June 21, 2024 • 37 mins
Has there ever been a more tumultuous time in history?We are not a democracy but commies are sure to use the language every chance they get. The Chinese owned farmland next to our military bases in America. The ultimate hot dog. Why do commies seek out school board races?
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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 Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday. And we've got
a ton to get to, everything from politics to history
to gas station food. So we don't have time to
sit around. It's time to dig in and get focused.
(00:33):
My focus is just stay focused, Jesse. As a history buff,
can you recall a more tumultuous that's a great word,
twenty five years than what we've experienced since the beginning
of this new millennium between nine to eleven wars, a
housing collapse, the string of presidents, we've had, technology moving
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rapidly as it has, pandemic, etc. Et cetera. Has their
bid more tumultuous quarter century than the ones we're currently in.
You can say my name. Well, that's a difficult question
to answer because we don't have a great perspective, right.
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I think the perspective part of the reason I love
history is perspective helps It helps us deal with our
day to day problems, our country problems. And yet, look,
you made a great case. You look back at the
last twenty five years. You got the nine to eleven
global war on tear. You know, idiot president after idiot president.
It's been it's been a tough road. It's been a
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tough road. But I don't know. I'd say if you
lived from eighteen fifty to eighteen seventy five, that would
probably classify as a pretty rough quarter century, wouldn't you
imagine the little things like the country dividing itself and
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then shooting each other in the face kind of a
big deal. If you lived from I don't know, nineteen
fifteen to nineteen forty five, you've been through it. Think
about that. Think about that, you've been through it. I'm
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not denying any of our problems. We talk about them
all the time. You talk about them. I talk about them.
We've got plenty of problems, tons of them. There's no
shortage of things to talk about here every day, that's
for sure. But I think we should keep some perspective. Yes,
it's a rocky time in history. How many times in
history haven't been rocky? You know, problems come, That's the
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way it goes. Problems come. Life comes with problems, personal problems,
country wide problems. It just it happens.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
You know.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
I'll tell you something. We don't think about enough. And
this is probably going to hit home for some people.
I just had a friend who was real diagnosed. It
doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. He's very sick and a
young guy. Tell you what, we don't think about health.
You don't ever think about your health or dwell on
your health until it goes bad. Maybe you've had cancer,
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maybe you're in the middle of cancer. Maybe you have
cancer or some other disease that's going to kill you.
How often does health cross your mind? How often do
you say to yourself, I wished I'd appreciated it more
back when I was healthy. You know, life is just
funny that way. It's gonna come with peaks and valleys, baby,
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So I tell my sons all the time, peaks and valleys,
King of Meat, which gas station chain has the best
made to order food sheets, wah wah, BUCkies, et cetera.
I know you're classy enough to frequent these places. I'm
team sheets all the way. Okay, uh, I know all
about gas stations. I'm mister gas station. As I have said,
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the gas station is so underrated. We always take you know,
occasionally we'll do calls and we'll say, tell me about
your blessings. I want to know about a blessing in
your life. You understand how blessed we are to have
gas stations. The gas station is incredible. I pull in,
I might go. On the way home from work, I go.
Sometimes when I don't even need anything in the gas station,
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I pull in my gas station. Maybe I need to
fill up. You know what I'll do when I fill up,
I'll saunter on into the gas station. Maybe maybe I
want to switchblade that day. They've got them. Maybe the
wife's out of eggs, she's doing some baking. My gas
station has a dozen eggs if I want it right there.
Frozen pizza, they got it. Six pack of beer if
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you're a drinker, they got it. It's bag of Doritos,
they got it. Maybe you want to go burn a heater,
They got those two. Do you want to screw up
the line for everyone else and buy fifteen Powerball tickets?
You can do that at the gas station. The gas
station is this little little one of the world. And
I have been to every gas station on the planet.
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Probably not, but I've been to a lot, and yes,
I've eaten it. Sheets I've eaten at wah wah several times,
and I've eaten at Bucky several times. And I'm here
to tell you something. We've had this talk before. Let
me just lay it out for you. Everybody, depending on
what region of the country you're in, everyone has a
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grocery chain or two that they think is superior to
all other grocery chains.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
Ah.
Speaker 1 (05:33):
If you're in Florida right now, Florida, man radio, if
you're listening to the sound of my voice in Florida
right now, every single one of you is yelling publics, publics, publics, publics.
And I love publics. I'm never gonna talk on public
Publics is amazing. And why do you love your your,
your your your grocery store whatever it is, No ours
is better. You don't understand they have a special sam
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which shop. Oh, you'd understand if they if you came
in this one, you'd see this seal Deli. Every freaking
grocery store has all that crap. They're all the same.
Everybody has a big grocery chain that serves a bunch
of different stuff with fresh food that's good. I know
everyone thinks there's this is the best. And I just
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defended one hundred percent of the people listening. I'm telling you,
they're all the same. Same thing. With gas stations. People
think depending on their region, people think their gas station
chain is superior to all others. Sheets is a great example. Now,
I love me some sheets. I was just in West Virginia, EH,
a couple months ago. I had dinner at Sheets, something classy.
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You know. I love sheets, but it's not really special.
It's better. Look it's better than normal, but it's not
really special. Oh, we have a quick trip. You don't
understand at the quick trip. No, no, no, no, I
do understand. I've been to gas stations all over the country.
Every time you go on a nice one, a nice
big one, they're all doing the same thing the other
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guy's doing with one exception. And you know, I love Texas.
I moved to Texas on purpose with no job. I
didn't even have a job. I just knew we wanted
to raise our kids in Texas, so we came here
on purpose. Okay, but I'm the furthest thinging away from
a Texas homer. I tell you what I love and
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what I hate. The food in this state best in
the country, the weather worse than the country. It's the
bottom line, there is no gas station chain in the
country like BUCkies. Nothing. You think your sheets or wah
wah or whatever it is is super special and it's
good again. I'm a wah wah fan. In BUCkies, they
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will pull a fresh brisket off the smoker in front
of you and slice it up for you. I don't
mean they do a mean chicken strip. They have the
best pastries I think I've ever eaten in my life.
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The pastry section is bigger than your grocery store. The
barbecue brisk it pulled pork. I get Philly cheese steak
burritos at BUCkies. That's my go to meal now. And
I'm a Mexican food freak. I love Mexican food. The
torteas are so soft. They might be the softest tortillas
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I've ever had. When you walk into a BUCkies, they
pay their employees what is it, Chris, It's something like
fifteen dollars an hour. It's created more than that. Yet
they pay their employees over the top money, but they
get over the top training and they demand over the
top performance. You can eat off the floor in a BUCkies,
and I'm not kidding. In the bathroom you walk in
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the bathroom, it doesn't even smell. It's huge. There's a
thousand dudes and they're going number one and number two
and the bathroom doesn't smell. And you know, I'm grossed
out by public restrooms. If you have to go, you
pull in BUCkies. They have full time people in there
cleaning it. You have never in your life seen a
gas station like BUCkies. I have never in my life.
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And you know how, you'll know you're coming up on
one because they have billboards for them fifty miles away.
Don't get gas here, Yeah, more Chris said. Morey's right,
more fifty miles away, there's a BUCkies coming, get ready
for BUCkies. Gearing up for BUCkies. They've got to have
one hundred gas station pumps. It's like you're pulling into
a city. I love me some quick trip and sheets
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and blah blah. I'm telling you, they're all pimples on
an elephant's butt compared to a Bucki's. I have never
even seen anything like BUCkies before in my life. They
make all their own stuff and it's amazing. They have
uh Nuts, nuggets, buck nuggets, nuggies, beaver nuggets. That's right.
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They have beaver nuggets. Thank you, Chris. They have beaver nuggets.
They're these kind of like melt in your mouth. I
wouldn't even call it a chip, but I wouldn't call
it popcorn. They make their own candy. It's unbelievable. Don't
drive by a BUCkies just for the experience. Pull in. Honestly,
I don't like to get gas there because the pumps
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is a frigging busy. We pull in just to eat. Oh,
if you need a tent, they have it at BUCkies.
Do you need a smoker itself? They have it at BUCkies.
I don't even know what all they do there. I
haven't even explored the whole thing. Did you forget clothes?
They have all that at BUCkies. Trust me, it's like
nothing you've ever seen. Now, there is one thing they
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Speaker 2 (11:40):
Day the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and
ask doctor Jesse Friday. So, I've been ranting a lot
about democracy, democracy, democracy, How we're not a democracy. That's
a dirty COMMI world word, a word that they are
purposely using and ingraining into the minds of the public
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because they wish we were a democracy. Then the mob
could simply vote to take away your rights and my rights.
We are not a democracy. A threat to democracy, a
threat to democracy. They're trying to convince people that we
are a democracy and then convince people that you're a
threat to it, so they can send the FBI after you.
One of these two, Chris Michael one on which one
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it was dug up a little video that I thought
was pretty well done the difference between a constitutional republic
and a democracy. Actually, forget that I found the video
neither Chris or Michael. This was all me anyway.
Speaker 3 (12:39):
Here it is a pretty ideal of a democracy a
universal equality. The ideal of a constitutional republic is individual liberty.
In this century, great strives have been made toward the goal.
Speaker 1 (12:50):
Of this sounds really modern.
Speaker 3 (12:52):
Hurting our republic and transforming it into a democracy. The
foremost technic of the subverters is subversion of language. By
calling America a democracy until people thoughtlessly accept and use
the term, utalitarians have obscured the real meaning of American
principle to government. Writers of the Constitution were anxious to
safeguard liberty against dictatorship monarchy they call it, but their
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chief anxiety was to protect the country against democracy. Alexander Hamilton,
delegate from New York, said, we are now forming a
republican government. Real liberty is not found in democracy. If
we incline too much to democracy, we shall soon shoot
into a monarchy. John Adams, one of the giants of
the American revolutionaire period, said, democracy will end the all
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contend with all, endeavor to pull down all, and when,
by chance it happens to get the upper hand for
a short time, democracy will be revengeful, bloody, and cruel.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
It doesn't sound like the Democrat Party at all about it.
Speaker 3 (13:53):
America was founded not as a democracy, but as a
constitutional republic. We pledge a legiance to the republic, which
our flag stands, not to a democracy. The Constitution require
a republican farm of government par Real states, but does
not mention democracy, and neither does the Decoration of Independence
or the bit of rights. So I'm gonna ask him
what kind of government the Convention had given America, and
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Franklin replied, in republic if you can keep it.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
Dan Smoot. Dan Smoot apparently was the guy's name. That's
from nineteen sixty six, So this fight's been going on
for a very long time. But he sounds like a
very smart guy, copying me, copying me from eighty years ago.
Shut up, Chris Jesse. As time goes on, it seems
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like everyone has forgotten those of us who were left
seriously damaged by the vaccine. The pain is unbearable, but
even worse is that our country is okay with the
acceptable casualties that we are. Please don't let them forget us,
he said, use my name. His name is Richard from
South Carolina. I have not forgotten Richard. I talk about
it often, that disgusting, poisonous shot they pushed into people
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operation warp speed. How many lives lost, lives destroyed, people
can't walk, people lost their moms. Wives of that story,
Oh remember that story that young mother was forced to
get it by your job. Gone husband, now a widower,
kids without a mom. And they all told you it
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was safe and effective. They all bragged about it, and
most of the people who bragged about it knew it
was bad. Remember that Pfizer knew it was bad. Dear
Dick Cheney of Paintball. Rank these three things in level
of importance in your life. The soundboard, ground Beef or
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Jewish producer Chris And that's from Bradley Well. Chris is
obviously last, So let's set aside soundboard or ground beef.
You know, Chris and me were doing this show a
long time before we had a soundboard. I don't think
I could do without ground beef. What Chris, Okay, that's
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a good point. See Chris said no ground beef. He
didn't say no steak. But man, you I don't think
you fully comprehend how hamburger helper centric. In fact, how
ground beef centric I am as a human being. We
have hamburger helper. The wife won't let me buy the
box stuff anymore because she says there's too many preservatives.
So she makes homemade hamburger helper, which is amazing. Oh Chris,
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it's so good, homemade hamburger helper, my world famous cheeseburgers. Man,
I think the soundboard would have to go. I think
the sound board would have to go, and that pains me.
I don't know what I'd do without it. Hey, Jesse,
I love the show. Blah blah blah, so on and
so forth. Nah me acting like Jesse Kelly. Well, anyway,
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at our house we have a conflict. My dad says
Ford is the better car company. I personally like Chevy.
What do you think he said? Ps? Not as in
the morals of the company. But the best quality of
car well I always had. I always bought the cheapest
car I could finally got great gas mileage my whole life.
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And then when I got into my older working years
and I could finally afford to pick up, I started
with the GMC, and then I moved on to a Chevy,
and then my most recent truck was Afford. This is
my experience with them, Chevy's GMC under this the same
truck always seemed to be more comfortable. They rode a
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little better that Ford. I had that thing flew though
it had a twin turbo on it, and that thing
would move what Chris, Yes, Chris, that's the moment the sunroof.
I don't know why you have to bring up old stuff,
you know what? This is why you were last on
the list, after the soundboard and after the ground beef. Anyway,
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I'm done with Chris. I want to talk about you.
Mayonnaise Ham Radio in the Chinese hang on. He doesn't
care if you believe him, but he's right. Jesse Kelly,
it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and
asked doctor Jesse Friday member, you can email the show
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and you should Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now,
before we get back to the questions, I just want
to just want to talk about this briefly. The New
York Post has an article today. It's not going to
be surprising to you. You've known about this a long time.
They have a map showing the Chinese owned farmland next
to nineteen military bases. Nineteen of our military bases. Communist
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China has bought farmland next to it. Now, the only
thing I'm going to say about this is this, it's very,
very frustrating to watch how we can pathetic the leadership
of this country is. And it's one of the things
that's so daunting about the challenge ahead of us. Why
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do they ignore things like this? Why do they allow
things like this? Well, so many of our leaders now
they're simply bought off, bought off by China or flat
out America haters themselves, because there's no sane nation in
the history of the world that would allow a foreign power,
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even one that was a friend, to buy up the
land right next to your military base. That's not something
any country and the history of the world would permit.
Yet we permit that here in America. It honestly, it
reminds me of that article Lee Smith wrote. He came
out here and talked about it one time. The article
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Lee Smith wrote about the war between Athens and Sparta,
and and I won't go into all the details of it,
but about how the leaders, so many of the leaders
of Athens, they simply just sold their country out. That's
part of the reason they lost. They just for thirty
pieces of silver. They didn't love Athens, didn't feel any
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sense of duty for it, and just did them wrong.
And that's exactly what we have here now. How many
people are complicit or at least asleep at the wheel
to allow the communist Chinese to Obviously they have plans
for this. They have a plan. The Chinese didn't buy
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up the farmland next to the military basis so they
could grow coin coin coin corn. They have a plan,
and it's not a good plan. Can you imagine what
would happened? Why do you think the Chinese would do that?
What if war all of a sudden broke out. Even
if their plan is simply to use that land to spy,
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that can be crucial. What's being mobile, where's it going?
What port is it leaving from Think of the critical
information you could gather against a wartime adversary if you
had a bunch of land and could observe their military
base from your land. And we just allow this to happen.
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I brought it this up last night. I complained about
it all the time. I can't stand the fact that
these problems we have are relatively easy to fix, if
we could just get the people in power to do
something about it, if we could get them to care
enough to do something about it. To all this commy
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street activism, easy fix, totally cake. Use your attorneys general.
I hate that word. I always call them attorney generals,
but I know that's not probably whatever. Use your ags
to go after the left wing funding network. Arrest any
foreign billionaire who funds this social unrest in the country,
any street animal you catch on the streets doing all this,
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gluing themselves to the road and shattering windows, automatic mandatory
minimum ten year prison sentence, and all that stuff goes away,
gone easy, easy piece like that, And we just don't
have the will. Drives me nuts. Dear food Guru and men,
you whisper, what say you about the growing trend of
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putting just mayo or mayo with other toppings on hot dogs?
What do you say are the acceptable and never acceptable
toppings on hot dogs? American patriots want to know? Is
the fourth of July approaches? His name is Paul. Okay, first,
I have to tell you something. I have actually never
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had mayonnaise on a hot dog. I would, however, have
mayonnaise on a hot dog. You can't ask Chris about this.
He's a mayonnaise hater. Michael, are you a mayonnaise on
a hot dog? See? Michael, is I love mayonnaise? I
think it would be outstanding. Go ahead, Michael, what you
haven't but you would? Okay, Michael's with me. He hasn't,
but he would. I haven't, but I would. Chris hates mayonnaise,
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so we're not going to pay attention to him. Mayonnaise
is a perfectly acceptable condiment on a hot dog. Now,
the ultimate hot dog you will find it in New
York City because it has the red onion sauce they
put on it. That will set that aside, because most
of you aren't in New York City. Ketchup mustard onions.
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That's how you eat a hot dog. If you really
want to step up your game. My perfect hot dog
is they have a ketch I put ketchup on it,
and then they have jars of it in the grocery store.
Here a jalapeno mustard relish. It's yellow and you can
see the little chunks of dice jalipino, like pickled jalipino
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in it. You spread that on a hot dog with
some ketchup on there. That's as good as it gets.
All these things are perfectly acceptable. Here's what's not acceptable.
Whatever you people in Chicago are doing. I don't know
what is going on. No, they're not Chris poppy seed bun.
Take your poppy seed bun and shove it. And more importantly,
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sour kraut. Sour kraut shouldn't be allowed on the planet,
let alone on a hot dog. The only place you
should even be able to find sour kraut is when
we take all the pedophiles and drop them on a
deserted island. We should do a flyover once a day
and just dump sour kraut on top of their heads.
That's the only way that stuff should even exist. Oh gosh,
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I'm getting all fired up here. Since Jesse, since we
talked about preparing ahead, my Patriots supply and Berna and
so on and so forth. I'm looking into Ham radio
just because I think it would be good to have
in the event we're left without internet communications. Do you
have any knowledge about ham Do you have one? And also,
more importantly, would we still be able to listen to
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the Jesse Kelly Show. Okay, I do not have a
Ham radio, but I am fascinated by them, and I
got that fascination from my grandpa Hank. I have messed
with one before. He's rest in peace. Grandpa he had
one at his My Grandma and grandpa they were farmers,
and he had one at his farmhouse when we would
go out to their farmhouse when we weren't, you know,
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shooting squirrels and doing all the things kids used to
be able to do out on a farm when I
was a kid. Well, kids, do do you want a farm?
But let's say the weather got bad or whatever, if
you had to go inside, that was the kiss of
death at grandma and Grandpa's house. Grandma and Grandpa's house,
a farm is heaven for somebody like me who wants
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to go shoot things and swim and play tag with
the cousins, and my grandpa would give me a bebie
gun and order me into his one of his barns
because the mice and the rats were a nightmare for
his horses. I was given orders to go kill mice
and rats. They honestly, you boughtsill hand me a pot
of gold for young Jesse to heaven. But if the
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weather got bad and you had to go inside. Grandma
and Grandpa had the oldest crappiest TV in the world.
I think it got two channels. Grandma God rest her
soul as well. Grandma Helen, she was quilting. She had
a quilting thing there. What am I supposed to do
in ear play scrabble against Grandpa? But he did have
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this upstairs area where he was a Ham radio guy,
and that's what he did and used to let us
go mess with it within reason. We didn't didn't let
us trash the place or anything like that, but he
let us go mess with it. And yeah, it was cool.
Ham radio is freaking cool. Dome isn't cool. People stand together.
When we use our collective voice, when we stand in solidarity,
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we can drive.
Speaker 3 (26:49):
Extraordinary change because it is we who stand together.
Speaker 1 (26:55):
As the collective, who have the power and the ability
to see what can do me unburdened on.
Speaker 2 (27:02):
What has been.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
There's that line again. She loves that line, to see
what can be unburdened by what has been. Some college
student wrote that line for her a couple of years ago,
and she just wrapped her arms around that thing and
fell in love with it. And of course it's just
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a it's just a line about the revolution, that's all
it is. See what can be unburdened by what has been.
That's a very flowery, nice way of saying, burn everything
down so we can create a new future for you.
Dirty comedies they are you know who isn't comy Chalk
Chock's anti communists. They call themselves anti communists. I love that.
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That's what I am. I don't call myself a republican
or a conservative, or a populist or a libertarian or
a nationalist or any of those things. I suppose I
have strains of all those things running through me. I
am an anti communist. Stopping communists, Stopping these demons is
really all that matters, because unless we stop them, well
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the Jesse Kelly Show. You're welcome. It is the Jesse
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the weekend. I'll be back on Monday, jesseat Jessekellyshow dot com. Now,
before we dig into the emails I didn't get to,
and I don't know how many of these I am
going to get to. I want to do something really quickly.
Let's save a baby. We're going into a weekend, or
maybe it's Saturday and you're listening to the next day.
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women choose life almost every time there's something about it.
She hears that heartbeat, she chooses life. And the ultrasound
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costs twenty eight dollars. You can give whatever you want. Look,
it's all tax deductible. Give whatever you want. Give him
twenty eight grand for all I care. So that's tax deductible.
How many lives is that? Preborn dot com slash Jesse?
All right, preborn dot com slash Jesse. Now let's tackle
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what we can. And now here's a headline by go
you know, you know the thing emails We didn't get
to you, dear doctor Jesse. At my school, the teachers
allow a man in the women's restrooms. He's a senior
in eighteen years old, but he refuses to use the
singer will stall restrooms. A lot of the girls, I know,
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even the non Christians, are very uncomfortable when he uses
the bathrooms. My whole family and I complain to the
school and they said they have their hands tied because
the school board voted to affirm gay students. We discover
they did vote about it only a month previous. Somehow
we didn't know about this at all. Is this a
problem with us for not knowing about this or are
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the school boards deliberately hiding these dates? How do we
pressure the school board into supporting our values? So on
and so forth. Her name is Grace, and Grace request
the freedom bandido.
Speaker 2 (31:35):
Ay yi yai yai, I am the printo bandito hecky
I like trito scornchips. I love them. I do I
want Britto scornchits. I'll get them from you. I yi
yai yi oh I amd frinto bantito. Give me brito
(31:57):
scornchipsin I'll be your friend. De free so bumbe, though
you must not up in much munch a bunch of creetos.
Speaker 1 (32:06):
Okay, so let's talk about this. Is it our fault? Well,
yes and no, Yes and no, And allow me to explain.
These are very evil people. Communists are evil people, and
evil people don't think like you, and they don't think
like me. They are Honestly, the best way I would
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describe them is predators. You're not a predator. They roam
around looking for people to prey upon. And because you're
not a predator, you don't think like they think. And
you and I we get caught off guard by these things.
So here's how it works when it comes to a
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school board. First of all, the makeup of the school board.
You me, we don't run for these. We should. We
should own every school board in the country, especially in
red areas. But even in red area is the school
boards are run by commies. Because we were too busy
watching the game, relaxing, we're at work where the commies aren't.
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They get to town and the first thing they do
is go get themselves on the school board. Now let's
follow that. Why are they doing that? Why do they
care so much? Is it because school board is so
much fun. No, it's because it gives them access to
your children. To the communists. As we've talked earlier in
the show, your children are everything to him. He must
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break them from you. He must shatter the family unit
and shatter your child from these values you've given them.
That's why they seek out the school board positions and
then like just like in this example here, they will
vote on things they know parents don't want. They'll do
it as quietly as humanly possible. In California, they're passing bills,
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they're putting it into law that they can train a
kid behind your back and the school isn't allowed to
tell mom and dad. That's how committed these people are
to shattering our children. And again, you are not a predator.
So I have all the sympathy in the world for
you and me. How we got caught off guard? We
woke up one day and there's a bunch of freaking
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demons running our society. Well, we don't think like they think,
but we better start. We failed when we allowed them
to have the school boards. Is there anything we can do?
How can we do it? How can we pressure the
school board take away their jobs? That's how you pressure
a school board. You're not going to stand now. I
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like that parents are getting allowed at school boards. That's
a good thing. Be active. I'm not bad mouthing that
at all. But these communists are not worried about your anger.
These communists are worried about keeping their position. That's what
they truly fear. We had some lame lecture in church
a couple months ago about politics, and for the most part,
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they did a very good job about abortion and all
this other stuff. They did a very very good job.
But one of the things they said was you have
to make sure you're living in peace with everybody. That's ridiculous.
You should never live at peace with the predator who's
after your child. You should be making enemies. Are you
making enemies? You should be making an enemy of that
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school board member, how by running against them, take away
their power, take away their access, not just to your children,
to other children. If you're not making enemies in your community,
your community better be one hundred percent blood red. And
I bet you it's not mine. Isn't. And let me
tell you what. Half my town loves me, and half
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mind things. I'm the Antichrist. I get sneered at in
the grocery store. They hate my freaking guts, and I'm
proud of it. I walk real tall when that happens
to me. Make enemies. There are evil demons after your children.
Don't let them get them. Go make enemies. Go take
away someone's school board spot. That's what you do. Dear Oracle.
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Your opening monologue was the absolute best one I have
ever heard. I live in East Tennessee, Upper East Tennessee. Gosh,
I love Tennessee. I would like to see how to
form some sort of red state coalition against the out
of control federal government. Look a red state coalition. It's
just again a matter of getting the kind of Republicans
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into office who were willing to do this. And it's
our red states that are failing us the most because
these are the states where we could have hardcore anti
communists in office, and instead we have this GOP good
old boy network. So we're full of loser governors like Kivy,
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loser senators like Mitt Rowney and John Cornyn and Rounds
and so many of the others. We need to be
much more active with our state politics, and then once
we get the people who have the will in there, well,
once the will gets there, the action follows. All right, now,
put your phone down and go enjoy your weekend. I'm
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going to go enjoy mine. That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday. And we've got
a ton to get to, everything from politics to history
to gas station food. So we don't have time to
sit around. It's time to dig in and get focused.
(00:33):
My focus is just stay focused, Jesse. As a history buff,
can you recall a more tumultuous that's a great word,
twenty five years than what we've experienced since the beginning
of this new millennium between nine to eleven wars, a
housing collapse, the string of presidents, we've had, technology moving
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rapidly as it has, pandemic, etc. Et cetera. Has their
bid more tumultuous quarter century than the ones we're currently in.
You can say my name. Well, that's a difficult question
to answer because we don't have a great perspective, right.
(01:17):
I think the perspective part of the reason I love
history is perspective helps It helps us deal with our
day to day problems, our country problems. And yet, look,
you made a great case. You look back at the
last twenty five years. You got the nine to eleven
global war on tear. You know, idiot president after idiot president.
It's been it's been a tough road. It's been a
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tough road. But I don't know. I'd say if you
lived from eighteen fifty to eighteen seventy five, that would
probably classify as a pretty rough quarter century, wouldn't you
imagine the little things like the country dividing itself and
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then shooting each other in the face kind of a
big deal. If you lived from I don't know, nineteen
fifteen to nineteen forty five, you've been through it. Think
about that. Think about that, you've been through it. I'm
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not denying any of our problems. We talk about them
all the time. You talk about them. I talk about them.
We've got plenty of problems, tons of them. There's no
shortage of things to talk about here every day, that's
for sure. But I think we should keep some perspective. Yes,
it's a rocky time in history. How many times in
history haven't been rocky? You know, problems come, That's the
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way it goes. Problems come. Life comes with problems, personal problems,
country wide problems. It just it happens.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
You know.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
I'll tell you something. We don't think about enough. And
this is probably going to hit home for some people.
I just had a friend who was real diagnosed. It
doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. He's very sick and a
young guy. Tell you what, we don't think about health.
You don't ever think about your health or dwell on
your health until it goes bad. Maybe you've had cancer,
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maybe you're in the middle of cancer. Maybe you have
cancer or some other disease that's going to kill you.
How often does health cross your mind? How often do
you say to yourself, I wished I'd appreciated it more
back when I was healthy. You know, life is just
funny that way. It's gonna come with peaks and valleys, baby,
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So I tell my sons all the time, peaks and valleys,
King of Meat, which gas station chain has the best
made to order food sheets, wah wah, BUCkies, et cetera.
I know you're classy enough to frequent these places. I'm
team sheets all the way. Okay, uh, I know all
about gas stations. I'm mister gas station. As I have said,
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the gas station is so underrated. We always take you know,
occasionally we'll do calls and we'll say, tell me about
your blessings. I want to know about a blessing in
your life. You understand how blessed we are to have
gas stations. The gas station is incredible. I pull in,
I might go. On the way home from work, I go.
Sometimes when I don't even need anything in the gas station,
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I pull in my gas station. Maybe I need to
fill up. You know what I'll do when I fill up,
I'll saunter on into the gas station. Maybe maybe I
want to switchblade that day. They've got them. Maybe the
wife's out of eggs, she's doing some baking. My gas
station has a dozen eggs if I want it right there.
Frozen pizza, they got it. Six pack of beer if
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you're a drinker, they got it. It's bag of Doritos,
they got it. Maybe you want to go burn a heater,
They got those two. Do you want to screw up
the line for everyone else and buy fifteen Powerball tickets?
You can do that at the gas station. The gas
station is this little little one of the world. And
I have been to every gas station on the planet.
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Probably not, but I've been to a lot, and yes,
I've eaten it. Sheets I've eaten at wah wah several times,
and I've eaten at Bucky several times. And I'm here
to tell you something. We've had this talk before. Let
me just lay it out for you. Everybody, depending on
what region of the country you're in, everyone has a
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grocery chain or two that they think is superior to
all other grocery chains.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
Ah.
Speaker 1 (05:33):
If you're in Florida right now, Florida, man radio, if
you're listening to the sound of my voice in Florida
right now, every single one of you is yelling publics, publics, publics, publics.
And I love publics. I'm never gonna talk on public
Publics is amazing. And why do you love your your,
your your your grocery store whatever it is, No ours
is better. You don't understand they have a special sam
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which shop. Oh, you'd understand if they if you came
in this one, you'd see this seal Deli. Every freaking
grocery store has all that crap. They're all the same.
Everybody has a big grocery chain that serves a bunch
of different stuff with fresh food that's good. I know
everyone thinks there's this is the best. And I just
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defended one hundred percent of the people listening. I'm telling you,
they're all the same. Same thing. With gas stations. People
think depending on their region, people think their gas station
chain is superior to all others. Sheets is a great example. Now,
I love me some sheets. I was just in West Virginia, EH,
a couple months ago. I had dinner at Sheets, something classy.
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You know. I love sheets, but it's not really special.
It's better. Look it's better than normal, but it's not
really special. Oh, we have a quick trip. You don't
understand at the quick trip. No, no, no, no, I
do understand. I've been to gas stations all over the country.
Every time you go on a nice one, a nice
big one, they're all doing the same thing the other
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guy's doing with one exception. And you know, I love Texas.
I moved to Texas on purpose with no job. I
didn't even have a job. I just knew we wanted
to raise our kids in Texas, so we came here
on purpose. Okay, but I'm the furthest thinging away from
a Texas homer. I tell you what I love and
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what I hate. The food in this state best in
the country, the weather worse than the country. It's the
bottom line, there is no gas station chain in the
country like BUCkies. Nothing. You think your sheets or wah
wah or whatever it is is super special and it's
good again. I'm a wah wah fan. In BUCkies, they
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will pull a fresh brisket off the smoker in front
of you and slice it up for you. I don't
mean they do a mean chicken strip. They have the
best pastries I think I've ever eaten in my life.
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The pastry section is bigger than your grocery store. The
barbecue brisk it pulled pork. I get Philly cheese steak
burritos at BUCkies. That's my go to meal now. And
I'm a Mexican food freak. I love Mexican food. The
torteas are so soft. They might be the softest tortillas
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I've ever had. When you walk into a BUCkies, they
pay their employees what is it, Chris, It's something like
fifteen dollars an hour. It's created more than that. Yet
they pay their employees over the top money, but they
get over the top training and they demand over the
top performance. You can eat off the floor in a BUCkies,
and I'm not kidding. In the bathroom you walk in
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the bathroom, it doesn't even smell. It's huge. There's a
thousand dudes and they're going number one and number two
and the bathroom doesn't smell. And you know, I'm grossed
out by public restrooms. If you have to go, you
pull in BUCkies. They have full time people in there
cleaning it. You have never in your life seen a
gas station like BUCkies. I have never in my life.
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And you know how, you'll know you're coming up on
one because they have billboards for them fifty miles away.
Don't get gas here, Yeah, more Chris said. Morey's right,
more fifty miles away, there's a BUCkies coming, get ready
for BUCkies. Gearing up for BUCkies. They've got to have
one hundred gas station pumps. It's like you're pulling into
a city. I love me some quick trip and sheets
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and blah blah. I'm telling you, they're all pimples on
an elephant's butt compared to a Bucki's. I have never
even seen anything like BUCkies before in my life. They
make all their own stuff and it's amazing. They have
uh Nuts, nuggets, buck nuggets, nuggies, beaver nuggets. That's right.
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They have beaver nuggets. Thank you, Chris. They have beaver nuggets.
They're these kind of like melt in your mouth. I
wouldn't even call it a chip, but I wouldn't call
it popcorn. They make their own candy. It's unbelievable. Don't
drive by a BUCkies just for the experience. Pull in. Honestly,
I don't like to get gas there because the pumps
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is a frigging busy. We pull in just to eat. Oh,
if you need a tent, they have it at BUCkies.
Do you need a smoker itself? They have it at BUCkies.
I don't even know what all they do there. I
haven't even explored the whole thing. Did you forget clothes?
They have all that at BUCkies. Trust me, it's like
nothing you've ever seen. Now, there is one thing they
don't have. They don't have my pillow, all right, And
(10:41):
so before you go to BUCkies, make sure you've been
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Speaker 2 (11:40):
Day the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and
ask doctor Jesse Friday. So, I've been ranting a lot
about democracy, democracy, democracy, How we're not a democracy. That's
a dirty COMMI world word, a word that they are
purposely using and ingraining into the minds of the public
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because they wish we were a democracy. Then the mob
could simply vote to take away your rights and my rights.
We are not a democracy. A threat to democracy, a
threat to democracy. They're trying to convince people that we
are a democracy and then convince people that you're a
threat to it, so they can send the FBI after you.
One of these two, Chris Michael one on which one
(12:26):
it was dug up a little video that I thought
was pretty well done the difference between a constitutional republic
and a democracy. Actually, forget that I found the video
neither Chris or Michael. This was all me anyway.
Speaker 3 (12:39):
Here it is a pretty ideal of a democracy a
universal equality. The ideal of a constitutional republic is individual liberty.
In this century, great strives have been made toward the goal.
Speaker 1 (12:50):
Of this sounds really modern.
Speaker 3 (12:52):
Hurting our republic and transforming it into a democracy. The
foremost technic of the subverters is subversion of language. By
calling America a democracy until people thoughtlessly accept and use
the term, utalitarians have obscured the real meaning of American
principle to government. Writers of the Constitution were anxious to
safeguard liberty against dictatorship monarchy they call it, but their
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chief anxiety was to protect the country against democracy. Alexander Hamilton,
delegate from New York, said, we are now forming a
republican government. Real liberty is not found in democracy. If
we incline too much to democracy, we shall soon shoot
into a monarchy. John Adams, one of the giants of
the American revolutionaire period, said, democracy will end the all
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contend with all, endeavor to pull down all, and when,
by chance it happens to get the upper hand for
a short time, democracy will be revengeful, bloody, and cruel.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
It doesn't sound like the Democrat Party at all about it.
Speaker 3 (13:53):
America was founded not as a democracy, but as a
constitutional republic. We pledge a legiance to the republic, which
our flag stands, not to a democracy. The Constitution require
a republican farm of government par Real states, but does
not mention democracy, and neither does the Decoration of Independence
or the bit of rights. So I'm gonna ask him
what kind of government the Convention had given America, and
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Franklin replied, in republic if you can keep it.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
Dan Smoot. Dan Smoot apparently was the guy's name. That's
from nineteen sixty six, So this fight's been going on
for a very long time. But he sounds like a
very smart guy, copying me, copying me from eighty years ago.
Shut up, Chris Jesse. As time goes on, it seems
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like everyone has forgotten those of us who were left
seriously damaged by the vaccine. The pain is unbearable, but
even worse is that our country is okay with the
acceptable casualties that we are. Please don't let them forget us,
he said, use my name. His name is Richard from
South Carolina. I have not forgotten Richard. I talk about
it often, that disgusting, poisonous shot they pushed into people
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operation warp speed. How many lives lost, lives destroyed, people
can't walk, people lost their moms. Wives of that story,
Oh remember that story that young mother was forced to
get it by your job. Gone husband, now a widower,
kids without a mom. And they all told you it
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was safe and effective. They all bragged about it, and
most of the people who bragged about it knew it
was bad. Remember that Pfizer knew it was bad. Dear
Dick Cheney of Paintball. Rank these three things in level
of importance in your life. The soundboard, ground Beef or
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Jewish producer Chris And that's from Bradley Well. Chris is
obviously last, So let's set aside soundboard or ground beef.
You know, Chris and me were doing this show a
long time before we had a soundboard. I don't think
I could do without ground beef. What Chris, Okay, that's
(16:17):
a good point. See Chris said no ground beef. He
didn't say no steak. But man, you I don't think
you fully comprehend how hamburger helper centric. In fact, how
ground beef centric I am as a human being. We
have hamburger helper. The wife won't let me buy the
box stuff anymore because she says there's too many preservatives.
So she makes homemade hamburger helper, which is amazing. Oh Chris,
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it's so good, homemade hamburger helper, my world famous cheeseburgers. Man,
I think the soundboard would have to go. I think
the sound board would have to go, and that pains me.
I don't know what I'd do without it. Hey, Jesse,
I love the show. Blah blah blah, so on and
so forth. Nah me acting like Jesse Kelly. Well, anyway,
(17:00):
at our house we have a conflict. My dad says
Ford is the better car company. I personally like Chevy.
What do you think he said? Ps? Not as in
the morals of the company. But the best quality of
car well I always had. I always bought the cheapest
car I could finally got great gas mileage my whole life.
(17:20):
And then when I got into my older working years
and I could finally afford to pick up, I started
with the GMC, and then I moved on to a Chevy,
and then my most recent truck was Afford. This is
my experience with them, Chevy's GMC under this the same
truck always seemed to be more comfortable. They rode a
(17:44):
little better that Ford. I had that thing flew though
it had a twin turbo on it, and that thing
would move what Chris, Yes, Chris, that's the moment the sunroof.
I don't know why you have to bring up old stuff,
you know what? This is why you were last on
the list, after the soundboard and after the ground beef. Anyway,
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I'm done with Chris. I want to talk about you.
Mayonnaise Ham Radio in the Chinese hang on. He doesn't
care if you believe him, but he's right. Jesse Kelly,
it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and
asked doctor Jesse Friday member, you can email the show
(18:27):
and you should Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now,
before we get back to the questions, I just want
to just want to talk about this briefly. The New
York Post has an article today. It's not going to
be surprising to you. You've known about this a long time.
They have a map showing the Chinese owned farmland next
to nineteen military bases. Nineteen of our military bases. Communist
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China has bought farmland next to it. Now, the only
thing I'm going to say about this is this, it's very,
very frustrating to watch how we can pathetic the leadership
of this country is. And it's one of the things
that's so daunting about the challenge ahead of us. Why
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do they ignore things like this? Why do they allow
things like this? Well, so many of our leaders now
they're simply bought off, bought off by China or flat
out America haters themselves, because there's no sane nation in
the history of the world that would allow a foreign power,
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even one that was a friend, to buy up the
land right next to your military base. That's not something
any country and the history of the world would permit.
Yet we permit that here in America. It honestly, it
reminds me of that article Lee Smith wrote. He came
out here and talked about it one time. The article
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Lee Smith wrote about the war between Athens and Sparta,
and and I won't go into all the details of it,
but about how the leaders, so many of the leaders
of Athens, they simply just sold their country out. That's
part of the reason they lost. They just for thirty
pieces of silver. They didn't love Athens, didn't feel any
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sense of duty for it, and just did them wrong.
And that's exactly what we have here now. How many
people are complicit or at least asleep at the wheel
to allow the communist Chinese to Obviously they have plans
for this. They have a plan. The Chinese didn't buy
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up the farmland next to the military basis so they
could grow coin coin coin corn. They have a plan,
and it's not a good plan. Can you imagine what
would happened? Why do you think the Chinese would do that?
What if war all of a sudden broke out. Even
if their plan is simply to use that land to spy,
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that can be crucial. What's being mobile, where's it going?
What port is it leaving from Think of the critical
information you could gather against a wartime adversary if you
had a bunch of land and could observe their military
base from your land. And we just allow this to happen.
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I brought it this up last night. I complained about
it all the time. I can't stand the fact that
these problems we have are relatively easy to fix, if
we could just get the people in power to do
something about it, if we could get them to care
enough to do something about it. To all this commy
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street activism, easy fix, totally cake. Use your attorneys general.
I hate that word. I always call them attorney generals,
but I know that's not probably whatever. Use your ags
to go after the left wing funding network. Arrest any
foreign billionaire who funds this social unrest in the country,
any street animal you catch on the streets doing all this,
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gluing themselves to the road and shattering windows, automatic mandatory
minimum ten year prison sentence, and all that stuff goes away,
gone easy, easy piece like that, And we just don't
have the will. Drives me nuts. Dear food Guru and men,
you whisper, what say you about the growing trend of
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putting just mayo or mayo with other toppings on hot dogs?
What do you say are the acceptable and never acceptable
toppings on hot dogs? American patriots want to know? Is
the fourth of July approaches? His name is Paul. Okay, first,
I have to tell you something. I have actually never
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had mayonnaise on a hot dog. I would, however, have
mayonnaise on a hot dog. You can't ask Chris about this.
He's a mayonnaise hater. Michael, are you a mayonnaise on
a hot dog? See? Michael, is I love mayonnaise? I
think it would be outstanding. Go ahead, Michael, what you
haven't but you would? Okay, Michael's with me. He hasn't,
but he would. I haven't, but I would. Chris hates mayonnaise,
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so we're not going to pay attention to him. Mayonnaise
is a perfectly acceptable condiment on a hot dog. Now,
the ultimate hot dog you will find it in New
York City because it has the red onion sauce they
put on it. That will set that aside, because most
of you aren't in New York City. Ketchup mustard onions.
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That's how you eat a hot dog. If you really
want to step up your game. My perfect hot dog
is they have a ketch I put ketchup on it,
and then they have jars of it in the grocery store.
Here a jalapeno mustard relish. It's yellow and you can
see the little chunks of dice jalipino, like pickled jalipino
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in it. You spread that on a hot dog with
some ketchup on there. That's as good as it gets.
All these things are perfectly acceptable. Here's what's not acceptable.
Whatever you people in Chicago are doing. I don't know
what is going on. No, they're not Chris poppy seed bun.
Take your poppy seed bun and shove it. And more importantly,
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sour kraut. Sour kraut shouldn't be allowed on the planet,
let alone on a hot dog. The only place you
should even be able to find sour kraut is when
we take all the pedophiles and drop them on a
deserted island. We should do a flyover once a day
and just dump sour kraut on top of their heads.
That's the only way that stuff should even exist. Oh gosh,
(24:32):
I'm getting all fired up here. Since Jesse, since we
talked about preparing ahead, my Patriots supply and Berna and
so on and so forth. I'm looking into Ham radio
just because I think it would be good to have
in the event we're left without internet communications. Do you
have any knowledge about ham Do you have one? And also,
more importantly, would we still be able to listen to
(24:53):
the Jesse Kelly Show. Okay, I do not have a
Ham radio, but I am fascinated by them, and I
got that fascination from my grandpa Hank. I have messed
with one before. He's rest in peace. Grandpa he had
one at his My Grandma and grandpa they were farmers,
and he had one at his farmhouse when we would
go out to their farmhouse when we weren't, you know,
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shooting squirrels and doing all the things kids used to
be able to do out on a farm when I
was a kid. Well, kids, do do you want a farm?
But let's say the weather got bad or whatever, if
you had to go inside, that was the kiss of
death at grandma and Grandpa's house. Grandma and Grandpa's house,
a farm is heaven for somebody like me who wants
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to go shoot things and swim and play tag with
the cousins, and my grandpa would give me a bebie
gun and order me into his one of his barns
because the mice and the rats were a nightmare for
his horses. I was given orders to go kill mice
and rats. They honestly, you boughtsill hand me a pot
of gold for young Jesse to heaven. But if the
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weather got bad and you had to go inside. Grandma
and Grandpa had the oldest crappiest TV in the world.
I think it got two channels. Grandma God rest her
soul as well. Grandma Helen, she was quilting. She had
a quilting thing there. What am I supposed to do
in ear play scrabble against Grandpa? But he did have
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this upstairs area where he was a Ham radio guy,
and that's what he did and used to let us
go mess with it within reason. We didn't didn't let
us trash the place or anything like that, but he
let us go mess with it. And yeah, it was cool.
Ham radio is freaking cool. Dome isn't cool. People stand together.
When we use our collective voice, when we stand in solidarity,
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we can drive.
Speaker 3 (26:49):
Extraordinary change because it is we who stand together.
Speaker 1 (26:55):
As the collective, who have the power and the ability
to see what can do me unburdened on.
Speaker 2 (27:02):
What has been.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
There's that line again. She loves that line, to see
what can be unburdened by what has been. Some college
student wrote that line for her a couple of years ago,
and she just wrapped her arms around that thing and
fell in love with it. And of course it's just
(27:26):
a it's just a line about the revolution, that's all
it is. See what can be unburdened by what has been.
That's a very flowery, nice way of saying, burn everything
down so we can create a new future for you.
Dirty comedies they are you know who isn't comy Chalk
Chock's anti communists. They call themselves anti communists. I love that.
(27:49):
That's what I am. I don't call myself a republican
or a conservative, or a populist or a libertarian or
a nationalist or any of those things. I suppose I
have strains of all those things running through me. I
am an anti communist. Stopping communists, Stopping these demons is
really all that matters, because unless we stop them, well
all is lost. Chalk Echoes that chalk believes that as well.
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They do more than just sell natural herbal supplements. Remember
the height of the pandemic, all the masks, craziness, facxinge
Ah Chok was out there speaking loudly against the medical
tyranny in this country. Chalk, they sell so many things.
I personally take a mal vitality stack twenty percent increase
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in your T levels in ninety days. But they have
a million different natural herbal supplements and you can reach
out to them and get some information. They'll help you
call or text them. Five zero Chalk three thousand, five
zero Chok three thousand. We'll be back. You're listening to
(28:54):
the Jesse Kelly Show. You're welcome. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a Friday, final segment of an ass
Doctor Jesse Friday. If you miss any part of the show,
download the whole thing on Ihardspotify, iTunes. You can email
me if you miss me while I'm gone just over
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the weekend. I'll be back on Monday, jesseat Jessekellyshow dot com. Now,
before we dig into the emails I didn't get to,
and I don't know how many of these I am
going to get to. I want to do something really quickly.
Let's save a baby. We're going into a weekend, or
maybe it's Saturday and you're listening to the next day.
(29:35):
It's the weekend. Are you gonna spend twenty eight dollars
on anything this weekend? Most will? What if you spend
twenty eight bucks on a baby? Twenty eight dollars it
buys an ultrasound. Preborn is out there in these high
abortion areas, and they have these pro life clinics giving
(29:58):
these women free ultra sounds. Women who are about to
have an abortion, that baby, that baby's life is about
to be ended. Preborn gives them an ultrasound, and these
women choose life almost every time there's something about it.
She hears that heartbeat, she chooses life. And the ultrasound
(30:19):
costs twenty eight dollars. You can give whatever you want. Look,
it's all tax deductible. Give whatever you want. Give him
twenty eight grand for all I care. So that's tax deductible.
How many lives is that? Preborn dot com slash Jesse?
All right, preborn dot com slash Jesse. Now let's tackle
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what we can. And now here's a headline by go
you know, you know the thing emails We didn't get
to you, dear doctor Jesse. At my school, the teachers
allow a man in the women's restrooms. He's a senior
in eighteen years old, but he refuses to use the
singer will stall restrooms. A lot of the girls, I know,
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even the non Christians, are very uncomfortable when he uses
the bathrooms. My whole family and I complain to the
school and they said they have their hands tied because
the school board voted to affirm gay students. We discover
they did vote about it only a month previous. Somehow
we didn't know about this at all. Is this a
problem with us for not knowing about this or are
(31:23):
the school boards deliberately hiding these dates? How do we
pressure the school board into supporting our values? So on
and so forth. Her name is Grace, and Grace request
the freedom bandido.
Speaker 2 (31:35):
Ay yi yai yai, I am the printo bandito hecky
I like trito scornchips. I love them. I do I
want Britto scornchits. I'll get them from you. I yi
yai yi oh I amd frinto bantito. Give me brito
(31:57):
scornchipsin I'll be your friend. De free so bumbe, though
you must not up in much munch a bunch of creetos.
Speaker 1 (32:06):
Okay, so let's talk about this. Is it our fault? Well,
yes and no, Yes and no, And allow me to explain.
These are very evil people. Communists are evil people, and
evil people don't think like you, and they don't think
like me. They are Honestly, the best way I would
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describe them is predators. You're not a predator. They roam
around looking for people to prey upon. And because you're
not a predator, you don't think like they think. And
you and I we get caught off guard by these things.
So here's how it works when it comes to a
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school board. First of all, the makeup of the school board.
You me, we don't run for these. We should. We
should own every school board in the country, especially in
red areas. But even in red area is the school
boards are run by commies. Because we were too busy
watching the game, relaxing, we're at work where the commies aren't.
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They get to town and the first thing they do
is go get themselves on the school board. Now let's
follow that. Why are they doing that? Why do they
care so much? Is it because school board is so
much fun. No, it's because it gives them access to
your children. To the communists. As we've talked earlier in
the show, your children are everything to him. He must
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break them from you. He must shatter the family unit
and shatter your child from these values you've given them.
That's why they seek out the school board positions and
then like just like in this example here, they will
vote on things they know parents don't want. They'll do
it as quietly as humanly possible. In California, they're passing bills,
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they're putting it into law that they can train a
kid behind your back and the school isn't allowed to
tell mom and dad. That's how committed these people are
to shattering our children. And again, you are not a predator.
So I have all the sympathy in the world for
you and me. How we got caught off guard? We
woke up one day and there's a bunch of freaking
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demons running our society. Well, we don't think like they think,
but we better start. We failed when we allowed them
to have the school boards. Is there anything we can do?
How can we do it? How can we pressure the
school board take away their jobs? That's how you pressure
a school board. You're not going to stand now. I
(34:39):
like that parents are getting allowed at school boards. That's
a good thing. Be active. I'm not bad mouthing that
at all. But these communists are not worried about your anger.
These communists are worried about keeping their position. That's what
they truly fear. We had some lame lecture in church
a couple months ago about politics, and for the most part,
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they did a very good job about abortion and all
this other stuff. They did a very very good job.
But one of the things they said was you have
to make sure you're living in peace with everybody. That's ridiculous.
You should never live at peace with the predator who's
after your child. You should be making enemies. Are you
making enemies? You should be making an enemy of that
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school board member, how by running against them, take away
their power, take away their access, not just to your children,
to other children. If you're not making enemies in your community,
your community better be one hundred percent blood red. And
I bet you it's not mine. Isn't. And let me
tell you what. Half my town loves me, and half
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mind things. I'm the Antichrist. I get sneered at in
the grocery store. They hate my freaking guts, and I'm
proud of it. I walk real tall when that happens
to me. Make enemies. There are evil demons after your children.
Don't let them get them. Go make enemies. Go take
away someone's school board spot. That's what you do. Dear Oracle.
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Your opening monologue was the absolute best one I have
ever heard. I live in East Tennessee, Upper East Tennessee. Gosh,
I love Tennessee. I would like to see how to
form some sort of red state coalition against the out
of control federal government. Look a red state coalition. It's
just again a matter of getting the kind of Republicans
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into office who were willing to do this. And it's
our red states that are failing us the most because
these are the states where we could have hardcore anti
communists in office, and instead we have this GOP good
old boy network. So we're full of loser governors like Kivy,
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loser senators like Mitt Rowney and John Cornyn and Rounds
and so many of the others. We need to be
much more active with our state politics, and then once
we get the people who have the will in there, well,
once the will gets there, the action follows. All right, now,
put your phone down and go enjoy your weekend. I'm
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going to go enjoy mine. That's all
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Jesse Kelly
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