September 9, 2025 • 37 mins
Why do your commonsense arguments not work on the communist? The only thing they are selling is revenge. Why term limits aren’t a magic bullet to our problems. Without fear or pain the communist will not change their ways. They will continue to use any power they have to crush their political enemies.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. So we're
going to talk about these people and how they've burrowed
themselves into the government briefly, because I want to mostly
focus on emails them using our values against us. How
they are they themselves are programmed with responses to things. Ah,
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that and so much more still to come on the
final hour of the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. So
just a few different headlines. This is from Daily Signal.
Deep State actor LGBTQ activist remains at the State Department
under Trump. Her name's Carrie Hannon remains at the State Department. Okay.
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Headline Obama judge who blocked planned parenthood, blocked parent parenthood
defunding takes aim at the Lake in Riley act. Headline
Irs fires a top aid linked to the Obama era
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tea party targeting scandal. Her name's well, look, it doesn't
really matter actually right now, but Holly Pass is her name.
That's not the important thing. I don't want to focus
on the details. I want to focus on this. We
are just now firing a lady who used her position
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at the IRS to attack political opponents of the President
of the United States of America, a man who was
president over a decade ago. Just now, since that time,
we have had Donald Trump once and Joe Biden for
four years, and just now this person is being let go.
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This the only reason I wanted to do this is
a reminder that these people are dug in everywhere in
our country, everywhere in our government, and we cannot work
hard enough or fast enough to dig them out. And
they must be dug out root and branch. You have
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to go to the source of these people. And they've
been caught several times before. We've found enough private communication.
They all say the same thing. Keep your head down,
your mouth shut. Let's wake them out. We'll just weight
out this administration and then we'll move on and get
to do all the evil crap we wanted to do.
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Don't raise a stink, don't just keep your head down
in your mouth shut.
Speaker 3 (02:58):
Lie.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Remember we have to lie about everything at all times. Yes, sir,
mister Trump, I'll do what you say, mister Trump, while
working against us at all times. It's freaking awful and
it's happening everywhere. It's just some emails, Jesse, thank you
for voicing exactly what I think about communists trying to
take over the country. God bless you and your sponsors
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and broadcasters allowing you to find the voice the truth. Okay, well,
there are a couple people that I should probably think
when it comes to that, because we get a lot
of these emails. Thanks for you, thanks for finally saying it,
and thanks for saying things other people don't and stuff
like that, and well, I appreciate the sentiment. There are
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two entities that deserve all the credit in the world
for that. The first is Premiere. Premier is the largest
syndicator in the United States of America. Comfortably, this is
a large company. Do you have any idea how many
complaints they get about me, how many emails, how many voicemails,
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how many powerful people have reached out saying you need
to fire this guy? Who is this guy? Fire this guy?
And not only have they not, they have never once
told me what to say. They've never once called and said, hey, uh,
could you not do a Crappiest Country in the World competition.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
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Speaker 2 (04:34):
We dig a hole in your yard. Do you know
of a single other political show nationally is syndicated that
has done something like that. You know why they don't
because they get in trouble, get yelled at. You know
what I've heard since we started it? Nothing? Oh never mind,
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I take that back. I did hear. Hey, you guys
are do and great, keep it up. That's what I heard.
They could deserve a lot of credit. Two. The advertisers
of the show a long time ago. Let me explain
the media landscape in this country, because Rush had to
fight against this so much, so much. The communists they
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understand the business model. They understand that you're going to
have advertisers. Otherwise nobody makes money. The show doesn't stay
on the air. They understand that. So what they started
to do was they started leaning on advertisers to the
point they would create fake outrage. There were organizations out there.
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They would have stacks of cell phones, different cell phones
so they had different phone numbers, and they would bring
in an army of activists and they would all they
would all call Puretalk. You know, I'm using that as
an example. They'd have fifty people in a room. It's
all the same, you know, the same five people making
the phone calls, all different phone numbers, burning up the phones,
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calling pure Talk. Hey, you should get rid of the
Jesse Kelly show. He's evil, he's racist, he's been back,
he's a different and for the longest time, that was
extremely effective these companies. That's intimidating if you think, oh
my gosh, I'm sponsoring this guy. Everyone's mad at me. Now,
after all, we just got a million phone calls. Surely
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everyone's mad. Hey, what's the path of least resistance, what's
the least risky thing. Let's just get rid of him. Hey,
let's just stump it, let's move on. And they did
that very very successfully, the Communists did for years and
years and years and years and years. Mine are made
of iron. Iron. They laugh when when we talk, because
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we always get together. Like I just mentioned, Pure Talk's
actually a great example. The Pure Talk boys will fly
in and we'll go out, we'll get some and we'll
have a bunch of laughs. It's a subject of humor
at the table. How many complaints they're not intimidated. We
go ahead and call you dirty comedies. We'll have a
good time laughing in your stupid face next time we
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go for text mechs. That's awesome. I have an employer
who lets me say what I want, sponsors who are
not intimidated by the complaints, and so you me, we
get to enjoy a good show, no matter how much
Chris holds us back. We get to enjoy it what Chris.
No matter how much Chris holds us back, we get
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to enjoy a good show. And by the way, if
if you are in the market or in the mood
for the things we do advertise on the show, they're
all things I use. I refuse to ever advertise for
something I don't believe in and use. Chris examines all
these organizations, so we're not dealing with comedy organizations and
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they have to be something I use. Look, I just
mentioned pure talk. Switch to pure Talk to the company
that stands up, stands up to this kind of garbage,
Verizon AT and T T Mobile. Those companies were out
there funding the George Floyd protests. Pure Talk mocks communists
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when they call and complain. Which cell phone company do
you think you should use dial pound two five zero in,
say Jesse Kelly. By the way, you'll be on the
phone with pure talk speaking to an American. Take you
ten minutes and you'll save money. Pound two five zero,
say Jesse Kelly. Jesse, I feel your pain about the
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hog hunt. He's talking about the fact that I spent
a fortune and took my sons on a hog hunt
this weekend and we saw two hogs and killed one
and a half. He claimed I got the other one.
I never did. Anyway, the guy says, I feel your pain.
My wife and I won one in a raffle to
benefit a friend of ours. Life was in their house
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and a fire two helicopters, my brother and two friends
we kill. Oh you suck. We killed sixty two hogs
and six coyotes. Once I got it through my head
that I wasn't supplying the AMMO, I tried to melt
the barrel down on the gun. So much fun reigning
death from above. I just wanted to rub it in.
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My name is Terry, and I'm still taking credit for
your burger recipe. Keep doing what you're doing, brother. I
don't know if you realize the impact you have on
saving our nation. You know, it's not very nice to
rub your success in my failure? What, Chris, what? Why
didn't I cook off some rounds at what? Look? I
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mean towards the end they felt so bad. They flew
us over some little, some little puddle and they had
us unload a couple of mags into the puddle. But
but I mean, I could see that how that would
be thrilling for a lot of people, And I didn't.
I didn't hate it. You're shooting a suppressed AR with
a great optic on it. It was fine. But you
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have any idea how many rounds I put through an
AR in my life? It's not I know the boys haven't. Look,
I'm glad they got to do it. I am glad
they got to do it. I'm glad it was a memory.
I am. I don't think I will ever be able
to bring myself to spend that kind of money again.
I can't. I don't think I can do it. I
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wanted them to get a bunch of hogs. I wanted
them to get a bunch of hogs. Plus, those freaking
hogs suck. They are just the worst, most vicious, destructive,
freaking things in the world. They're honestly, they're like Jasmin Krast.
Speaker 4 (10:47):
I want to be clear that like law enforcement isn't
to prevent crime. Law enforcement solves crime. Okay, that is
what they are supposed to do. They are supposed to
solve crimes, not necessarily prevent them from happening, per se.
Speaker 2 (11:05):
Yeah, that's what we're up against, all right. So we're
going to talk about communism in revenge, and we're going
to talk about how they're programmed with responses that have
been proven effective time and time and time again. We'll
get to that next.
Speaker 5 (11:23):
Mists.
Speaker 1 (11:24):
Catch up.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful Tuesday. Remember you can email the show
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com and we will get
back to a lot of those emails here in a
few I wanted to play something for you. You don't
know who James tell A Rico is. No, does not
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does it matter? He's in the Texas State Legislature. I
guess if you're in Texas you may know. But he's
a scumbag communist in the Texas State Legislature. Who this
guy is is not necessarily import I should let you know, well,
actually you're about to hear it. He is running for Senate,
you know, John Cornyn and Ken Paxton. They're having this
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big fight, this big primary fight that Lord willing John
Cornyn loses. But once that's done, Democrats will once again
send millions of dollars trying to win back a Senate
seat in the state of Texas. Don't worry. I'm not
hopeful they we'll be able to do that. I think
we're going to be just fine. But you never want
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to say it's impossible, right, You don't want to say
it's impossible. So there are going to be Democrats who
want to make a name for themselves, possibly set themselves
up for a future run, or catch lightning in a
bottle and win. You never know who are going to run.
This guy's one of them. Who he is is not important.
The race itself is not important. What is important is
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something that we've talked about again and again and again,
and I'm just playing this as evidence of it. Oftentimes,
when we speak to communists, we speak in a language
that is incomprehensible to them. And this is what I
mean by that. And we've used this, We've used that.
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Mandani guy in New York as an example, they'll say
something to the effect of, I want government run grocery stores.
These grocery stores are making too much money. I want
government run grocery stores. And because you are informed, and
because you are a decent human being, you it's human
nature respond to them. If that won't work, well, they've
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tried that before. That never worked, that didn't work in
the Soviet Union, that didn't work in Kansas City. That
you point out all the ways it won't work, it
didn't work, and all the ways it will be actually
disastrous for this person or that group or this neighborhood.
And that's the logical response. I want to point out.
It's not because you're dumb, that's the logic response, because
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isn't the idea that this stuff works. But isn't that
what we all want. I want something that works, that
makes your life better, makes my life better. That's what
we want, something that works. But remember what communism is.
It is the religion of who of the malcontent, the
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religion of the malcontent. Communism is not designed to work.
It's not sold. It's not even sold to its constituents
as something that will work. It's sold as revenge. You
find a group of angry, bitter people, You find a
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group of malcontents, You find out who they blame for
their lot in life, and you simply promise them that
you will get revenge on their behalf. If they give
you power, if they put you in office, you you're
gonna punish somebody. This is if you were in Texas,
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you would probably know him. But this is a He's
going to be a very well funded senate running Democrat,
and he could easily win the primary. Listen to his
ad Listen to this.
Speaker 6 (15:25):
Billionaires want us looking left and right at each other
so that we're not looking up at them. The people
at the top work so hard to keep us angry
and divided because our unity is a threat to their
wealth and their power. So their social media algorithms and
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their cable news networks tear us apart. They divide us
by party, by race, by gender, by religion, so that
we don't notice that they're defunding our schools, gutting our
health care, and cutting taxes for themselves and their rich friends.
It is the oldest strategy in the world, divide and conquered.
Speaker 2 (16:11):
But we will not be conquered. We're underdogs in this fight.
Speaker 6 (16:17):
We're going up against those billionaire mega donors and their
puppet politicians. We're going up against a rigged system, and
we're going up against a lot of money.
Speaker 2 (16:29):
Now, let me ask you something. I just played it
for you. I'll played you some again. What was he
selling there? What did he sell about your life that
will make it better? Anything? Anything? Did even so much
as make a passing reference to making anyone's life actually better? No,
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he knows what he's selling, vengeance.
Speaker 6 (16:55):
Billionaires want us looking left and right at each other
so that we're not looking up at them. The people
at the top work so hard to keep us angry
and divided because our unity is a threat to their wealth.
Speaker 2 (17:13):
And always selling revenge. When you try to reason with
the Democrat in your life and you're maybe you're showing
them evidence, maybe you're making I'm sure you are making
logical arguments, you're walking through things, explaining things, it doesn't
seem to land with them the way you think it should.
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Why is that? Why does it not make an impact
on them? It's a black and white fact. You showed
them a video, you showed them a statistic, You showed
them that You showed them all the logical reasons why
they should be rejecting communism, but it didn't make a
dent because you know what you didn't do. You didn't
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give them an outlet for their vengeance. That's what communists sell.
Remember that also, do remember that? Well, let me ask you.
Have you ever had to put in your email address
on a website? Of course you have why because your
personal information is worth money. Your data is worth money.
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Now that's the legal way. If your email address has
a monetary value, and it does. How much do you
think your Social Security number is worth? Your name, your address?
Let me give you a clue. It's worth a fortune.
That's why LifeLock has to exist. Criminal networks, entire criminal
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networks exist on the Internet. As you're listening to the
sound of my voice, they are looking for your information
so they can steal it, drain your bank account, and
ruin your freaking life. How will you know they could
be draining it right this second? How would you know
you have LifeLock? They'll alert you to identity threats to you,
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and honestly, I should say when it happens to you,
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is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, Wonderful Tuesday.
Remember if you miss any part of the show, including
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Speaker 1 (19:47):
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Speaker 2 (20:06):
That is available on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes, Bronco. I know
you've gone over why you don't like term limits, but
you also discuss how hard it is to get to
vote out these representatives and senators. The main reason I
support term limits. The longer the people are in DC,
the deeper they dig in and learn the ways of
the swamp. We have to have term limits to break
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these connections. On and so forth. I used to listen
to Rush with my dad. I love to see my
son have the same opportunity with you. If you read
this on the air, no problem saying my name. His
name is Tom. Look at it's not as if term limits,
if it were to pass tomorrow, that I would complain.
It's not that I would complain. But my point is,
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in order to save the United States of America, we
need norm and norma. We need all the normies out there.
We need them to wake up. We need people who
share our values, your friends, your neighbors. We need them
to wake up and get involved in some level. On
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some level. The Communists are an unbelievably tiny minority in
this country. If we were to wake up and get involved,
it's not just that we could run them out of
red areas. You know, when I tell people to get involved,
they think, well, yeah, we shouldn't have any Communists in
office in Texas or something like that. And you're right,
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of course, But I don't think people really fully understand
how much power we could take back. We could take
back blue areas in this country if people got up,
If the normies got up, got involved, started running for office,
voting in primaries, getting informed, we could take back everything.
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If the average a mayor and citizen got involved and
started caring and participating in the electoral process. That is
how we save the country. And if we don't, if
normal people don't wake up, then we can't. We won't
end up saving it in the end. We have to
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have that. Okay, I'll put it to you this way.
I'll put it to you this way. There was there
was a sports show one time. It was it was
an NFL show. I'm not even gonna go into the
network or whatnot, but there was an NFL show. And
this is back when I used to watch the NFL
all the time, and this NFL show it was kind
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of different than the other ones where you just see highlights,
look at that catch touchdown, way way way different than that.
It was a show run by football guys, and I
think it was a half hour if I remember right.
And the show itself it was breaking down film. I'm
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talking like a football coach would in front of his team. Hey,
you see this left tackle. How he took a left
step here when if he had taken a right step
there he would have In the most nerdy, detailed possible way.
In me, NFL super fan, I loved it. I thought
it was the best freaking thing on television. I thought
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it was one of the best things I'd ever seen. Finally,
detail I've been wanting. I want this information. It got canceled,
I believe after one year. Why because I am the
hyper informed. Yes I loved it. Other hyperinformed people loved it.
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But you know who didn't want it, who wouldn't buy it?
The masses. The masses. The masses are where the power lies.
You know, I'm going to tell you something that may
offend you. It shouldn't, but it may. Donald Trump didn't
win the presidency because of you, and he didn't win
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the presidency because of me. Yes, we contributed in our
own way. We told friends and family, and that does matter.
You know, we got involved. That does matter. Maybe you donated,
maybe you knocked on doors, that does matter. Do you
know why Donald Trump curb stomped Kamala Harris in the
presidential election because the masses were sick of inflation and
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they were sick of an open border. If you were
to go down the list of the Biden era scandals,
all the evil, horrible crap they did, and you were
to go down that list with the normies in your life,
they wouldn't have any idea what you're talking about or
why they matter at all. You want to know a
good example here's a good example. You want to test
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me on this, here's a good one. The normy friend
in your life. I want you to do this, and
I want you to send me an email with the results.
Take the normy friend in your life, the dude, the lady,
your neighbor, your brother, whoever it is, and I want
you to ask them about the Joe Biden Auto Penn scandal.
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You know the fact that Joe Biden, president of the
United States, was a non functional adult, and he was
surrounded by committed communists like Anita Done, people like that,
and they just started pardoning as many violent criminals as
humanly possible without him signing off on it. He was look,
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we know by now he was issuing executive orders that
would affect the lives of all kinds of people across
this country, executive orders and he never even knew about them.
Committed communists around him were running the United States of America.
I'll tell you what. I want you to bring that
up to your normy friend. Tell me what they said.
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They either A won't know or B won't care. I
went through this last weekend when I went over to
my buddy's house, they were having a big poker tournament.
I didn't play. I got there too late, but they
were having a big poker tournament. Then everyone was sitting
around watching football, watching no, it's baseball night, watching baseball,
and sitting around and gabbing. And it came up the
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auto pen thing. And it wasn't just the lack of
knowledge about the Joe Biden auto pen scandal. They didn't care. Now,
most of these people, by the way, are Republicans, and
they voted in the election and voted for Trump. They
were what auto pen? Oh what that doesn't The United
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States of America was run by unelected Communists for four years,
possibly wounding this country mortally beyond repair, and Normanies don't
even know about it, and if they do, they don't care.
We have to bring the masses with us. The masses
are where the power truly lies, and we always have
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to keep that in mind. The communists knows that. That's
why he bends over backwards so much to manipulate people
in one way or the other. Always a manipulation of
some kind, always lying, always manipulating. Why do communists tell
such brazen lies? What's part of the mazing main reason.
It's not just their names.
Speaker 5 (27:30):
I do have one very affirmative statement to make. We won,
but I didn't lose. I got the votes, but we
won't know exactly how many because of how they cheated.
But now this in twenty eighteen, when I lost my election,
I was never confused about it. I had conversations with
k why.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
Because they understand the vast majority of people barely pay
attention five percent of the time. They're just not that informed,
and so the Communist, because they're not that informed, gets
away with the worst things in the world. Back to
your term limits argument. To save the United States of America,
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we need these people woken up. We need the masses realizing,
holy crap, democrats are freaking demonic. We need to go
get them all out of office. We have to have
that awakening. It's important. Term limits are no term limits.
That's what will truly save the country. All right, let's
talk about the FBI. Let's get to another eye popping
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piece of audio next. He doesn't care if you believe him,
but he's right. Jesse Kelly, It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show, on what has
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wanted to remind you again about a little project that
Jewish producer Chris and Corey have going on, Medal of
Honor Mondays, which apparently are a huge hit on the
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YouTube channel. What do they look up for the YouTube channel,
Chris Jesse Kelly Show. I probably could have guessed that.
I didn't. Well, I don't know, Chris. On the YouTube channel,
Chris and Corey are putting those Medal of Honor Mondays
on there and they're going to be expanding on that.
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So and all. This is free, by the way, if
you want to go subscribe to that or sign up
for to something like that. I don't know, Chris, people
can subscribe, right, Why do you have to say it
like that. I don't know. I'm not an old man.
I don't understand how it is free though, right, I
can't believe you did something for free. Any Wait, it's free.
You just hit subscribe, Okay, just hit subscribe and you
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can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
There's a former Boston City council woman there. There is
an allegation that she's also not an American citizen. We
know she began as an illegal. We don't know yet,
or at least I don't think so, whether or not
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she's she ever became one. But of course she's being
sentenced to prison. Why because she did what so many
of them do. She looted the treasury. They get into
office and they get the keys to the bank vault
that is the treasury, and they looted the looters. That's
why they take these positions of power. She actually got
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busted and she's going to prison, but none of that's
the point. The point is how many people, how many
of these democrats across the kind, have been programmed with
certain responses whenever they get caught, and boy, how often
do we hear this.
Speaker 3 (31:09):
I'm not that important, And I hope that after this
you guys will stop talking about me, because I'm actually
an introvert and it hurts when you put me on
the news. And for Boston Herald and all of the
folks who've like, try to create stories, try to verify
your facts. The reason why I don't talk to you
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is because you never report accurately on black people. You're
always causing some sort of trouble and you are. And
you know what, the responsibility really is not on Boston Herald,
though ABC or Fox twenty five. The responsibility should be
on the black community. We need to create black media
so that we can actually be able to create a
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fair story and report accurately accurately on black people. You
don't care that I'm a black woman, that I'm an immigrant,
that I'm getting death threats, and I'm not a victim.
I'm not saying any of that. I took responsibility. I'm
asking you to humanize black people, especially black women, especially
black immigrants. And there's no excuses here.
Speaker 2 (32:10):
It's just simply you know what she goes on, it
doesn't matter. But you know what's so aggravating. That woman
isn't illegal, she's not even a study, wasn't even born here.
And yet these people get here and they immediately learn
from the other communists, the other Democrats in the country,
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words that can get you out of trouble. They immediately
immediately take that programming in and she knows, she got
here five minutes ago, and she knows. But I'm black.
But behold on, I'm black. Can't touch me. I'm black.
Why are you talking bad about me? Didn't you hear
I was black? I'm black. I have my shield up.
It says black on it. I have my shield. Can't
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argue with me? Drives me up the freaking wall. You
know what else drives me up the wall. Maybe I'm
just in a salty mood. I haven't eaten, so that's
a problem. This is from just the news. FBI probing
whether it's own agents obstructed or interfered with politically sensitive cases. Okay,
I'm good, I'm look, I'm glad you're probing it. I
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am At what point in time do the probes turn
into prison time? When does it go from probe to indictment,
to trial to conviction to prison time. Chris is such
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a cynic, he said, it doesn't look Remember all the
talk about John Brennan, James Comy, the Russia hoax. Remember
how many people told us indictments are coming, not just
an indictment, indictments. I think we're going to see a
lot of indictments and maybe we are. I realize this
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stuff takes time. It's not a five minute process. When
do communists start going to prison for their crimes? When
you understand that they only stand, they only understand fear
and pain, right, that's all they understand. Like these judges.
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I have a solution. Remember that magistrate, judge Teresa Stokes
who let that animal out, who killed that woman on
the Charlotte train. My solution is quite simple. If a
judge sets an animal free and the animal commits a
crime within a year of the judge setting him free,
the judge gets the exact same prison sentence if it's
in If it's within two years, the judge gets seventy
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five percent of the prison sentence. If it's within three years,
four years, okay, we can zero that out. The judge
is no longer held responsible. The guy lasted a couple
of years before he turned back into a dirt ball.
And you can say I don't like this or that
about that, and all those arguments may be valid, but
without pain, without fear, these communist judges are not They're
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not going to change their ways. They're not sorry. I'm
not sorry at all. You will be sorry if you
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Speaker 1 (36:26):
And now here's a headline by go you know, you
know the thing headlines We didn't get.
Speaker 2 (36:31):
To London Police arrest a man suspected of bringing tear
gas to Heathrow. I'm not exactly sure why you would
want to bring tear gas in, but that brings me
memories of the gas chamber and boot camp in the
Marine Corps, and it makes me laugh thinking about all
that's not in puke. Seventy six percent of civics teachers
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self censor over fears of controversy. So much of communism
relyfe eyes on the fear of good people, fear of
speaking up, fear of being ridiculed. You speak up, get loud.
Incoming Chief of Naval Operations sets ambitious priorities for the
future of the Navy. Maybe they're going straight. I am
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going to join you tomorrow as we continue our tournament
of tournaments, as we laugh, as we cry, and do
other things. That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. So we're
going to talk about these people and how they've burrowed
themselves into the government briefly, because I want to mostly
focus on emails them using our values against us. How
they are they themselves are programmed with responses to things. Ah,
(00:39):
that and so much more still to come on the
final hour of the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. So
just a few different headlines. This is from Daily Signal.
Deep State actor LGBTQ activist remains at the State Department
under Trump. Her name's Carrie Hannon remains at the State Department. Okay.
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Headline Obama judge who blocked planned parenthood, blocked parent parenthood
defunding takes aim at the Lake in Riley act. Headline
Irs fires a top aid linked to the Obama era
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tea party targeting scandal. Her name's well, look, it doesn't
really matter actually right now, but Holly Pass is her name.
That's not the important thing. I don't want to focus
on the details. I want to focus on this. We
are just now firing a lady who used her position
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at the IRS to attack political opponents of the President
of the United States of America, a man who was
president over a decade ago. Just now, since that time,
we have had Donald Trump once and Joe Biden for
four years, and just now this person is being let go.
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This the only reason I wanted to do this is
a reminder that these people are dug in everywhere in
our country, everywhere in our government, and we cannot work
hard enough or fast enough to dig them out. And
they must be dug out root and branch. You have
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to go to the source of these people. And they've
been caught several times before. We've found enough private communication.
They all say the same thing. Keep your head down,
your mouth shut. Let's wake them out. We'll just weight
out this administration and then we'll move on and get
to do all the evil crap we wanted to do.
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Don't raise a stink, don't just keep your head down
in your mouth shut.
Speaker 3 (02:58):
Lie.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Remember we have to lie about everything at all times. Yes, sir,
mister Trump, I'll do what you say, mister Trump, while
working against us at all times. It's freaking awful and
it's happening everywhere. It's just some emails, Jesse, thank you
for voicing exactly what I think about communists trying to
take over the country. God bless you and your sponsors
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and broadcasters allowing you to find the voice the truth. Okay, well,
there are a couple people that I should probably think
when it comes to that, because we get a lot
of these emails. Thanks for you, thanks for finally saying it,
and thanks for saying things other people don't and stuff
like that, and well, I appreciate the sentiment. There are
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two entities that deserve all the credit in the world
for that. The first is Premiere. Premier is the largest
syndicator in the United States of America. Comfortably, this is
a large company. Do you have any idea how many
complaints they get about me, how many emails, how many voicemails,
(04:03):
how many powerful people have reached out saying you need
to fire this guy? Who is this guy? Fire this guy?
And not only have they not, they have never once
told me what to say. They've never once called and said, hey, uh,
could you not do a Crappiest Country in the World competition.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
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We dig a hole in your yard. Do you know
of a single other political show nationally is syndicated that
has done something like that. You know why they don't
because they get in trouble, get yelled at. You know
what I've heard since we started it? Nothing? Oh never mind,
(04:58):
I take that back. I did hear. Hey, you guys
are do and great, keep it up. That's what I heard.
They could deserve a lot of credit. Two. The advertisers
of the show a long time ago. Let me explain
the media landscape in this country, because Rush had to
fight against this so much, so much. The communists they
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understand the business model. They understand that you're going to
have advertisers. Otherwise nobody makes money. The show doesn't stay
on the air. They understand that. So what they started
to do was they started leaning on advertisers to the
point they would create fake outrage. There were organizations out there.
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They would have stacks of cell phones, different cell phones
so they had different phone numbers, and they would bring
in an army of activists and they would all they
would all call Puretalk. You know, I'm using that as
an example. They'd have fifty people in a room. It's
all the same, you know, the same five people making
the phone calls, all different phone numbers, burning up the phones,
(06:04):
calling pure Talk. Hey, you should get rid of the
Jesse Kelly show. He's evil, he's racist, he's been back,
he's a different and for the longest time, that was
extremely effective these companies. That's intimidating if you think, oh
my gosh, I'm sponsoring this guy. Everyone's mad at me. Now,
after all, we just got a million phone calls. Surely
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everyone's mad. Hey, what's the path of least resistance, what's
the least risky thing. Let's just get rid of him. Hey,
let's just stump it, let's move on. And they did
that very very successfully, the Communists did for years and
years and years and years and years. Mine are made
of iron. Iron. They laugh when when we talk, because
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we always get together. Like I just mentioned, Pure Talk's
actually a great example. The Pure Talk boys will fly
in and we'll go out, we'll get some and we'll
have a bunch of laughs. It's a subject of humor
at the table. How many complaints they're not intimidated. We
go ahead and call you dirty comedies. We'll have a
good time laughing in your stupid face next time we
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go for text mechs. That's awesome. I have an employer
who lets me say what I want, sponsors who are
not intimidated by the complaints, and so you me, we
get to enjoy a good show, no matter how much
Chris holds us back. We get to enjoy it what Chris.
No matter how much Chris holds us back, we get
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to enjoy a good show. And by the way, if
if you are in the market or in the mood
for the things we do advertise on the show, they're
all things I use. I refuse to ever advertise for
something I don't believe in and use. Chris examines all
these organizations, so we're not dealing with comedy organizations and
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they have to be something I use. Look, I just
mentioned pure talk. Switch to pure Talk to the company
that stands up, stands up to this kind of garbage,
Verizon AT and T T Mobile. Those companies were out
there funding the George Floyd protests. Pure Talk mocks communists
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when they call and complain. Which cell phone company do
you think you should use dial pound two five zero in,
say Jesse Kelly. By the way, you'll be on the
phone with pure talk speaking to an American. Take you
ten minutes and you'll save money. Pound two five zero,
say Jesse Kelly. Jesse, I feel your pain about the
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hog hunt. He's talking about the fact that I spent
a fortune and took my sons on a hog hunt
this weekend and we saw two hogs and killed one
and a half. He claimed I got the other one.
I never did. Anyway, the guy says, I feel your pain.
My wife and I won one in a raffle to
benefit a friend of ours. Life was in their house
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and a fire two helicopters, my brother and two friends
we kill. Oh you suck. We killed sixty two hogs
and six coyotes. Once I got it through my head
that I wasn't supplying the AMMO, I tried to melt
the barrel down on the gun. So much fun reigning
death from above. I just wanted to rub it in.
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My name is Terry, and I'm still taking credit for
your burger recipe. Keep doing what you're doing, brother. I
don't know if you realize the impact you have on
saving our nation. You know, it's not very nice to
rub your success in my failure? What, Chris, what? Why
didn't I cook off some rounds at what? Look? I
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mean towards the end they felt so bad. They flew
us over some little, some little puddle and they had
us unload a couple of mags into the puddle. But
but I mean, I could see that how that would
be thrilling for a lot of people, And I didn't.
I didn't hate it. You're shooting a suppressed AR with
a great optic on it. It was fine. But you
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have any idea how many rounds I put through an
AR in my life? It's not I know the boys haven't. Look,
I'm glad they got to do it. I am glad
they got to do it. I'm glad it was a memory.
I am. I don't think I will ever be able
to bring myself to spend that kind of money again.
I can't. I don't think I can do it. I
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wanted them to get a bunch of hogs. I wanted
them to get a bunch of hogs. Plus, those freaking
hogs suck. They are just the worst, most vicious, destructive,
freaking things in the world. They're honestly, they're like Jasmin Krast.
Speaker 4 (10:47):
I want to be clear that like law enforcement isn't
to prevent crime. Law enforcement solves crime. Okay, that is
what they are supposed to do. They are supposed to
solve crimes, not necessarily prevent them from happening, per se.
Speaker 2 (11:05):
Yeah, that's what we're up against, all right. So we're
going to talk about communism in revenge, and we're going
to talk about how they're programmed with responses that have
been proven effective time and time and time again. We'll
get to that next.
Speaker 5 (11:23):
Mists.
Speaker 1 (11:24):
Catch up.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful Tuesday. Remember you can email the show
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com and we will get
back to a lot of those emails here in a
few I wanted to play something for you. You don't
know who James tell A Rico is. No, does not
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does it matter? He's in the Texas State Legislature. I
guess if you're in Texas you may know. But he's
a scumbag communist in the Texas State Legislature. Who this
guy is is not necessarily import I should let you know, well,
actually you're about to hear it. He is running for Senate,
you know, John Cornyn and Ken Paxton. They're having this
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big fight, this big primary fight that Lord willing John
Cornyn loses. But once that's done, Democrats will once again
send millions of dollars trying to win back a Senate
seat in the state of Texas. Don't worry. I'm not
hopeful they we'll be able to do that. I think
we're going to be just fine. But you never want
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to say it's impossible, right, You don't want to say
it's impossible. So there are going to be Democrats who
want to make a name for themselves, possibly set themselves
up for a future run, or catch lightning in a
bottle and win. You never know who are going to run.
This guy's one of them. Who he is is not important.
The race itself is not important. What is important is
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something that we've talked about again and again and again,
and I'm just playing this as evidence of it. Oftentimes,
when we speak to communists, we speak in a language
that is incomprehensible to them. And this is what I
mean by that. And we've used this, We've used that.
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Mandani guy in New York as an example, they'll say
something to the effect of, I want government run grocery stores.
These grocery stores are making too much money. I want
government run grocery stores. And because you are informed, and
because you are a decent human being, you it's human
nature respond to them. If that won't work, well, they've
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tried that before. That never worked, that didn't work in
the Soviet Union, that didn't work in Kansas City. That
you point out all the ways it won't work, it
didn't work, and all the ways it will be actually
disastrous for this person or that group or this neighborhood.
And that's the logical response. I want to point out.
It's not because you're dumb, that's the logic response, because
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isn't the idea that this stuff works. But isn't that
what we all want. I want something that works, that
makes your life better, makes my life better. That's what
we want, something that works. But remember what communism is.
It is the religion of who of the malcontent, the
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religion of the malcontent. Communism is not designed to work.
It's not sold. It's not even sold to its constituents
as something that will work. It's sold as revenge. You
find a group of angry, bitter people, You find a
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group of malcontents, You find out who they blame for
their lot in life, and you simply promise them that
you will get revenge on their behalf. If they give
you power, if they put you in office, you you're
gonna punish somebody. This is if you were in Texas,
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you would probably know him. But this is a He's
going to be a very well funded senate running Democrat,
and he could easily win the primary. Listen to his
ad Listen to this.
Speaker 6 (15:25):
Billionaires want us looking left and right at each other
so that we're not looking up at them. The people
at the top work so hard to keep us angry
and divided because our unity is a threat to their
wealth and their power. So their social media algorithms and
(15:47):
their cable news networks tear us apart. They divide us
by party, by race, by gender, by religion, so that
we don't notice that they're defunding our schools, gutting our
health care, and cutting taxes for themselves and their rich friends.
It is the oldest strategy in the world, divide and conquered.
Speaker 2 (16:11):
But we will not be conquered. We're underdogs in this fight.
Speaker 6 (16:17):
We're going up against those billionaire mega donors and their
puppet politicians. We're going up against a rigged system, and
we're going up against a lot of money.
Speaker 2 (16:29):
Now, let me ask you something. I just played it
for you. I'll played you some again. What was he
selling there? What did he sell about your life that
will make it better? Anything? Anything? Did even so much
as make a passing reference to making anyone's life actually better? No,
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he knows what he's selling, vengeance.
Speaker 6 (16:55):
Billionaires want us looking left and right at each other
so that we're not looking up at them. The people
at the top work so hard to keep us angry
and divided because our unity is a threat to their wealth.
Speaker 2 (17:13):
And always selling revenge. When you try to reason with
the Democrat in your life and you're maybe you're showing
them evidence, maybe you're making I'm sure you are making
logical arguments, you're walking through things, explaining things, it doesn't
seem to land with them the way you think it should.
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Why is that? Why does it not make an impact
on them? It's a black and white fact. You showed
them a video, you showed them a statistic, You showed
them that You showed them all the logical reasons why
they should be rejecting communism, but it didn't make a
dent because you know what you didn't do. You didn't
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give them an outlet for their vengeance. That's what communists sell.
Remember that also, do remember that? Well, let me ask you.
Have you ever had to put in your email address
on a website? Of course you have why because your
personal information is worth money. Your data is worth money.
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Now that's the legal way. If your email address has
a monetary value, and it does. How much do you
think your Social Security number is worth? Your name, your address?
Let me give you a clue. It's worth a fortune.
That's why LifeLock has to exist. Criminal networks, entire criminal
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networks exist on the Internet. As you're listening to the
sound of my voice, they are looking for your information
so they can steal it, drain your bank account, and
ruin your freaking life. How will you know they could
be draining it right this second? How would you know
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Speaker 2 (20:06):
That is available on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes, Bronco. I know
you've gone over why you don't like term limits, but
you also discuss how hard it is to get to
vote out these representatives and senators. The main reason I
support term limits. The longer the people are in DC,
the deeper they dig in and learn the ways of
the swamp. We have to have term limits to break
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these connections. On and so forth. I used to listen
to Rush with my dad. I love to see my
son have the same opportunity with you. If you read
this on the air, no problem saying my name. His
name is Tom. Look at it's not as if term limits,
if it were to pass tomorrow, that I would complain.
It's not that I would complain. But my point is,
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in order to save the United States of America, we
need norm and norma. We need all the normies out there.
We need them to wake up. We need people who
share our values, your friends, your neighbors. We need them
to wake up and get involved in some level. On
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some level. The Communists are an unbelievably tiny minority in
this country. If we were to wake up and get involved,
it's not just that we could run them out of
red areas. You know, when I tell people to get involved,
they think, well, yeah, we shouldn't have any Communists in
office in Texas or something like that. And you're right,
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of course, But I don't think people really fully understand
how much power we could take back. We could take
back blue areas in this country if people got up,
If the normies got up, got involved, started running for office,
voting in primaries, getting informed, we could take back everything.
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If the average a mayor and citizen got involved and
started caring and participating in the electoral process. That is
how we save the country. And if we don't, if
normal people don't wake up, then we can't. We won't
end up saving it in the end. We have to
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have that. Okay, I'll put it to you this way.
I'll put it to you this way. There was there
was a sports show one time. It was it was
an NFL show. I'm not even gonna go into the
network or whatnot, but there was an NFL show. And
this is back when I used to watch the NFL
all the time, and this NFL show it was kind
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of different than the other ones where you just see highlights,
look at that catch touchdown, way way way different than that.
It was a show run by football guys, and I
think it was a half hour if I remember right.
And the show itself it was breaking down film. I'm
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talking like a football coach would in front of his team. Hey,
you see this left tackle. How he took a left
step here when if he had taken a right step
there he would have In the most nerdy, detailed possible way.
In me, NFL super fan, I loved it. I thought
it was the best freaking thing on television. I thought
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it was one of the best things I'd ever seen. Finally,
detail I've been wanting. I want this information. It got canceled,
I believe after one year. Why because I am the
hyper informed. Yes I loved it. Other hyperinformed people loved it.
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But you know who didn't want it, who wouldn't buy it?
The masses. The masses. The masses are where the power lies.
You know, I'm going to tell you something that may
offend you. It shouldn't, but it may. Donald Trump didn't
win the presidency because of you, and he didn't win
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the presidency because of me. Yes, we contributed in our
own way. We told friends and family, and that does matter.
You know, we got involved. That does matter. Maybe you donated,
maybe you knocked on doors, that does matter. Do you
know why Donald Trump curb stomped Kamala Harris in the
presidential election because the masses were sick of inflation and
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they were sick of an open border. If you were
to go down the list of the Biden era scandals,
all the evil, horrible crap they did, and you were
to go down that list with the normies in your life,
they wouldn't have any idea what you're talking about or
why they matter at all. You want to know a
good example here's a good example. You want to test
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me on this, here's a good one. The normy friend
in your life. I want you to do this, and
I want you to send me an email with the results.
Take the normy friend in your life, the dude, the lady,
your neighbor, your brother, whoever it is, and I want
you to ask them about the Joe Biden Auto Penn scandal.
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You know the fact that Joe Biden, president of the
United States, was a non functional adult, and he was
surrounded by committed communists like Anita Done, people like that,
and they just started pardoning as many violent criminals as
humanly possible without him signing off on it. He was look,
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we know by now he was issuing executive orders that
would affect the lives of all kinds of people across
this country, executive orders and he never even knew about them.
Committed communists around him were running the United States of America.
I'll tell you what. I want you to bring that
up to your normy friend. Tell me what they said.
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They either A won't know or B won't care. I
went through this last weekend when I went over to
my buddy's house, they were having a big poker tournament.
I didn't play. I got there too late, but they
were having a big poker tournament. Then everyone was sitting
around watching football, watching no, it's baseball night, watching baseball,
and sitting around and gabbing. And it came up the
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auto pen thing. And it wasn't just the lack of
knowledge about the Joe Biden auto pen scandal. They didn't care. Now,
most of these people, by the way, are Republicans, and
they voted in the election and voted for Trump. They
were what auto pen? Oh what that doesn't The United
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States of America was run by unelected Communists for four years,
possibly wounding this country mortally beyond repair, and Normanies don't
even know about it, and if they do, they don't care.
We have to bring the masses with us. The masses
are where the power truly lies, and we always have
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to keep that in mind. The communists knows that. That's
why he bends over backwards so much to manipulate people
in one way or the other. Always a manipulation of
some kind, always lying, always manipulating. Why do communists tell
such brazen lies? What's part of the mazing main reason.
It's not just their names.
Speaker 5 (27:30):
I do have one very affirmative statement to make. We won,
but I didn't lose. I got the votes, but we
won't know exactly how many because of how they cheated.
But now this in twenty eighteen, when I lost my election,
I was never confused about it. I had conversations with
k why.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
Because they understand the vast majority of people barely pay
attention five percent of the time. They're just not that informed,
and so the Communist, because they're not that informed, gets
away with the worst things in the world. Back to
your term limits argument. To save the United States of America,
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we need these people woken up. We need the masses realizing,
holy crap, democrats are freaking demonic. We need to go
get them all out of office. We have to have
that awakening. It's important. Term limits are no term limits.
That's what will truly save the country. All right, let's
talk about the FBI. Let's get to another eye popping
(28:36):
piece of audio next. He doesn't care if you believe him,
but he's right. Jesse Kelly, It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show, on what has
been a wonderful Tuesday, Do not forget that. Tomorrow, our
Tournament of Tournaments continues with Zimbabwe taking on North Korea
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You just have to go look that up. And I
wanted to remind you again about a little project that
Jewish producer Chris and Corey have going on, Medal of
Honor Mondays, which apparently are a huge hit on the
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YouTube channel. What do they look up for the YouTube channel,
Chris Jesse Kelly Show. I probably could have guessed that.
I didn't. Well, I don't know, Chris. On the YouTube channel,
Chris and Corey are putting those Medal of Honor Mondays
on there and they're going to be expanding on that.
(29:44):
So and all. This is free, by the way, if
you want to go subscribe to that or sign up
for to something like that. I don't know, Chris, people
can subscribe, right, Why do you have to say it
like that. I don't know. I'm not an old man.
I don't understand how it is free though, right, I
can't believe you did something for free. Any Wait, it's free.
You just hit subscribe, Okay, just hit subscribe and you
(30:09):
can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
There's a former Boston City council woman there. There is
an allegation that she's also not an American citizen. We
know she began as an illegal. We don't know yet,
or at least I don't think so, whether or not
(30:29):
she's she ever became one. But of course she's being
sentenced to prison. Why because she did what so many
of them do. She looted the treasury. They get into
office and they get the keys to the bank vault
that is the treasury, and they looted the looters. That's
why they take these positions of power. She actually got
(30:51):
busted and she's going to prison, but none of that's
the point. The point is how many people, how many
of these democrats across the kind, have been programmed with
certain responses whenever they get caught, and boy, how often
do we hear this.
Speaker 3 (31:09):
I'm not that important, And I hope that after this
you guys will stop talking about me, because I'm actually
an introvert and it hurts when you put me on
the news. And for Boston Herald and all of the
folks who've like, try to create stories, try to verify
your facts. The reason why I don't talk to you
(31:29):
is because you never report accurately on black people. You're
always causing some sort of trouble and you are. And
you know what, the responsibility really is not on Boston Herald,
though ABC or Fox twenty five. The responsibility should be
on the black community. We need to create black media
so that we can actually be able to create a
(31:49):
fair story and report accurately accurately on black people. You
don't care that I'm a black woman, that I'm an immigrant,
that I'm getting death threats, and I'm not a victim.
I'm not saying any of that. I took responsibility. I'm
asking you to humanize black people, especially black women, especially
black immigrants. And there's no excuses here.
Speaker 2 (32:10):
It's just simply you know what she goes on, it
doesn't matter. But you know what's so aggravating. That woman
isn't illegal, she's not even a study, wasn't even born here.
And yet these people get here and they immediately learn
from the other communists, the other Democrats in the country,
(32:33):
words that can get you out of trouble. They immediately
immediately take that programming in and she knows, she got
here five minutes ago, and she knows. But I'm black.
But behold on, I'm black. Can't touch me. I'm black.
Why are you talking bad about me? Didn't you hear
I was black? I'm black. I have my shield up.
It says black on it. I have my shield. Can't
(32:55):
argue with me? Drives me up the freaking wall. You
know what else drives me up the wall. Maybe I'm
just in a salty mood. I haven't eaten, so that's
a problem. This is from just the news. FBI probing
whether it's own agents obstructed or interfered with politically sensitive cases. Okay,
I'm good, I'm look, I'm glad you're probing it. I
(33:17):
am At what point in time do the probes turn
into prison time? When does it go from probe to indictment,
to trial to conviction to prison time. Chris is such
(33:37):
a cynic, he said, it doesn't look Remember all the
talk about John Brennan, James Comy, the Russia hoax. Remember
how many people told us indictments are coming, not just
an indictment, indictments. I think we're going to see a
lot of indictments and maybe we are. I realize this
(33:58):
stuff takes time. It's not a five minute process. When
do communists start going to prison for their crimes? When
you understand that they only stand, they only understand fear
and pain, right, that's all they understand. Like these judges.
(34:19):
I have a solution. Remember that magistrate, judge Teresa Stokes
who let that animal out, who killed that woman on
the Charlotte train. My solution is quite simple. If a
judge sets an animal free and the animal commits a
crime within a year of the judge setting him free,
the judge gets the exact same prison sentence if it's
in If it's within two years, the judge gets seventy
(34:42):
five percent of the prison sentence. If it's within three years,
four years, okay, we can zero that out. The judge
is no longer held responsible. The guy lasted a couple
of years before he turned back into a dirt ball.
And you can say I don't like this or that
about that, and all those arguments may be valid, but
without pain, without fear, these communist judges are not They're
(35:04):
not going to change their ways. They're not sorry. I'm
not sorry at all. You will be sorry if you
don't get your memories digitized. Mark my words, there's going
to come a day where you're going to want to
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at that that that wedding album is yours, the one
(35:26):
that's sitting there collecting dust, that family vacation to the lake.
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You're gonna want to be able to send it to
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Speaker 1 (36:26):
And now here's a headline by go you know, you
know the thing headlines We didn't get.
Speaker 2 (36:31):
To London Police arrest a man suspected of bringing tear
gas to Heathrow. I'm not exactly sure why you would
want to bring tear gas in, but that brings me
memories of the gas chamber and boot camp in the
Marine Corps, and it makes me laugh thinking about all
that's not in puke. Seventy six percent of civics teachers
(36:53):
self censor over fears of controversy. So much of communism
relyfe eyes on the fear of good people, fear of
speaking up, fear of being ridiculed. You speak up, get loud.
Incoming Chief of Naval Operations sets ambitious priorities for the
future of the Navy. Maybe they're going straight. I am
(37:15):
going to join you tomorrow as we continue our tournament
of tournaments, as we laugh, as we cry, and do
other things. That's all
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