July 7, 2026 • 36 mins
It only takes one communist to ruin it. Hiring a hitman. Dirtwater dogs with red onion sauce. Reforming the energy grid after years on green energy push. Mamdani's role in the democrat party.
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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
a fantastic Tuesday. So I'm going to finish up this
Trump Turkey NATO talk here in a moment, and then
we're gonna point and we're gonna laugh and laugh and
laugh at the dumb commies and the Democrat Party at
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Hollywood for not understanding who and what they're dealing with.
After we get done with that, I don't know, Look,
we might just talk about this pink scarf. I celebrate
my thirtieth birthday with a pink scarf around my neck.
All that emails and so much more to come in
the final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. So final
thing on this Turkey talk, because Trump had a lot
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of very nice things to say today.
Speaker 2 (00:57):
We're working very closely with Marco Rubio, very famous man,
great Secretary of State, and with Scott Bessett and with
Pete and everybody else. We're going to be taking to sanctions.
So if it's time to do that, Okay, we don't
want to sanctioned friends, It's very simple. There's plenty of
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people we can sanction, and we are sanctioned.
Speaker 1 (01:21):
We don't want to sanction friends. Okay. My opinion on
this is this because I saw a lot of people
bad today because Turkey is They've had their fingers and
a lot of pies. A lot of those pies are
not the best pies in the world. Historically, as you
can imagine, it's an Islamic country, there's always going to
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be just a degree or two of separation between them
and some pretty ugly stuff. Okay, this happens all the time,
and I'm not stressing it at all. When I say this,
I mean alliances they come and they go. And if
you've had some allegiance with a certain country, and you've
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been enemies of a certain country for all of your life,
it can be difficult, if not impossible, for you to
accept when and if that changes. Nevertheless, the whole history
of the world says that changes. Do I need to
remind you that it wasn't even a century ago where
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we basically incinerated every major city in Japan, pounded them
to dust, pounded their entire country back to the Stone Age.
Fast forward to today, and they are probably our greatest ally,
certainly in Asia, they are by far our greatest and
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most important ally as far as a check on China goes,
and it goes more than just ally. We're talking Japanese
leaders in Donald Trump adore each other on a personal level.
Eighty years ago, we were killing them as fast as
we could. Times change. I wouldn't stress it. We'll see
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where it goes now. So this is not going to
actually be about the movies. This is going to be
about communism. I'll start with something some dumb actress said.
But I feel bad when those of us on the
right have moments where we don't understand communists and what
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we're dealing with, and therefore we make mistakes because we
don't understand who and what we're dealing with. That makes
me feel bad. I want to help in those kind
of situations, and I want to be helped when I'm
the one being naive, right, But man, I have none
of those feelings at all when I watch people on
the left go through a living hell because they brought
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one in. I've told you this before as a business
owner or a business manager, I'm not just being a
partisan jerk, although I am a partisan jerk. You're insane
if you hire a Democrat and keep that person in
your company. I don't say that as a partisan. I
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say that because that person they believe there is a
higher calling for your business than the one you have
for your business, and at some point in time they
can't help themselves, they will harm your business because they
believe it helps the communist revolution. An example that I've
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used before on the show that I was loud about
on the show state farm insurance. Everybody knows State Farm insurance,
state Farm insurance reps. For some reason. I know many
of these. I've known many throughout my life. They are
all hardcore rightings. Not exactly sure what that's about. I'm
sure there are lefties out there, but the ones i've
known hardcore rightings. The people in their offices hardcore rightings.
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Back when it was that peak woke period where they
were gay and everything up and whatnot. State Farm, I
think it was their national office sent out some email
and I don't even remember it was some Rainbow one
or Black Lives Matter one, and people were blowing up
the phones canceling State Farm. I'm switching insurance right and left.
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I had State Farm guys I know reach out to
me that hey, we're all on your side. Here's what happened.
You got one vile little communist snake in the corporate office,
came up with it on her own because she knew
it would help the communist revolution, and click send on
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an email. You're insane if you bring these people in.
And I'll tell you what else is insanity, because I've
seen this happen so many times. It blows me away.
The communists will make a demand of something. Hey, give
me a job. I'm entitled to that job because I'm
a woman or something like that. Give me that job.
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You because not you personally, but if you're a naive person,
you think to yourself, Okay, she just wants a job,
and if I just give her the job, she'll be
grateful and she'll be happy and she'll work hard. After all,
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that's what she's asking for. If I ask Jewish producer
Chris for a cup of water, and Jewish Producer Chris
gives me a cup of water, he has a reasonable
reasonable assumption that I'm going to say thank you and
be appreciative for it. Right. But that's not how communists work,
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you see. Whatever they're asking for, ever, ever, is only
the beginning. It's the camel's nose inside the tent, it's
the foot in the door, it's whatever kind of cliche
you want to use for it. Whatever they're asking for
is never the final thing they want. It's just the beginning.
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You want a wonderful example that'll make you smile. This
made me smile. So the Odyssey. Homer, you know, ancient
Greek wrote the Odyssey, this incredible epic tale. I have
loved that tale since I was a child. My parents
got me a children's version because some of them can
be a little risque of a Greek mythology book, and
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I would read this, and then as I grew older,
I read the actual story, and it's an amazing tale
of monsters and heroism and villains and all kinds of
lessons in there. Christopher Nolan's major Hollywood big shot, decides
he's gonna make a movie the Odyssey. It's about to
come out, or it came out or something like that.
But Christopher Nolan, he wanted to win an Oscar, and
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to win an Oscar you have to have gays and
tranny's and you have to DEEII the thing you just do.
So he took this Greek mythology tale and he brought
in a rapper, and he brought in a tranny, not
making that up, and Helen of Troy, blonde, most beautiful
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woman in the world, Helen of Troy. He brought in
a black actress. Her name is Lupida Niango Nango something
that I don't know. I've never seen anything with her
in it, But a black actress is playing Helen of Troy. Now,
obviously she's already a famous actress. But this is a
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summer blockbuster movie. I'm sure it'll end up doing well.
I'm never seeing it, but I'm sure it end up
doing well. So this woman, because she was brought on,
he DEI hired her. She is going to be way
wealthier and way famous now that he brought her in.
And so you would think, because of this incredible opportunity
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that was given to her that she would be so
full of gratitude. But Christopher Nolan didn't understand what he
was dealing with here she was being interviewed.
Speaker 3 (09:27):
I'd be like, so, Homer, how do you feel.
Speaker 1 (09:29):
By the way she was asked? What would you say
to Homer? You know, the guy who wrote the original
I guess screenplay you would call it of the epic
that's about to make her richer and more famous. Hey, Lupita,
how great for you.
Speaker 3 (09:45):
I'd be like, so, Homer, how do you feel about
this screen time given to these women, considering how little
you spent with them?
Speaker 4 (09:53):
Okay, and then do you lean forward and look at
him like that?
Speaker 1 (10:00):
Do you remember us? Did you think she was going
to be grateful? That's not how communists work. They are
destroyers at all times. You never give them anything nothing,
You don't let them eat a crumb. You don't let
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them within a thousand miles of your business or whatever
you care about, because they will worm their way in there,
like the infection they are, and they'll destroy it. I
think it's wonderful. I hope the movie bombs. I doubt
it will. It's Christopher Nolan. I'm sure it'll make a
million dollar, a billion dollars or whatever it is, but
I hope it bombs. I'm rooting against it. I'm that
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Speaker 5 (11:57):
Mists catch up.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful Tuesday. You can email the show Jesse
at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. These people, you think, if
I just give them a little, just a little of this,
just a little of that, they're going to be happy.
But that's not how communists think, That's not how they work.
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Jasmine Crockett was a member of the House of Representatives,
could have remained one decided she wanted to run for Senate.
She lost to Bottom. Bottom defeated her soundly in a primary.
Did you think she was going to be grateful for
the opportunity?
Speaker 6 (12:40):
You see, a lot of hater's got a lot of
things to say about me and my race and how
I ran it. But the reality is that there was
a lot of racist not a lot.
Speaker 1 (12:48):
It was racist.
Speaker 3 (12:49):
It was a racist race.
Speaker 6 (12:50):
It is what it is, right. But we live in
America as y'all are celebrating two fifty, Okay, we know
what this country is.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
They're just destroyer and in the end, they they just
want to destroy these people who are winning these Democrat primaries.
They're part of the Democrat Socialists of America, the DSA.
So what is it these people really want? If you
give them just a little of this, a little of that.
What if you just give them free healthcare, you just
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give them a seat in Congress, or you just give
them this, or you just give them that, are they
going to be happy? Well? Let's ask them.
Speaker 4 (13:25):
I am a communist, you know, and this is what
I want to fight.
Speaker 6 (13:29):
For as a communist who does policy and organizing.
Speaker 4 (13:34):
I mean, our goal is liberation, our goal is communism.
I think we can transform DSA into a revolutionary and
practical organization. We are revolutionary socialists who believe in the
working class and relieve that is in desperate need of
a revolution and does needs a worker's party with an
internationalist and anti imperialist purview, and we believe that DSA
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is the best method to achieve this.
Speaker 1 (13:58):
At the end of the day, A're like, yeah, we're
in DSA because we believe the DSA, whatever it is,
can be.
Speaker 4 (14:06):
The vehicle for socialism here.
Speaker 1 (14:10):
Do you think you're gonna give them just a little
cookie and they're gonna thank you for it. That's not
how they work. Hey, part time, I love the show.
Keep it up. I work for a mega corporation that
has head over heels for DEI. I have an interview
for a promotion soon. There will inevitably be some corporate
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deadbeats on my interview panel that will ask DEI related questions.
I have made up my mind that I'm not bending
the knee when probed. I am planning on speaking my
mind and calling out DEI for what it is. Any
strategic advice for this straight white male is appreciated. Well,
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I think you've made your choice, and I applaud you
for your choice. I'm not telling others by the way
to make it. It's not my job, never has been,
it never will be to cost you your career. I
told you this during all that COVID vaccine mandate insanity.
I told you what I was going to do and
what I wasn't going to do. It saidn't matter what
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I wasn't taking it if it ended up being a requirement.
It never was for me. But if it ended up
being a requirement, I'll quit. I'm not doing it. Fire me.
I'll leave it. But I never told you when you
send in your emails, Jesse, should I take it? I
don't know what to do. I never told you to quit,
did I. I'm a radio host. I'm not going to
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cost you a real job, your house, your car, your marriage, whatever.
I'm not going to cost you that telling you to quit.
I've never had. I've never had to encounter what this
guy has to encounter. But I know many of you
have maybe you have where you're dealing with a corporate
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world that has been infected by communists, de filth. It's
just all over the corporate world, and it has been
for quite some time. It may be on the retreat
in certain ways, and it is, but it's still it's
been there for so long that now the people who
push DEI now they've worked their way up through these companies.
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They're holding top office jobs. Now now it's it's a problem.
I know somebody was talking to him yesterday. This is
a tech industry person he has to have these zoom
meetings with. I think there were eight of them, might
be six of them, but eight of them. One of
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the guys in the zoom meeting is a furry who
thinks he's a dog, and during the zoom meeting he
will pick up the dog bull beside the computer this
is a high end tech job, and start slurping out
of the dog bull with his tongue as if he's
a dog. My buddy's in a living hell, right. I know,
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this is all over the corporate world, and if you
have reached your limit on it and you decided you're
not going along with it anymore. I applaud you for this,
and I'll tell you what else. If you do make
that big decision, get yourself a pink scarf. I celebrated
my thirtieth birthday with a pink scarf around my neck.
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I think that's wonderful. I think it's wonderful for bottom,
it's wonderful for everybody. Oh, let's check in on the
Democrat Party. Hey, are you still backing Graham Platiner? I mean,
after all, this is a little rough huh by definition. Yes, absolutely, Okay, Hey,
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Chris Coons, what do you think Mister Plattner is a
four term excuse me, four tour, a combat veteran, and
someone who's conduct as he came home from war.
Speaker 7 (17:55):
Many have questioned, I don't know him and don't know
him at all. Well, but I'm going to give him
a measure of grace and wait until I get a
chance to hear more about the details of all these
different allegations.
Speaker 1 (18:08):
Hey, he's just a combat veteran. Sometimes you get back
from war and you just get Nazi tattoos. It's weird.
It never occurred to me, But sometimes you just get
back from more you just gotta do some raping. It's
got to go out and do a little raping. That's weird.
I never never had any desire, but I guess for
grand play. I guess we all handle PTSD a little differently.
Let's do some emails. This is a Jesse Kelly show.
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday.
If you miss any part of the show, you can
download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Have you ever wondered where
to hire a hitman? I have to what Chris Listen.
I've told you before that oub like most women, she
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loves this true crime crap. It's so dark and I
don't know why, but women love this stuff, serial killer
documentaries and podcasts of you know, this guy cut her
head off and she'll be when she's cleaning the house.
She was cleaning the shower this morning. I walk in
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and she's in there, and within five seconds he was
talking about some gruesome murder that had happened there. I
don't I don't understand it. But either way, because I'm
coming up on twenty years of marriage, I've I've been
close enough to enough of this stuff that I know something.
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Here's what I know. So many men and women. Husbands
and wives get busted because they hired a hitman to
kill their husband, or hired a hit man to kill
their wife, and the hit man turned out to be
an undercover cop. Now I know we have a lot
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of cops who listen to the show, so maybe they
will know. Maybe they're not allowed to say. Maybe other
people know more details, but it really look I woke
up early this morning and I was daydreaming about this,
so I just have to get it off my chest.
One Let's say I wanted to kill the wife. Where
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are you going to go try to find said hit man?
A bar? How do you identify who the hit man is?
In the see now you're thinking about it, Chris, right,
where would you even go? I don't know where I
would go to begin to try to find a hit man.
But what Chris was? Chris said, you're local drug dealer. Okay,
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all right, I don't have a local drug dealer, Chris,
but let's assume that I could find one. I'm assuming
I could find one. Houston's big city. He's probably not
going to be an assassin, otherwise he wouldn't be a
drug dealer. But he knows a guy or knows a
guy who knows a guy. Okay, all right, that's one. Two.
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The undercover cops pretending to be assassins. Are they hanging
out at the bar on the off chance that some
woman comes in and says, Hey, could you shoot my
husband for me? Are you? Is this like full time
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undercover work? Fake hit man? I guess I don't understand
any part of this. I don't understand the police side
of it. I don't understand the civilian hiring the hit
man side of it. I don't understand where you would begin.
I am completely confused on the hit man world. Now.
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I say that are there maybe websites? But I would
think the cops would be all over those, wouldn't they.
I mean, I don't think you go on Craig's List
looking for one. Maybe some kind of dark website or
something like that. I don't know the answer, but this
is not like a one time story, and that's the
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reason I brought it up. I can't count, in twenty
years of marriage how many times I inadvertently saw or
heard some version of got busted because she hired a
hit man who turned out to be a cop. You
can go look this up online. The stories are in this,
what Chris. I'm with Chris on this, and Chris just
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said this, and he's probably not wrong. Maybe there aren't
any real hit men. They're all just cops. If you
talk to somebody who says he's going to kill someone
for you, that's a cop. Maybe that's the best way
to look at it. You know what, I've decided, I'm
not killing anybody unless what Chris, Unless I get a
plasma cannon. Two teens accused of using a plasma cannon
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to break into Smith High School. We need to get
these kids scholarships. They need internships somewhere. I didn't even need.
I didn't even know plasma cannon was an actual thing.
I thought that was something from alien movies. But I'm
all in. Hey Jesse, last week you answered an email
on air saying your favorite hot dog topping was ketchup
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and mustard. Frankly, I was floored. About three years ago,
you read one of my emails on the air and
proudly professed your undying love and devotion as do I
to the classic New York City Sebrey dirt water dog
with the legendary red onion sauce topping. I'm thinking your
recent answer may have caught you a little off guard,
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so I'm willing to give you a pass this time.
That said, you may want to take this opportunity to
a fish. Correct the record. I'm not correcting anything, and
here's why. And this is gonna end up sounding bigoted,
which I think we all know I would never sound.
But I think this is gonna end up sounding bigoted.
But it is what it is. Somebody get it out.
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I have had for the longest time, as he said,
an undying love for a dirt water dog in New
York City. I love New York City, and I always
stop at the little Onion play the hot dog places,
and I get some sometimes some mustard, but we'll I'll
get into that in a moment too. Some red onion sauce.
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The red onion sauce, it's red onions, and I think
it's ketchup and all kinds of stuff like that in there.
Speaker 8 (24:42):
Now.
Speaker 1 (24:42):
I used to get mustard on there too, but I
can't do that anymore because nobody has regular yellow mustard
at these places. Now it's all that weird spicy brown
mustard crap that Jewish producer Chris likes. Also, quality has
gone down and many of the hot dog places I
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stop at now when I'm in New York City don't
even have red onion sauce. Do you know why? What
I was told was the Muslims came in and bought
up all of them. They kind of came in with
a boatload of money, bought up the whole industry. Hotsucks. Look,
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I can't confirm that that is exactly what happened, but
I was complaining about this to a New Yorker friend,
and that's what he told me. I believe it same
thing happened with the cabs, Hey Jesse. But the duration
of time foreigners have been here on temporary protected status,
I'm sure they have kids here. How does the current
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use of birthright citizenship impact the deportation of these foreigners?
Says his name is Jared. Well, the kids are citizens.
This is how our insane immigration policy works in this country,
and courtesy of our losers Supreme Court, It's the way
our immigration policy will continue to work for some time
until we can replace a couple of our loser judges
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with better judges who will actually vote the right way.
That's the way it is. It was never supposed to
be this way. The United States of America is not
meant to be the open sewer of the world. Was
insane to think any country on Earth would allow you
to be pregnant, swoop into the country and have the
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baby in there, and that baby is granted full citizenship
the same way you have it or I have it.
Everyone knows this is insane. But this is what happens
when you get lawyers involved. They start using lawyer term well,
but the precedent says the last one hundred years a precedent,
and all these other lame things, and it's always just
some weird legal mumbo jumbo way to explain to you
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why they're screwing you over. That's exactly what it is.
Everyone knows what the fourteenth Amendment was about. I don't
need to do agree from Cornell. I don't need to
know Latin. I don't need to have ever passed the bar,
because I can read plane freakin' English and I know
what the fourteenth Amendment was about. But because we have
a bunch of dirtball lawyers and dirtball judges in this
country and pathetic weaklings on our side, now we're stuck
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with this system where you can hop on a plane
from China and swoop into LA and have a baby,
and they'll have a Social Security card and citizenship and
right back to the chi cooms they go to learn
how to hate the country for eighteen years before they
come over here and take your job as a full
US citizen. Thanks Supreme Court. Do I sound bitter, I'll
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get over it. I'll be back, Miss does catch up
Jesse kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show,
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Tuesday,
And it is a wonderful Tuesday where at least getting
some of that Biden insanity rolled back years Fox News
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that last.
Speaker 8 (28:02):
One is by far the biggest threat. These are blue
state policies, and they were Obama administration policies and Biden
administration policies. Seventeen years ago. The Democrats decided they're the
party of expensive energy, They're the party of unreality. We're
going to oppose fossil fuels, even though they're eighty percent
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of American energy and eighty percent of global energy.
Speaker 1 (28:25):
We're going to.
Speaker 8 (28:26):
Close coal plants, make it hard to build new gas plants,
close nuclear plants, and we're going to bet the farm
on the sun and the wind. That was a disastrous
bet that drove high electricity prices and stopped any growth
of American electricity production.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
I'm gonna pause him. I'm gonna let him keep going.
He goes on for fifty seconds. But I do want
to clarify something. Democrats didn't attack the kind of energy
that works and throw a bunch of money at the
kind of energy that doesn't work because they were naive.
They can read data, at least the elected ones can't.
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They understand that oil works, coal works, nuclear works. They
also understand wind really doesn't. It's limited, Solar really doesn't.
It's limited that they understand all that. But the Democrat
Party is, as I've said, the largest criminal organization that
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has ever existed on the planet. It's elected leaders will
will work in broad daylight to steal taxpayer money and
hand out gigantic quantities of it to all their friends
and allies. They attacked oil and coal and all these
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places because they're viewed as enemies. They took that money
and threw it at wind and solar, not because they
thought it was would work. They knew it wouldn't work.
They knew prices will go up. They know they know
what's happening in Europe, they know what's happening everywhere. They're
destroyers and they are in powered to reward their friends
and punish their enemies. I'll let them continue.
Speaker 8 (30:09):
Fortunately, with the Working Families tax cut, we just July fourth,
we just passed the day that those subsidies are no
longer available if you start construction on a project today. Ironically,
spending hundreds of billions of dollars of government subsidies was
a driver of increased electricity prices. Normally, you have a
huge subsidy, you push the prices something down. They lost twice.
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Spend massive subsidies make electricity more expensive. But the Trump
administration is reversing all of that. You will see an
end to the rise of the electricity prices, and our
pragmatic policies will keep the lights on and keep the
air conditioners running this summer. But it will be a
massive challenge given seventeen years of Democrat policies degrading the
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quality of our electric grid.
Speaker 1 (30:58):
It's something start. I don't know how your power bill looks.
I've never had a power bill this time in my
entire life, and look, don't think, boy, you're in Texas. Yes,
these loser Republicans in Texas they tried all the windmill
crap too. I'm gonna come back to this because I
played it earlier in the show. This Zoron Mandani guy,
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he very clearly sees himself as an up and coming
leader in the Democrat Party in this country, and there
are a lot of people in communist circles who see
him that way as well. This is a man who
is not going to be satisfied with just being just
being just being mayor of New York City.
Speaker 5 (31:41):
Then that you have a sort of ascendant role in
the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
Could you talk about it? Let me, let me, let
me stop right there. An ascendant role. He's a mayor
in New York City, He's the mayor of the largest,
most powerful city in the world, but he's still a Really,
where's it gonna end up?
Speaker 5 (32:03):
Given that you have a sort of a sendent role
in the Democratic Party, could you talk about the main
Senate race. Do you think that Graham Platner should drop
out of the race, and do you have any intention
of endorsing any candidates in competitive races outside of New
York else? I e it or anyone else.
Speaker 1 (32:18):
Dude sees himself as a leader and reporter see himself
that way too. I wanted to play you this as well.
British Man in Tennessee. I have so enjoyed. Look, I
didn't watch the World Cup. I told you I tried
really hard to get into it. I take that back.
I watched some when my buddy dragged me into it.
I just can't. It's just not going to be for me. Okay,
(32:42):
it's just not going to be for me. A big
part of it for me is the flopping all the time.
Every five seconds there is a player collapsing in agony
and whining as if you just just got his leg
chopped off, and it's just so we'll see gross and
it doesn't doesn't feel very American. So I don't care
(33:04):
for it at all. I'm never going to be that guy.
But I did enjoy I enjoyed it quite a bit,
all the stories of Europeans and Japanese people coming over
to America for the World Cup and discovering how freaking
wonderful our country is. This brit He went to Tennessee.
(33:24):
I adore Tennessee. I would highly recommend you go, even
if it's just for vacation. Tennessee is such a sweet state,
one of my one of my top five's easy favorite
states in the Union. He's a man who got to
experience Tennessee.
Speaker 9 (33:39):
We're walking around, nobody's attacking us, like this is. Nobody's
trying to snack my watch, nobody's trying to take my
phone out of my hand. Nothing good, shout ma'm and
people are friendly. You'll come back now you're here, don't
you worry. We will be coming back because America is
the greatest country on earth. Anybody who says otherwise is
(34:01):
an embassy.
Speaker 1 (34:04):
Nobody's attacking us. He's shocked. He's in a country where
nobody is attacking him. That's how they're doing. All right.
We didn't get to these yesterday. So I'm gonna get
to headlines I didn't get to in just the moment.
Before I get into those headlines, I'm gonna get to this.
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now he's a headline by go you know, you know
the thing headlines we didn't get to. California activists push
(35:31):
for black English lessons in school. Democrats say the BLM
flag is better than the USA flag. You see these headlines,
now you just think, oh, that makes sense. Speaker Johnson
says Congress must tackle birthright citizenship after the High Court ruling,
and of course he is correct on that. That means
(35:53):
we need to win seats and not lose seats. We
don't have enough seats in the House. We frankly don't
have enough seats in the Senate elections. We have to
win with the right kind of Republicans if we want
to w on this. In the end, three ships struck
in horror moves flare up, Qatar slams Iran. Looks like
this whole piece thing's working out well. Nine out of
(36:14):
ten new jobs have gone to immigrants since twenty twenty.
This is what I've been talking about. The economy is
slowly but surely being handed over the foreigners and taken
away from you. I'm going to take myself away from
you just until tomorrow, though, because we're gonna come back tomorrow.
We're gonna do it again on a hook day, and
we'll tackle whatever's out there, all right, that's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show, Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a fantastic Tuesday. So I'm going to finish up this
Trump Turkey NATO talk here in a moment, and then
we're gonna point and we're gonna laugh and laugh and
laugh at the dumb commies and the Democrat Party at
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Hollywood for not understanding who and what they're dealing with.
After we get done with that, I don't know, Look,
we might just talk about this pink scarf. I celebrate
my thirtieth birthday with a pink scarf around my neck.
All that emails and so much more to come in
the final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. So final
thing on this Turkey talk, because Trump had a lot
(00:55):
of very nice things to say today.
Speaker 2 (00:57):
We're working very closely with Marco Rubio, very famous man,
great Secretary of State, and with Scott Bessett and with
Pete and everybody else. We're going to be taking to sanctions.
So if it's time to do that, Okay, we don't
want to sanctioned friends, It's very simple. There's plenty of
(01:19):
people we can sanction, and we are sanctioned.
Speaker 1 (01:21):
We don't want to sanction friends. Okay. My opinion on
this is this because I saw a lot of people
bad today because Turkey is They've had their fingers and
a lot of pies. A lot of those pies are
not the best pies in the world. Historically, as you
can imagine, it's an Islamic country, there's always going to
(01:45):
be just a degree or two of separation between them
and some pretty ugly stuff. Okay, this happens all the time,
and I'm not stressing it at all. When I say this,
I mean alliances they come and they go. And if
you've had some allegiance with a certain country, and you've
(02:07):
been enemies of a certain country for all of your life,
it can be difficult, if not impossible, for you to
accept when and if that changes. Nevertheless, the whole history
of the world says that changes. Do I need to
remind you that it wasn't even a century ago where
(02:27):
we basically incinerated every major city in Japan, pounded them
to dust, pounded their entire country back to the Stone Age.
Fast forward to today, and they are probably our greatest ally,
certainly in Asia, they are by far our greatest and
(02:47):
most important ally as far as a check on China goes,
and it goes more than just ally. We're talking Japanese
leaders in Donald Trump adore each other on a personal level.
Eighty years ago, we were killing them as fast as
we could. Times change. I wouldn't stress it. We'll see
(03:08):
where it goes now. So this is not going to
actually be about the movies. This is going to be
about communism. I'll start with something some dumb actress said.
But I feel bad when those of us on the
right have moments where we don't understand communists and what
(03:28):
we're dealing with, and therefore we make mistakes because we
don't understand who and what we're dealing with. That makes
me feel bad. I want to help in those kind
of situations, and I want to be helped when I'm
the one being naive, right, But man, I have none
of those feelings at all when I watch people on
the left go through a living hell because they brought
(03:50):
one in. I've told you this before as a business
owner or a business manager, I'm not just being a
partisan jerk, although I am a partisan jerk. You're insane
if you hire a Democrat and keep that person in
your company. I don't say that as a partisan. I
(04:12):
say that because that person they believe there is a
higher calling for your business than the one you have
for your business, and at some point in time they
can't help themselves, they will harm your business because they
believe it helps the communist revolution. An example that I've
(04:36):
used before on the show that I was loud about
on the show state farm insurance. Everybody knows State Farm insurance,
state Farm insurance reps. For some reason. I know many
of these. I've known many throughout my life. They are
all hardcore rightings. Not exactly sure what that's about. I'm
sure there are lefties out there, but the ones i've
known hardcore rightings. The people in their offices hardcore rightings.
(04:59):
Back when it was that peak woke period where they
were gay and everything up and whatnot. State Farm, I
think it was their national office sent out some email
and I don't even remember it was some Rainbow one
or Black Lives Matter one, and people were blowing up
the phones canceling State Farm. I'm switching insurance right and left.
(05:22):
I had State Farm guys I know reach out to
me that hey, we're all on your side. Here's what happened.
You got one vile little communist snake in the corporate office,
came up with it on her own because she knew
it would help the communist revolution, and click send on
(05:45):
an email. You're insane if you bring these people in.
And I'll tell you what else is insanity, because I've
seen this happen so many times. It blows me away.
The communists will make a demand of something. Hey, give
me a job. I'm entitled to that job because I'm
a woman or something like that. Give me that job.
(06:08):
You because not you personally, but if you're a naive person,
you think to yourself, Okay, she just wants a job,
and if I just give her the job, she'll be
grateful and she'll be happy and she'll work hard. After all,
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that's what she's asking for. If I ask Jewish producer
Chris for a cup of water, and Jewish Producer Chris
gives me a cup of water, he has a reasonable
reasonable assumption that I'm going to say thank you and
be appreciative for it. Right. But that's not how communists work,
(06:53):
you see. Whatever they're asking for, ever, ever, is only
the beginning. It's the camel's nose inside the tent, it's
the foot in the door, it's whatever kind of cliche
you want to use for it. Whatever they're asking for
is never the final thing they want. It's just the beginning.
(07:20):
You want a wonderful example that'll make you smile. This
made me smile. So the Odyssey. Homer, you know, ancient
Greek wrote the Odyssey, this incredible epic tale. I have
loved that tale since I was a child. My parents
got me a children's version because some of them can
be a little risque of a Greek mythology book, and
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I would read this, and then as I grew older,
I read the actual story, and it's an amazing tale
of monsters and heroism and villains and all kinds of
lessons in there. Christopher Nolan's major Hollywood big shot, decides
he's gonna make a movie the Odyssey. It's about to
come out, or it came out or something like that.
But Christopher Nolan, he wanted to win an Oscar, and
(08:06):
to win an Oscar you have to have gays and
tranny's and you have to DEEII the thing you just do.
So he took this Greek mythology tale and he brought
in a rapper, and he brought in a tranny, not
making that up, and Helen of Troy, blonde, most beautiful
(08:29):
woman in the world, Helen of Troy. He brought in
a black actress. Her name is Lupida Niango Nango something
that I don't know. I've never seen anything with her
in it, But a black actress is playing Helen of Troy. Now,
obviously she's already a famous actress. But this is a
(08:51):
summer blockbuster movie. I'm sure it'll end up doing well.
I'm never seeing it, but I'm sure it end up
doing well. So this woman, because she was brought on,
he DEI hired her. She is going to be way
wealthier and way famous now that he brought her in.
And so you would think, because of this incredible opportunity
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that was given to her that she would be so
full of gratitude. But Christopher Nolan didn't understand what he
was dealing with here she was being interviewed.
Speaker 3 (09:27):
I'd be like, so, Homer, how do you feel.
Speaker 1 (09:29):
By the way she was asked? What would you say
to Homer? You know, the guy who wrote the original
I guess screenplay you would call it of the epic
that's about to make her richer and more famous. Hey, Lupita,
how great for you.
Speaker 3 (09:45):
I'd be like, so, Homer, how do you feel about
this screen time given to these women, considering how little
you spent with them?
Speaker 4 (09:53):
Okay, and then do you lean forward and look at
him like that?
Speaker 1 (10:00):
Do you remember us? Did you think she was going
to be grateful? That's not how communists work. They are
destroyers at all times. You never give them anything nothing,
You don't let them eat a crumb. You don't let
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them within a thousand miles of your business or whatever
you care about, because they will worm their way in there,
like the infection they are, and they'll destroy it. I
think it's wonderful. I hope the movie bombs. I doubt
it will. It's Christopher Nolan. I'm sure it'll make a
million dollar, a billion dollars or whatever it is, but
I hope it bombs. I'm rooting against it. I'm that
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Speaker 1 (12:02):
Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful Tuesday. You can email the show Jesse
at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. These people, you think, if
I just give them a little, just a little of this,
just a little of that, they're going to be happy.
But that's not how communists think, That's not how they work.
(12:24):
Jasmine Crockett was a member of the House of Representatives,
could have remained one decided she wanted to run for Senate.
She lost to Bottom. Bottom defeated her soundly in a primary.
Did you think she was going to be grateful for
the opportunity?
Speaker 6 (12:40):
You see, a lot of hater's got a lot of
things to say about me and my race and how
I ran it. But the reality is that there was
a lot of racist not a lot.
Speaker 1 (12:48):
It was racist.
Speaker 3 (12:49):
It was a racist race.
Speaker 6 (12:50):
It is what it is, right. But we live in
America as y'all are celebrating two fifty, Okay, we know
what this country is.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
They're just destroyer and in the end, they they just
want to destroy these people who are winning these Democrat primaries.
They're part of the Democrat Socialists of America, the DSA.
So what is it these people really want? If you
give them just a little of this, a little of that.
What if you just give them free healthcare, you just
(13:19):
give them a seat in Congress, or you just give
them this, or you just give them that, are they
going to be happy? Well? Let's ask them.
Speaker 4 (13:25):
I am a communist, you know, and this is what
I want to fight.
Speaker 6 (13:29):
For as a communist who does policy and organizing.
Speaker 4 (13:34):
I mean, our goal is liberation, our goal is communism.
I think we can transform DSA into a revolutionary and
practical organization. We are revolutionary socialists who believe in the
working class and relieve that is in desperate need of
a revolution and does needs a worker's party with an
internationalist and anti imperialist purview, and we believe that DSA
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is the best method to achieve this.
Speaker 1 (13:58):
At the end of the day, A're like, yeah, we're
in DSA because we believe the DSA, whatever it is,
can be.
Speaker 4 (14:06):
The vehicle for socialism here.
Speaker 1 (14:10):
Do you think you're gonna give them just a little
cookie and they're gonna thank you for it. That's not
how they work. Hey, part time, I love the show.
Keep it up. I work for a mega corporation that
has head over heels for DEI. I have an interview
for a promotion soon. There will inevitably be some corporate
(14:31):
deadbeats on my interview panel that will ask DEI related questions.
I have made up my mind that I'm not bending
the knee when probed. I am planning on speaking my
mind and calling out DEI for what it is. Any
strategic advice for this straight white male is appreciated. Well,
(14:53):
I think you've made your choice, and I applaud you
for your choice. I'm not telling others by the way
to make it. It's not my job, never has been,
it never will be to cost you your career. I
told you this during all that COVID vaccine mandate insanity.
I told you what I was going to do and
what I wasn't going to do. It saidn't matter what
(15:15):
I wasn't taking it if it ended up being a requirement.
It never was for me. But if it ended up
being a requirement, I'll quit. I'm not doing it. Fire me.
I'll leave it. But I never told you when you
send in your emails, Jesse, should I take it? I
don't know what to do. I never told you to quit,
did I. I'm a radio host. I'm not going to
(15:35):
cost you a real job, your house, your car, your marriage, whatever.
I'm not going to cost you that telling you to quit.
I've never had. I've never had to encounter what this
guy has to encounter. But I know many of you
have maybe you have where you're dealing with a corporate
(15:57):
world that has been infected by communists, de filth. It's
just all over the corporate world, and it has been
for quite some time. It may be on the retreat
in certain ways, and it is, but it's still it's
been there for so long that now the people who
push DEI now they've worked their way up through these companies.
(16:17):
They're holding top office jobs. Now now it's it's a problem.
I know somebody was talking to him yesterday. This is
a tech industry person he has to have these zoom
meetings with. I think there were eight of them, might
be six of them, but eight of them. One of
(16:38):
the guys in the zoom meeting is a furry who
thinks he's a dog, and during the zoom meeting he
will pick up the dog bull beside the computer this
is a high end tech job, and start slurping out
of the dog bull with his tongue as if he's
a dog. My buddy's in a living hell, right. I know,
(17:04):
this is all over the corporate world, and if you
have reached your limit on it and you decided you're
not going along with it anymore. I applaud you for this,
and I'll tell you what else. If you do make
that big decision, get yourself a pink scarf. I celebrated
my thirtieth birthday with a pink scarf around my neck.
(17:25):
I think that's wonderful. I think it's wonderful for bottom,
it's wonderful for everybody. Oh, let's check in on the
Democrat Party. Hey, are you still backing Graham Platiner? I mean,
after all, this is a little rough huh by definition. Yes, absolutely, Okay, Hey,
(17:46):
Chris Coons, what do you think Mister Plattner is a
four term excuse me, four tour, a combat veteran, and
someone who's conduct as he came home from war.
Speaker 7 (17:55):
Many have questioned, I don't know him and don't know
him at all. Well, but I'm going to give him
a measure of grace and wait until I get a
chance to hear more about the details of all these
different allegations.
Speaker 1 (18:08):
Hey, he's just a combat veteran. Sometimes you get back
from war and you just get Nazi tattoos. It's weird.
It never occurred to me, But sometimes you just get
back from more you just gotta do some raping. It's
got to go out and do a little raping. That's weird.
I never never had any desire, but I guess for
grand play. I guess we all handle PTSD a little differently.
Let's do some emails. This is a Jesse Kelly show.
(18:34):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday.
If you miss any part of the show, you can
download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Have you ever wondered where
to hire a hitman? I have to what Chris Listen.
I've told you before that oub like most women, she
(18:59):
loves this true crime crap. It's so dark and I
don't know why, but women love this stuff, serial killer
documentaries and podcasts of you know, this guy cut her
head off and she'll be when she's cleaning the house.
She was cleaning the shower this morning. I walk in
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and she's in there, and within five seconds he was
talking about some gruesome murder that had happened there. I
don't I don't understand it. But either way, because I'm
coming up on twenty years of marriage, I've I've been
close enough to enough of this stuff that I know something.
(19:46):
Here's what I know. So many men and women. Husbands
and wives get busted because they hired a hitman to
kill their husband, or hired a hit man to kill
their wife, and the hit man turned out to be
an undercover cop. Now I know we have a lot
(20:09):
of cops who listen to the show, so maybe they
will know. Maybe they're not allowed to say. Maybe other
people know more details, but it really look I woke
up early this morning and I was daydreaming about this,
so I just have to get it off my chest.
One Let's say I wanted to kill the wife. Where
(20:33):
are you going to go try to find said hit man?
A bar? How do you identify who the hit man is?
In the see now you're thinking about it, Chris, right,
where would you even go? I don't know where I
would go to begin to try to find a hit man.
But what Chris was? Chris said, you're local drug dealer. Okay,
(21:00):
all right, I don't have a local drug dealer, Chris,
but let's assume that I could find one. I'm assuming
I could find one. Houston's big city. He's probably not
going to be an assassin, otherwise he wouldn't be a
drug dealer. But he knows a guy or knows a
guy who knows a guy. Okay, all right, that's one. Two.
(21:22):
The undercover cops pretending to be assassins. Are they hanging
out at the bar on the off chance that some
woman comes in and says, Hey, could you shoot my
husband for me? Are you? Is this like full time
(21:43):
undercover work? Fake hit man? I guess I don't understand
any part of this. I don't understand the police side
of it. I don't understand the civilian hiring the hit
man side of it. I don't understand where you would begin.
I am completely confused on the hit man world. Now.
(22:06):
I say that are there maybe websites? But I would
think the cops would be all over those, wouldn't they.
I mean, I don't think you go on Craig's List
looking for one. Maybe some kind of dark website or
something like that. I don't know the answer, but this
is not like a one time story, and that's the
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reason I brought it up. I can't count, in twenty
years of marriage how many times I inadvertently saw or
heard some version of got busted because she hired a
hit man who turned out to be a cop. You
can go look this up online. The stories are in this,
what Chris. I'm with Chris on this, and Chris just
(22:49):
said this, and he's probably not wrong. Maybe there aren't
any real hit men. They're all just cops. If you
talk to somebody who says he's going to kill someone
for you, that's a cop. Maybe that's the best way
to look at it. You know what, I've decided, I'm
not killing anybody unless what Chris, Unless I get a
plasma cannon. Two teens accused of using a plasma cannon
(23:12):
to break into Smith High School. We need to get
these kids scholarships. They need internships somewhere. I didn't even need.
I didn't even know plasma cannon was an actual thing.
I thought that was something from alien movies. But I'm
all in. Hey Jesse, last week you answered an email
on air saying your favorite hot dog topping was ketchup
(23:33):
and mustard. Frankly, I was floored. About three years ago,
you read one of my emails on the air and
proudly professed your undying love and devotion as do I
to the classic New York City Sebrey dirt water dog
with the legendary red onion sauce topping. I'm thinking your
recent answer may have caught you a little off guard,
(23:55):
so I'm willing to give you a pass this time.
That said, you may want to take this opportunity to
a fish. Correct the record. I'm not correcting anything, and
here's why. And this is gonna end up sounding bigoted,
which I think we all know I would never sound.
But I think this is gonna end up sounding bigoted.
But it is what it is. Somebody get it out.
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I have had for the longest time, as he said,
an undying love for a dirt water dog in New
York City. I love New York City, and I always
stop at the little Onion play the hot dog places,
and I get some sometimes some mustard, but we'll I'll
get into that in a moment too. Some red onion sauce.
(24:37):
The red onion sauce, it's red onions, and I think
it's ketchup and all kinds of stuff like that in there.
Speaker 8 (24:42):
Now.
Speaker 1 (24:42):
I used to get mustard on there too, but I
can't do that anymore because nobody has regular yellow mustard
at these places. Now it's all that weird spicy brown
mustard crap that Jewish producer Chris likes. Also, quality has
gone down and many of the hot dog places I
(25:05):
stop at now when I'm in New York City don't
even have red onion sauce. Do you know why? What
I was told was the Muslims came in and bought
up all of them. They kind of came in with
a boatload of money, bought up the whole industry. Hotsucks. Look,
(25:26):
I can't confirm that that is exactly what happened, but
I was complaining about this to a New Yorker friend,
and that's what he told me. I believe it same
thing happened with the cabs, Hey Jesse. But the duration
of time foreigners have been here on temporary protected status,
I'm sure they have kids here. How does the current
(25:47):
use of birthright citizenship impact the deportation of these foreigners?
Says his name is Jared. Well, the kids are citizens.
This is how our insane immigration policy works in this country,
and courtesy of our losers Supreme Court, It's the way
our immigration policy will continue to work for some time
until we can replace a couple of our loser judges
(26:10):
with better judges who will actually vote the right way.
That's the way it is. It was never supposed to
be this way. The United States of America is not
meant to be the open sewer of the world. Was
insane to think any country on Earth would allow you
to be pregnant, swoop into the country and have the
(26:30):
baby in there, and that baby is granted full citizenship
the same way you have it or I have it.
Everyone knows this is insane. But this is what happens
when you get lawyers involved. They start using lawyer term well,
but the precedent says the last one hundred years a precedent,
and all these other lame things, and it's always just
some weird legal mumbo jumbo way to explain to you
(26:54):
why they're screwing you over. That's exactly what it is.
Everyone knows what the fourteenth Amendment was about. I don't
need to do agree from Cornell. I don't need to
know Latin. I don't need to have ever passed the bar,
because I can read plane freakin' English and I know
what the fourteenth Amendment was about. But because we have
a bunch of dirtball lawyers and dirtball judges in this
country and pathetic weaklings on our side, now we're stuck
(27:17):
with this system where you can hop on a plane
from China and swoop into LA and have a baby,
and they'll have a Social Security card and citizenship and
right back to the chi cooms they go to learn
how to hate the country for eighteen years before they
come over here and take your job as a full
US citizen. Thanks Supreme Court. Do I sound bitter, I'll
(27:37):
get over it. I'll be back, Miss does catch up
Jesse kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show,
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Tuesday,
And it is a wonderful Tuesday where at least getting
some of that Biden insanity rolled back years Fox News
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that last.
Speaker 8 (28:02):
One is by far the biggest threat. These are blue
state policies, and they were Obama administration policies and Biden
administration policies. Seventeen years ago. The Democrats decided they're the
party of expensive energy, They're the party of unreality. We're
going to oppose fossil fuels, even though they're eighty percent
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of American energy and eighty percent of global energy.
Speaker 1 (28:25):
We're going to.
Speaker 8 (28:26):
Close coal plants, make it hard to build new gas plants,
close nuclear plants, and we're going to bet the farm
on the sun and the wind. That was a disastrous
bet that drove high electricity prices and stopped any growth
of American electricity production.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
I'm gonna pause him. I'm gonna let him keep going.
He goes on for fifty seconds. But I do want
to clarify something. Democrats didn't attack the kind of energy
that works and throw a bunch of money at the
kind of energy that doesn't work because they were naive.
They can read data, at least the elected ones can't.
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They understand that oil works, coal works, nuclear works. They
also understand wind really doesn't. It's limited, Solar really doesn't.
It's limited that they understand all that. But the Democrat
Party is, as I've said, the largest criminal organization that
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has ever existed on the planet. It's elected leaders will
will work in broad daylight to steal taxpayer money and
hand out gigantic quantities of it to all their friends
and allies. They attacked oil and coal and all these
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places because they're viewed as enemies. They took that money
and threw it at wind and solar, not because they
thought it was would work. They knew it wouldn't work.
They knew prices will go up. They know they know
what's happening in Europe, they know what's happening everywhere. They're
destroyers and they are in powered to reward their friends
and punish their enemies. I'll let them continue.
Speaker 8 (30:09):
Fortunately, with the Working Families tax cut, we just July fourth,
we just passed the day that those subsidies are no
longer available if you start construction on a project today. Ironically,
spending hundreds of billions of dollars of government subsidies was
a driver of increased electricity prices. Normally, you have a
huge subsidy, you push the prices something down. They lost twice.
(30:33):
Spend massive subsidies make electricity more expensive. But the Trump
administration is reversing all of that. You will see an
end to the rise of the electricity prices, and our
pragmatic policies will keep the lights on and keep the
air conditioners running this summer. But it will be a
massive challenge given seventeen years of Democrat policies degrading the
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quality of our electric grid.
Speaker 1 (30:58):
It's something start. I don't know how your power bill looks.
I've never had a power bill this time in my
entire life, and look, don't think, boy, you're in Texas. Yes,
these loser Republicans in Texas they tried all the windmill
crap too. I'm gonna come back to this because I
played it earlier in the show. This Zoron Mandani guy,
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he very clearly sees himself as an up and coming
leader in the Democrat Party in this country, and there
are a lot of people in communist circles who see
him that way as well. This is a man who
is not going to be satisfied with just being just
being just being mayor of New York City.
Speaker 5 (31:41):
Then that you have a sort of ascendant role in
the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
Could you talk about it? Let me, let me, let
me stop right there. An ascendant role. He's a mayor
in New York City, He's the mayor of the largest,
most powerful city in the world, but he's still a Really,
where's it gonna end up?
Speaker 5 (32:03):
Given that you have a sort of a sendent role
in the Democratic Party, could you talk about the main
Senate race. Do you think that Graham Platner should drop
out of the race, and do you have any intention
of endorsing any candidates in competitive races outside of New
York else? I e it or anyone else.
Speaker 1 (32:18):
Dude sees himself as a leader and reporter see himself
that way too. I wanted to play you this as well.
British Man in Tennessee. I have so enjoyed. Look, I
didn't watch the World Cup. I told you I tried
really hard to get into it. I take that back.
I watched some when my buddy dragged me into it.
I just can't. It's just not going to be for me. Okay,
(32:42):
it's just not going to be for me. A big
part of it for me is the flopping all the time.
Every five seconds there is a player collapsing in agony
and whining as if you just just got his leg
chopped off, and it's just so we'll see gross and
it doesn't doesn't feel very American. So I don't care
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for it at all. I'm never going to be that guy.
But I did enjoy I enjoyed it quite a bit,
all the stories of Europeans and Japanese people coming over
to America for the World Cup and discovering how freaking
wonderful our country is. This brit He went to Tennessee.
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I adore Tennessee. I would highly recommend you go, even
if it's just for vacation. Tennessee is such a sweet state,
one of my one of my top five's easy favorite
states in the Union. He's a man who got to
experience Tennessee.
Speaker 9 (33:39):
We're walking around, nobody's attacking us, like this is. Nobody's
trying to snack my watch, nobody's trying to take my
phone out of my hand. Nothing good, shout ma'm and
people are friendly. You'll come back now you're here, don't
you worry. We will be coming back because America is
the greatest country on earth. Anybody who says otherwise is
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an embassy.
Speaker 1 (34:04):
Nobody's attacking us. He's shocked. He's in a country where
nobody is attacking him. That's how they're doing. All right.
We didn't get to these yesterday. So I'm gonna get
to headlines I didn't get to in just the moment.
Before I get into those headlines, I'm gonna get to this.
You are in pain, or if you are in pain,
(34:24):
I guess I should say there's something on your body
that hurts. I got it. It sucks. I know that
pain is taxing. I know it's absolutely terrible. I also
know this. Just accepting it or ignoring it doesn't work.
You can't live your life like that. You shouldn't live
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call him back. You know, almost seventy percent of the
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now he's a headline by go you know, you know
the thing headlines we didn't get to. California activists push
(35:31):
for black English lessons in school. Democrats say the BLM
flag is better than the USA flag. You see these headlines,
now you just think, oh, that makes sense. Speaker Johnson
says Congress must tackle birthright citizenship after the High Court ruling,
and of course he is correct on that. That means
(35:53):
we need to win seats and not lose seats. We
don't have enough seats in the House. We frankly don't
have enough seats in the Senate elections. We have to
win with the right kind of Republicans if we want
to w on this. In the end, three ships struck
in horror moves flare up, Qatar slams Iran. Looks like
this whole piece thing's working out well. Nine out of
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ten new jobs have gone to immigrants since twenty twenty.
This is what I've been talking about. The economy is
slowly but surely being handed over the foreigners and taken
away from you. I'm going to take myself away from
you just until tomorrow, though, because we're gonna come back tomorrow.
We're gonna do it again on a hook day, and
we'll tackle whatever's out there, all right, that's all
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