May 15, 2025 • 38 mins
Why do so many corporations still celebrate the cultural Marxism that is DEI? A world-famous Thursday. Are Democrats really lost? Communism demands total control. Why a dress code is so important. The left and their hatred of you.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
the World. Wait minute, I guess it's not a world
famous Thursday. That wouldn't make any sense, you know what, Chris,
Maybe it is a world famous Thursday. What you don't
understand why, Well, how do dates become world famous? Somebody
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decides their world famous? You know, Jesus, I'll use this
example for you, Chris. You know Jesus wasn't actually born
on December twenty fifth. Well, someone decided that was gonna
be the day we were going to celebrate the birth
of our Lord and savior. Chris. Anyway, someone decided that
was the day, and it became the day. What is
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the date? May fifteenth? What if May fifteenth just became
huge because we decided it became huge. Some things are
a thing just because someone decides they're a thing. That's
a thing. You know what? What it's National Chocolate Chip Day?
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I mean, come on, is that that big of a deal.
I'm okay with chocolate chips. I'm not anti chocolate chips.
We should probably get back to the news. Let's discuss
comis here in a moment before we get back to
emails and of the other wonderful things on the Jesse
Kelly Show tonight. So the judge, the judge that helped
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the Ice guy, the illegal escape member. She had the
illegal in her court room, found out, she found out
Ice was there to apprehend him. She stops the proceedings,
grabs the illegal and his lawyer, pulls them back into
her private quarters, and then lets him escape out the
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back to escape Ice custody. And you know how I
always tell you that communists they don't adjust their conduct
or their thinking just because they take on a really
important role or lofty role. They're devoutly religious and they're
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always communists first, no matter how important their role is.
They could be in charge of keeping the nuclear secrets
of America, they would still view their role as being
a communist first. Everything else is ancillary. Your child's school
teacher with the pink hair and a bunch of rings
in their face, she doesn't think she's an English teacher.
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She thinks she's a Communist who has to pretend to
be an English teacher in order to promote Communism. Don't
think that changes when they're judges either. And well, this
is amazing. After the arrest, and this lady's looking at
real jail time. She is trying to claim judicial immunity.
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That's the justification she's trying to use for helping any
legal escape. Doesn't That just absolutely put a cherry on
top of what we've been talking about. She became a
judge in order to push the revolution forward, and she
views her role as judge. She only has that power
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in order to aid the revolution. They don't think like
we think, and that actually brings me perfectly to this.
It's not an important story at all, but it's just
another example of what we're talking about. Sometimes when a
movie comes out on a different platform. You know, there's
all these eight million platforms now you have to get
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a subscription to watch anything. If you want to watch
a baseball you need ten different subscriptions and whatnot. But
you know what they are. It's Disney and Apple and
Amazon and Netflix and the Hulu. They're endless, endless subscriptions.
I know, I sound like a crotchety old man right now,
but endless subscriptions, it's what you need. Only people are
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starting to take notice of things. For instance, Amazon Prime,
they have a Robin Hood movie out. It's the one
with Russell Crowe. I never even saw it, but they
have a Robinhood movie out and people watched it and
they took notice of something in the opening. There's a
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quote in the original movie. There's a quote and this
is the quote in Times of Tyranny and Injustice, when
law oppresses the people, the outlaw takes his place in history,
kind of an anti authoritarian quote. They dropped it from
the movie on Amazon Prime. Oh wait, let's move on
past that. There's an even better one out there. You see,
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they dropped the Bible verse. Not in the Robinhood movie,
but Bible verses seem to disappear from the movies often
now whenever they're picked up. Passion of the Christ, for example,
is actually a great example of it. Passion of the Christ.
As you can imagine a biblically based book has Bible
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verses in it, they'll cut them out. Chris said, how well, Chris,
for the exact reason we've been talking about. If you
work at one of these publications and you're a communist,
maybe your job is to take this movie Robin Hood,
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or what we'll call it, Passion of the Christ. Maybe
your job maybe you just ink the deal, and your
job is to format Passion of the Christ so people
can watch it on Netflix. So I'm just using that
as an example, so don't think it's Netflix, but maybe
that's your job. Your name is Chris, and you have
to watch a biography called Passion of the Quit. You
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have to watch a movie called Passion of the Christ
and format it so it can be played on Netflix.
But you're not necessarily a movie editor, first, are you.
You're a communist first. You're a god hating, anti human communist.
So you're not just going to do your job, no
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matter how important that job is. You You're going to
make sure you do something, even if it's something small.
You're going to make sure you do something on behalf
of the revolution. Because you're not a movie editor first.
You're a communist first. They have ancillary roles they pretend
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to play always while being communists. Remember that now and always,
and you'll understand why these people are so wretched and
why they act the way they act. Jesse. Everyone is
saying how confused and lost Democrats are. I'm calling bs
on that. As long as Norm and his wife who
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votes with her emotions, still watch these creeps on the
commy news shows. Then Democrats are going to do much
better than they should, much better than we expect. We
need to get the brain dead to watch, he says.
Other channels Realer America's Voice or Newsmax are the first.
The first is the one I'm on. By the way,
I don't trust Fox, I stop watch and so on
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and so forth. Isn't that what politicians do? It's the
news shows telling people what to think. But let me
attempt to ease your pain and clarify, maybe even correct you.
But that's not what I'm trying to do. It's not
like you're crazy. Yes, there's a certain portion of the
population they will believe whatever they see on CNN. That's true,
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of course. But why do you think the media is
still going on this endless tour about we didn't know
about Joe Biden? What do you think that is? Why
do you think Democrats in the American media? Why do
you think their hatred for Elon Musk began after he
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bought Twitter. The left's hatred for Elon Musk did not
begin when he got involved in the government and started
exposing government corruption. Their hatred for this man a lifelong Democrat.
I should note he voted for Obama twice. I believe,
if I remember right, either either that or supported him anyway.
Why did they hate him after he bought Twitter? What
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did he do? What's his problem? What's not because he
went into Twitter and fired a bunch of communists, It's
because he stopped censoring people on the right. Twitter was
run by communists forever. And if you were to go
on Twitter and say something like the COVID nineteen vaccine
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isn't a vaccine and doesn't work. If you were to
say that, and you're perfectly within your rights to say
something like that, Twitter would probably block your post and
or suspend your account entirely. It was a censorship apparatus.
Communism requires, it demands total control to work. Without total
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control of information, the lies get exposed and communism falls apart.
I will put this to you. We are not at
the end of evil, because the evil will always be
here on this earth. We're not at the end of evil,
but we could. We could be, possibly towards the end
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of Marxism. And the reason we could be towards the
end of Marxism is not because of you or me
or Republicans or Trump or anything else. It's right, Chris,
because of your smartphone. It's because of social media. Maybe
you look at these things as evil, and of course
they can be used for evil all the time. I
get that. But people now have access to streams of
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information that is outside of communist control, and that alone
may be it for communism. The death knell may have
already come. It'll take time to get out the gobblygook,
but we might be at the end of it. Doesn't
that make you feel good? I'm a feel good person.
Let's talk about James Comey threatening to kill the president
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and dress codes. First, let's talk about wireless cooking thermometers.
You know, steak is expensive, isn't it. It's expensive even
for me. Look it to me. You know, I like riblets,
but I buy a steak. I like a t bone,
I like a Rabbi goss. Have you ever ruined one?
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That's a heartbreaker, isn't it? I've ruined plenty. Not anymore, though,
I have an IQ Sense, greatest freaking thing I've ever
bought in my life. Everyone in my neighborhood owns one
now too. That just cracks me up. Everybody. Iq Sense
is a wireless cooking thermometer. You put in the meat
and you leave it in the meat. You don't open
and check and open and check. You just leave it
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in there. It can handle up to one thousand degrees,
so don't stress it. So how's it work? It connects
to the app on your phone. Your phone tells you
when the meat's done. You never look. You put it
in the oven, put it on the smoke, or put
it on the grill. Walk away. The thing is life
changing and you won't ever ruin another piece of meat.
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Fifteen percent off at checkout at chefiq dot com. Code Jesse,
We'll be back. You're listening to the ourcle you love
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show, a wonderful, wonderful Thursday.
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Reminding you you can email the show. You're asked doctor
Jesse questions for tomorrow Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now,
let's address this James Comy thing, all right, Uh, James
Comy put up something earlier. This is it was an
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hour before the show. James Comy put up a social
media picture and it said it was the numbers eight
six four to seven get rid of Trump. Eight six is,
as you are probably aware if you've ever listened to
rap music, it's code for killing somebody. And he put
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up eight six four seven. Now doesn't exactly take a
Sherlock Holmes to figure out what he was saying. I'm
not gonna sit here and pretend to be outraged by it,
because I'm not surprised at all. What I think would
probably be beneficial to dwell on for a second, though,
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is that guy was head of the FBI. That guy
was head of the largest, most powerful law enforcement arm
in the country. Just think about that for a moment.
Think about the kind of people that guy must have promoted.
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Think about the investigations that guy must have pursued, or
probably just as important, chose not to pursue. This is
our challenge. Our challenge is the United States government and
hugely powerful organizations and people within those organizations. They believe
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you are the enemy, and when they get with friends,
they discuss ways to destroy you. They don't discuss ways
to make the bureau more efficient or to solve crime
or something like that. They discuss ways to manipulate the
law and the organization or flat out violate the law
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to go after you. Their political opponents. Remember that conversation
we just had. They're always communists first, always communists first.
Even when you get promoted to the top job at
the Federal Bureau of Investigation, all that responsibility, all those
people counting on you, all those different missions, You're not
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the director of the FBI first. You're a communist first.
Now that is the challenge ahead of Cash Betel and
Dan Bongino. So yeah, keep those people in your prayers. Now,
do a couple more emails. Dear Extra admits it's not
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very nice. I sat through the new hire meeting at
a large utility company. Because of time restraint, they skipped
over many portions of the presentation. However, when it was
time for the belonging coordinator, good greed, she was given
the entire floor without interruption. They changed DEI to inclusion
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and belonging. It saddened me that so many normies sat idly,
idle and numb to it all. Meanwhile, I'm screaming inside
is this all because of the DEI corporate score? What
is the benefit to continue this? Well, when it comes
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to things like DEI, which, as you know, it's just
cultural Marxism and the push of DEI everywhere. It's obviously
good that we've gotten to a place as a country
where the country hates it and they're sick of it.
And when these companies get exposed as having DEI, they
quickly retreat and apologize and they say, hey, we're done
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doing that, and we take it all back. And bud
Light's actually a great example of this, because that was
the one that got really big bud Light. Remember they
had that training. They were rolling out there in America
freaked and bud Light you couldn't you can give the
stuff away. It was a complete disaster, and bud Light
decided they had to rebrand. And so now they're they're promote,
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they're they're they're sponsoring UFC and they put out some
article I didn't even read it about how we're hiring
hundreds of thousands of veterans and they're trying to drape
themselves in the American flag and all that stuff is fine, right,
but what happened to the people who promoted that stuff
to begin with? You can say, oh, well, the one
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lady who was super responsible moved on, and yes, that's correct,
But there was only one lady or was she the
communist you use as the scapegoat? Of course, you know
she was just the scapegoat. You don't run a multi
million dollar ad campaign because one crazy comedy woman decided.
There were a bunch of decision makers who looked at
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that and said, yeah, sounds good. Where are they? They're
all still working for bud Light. And do you think
just because DEI got unpopular and unprofitable, do you think
those crazy communist tags? Do you think they've changed how
they view things? These women, they are the most committed
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communists I've ever seen or heard of. They're not going
to change their thinking at all just because Trump won
an election or DEI gets unpopular. We got a critical
step done in November. It was a critical step. But
this kind of demonic, sick thinking has been ingrained in
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the minds of Americans after years in years of conditioning
by the education system, Hollywood, and the media. It's going
to take years of focused effort to root it out.
Until it is rooted out, they're just going to rebrand.
They'll just rename anything. They're not sorry. They don't take
anything back. They still think like that freak. It was
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just dumping on white people on MSNBC. All right, let's
get to President Trump. Someone has an email about that.
But first we're going to talk about dress codes. I
also want to talk to you about what you're going
to do this weekend. Anything productive, Not that I'm judging.
If you've got a lazy weekend, good for you. Maybe
maybe it's pool time. Maybe you're going down to the
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pool with the kiddos. Bring some sunscreen and bring your headphones.
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jesse no cost. We'll be back, what, Chris, We can
make jokes. It's fine, you get that right. The Jesse
Kelly Show, it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
wonderful a fantastic Thursday, reminding you to email your ask
doctor Jesse questions in right now to Jesse at Jesse
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kellyshow dot com. So there's a little Starbucks contra, Not
that you care about Starbucks, but it's gonna allow me
to make a larger point. Apparently a thousand Starbucks baristas
have gone on strike. They've been on strikes since Sunday.
I didn't know, and I don't go to Starbucks, but
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they've been on strikes since Sunday. Why to protest the
new company dress code which tells them they have to
wear a black shirt, khaki's blacker blue denim bottoms. And
this leads me to a larger point. I believe dress
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codes should be more universal in this country and strictly
enforced in companies. And I realize when I say that
that I personally dressed like crap most of the time.
Sodas Chris, sodas Cory, and there's no code whatsoever in
the office. I'm pretty sure they're both eating cheese sticks
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as we speak, as I'm talking to you on the air,
So I realize that makes me a little bit of
a hypocrite. But you know why dress codes are important?
It's not just for standards. It's not just for appearance sake.
Remember the conversation we had at the very beginning of
the show about cultures and countries and why you can
become a country, and why some countries will fail, and
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how there has to be an overlap of values. What
a dress code, even a simple dress code like this is.
It's a test of commitment. If you ask somebody to
put on a pair of khakis and a black shirt,
and for them that's too far for whatever reason, maybe
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they don't like to be told what to do in
those basic ways. Maybe black clashes with their eyes, who
knows what it is. But if that is too far
for them, if they can't do that, then that tells
you everything you need to know about the kind of
employee they're going to be. I believe the same thing
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about schools. Every single school kid listening just screamed at
their parents to turn off the radio. I'm sorry, I'm
sorry kids, but it's true. I believe schools should enforce
these exact same standards, not because I want all the
kids dressed the same. I don't give a crap what
kids wear, because if you can't dress yourself in these standards.
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Then that tells me everything I need to know about
the other things you will not do and will refuse
to do, and therefore you should go to school somewhere else.
Remember that, I think it was van Halen. I'm almost
positive about van Halen. Remember that writer. You know what
a writer is. A writer is if you're if you're
a band. Let's say I think it's van Halen. So
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stay with me on that. If you're van Halen, you
are going to play at different concert venues across the country.
So maybe you're gonna blow out the Rose Garden and
then maybe the next night you're gonna be in Madison
Square Garden. It was van Halen, christ Man, I'm genius anyway.
And so what these bands do when they're famous for
this you've heard of these things before, is they will
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send a rider a list of demands to whatever the
venue is, of things they want, and there are all
kinds of quacky, kooky things historically to have been there.
We want a special juice. I think it was Beyonce
needed not just a straw, but a platinum straw. Like
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it's all kinds of stuff, but it doesn't matter. Van
Halen had a rider, like everyone else had a rider.
But keep in mind, it's not just these musicians being
snobs or crazy people. It's them making sure the standards
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are a held because it says a lot about how
the venue will handle their show. So if you're Van
Halen and you need the lights to come on the
left side of the stage at a specific time and
then the right side of the stage at a specific time,
well you're gonna need people there to set that up
and enforce that. You need to know the venue was
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done right so you can put on the show you
want to put on. Van Halen had and this is
a famous story. I know you've heard of it that
they had it was either all the brown they wanted
a bowl of Eminem's and I believe they wanted all
the brown ones removed, or the bull was only brown eminems.
It really doesn't matter what it was. I think it
might have been only brown Eminem's, which is I mean,
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that's what a huge pain in the rear end. And
imagine a pack a whole bull and it was a
big bull, not a tiny bowl, a big bowl of
em and ms. How many packs of em and ms
you would have to open? And then you would have
to either do it yourself or no brown. Okay, Chris said,
the rule was no brown, and then you would have
to go through every single pack and remove the brown
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eminems to make sure. Well, what's the purpose of that.
Did all eminem's taste the same, There's no difference in
the flavors? Why no brown eminems? Well, their manager would
go in before van Halen did, and he didn't have
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to check the lights, he didn't have to check the
smoke system, he didn't have to check the sound, He
didn't have to check any of those things. Because he
said no brown eminems in a bowl. All the manager
had to do is walk up to the bowl and
see if the brown eminems had been removed. If the
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brown eminems had been removed, that told him everything he
needed to know about how that venue was run. It
told him they were hard working enough, diligent enough, detail
oriented enough to get everything else done right. If he
checked the bowl and the brown eminem's were gone, he
knew the rest of that list. Chris said it was
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fifty three pages long. He knew the rest of that
fifty three page writer would be done right. But vice versa.
If he walks up to that bowl and he sees
you just blatantly ignored that part of the rider and
the brown eminems are still in there. That tells him
everything he needs to know about how you handled the
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lights and the sound and the this and the that.
Why do I like dress codes? It's not because I
want everyone to dress the same, like a bunch of
little drones. But if you can't put on khakis in
a black shirt to go work as a barista at Starbucks,
you know what that tells me? When I ask you
to stay five minutes late to help me mop up
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the floor because someone spilled milk on it, you're not gonna.
I ask you to be more pleasant with the customer,
You're not gonna. You can't even be bothered to put
on a pair of khakis and a black shirt. You're
not going to perform. You're going to be a loser. Now,
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speaking of losers, I'm going to play this guy again.
Speaker 2 (27:17):
These are the descendants of the people who created the
most diabolical system of white supremacy in human history, apartheid.
They're not directly responsible for it, but it was a
system that actually moved black people off of the arable land,
so they inherited the land that the black people had
to give up. It was called forced removal. It was
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something called a Bantustan policy where they moved black people
out of the cities and farmlands into these remote areas
with non arable land. I mean, it was just one
of the most worst processes ever. But what has happened
in this strange, bizarre world we're living in is that
the Afrikaners have become the darling of these right wing
white supremacist movements around the world. That it's like the
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lost cause for them. It's like the old Confederacy. They're
held up as these white Christians.
Speaker 1 (28:09):
My buddy arn McIntyre made a great point about what
he just said, and I wanted to blatantly rip it
off and take credit for it. So sorry, Aaron, this
was me and not you who said it. He said
this about what that guy said. You'll notice that he
immediately compares Africaners to white Southerners during the Civil War.
For progressives, every international issue, it's a proxy for their
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hatred of you, the flyover American man. That's pretty well
said and pretty true. Right, everything is looked through that lens.
It's wild, all right, I'm going to play a member
of Congress. We'll talk about language. John Brennan is angry
about the drainage of the swamp and headlines, because I
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guess we're almost done here. Before we get to that,
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(29:18):
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The Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show.
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Thursday. I remember to get your questions emailed in
for tomorrow Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also John Brennan,
former head of the CIA. He's a communist. He pretty
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much has admitted that that's what he is, and we
let him head up the largest, most powerful spy agency
in the world. Well, he exploded with anger. Why because
Tulci Gabbard has fired two high ranking intelligence officials. They're
linked to, of course, anti Trump efforts, because the United
States government was used against Trump, which is the most illegal,
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immoral thing in the world. But it was I only
brought this up because I want to encourage you with
something and I'm gonna have to be vague with what
I'm about to tell you, and I apologize ahead of
time with the vagueness. I'm telling you as much as
I'm allowed, and when I am allowed to say more,
I will say more. But when I have it and
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I can give it to you, I want you to
have it. There is a head of one of the
really important agencies who is really really disappointing so far
and internally it's actually a little worse than you think.
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But vice versa, Tulsa Gabbard d and I had Taulca Gabbard.
I had a source reach out to me this morning
and tell me more. It's not the first time I've
heard it about Tulsa Gabbard, lifelong Democrat Tulsa Gabbard, that
she's doing outstanding things. Yeah, I know, Chris, I said that.
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Chris said, really, I said the exact same thing every
time Taulsi Gabbard. Whatever her motivation or maybe it's all
on the up and up. Maybe I'm just too cynical
by nature. I don't know, but Tulsa Gabbard is taking
her position as DNI ed and she is trying to
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drain the swamp that is a good thing. Combine that
with what we learned yesterday Pete hag Seth taking steps
to remove one hundred and twenty high ranking people from
the military. Look, none of this stuff is coming fast enough.
I understand that none of it is. You want it
done faster, and so do I, and we should keep
screaming faster, more, faster, more right. They need to feel
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that whip. They do. But good things are happening. They
are happening, and that should put a smile on our faces.
I mean, look, here's another one. Robert or Rubio expected
to make drastic changes at the NSC. The changes. Yeah,
he's cutting people, smaller staff, he's shrinking it. They are
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doing a lot. I'm not gonna say everything they can
because that's not true. That's never true. The Trump administration,
they are doing a lot of things to try to
get the communists out of the government. And that should
make you feel good. And this is me, you know,
it's me. I'm always screaming and yelling about what big
weakling losers these people are there. I am not a
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doomer Chris. That's totally not true. I'm realistic. That is
that it's different. I am not black pilled. Either, that's
a lie. What Chris just said is a lie. Chris
is a dirty liar. I am not a doomer, and
it's not black pilled. I am aware of how bad
the situation is, but these people are doing good things. Now,
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before I get to headlines, I want to play you this.
This is representative Delaiah Ramirez. She's screaming at Christy Nooman
and that doesn't matter. What does matter is these people
have been trained to speak in certain ways, with certain words,
and when you sit back and actually listen to them,
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you can hear it. And it's crazy the level of
training these people go through in order to speak like this. You, however,
have been leading this work for one hundred and sixteen days,
and in that time you have profiled and to humanized
our name. I'll go through all the buzzwords. Profiled immediately
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makes people uncomfortable. You profiled immediately dehumanized. Another buzzwords, you've
betrayed our constitutional commitment to do process. Another buzzword of
them actually constitutional. That might just get norm and Norma
to sit up in their chair. Wait a minute, I
like the constitution. It's not constitutional. You're taking white people's
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due process. You've deported United States citizens, You've no United
States citizen was deported. That's not even a gray area.
That's an outright lie. They tell outright lies because your
liberal an't Peggy is stupid and on anti anxiety medication,
and she believes it undermine the courts. You've broken the law,
you've engaged in corruption, and you've weaponized the immigration system
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to violate civil rights. As Senate Civil Rights, they love
that one. They love that one weaponized civil rights. These
people are the most programmable people in the world. That's
crazy when you see it. And now here's a headline
while you know, you know the thing, headlines we didn't
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get to female Colorado Capital staffers intimidated after bathroom complaint
against Transaid. It just, man, where does it say? What
does it say about us as a country that we
have women in all walks of life now forced to
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use the bathroom next to dudes, all because we weren't
strong enough to simply sit up and say no, you're
not allowed in here. Gosh, it's pathetic. Trump calls on
quote too late poal to cut interest rates. Trump has
been riding a Jerome poal like Seattle Slough trying to
get this guy to reduce interest rates, and you know what,
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I actould think he's going to end up being successful.
I think they might cut. Next quarter, US wholesale prices
see biggest drop in five years, flying in the face
of economists' predictions. If these prices stabilize and start to
go down and people start to feel the ease of inflation,
when you combine that with border security, there is a chance.
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I do not want to get your hopes up, but
there is a chance we might do okay in the midterms.
We might. We might. I don't think we will, that's
not my prediction, but we might. Iran would abandon nuclear
weapons ambitions if Trump lifts sanctions. Am I'm gonna push
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back on that. I don't. I don't think there's anything
that's gonna get Iran to abandon what they are, but
the Iran is Iran. US administration cuts more Harvard funding.
I don't even have to dig into the y. I
don't care. As long as these poisonous communists and doctrination
centers are being defunded, it works for me. Giant teddy
bear filled with six hundred thousand dollars found during a
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massage parlor raid in New Jersey, six hundred grand stuffed
in a teddy bear that I feel like there's a
more secure place to stuff that anyway. Tomorrow's ask doctor
Jesse Friday and I can't wait. That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
the World. Wait minute, I guess it's not a world
famous Thursday. That wouldn't make any sense, you know what, Chris,
Maybe it is a world famous Thursday. What you don't
understand why, Well, how do dates become world famous? Somebody
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decides their world famous? You know, Jesus, I'll use this
example for you, Chris. You know Jesus wasn't actually born
on December twenty fifth. Well, someone decided that was gonna
be the day we were going to celebrate the birth
of our Lord and savior. Chris. Anyway, someone decided that
was the day, and it became the day. What is
(01:00):
the date? May fifteenth? What if May fifteenth just became
huge because we decided it became huge. Some things are
a thing just because someone decides they're a thing. That's
a thing. You know what? What it's National Chocolate Chip Day?
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I mean, come on, is that that big of a deal.
I'm okay with chocolate chips. I'm not anti chocolate chips.
We should probably get back to the news. Let's discuss
comis here in a moment before we get back to
emails and of the other wonderful things on the Jesse
Kelly Show tonight. So the judge, the judge that helped
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the Ice guy, the illegal escape member. She had the
illegal in her court room, found out, she found out
Ice was there to apprehend him. She stops the proceedings,
grabs the illegal and his lawyer, pulls them back into
her private quarters, and then lets him escape out the
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back to escape Ice custody. And you know how I
always tell you that communists they don't adjust their conduct
or their thinking just because they take on a really
important role or lofty role. They're devoutly religious and they're
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always communists first, no matter how important their role is.
They could be in charge of keeping the nuclear secrets
of America, they would still view their role as being
a communist first. Everything else is ancillary. Your child's school
teacher with the pink hair and a bunch of rings
in their face, she doesn't think she's an English teacher.
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She thinks she's a Communist who has to pretend to
be an English teacher in order to promote Communism. Don't
think that changes when they're judges either. And well, this
is amazing. After the arrest, and this lady's looking at
real jail time. She is trying to claim judicial immunity.
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That's the justification she's trying to use for helping any
legal escape. Doesn't That just absolutely put a cherry on
top of what we've been talking about. She became a
judge in order to push the revolution forward, and she
views her role as judge. She only has that power
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in order to aid the revolution. They don't think like
we think, and that actually brings me perfectly to this.
It's not an important story at all, but it's just
another example of what we're talking about. Sometimes when a
movie comes out on a different platform. You know, there's
all these eight million platforms now you have to get
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a subscription to watch anything. If you want to watch
a baseball you need ten different subscriptions and whatnot. But
you know what they are. It's Disney and Apple and
Amazon and Netflix and the Hulu. They're endless, endless subscriptions.
I know, I sound like a crotchety old man right now,
but endless subscriptions, it's what you need. Only people are
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starting to take notice of things. For instance, Amazon Prime,
they have a Robin Hood movie out. It's the one
with Russell Crowe. I never even saw it, but they
have a Robinhood movie out and people watched it and
they took notice of something in the opening. There's a
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quote in the original movie. There's a quote and this
is the quote in Times of Tyranny and Injustice, when
law oppresses the people, the outlaw takes his place in history,
kind of an anti authoritarian quote. They dropped it from
the movie on Amazon Prime. Oh wait, let's move on
past that. There's an even better one out there. You see,
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they dropped the Bible verse. Not in the Robinhood movie,
but Bible verses seem to disappear from the movies often
now whenever they're picked up. Passion of the Christ, for example,
is actually a great example of it. Passion of the Christ.
As you can imagine a biblically based book has Bible
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verses in it, they'll cut them out. Chris said, how well, Chris,
for the exact reason we've been talking about. If you
work at one of these publications and you're a communist,
maybe your job is to take this movie Robin Hood,
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or what we'll call it, Passion of the Christ. Maybe
your job maybe you just ink the deal, and your
job is to format Passion of the Christ so people
can watch it on Netflix. So I'm just using that
as an example, so don't think it's Netflix, but maybe
that's your job. Your name is Chris, and you have
to watch a biography called Passion of the Quit. You
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have to watch a movie called Passion of the Christ
and format it so it can be played on Netflix.
But you're not necessarily a movie editor, first, are you.
You're a communist first. You're a god hating, anti human communist.
So you're not just going to do your job, no
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matter how important that job is. You You're going to
make sure you do something, even if it's something small.
You're going to make sure you do something on behalf
of the revolution. Because you're not a movie editor first.
You're a communist first. They have ancillary roles they pretend
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to play always while being communists. Remember that now and always,
and you'll understand why these people are so wretched and
why they act the way they act. Jesse. Everyone is
saying how confused and lost Democrats are. I'm calling bs
on that. As long as Norm and his wife who
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votes with her emotions, still watch these creeps on the
commy news shows. Then Democrats are going to do much
better than they should, much better than we expect. We
need to get the brain dead to watch, he says.
Other channels Realer America's Voice or Newsmax are the first.
The first is the one I'm on. By the way,
I don't trust Fox, I stop watch and so on
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and so forth. Isn't that what politicians do? It's the
news shows telling people what to think. But let me
attempt to ease your pain and clarify, maybe even correct you.
But that's not what I'm trying to do. It's not
like you're crazy. Yes, there's a certain portion of the
population they will believe whatever they see on CNN. That's true,
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of course. But why do you think the media is
still going on this endless tour about we didn't know
about Joe Biden? What do you think that is? Why
do you think Democrats in the American media? Why do
you think their hatred for Elon Musk began after he
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bought Twitter. The left's hatred for Elon Musk did not
begin when he got involved in the government and started
exposing government corruption. Their hatred for this man a lifelong Democrat.
I should note he voted for Obama twice. I believe,
if I remember right, either either that or supported him anyway.
Why did they hate him after he bought Twitter? What
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did he do? What's his problem? What's not because he
went into Twitter and fired a bunch of communists, It's
because he stopped censoring people on the right. Twitter was
run by communists forever. And if you were to go
on Twitter and say something like the COVID nineteen vaccine
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isn't a vaccine and doesn't work. If you were to
say that, and you're perfectly within your rights to say
something like that, Twitter would probably block your post and
or suspend your account entirely. It was a censorship apparatus.
Communism requires, it demands total control to work. Without total
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control of information, the lies get exposed and communism falls apart.
I will put this to you. We are not at
the end of evil, because the evil will always be
here on this earth. We're not at the end of evil,
but we could. We could be, possibly towards the end
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of Marxism. And the reason we could be towards the
end of Marxism is not because of you or me
or Republicans or Trump or anything else. It's right, Chris,
because of your smartphone. It's because of social media. Maybe
you look at these things as evil, and of course
they can be used for evil all the time. I
get that. But people now have access to streams of
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information that is outside of communist control, and that alone
may be it for communism. The death knell may have
already come. It'll take time to get out the gobblygook,
but we might be at the end of it. Doesn't
that make you feel good? I'm a feel good person.
Let's talk about James Comey threatening to kill the president
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and dress codes. First, let's talk about wireless cooking thermometers.
You know, steak is expensive, isn't it. It's expensive even
for me. Look it to me. You know, I like riblets,
but I buy a steak. I like a t bone,
I like a Rabbi goss. Have you ever ruined one?
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That's a heartbreaker, isn't it? I've ruined plenty. Not anymore, though,
I have an IQ Sense, greatest freaking thing I've ever
bought in my life. Everyone in my neighborhood owns one
now too. That just cracks me up. Everybody. Iq Sense
is a wireless cooking thermometer. You put in the meat
and you leave it in the meat. You don't open
and check and open and check. You just leave it
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in there. It can handle up to one thousand degrees,
so don't stress it. So how's it work? It connects
to the app on your phone. Your phone tells you
when the meat's done. You never look. You put it
in the oven, put it on the smoke, or put
it on the grill. Walk away. The thing is life
changing and you won't ever ruin another piece of meat.
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Fifteen percent off at checkout at chefiq dot com. Code Jesse,
We'll be back. You're listening to the ourcle you love
this one. It's a scream baby. The Jesse Kelly Show.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show, a wonderful, wonderful Thursday.
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Reminding you you can email the show. You're asked doctor
Jesse questions for tomorrow Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now,
let's address this James Comy thing, all right, Uh, James
Comy put up something earlier. This is it was an
(12:22):
hour before the show. James Comy put up a social
media picture and it said it was the numbers eight
six four to seven get rid of Trump. Eight six is,
as you are probably aware if you've ever listened to
rap music, it's code for killing somebody. And he put
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up eight six four seven. Now doesn't exactly take a
Sherlock Holmes to figure out what he was saying. I'm
not gonna sit here and pretend to be outraged by it,
because I'm not surprised at all. What I think would
probably be beneficial to dwell on for a second, though,
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is that guy was head of the FBI. That guy
was head of the largest, most powerful law enforcement arm
in the country. Just think about that for a moment.
Think about the kind of people that guy must have promoted.
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Think about the investigations that guy must have pursued, or
probably just as important, chose not to pursue. This is
our challenge. Our challenge is the United States government and
hugely powerful organizations and people within those organizations. They believe
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you are the enemy, and when they get with friends,
they discuss ways to destroy you. They don't discuss ways
to make the bureau more efficient or to solve crime
or something like that. They discuss ways to manipulate the
law and the organization or flat out violate the law
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to go after you. Their political opponents. Remember that conversation
we just had. They're always communists first, always communists first.
Even when you get promoted to the top job at
the Federal Bureau of Investigation, all that responsibility, all those
people counting on you, all those different missions, You're not
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the director of the FBI first. You're a communist first.
Now that is the challenge ahead of Cash Betel and
Dan Bongino. So yeah, keep those people in your prayers. Now,
do a couple more emails. Dear Extra admits it's not
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very nice. I sat through the new hire meeting at
a large utility company. Because of time restraint, they skipped
over many portions of the presentation. However, when it was
time for the belonging coordinator, good greed, she was given
the entire floor without interruption. They changed DEI to inclusion
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and belonging. It saddened me that so many normies sat idly,
idle and numb to it all. Meanwhile, I'm screaming inside
is this all because of the DEI corporate score? What
is the benefit to continue this? Well, when it comes
(15:45):
to things like DEI, which, as you know, it's just
cultural Marxism and the push of DEI everywhere. It's obviously
good that we've gotten to a place as a country
where the country hates it and they're sick of it.
And when these companies get exposed as having DEI, they
quickly retreat and apologize and they say, hey, we're done
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doing that, and we take it all back. And bud
Light's actually a great example of this, because that was
the one that got really big bud Light. Remember they
had that training. They were rolling out there in America
freaked and bud Light you couldn't you can give the
stuff away. It was a complete disaster, and bud Light
decided they had to rebrand. And so now they're they're promote,
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they're they're they're sponsoring UFC and they put out some
article I didn't even read it about how we're hiring
hundreds of thousands of veterans and they're trying to drape
themselves in the American flag and all that stuff is fine, right,
but what happened to the people who promoted that stuff
to begin with? You can say, oh, well, the one
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lady who was super responsible moved on, and yes, that's correct,
But there was only one lady or was she the
communist you use as the scapegoat? Of course, you know
she was just the scapegoat. You don't run a multi
million dollar ad campaign because one crazy comedy woman decided.
There were a bunch of decision makers who looked at
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that and said, yeah, sounds good. Where are they? They're
all still working for bud Light. And do you think
just because DEI got unpopular and unprofitable, do you think
those crazy communist tags? Do you think they've changed how
they view things? These women, they are the most committed
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communists I've ever seen or heard of. They're not going
to change their thinking at all just because Trump won
an election or DEI gets unpopular. We got a critical
step done in November. It was a critical step. But
this kind of demonic, sick thinking has been ingrained in
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the minds of Americans after years in years of conditioning
by the education system, Hollywood, and the media. It's going
to take years of focused effort to root it out.
Until it is rooted out, they're just going to rebrand.
They'll just rename anything. They're not sorry. They don't take
anything back. They still think like that freak. It was
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just dumping on white people on MSNBC. All right, let's
get to President Trump. Someone has an email about that.
But first we're going to talk about dress codes. I
also want to talk to you about what you're going
to do this weekend. Anything productive, Not that I'm judging.
If you've got a lazy weekend, good for you. Maybe
maybe it's pool time. Maybe you're going down to the
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pool with the kiddos. Bring some sunscreen and bring your headphones.
I got something for you, Hillsdale Hillsdale College. They're offering
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jesse no cost. We'll be back, what, Chris, We can
make jokes. It's fine, you get that right. The Jesse
Kelly Show, it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
wonderful a fantastic Thursday, reminding you to email your ask
doctor Jesse questions in right now to Jesse at Jesse
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kellyshow dot com. So there's a little Starbucks contra, Not
that you care about Starbucks, but it's gonna allow me
to make a larger point. Apparently a thousand Starbucks baristas
have gone on strike. They've been on strikes since Sunday.
I didn't know, and I don't go to Starbucks, but
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they've been on strikes since Sunday. Why to protest the
new company dress code which tells them they have to
wear a black shirt, khaki's blacker blue denim bottoms. And
this leads me to a larger point. I believe dress
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codes should be more universal in this country and strictly
enforced in companies. And I realize when I say that
that I personally dressed like crap most of the time.
Sodas Chris, sodas Cory, and there's no code whatsoever in
the office. I'm pretty sure they're both eating cheese sticks
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as we speak, as I'm talking to you on the air,
So I realize that makes me a little bit of
a hypocrite. But you know why dress codes are important?
It's not just for standards. It's not just for appearance sake.
Remember the conversation we had at the very beginning of
the show about cultures and countries and why you can
become a country, and why some countries will fail, and
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how there has to be an overlap of values. What
a dress code, even a simple dress code like this is.
It's a test of commitment. If you ask somebody to
put on a pair of khakis and a black shirt,
and for them that's too far for whatever reason, maybe
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they don't like to be told what to do in
those basic ways. Maybe black clashes with their eyes, who
knows what it is. But if that is too far
for them, if they can't do that, then that tells
you everything you need to know about the kind of
employee they're going to be. I believe the same thing
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about schools. Every single school kid listening just screamed at
their parents to turn off the radio. I'm sorry, I'm
sorry kids, but it's true. I believe schools should enforce
these exact same standards, not because I want all the
kids dressed the same. I don't give a crap what
kids wear, because if you can't dress yourself in these standards.
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Then that tells me everything I need to know about
the other things you will not do and will refuse
to do, and therefore you should go to school somewhere else.
Remember that, I think it was van Halen. I'm almost
positive about van Halen. Remember that writer. You know what
a writer is. A writer is if you're if you're
a band. Let's say I think it's van Halen. So
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stay with me on that. If you're van Halen, you
are going to play at different concert venues across the country.
So maybe you're gonna blow out the Rose Garden and
then maybe the next night you're gonna be in Madison
Square Garden. It was van Halen, christ Man, I'm genius anyway.
And so what these bands do when they're famous for
this you've heard of these things before, is they will
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send a rider a list of demands to whatever the
venue is, of things they want, and there are all
kinds of quacky, kooky things historically to have been there.
We want a special juice. I think it was Beyonce
needed not just a straw, but a platinum straw. Like
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it's all kinds of stuff, but it doesn't matter. Van
Halen had a rider, like everyone else had a rider.
But keep in mind, it's not just these musicians being
snobs or crazy people. It's them making sure the standards
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are a held because it says a lot about how
the venue will handle their show. So if you're Van
Halen and you need the lights to come on the
left side of the stage at a specific time and
then the right side of the stage at a specific time,
well you're gonna need people there to set that up
and enforce that. You need to know the venue was
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done right so you can put on the show you
want to put on. Van Halen had and this is
a famous story. I know you've heard of it that
they had it was either all the brown they wanted
a bowl of Eminem's and I believe they wanted all
the brown ones removed, or the bull was only brown eminems.
It really doesn't matter what it was. I think it
might have been only brown Eminem's, which is I mean,
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that's what a huge pain in the rear end. And
imagine a pack a whole bull and it was a
big bull, not a tiny bowl, a big bowl of
em and ms. How many packs of em and ms
you would have to open? And then you would have
to either do it yourself or no brown. Okay, Chris said,
the rule was no brown, and then you would have
to go through every single pack and remove the brown
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eminems to make sure. Well, what's the purpose of that.
Did all eminem's taste the same, There's no difference in
the flavors? Why no brown eminems? Well, their manager would
go in before van Halen did, and he didn't have
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to check the lights, he didn't have to check the
smoke system, he didn't have to check the sound, He
didn't have to check any of those things. Because he
said no brown eminems in a bowl. All the manager
had to do is walk up to the bowl and
see if the brown eminems had been removed. If the
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brown eminems had been removed, that told him everything he
needed to know about how that venue was run. It
told him they were hard working enough, diligent enough, detail
oriented enough to get everything else done right. If he
checked the bowl and the brown eminem's were gone, he
knew the rest of that list. Chris said it was
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fifty three pages long. He knew the rest of that
fifty three page writer would be done right. But vice versa.
If he walks up to that bowl and he sees
you just blatantly ignored that part of the rider and
the brown eminems are still in there. That tells him
everything he needs to know about how you handled the
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lights and the sound and the this and the that.
Why do I like dress codes? It's not because I
want everyone to dress the same, like a bunch of
little drones. But if you can't put on khakis in
a black shirt to go work as a barista at Starbucks,
you know what that tells me? When I ask you
to stay five minutes late to help me mop up
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the floor because someone spilled milk on it, you're not gonna.
I ask you to be more pleasant with the customer,
You're not gonna. You can't even be bothered to put
on a pair of khakis and a black shirt. You're
not going to perform. You're going to be a loser. Now,
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speaking of losers, I'm going to play this guy again.
Speaker 2 (27:17):
These are the descendants of the people who created the
most diabolical system of white supremacy in human history, apartheid.
They're not directly responsible for it, but it was a
system that actually moved black people off of the arable land,
so they inherited the land that the black people had
to give up. It was called forced removal. It was
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something called a Bantustan policy where they moved black people
out of the cities and farmlands into these remote areas
with non arable land. I mean, it was just one
of the most worst processes ever. But what has happened
in this strange, bizarre world we're living in is that
the Afrikaners have become the darling of these right wing
white supremacist movements around the world. That it's like the
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lost cause for them. It's like the old Confederacy. They're
held up as these white Christians.
Speaker 1 (28:09):
My buddy arn McIntyre made a great point about what
he just said, and I wanted to blatantly rip it
off and take credit for it. So sorry, Aaron, this
was me and not you who said it. He said
this about what that guy said. You'll notice that he
immediately compares Africaners to white Southerners during the Civil War.
For progressives, every international issue, it's a proxy for their
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hatred of you, the flyover American man. That's pretty well
said and pretty true. Right, everything is looked through that lens.
It's wild, all right, I'm going to play a member
of Congress. We'll talk about language. John Brennan is angry
about the drainage of the swamp and headlines, because I
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guess we're almost done here. Before we get to that,
let's get you cell phone switched up. In fact, let's
get you a new cell phone. You don't just need
a new service, you need a new phone. I know
your screen's cracked, I know it's dirty fingerprints, I know
the kids have dropped it. I know you dropped it
on the toilet. Don't lie, you're on your phone on
the toilet. What you need is this new Samsung Galaxy. Now,
(29:18):
money is hard to come by. Now, how are you
gonna get one of those? What if I could get
you one for free? Do you want to? There's no gimmicks.
Do you want to free Samsung Galaxy? When you switch
your cell phone service to Pure Talk. They're giving out
free Samsung Galaxies right now. Oh, but I'm sure I'm
(29:40):
gonna have to pay a bunch every month. No, no, no,
you don't understand to qualify for that. Qualifying plans start
at thirty five dollars a month. Ah, but that's probably
a crappy plan. That's unlimited talking text and fifteen gigs
of data thirty five bucks a month for a brand
new phone, and you can start support a company that
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actually shares your values. Pick up that phone. Dial pound
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The Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show.
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Thursday. I remember to get your questions emailed in
for tomorrow Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also John Brennan,
former head of the CIA. He's a communist. He pretty
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much has admitted that that's what he is, and we
let him head up the largest, most powerful spy agency
in the world. Well, he exploded with anger. Why because
Tulci Gabbard has fired two high ranking intelligence officials. They're
linked to, of course, anti Trump efforts, because the United
States government was used against Trump, which is the most illegal,
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immoral thing in the world. But it was I only
brought this up because I want to encourage you with
something and I'm gonna have to be vague with what
I'm about to tell you, and I apologize ahead of
time with the vagueness. I'm telling you as much as
I'm allowed, and when I am allowed to say more,
I will say more. But when I have it and
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I can give it to you, I want you to
have it. There is a head of one of the
really important agencies who is really really disappointing so far
and internally it's actually a little worse than you think.
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But vice versa, Tulsa Gabbard d and I had Taulca Gabbard.
I had a source reach out to me this morning
and tell me more. It's not the first time I've
heard it about Tulsa Gabbard, lifelong Democrat Tulsa Gabbard, that
she's doing outstanding things. Yeah, I know, Chris, I said that.
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Chris said, really, I said the exact same thing every
time Taulsi Gabbard. Whatever her motivation or maybe it's all
on the up and up. Maybe I'm just too cynical
by nature. I don't know, but Tulsa Gabbard is taking
her position as DNI ed and she is trying to
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drain the swamp that is a good thing. Combine that
with what we learned yesterday Pete hag Seth taking steps
to remove one hundred and twenty high ranking people from
the military. Look, none of this stuff is coming fast enough.
I understand that none of it is. You want it
done faster, and so do I, and we should keep
screaming faster, more, faster, more right. They need to feel
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that whip. They do. But good things are happening. They
are happening, and that should put a smile on our faces.
I mean, look, here's another one. Robert or Rubio expected
to make drastic changes at the NSC. The changes. Yeah,
he's cutting people, smaller staff, he's shrinking it. They are
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doing a lot. I'm not gonna say everything they can
because that's not true. That's never true. The Trump administration,
they are doing a lot of things to try to
get the communists out of the government. And that should
make you feel good. And this is me, you know,
it's me. I'm always screaming and yelling about what big
weakling losers these people are there. I am not a
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doomer Chris. That's totally not true. I'm realistic. That is
that it's different. I am not black pilled. Either, that's
a lie. What Chris just said is a lie. Chris
is a dirty liar. I am not a doomer, and
it's not black pilled. I am aware of how bad
the situation is, but these people are doing good things. Now,
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before I get to headlines, I want to play you this.
This is representative Delaiah Ramirez. She's screaming at Christy Nooman
and that doesn't matter. What does matter is these people
have been trained to speak in certain ways, with certain words,
and when you sit back and actually listen to them,
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you can hear it. And it's crazy the level of
training these people go through in order to speak like this. You, however,
have been leading this work for one hundred and sixteen days,
and in that time you have profiled and to humanized
our name. I'll go through all the buzzwords. Profiled immediately
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makes people uncomfortable. You profiled immediately dehumanized. Another buzzwords, you've
betrayed our constitutional commitment to do process. Another buzzword of
them actually constitutional. That might just get norm and Norma
to sit up in their chair. Wait a minute, I
like the constitution. It's not constitutional. You're taking white people's
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due process. You've deported United States citizens, You've no United
States citizen was deported. That's not even a gray area.
That's an outright lie. They tell outright lies because your
liberal an't Peggy is stupid and on anti anxiety medication,
and she believes it undermine the courts. You've broken the law,
you've engaged in corruption, and you've weaponized the immigration system
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to violate civil rights. As Senate Civil Rights, they love
that one. They love that one weaponized civil rights. These
people are the most programmable people in the world. That's
crazy when you see it. And now here's a headline
while you know, you know the thing, headlines we didn't
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get to female Colorado Capital staffers intimidated after bathroom complaint
against Transaid. It just, man, where does it say? What
does it say about us as a country that we
have women in all walks of life now forced to
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use the bathroom next to dudes, all because we weren't
strong enough to simply sit up and say no, you're
not allowed in here. Gosh, it's pathetic. Trump calls on
quote too late poal to cut interest rates. Trump has
been riding a Jerome poal like Seattle Slough trying to
get this guy to reduce interest rates, and you know what,
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I actould think he's going to end up being successful.
I think they might cut. Next quarter, US wholesale prices
see biggest drop in five years, flying in the face
of economists' predictions. If these prices stabilize and start to
go down and people start to feel the ease of inflation,
when you combine that with border security, there is a chance.
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I do not want to get your hopes up, but
there is a chance we might do okay in the midterms.
We might. We might. I don't think we will, that's
not my prediction, but we might. Iran would abandon nuclear
weapons ambitions if Trump lifts sanctions. Am I'm gonna push
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back on that. I don't. I don't think there's anything
that's gonna get Iran to abandon what they are, but
the Iran is Iran. US administration cuts more Harvard funding.
I don't even have to dig into the y. I
don't care. As long as these poisonous communists and doctrination
centers are being defunded, it works for me. Giant teddy
bear filled with six hundred thousand dollars found during a
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massage parlor raid in New Jersey, six hundred grand stuffed
in a teddy bear that I feel like there's a
more secure place to stuff that anyway. Tomorrow's ask doctor
Jesse Friday and I can't wait. That's all
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