September 22, 2025 • 37 mins
The left using violence to get what they want again. Jimmy Kimmel is back and worse than ever. Prediction: jimmy Kimmel wont be renewed thanks to his poor ratings. The Trump Administration thinks it has found a cause of Autism. The Trump administration found thousands of kids the Biden administration ‘lost’.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is The.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show
on a Monday. And yes, I'm gonna talk about that
autism tail and All press conference today. I'm gonna play
a bunch of audio from well, a long piece of
audio from RFK Junior today, and then we will discuss
the Jimmy Kimmel thing as to the why Donald Trump
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getting tired of Pam Bondy. They haven't adjusted their language
at all, emails so much more coming up in the
final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. Now, I'm about
to touch on something that I understand is an insanely
sensitive subject for reasons. We're about to explain autism itself.
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I'm not an autism expert, period. Well, there are two
things that work here, autism and then medications and vaccines
and things like that. I am not an autism expert.
I am not a vaccine expert. I'm not a tail
and all expert. I am not deeply knowledgeable about any
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of those things. I also do know this, I know
that people and maybe you're one of these people who
have been affected by something like autism. Maybe maybe you
yourself are autistic. Maybe you have a child who is.
Maybe I know that people who are affected by this
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have deep feelings about it for obvious reasons, deep feelings
about it. And one of those feelings is because I
have friends who are going through this. One of those
feelings is there's a guilt factor to it. Is it
my fault? Did I do something wrong? Did I give
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her something? Did I give him something?
Speaker 3 (02:05):
That?
Speaker 2 (02:05):
Is this my fault? What did I do? What's causing it?
And is it my fault? And once you get into
something this deeply personal, medical stuff is always deeply personal
because you're always talking about someone's mom, someone's wife, someone's child,
someone's husband. So it's personal. And medical stuff hurts right
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either you yourself are going through it or someone you
love is going through it. So this stuff, the feelings
run deep. If I were to get on here and
make any kind of declarative statement about vaccines, the email
and not talking about COVID, which wasn't a vaccine at all,
but the email inbox would be full of half the
people telling me on the spawn of Satan and the
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other half saying it's exactly right. It just it causes
those feelings in people it does as it pertains to autism.
Here's what I know. I know that there is, by appearances,
a lot more of it, a lot more of it
than there was twenty years ago. Now. I say by
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appearances because when you ask people that a lot of
people will say it's overdiagnosed. Anytime someone has this or
someone as that, they'll declare it as autism. And I
don't know. Again, I don't know the answer. I don't
know the truth behind that. But here's what else I know.
And I've seen this for years and years and years.
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If somebody comes up with a theory on what causes autism,
on what may be causing this in children, that person
will be called a quack, a conspiracy nut, and people
for a variety of variety of reasons will pile on
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that person and scream from the mountaintops that this person
is a kook and should be completely disregarded. It is noticeable.
I'm somebody without a dog in this fight. I don't
know the solutions. I don't know what's causing I don't know,
but I'm telling you what I just said is noticeable.
If anybody, it wouldn't matter what they brought up. If
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someone came up and said, uh, chewing gum causes autism,
even if he had data to prove it, or data
that at least showed it might. The entire rest of
the world, it appears, is going to donkey or dogpile
that person and just pound them to dust. Conspiracy the kook,
and it's noticeable. I don't have these answers. But Trump
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teased yesterday during the memorial, but teased yesterday that he
was going to have a big announcement today with RFK Junior.
RFK Junior spoke for a while. This is two minutes
or so of it. I don't know that I'll let
the whole thing play, but I might. But here was
RFK Junior from today. This is a few hours ago.
Speaker 4 (05:00):
Important findings from our autism work that are vital for
parents to know as they make these decisions. First, AHHS
will act on aceta metaphine. The FDA is responding to
clinical and laboratory studies and suggests a potential association between
a cinemataphin used during pregnancy and advertise or developmental outcomes,
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including later diagnosis for ADHD and autism. Sciences are proposed
biological mechanisms linking prenatal acida medicine exposure to altered brain development.
We have also evaluated the contrary studies that have shown
no association to the FDA will issue physician's notice about
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the risk of aceta metaphine during pregnancy and begin the
process to initiate a safety label change. AHHS will launch
a nationwide public service campaign to inform families and.
Speaker 2 (05:58):
Protect public health.
Speaker 4 (06:00):
FDA also recognized that seed of metaphine is often the
only tool for fevers in pain in pregnancy, as other
alternatives have well documented adverse effects. HHS wants therefore to
encourage clinicians to exercise their best judgment and the use
of metaphine for fevers and pain and pregnancy by prescribing
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the lowest effective to those for the short is necessary
to duration and only when treatment is required. Furthermore, thanks
to also to the politicization of science, the safety of
a cent of metaphine against the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders
in young children has never been validated. Prudent medicine therefore
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suggests caution and a set of metaphine use young children,
especially in strong Evidence also has associated it with liver toxicity.
Some steady is also on the use of a set
of me and children can potentially prolong viral illnesses if
the able to drive new research to safeguard mothers, children
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and families. In addition to a possible set of connection
for autism for pregnant women, infants, and toddlers, our research
has revealed that fol AID deficiency and a child's brain
can lead to autism.
Speaker 2 (07:26):
Okay, there's more to it if you're interested in more detail.
I just thought I should play that that clip at length. Now,
here's what happens. People react one way or the other.
Some people who kind of thought this may be the
case will stand up and cheer and say, finally we
have a solution. Some people who have a financial interest,
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let's say in it, will step up and say this
guy's a kook. And still others, I'm not really worried
about those two entities. Still others. Maybe maybe you're a
mother right now listening to the sound of my voice,
Maybe your child has been diagnosed with autism, and maybe
you've been wrestling with some form of guilt over it.
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Is it my fault? Did I do something that Maybe
that's been you, and maybe because of that, maybe this
kind of press conference offends you, and I have nothing
but sympathy for you at all, nothing but sympathy. I'm
not going to talk down to you at all, but
i will say I'm happy we're looking into it. I'm
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happy people are asking questions. When people ask medical questions,
historically that break the orthodoxy, medical questions that break what's
always been done. Traditionally. This is not new, and this
is ancient times. Traditionally it's always met with venom and anger,
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this quack, this kook, and hey, I'm not here to
say they're not. Maybe our fk and the whole staff,
maybe maybe they're all wrong, and it's all I'm not
here to say they're not. I'm really genuinely not taking aside.
I'm not trying to fence straddle here. I'm not taking
a side at all. But I am saying asking important
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questions is a good thing. And if we are facing
an increase in these things, we need to ask why
is it over diagnosed?
Speaker 5 (09:33):
Is it?
Speaker 3 (09:34):
This?
Speaker 6 (09:34):
Is it?
Speaker 2 (09:35):
That is it? I don't know, and I won't pretend
to know, but we have to ask uncomfortable questions or
we never advance in medicine. There was a time on
this planet. In fact, in this country, where doctors die
or doctors prescribed heroin, I am not making that up.
(09:56):
You can go look it up. Heroin was a prescribed
medication by doctors at some point in time in this
country that was widely accepted as a treatment for something.
I believe it was a cold. As a matter of fact,
Have some relief, Yeah, I bet you did feel better.
We had to ask hard, uncomfortable questions and do hard,
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uncomfortable studies in order to get your child off the
AO when they had the sniffles. I get it. It's
good that we're asking questions. Now, let's talk to Jimmy Kimmel.
In a moment before we talked to Jimmy Kimmel, all
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Let's do a couple of those here, Dear Jesse. It
has become apparent that even President Trump is growing weary
of ag Pambondi. Yet, by the way, in case you
didn't see, he said something over the weekend. I'm not
(12:16):
going to go into the long post, but it was
definitely a shot at Pambondi. I don't think she would
be where she is without the leadership and guidance of
Ron DeSantis since the primaries, he's understood what is at stake,
so on and so forth. Okay, well, look it's time. Now,
it's time the good news about the Pambondi affair, which
(12:38):
I've made my thoughts on it very well known. By
this point in time, I don't think she's near up
to the task. That is monumental. Well, we have about
a week here. Listen to this.
Speaker 8 (12:50):
This isn't just about the New York Attorney General. That
office is also investigating a statement made to Congress by
former FBI Director James Comy back in twenty twenty, and
limitations on that issue elapses in.
Speaker 1 (13:03):
A little over a week. So our sources are.
Speaker 8 (13:05):
Telling my colleague Carolina and I that we should look
for a potential indictment of the former FBI director, James
Comy out of that office in the next week.
Speaker 1 (13:14):
The stakes aren't very high.
Speaker 2 (13:15):
Here statue of limitations a little over a week. That
means James Comy, the former director of the FBI, who
use the FBI like a battle acts to protect democrats
and to attack Republicans, one of the most evil acts
ever done by a government official in this country. We
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have a week or so to charge him, or we
cannot charge him, statue of limitations goes away. We no
longer have to wait a year. I told you this
as soon as Pam Bondi got in there. Yeah, we
have to give her a little time. Indictments aren't over
the overnight things. I know it's a process, you have
(14:00):
to work your way through it. But after so much time,
we have to start seeing government people indicted, tried and
send to prison. And that time is here, the time
is now. I do not believe she is up to
the task. I think she has proved it time and
time and time again. Too many screw ups, too many
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mistakes from a critically important position where we can't afford
screw ups and mistakes, Mishap after mishap after mishap. Now,
I know that she's been doing great on Fox News,
and I know that her podcast schedule is pretty pretty busy.
(14:42):
She's got every minute of the day full. But Pam Bondi,
we can't have her there to self promote. We can't
have her there to do the podcast circuit. She's not
even invited on my show. If she asked me to
come on, if her people reached out and asked me
to come on. I would outright refuse, No, you're not welcome,
(15:04):
go back to the office and start throwing corrupt government
officials in prison. And remember it's not just James Comy
and John Brennan. She has to take a part, brick
by brick, piece by piece. She has to take a
part the communist network in this country, the funders, the
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tear cells on the ground, The work ahead of her
is Oh my goodness, it's so much. Trump was on
Fox News talking about I.
Speaker 3 (15:34):
Wanted to look into sirus because I think it's a
Rico case against him and other people. Because this is
more than protests, This is real agitation, This is riots
on the street.
Speaker 2 (15:46):
Who's going to take that apart? It has to be Pambondi.
Now it's going to be people under her, most likely
special Council stuff. But can you imagine if we're here
a year from now without any indictments. They're coming, They're
common cert any minute now, could you imagine, And that's
a possibility time flies. Keep in mind, I know Democrats
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are very unpopular, and we're feeling pretty cocky right now
that we're gonna kind of control things for a while.
But that's how everybody feels when you take power. Oh
it's ours now, everyone hates them. We'll have it forever.
Everybody feels like that every time they take power. Remember
James Carvill that this, James.
Speaker 5 (16:29):
We stop this in the name of a just merciful gun.
Speaker 2 (16:33):
I think it was after Obama got elected a victim
about ninety nine cent sure that that he would speak
loudly that Democrats were going to hold power for forty years. Yeah,
American went and elected Donald Trump right after it. We
may not have eight years. We may we may only
have the three years we have left to completely take
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apart the communists funding network, the terror network, and to
throw FBI and CIA guys in prison. And we have
to have Pam Bondy doing that. And look, Donald Trump
can want it all he wants. It's not his role
as president. Jd Vance, Marco Rubio, you me, your senator,
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your congressman. You know we like to and I do
this too, yell at our member of the House of Representatives,
of or our senator, But why don't you throw them
in prison? All you do is talk, You're just having hearings.
But the truth is that's the limit of their authority.
We have to have a department of justice that will
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prosecute government crimes. It has never existed in my entire life,
not under Republicans and none under Democrats. People in government, powerful,
powerful people in government simply do not go to prison
unless look, unless it's Bob Menendez and you've got gold
bars by the under your bed. Government people don't go
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to prison, Certainly, not CIA, FBI people. Pam Bondi has
to do what no one else has done. Instead, she's
on Fox News every five minutes just saying, yeah, let's
do an email. Jesse, you advertised that you wore everyday
pants from Cozy Earth. How is that Since you're a giant,
(18:24):
My husband needs a thirty six inch length. Cozy is
only thirty four. Did you wear a thirty four length
and go walk in floodwaters? I love the show, but
I'd really like to buy tall pants. Her name is Diane.
I have the thirty fours. I had the exact same thought.
I got the longest one they had, and I thought
thirty four because I traditionally wear thirty eights. And I
(18:46):
told ah, but I ordered them. I said these are
going to be too short. She said, we get them anyway.
Some pants run long. Yeah, I wear them fine. I
wear them fine. And happened again yesterday on My Life.
On My Life, strike me down if I'm lying. On
Saturday afternoon, I was wearing my Cozy Earth Everyday pants.
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On Sunday, we get to church, we get out of
the car, we're walking in andob looks at me and
looks down and she says, cozy earthpants again. Huh, same
one as you wore yesterday. I said, I only had
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Speaker 2 (20:18):
All right, I'm not going to spend any time on
this at all. Jimmy Kimmel. ABC announced that Jimmy Kimmel
Show is going to come back on Tuesday, and everyone's mad.
So allow me to explain exactly what happened. There's some
of it's fine and some of it's terrible. ABC said
it was suspending Jimmy Kimmel. It had big, big, big
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distributors of ABC say we're not going to like Sinclair said,
we're not airing Jimmy Kimmel anymore after he lied and
said the shooter was a right winger. Donald Trump's White
House came out and they said, well, we kind of
pressured him to do it, but the truth is that's
not really true. Jimmy Kimmel had no ratings at all,
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and he knowingly lied. That's an FCC violation, and so
they were going to suspend it, and companies like Sinclair
said we're going to air a tribute to Charlie Kirk instead.
Because communists are violent and demonic, they immediately launch themselves
into a frenzy. We even had an ABC affiliate get
shot up by some communist street animal. The backlash was
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so severe and the terrorist threats were so bad that
Sinclair announced that they were not going to air and
did not air the tribute to Charlie Kirk. This is
why communists use terrorism. This is why they use violence,
because violence oftentimes is effective. If you don't have any
morality against it, why wouldn't you use it. That's why
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communists love it so much. ABC comes out and says,
we're bringing him back. Here's what you need to know,
Jimmy Kimmel. This is the story behind the story. Jimmy Kimmel.
He was told by ABC, you can go back on
the air. This is originally you can go back on
the air, but you have to apologize. You have to
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give a basically for legal reasons, you have to apologize
and own it. He didn't want to do that. In fact,
he told them he would not do that, that he
was going to double down. Bit bit bitp you're suspended.
Jimmy Kimmel. I'm sure has spent the last few days
speaking to very high priced lawyers. I am sure he
went back to Disney, who actually owns ABC, and told them, okay,
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well we can have a lawsuit or I finally agree
that I will apologize and take it back, mark my words.
On Tuesday, he will apologize and take it back. They're
going to allow his show back on the air. But
if all that makes you angry, take heart, because his
contracts up, I believe next year, and with ratings like this,
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he's not going to be renewed. Chris, go ahead and
write all that one down. He's going to come back.
He's going to apologize, and then next year they'll announce
that the not renewing his contract and he's going to
go away. And that's how that goes. But I wanted
to talk about something else, something we've talked about a
lot because Trump touched on it. The audio is a
little rough. He's on a plane, but he's talking about
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tranny violence. Why why is it so often either a
tranny or somebody adjacent to that world, definitely involved in
that online world.
Speaker 1 (23:20):
What is it?
Speaker 2 (23:21):
Should the FBI be investigating transgender extremely?
Speaker 10 (23:24):
You know, we're looking at that and it seems like,
you know, is that just a you know, what's the
reason for him? Yeah, it seems to be something, But
we're looking at it very strongly.
Speaker 7 (23:35):
Something something seems to be going on.
Speaker 1 (23:37):
But you can't make that sayment yet.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
So here's what we can say. This community has become
uniquely violent. It's become uniquely violent because they have walked
down a very dark and very demonic path, and they
have this destroyed themselves. They have destroyed their minds. Oftentimes
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if it's gone on long enough, they've destroyed their bodies.
And then you mix in drug use, usually prescription drug use,
with all kinds of different hormones, SSRIs, things like that,
and what you soon have is somebody who hates themselves,
hates everything, wants it to end, and wants to take
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as many innocent people with them as they possibly can.
That's why they find the local Christian school and kill
kids on the way outdoor. Truly truly demonic. And this
is why communist rhetoric is so dangerous. Because your liberal
aunt Peggy hears lies on the news, and yes, it
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makes your scream and yell and hate Trump more and
grab another box of boxed wine. It makes your obnoxious
at Thanksgiving, it makes her unpleasant to be around, but
she's actually on the nicer end of that spectrum. On
the darker, darker end of that spectrum. You have a
twenty year old tranny who had his penis cut off.
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He's on ssryes. He has realized now that he is
mutilated beyond belief. He's more miserable than he's ever been.
His brain is conscious, his soul have been completely drugged
out and dulled down, so now they're nonexistent. And he
turns on MSNBC and he hears this, Oh, so that's
what Trump wants.
Speaker 11 (25:36):
He loves the way Putin can go out and do
whatever he wants. And you know, those are people that
they can't walk by open windows if they cross Putin,
And that really.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
Is what this is about.
Speaker 11 (25:47):
And I just had to say, you know, this is
just another proof that the idea that the Republican Party
as it exists today as a conservative party is just
a complete fantasy.
Speaker 1 (25:57):
It's an extremist movement.
Speaker 2 (26:00):
Did you hear what he just said about Donald Trump?
You know the Putin references, the fact that Putin, his
political enemies keep falling out of windows, kills his political opponents.
Listen again, this is what they just said after an assassination.
This is what they just said about Donald Trump.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
Because that's what Trump wants.
Speaker 11 (26:23):
He loves the way Putin can go out and do
whatever he wants. And you know those are people that
they can't walk by open windows if they cross putin.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
And that really is what this is about.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
The drugged out tranning mutant hears that and he acts.
He hears things like this and they stir him to action.
Speaker 12 (26:45):
We're seeing aggressive Gestapo type tactics and people being approached
on the street, in their home, at the clinic, at church,
at all kinds of locations. That's why this morning on
the House of the Floor, I warned the American people
that this is looking like the American Gestapo in the making.
Speaker 2 (27:11):
If I used that rhetoric. You know, when I call
them communists for instance, why is it no Jesse Kelly's
show listener has ever harmed somebody, Because you know, I
don't want you to be violent, and even if I did,
you wouldn't be. You're not mentally shattered. Therefore, when I
speak the truth about these people, it doesn't prompt you
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to go grab a gun and start killing them. And
I'm glad about that. But you see, just like we
just saw with Jimmy Kimmel, communist violence, since they don't
have anything against it, is a useful tool in their
tool bell. It helps them get what they want. And
they have enough mentally ill people in their base, mentally
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shattered people in their base that when they use that rhetoric,
it prompts people to action. And they're not going to stop.
They're not going to stop because, like I said, listen again,
they are desperate.
Speaker 13 (28:10):
Who leads on the economy Republicans by seven, immigration, Republicans
by thirteen. How about crime a big issue for Donald
Trump and the Republicans. Look at that lead by twenty
two points.
Speaker 3 (28:20):
And give some contacts on this.
Speaker 14 (28:22):
Compare this when Republicans last took the House.
Speaker 13 (28:24):
Yeah, let's compare it back to twenty twenty two. I
think this kind of gives away the game right here. Okay,
the GOP is more trusted than the Dems. On the economy,
it was twelve points in twenty twenty two, slight slight
decline in that leap, but still seven points.
Speaker 2 (28:36):
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Kevin Newsom he's such a theater kid. He's such a
robot theater kid. And it gives me the snickers to
no end. And this is we talk all the time
about how they lie about everything and they create a
world of make believe. It's amazing how common this is
(30:29):
in democrat circles to just not just invent stories. Yeah,
maybe embellish a little here or there. Everybody does that,
to just create stories out of nothing that are obviously
created out of nothing.
Speaker 5 (30:45):
But they say him with a straight brief, this is
a chill, This is chilling, This is serious. I walked
into a restaurant the other day. Entire staff came out started,
how do you mean crime?
Speaker 1 (30:57):
The hell is that?
Speaker 2 (30:59):
The States of America?
Speaker 5 (31:01):
What he's doing to our diverse communities, what he's doing
the fabric of our society.
Speaker 2 (31:07):
That didn't happen. Yeah, none of that happened at all,
None of that. But the theater kids can't help themselves.
The lies build on top of lies, which build on
top of lies. So you have to come up with
new radical lies over and over and over and over
and over. And they can't help themselves. And remember also
(31:29):
they use everything. Everything. Everything is always viewed through the
lens of the revolution. Does it hurt or help the revolution?
Or if it hurts the revolution, is there a way
I can twist this around to somehow help the revolution.
This is representative Jonathan Jackson trying to take the assassination
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and instead use it to help the revolution.
Speaker 6 (31:53):
At the same time, we also can't just look at ourselves.
We also have to help these young white men. Why
are they shooting schools, Why are they becoming assassins, Why
are they going into churches? So we gotta figure out
what's wrong with them. Yes, it's not all about us,
and that's very generous and kind of them to think
about us, but we need to think about them.
Speaker 2 (32:12):
They got a problem. Hey, some crazy tranny nutball murdered
Charlie Kirk. Looks like it's good time to start taking
guns out of the hands of white man. Huh ah, Well,
I don't help things. Here's a couple of stats for you.
One terrible one grade. Nearly twenty five thousand missing illegal
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immigrant children have been found. According to Tom Holman, I'm
the glad they've been found, but the Biden administration brought
in it's way more than three hundred thousand, hundreds of
thousands of children into this country on purpose. And do
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you know where they're finding these children. They're not at
they're not on a playground. They're finding them in forced
labor situations, and they're oftentimes finding them in Ugh, I
don't even want to you know what exactly what I'm
talking about yet, Yeah, Chris, I'm not gonna say. I'm
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not even gonna say it. A lot of them are
found in the most despicable, horrible situations on earth. And
Democrats did that on purpose. Don't ever forget. They not
only opened up the border, they brought as many in
on purpose. Because what everything is looked through? What lens
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the revolution? Children lives, none of that, None of that
matters at all. Does it help the revolution to import
twenty million foreigners? Yes, it does import them, But what
about don't care? But what about the death? Don't care?
But what about the crime? Don't care? What about the kid?
Don't care? It's looked at through the lens of the revolution.
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That's the bad news. The good news is you know
how Ice was calling for they need one hundred thousand people. Yeah,
they got one hundred and fifty thousand applicants. There is
a crop of Americans in this country who are dying
to serve in some way, who are dying to fight
and take the country back. And we should feel good
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about that. We should feel very very good about that.
And I have to play it again because it was
too powerful, It was too amazing. Erica Kirk at Charlie
Kirk's Memorials on.
Speaker 15 (34:33):
The Cross our Savior said, Father, forgive.
Speaker 14 (34:39):
Them, for they not know what they do. That man,
that young man, I forgive him.
Speaker 15 (35:04):
I forgive him because it was what Christ did.
Speaker 7 (35:08):
And is what Charlie would do.
Speaker 15 (35:12):
The answer to hate is not hate. The answer we
know from the Gospel is love and always love, love
for our enemies, and love for those who persecute us.
Speaker 2 (35:29):
Now, before I leave you, I want to leave you
with this. I want to remind you of this. I
played it earlier and I'm going to play it for
you again. We are not like them. We are something different.
We are something wonderful. And when we lose a martyr,
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we don't break, we don't murder. We come together. One
hundred thousand of US, three hundred thousand, one hundred million
of US. And this is what we do.
Speaker 7 (36:00):
From my head, praising, I know it's not.
Speaker 9 (36:24):
I know it is.
Speaker 7 (36:39):
So more time, so from praising.
Speaker 1 (36:51):
Only in the low.
Speaker 2 (37:33):
I will see you tomorrow. That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is The.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show
on a Monday. And yes, I'm gonna talk about that
autism tail and All press conference today. I'm gonna play
a bunch of audio from well, a long piece of
audio from RFK Junior today, and then we will discuss
the Jimmy Kimmel thing as to the why Donald Trump
(00:37):
getting tired of Pam Bondy. They haven't adjusted their language
at all, emails so much more coming up in the
final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. Now, I'm about
to touch on something that I understand is an insanely
sensitive subject for reasons. We're about to explain autism itself.
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I'm not an autism expert, period. Well, there are two
things that work here, autism and then medications and vaccines
and things like that. I am not an autism expert.
I am not a vaccine expert. I'm not a tail
and all expert. I am not deeply knowledgeable about any
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of those things. I also do know this, I know
that people and maybe you're one of these people who
have been affected by something like autism. Maybe maybe you
yourself are autistic. Maybe you have a child who is.
Maybe I know that people who are affected by this
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have deep feelings about it for obvious reasons, deep feelings
about it. And one of those feelings is because I
have friends who are going through this. One of those
feelings is there's a guilt factor to it. Is it
my fault? Did I do something wrong? Did I give
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her something? Did I give him something?
Speaker 3 (02:05):
That?
Speaker 2 (02:05):
Is this my fault? What did I do? What's causing it?
And is it my fault? And once you get into
something this deeply personal, medical stuff is always deeply personal
because you're always talking about someone's mom, someone's wife, someone's child,
someone's husband. So it's personal. And medical stuff hurts right
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either you yourself are going through it or someone you
love is going through it. So this stuff, the feelings
run deep. If I were to get on here and
make any kind of declarative statement about vaccines, the email
and not talking about COVID, which wasn't a vaccine at all,
but the email inbox would be full of half the
people telling me on the spawn of Satan and the
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other half saying it's exactly right. It just it causes
those feelings in people it does as it pertains to autism.
Here's what I know. I know that there is, by appearances,
a lot more of it, a lot more of it
than there was twenty years ago. Now. I say by
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appearances because when you ask people that a lot of
people will say it's overdiagnosed. Anytime someone has this or
someone as that, they'll declare it as autism. And I
don't know. Again, I don't know the answer. I don't
know the truth behind that. But here's what else I know.
And I've seen this for years and years and years.
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If somebody comes up with a theory on what causes autism,
on what may be causing this in children, that person
will be called a quack, a conspiracy nut, and people
for a variety of variety of reasons will pile on
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that person and scream from the mountaintops that this person
is a kook and should be completely disregarded. It is noticeable.
I'm somebody without a dog in this fight. I don't
know the solutions. I don't know what's causing I don't know,
but I'm telling you what I just said is noticeable.
If anybody, it wouldn't matter what they brought up. If
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someone came up and said, uh, chewing gum causes autism,
even if he had data to prove it, or data
that at least showed it might. The entire rest of
the world, it appears, is going to donkey or dogpile
that person and just pound them to dust. Conspiracy the kook,
and it's noticeable. I don't have these answers. But Trump
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teased yesterday during the memorial, but teased yesterday that he
was going to have a big announcement today with RFK Junior.
RFK Junior spoke for a while. This is two minutes
or so of it. I don't know that I'll let
the whole thing play, but I might. But here was
RFK Junior from today. This is a few hours ago.
Speaker 4 (05:00):
Important findings from our autism work that are vital for
parents to know as they make these decisions. First, AHHS
will act on aceta metaphine. The FDA is responding to
clinical and laboratory studies and suggests a potential association between
a cinemataphin used during pregnancy and advertise or developmental outcomes,
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including later diagnosis for ADHD and autism. Sciences are proposed
biological mechanisms linking prenatal acida medicine exposure to altered brain development.
We have also evaluated the contrary studies that have shown
no association to the FDA will issue physician's notice about
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the risk of aceta metaphine during pregnancy and begin the
process to initiate a safety label change. AHHS will launch
a nationwide public service campaign to inform families and.
Speaker 2 (05:58):
Protect public health.
Speaker 4 (06:00):
FDA also recognized that seed of metaphine is often the
only tool for fevers in pain in pregnancy, as other
alternatives have well documented adverse effects. HHS wants therefore to
encourage clinicians to exercise their best judgment and the use
of metaphine for fevers and pain and pregnancy by prescribing
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the lowest effective to those for the short is necessary
to duration and only when treatment is required. Furthermore, thanks
to also to the politicization of science, the safety of
a cent of metaphine against the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders
in young children has never been validated. Prudent medicine therefore
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suggests caution and a set of metaphine use young children,
especially in strong Evidence also has associated it with liver toxicity.
Some steady is also on the use of a set
of me and children can potentially prolong viral illnesses if
the able to drive new research to safeguard mothers, children
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and families. In addition to a possible set of connection
for autism for pregnant women, infants, and toddlers, our research
has revealed that fol AID deficiency and a child's brain
can lead to autism.
Speaker 2 (07:26):
Okay, there's more to it if you're interested in more detail.
I just thought I should play that that clip at length. Now,
here's what happens. People react one way or the other.
Some people who kind of thought this may be the
case will stand up and cheer and say, finally we
have a solution. Some people who have a financial interest,
(07:49):
let's say in it, will step up and say this
guy's a kook. And still others, I'm not really worried
about those two entities. Still others. Maybe maybe you're a
mother right now listening to the sound of my voice,
Maybe your child has been diagnosed with autism, and maybe
you've been wrestling with some form of guilt over it.
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Is it my fault? Did I do something that Maybe
that's been you, and maybe because of that, maybe this
kind of press conference offends you, and I have nothing
but sympathy for you at all, nothing but sympathy. I'm
not going to talk down to you at all, but
i will say I'm happy we're looking into it. I'm
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happy people are asking questions. When people ask medical questions,
historically that break the orthodoxy, medical questions that break what's
always been done. Traditionally. This is not new, and this
is ancient times. Traditionally it's always met with venom and anger,
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this quack, this kook, and hey, I'm not here to
say they're not. Maybe our fk and the whole staff,
maybe maybe they're all wrong, and it's all I'm not
here to say they're not. I'm really genuinely not taking aside.
I'm not trying to fence straddle here. I'm not taking
a side at all. But I am saying asking important
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questions is a good thing. And if we are facing
an increase in these things, we need to ask why
is it over diagnosed?
Speaker 5 (09:33):
Is it?
Speaker 3 (09:34):
This?
Speaker 6 (09:34):
Is it?
Speaker 2 (09:35):
That is it? I don't know, and I won't pretend
to know, but we have to ask uncomfortable questions or
we never advance in medicine. There was a time on
this planet. In fact, in this country, where doctors die
or doctors prescribed heroin, I am not making that up.
(09:56):
You can go look it up. Heroin was a prescribed
medication by doctors at some point in time in this
country that was widely accepted as a treatment for something.
I believe it was a cold. As a matter of fact,
Have some relief, Yeah, I bet you did feel better.
We had to ask hard, uncomfortable questions and do hard,
(10:20):
uncomfortable studies in order to get your child off the
AO when they had the sniffles. I get it. It's
good that we're asking questions. Now, let's talk to Jimmy Kimmel.
In a moment before we talked to Jimmy Kimmel, all
this stuff, all these questions is COVID. Everything else, as
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Jesse at Jesse Kelly's Show dot com and you should.
Let's do a couple of those here, Dear Jesse. It
has become apparent that even President Trump is growing weary
of ag Pambondi. Yet, by the way, in case you
didn't see, he said something over the weekend. I'm not
(12:16):
going to go into the long post, but it was
definitely a shot at Pambondi. I don't think she would
be where she is without the leadership and guidance of
Ron DeSantis since the primaries, he's understood what is at stake,
so on and so forth. Okay, well, look it's time. Now,
it's time the good news about the Pambondi affair, which
(12:38):
I've made my thoughts on it very well known. By
this point in time, I don't think she's near up
to the task. That is monumental. Well, we have about
a week here. Listen to this.
Speaker 8 (12:50):
This isn't just about the New York Attorney General. That
office is also investigating a statement made to Congress by
former FBI Director James Comy back in twenty twenty, and
limitations on that issue elapses in.
Speaker 1 (13:03):
A little over a week. So our sources are.
Speaker 8 (13:05):
Telling my colleague Carolina and I that we should look
for a potential indictment of the former FBI director, James
Comy out of that office in the next week.
Speaker 1 (13:14):
The stakes aren't very high.
Speaker 2 (13:15):
Here statue of limitations a little over a week. That
means James Comy, the former director of the FBI, who
use the FBI like a battle acts to protect democrats
and to attack Republicans, one of the most evil acts
ever done by a government official in this country. We
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have a week or so to charge him, or we
cannot charge him, statue of limitations goes away. We no
longer have to wait a year. I told you this
as soon as Pam Bondi got in there. Yeah, we
have to give her a little time. Indictments aren't over
the overnight things. I know it's a process, you have
(14:00):
to work your way through it. But after so much time,
we have to start seeing government people indicted, tried and
send to prison. And that time is here, the time
is now. I do not believe she is up to
the task. I think she has proved it time and
time and time again. Too many screw ups, too many
(14:22):
mistakes from a critically important position where we can't afford
screw ups and mistakes, Mishap after mishap after mishap. Now,
I know that she's been doing great on Fox News,
and I know that her podcast schedule is pretty pretty busy.
(14:42):
She's got every minute of the day full. But Pam Bondi,
we can't have her there to self promote. We can't
have her there to do the podcast circuit. She's not
even invited on my show. If she asked me to
come on, if her people reached out and asked me
to come on. I would outright refuse, No, you're not welcome,
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go back to the office and start throwing corrupt government
officials in prison. And remember it's not just James Comy
and John Brennan. She has to take a part, brick
by brick, piece by piece. She has to take a
part the communist network in this country, the funders, the
(15:24):
tear cells on the ground, The work ahead of her
is Oh my goodness, it's so much. Trump was on
Fox News talking about I.
Speaker 3 (15:34):
Wanted to look into sirus because I think it's a
Rico case against him and other people. Because this is
more than protests, This is real agitation, This is riots
on the street.
Speaker 2 (15:46):
Who's going to take that apart? It has to be Pambondi.
Now it's going to be people under her, most likely
special Council stuff. But can you imagine if we're here
a year from now without any indictments. They're coming, They're
common cert any minute now, could you imagine, And that's
a possibility time flies. Keep in mind, I know Democrats
(16:10):
are very unpopular, and we're feeling pretty cocky right now
that we're gonna kind of control things for a while.
But that's how everybody feels when you take power. Oh
it's ours now, everyone hates them. We'll have it forever.
Everybody feels like that every time they take power. Remember
James Carvill that this, James.
Speaker 5 (16:29):
We stop this in the name of a just merciful gun.
Speaker 2 (16:33):
I think it was after Obama got elected a victim
about ninety nine cent sure that that he would speak
loudly that Democrats were going to hold power for forty years. Yeah,
American went and elected Donald Trump right after it. We
may not have eight years. We may we may only
have the three years we have left to completely take
(16:58):
apart the communists funding network, the terror network, and to
throw FBI and CIA guys in prison. And we have
to have Pam Bondy doing that. And look, Donald Trump
can want it all he wants. It's not his role
as president. Jd Vance, Marco Rubio, you me, your senator,
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your congressman. You know we like to and I do
this too, yell at our member of the House of Representatives,
of or our senator, But why don't you throw them
in prison? All you do is talk, You're just having hearings.
But the truth is that's the limit of their authority.
We have to have a department of justice that will
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prosecute government crimes. It has never existed in my entire life,
not under Republicans and none under Democrats. People in government, powerful,
powerful people in government simply do not go to prison
unless look, unless it's Bob Menendez and you've got gold
bars by the under your bed. Government people don't go
(18:02):
to prison, Certainly, not CIA, FBI people. Pam Bondi has
to do what no one else has done. Instead, she's
on Fox News every five minutes just saying, yeah, let's
do an email. Jesse, you advertised that you wore everyday
pants from Cozy Earth. How is that Since you're a giant,
(18:24):
My husband needs a thirty six inch length. Cozy is
only thirty four. Did you wear a thirty four length
and go walk in floodwaters? I love the show, but
I'd really like to buy tall pants. Her name is Diane.
I have the thirty fours. I had the exact same thought.
I got the longest one they had, and I thought
thirty four because I traditionally wear thirty eights. And I
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told ah, but I ordered them. I said these are
going to be too short. She said, we get them anyway.
Some pants run long. Yeah, I wear them fine. I
wear them fine. And happened again yesterday on My Life.
On My Life, strike me down if I'm lying. On
Saturday afternoon, I was wearing my Cozy Earth Everyday pants.
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On Sunday, we get to church, we get out of
the car, we're walking in andob looks at me and
looks down and she says, cozy earthpants again. Huh, same
one as you wore yesterday. I said, I only had
them on for a couple hours. And I'll tell you
something else. I'm wearing them again. Today's day three. Baby,
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All right, I'm not going to spend any time on
this at all. Jimmy Kimmel. ABC announced that Jimmy Kimmel
Show is going to come back on Tuesday, and everyone's mad.
So allow me to explain exactly what happened. There's some
of it's fine and some of it's terrible. ABC said
it was suspending Jimmy Kimmel. It had big, big, big
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distributors of ABC say we're not going to like Sinclair said,
we're not airing Jimmy Kimmel anymore after he lied and
said the shooter was a right winger. Donald Trump's White
House came out and they said, well, we kind of
pressured him to do it, but the truth is that's
not really true. Jimmy Kimmel had no ratings at all,
(21:00):
and he knowingly lied. That's an FCC violation, and so
they were going to suspend it, and companies like Sinclair
said we're going to air a tribute to Charlie Kirk instead.
Because communists are violent and demonic, they immediately launch themselves
into a frenzy. We even had an ABC affiliate get
shot up by some communist street animal. The backlash was
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so severe and the terrorist threats were so bad that
Sinclair announced that they were not going to air and
did not air the tribute to Charlie Kirk. This is
why communists use terrorism. This is why they use violence,
because violence oftentimes is effective. If you don't have any
morality against it, why wouldn't you use it. That's why
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communists love it so much. ABC comes out and says,
we're bringing him back. Here's what you need to know,
Jimmy Kimmel. This is the story behind the story. Jimmy Kimmel.
He was told by ABC, you can go back on
the air. This is originally you can go back on
the air, but you have to apologize. You have to
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give a basically for legal reasons, you have to apologize
and own it. He didn't want to do that. In fact,
he told them he would not do that, that he
was going to double down. Bit bit bitp you're suspended.
Jimmy Kimmel. I'm sure has spent the last few days
speaking to very high priced lawyers. I am sure he
went back to Disney, who actually owns ABC, and told them, okay,
(22:30):
well we can have a lawsuit or I finally agree
that I will apologize and take it back, mark my words.
On Tuesday, he will apologize and take it back. They're
going to allow his show back on the air. But
if all that makes you angry, take heart, because his
contracts up, I believe next year, and with ratings like this,
(22:52):
he's not going to be renewed. Chris, go ahead and
write all that one down. He's going to come back.
He's going to apologize, and then next year they'll announce
that the not renewing his contract and he's going to
go away. And that's how that goes. But I wanted
to talk about something else, something we've talked about a
lot because Trump touched on it. The audio is a
little rough. He's on a plane, but he's talking about
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tranny violence. Why why is it so often either a
tranny or somebody adjacent to that world, definitely involved in
that online world.
Speaker 1 (23:20):
What is it?
Speaker 2 (23:21):
Should the FBI be investigating transgender extremely?
Speaker 10 (23:24):
You know, we're looking at that and it seems like,
you know, is that just a you know, what's the
reason for him? Yeah, it seems to be something, But
we're looking at it very strongly.
Speaker 7 (23:35):
Something something seems to be going on.
Speaker 1 (23:37):
But you can't make that sayment yet.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
So here's what we can say. This community has become
uniquely violent. It's become uniquely violent because they have walked
down a very dark and very demonic path, and they
have this destroyed themselves. They have destroyed their minds. Oftentimes
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if it's gone on long enough, they've destroyed their bodies.
And then you mix in drug use, usually prescription drug use,
with all kinds of different hormones, SSRIs, things like that,
and what you soon have is somebody who hates themselves,
hates everything, wants it to end, and wants to take
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as many innocent people with them as they possibly can.
That's why they find the local Christian school and kill
kids on the way outdoor. Truly truly demonic. And this
is why communist rhetoric is so dangerous. Because your liberal
aunt Peggy hears lies on the news, and yes, it
(24:53):
makes your scream and yell and hate Trump more and
grab another box of boxed wine. It makes your obnoxious
at Thanksgiving, it makes her unpleasant to be around, but
she's actually on the nicer end of that spectrum. On
the darker, darker end of that spectrum. You have a
twenty year old tranny who had his penis cut off.
(25:15):
He's on ssryes. He has realized now that he is
mutilated beyond belief. He's more miserable than he's ever been.
His brain is conscious, his soul have been completely drugged
out and dulled down, so now they're nonexistent. And he
turns on MSNBC and he hears this, Oh, so that's
what Trump wants.
Speaker 11 (25:36):
He loves the way Putin can go out and do
whatever he wants. And you know, those are people that
they can't walk by open windows if they cross Putin,
And that really.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
Is what this is about.
Speaker 11 (25:47):
And I just had to say, you know, this is
just another proof that the idea that the Republican Party
as it exists today as a conservative party is just
a complete fantasy.
Speaker 1 (25:57):
It's an extremist movement.
Speaker 2 (26:00):
Did you hear what he just said about Donald Trump?
You know the Putin references, the fact that Putin, his
political enemies keep falling out of windows, kills his political opponents.
Listen again, this is what they just said after an assassination.
This is what they just said about Donald Trump.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
Because that's what Trump wants.
Speaker 11 (26:23):
He loves the way Putin can go out and do
whatever he wants. And you know those are people that
they can't walk by open windows if they cross putin.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
And that really is what this is about.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
The drugged out tranning mutant hears that and he acts.
He hears things like this and they stir him to action.
Speaker 12 (26:45):
We're seeing aggressive Gestapo type tactics and people being approached
on the street, in their home, at the clinic, at church,
at all kinds of locations. That's why this morning on
the House of the Floor, I warned the American people
that this is looking like the American Gestapo in the making.
Speaker 2 (27:11):
If I used that rhetoric. You know, when I call
them communists for instance, why is it no Jesse Kelly's
show listener has ever harmed somebody, Because you know, I
don't want you to be violent, and even if I did,
you wouldn't be. You're not mentally shattered. Therefore, when I
speak the truth about these people, it doesn't prompt you
(27:33):
to go grab a gun and start killing them. And
I'm glad about that. But you see, just like we
just saw with Jimmy Kimmel, communist violence, since they don't
have anything against it, is a useful tool in their
tool bell. It helps them get what they want. And
they have enough mentally ill people in their base, mentally
(27:55):
shattered people in their base that when they use that rhetoric,
it prompts people to action. And they're not going to stop.
They're not going to stop because, like I said, listen again,
they are desperate.
Speaker 13 (28:10):
Who leads on the economy Republicans by seven, immigration, Republicans
by thirteen. How about crime a big issue for Donald
Trump and the Republicans. Look at that lead by twenty
two points.
Speaker 3 (28:20):
And give some contacts on this.
Speaker 14 (28:22):
Compare this when Republicans last took the House.
Speaker 13 (28:24):
Yeah, let's compare it back to twenty twenty two. I
think this kind of gives away the game right here. Okay,
the GOP is more trusted than the Dems. On the economy,
it was twelve points in twenty twenty two, slight slight
decline in that leap, but still seven points.
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rhetoric will increase. As their rhetoric increases, the violence will increase.
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Kevin Newsom he's such a theater kid. He's such a
robot theater kid. And it gives me the snickers to
no end. And this is we talk all the time
about how they lie about everything and they create a
world of make believe. It's amazing how common this is
(30:29):
in democrat circles to just not just invent stories. Yeah,
maybe embellish a little here or there. Everybody does that,
to just create stories out of nothing that are obviously
created out of nothing.
Speaker 5 (30:45):
But they say him with a straight brief, this is
a chill, This is chilling, This is serious. I walked
into a restaurant the other day. Entire staff came out started,
how do you mean crime?
Speaker 1 (30:57):
The hell is that?
Speaker 2 (30:59):
The States of America?
Speaker 5 (31:01):
What he's doing to our diverse communities, what he's doing
the fabric of our society.
Speaker 2 (31:07):
That didn't happen. Yeah, none of that happened at all,
None of that. But the theater kids can't help themselves.
The lies build on top of lies, which build on
top of lies. So you have to come up with
new radical lies over and over and over and over
and over. And they can't help themselves. And remember also
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they use everything. Everything. Everything is always viewed through the
lens of the revolution. Does it hurt or help the revolution?
Or if it hurts the revolution, is there a way
I can twist this around to somehow help the revolution.
This is representative Jonathan Jackson trying to take the assassination
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and instead use it to help the revolution.
Speaker 6 (31:53):
At the same time, we also can't just look at ourselves.
We also have to help these young white men. Why
are they shooting schools, Why are they becoming assassins, Why
are they going into churches? So we gotta figure out
what's wrong with them. Yes, it's not all about us,
and that's very generous and kind of them to think
about us, but we need to think about them.
Speaker 2 (32:12):
They got a problem. Hey, some crazy tranny nutball murdered
Charlie Kirk. Looks like it's good time to start taking
guns out of the hands of white man. Huh ah, Well,
I don't help things. Here's a couple of stats for you.
One terrible one grade. Nearly twenty five thousand missing illegal
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immigrant children have been found. According to Tom Holman, I'm
the glad they've been found, but the Biden administration brought
in it's way more than three hundred thousand, hundreds of
thousands of children into this country on purpose. And do
(32:55):
you know where they're finding these children. They're not at
they're not on a playground. They're finding them in forced
labor situations, and they're oftentimes finding them in Ugh, I
don't even want to you know what exactly what I'm
talking about yet, Yeah, Chris, I'm not gonna say. I'm
(33:17):
not even gonna say it. A lot of them are
found in the most despicable, horrible situations on earth. And
Democrats did that on purpose. Don't ever forget. They not
only opened up the border, they brought as many in
on purpose. Because what everything is looked through? What lens
(33:38):
the revolution? Children lives, none of that, None of that
matters at all. Does it help the revolution to import
twenty million foreigners? Yes, it does import them, But what
about don't care? But what about the death? Don't care?
But what about the crime? Don't care? What about the kid?
Don't care? It's looked at through the lens of the revolution.
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That's the bad news. The good news is you know
how Ice was calling for they need one hundred thousand people. Yeah,
they got one hundred and fifty thousand applicants. There is
a crop of Americans in this country who are dying
to serve in some way, who are dying to fight
and take the country back. And we should feel good
(34:24):
about that. We should feel very very good about that.
And I have to play it again because it was
too powerful, It was too amazing. Erica Kirk at Charlie
Kirk's Memorials on.
Speaker 15 (34:33):
The Cross our Savior said, Father, forgive.
Speaker 14 (34:39):
Them, for they not know what they do. That man,
that young man, I forgive him.
Speaker 15 (35:04):
I forgive him because it was what Christ did.
Speaker 7 (35:08):
And is what Charlie would do.
Speaker 15 (35:12):
The answer to hate is not hate. The answer we
know from the Gospel is love and always love, love
for our enemies, and love for those who persecute us.
Speaker 2 (35:29):
Now, before I leave you, I want to leave you
with this. I want to remind you of this. I
played it earlier and I'm going to play it for
you again. We are not like them. We are something different.
We are something wonderful. And when we lose a martyr,
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we don't break, we don't murder. We come together. One
hundred thousand of US, three hundred thousand, one hundred million
of US. And this is what we do.
Speaker 7 (36:00):
From my head, praising, I know it's not.
Speaker 9 (36:24):
I know it is.
Speaker 7 (36:39):
So more time, so from praising.
Speaker 1 (36:51):
Only in the low.
Speaker 2 (37:33):
I will see you tomorrow. That's all
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