August 13, 2026 • 35 mins
They will try to control everything, including your thermostat. There’s no opt out for communism. A WNBA coach has some thoughts and seems like she is renewing her system membership card. Sausage and eggs. The American media is invested in racial tension.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show, Final hour, the Jesse Kelly Show on a
wonderful Thursday. So we have a lot to get to
in the final hour. We have to talk about the
government controlling your thermostat, I'll get to the communists co
opting the pulpit. I'm going to try to get to
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some more emails. Now I have to hear this press
conference with this woman's basketball coach, all that bad news
about our reaper drones and so much more coming up
in the final hour of the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now,
before I play this for you, let's recap something in
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a blue area, a city, county, estate. This is true
if you live in a blue state in particular, what
I'm about to say is extremely true. So take this
to heart. If God forbid you live in the blue
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area of a blue state, there's no stopping what I'm
about to tell you. I know that you are frustrated, angry,
and annoyed with various things in your area. I know
I know you look and you think this place is dirty.
This place has too much crime. There are too many
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taxes and regulations and fees. Everything is too expensive. The schools.
I wish this school was good. I wish this school
was better for my son or my daughter. I know
you look around at your blue area and you're frustrated
and angry and you want it to be better. Well,
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here it is. Everything you're looking at will get worse.
Every single thing, no matter what it is about your
blue area, every single thing will get worse from here.
If your place has homeless people, now that number will
go up. If your place has crime on the rise,
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now that number will go up. If your entire school
is gay, that's going to get gayer. Believe it or not,
that number will go up. If your taxes are too high,
that number will go up regularly. You understand what I mean,
and I've explained this a thousand times. It's because the
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guard rails are gone. They have been removed from the
Communist party known as the Democrat Party. Now, in order
to win a Democrat primary, you usually have to be
as far left as humanly possible. And then they're getting
into these governments and they are governing that way, and
communists compete rabidly with each other, they always have, and
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who can be more left wing? Who can be more
extreme when they get together with each other. You don't
want to be the moderate in the room. You want
to be the furthest left. Even if the other people
are horrified by you, they won't come out and say it.
You want to be as far left as you can.
It is a never ending purity spiral of death that
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gets worse from here. I'm sorry. I have a lot
of friends in Colorado. You know, I have a heart
for Colorado. So I grew up in the Rocky Mountains.
Myself spent a lot of time in Denver. I just
Colorado is so beautiful. You can't imagine Denver at one
point was so so cool. Of course, the commedies are
running that place into the ground another story. But I
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have many, many people I know in Colorado. I just
had one reach out to me yesterday, yesterday or the
day before and say, Jesse, we've got to get out
of here. You can't imagine how bad it is. It's
all dirty, it's all getting worse. I'm going to play
you this. It's a video a lady put up in Colorado.
And if you live in a blue area Colorado or not,
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please know that they will if they are not already,
they will control your thermostat.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
My own thermostat was seventy nine and I wanted to
put my daughter to bed and it had a little
warning that said, you are not allowed to lower your
thermost at stet point because the energy grid in your
regional area is stressed. And I took a picture of
it and I posted it on social media, and I
was very annoyed because I was thinking, Hey, I understand
why this is happening, but you know, the average consumer
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is just going to see where you're not allowed to
control your own air conditioner in your own house without
a reason other than the energy grid is dressed. And
b there needs to be, you know, especially for sensitive community,
is an easier opt out feature. So I was able
to find one, But I think there always needs to
be an opt out feature for infants, for elderly people.
Speaker 3 (04:59):
For people that.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
There's no opt out feature. For communism, it's coming. They're
going to destroy everything in your life. There's no stopping it.
In a blue area. If you're wondering if it can
ever be reversed, yeah, but you're not gonna like it.
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If you truly want to reverse these blue areas, it's
probably going to require doing things that make small limited
government people like me and you makes us WinCE and cringe.
I mean, if you want to stop a state of
Colorado from doing that, federal government's probably gonna have to
send in troops. It just is. If you wanted to
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clean up the city of Chicago. Everyone loves talking about Chicago.
A million shootings and shootings here, and it's bad and
it's been and of course it is really bad. Well,
the state government of Illinois doesn't want to rush criminals.
The city government of Chicago doesn't want to arrest criminals,
certainly not any black ones. Their mayor has made that
perfectly clear. In fact, they want those criminals out on
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the streets. So what chance do you have at cleaning
up the city of Chicago? Declare an insurrection accent in
the United States Marines. I don't want to see that,
by the way, I'm not championing that. But if you
want these things to reverse, that's the way it goes.
That's how it goes. You let these communist viruses into
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your state or your area, they spread and spread like
the cancer they are, and they will ruin it and
kill it. Every single time. It works this way, every
single time, Hey, Jesse, you had your chance and blew it.
The other day when you came home with your sons
after buying fast food, you should have gotten something you
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like extra. When your wife asked, what did you bring me,
you tell her a bacon double cheeseburger or whatever. And
when she says I'm not eating that, you say, oh,
I was so thoughtful thinking of you, and you don't care.
Then you shove it in your mouth. Yeah, you are correct.
This is from the other night. The other morning when
I got the boys and me McDonald's breakfast came home
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health freak obs. They when'd you get me? And I
didn't get her anything and she doesn't need that stuff,
so she was upset. Be nice if someone thought of me.
I had to get that. You are right. In that moment,
I should lied. But Bob has told me this my
whole life, and you'll probably see this as being true.
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She's told me this since in the last twenty years
we've been married, that I have a real, real problem
being honest. Not that I'm a liar. I am just
going to come out and say exactly what I'm thinking,
or exactly whatever the truth is in situations where I
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should say nothing. At all. So my first instinct is
not generally to lie, it's to just be completely honest.
What'd you get me? Nothing?
Speaker 4 (08:14):
I know?
Speaker 1 (08:14):
I know, Chris. I don't need you wincing. I know,
I know. Did I tell you I got McDonald's last
night too? So you know I get off late, right.
I don't get off to nine o'clock Eastern. It's eight
o'clock my time. I drive home. Boys they're ravenous animals
and they're working out. So the boys they had already eaten,
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roasted a chicken, whole chicken, and the boys had already eaten.
And I knew there was a chicken some of a
chicken left in the fridge, but I also know exactly
what that chicken looked like and how much chicken there
was left after those little savages got it. Let's not
act like I was going to be slicing off a
nice chunk of chicken breast and putting it on some
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Texas toast. I was going to be scraping little bitties
off the bone and everything else. And I didn't want
to do it. So I was on the way home.
I haven't told ab this. Oh she's not listening. I
went and got a double quarter pounder with cheese and fries.
No pickles though. You know why no pickles. Not that
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I'm against pickles, No, I'm not Chris, because when you
get pickles on a sandwich, the pickles dominate the sandwich.
I wasn't in the mood for a double pickle sandwich.
I was in the mood for a double cheeseburger. So
I got a double cheeseburger without the pickles. You know,
it had onions on it. You know what the onions did.
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They complemented the rest of the sandwich. They didn't step
in and have to own it like pickles do every
single time. Either way, not only that, not only that
I got my quarter pounded with cheese and fries. I
pulled over in the parking lot and ate it there.
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And then when I was almost home, I started thinking
to myself, Man, those were whole onions on there, and
they were raw onions. You know. I got a piece
of gum and I stuffed it into my mouth so
ob when she kissed me when I got home, she
wouldn't smell the onion, and then she goes, all you
want chicken. I was like, no, I ate earlier earlier
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can mean anything that's not a lie. Right, all right,
we'll hear from this WNBH year.
Speaker 4 (10:36):
Hang on, get the Cure for rhinos week days with
the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (10:43):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful Thursday.
Reminding you that tomorrow is asked Doctor Jesse Friday, and
reminding you to have chewing gum handy. If you are
stopping at McDonald's before you get at home, remember to
email your ask Doctor Jesse questions in to Jesse at
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Jesse kellyshow dot com. All right, somebody emailed in and said,
you got to hear this press conference. As I said earlier,
I don't listen to WNBA press conferences, so I haven't
heard this. Uh, you're gonna hear it with me for
the first time. Jewish producer Chris went and dug it up. Chris, I, way,
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hold on, how long is this thing? Chris? How long
are we gonna have to suffer from this? Chris said,
it's not that long. We cut it down well with
specifics like that. Chris, I guess we're all ready now.
Why don't you just press play and we'll find out? Chris?
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Chris I know what a dishwasher sounds like, sir, And
you know what that was? Disrespectful and rude. Do you
think you could play the WNBA coach now without the chauviness,
the insults, please go ahead.
Speaker 3 (12:02):
Human.
Speaker 5 (12:04):
The hate, the fear mongering, the divisiveness, the stuff that's
trying to hijack our league. Will not win.
Speaker 4 (12:14):
It won't win.
Speaker 5 (12:17):
We are united, we are connected, We will not be divided.
Every day these women put their on the line every
day when they go look, we go high. Love will win.
Speaker 1 (12:36):
All letter continue in a moment, but every day these
women put their butts on the line. You're playing basketball, okay,
You're not storming the beaches of Normandy. You're not kicking
in the door of a drug den in New Orleans.
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You play basketball. You're a basketball players. You're not putting
anything on the line. You might sprain an ankle or
break off one of your fake fingernails, or if things
get really nasty out there, you might see a weaver
or to fly across the basketball court. There's no one's
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putting anything on the line, at least with something like football.
And by the way, I played basketball. I like basketball.
I'm not insulting the sport. But at least with something
like football. Okay, you're putting something on the line. People
die from that crap. You might break things, and you're
putting something on the line. If you're a boxer an
MMA guy, now you can run with the We're putting
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it all on the line. You're playing bad basketball. You're
not risking anything except more embarrassment. Go ahead, Chris.
Speaker 5 (13:55):
Every day when they go low, we go high. Love
will win, grace will win, humility will win, and kindness
will win. I stand by them. I will always stand
by them. Everybody else can go to hell.
Speaker 1 (14:13):
Okay, you know all I heard there? All I heard
there was somebody who wants her system membership card. That's
all I heard, And that's all it was. If you are,
if you running communist circles in this country, if you are,
this applies if you're a university professor, if you are
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applying for a job at NBC News, if you want
to go work at Disney, if you want to work
in or coach the WNBA. You are well aware that
there are a list of things that you have to say,
that you have to acknowledge, and more importantly, there's a
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list of things you can't talk about or can't acknowledge
at all. What happens is if you screw up. If
you screw up, job disappears and you have to go
do something else for a living. If you are, however,
willing to say and do sometimes the most ridiculous, embarrassing things,
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then the paycheck keeps coming in. A great example of
this I pointed out for the longest time was Stephen Colbert.
He ran what was a legendary late night comedy show
in the United States of America Monday through Friday. It
was famous my entire life. Stephen Colbert comes in and
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it's a political rant. Every night. He was doing song
and dance routines, encouraging people to take the COVID nineteen raccine.
It was at every time people would tune in and say,
that's not funny. I don't get it. That's not funny.
I don't get it. I always got it, and I
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told you exactly what was going on on. Steven Colbert
wants to keep making ten twenty million dollars a year.
Ask a Hollywood actor this, if you ever talked to one,
I've talked to a couple. I don't know, a bunch
of famous actors, but a couple of various things. I
was in there. There are a few of these right
wingers out there, and they'll tell you in a private moment.
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You come out and you say one one not even
right wing, one normal thing. Hey, I don't think you
should play in women's sports. If you have a penis,
you are going to that one statement. You just lost millions,
maybe tens of millions of dollars. They won't even consider
casting you. Now it's a system membership card. All right,
(16:45):
let's do this pulpit stuff. Something really quick about our
reaper drones, which is in good. Let me do this.
Let me get rid of the pain in your life.
Are you in pain? Does it plague you? You're not alone,
as you were not alone at all. Pain is something
that comes for everyone. For some people it's when you're young,
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and I'm sorry if you have that. But some people
it's when you're young others as you get older, everybody
is going to have something that hurts. And when things hurt,
it negatively affects our life. We're in worse moods. We
don't sleep as good work is hard, the weekend is hard.
Why don't you let relief Factor go at that pain?
(17:30):
Why don't you start taking a supplement that supports your
body's natural response to inflammation. There are testimonies after testimonies,
after testimonies about people. They start relief Factor, they give
it a week or two, and they're saying, oh my gosh,
how did I live without it? Almost seventy percent of
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people call them back and order more. It's waiting for
you one eight hundred, the number four or relief Factor
dot Com. We'll be back. What, Chris, we can make jokes.
It's fine, We got that right.
Speaker 4 (18:08):
The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (18:10):
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday.
Remember if you miss any part of the show, you
can download at iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. Headline the US military
has lost roughly twenty five percent of its Reaper drones
as the Iran war depletes the arsenal. So we're running
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out of missiles and we're running out of reapers and
we're still sitting there. Huh, got ourselves a mess on
our hands here, don't we. The Democrat Party has a
mess on its hands. What they really want is evil
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things that will be rejected by the American Church. And
they know that just Americans in general, the American Church.
They know that what they wanted, what they push, will
be rejected by most of it. So in an effort
to shave off some of those votes, when they're not
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sending the FBI into your church to attack it, they
will attempt to co opt it. James Tollerico, better known
as bottom He is a great example of this. He's
been doing this in Texas for a very, very long time.
Speaker 6 (19:36):
Here's Bottom one is maybe the most insidious. It was
a new state curriculum that would teach Christian Bible stories
as historical fact, as the only truth to our youngest students,
and I mean kindergarten first graders. These are kids who
aren't able to think for themselves yet, they haven't formed
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their own worlds, and push propaganda to push in doctrination
on those youngest students is deeply immoral.
Speaker 1 (20:08):
Deeply immoral. Okay, here's Reverend not getting Adam Hamilton. He's
running as a Democrat for Senate in the state of Kansas.
Now Kansas is a red state. Yeah, they got a
bunch of loser Republicans there too in office. But even still,
Kansas is a red state. If you're a Democrat running
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for office in Kansas, you have a bit of an
uphill climb and you're going to need to peel off
some of that white evangelical vote. Okay, let's check in
with the good Reverend. Now.
Speaker 7 (20:39):
The truth is that a Muslim would say through Islam
they see the most clearly, and a Hindu through Hinduism,
and a Jew through Judaism, and so so I recognize
we all are you know, we all have a different
lens that we're seeing through, and sometimes we think, you know,
depending how we were raised and how we think, one
lens is you know, clearly a better lens for me.
And when it comes to other faiths, I believe as
a Christian that they are going to when they get
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to Heaven, they're going to see Jesus and they're gonna say, ah,
it was you all the time, all along that I
was searching for. But I don't fear that those folks
will spend eternity in hell.
Speaker 1 (21:11):
That's the whole religion. That's the whole religion. Okay, Jesse.
I have an over the top affinity that means a
natural liking for eggs our kids call me the egg whisper,
just the notch below of what menu whisper. I'm really
good at cooking them over medium, sunnyside up, omelets, kish frittatas,
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all different types of scrambles, poachs, so on and so forth.
We are blessed that our kids also enjoy diversely prepared eggs.
I eat eggs two to three times a day. The
protein is great. My question, do you only make eggs
one way? Do you enjoy them with accouterments? That means
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additional items or accessories besides the mouth out and the bacon?
What about Ob and the boys? God bless keep up
the fantastic work. Okay, So I cannot let this go
without telling you something I made yesterday morning, not this morning.
Yesterday morning. So ob Ob does not like unhealthy breads
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and stuff like that in the house. If we get bread,
she'll either make it or find some kind of organic,
healthy flower if you see what I mean. So if
you if you want to buy, let's say, a loaf
of Texas toast bread, big thick white bread, Bob's not
getting that. You have to get it yourself. I decide
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I'm gonna make myself an egg and sausage sandwich. When
I'm on the way home, so I stop and get
some Texas toast. I go to the breakfast aisle and
I get a bag of a bag, a little pouch
of hot and spicy breakfast sausage. Okay, hot and spicy.
I go home, make my patty of sausage toast, my
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Texas toast, little mayo on there, two eggs, some shreddy cheddy.
Either way, I had this huge, meaty, protein packed sandwich
that was amazing. So the next morning I wake up
and I'm thinking the same thing I'm sure you're thinking
right now. I have to eat this sausage or it's
gonna spoil and it'll be a waste of money. So
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this is what I do. I take a bunch of
sausage and I throw a big chunk of it in
a frying pan, and I'm mincing it all up right
with the spatchel lag, just getting it all is in
the finest particles I possibly can. As I'm browning the sausage,
this hot and spicy sausage. What do I do next?
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It's brilliant. I take a piece of Texas toast, plunge
it in the toaster it's toasting. I take some milk,
a couple scoops of flour, and I pour it over
the now brown sausage in the frying pan. You with me,
Grab some Cajun seasoning. Put the Cajun seasoning on it.
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Now I'm mixing all this up, and as you can imagine,
it's becoming this thick sausagey Cagun gravy. Pop the toast out,
drop it on a plate. Take this big sausagey Cajun
gravy thing. Pour it over the toast with cheese. I
put cheese on the toast first, pour the Cajun gravy
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over it. Then real quickcuse I didn't want it to
get cold. I toss in two over easy eggs, fry
them up, drop them on top of that thing. It
was the biggest mountain of delicious, protein packed goodness you've
ever seen in your life. And as I'm sitting there
with this steamy, yoky pile of what looks like dog vomit,
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I kid you not, Ab is sitting right across from
me on the counter eating avocado slices. Some so I know, Chris,
some sort of rice cracker, healthy thing with hard boiled eggs,
and she's looking at me with this mixture of admiration
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and disgust. But I ate what Chris your dagon right.
It's called jealousy, buddy. Now back to what you were saying.
I only know how to make over easy eggs over
hard eggs because I like to break up the yolk,
usually for an egg sandwich in scrambled eggs. I don't
make a kish because kish is disgusting. I don't make omelets.
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One restaurant omelets always suck universally, They're always dry. I've
never had a good restaurant omelet in my life. Two,
when I try to make omelets at home, I always
break them when I'm trying to flip it over, and
I just end up with scrambled eggs. So I've given
up on making omelets. Also, I don't make fritta is
because I'm not gay for tatas. What kind of a
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dude makes for tatas. I've tried to tell me that
one day that I need to start making her, or
at least eating her egg bites for breakfast, because she
makes these homemade egg bites with spinach and all this
other healthy stuff in it so dry they're always drawing.
I don't want my eggs should not be baked. They
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should never be baked. I think Peggy Flannagan's baked.
Speaker 8 (26:32):
I mean, I believe that what we need to do
is make sure that people have access to healthcare and
with care and an er should there be an age limit.
I think gender or firm and care is part of healthcare.
People need to be an age for healthcare. I think
our law as it stands is a good law I've
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supported in the past. Okay, so so you support the
law as is no limit. So if a ten year
old wanted it to be okay with that, let me be.
I want to be I want to be clear that
these you know, medical decisions absolutely should be made between
family and their doctor, period, full stop.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
She's baked, domes baked, got to be baked, right.
Speaker 9 (27:20):
These so called leaders who are pushing this kind of
this narrative about who is a legitimate American citizen among
American citizens, this blood and soil narrative that's being pushed
at the highest levels of our government, to suggest that
you know, once again, to hearken back to times when
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it was explicit that there was a hierarchy among Americans
and who was superior and whom was inferior all citizens,
and that's what's happening.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
She does not have a genuine bone in her body.
We'll be back.
Speaker 4 (28:02):
Get the Cure for Rhinos week days with The Jesse
Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday.
As we cruise into an ass doctor Jesse Friday. Of course,
don't forget to email in your questions Jesse at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. Remember what they mean when they say
this stuff.
Speaker 3 (28:26):
But a multiracial New Deal, in my view, is what
is needed and it will probably be one of America's
greatest moments because what we can do and we'll do
in America, I don't know if it'll be my generation
or the next generation. We will become the world's first
cohesion multiracial democracy.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
That's not what they want, you know that that's how
they'll sell it. What they want is to crap on
white people. That's what they want. They want this kind
of stuff.
Speaker 10 (28:54):
I know we have like some efforts to increase diversity
in the district. So I'm wondering, especially around administration, are
there financial incentives for black and brown people to work here.
It's an extra burden, quite frankly, to be a black
and brown teacher and administrator in the district. And so
(29:16):
I think we should start thinking about that financially if
we're not already. But I know we call ourselves leaders,
and I know we have an Office of Equity and Belonging,
so I'm sure we could figure it out. We got money,
It's We's Harford m hmm.
Speaker 1 (29:30):
Don't forget what Brandon gil said.
Speaker 11 (29:32):
Sound for me, a large scale Islamic immigration into the
United States benefits the left because they're able to play
that group off of other groups and say that you're
the victim. You need to be able to come into
this country and bring in all of your family members,
and it's the evil Republicans who aren't allowing you to
do that. That's the one thing I think. On the
other hand, you also see what what are some of
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the similarities between socialism and islam Is. I mean one
of them is certainly.
Speaker 8 (30:01):
Mm hm.
Speaker 1 (30:03):
You know how invested the communists are and this pitting
races against each other narrative. I'm gonna play you something.
It's a story from CNN. Just sit and listen, and
then I'll give you an amazing tidbit that you won't
pick up from the interview.
Speaker 12 (30:19):
Police found her body hanging from a tree outside of.
Speaker 1 (30:24):
An He's talking about a black woman, by the way.
Speaker 12 (30:26):
Police found her body hanging from a tree outside of
an abandoned home in Jackson, Mississippi, a twenty nine year old.
She was a mother of Ford. The mayor of Jackson, Mississippi,
has said on this John Horn and what he told
our local affiliate WAPT.
Speaker 13 (30:43):
People are upset about it, and quite naturally they should be.
This is something that's a very disturbing situation in case
in our city and in our state. But we're not
going to jump to conclusion now.
Speaker 12 (30:57):
The mayor says they are expecting to hear Thursday from
the State Medical Examiner's office on the official cause of death. Again,
a lot we still don't know here, but obviously, the
raw imagery of a black person hanging from a tree
in the American South evokes a very painful history.
Speaker 1 (31:13):
Yeah, they arrested her boyfriend. He's black. They didn't disclose
any of that. Because the American media is extremely invested
in Americans of different skin colors hating each other. They
are it's political power for them. Hey, Oracle, let me
drive point my home. I don't know what that means.
(31:35):
I've listened to your love of Red Lobster for years.
The Red Lobster, the closed to me closed down last fall.
Red Lobster had an offer where I bought a fifty
fifty dollars gift certificate, I would receive a ten dollars
bonus voucher. So I gave my sister the gift certificate
for her birthday. She wanted to use it with me
and my wife, but we weren't able to get together
(31:57):
till the spring. I followed your advice and asked for
the Cajun shrimp alfredo. It wasn't on the menu, but
the waitress said it was available, just like I told you,
it was available. Twenty five minutes later, our food came out.
Told you, place is fast. My plate was not shrimp
but Cagun chicken alfredo. Since we had waited so long,
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I didn't protest. My meal was very good. My sister
and wife enjoyed theirs. My sister didn't order fifty dollars worse,
so I gave her cash so she would use the
whole certificate. I'd tried to use the bonus ten dollars,
but found out I hadn't read the fine print. It
was only valid during January of twenty twenty six. I
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gress red lobster hoped others wouldn't use their bonus vultures either.
Kind of deceptive, but I should have read the fine print.
The food was good, but because of the hassle, I
probably won't go back. Look, buddy, fine dining isn't for everybody.
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Some people they're just a little bit more low rent,
that's all. And now here's a headline, but you know
the thing.
Speaker 4 (33:12):
Headlines we didn't get to.
Speaker 1 (33:17):
Federal court blocks another part of Trump's mail in ballot
executive order. Crazy how Democrats are always talking about older
don't cheat in elections, yet every single time there's an
effort to clean up elections, Democrats will lock shields and
block said efforts. That's because communists cheat in every election.
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Ice reportedly set to spend twenty million dollars on shock gloves,
which allow non lethal force. I've seen video demonstrations of
these things. They're sweet, Chris. Could you find out if
these are legal for us? We could maybe do at
demonstrations something. How much are they did you already look
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it up? How much are they more than I'm willing
to spend? You don't know what I'm willing to spend, Chris,
I'll throw money around, don't well. Afghan finds five hundred
kilogram Soviet bomb in the garden. Too bad. I'm an American.
I have no idea how big that is. Probably a
grenade illegal immigrant charged with brutal slaying one day after
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California judge released him. We cannot and will not save
the United States of America until judges are removed from
the bench. I personally would like to see judges thrown
in prison with the people they let out of prison.
But well, that's why I'm not in charge. Trump's birth
Tourism task Force has revoked six hundred visas in one month. Gosh,
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we are finally finally taking some steps in this country
to stop being the world's dumping ground. It's fantastic. I
i EA cuts twenty twenty six oil supply forecast as
the straight of horror meuze disruption continues here that one
with this one, US gas prices soar to a seasonal record.
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Probably not good for the mid terms. We'll be back
tomorrow for Ask Doctor Jesse Friday. That's all
This is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show, Final hour, the Jesse Kelly Show on a
wonderful Thursday. So we have a lot to get to
in the final hour. We have to talk about the
government controlling your thermostat, I'll get to the communists co
opting the pulpit. I'm going to try to get to
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some more emails. Now I have to hear this press
conference with this woman's basketball coach, all that bad news
about our reaper drones and so much more coming up
in the final hour of the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now,
before I play this for you, let's recap something in
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a blue area, a city, county, estate. This is true
if you live in a blue state in particular, what
I'm about to say is extremely true. So take this
to heart. If God forbid you live in the blue
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area of a blue state, there's no stopping what I'm
about to tell you. I know that you are frustrated, angry,
and annoyed with various things in your area. I know
I know you look and you think this place is dirty.
This place has too much crime. There are too many
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taxes and regulations and fees. Everything is too expensive. The schools.
I wish this school was good. I wish this school
was better for my son or my daughter. I know
you look around at your blue area and you're frustrated
and angry and you want it to be better. Well,
(01:58):
here it is. Everything you're looking at will get worse.
Every single thing, no matter what it is about your
blue area, every single thing will get worse from here.
If your place has homeless people, now that number will
go up. If your place has crime on the rise,
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now that number will go up. If your entire school
is gay, that's going to get gayer. Believe it or not,
that number will go up. If your taxes are too high,
that number will go up regularly. You understand what I mean,
and I've explained this a thousand times. It's because the
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guard rails are gone. They have been removed from the
Communist party known as the Democrat Party. Now, in order
to win a Democrat primary, you usually have to be
as far left as humanly possible. And then they're getting
into these governments and they are governing that way, and
communists compete rabidly with each other, they always have, and
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who can be more left wing? Who can be more
extreme when they get together with each other. You don't
want to be the moderate in the room. You want
to be the furthest left. Even if the other people
are horrified by you, they won't come out and say it.
You want to be as far left as you can.
It is a never ending purity spiral of death that
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gets worse from here. I'm sorry. I have a lot
of friends in Colorado. You know, I have a heart
for Colorado. So I grew up in the Rocky Mountains.
Myself spent a lot of time in Denver. I just
Colorado is so beautiful. You can't imagine Denver at one
point was so so cool. Of course, the commedies are
running that place into the ground another story. But I
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have many, many people I know in Colorado. I just
had one reach out to me yesterday, yesterday or the
day before and say, Jesse, we've got to get out
of here. You can't imagine how bad it is. It's
all dirty, it's all getting worse. I'm going to play
you this. It's a video a lady put up in Colorado.
And if you live in a blue area Colorado or not,
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please know that they will if they are not already,
they will control your thermostat.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
My own thermostat was seventy nine and I wanted to
put my daughter to bed and it had a little
warning that said, you are not allowed to lower your
thermost at stet point because the energy grid in your
regional area is stressed. And I took a picture of
it and I posted it on social media, and I
was very annoyed because I was thinking, Hey, I understand
why this is happening, but you know, the average consumer
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is just going to see where you're not allowed to
control your own air conditioner in your own house without
a reason other than the energy grid is dressed. And
b there needs to be, you know, especially for sensitive community,
is an easier opt out feature. So I was able
to find one, But I think there always needs to
be an opt out feature for infants, for elderly people.
Speaker 3 (04:59):
For people that.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
There's no opt out feature. For communism, it's coming. They're
going to destroy everything in your life. There's no stopping it.
In a blue area. If you're wondering if it can
ever be reversed, yeah, but you're not gonna like it.
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If you truly want to reverse these blue areas, it's
probably going to require doing things that make small limited
government people like me and you makes us WinCE and cringe.
I mean, if you want to stop a state of
Colorado from doing that, federal government's probably gonna have to
send in troops. It just is. If you wanted to
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clean up the city of Chicago. Everyone loves talking about Chicago.
A million shootings and shootings here, and it's bad and
it's been and of course it is really bad. Well,
the state government of Illinois doesn't want to rush criminals.
The city government of Chicago doesn't want to arrest criminals,
certainly not any black ones. Their mayor has made that
perfectly clear. In fact, they want those criminals out on
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the streets. So what chance do you have at cleaning
up the city of Chicago? Declare an insurrection accent in
the United States Marines. I don't want to see that,
by the way, I'm not championing that. But if you
want these things to reverse, that's the way it goes.
That's how it goes. You let these communist viruses into
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your state or your area, they spread and spread like
the cancer they are, and they will ruin it and
kill it. Every single time. It works this way, every
single time, Hey, Jesse, you had your chance and blew it.
The other day when you came home with your sons
after buying fast food, you should have gotten something you
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like extra. When your wife asked, what did you bring me,
you tell her a bacon double cheeseburger or whatever. And
when she says I'm not eating that, you say, oh,
I was so thoughtful thinking of you, and you don't care.
Then you shove it in your mouth. Yeah, you are correct.
This is from the other night. The other morning when
I got the boys and me McDonald's breakfast came home
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health freak obs. They when'd you get me? And I
didn't get her anything and she doesn't need that stuff,
so she was upset. Be nice if someone thought of me.
I had to get that. You are right. In that moment,
I should lied. But Bob has told me this my
whole life, and you'll probably see this as being true.
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She's told me this since in the last twenty years
we've been married, that I have a real, real problem
being honest. Not that I'm a liar. I am just
going to come out and say exactly what I'm thinking,
or exactly whatever the truth is in situations where I
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should say nothing. At all. So my first instinct is
not generally to lie, it's to just be completely honest.
What'd you get me? Nothing?
Speaker 4 (08:14):
I know?
Speaker 1 (08:14):
I know, Chris. I don't need you wincing. I know,
I know. Did I tell you I got McDonald's last
night too? So you know I get off late, right.
I don't get off to nine o'clock Eastern. It's eight
o'clock my time. I drive home. Boys they're ravenous animals
and they're working out. So the boys they had already eaten,
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roasted a chicken, whole chicken, and the boys had already eaten.
And I knew there was a chicken some of a
chicken left in the fridge, but I also know exactly
what that chicken looked like and how much chicken there
was left after those little savages got it. Let's not
act like I was going to be slicing off a
nice chunk of chicken breast and putting it on some
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Texas toast. I was going to be scraping little bitties
off the bone and everything else. And I didn't want
to do it. So I was on the way home.
I haven't told ab this. Oh she's not listening. I
went and got a double quarter pounder with cheese and fries.
No pickles though. You know why no pickles. Not that
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I'm against pickles, No, I'm not Chris, because when you
get pickles on a sandwich, the pickles dominate the sandwich.
I wasn't in the mood for a double pickle sandwich.
I was in the mood for a double cheeseburger. So
I got a double cheeseburger without the pickles. You know,
it had onions on it. You know what the onions did.
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They complemented the rest of the sandwich. They didn't step
in and have to own it like pickles do every
single time. Either way, not only that, not only that
I got my quarter pounded with cheese and fries. I
pulled over in the parking lot and ate it there.
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And then when I was almost home, I started thinking
to myself, Man, those were whole onions on there, and
they were raw onions. You know. I got a piece
of gum and I stuffed it into my mouth so
ob when she kissed me when I got home, she
wouldn't smell the onion, and then she goes, all you
want chicken. I was like, no, I ate earlier earlier
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can mean anything that's not a lie. Right, all right,
we'll hear from this WNBH year.
Speaker 4 (10:36):
Hang on, get the Cure for rhinos week days with
the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (10:43):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful Thursday.
Reminding you that tomorrow is asked Doctor Jesse Friday, and
reminding you to have chewing gum handy. If you are
stopping at McDonald's before you get at home, remember to
email your ask Doctor Jesse questions in to Jesse at
(11:05):
Jesse kellyshow dot com. All right, somebody emailed in and said,
you got to hear this press conference. As I said earlier,
I don't listen to WNBA press conferences, so I haven't
heard this. Uh, you're gonna hear it with me for
the first time. Jewish producer Chris went and dug it up. Chris, I, way,
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hold on, how long is this thing? Chris? How long
are we gonna have to suffer from this? Chris said,
it's not that long. We cut it down well with
specifics like that. Chris, I guess we're all ready now.
Why don't you just press play and we'll find out? Chris?
(11:46):
Chris I know what a dishwasher sounds like, sir, And
you know what that was? Disrespectful and rude. Do you
think you could play the WNBA coach now without the chauviness,
the insults, please go ahead.
Speaker 3 (12:02):
Human.
Speaker 5 (12:04):
The hate, the fear mongering, the divisiveness, the stuff that's
trying to hijack our league. Will not win.
Speaker 4 (12:14):
It won't win.
Speaker 5 (12:17):
We are united, we are connected, We will not be divided.
Every day these women put their on the line every
day when they go look, we go high. Love will win.
Speaker 1 (12:36):
All letter continue in a moment, but every day these
women put their butts on the line. You're playing basketball, okay,
You're not storming the beaches of Normandy. You're not kicking
in the door of a drug den in New Orleans.
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You play basketball. You're a basketball players. You're not putting
anything on the line. You might sprain an ankle or
break off one of your fake fingernails, or if things
get really nasty out there, you might see a weaver
or to fly across the basketball court. There's no one's
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putting anything on the line, at least with something like football.
And by the way, I played basketball. I like basketball.
I'm not insulting the sport. But at least with something
like football. Okay, you're putting something on the line. People
die from that crap. You might break things, and you're
putting something on the line. If you're a boxer an
MMA guy, now you can run with the We're putting
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it all on the line. You're playing bad basketball. You're
not risking anything except more embarrassment. Go ahead, Chris.
Speaker 5 (13:55):
Every day when they go low, we go high. Love
will win, grace will win, humility will win, and kindness
will win. I stand by them. I will always stand
by them. Everybody else can go to hell.
Speaker 1 (14:13):
Okay, you know all I heard there? All I heard
there was somebody who wants her system membership card. That's
all I heard, And that's all it was. If you are,
if you running communist circles in this country, if you are,
this applies if you're a university professor, if you are
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applying for a job at NBC News, if you want
to go work at Disney, if you want to work
in or coach the WNBA. You are well aware that
there are a list of things that you have to say,
that you have to acknowledge, and more importantly, there's a
(14:54):
list of things you can't talk about or can't acknowledge
at all. What happens is if you screw up. If
you screw up, job disappears and you have to go
do something else for a living. If you are, however,
willing to say and do sometimes the most ridiculous, embarrassing things,
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then the paycheck keeps coming in. A great example of
this I pointed out for the longest time was Stephen Colbert.
He ran what was a legendary late night comedy show
in the United States of America Monday through Friday. It
was famous my entire life. Stephen Colbert comes in and
(15:37):
it's a political rant. Every night. He was doing song
and dance routines, encouraging people to take the COVID nineteen raccine.
It was at every time people would tune in and say,
that's not funny. I don't get it. That's not funny.
I don't get it. I always got it, and I
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told you exactly what was going on on. Steven Colbert
wants to keep making ten twenty million dollars a year.
Ask a Hollywood actor this, if you ever talked to one,
I've talked to a couple. I don't know, a bunch
of famous actors, but a couple of various things. I
was in there. There are a few of these right
wingers out there, and they'll tell you in a private moment.
(16:20):
You come out and you say one one not even
right wing, one normal thing. Hey, I don't think you
should play in women's sports. If you have a penis,
you are going to that one statement. You just lost millions,
maybe tens of millions of dollars. They won't even consider
casting you. Now it's a system membership card. All right,
(16:45):
let's do this pulpit stuff. Something really quick about our
reaper drones, which is in good. Let me do this.
Let me get rid of the pain in your life.
Are you in pain? Does it plague you? You're not alone,
as you were not alone at all. Pain is something
that comes for everyone. For some people it's when you're young,
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and I'm sorry if you have that. But some people
it's when you're young others as you get older, everybody
is going to have something that hurts. And when things hurt,
it negatively affects our life. We're in worse moods. We
don't sleep as good work is hard, the weekend is hard.
Why don't you let relief Factor go at that pain?
(17:30):
Why don't you start taking a supplement that supports your
body's natural response to inflammation. There are testimonies after testimonies,
after testimonies about people. They start relief Factor, they give
it a week or two, and they're saying, oh my gosh,
how did I live without it? Almost seventy percent of
(17:54):
people call them back and order more. It's waiting for
you one eight hundred, the number four or relief Factor
dot Com. We'll be back. What, Chris, we can make jokes.
It's fine, We got that right.
Speaker 4 (18:08):
The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (18:10):
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday.
Remember if you miss any part of the show, you
can download at iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. Headline the US military
has lost roughly twenty five percent of its Reaper drones
as the Iran war depletes the arsenal. So we're running
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out of missiles and we're running out of reapers and
we're still sitting there. Huh, got ourselves a mess on
our hands here, don't we. The Democrat Party has a
mess on its hands. What they really want is evil
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things that will be rejected by the American Church. And
they know that just Americans in general, the American Church.
They know that what they wanted, what they push, will
be rejected by most of it. So in an effort
to shave off some of those votes, when they're not
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sending the FBI into your church to attack it, they
will attempt to co opt it. James Tollerico, better known
as bottom He is a great example of this. He's
been doing this in Texas for a very, very long time.
Speaker 6 (19:36):
Here's Bottom one is maybe the most insidious. It was
a new state curriculum that would teach Christian Bible stories
as historical fact, as the only truth to our youngest students,
and I mean kindergarten first graders. These are kids who
aren't able to think for themselves yet, they haven't formed
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their own worlds, and push propaganda to push in doctrination
on those youngest students is deeply immoral.
Speaker 1 (20:08):
Deeply immoral. Okay, here's Reverend not getting Adam Hamilton. He's
running as a Democrat for Senate in the state of Kansas.
Now Kansas is a red state. Yeah, they got a
bunch of loser Republicans there too in office. But even still,
Kansas is a red state. If you're a Democrat running
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for office in Kansas, you have a bit of an
uphill climb and you're going to need to peel off
some of that white evangelical vote. Okay, let's check in
with the good Reverend. Now.
Speaker 7 (20:39):
The truth is that a Muslim would say through Islam
they see the most clearly, and a Hindu through Hinduism,
and a Jew through Judaism, and so so I recognize
we all are you know, we all have a different
lens that we're seeing through, and sometimes we think, you know,
depending how we were raised and how we think, one
lens is you know, clearly a better lens for me.
And when it comes to other faiths, I believe as
a Christian that they are going to when they get
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to Heaven, they're going to see Jesus and they're gonna say, ah,
it was you all the time, all along that I
was searching for. But I don't fear that those folks
will spend eternity in hell.
Speaker 1 (21:11):
That's the whole religion. That's the whole religion. Okay, Jesse.
I have an over the top affinity that means a
natural liking for eggs our kids call me the egg whisper,
just the notch below of what menu whisper. I'm really
good at cooking them over medium, sunnyside up, omelets, kish frittatas,
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all different types of scrambles, poachs, so on and so forth.
We are blessed that our kids also enjoy diversely prepared eggs.
I eat eggs two to three times a day. The
protein is great. My question, do you only make eggs
one way? Do you enjoy them with accouterments? That means
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additional items or accessories besides the mouth out and the bacon?
What about Ob and the boys? God bless keep up
the fantastic work. Okay, So I cannot let this go
without telling you something I made yesterday morning, not this morning.
Yesterday morning. So ob Ob does not like unhealthy breads
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and stuff like that in the house. If we get bread,
she'll either make it or find some kind of organic,
healthy flower if you see what I mean. So if
you if you want to buy, let's say, a loaf
of Texas toast bread, big thick white bread, Bob's not
getting that. You have to get it yourself. I decide
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I'm gonna make myself an egg and sausage sandwich. When
I'm on the way home, so I stop and get
some Texas toast. I go to the breakfast aisle and
I get a bag of a bag, a little pouch
of hot and spicy breakfast sausage. Okay, hot and spicy.
I go home, make my patty of sausage toast, my
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Texas toast, little mayo on there, two eggs, some shreddy cheddy.
Either way, I had this huge, meaty, protein packed sandwich
that was amazing. So the next morning I wake up
and I'm thinking the same thing I'm sure you're thinking
right now. I have to eat this sausage or it's
gonna spoil and it'll be a waste of money. So
(23:26):
this is what I do. I take a bunch of
sausage and I throw a big chunk of it in
a frying pan, and I'm mincing it all up right
with the spatchel lag, just getting it all is in
the finest particles I possibly can. As I'm browning the sausage,
this hot and spicy sausage. What do I do next?
(23:47):
It's brilliant. I take a piece of Texas toast, plunge
it in the toaster it's toasting. I take some milk,
a couple scoops of flour, and I pour it over
the now brown sausage in the frying pan. You with me,
Grab some Cajun seasoning. Put the Cajun seasoning on it.
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Now I'm mixing all this up, and as you can imagine,
it's becoming this thick sausagey Cagun gravy. Pop the toast out,
drop it on a plate. Take this big sausagey Cajun
gravy thing. Pour it over the toast with cheese. I
put cheese on the toast first, pour the Cajun gravy
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over it. Then real quickcuse I didn't want it to
get cold. I toss in two over easy eggs, fry
them up, drop them on top of that thing. It
was the biggest mountain of delicious, protein packed goodness you've
ever seen in your life. And as I'm sitting there
with this steamy, yoky pile of what looks like dog vomit,
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I kid you not, Ab is sitting right across from
me on the counter eating avocado slices. Some so I know, Chris,
some sort of rice cracker, healthy thing with hard boiled eggs,
and she's looking at me with this mixture of admiration
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and disgust. But I ate what Chris your dagon right.
It's called jealousy, buddy. Now back to what you were saying.
I only know how to make over easy eggs over
hard eggs because I like to break up the yolk,
usually for an egg sandwich in scrambled eggs. I don't
make a kish because kish is disgusting. I don't make omelets.
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One restaurant omelets always suck universally, They're always dry. I've
never had a good restaurant omelet in my life. Two,
when I try to make omelets at home, I always
break them when I'm trying to flip it over, and
I just end up with scrambled eggs. So I've given
up on making omelets. Also, I don't make fritta is
because I'm not gay for tatas. What kind of a
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dude makes for tatas. I've tried to tell me that
one day that I need to start making her, or
at least eating her egg bites for breakfast, because she
makes these homemade egg bites with spinach and all this
other healthy stuff in it so dry they're always drawing.
I don't want my eggs should not be baked. They
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should never be baked. I think Peggy Flannagan's baked.
Speaker 8 (26:32):
I mean, I believe that what we need to do
is make sure that people have access to healthcare and
with care and an er should there be an age limit.
I think gender or firm and care is part of healthcare.
People need to be an age for healthcare. I think
our law as it stands is a good law I've
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supported in the past. Okay, so so you support the
law as is no limit. So if a ten year
old wanted it to be okay with that, let me be.
I want to be I want to be clear that
these you know, medical decisions absolutely should be made between
family and their doctor, period, full stop.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
She's baked, domes baked, got to be baked, right.
Speaker 9 (27:20):
These so called leaders who are pushing this kind of
this narrative about who is a legitimate American citizen among
American citizens, this blood and soil narrative that's being pushed
at the highest levels of our government, to suggest that
you know, once again, to hearken back to times when
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it was explicit that there was a hierarchy among Americans
and who was superior and whom was inferior all citizens,
and that's what's happening.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
She does not have a genuine bone in her body.
We'll be back.
Speaker 4 (28:02):
Get the Cure for Rhinos week days with The Jesse
Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday.
As we cruise into an ass doctor Jesse Friday. Of course,
don't forget to email in your questions Jesse at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. Remember what they mean when they say
this stuff.
Speaker 3 (28:26):
But a multiracial New Deal, in my view, is what
is needed and it will probably be one of America's
greatest moments because what we can do and we'll do
in America, I don't know if it'll be my generation
or the next generation. We will become the world's first
cohesion multiracial democracy.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
That's not what they want, you know that that's how
they'll sell it. What they want is to crap on
white people. That's what they want. They want this kind
of stuff.
Speaker 10 (28:54):
I know we have like some efforts to increase diversity
in the district. So I'm wondering, especially around administration, are
there financial incentives for black and brown people to work here.
It's an extra burden, quite frankly, to be a black
and brown teacher and administrator in the district. And so
(29:16):
I think we should start thinking about that financially if
we're not already. But I know we call ourselves leaders,
and I know we have an Office of Equity and Belonging,
so I'm sure we could figure it out. We got money,
It's We's Harford m hmm.
Speaker 1 (29:30):
Don't forget what Brandon gil said.
Speaker 11 (29:32):
Sound for me, a large scale Islamic immigration into the
United States benefits the left because they're able to play
that group off of other groups and say that you're
the victim. You need to be able to come into
this country and bring in all of your family members,
and it's the evil Republicans who aren't allowing you to
do that. That's the one thing I think. On the
other hand, you also see what what are some of
(29:54):
the similarities between socialism and islam Is. I mean one
of them is certainly.
Speaker 8 (30:01):
Mm hm.
Speaker 1 (30:03):
You know how invested the communists are and this pitting
races against each other narrative. I'm gonna play you something.
It's a story from CNN. Just sit and listen, and
then I'll give you an amazing tidbit that you won't
pick up from the interview.
Speaker 12 (30:19):
Police found her body hanging from a tree outside of.
Speaker 1 (30:24):
An He's talking about a black woman, by the way.
Speaker 12 (30:26):
Police found her body hanging from a tree outside of
an abandoned home in Jackson, Mississippi, a twenty nine year old.
She was a mother of Ford. The mayor of Jackson, Mississippi,
has said on this John Horn and what he told
our local affiliate WAPT.
Speaker 13 (30:43):
People are upset about it, and quite naturally they should be.
This is something that's a very disturbing situation in case
in our city and in our state. But we're not
going to jump to conclusion now.
Speaker 12 (30:57):
The mayor says they are expecting to hear Thursday from
the State Medical Examiner's office on the official cause of death. Again,
a lot we still don't know here, but obviously, the
raw imagery of a black person hanging from a tree
in the American South evokes a very painful history.
Speaker 1 (31:13):
Yeah, they arrested her boyfriend. He's black. They didn't disclose
any of that. Because the American media is extremely invested
in Americans of different skin colors hating each other. They
are it's political power for them. Hey, Oracle, let me
drive point my home. I don't know what that means.
(31:35):
I've listened to your love of Red Lobster for years.
The Red Lobster, the closed to me closed down last fall.
Red Lobster had an offer where I bought a fifty
fifty dollars gift certificate, I would receive a ten dollars
bonus voucher. So I gave my sister the gift certificate
for her birthday. She wanted to use it with me
and my wife, but we weren't able to get together
(31:57):
till the spring. I followed your advice and asked for
the Cajun shrimp alfredo. It wasn't on the menu, but
the waitress said it was available, just like I told you,
it was available. Twenty five minutes later, our food came out.
Told you, place is fast. My plate was not shrimp
but Cagun chicken alfredo. Since we had waited so long,
(32:20):
I didn't protest. My meal was very good. My sister
and wife enjoyed theirs. My sister didn't order fifty dollars worse,
so I gave her cash so she would use the
whole certificate. I'd tried to use the bonus ten dollars,
but found out I hadn't read the fine print. It
was only valid during January of twenty twenty six. I
(32:43):
gress red lobster hoped others wouldn't use their bonus vultures either.
Kind of deceptive, but I should have read the fine print.
The food was good, but because of the hassle, I
probably won't go back. Look, buddy, fine dining isn't for everybody.
(33:04):
Some people they're just a little bit more low rent,
that's all. And now here's a headline, but you know
the thing.
Speaker 4 (33:12):
Headlines we didn't get to.
Speaker 1 (33:17):
Federal court blocks another part of Trump's mail in ballot
executive order. Crazy how Democrats are always talking about older
don't cheat in elections, yet every single time there's an
effort to clean up elections, Democrats will lock shields and
block said efforts. That's because communists cheat in every election.
(33:40):
Ice reportedly set to spend twenty million dollars on shock gloves,
which allow non lethal force. I've seen video demonstrations of
these things. They're sweet, Chris. Could you find out if
these are legal for us? We could maybe do at
demonstrations something. How much are they did you already look
(34:03):
it up? How much are they more than I'm willing
to spend? You don't know what I'm willing to spend, Chris,
I'll throw money around, don't well. Afghan finds five hundred
kilogram Soviet bomb in the garden. Too bad. I'm an American.
I have no idea how big that is. Probably a
grenade illegal immigrant charged with brutal slaying one day after
(34:26):
California judge released him. We cannot and will not save
the United States of America until judges are removed from
the bench. I personally would like to see judges thrown
in prison with the people they let out of prison.
But well, that's why I'm not in charge. Trump's birth
Tourism task Force has revoked six hundred visas in one month. Gosh,
(34:51):
we are finally finally taking some steps in this country
to stop being the world's dumping ground. It's fantastic. I
i EA cuts twenty twenty six oil supply forecast as
the straight of horror meuze disruption continues here that one
with this one, US gas prices soar to a seasonal record.
(35:16):
Probably not good for the mid terms. We'll be back
tomorrow for Ask Doctor Jesse Friday. That's all
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