August 3, 2026 • 36 mins
Why does Trump keep pausing the attacks on Iran? Our manufacturing base isn't what it used to be. The latest polls, even the favorable ones, are not looking good for the GOP. How can we get the next generation involved?
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a fantastic Monday. So here's what we
had this hour. A couple of good things are happening
out there, and we should most definitely celebrate those things.
There are a bunch of really good emails that I
have neglected. We should at least give a shout out,
(00:31):
at least a little bit of a shout out to
this dude. And I don't know if he wants to
be named publicly, so I don't want to name him yet.
You can go look it up if you're interested in
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This dude hops out of his ride with a suppressed
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(00:55):
I love this country, So that's a good thing. I
saw this. This is a good thing.
Speaker 2 (00:59):
A few years ago, the Army was struggling to fill
its ranks. Now commanders tell us they're seeing more and
more Americans walk into their recruiting office looking for a career,
a sense of purpose, and wanting to serve our country.
After hitting a low in fiscal year twenty twenty two.
Army recruiting has climbed every year since, up nearly thirty
eight percent overall, with that biggest jump happening in fiscal
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year twenty twenty five. The Army has already met its
annual recruiting goal for twenty twenty, six months ahead of schedule.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
Army leader, that's what happens when you stop pushing your
disgusting cultural comic crap and just start talking about killing
people and breaking things. Young men they want to go
join that organization. That's a good thing. Here's another good thing.
Trump administration cancels twenty eight thousand trucker licenses held by
illegal aliens. We talked about this last week. We are
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getting good things, all right. Let's just see some of
these emails. Hey, Jesse, I'm sick of Trump's stopping attacks
on Iran. He keeps pausing the attacks. I get that
piece is the best option, but you and I know
they are liars. I think Trump can do more strategic
attacks and end this madness in a few weeks. What
(02:14):
are your thoughts? Says his name is Sully. Okay, then
we got this one lies from the Trump administration. I
was MAGA, or at least what MAGA was touted as being,
which is false. Trump boasts about his administration. It's supposed
to transparency, which is just a bunch of vagueness with
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no concrete information. Case in point, how many times is
the Trump administration going to lie and tell us Iran
is begging to make a deal and so on, we're
close to making a deal. Okay, So all right, In
case you didn't know, here's a couple of things that
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happened after after close of business on Friday. After close
of business on Friday, I got word that embassies in
the United in the Middle East were telling Americans get out.
If you're there, get out. Why would that be the case?
(03:18):
That means you're anticipating retaliatory strikes from Iran on what
you're about to do. Combine that with this, there was
a very public report, which we'll get to that in
a second, a very public report that we, in conjunction
with Israel, were about to launch a massive, and I
(03:40):
do mean massive attack on Iran. How big would it
have been? Well, look, I understand Trump blusters and he's
been over the top, but this is what Trump said.
The audio is a little real say where.
Speaker 3 (03:51):
It talks big deal where in talks, and they'll sometimes
deny it, even though I spent hours and hours together talking.
Speaker 4 (03:59):
No, the talks of going along. We're going to hit
them very hard yesterday, very very hard, harder than any
attack I think I can say general from a point
of knowledge, any attack since World.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
War Two.
Speaker 1 (04:16):
Was going to be the biggest attack since World War Two.
That's not the only time he said it. He said
it on Air Force War.
Speaker 4 (04:20):
We had an attack that would be the biggest attack
since World War Two, and it would have been disasters
with them, and they didn't want.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Us to do it, and the word was that that
was coming. It looked inevitable. Now I said, we'd get
to that spot in a moment. Remember this, Sometimes advanced
knowledge of military plans. Sometimes it gets out to the
media because we have leakers and dirty commis in the Pentagon.
(04:53):
Of course, you know that happens. I know that happens.
We're all grown ups here. Other times, you leak these
things to the media because you want them to report
on these things, and you want them to report on
these things because you want the other side to see it.
(05:13):
All right, now, I don't know what the reality of
that was I don't know, and neither do you. And pause.
You mentioned transparency, and I'm gonna get to these things
you were saying about, why not just finish the job
or he's lying about I'm gonna get to these things
in a second. You mentioned transparency. I am sorry, but
here's the truth. Donald Trump, as commander in chief, while
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conducting a military operation, cannot, should not, and will not
be transparent with you or me. We don't want that, right,
We don't like to talk about that that this guy,
hey lie to me. That's not what I'm saying. But
Donald Trump is not going to be totally forthcoming because deception, misdirection,
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this is part of how war is conducted. He can't
hold a press conference and be honest all the way,
honest about everything. I don't know that this largest bombing
campaign since World War Two was being completely honest. It
may have been one big fat bluff up to and
including telling the embassies, Hey, tell everyone to get out,
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which Iran would have found out about, and so they
were girding their loins. Then Trump gets up and says, hey,
they want to deal. They want to deal because they
knew it was coming.
Speaker 3 (06:32):
They were in talks. Big deal, We're in talks, and
they'll sometimes deny it, even though they spent hours and
hours together talking. Now the talks are going along, we're
going to hit them.
Speaker 1 (06:45):
So Trump says we're in talks. Hey, Ron's gonna deny it.
But Trump says we're in talks. Now, let me address
both of these things. First, let me read the guy's
specific words, Jesse, I'm sick of Trump stopping the attacks.
(07:06):
He keeps pausing. These people are liars, more strategic attacks.
All right, let me ask you this. And I don't
know the answer to this question, and neither do you.
We only know some of the reporting that's out there.
But let me ask you this. Do you believe that
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we have all the missiles we need? Look it. I'm
not going to go dig up all the sound bites
and things like that, but there have been all kinds
of reports that we're running out of things. Now I
need to focus on this for a second, because this
is something that's really, really, really important. We think about
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World War two America. World War two America, when we
were the manufacturing hub of the world, and you know what,
not only shocked the entire rest of the world are
allies our enemies, but also shocked us how much stuff
we could produce. It shocked us. We knew we had
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an incredible manufacturing base, and we were shocked. Japan knew
well ahead of time that we had an incredible manufacturing base,
and they were still shocked. Hitler. I forget exactly what
the numbers are, so I'm not going to give it
to you. But Hitler was told he asked for a report, Hey,
how much stuff can America make? And when they gave
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him the number. I guess from my understanding of the
story is he laughed in their faces because he thought
it was way overestimating, and by the way, it was
way beneath what we could do. That's the kind of
country you and I are used to. And then when
you fast forward to other things, Look, Vietnam will go Vietnam.
(08:53):
Now you can argue about this or that strategy in Vietnam.
Do you remember there being a big hubbub of any
kind about being out of stuff? Do you ever remember that?
Because it didn't happen. You know, you could argue, do
we carpet Bob, but we're not out of stuff? Global
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war on tear? You know, Iraq, Afghanistan. Do you remember
all kinds of arguments about those conflicts and that's fine?
Do you know, do you remember at any time somebody's saying, hey,
are we out of bullets? You don't. I think we
have to have a talk here before we get to that.
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All right, So back to what we were talking about. Uh,
the guy's mad about Trump pausing the attacks? Why are
we attacks? Stop bassing the attacks? I wanted to focus
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on the very boring nerdy logistical details of this. I
don't think we have enough missiles. I don't think we
have enough interceptors. Now, stuff for a second. Remember there
are offensive and there are defensive missiles. Okay, we'll set
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the offensive ones aside for a second because we don't
have to go into all that. Let's just talk defensively.
These Iranian attacks, the Iranian attacks on our bases in
places like Jordan, why have we stop most of them? Now,
we haven't stopped all of them. Why have we stopped
most of them? It's not just wishful thinking. We have
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the technology to detect a missile in flight and then
launch other missiles at the missile in flight and take
it out in the air. If you are familiar at
all with it, think about Israel's iron domes. That's what
the iron dome is. It's not Kamala's nickname in college,
and it's not an actual physical dome. It's simply a
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missile defense system, that's all. It is. Detected in the air,
shoot it out of the air. Okay, Well, those things
don't grow on trees. They're insanely expensive and they take
a very long time to produce. What if the reports
are true and I don't know that they're true, and
frankly I don't want to know because I don't want
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this stuff public. But what if the reports are true
that we're running out of them. If that is a reality,
you and I have a hard time accepting that because
I want us to have unlimited stuff, and I'm used
to us having unlimited stuff. If we're running out of
missile interceptors, if Iran can launch things that are relatively
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low cost for them and readily available to them, and
when they do that, we are launching things that are
expensive and rare, then on a long and of timeline
we can get and maybe we are at a point
where we can't stop the missiles anymore. And now let
me again, it's gonna sound like I'm defending Trump, but
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I'm explaining exactly what's going on here. You're the commander
in chief, you're Donald Trump. I think we all understand
that Trump has a heart for the troops. That's been
very obvious, and I know that from personal interactions he's
had and people I've talked to. Trump has a genuine
love for the troops. Donald Trump is sitting there at
his desk and he's being handed a report. I'm guessing
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on this. Remember, I'm guessing he's sitting at his desk
and he's handed a report that says, hey, mister President,
if he ron launches another attack like that again, they're
gonna kill a lot of our troops because we can't
stop it. No, I don't know that that conversation happened.
But if that conversation happened, do you think that might
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explain why Donald Trump is saying, Ah, you know, we
held off on the attack.
Speaker 5 (13:56):
It was gonna be really big, world War two big.
But uh, anyway, we go to make a deal. Hey,
it could be World War two, but we're gonna make
a deal. And remember that's how Trump negotiates. We talked
about it a million times. Anyway, He wrote an entire
book on it. It's not a mystery that Donald Trump negotiated.
Negotiation tactic very common in the business world. It boils
down to basically this, Hey, I could really take you
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out back and shoot you in the face, or I
could give you a billion dollars, or maybe I'll shoot
you in the face or a billion dollars or face
shot or a billion dollar. And it's just a way
to get people to sign on to a deal. Here's
a carrot, here's a stick.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
So when he's trying to get a deal out of Iran,
he tells them I was about to drop the fire
of a thousand sons on you. You better make a deal.
You better make it now, fire of a thousand sons.
We can make some money of it. It's Donald Trump
trying to make a deal, all right. I do want
you to consider that we may be running out of
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the things we need to conduct an operation like this.
And I know that it hurts because we don't like
to think like that, as Americans were used to having
unlimited stuff. Pause on, pause on that. Here's a good example.
Have you seen any pictures of modern Navy seals, Green
(15:16):
Beret types, Delta Force types, I believe they put out
after that, Maduro raid I believe they actually put out
a picture with the faces blurred out if I remember right,
of some of the Delta Force guys. I think they
visited the White House and they put out a picture
of them. Do you know what stood out? Well, there's
a lot of things that stand out. Were you one
of the things that stood out? Those dudes are freaking huge,
(15:39):
I mean jacked. They look like borderline bodybuilders. Okay, now,
you ever seen a picture of Go look this up
if you'd like you ever seen a picture of France's
Special Special Forces Special Operations guys, You can look it up.
They're out there, by the way. They're studs. I know
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you want to make fun of them because they're French,
but they're total studs. Their tip of the spear guys
are top notch, some of the best in the world.
Look how much different they looking. Now. If you're not
looking it up, that's fine, I'll describe it to you.
They're not skinny. I'm not saying skinny. They are slight
compared to our guys. Our guys look like they live
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in gold gym. The French guys look like they're running
eight miles a day. That's what they look like. Why
the difference. Why in the United States of America, we
have the logistics that we need to bring our guys
by air, by vehicle to where they need to go.
(16:48):
So you get there and you bash someone's skull in
and kill people. Okay. The French don't have what we have.
Speaker 6 (16:58):
Now.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
I know they're modern whatnot, but they don't. We don't
have all the things we have. So there guys, they've
got to get dropped off twenty miles out and they
have to hike their way in. It requires a different
body type. We like that. That's cool, but that's a luxury. Okay,
and list missiles are a luxury. I don't think we
have them. I'll answer this second question in a moment,
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Jesse Kelly returns next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic, wonderful Monday. Remember you can email the
show you love, your hate, your death threats Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. So one more word, why does
he keep stopping the attacks? You know you see guys
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like Mike Pence. Of course they're on the news saying
the bumper sticker for it.
Speaker 7 (18:52):
But I honestly think that the time has come for
the President of the United States to unleash the armedforces
of the United Stage strike the remaining nuclear facilities in
Iran take down and degrade their ability to project force
not only in the Strait but across the region. Look,
one does not make peace with one's enemy. One makes
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peace with one's defeated enemy.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
I look, I'm gonna pause there. I'm gonna let him
keep going for a second war. There's something about war
that brings the dumbest quotes out of people because they
think it makes them sound tough or philosophical. One does
not make peace with one's enemy. One makes peace with
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one's defeated enemy. The entire history of the world is
a negotiated peace between two countries who hate each other
and they're tired of fighting. Unconditional surrender in World War
Two was the aberration. That was the exception. The entire
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his history of the world is, from ancient times to
now is countries making peace and they hate each other
all the time. Indian Pakistan, remember that little dust up
that Donald Trump, to his credit, put a stop to
two nuclear powers who hate each other's guts. There's a
lot of history there. All of a sudden started to
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go to war. Trump steps in, Let's work it out,
let's make a peace deal. Are they besties. Now they
hate each other's guts. The entire history of the world
is making peace with one's enemies, even one you freaking
hate anyway. I just hate those stupid philosophical quote.
Speaker 7 (20:41):
President I serve with is a man of action. He
leads from the front. I don't think you can.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
Sorry, I'm gonna have to stop it again. It's not
my intention to do this, But he leads from the front.
This is not a criticism at all of Trump. It
is not. If you are a politician and you never
leave the air conditioning in a wartime operation, that does
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not count as leading from the front. Leading from the
front is Alexander the Great on the vanguard of the
cavalry charge, slashing into the enemy with a spear in
his hand, the first one there. That's leading from the front.
Napoleon did not lead from the front. Napoleon sat behind
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the army and issued orders. That's not leading from the front.
And there is no politician of any stripe in the
United States of America who is leading from the front
if he's not getting shot at or blown up on
a regular basis. Another one of these military terms that
people use because it makes the sound I'm tough, and
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it makes them sound smart. This is not even a
criticism of Trump or anything he's doing or saying, or
anything else or not doing or saying. Donald Trump is
not leading from the front. Leading from the front means
you're in as much danger as the men who are dying.
And Donald Trump's not in any danger.
Speaker 7 (22:17):
Stop understate the significance of his decision last year to
strike around directly for the first time in the history
of our relationship. But now we've got to let our
armed forces and our ally Israel finish the job.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
And I believe we can finish the job. We just
got to finish the job. Finish the job. Yeah, there's
ninety million people, any wrong, What do you want done?
What bomb? Bomb the power plants, desalination plans. Okay, fine,
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that's fine, go ahead, all right, So we've starved about
forty million people to death. They're without power, they're dying.
All right. Look, Hey, I'm not even being squeamish on you.
Sounds good. Where are we now? What if, by the way,
what if we bomb them so long and so hard
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it let's assume we have the munitions, and we probably don't,
but let's assume we bomb them so long and so
hard that we kill everyone left in the regime. Everybody.
Let's be really nice and say they're all dead. Now, great,
what's going to happen in that country with a vacuum
like that? I'll go ahead and spoil it for you.
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The guy with the most guns is going to start
butchering people, and that's going to undoubtedly result in a
gigantic refugee crisis that brings oh, I don't know, five
to ten more Iranians into the United States of America.
You know where. That's where this goes, right, That's where
this goes. Finish the job. Gosh if I hear that
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one more freaking time. Anyway, So back to the lady's point,
or this guy's point, how's he gonna lie to us
about Iran begging, you know, to make a deal? Well,
for one, Iran might be begging to make a deal.
I don't think that's the case. I suspect that Iran
is intentionally waiting until the midterms. Iran can read poll numbers.
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Iran knows it's looking bad. They are well aware how
unpopular it is. If you hate Trump and Iran does,
why not wait? If you can withstand the American onslaught.
Why not wait? But Donald Trump, he knows the oil
reserved problem, he knows the economic problems, he knows the
poll number problems. Donald Trump is desperate to make a deal.
(24:55):
Because we like Trump, we don't like to associate that
word with him. Desperate. I told you three months ago
Donald Trump was desperate, and he was because it wasn't
ending and he had to get out. Now did you
see the latest polls. I don't look at it. I
don't want to say they're accurate, but the latest polls
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from Fox News have the Democrats taking the Senate too,
the Senate and the House. The last poll I saw
had them winning in Texas. If you're the president, it
was elected to make life cheaper, and life is more expensive.
We are going to face a political beating. I'll read
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it to you again. Since just the start of this year.
This is the price increase on these items. Rice forty
five percent, cotton twenty seven, week twenty five, wool twenty one,
rubber twenty, cheese sixteen, t fifteen, sunflower oil fifteen, palm
oil fifteen, number fourteen, sorry beans thirteen. Now that's obviously
not all a result of Iran. But in the eyes
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of the American public, Iran contributes to it. And in
the eyes of the American public, that's Trump's fault. That's
what it is, Dear doctor K. So how might we
get young men re engaged in politics in the culture war.
I'm a twenty four year old anti communist dude, and
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I'm tired of seeing pathetic, complacent bums with no drive
to accomplish anything. Since his name is Trent, Well, some
of your friends are going to be losers. Some of
the people you know are going to be losers. There's
always going to be a certain percentage of losers in
this life. Now there's more to that, since the American
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economy has been handed to foreigners over the years. What
you've done is not you, but what the government has
done is they've sucked a lot of the motivation out
of young men. If you're a young American man, you
have really in a lot of different sectors, not all
of them, but in a lot of different sectors. You
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have been cut out of the corporate world. The opportunities
don't exist for you anymore. Remember that statistic fort of
post COVID jobs went to foreigners. America was handed to foreigners.
That's why Mark Wayne Mullen needs to stop this crime.
Speaker 6 (27:25):
If we're looking to grow our economy, then we need
to look at making more permanent solutions on this and
getting the getting the work, not the work, but the
employers involved in the system. In order to do that,
though that takes coordination between labor. Our unions still have
a saying this, guys, we got to get labor involved,
(27:46):
We've got to get industry involved, and we've got to
fill out where.
Speaker 1 (27:49):
The holes are created.
Speaker 6 (27:50):
Because this narrative that it stills it stills American jobs
is true in some industries. It's not true for all industries,
and we need to pay tensioned and be sensitive to
that as we as we before because it is America first.
Speaker 1 (28:05):
It is true in all industries. One more say it
hang on, Jesse Kelly returns next.
Speaker 8 (28:13):
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Speaker 1 (28:21):
Bye was so brown?
Speaker 8 (28:25):
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is the most bursting in air game rule through.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
The night that.
Speaker 8 (29:04):
Was still there still there? Oh, same does sast thgle
bad world, or the land on the bat and the
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hole of the brood.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
That was beautiful? Hey, oracle, where is the Trump administration
on shuddering? The federal bureaucracy again? This this for this
for the people who are maybe a little bit jaded
right now and they say, we haven't had any wins.
Trump has gotten rid of more federal employees than anybody else,
a gigantic reduction in the federal workforce. It's a fact, Jesse.
(29:54):
There's only one thing that will get Iran's attention. Drop
an atomic bomb on Tehran in a cup couple other
Iranian cities. Okay, all right, I admire your admire your
vigor if you will. Donald Trump does not want to
be the only other man in history to drop an
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atom bomb on anybody, a nuclear weapon on anybody. That
is one. Two. I don't know how many people are
in Tehran. I haven't looked it up. I know it's
a large city. Obviously, when you drop a nuclear weapon
on a major city, you are not only killing the
bad guys who you hope are all in the city.
(30:38):
When you drop it, you are vaporizing men, women and children.
And what's more, what if Iranian leadership at least part
of it. And it's not just one guy. What if
they're not all in the city. Do you think they're
going to watch you drop a nuclear bomb and capitulate? Well,
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they care. These are monsters. They don't care about their people. Jesse,
if you had to venture a guest, how many Marines
with the last name Rodriguez did you become friends with
or become acquainted with? That means meet in person. I
know what it means. During your time in the USMC,
there were a lot of Rodriguez's. There was a lot.
One turned out to be gay. They kicked him out. Chris.
We always suspected. We always what do you mean, why
(31:23):
do you give me that look? Chris? It was how'd
you know? Come on, Chris, you can tell he rooted
for the Cowboys. Now I'm kidding. Listen, it was a
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He's awesome.
Speaker 9 (32:51):
There were the same people you saw on the streets
burning things in twenty twenty, and then flip it around
and they become the pro Hamas protesters, and they flip
it around and within forty eight hours of Maduro's arrest
have pre printed signs outside the courthouse demanding his release.
And then they're out there doing the ICE stuff, attacking
ICE agents. There's nothing organic about it. It is funded,
it is organized, and Cuba is a part of that network,
and in some cases a critical part of that network.
(33:13):
And it's a network they will weaponize against us, and
they talk about it openly about how they will use
that network to pressure American policy makers, not just here
in the United States like Code Pink, but all over
the world.
Speaker 1 (33:25):
I love that the things that you and I have
been talking about for so long about how everything's paid
for and organized and whatnot, the Trump administration has not
only recognized it, they speak about it, and they're acting
on that. Remember we know now we don't get to
see everything because it's an active investigation. We know that
they are going after the funding networks. We know that.
(33:47):
And if we could actually take a part the vast
global communist financing network, you know how much of global
communism would die on the vine. They have to have
these things or they don't keep existing. I can't get
enough this RFK just abuse of a robot. The Dana
Bash is a robot. You can hear it in here.
(34:09):
She's a robot. She doesn't know anything. But the studies,
the experts you.
Speaker 10 (34:15):
See your job as ending vaccine hesdency or do you
see your job it's telling the truth?
Speaker 1 (34:21):
Is the American?
Speaker 11 (34:22):
I see my job as telling the truth, and the
truth is that there is is study after study after study.
It's one of the most study things out there in science, and.
Speaker 1 (34:33):
It is like a parrot.
Speaker 10 (34:37):
So I've actually read the science, but you don't want
to You don't want to hear and debate this.
Speaker 11 (34:41):
So I'm not debating this view.
Speaker 1 (34:43):
Of course you want to know because I'm.
Speaker 10 (34:46):
How to do is repeat things that people told you
and say trust the experts.
Speaker 11 (34:51):
That's what you do it.
Speaker 1 (34:51):
During COVID, now we.
Speaker 10 (34:53):
Know that any Fouci who was the expert, was lying
about everything about massive about the social distancing, about natural immunity,
about the transmission from the vaccine, about the source of COVID.
He was lying, And you were punishing people for not
trusting the experts. And now you're rolling out the experts
again to talk about something that you have no personal
(35:17):
knowledge of.
Speaker 1 (35:19):
Glorious, Absolutely glorious. Watching Dana Bash get abused routinely, especially
because she's such a moron nourishesmith And now here's a headline.
Why you know you know the thing headlines. We didn't
get to China eyes limits on foreign AI access as
(35:39):
America weighs its own restrictions. This is one of those
nerdy policy wong detail things that will end up being
super important in the future. While you and I both
ignored it, all is are you going to allow other
countries access to your AI technology? You should be working together,
But then there's danger in. That's a big old, big
old mess. Woke astronom warns lunar colonizers that the moon
(36:03):
is part of indigenous sky country. They never ever ever
set aside their religion. They are devout. Whatever their religion happened,
or whatever whatever field they happen to be in, they're religious.
Trump's immigration agenda faces setback as Obama appointed judge issues
fresh tps stay. We are going to have to remove
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judges if we are ever going to successfully defeat the revolution.
That's a fact. We'll be back tomorrow do it again.
That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a fantastic Monday. So here's what we
had this hour. A couple of good things are happening
out there, and we should most definitely celebrate those things.
There are a bunch of really good emails that I
have neglected. We should at least give a shout out,
(00:31):
at least a little bit of a shout out to
this dude. And I don't know if he wants to
be named publicly, so I don't want to name him yet.
You can go look it up if you're interested in
Twin Falls, Idaho. Apparently some psycho busts out a weapon,
mos three people down at an in and out burger.
This dude hops out of his ride with a suppressed
weapon and starts fighting back, and it was freaking awesome.
(00:55):
I love this country, So that's a good thing. I
saw this. This is a good thing.
Speaker 2 (00:59):
A few years ago, the Army was struggling to fill
its ranks. Now commanders tell us they're seeing more and
more Americans walk into their recruiting office looking for a career,
a sense of purpose, and wanting to serve our country.
After hitting a low in fiscal year twenty twenty two.
Army recruiting has climbed every year since, up nearly thirty
eight percent overall, with that biggest jump happening in fiscal
(01:22):
year twenty twenty five. The Army has already met its
annual recruiting goal for twenty twenty, six months ahead of schedule.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
Army leader, that's what happens when you stop pushing your
disgusting cultural comic crap and just start talking about killing
people and breaking things. Young men they want to go
join that organization. That's a good thing. Here's another good thing.
Trump administration cancels twenty eight thousand trucker licenses held by
illegal aliens. We talked about this last week. We are
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getting good things, all right. Let's just see some of
these emails. Hey, Jesse, I'm sick of Trump's stopping attacks
on Iran. He keeps pausing the attacks. I get that
piece is the best option, but you and I know
they are liars. I think Trump can do more strategic
attacks and end this madness in a few weeks. What
(02:14):
are your thoughts? Says his name is Sully. Okay, then
we got this one lies from the Trump administration. I
was MAGA, or at least what MAGA was touted as being,
which is false. Trump boasts about his administration. It's supposed
to transparency, which is just a bunch of vagueness with
(02:37):
no concrete information. Case in point, how many times is
the Trump administration going to lie and tell us Iran
is begging to make a deal and so on, we're
close to making a deal. Okay, So all right, In
case you didn't know, here's a couple of things that
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happened after after close of business on Friday. After close
of business on Friday, I got word that embassies in
the United in the Middle East were telling Americans get out.
If you're there, get out. Why would that be the case?
(03:18):
That means you're anticipating retaliatory strikes from Iran on what
you're about to do. Combine that with this, there was
a very public report, which we'll get to that in
a second, a very public report that we, in conjunction
with Israel, were about to launch a massive, and I
(03:40):
do mean massive attack on Iran. How big would it
have been? Well, look, I understand Trump blusters and he's
been over the top, but this is what Trump said.
The audio is a little real say where.
Speaker 3 (03:51):
It talks big deal where in talks, and they'll sometimes
deny it, even though I spent hours and hours together talking.
Speaker 4 (03:59):
No, the talks of going along. We're going to hit
them very hard yesterday, very very hard, harder than any
attack I think I can say general from a point
of knowledge, any attack since World.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
War Two.
Speaker 1 (04:16):
Was going to be the biggest attack since World War Two.
That's not the only time he said it. He said
it on Air Force War.
Speaker 4 (04:20):
We had an attack that would be the biggest attack
since World War Two, and it would have been disasters
with them, and they didn't want.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Us to do it, and the word was that that
was coming. It looked inevitable. Now I said, we'd get
to that spot in a moment. Remember this, Sometimes advanced
knowledge of military plans. Sometimes it gets out to the
media because we have leakers and dirty commis in the Pentagon.
(04:53):
Of course, you know that happens. I know that happens.
We're all grown ups here. Other times, you leak these
things to the media because you want them to report
on these things, and you want them to report on
these things because you want the other side to see it.
(05:13):
All right, now, I don't know what the reality of
that was I don't know, and neither do you. And pause.
You mentioned transparency, and I'm gonna get to these things
you were saying about, why not just finish the job
or he's lying about I'm gonna get to these things
in a second. You mentioned transparency. I am sorry, but
here's the truth. Donald Trump, as commander in chief, while
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conducting a military operation, cannot, should not, and will not
be transparent with you or me. We don't want that, right,
We don't like to talk about that that this guy,
hey lie to me. That's not what I'm saying. But
Donald Trump is not going to be totally forthcoming because deception, misdirection,
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this is part of how war is conducted. He can't
hold a press conference and be honest all the way,
honest about everything. I don't know that this largest bombing
campaign since World War Two was being completely honest. It
may have been one big fat bluff up to and
including telling the embassies, Hey, tell everyone to get out,
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which Iran would have found out about, and so they
were girding their loins. Then Trump gets up and says, hey,
they want to deal. They want to deal because they
knew it was coming.
Speaker 3 (06:32):
They were in talks. Big deal, We're in talks, and
they'll sometimes deny it, even though they spent hours and
hours together talking. Now the talks are going along, we're
going to hit them.
Speaker 1 (06:45):
So Trump says we're in talks. Hey, Ron's gonna deny it.
But Trump says we're in talks. Now, let me address
both of these things. First, let me read the guy's
specific words, Jesse, I'm sick of Trump stopping the attacks.
(07:06):
He keeps pausing. These people are liars, more strategic attacks.
All right, let me ask you this. And I don't
know the answer to this question, and neither do you.
We only know some of the reporting that's out there.
But let me ask you this. Do you believe that
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we have all the missiles we need? Look it. I'm
not going to go dig up all the sound bites
and things like that, but there have been all kinds
of reports that we're running out of things. Now I
need to focus on this for a second, because this
is something that's really, really, really important. We think about
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World War two America. World War two America, when we
were the manufacturing hub of the world, and you know what,
not only shocked the entire rest of the world are
allies our enemies, but also shocked us how much stuff
we could produce. It shocked us. We knew we had
(08:09):
an incredible manufacturing base, and we were shocked. Japan knew
well ahead of time that we had an incredible manufacturing base,
and they were still shocked. Hitler. I forget exactly what
the numbers are, so I'm not going to give it
to you. But Hitler was told he asked for a report, Hey,
how much stuff can America make? And when they gave
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him the number. I guess from my understanding of the
story is he laughed in their faces because he thought
it was way overestimating, and by the way, it was
way beneath what we could do. That's the kind of
country you and I are used to. And then when
you fast forward to other things, Look, Vietnam will go Vietnam.
(08:53):
Now you can argue about this or that strategy in Vietnam.
Do you remember there being a big hubbub of any
kind about being out of stuff? Do you ever remember that?
Because it didn't happen. You know, you could argue, do
we carpet Bob, but we're not out of stuff? Global
(09:15):
war on tear? You know, Iraq, Afghanistan. Do you remember
all kinds of arguments about those conflicts and that's fine?
Do you know, do you remember at any time somebody's saying, hey,
are we out of bullets? You don't. I think we
have to have a talk here before we get to that.
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we get that right. The Jesse Kelly Show. It is
The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful, amazing Monday.
All right, So back to what we were talking about. Uh,
the guy's mad about Trump pausing the attacks? Why are
we attacks? Stop bassing the attacks? I wanted to focus
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on the very boring nerdy logistical details of this. I
don't think we have enough missiles. I don't think we
have enough interceptors. Now, stuff for a second. Remember there
are offensive and there are defensive missiles. Okay, we'll set
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the offensive ones aside for a second because we don't
have to go into all that. Let's just talk defensively.
These Iranian attacks, the Iranian attacks on our bases in
places like Jordan, why have we stop most of them? Now,
we haven't stopped all of them. Why have we stopped
most of them? It's not just wishful thinking. We have
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the technology to detect a missile in flight and then
launch other missiles at the missile in flight and take
it out in the air. If you are familiar at
all with it, think about Israel's iron domes. That's what
the iron dome is. It's not Kamala's nickname in college,
and it's not an actual physical dome. It's simply a
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missile defense system, that's all. It is. Detected in the air,
shoot it out of the air. Okay, Well, those things
don't grow on trees. They're insanely expensive and they take
a very long time to produce. What if the reports
are true and I don't know that they're true, and
frankly I don't want to know because I don't want
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this stuff public. But what if the reports are true
that we're running out of them. If that is a reality,
you and I have a hard time accepting that because
I want us to have unlimited stuff, and I'm used
to us having unlimited stuff. If we're running out of
missile interceptors, if Iran can launch things that are relatively
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low cost for them and readily available to them, and
when they do that, we are launching things that are
expensive and rare, then on a long and of timeline
we can get and maybe we are at a point
where we can't stop the missiles anymore. And now let
me again, it's gonna sound like I'm defending Trump, but
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I'm explaining exactly what's going on here. You're the commander
in chief, you're Donald Trump. I think we all understand
that Trump has a heart for the troops. That's been
very obvious, and I know that from personal interactions he's
had and people I've talked to. Trump has a genuine
love for the troops. Donald Trump is sitting there at
his desk and he's being handed a report. I'm guessing
(13:31):
on this. Remember, I'm guessing he's sitting at his desk
and he's handed a report that says, hey, mister President,
if he ron launches another attack like that again, they're
gonna kill a lot of our troops because we can't
stop it. No, I don't know that that conversation happened.
But if that conversation happened, do you think that might
(13:52):
explain why Donald Trump is saying, Ah, you know, we
held off on the attack.
Speaker 5 (13:56):
It was gonna be really big, world War two big.
But uh, anyway, we go to make a deal. Hey,
it could be World War two, but we're gonna make
a deal. And remember that's how Trump negotiates. We talked
about it a million times. Anyway, He wrote an entire
book on it. It's not a mystery that Donald Trump negotiated.
Negotiation tactic very common in the business world. It boils
down to basically this, Hey, I could really take you
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out back and shoot you in the face, or I
could give you a billion dollars, or maybe I'll shoot
you in the face or a billion dollars or face
shot or a billion dollar. And it's just a way
to get people to sign on to a deal. Here's
a carrot, here's a stick.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
So when he's trying to get a deal out of Iran,
he tells them I was about to drop the fire
of a thousand sons on you. You better make a deal.
You better make it now, fire of a thousand sons.
We can make some money of it. It's Donald Trump
trying to make a deal, all right. I do want
you to consider that we may be running out of
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the things we need to conduct an operation like this.
And I know that it hurts because we don't like
to think like that, as Americans were used to having
unlimited stuff. Pause on, pause on that. Here's a good example.
Have you seen any pictures of modern Navy seals, Green
(15:16):
Beret types, Delta Force types, I believe they put out
after that, Maduro raid I believe they actually put out
a picture with the faces blurred out if I remember right,
of some of the Delta Force guys. I think they
visited the White House and they put out a picture
of them. Do you know what stood out? Well, there's
a lot of things that stand out. Were you one
of the things that stood out? Those dudes are freaking huge,
(15:39):
I mean jacked. They look like borderline bodybuilders. Okay, now,
you ever seen a picture of Go look this up
if you'd like you ever seen a picture of France's
Special Special Forces Special Operations guys, You can look it up.
They're out there, by the way. They're studs. I know
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you want to make fun of them because they're French,
but they're total studs. Their tip of the spear guys
are top notch, some of the best in the world.
Look how much different they looking. Now. If you're not
looking it up, that's fine, I'll describe it to you.
They're not skinny. I'm not saying skinny. They are slight
compared to our guys. Our guys look like they live
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in gold gym. The French guys look like they're running
eight miles a day. That's what they look like. Why
the difference. Why in the United States of America, we
have the logistics that we need to bring our guys
by air, by vehicle to where they need to go.
(16:48):
So you get there and you bash someone's skull in
and kill people. Okay. The French don't have what we have.
Speaker 6 (16:58):
Now.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
I know they're modern whatnot, but they don't. We don't
have all the things we have. So there guys, they've
got to get dropped off twenty miles out and they
have to hike their way in. It requires a different
body type. We like that. That's cool, but that's a luxury. Okay,
and list missiles are a luxury. I don't think we
have them. I'll answer this second question in a moment,
(17:20):
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Jesse Kelly returns next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic, wonderful Monday. Remember you can email the
show you love, your hate, your death threats Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. So one more word, why does
he keep stopping the attacks? You know you see guys
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like Mike Pence. Of course they're on the news saying
the bumper sticker for it.
Speaker 7 (18:52):
But I honestly think that the time has come for
the President of the United States to unleash the armedforces
of the United Stage strike the remaining nuclear facilities in
Iran take down and degrade their ability to project force
not only in the Strait but across the region. Look,
one does not make peace with one's enemy. One makes
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peace with one's defeated enemy.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
I look, I'm gonna pause there. I'm gonna let him
keep going for a second war. There's something about war
that brings the dumbest quotes out of people because they
think it makes them sound tough or philosophical. One does
not make peace with one's enemy. One makes peace with
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one's defeated enemy. The entire history of the world is
a negotiated peace between two countries who hate each other
and they're tired of fighting. Unconditional surrender in World War
Two was the aberration. That was the exception. The entire
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his history of the world is, from ancient times to
now is countries making peace and they hate each other
all the time. Indian Pakistan, remember that little dust up
that Donald Trump, to his credit, put a stop to
two nuclear powers who hate each other's guts. There's a
lot of history there. All of a sudden started to
(20:21):
go to war. Trump steps in, Let's work it out,
let's make a peace deal. Are they besties. Now they
hate each other's guts. The entire history of the world
is making peace with one's enemies, even one you freaking
hate anyway. I just hate those stupid philosophical quote.
Speaker 7 (20:41):
President I serve with is a man of action. He
leads from the front. I don't think you can.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
Sorry, I'm gonna have to stop it again. It's not
my intention to do this, But he leads from the front.
This is not a criticism at all of Trump. It
is not. If you are a politician and you never
leave the air conditioning in a wartime operation, that does
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not count as leading from the front. Leading from the
front is Alexander the Great on the vanguard of the
cavalry charge, slashing into the enemy with a spear in
his hand, the first one there. That's leading from the front.
Napoleon did not lead from the front. Napoleon sat behind
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the army and issued orders. That's not leading from the front.
And there is no politician of any stripe in the
United States of America who is leading from the front
if he's not getting shot at or blown up on
a regular basis. Another one of these military terms that
people use because it makes the sound I'm tough, and
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it makes them sound smart. This is not even a
criticism of Trump or anything he's doing or saying, or
anything else or not doing or saying. Donald Trump is
not leading from the front. Leading from the front means
you're in as much danger as the men who are dying.
And Donald Trump's not in any danger.
Speaker 7 (22:17):
Stop understate the significance of his decision last year to
strike around directly for the first time in the history
of our relationship. But now we've got to let our
armed forces and our ally Israel finish the job.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
And I believe we can finish the job. We just
got to finish the job. Finish the job. Yeah, there's
ninety million people, any wrong, What do you want done?
What bomb? Bomb the power plants, desalination plans. Okay, fine,
(22:58):
that's fine, go ahead, all right, So we've starved about
forty million people to death. They're without power, they're dying.
All right. Look, Hey, I'm not even being squeamish on you.
Sounds good. Where are we now? What if, by the way,
what if we bomb them so long and so hard
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it let's assume we have the munitions, and we probably don't,
but let's assume we bomb them so long and so
hard that we kill everyone left in the regime. Everybody.
Let's be really nice and say they're all dead. Now, great,
what's going to happen in that country with a vacuum
like that? I'll go ahead and spoil it for you.
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The guy with the most guns is going to start
butchering people, and that's going to undoubtedly result in a
gigantic refugee crisis that brings oh, I don't know, five
to ten more Iranians into the United States of America.
You know where. That's where this goes, right, That's where
this goes. Finish the job. Gosh if I hear that
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one more freaking time. Anyway, So back to the lady's point,
or this guy's point, how's he gonna lie to us
about Iran begging, you know, to make a deal? Well,
for one, Iran might be begging to make a deal.
I don't think that's the case. I suspect that Iran
is intentionally waiting until the midterms. Iran can read poll numbers.
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Iran knows it's looking bad. They are well aware how
unpopular it is. If you hate Trump and Iran does,
why not wait? If you can withstand the American onslaught.
Why not wait? But Donald Trump, he knows the oil
reserved problem, he knows the economic problems, he knows the
poll number problems. Donald Trump is desperate to make a deal.
(24:55):
Because we like Trump, we don't like to associate that
word with him. Desperate. I told you three months ago
Donald Trump was desperate, and he was because it wasn't
ending and he had to get out. Now did you
see the latest polls. I don't look at it. I
don't want to say they're accurate, but the latest polls
(25:17):
from Fox News have the Democrats taking the Senate too,
the Senate and the House. The last poll I saw
had them winning in Texas. If you're the president, it
was elected to make life cheaper, and life is more expensive.
We are going to face a political beating. I'll read
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it to you again. Since just the start of this year.
This is the price increase on these items. Rice forty
five percent, cotton twenty seven, week twenty five, wool twenty one,
rubber twenty, cheese sixteen, t fifteen, sunflower oil fifteen, palm
oil fifteen, number fourteen, sorry beans thirteen. Now that's obviously
not all a result of Iran. But in the eyes
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of the American public, Iran contributes to it. And in
the eyes of the American public, that's Trump's fault. That's
what it is, Dear doctor K. So how might we
get young men re engaged in politics in the culture war.
I'm a twenty four year old anti communist dude, and
(26:26):
I'm tired of seeing pathetic, complacent bums with no drive
to accomplish anything. Since his name is Trent, Well, some
of your friends are going to be losers. Some of
the people you know are going to be losers. There's
always going to be a certain percentage of losers in
this life. Now there's more to that, since the American
(26:47):
economy has been handed to foreigners over the years. What
you've done is not you, but what the government has
done is they've sucked a lot of the motivation out
of young men. If you're a young American man, you
have really in a lot of different sectors, not all
of them, but in a lot of different sectors. You
(27:08):
have been cut out of the corporate world. The opportunities
don't exist for you anymore. Remember that statistic fort of
post COVID jobs went to foreigners. America was handed to foreigners.
That's why Mark Wayne Mullen needs to stop this crime.
Speaker 6 (27:25):
If we're looking to grow our economy, then we need
to look at making more permanent solutions on this and
getting the getting the work, not the work, but the
employers involved in the system. In order to do that,
though that takes coordination between labor. Our unions still have
a saying this, guys, we got to get labor involved,
(27:46):
We've got to get industry involved, and we've got to
fill out where.
Speaker 1 (27:49):
The holes are created.
Speaker 6 (27:50):
Because this narrative that it stills it stills American jobs
is true in some industries. It's not true for all industries,
and we need to pay tensioned and be sensitive to
that as we as we before because it is America first.
Speaker 1 (28:05):
It is true in all industries. One more say it
hang on, Jesse Kelly returns next.
Speaker 8 (28:13):
Oh can you see by the time.
Speaker 1 (28:21):
Bye was so brown?
Speaker 8 (28:25):
Well and the time lies nast sleep mean the rocks
drive sand rides to the pawers or the rest Sue
was were so gal these stream mean and the rock
(28:52):
is the most bursting in air game rule through.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
The night that.
Speaker 8 (29:04):
Was still there still there? Oh, same does sast thgle
bad world, or the land on the bat and the
(29:25):
hole of the brood.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
That was beautiful? Hey, oracle, where is the Trump administration
on shuddering? The federal bureaucracy again? This this for this
for the people who are maybe a little bit jaded
right now and they say, we haven't had any wins.
Trump has gotten rid of more federal employees than anybody else,
a gigantic reduction in the federal workforce. It's a fact, Jesse.
(29:54):
There's only one thing that will get Iran's attention. Drop
an atomic bomb on Tehran in a cup couple other
Iranian cities. Okay, all right, I admire your admire your
vigor if you will. Donald Trump does not want to
be the only other man in history to drop an
(30:16):
atom bomb on anybody, a nuclear weapon on anybody. That
is one. Two. I don't know how many people are
in Tehran. I haven't looked it up. I know it's
a large city. Obviously, when you drop a nuclear weapon
on a major city, you are not only killing the
bad guys who you hope are all in the city.
(30:38):
When you drop it, you are vaporizing men, women and children.
And what's more, what if Iranian leadership at least part
of it. And it's not just one guy. What if
they're not all in the city. Do you think they're
going to watch you drop a nuclear bomb and capitulate? Well,
(31:00):
they care. These are monsters. They don't care about their people. Jesse,
if you had to venture a guest, how many Marines
with the last name Rodriguez did you become friends with
or become acquainted with? That means meet in person. I
know what it means. During your time in the USMC,
there were a lot of Rodriguez's. There was a lot.
One turned out to be gay. They kicked him out. Chris.
We always suspected. We always what do you mean, why
(31:23):
do you give me that look? Chris? It was how'd
you know? Come on, Chris, you can tell he rooted
for the Cowboys. Now I'm kidding. Listen, it was a
he kind of did that talk thing, you know he did?
He did the thing? What it's what he did. Here's
what you need to do. If you're an employer with
twenty five or more employees, you need to switch to
(31:45):
super Sure for all your insurance needs. Now I said switch,
but let me clarify, I'm not asking you to dump
any policies. Super Sure is an agency. They'll find you
the right policies. They'll clarify the policies you currently have.
You get to stop dealing with insurance. Don't you want
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to stop dealing with insurance? Is there any worse? They're
any worse than dealing with crappy insurance? It's the worst.
Super Sure takes it away. They even have a fine
print fax tool translates that current policy, those policies you
have into plain English. I'll tell you that a business
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(32:30):
you have to do to get rid of these insurance
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Agency LLC, a licensed insurance agency. I love this from Rubio.
(32:50):
He's awesome.
Speaker 9 (32:51):
There were the same people you saw on the streets
burning things in twenty twenty, and then flip it around
and they become the pro Hamas protesters, and they flip
it around and within forty eight hours of Maduro's arrest
have pre printed signs outside the courthouse demanding his release.
And then they're out there doing the ICE stuff, attacking
ICE agents. There's nothing organic about it. It is funded,
it is organized, and Cuba is a part of that network,
and in some cases a critical part of that network.
(33:13):
And it's a network they will weaponize against us, and
they talk about it openly about how they will use
that network to pressure American policy makers, not just here
in the United States like Code Pink, but all over
the world.
Speaker 1 (33:25):
I love that the things that you and I have
been talking about for so long about how everything's paid
for and organized and whatnot, the Trump administration has not
only recognized it, they speak about it, and they're acting
on that. Remember we know now we don't get to
see everything because it's an active investigation. We know that
they are going after the funding networks. We know that.
(33:47):
And if we could actually take a part the vast
global communist financing network, you know how much of global
communism would die on the vine. They have to have
these things or they don't keep existing. I can't get
enough this RFK just abuse of a robot. The Dana
Bash is a robot. You can hear it in here.
(34:09):
She's a robot. She doesn't know anything. But the studies,
the experts you.
Speaker 10 (34:15):
See your job as ending vaccine hesdency or do you
see your job it's telling the truth?
Speaker 1 (34:21):
Is the American?
Speaker 11 (34:22):
I see my job as telling the truth, and the
truth is that there is is study after study after study.
It's one of the most study things out there in science, and.
Speaker 1 (34:33):
It is like a parrot.
Speaker 10 (34:37):
So I've actually read the science, but you don't want
to You don't want to hear and debate this.
Speaker 11 (34:41):
So I'm not debating this view.
Speaker 1 (34:43):
Of course you want to know because I'm.
Speaker 10 (34:46):
How to do is repeat things that people told you
and say trust the experts.
Speaker 11 (34:51):
That's what you do it.
Speaker 1 (34:51):
During COVID, now we.
Speaker 10 (34:53):
Know that any Fouci who was the expert, was lying
about everything about massive about the social distancing, about natural immunity,
about the transmission from the vaccine, about the source of COVID.
He was lying, And you were punishing people for not
trusting the experts. And now you're rolling out the experts
again to talk about something that you have no personal
(35:17):
knowledge of.
Speaker 1 (35:19):
Glorious, Absolutely glorious. Watching Dana Bash get abused routinely, especially
because she's such a moron nourishesmith And now here's a headline.
Why you know you know the thing headlines. We didn't
get to China eyes limits on foreign AI access as
(35:39):
America weighs its own restrictions. This is one of those
nerdy policy wong detail things that will end up being
super important in the future. While you and I both
ignored it, all is are you going to allow other
countries access to your AI technology? You should be working together,
But then there's danger in. That's a big old, big
old mess. Woke astronom warns lunar colonizers that the moon
(36:03):
is part of indigenous sky country. They never ever ever
set aside their religion. They are devout. Whatever their religion happened,
or whatever whatever field they happen to be in, they're religious.
Trump's immigration agenda faces setback as Obama appointed judge issues
fresh tps stay. We are going to have to remove
(36:24):
judges if we are ever going to successfully defeat the revolution.
That's a fact. We'll be back tomorrow do it again.
That's all
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