June 9, 2026 • 38 mins
Scott Pelleys overly dramatic take on himself. The pros and conds of the social media age. Tom Brady's new juice company might have a problem with branding. Is Dome running against JD Vance?
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a magnificent Monday. It's been a medal of honor Monday.
We're gonna talk about more communist lies and how it
has embedded itself into quote journalism, good news out of
(00:32):
the FBI, believe it or not. Jd Vance and Dome
looks like they might be going head to head. All
that and so much more coming up in the final
hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. Now I mentioned they
just lie like they breathe. Lies are extremely important to communism.
(00:54):
Scott Pelley was with sixty minutes. Scott Pelley decided to
start running his mouth, which we'll get to and he
ended up being fired. But now he's doing the media
tour and he's whining. He's whining about the new leadership
at CBS and he's saying things like this.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
My hope is that the leadership of Paramount will say
to themselves, Okay, this isn't working. We have respected journalists
saying that there is a thumb on the scale for
one political party over another, and there's a subtle political
bias that I've never seen at sixty months before or
(01:36):
at CBS News before.
Speaker 1 (01:37):
We can't give hi mind. Sixty minutes has already been
sued for aiding Kamala Harrison her run for president. But
he's never seen the bias before, never seen it until now. Now.
I bet you're wondering, well, what kind of a stuff
is he talking about? Is he's seeing some heavy proch
(02:00):
stuff over there at sixty minutes. Oh oh, here's a
headline A great example. Scott Pelly says Barry Weiss, she's
the new leader of CBS wanted sixty minutes to say
Renee Good was quote driving toward the officer. That she
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was not only was she driving toward him, You don't
have you don't have to have some special angle. The
officer was hit by the car with such force that
he had to go to the hospital with internal injuries.
(02:48):
That she was driving toward the officer is a factual thing.
But you see, Scott Pelley is a communist. He calls
himself a journalist, but Scott Pelley is a communist. He
will hold himself up as being the standard of this
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or standard of that, but the reality is that Scott
Pelly is one of those people he wears the skin
suit of legitimacy while doing everything he can to move
the communist revolution forward. So when some communist street animal
named Renee Good plows her suv into an officer in
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Minneapolis and catches a bullet to the face for her troubles,
Scott Pelly understands, I'm gonna have to lie in this situation,
and he has no problem with lying. He knows he
needs to lie to move the Communist revolution forward. The
Communist Revolution demanded that we all bow our heads and
(03:56):
sob and cry because this citizen soccer mom was gunned
down by Nazis. She didn't know anything wrong. But that's
not true. And if you're gonna say that you have
to lie for Scott Pelley to do anything other than lie,
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well that man he couldn't do his job. That meant
he couldn't do what he thought he was supposed to do,
and that's carry the Communist revolution forward. You can point
to the lawsuits and everything else CBS is done as
evidence of their previous communist bias, but Scott doesn't see it.
Speaker 2 (04:46):
She I am told said something to the effect of,
why do you think the country thinks you're biased? But
she didn't offer any kind of a metric. You know,
what's your metric? Why do you think so? Do you
have a poll? Is there market research? What are you
talking about, because we certainly didn't believe that.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
Of course, it's not biased. The communist believes that every
institution exists to serve the communist revolution. That's what it
should do. Sixty minutes. Their job is not to be fair.
Their job is to move the Communist revolution forward. The FBI,
(05:30):
here's the headline, FBI brain trusts behind the Catholic weaponization
memo are looking for new jobs. Why in the world
did anybody at the FBI think it was appropriate to
try to seek the FBI at the church. That's what
the FBI's for, isn't it to attack the enemies of
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the communist revolution. Communists believe laws are only for the
enemies of the revolution. Rules only for the enemies of
the revolution should be used for the revolution, college, revolution, government, revolution,
Every institution they see, they believe should be used for
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the revolution. In any other use of that institution is
some sort of egregious political bias. They believe this about medicine.
Remember that old audio Jewish producer Chris has played for
US about ten thousand times on the show The Columbia
School of Medicine. I believe it was We're at their graduation.
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They're all out there, and I believe and the racial
bias and that they said that, and you look back
at you sit back and you say to yourself, I
don't understand. This is Colombia, this is medicine. Why are
you even bringing up race? What is this to the
communist everything? Everything should be used, has to be used
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for the revolution. Any other use of it is crazy. Now,
just a couple more things on Scott Pelly, buddy, come
on with this.
Speaker 2 (07:06):
Stupid I can I can take that stiff. Yeah, probably
don't care about the country. I've never worn the uniform,
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but I've been in combat for this country in Afghanistan,
Andrew rock Kuwait, been shot at, spent nights in foxholes,
filling up with water in the desert. I'm not aware
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that the President of the United States has ever done
any of those things for his country. Please correct me
if I'm wrong. You become a journal US.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
Oh sorry, sorry, sorry, he's still alive. I was playing
that in honor of Scott and his great service to
this country. Scott buddy. War correspondents. Don't get me wrong.
There are many war correspondents in the history of journalism
in the United States of America that have done a
(08:26):
lot of very very brave things. Please don't say you've
been in combat for the country, and don't say you
were in combat in Afghanistan and things like that, because
I know exactly how the journalists like Scott Pelley conducted themselves.
They'd go outside the wire maybe for five minutes, surrounded
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by men armed to the teeth.
Speaker 3 (08:53):
They never were in any danger at all. And then
they go home and walk into the news room full
of lesbians and dorks with their chest puffed out, acting
like John Rambo just returned from saving the hostages in Vietnam.
Speaker 1 (09:13):
This kind of stuff is so over the time.
Speaker 2 (09:16):
I hope is that the leadership of parent wrong one.
This one stupid. I can take that stiff. Yeah, probably
don't care about the country.
Speaker 1 (09:35):
The fake choking up is killing me. Make sure you're
clearing your throat, Scott. Probably not the first time.
Speaker 2 (09:46):
I've never worn the uniform, but I've been in combat
for this country.
Speaker 1 (09:56):
Respect for all your years of service, Scott. Right focus,
we need to get back, We need to do some
more emails before we talk about this. Jd Vance versus Dome,
yet another example of a commie institution. Well, the very brief,
another Israel Iran thing. That's the same thing. We always
(10:17):
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email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. One
(11:52):
more final thing on Scott Pelly, but this is more
about you than it is Scott Pelly. I know we
live in the social media era, and that is not
all bad. I am not going to be Grandpa Jesse today.
It's not all bad social media. I've seen social media
used for so many wonderful things, fundraising for people in need.
(12:17):
I know people who've met their wives, met their husbands
on social media. Social media is wonderful for political activists
like you and me, get the word out, spread the word.
But there are obviously negatives, plenty of them that come
with the positives, and for the world, not just America,
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for the world as a whole. One of the big
negatives is this, you feel like you have to tell
everybody everything you know, when you as a dude, or
I guess women work too, but as a dude, when
you go to work, you get home from work. Let's
(12:58):
say it's the year nineteen ninety. You get home from
work and your boss is a jerk. You're tired of it,
tired of your boss being a jerk. Company's been yanking
year round. The product you have sucks anyway, It's just
been a long friggin day. You know what you did
(13:19):
in nineteen ninety you told your wife, maybe when out
went for a walk, blow off some steam, go down
to the shooting range, grab a beer, take a shower,
get some sleep, wake up tomorrow. And you know what,
your boss, that company, they have no idea that you
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spent the night sitting in your kitchen telling your wife,
my boss has bad breath. But here in the year
twenty twenty six, people are used to vomiting out every
single emotion on social media with no filter whatsoever, and
their followers on social media, of course, encourage that behavior.
(14:07):
People want to see you spiral out of control. They're
not emotionally invested in it at all. They just want
they want the drama. They want a good show. Please
tell us I've had people tell me, why don't you,
why don't you talk about all the other people in
conservative media who you hate? Why would I do that
so I can entertain you for five minutes with unnecessary
(14:29):
soap opera drama. I don't do that, but here in
this year, everyone thinks they should. And so Scott Pelly,
while still employed by CBS, started publicly trashing CBS, not
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going home telling his boyfriend about it, public or wife.
I don't know what he has publicly trashing CBS, and
apparently he was stunned when he got fired.
Speaker 4 (15:02):
Tell me about that meeting, and if you were at
that point going and expecting to be.
Speaker 2 (15:07):
Fired, oh gosh, furthest thing from my mind. It hadn't
occurred to me.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
I'll start over from the beginning and let him talk.
But let me just give you a little hEDS up.
If you tonight, if you go on X or Instagram
or Facebook or Snapchat or whatever whatever the eight million
social media sites there are, any one of them, pick
you one and you publicly blast your employer tonight on
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social media, and you show up at work tomorrow and
you get an email, you get a phone call, Hey Bill,
boss wants to see you. You're about to get bired,
all right, You're going to be fired because, like so
many other people in our society, you couldn't control your mouth.
(16:01):
That's just me giving you a heads up, world, Scott,
what it came out of left field?
Speaker 4 (16:06):
Tell me about that meeting and if you were at
that point going and expecting to be fired.
Speaker 2 (16:12):
Oh gosh, furthest thing from my mind. It hadn't occurred
to me.
Speaker 4 (16:16):
It really didn't occur to you that you could be
fired after so many of your colleagues had been let go,
after you'd had this, you know, very contentious interaction with
your new boss.
Speaker 2 (16:28):
You know some reporter I turned out to be. I
just didn't connect the dots.
Speaker 1 (16:34):
Even the idiot journalist, is all. It never occurred to you. Really,
So again that one's not about Scott Pelly. Nobody's going
to cry because Scott Pelly got fired. And now, of
course you know what's coming, Chris, go ahead and write
this one down. He's going to write a book. He's
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going to write a book. And make sure you're writing
this down to Chris, it's going to have some over
the top dramatic title, you know it My struggle, the
fight for journalism in America, Chris, tell me I'm wrong.
You know I'm right. You know I'm right. My struggle,
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my journey, the sword and shield of America, my life
is a combat matter.
Speaker 2 (17:30):
I can I can take that stiff. Yeah. Probably don't
care about the country. Uh. I've never worn the uniform,
(17:52):
but I've been in combat for this country.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
My war for America was Scott Billy. You know it's guaranteed, Chris, guaranteed,
it's coming. The book with the overwrought title guaranteed. What
Jewish producer Chris said if he just if you choose
is one of my titles. Do I expect royalties, Chris,
(18:16):
I expect that you'll be all over that. I have
no doubt that you'll be looking up copyright law and
everything else. Me personally, I'm gonna stick with giving to preborn.
I'm gonna stick with saving babies. I'll tell you what
if we do get any royalties from my struggle. Wait
a minute, isn't my struggle to say? Oh, I forgot
(18:37):
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turn that music off. I didn't. It was a all right.
(19:44):
In case you're wondering why we came back to that
extremely dark sounding German music. When I was referencing the
name of Scott Pelly's book, I mentioned that it was
gonna have some overly dramatic title in the first thing
that popped into my mind was my struggle Jewish producer.
(20:06):
Chris reminded me that that is actually the translation of
Hitler's biography. You've heard of mind kompf. Yeah, that translates
to my struggle. Chris called, I wasn't making the connection
at the time. Okay, don't play any more German music. Gosh, Jesse.
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Does anyone realize how absolutely mentally ill it is to
celebrate melanin in our tin, in our skin, but we
cannot celebrate the lack of melanin incredible characteristics, so on
and so forth. How have we followen this far from
Martin Luther King Junior and so Look, race communism has
been used all throughout history. It is one of the
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I've told you, it's one of the easiest ways to
break up a society, and it's one of the easiest
ways for powerful people to gain power. There is something
that is You should know that this probably exists in
you as well, because it's it's uh. There are parts
of human nature that are not good and that can
get away from us. Of course, look at Chris not
(21:14):
quit stop. Part of human nature is we find appealing.
We find it appealing when somebody says to us, you
you group of people, you're special you're better that group
of people. Their inferior, they're worse. Everyone in your group
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good guys. Everyone in that group bad guys, and in fact,
you special good people. If you just, I don't know,
give me power, I'll hurt that bad group. I will
dedicate myself to you, the special people. Everyone in that
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bad group, I'm going to hurt them. Now. As I
was saying that, I bet you had a million different
examples passed through your head. I hope you did, because
it's been used extensively throughout history. It's not unique to
any period of time or any country. It's what people do.
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It's what ugly people seeking power use, and it's what stupid, sinful,
broken people love. They love that message. They love to
know they're special and that powerful people will fight on
their behalf. This isn't unique to America, to white people,
black people, it's not unique to a religion. This is
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how it operates. And the terrible part is most of
the atrocities, the worst atrocities in human history, come down
to exactly what I just said. I mean, you could
pick your atrocity. It doesn't matter. Everyone's thinking holocaust because
of what I said perfectly classifies it to that, But
you could pick a million other genocides, Rwanda, the Armenian genocide,
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you name it. It came down to bad guy tells
this group of people you're better, You're superior. They're worse,
their inferior, or even better. This group of bad people.
They've oppressed you, they've hurt you. I'll hurt them. You
want me to hurt them, I'll hurt them. Tale as
old as time. And I want to again remind you
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that we're all susceptible to this because it is human nature.
We are all susceptible to that. And it also comes
down to this. Some people, just well all people, they
like to be told they're special. Do you want to
be told your average? Who likes to hear that message? Hey,
you're a very average person. You're like pretty much everybody else?
Are you pretty? You're bad? Average, smart? Pretty average? Your average?
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Did that make you feel good? No, people don't want
to hear that, Jesse, I'm listening to you. I figured
out something. Acts of life. The Second Amendment is just
a paper tiger tons of firearms the whole time and
even more today. Oh wait, what is the state of affairs? Disagree?
I think you do not appreciate how bad the abuse, murder,
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and yes, I will go ahead and say it genocide
would be in the United States of America if we
did not have firearms in this country. I want you
to understand something. Pick the worst group of people you
can think of in history as a matter who that is.
I know you could come up with a million different examples.
Maybe it's Isis or Nazis, or communists here or the Assyrians.
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If you want to go ancient or to pick the
most evil, genocidal, murderous group of people in human history.
You know you have people in the United States of America,
some of those people with power who would do all
of that to you if they could. Do you understand that,
don't think that our people today are evil. People today
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are somehow flowier, flower flowerier, nicer. Well, they'll only go
so far. Do I need to remind you that all
it took was a virus that ninety nine point ninety
nine percent of people were going to survive to get
the majority of Democrats to think you should be thrown
(25:29):
in a camp and have your kids taken away from
you if you didn't get vaccinated. It took the most
survivable virus in the world to push your liberal amt
paggy who might even be your mother, into uninviting you
from Christmas. Don't think the monster next door is less
than that Nazi campguard. The monster next door in this
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country just doesn't have the opportunity, and they don't have
that opportunity because the Americans have a in has more
guns and ammunition than every military branch and police branch
in the country combined by orders of magnitude. That's the
only reason government stooges aren't kicking in your door when
Democrats take power in shooting you in the face. Jesse
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back on A two eight twenty three, what a callback.
February twenty eighth, twenty twenty three. You predicted that Pete buddhajidg,
the rear Admiral, would become the Democrat Party's sacrificial lamb
and resign because he was being investigated for the use
of funded private jets. You were wrong, but I'm not
(26:41):
here to rub it in. Even though you said your
prediction was extra brilliant. It's just one more example of
how investigation of Democrats go. Nowhere says their name is Karen.
Speaker 2 (26:53):
Chris.
Speaker 1 (26:53):
Do you remember that Corey. Do you remember that Coreer
wasn't even here yet? Did I say that? Well, look
it turned out to be wrong, So let's act like
I didn't. What Chris, Oh yeah, let's just act like
I didn't. Although now you know what's gonna happen. I
gave out the date she gave out. Now people are
(27:14):
gonna go downloaded and see if I said that, Chris,
can you delete that really quickly before anyone can. Oh,
that's a good point. We'll say it's doctored. This lady
must have a mind like a steel trap. Honestly, you know,
you know what I read when I read this. You
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Speaker 5 (28:36):
Top officials like the Governor Tim Walls and the AG
Keith Ellison. They were aware of the fraud as early
as twenty twenty, but they still allowed the payments to
go out to the fraudsters. And they say because, according
to the report, the reason they did concerns of potential
racial discrimination claims because many of the defendants are from
the Somali immigrant community, imported.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
So many barbarians into this country, and barbarians who know
that cries of racism will get American systems to completely
bow to them. Good golly, what have we done? What
have we done in Minnesota. I'll be interested to see
if Minnesota is as far gone as some people think,
(29:24):
because Tim Wallas is toast. Remember he's done, He's done.
They're going to have a new governor, Democratic Republican. I
wonder if the people of Minnesota are finally going to
march out in mass or if, like we talked about,
maybe the comedies have already locked down the elections. All right,
kind of a cool new company I just heard about.
And jd Versus Dome next, I've.
Speaker 2 (29:46):
Got on that.
Speaker 1 (29:46):
Emily said on me is Jesse Kelly. You're listening to
the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Final segment of the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Monday. Remember you can email us your love, your hate,
your death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Before
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we get to any emails or Vans versus Dome head
to head. I do want to bring this up, Chris.
Have you ever had coconut water? Is that kosher? Can
you people drink coconut water? You can? Isn't it delicious?
It is so delicious. I don't like the texture of coconut,
but tell me, especially when it's hot, when you're by
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the pool or something like that. Corey, you with it?
Thank you? Corey? What is wrong with you? Chris? I
like coconut water, and I saw this. I thought it
was pretty cool. Tom Brady, if you know, he's one
of these hell freaks. He's like ab. He is launching
a new line of organic coconut water. OOB is all
(30:52):
about this organic stuff. Not totally sure about the name.
He's calling it good Nut. Why are you laughing? Chris?
The reason I'm not sure about the name is a
cocaut is not a nut. Did you know it's a fruit?
I bet you didn't know that, Chris. I'm a geologist
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and I know this kind of stuff. Are you going
to get me that degree from India or what? Man? Anyway,
as a geologist, I'm here to tell you now, a
coconut is not a nut. Is that why you were laughing? Anyway?
The company is called good Nut. Speaking of which, Kamala
Harris looks like she is going to run for president again. Well,
(31:36):
I think she is. Headline Vance and Harris dominate potential
twenty twenty eight presidential candidates. I always, I always assumed
she would maybe sit out an election cycle because I
know the gigantic donors in the Democrat Party are angry
with her. They are angry with her because she blew
(31:57):
through two billion dollars, the two billion dollars in memory.
It's not like she had to work for it. The
communist machine, the system just found a way to suck
up two billion dollars and hand it to her. They
handed her two billion, and she did what she does.
She blew it. I don't think I don't know that
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that's necessarily fair. Now, she was horrible, horrible candidate with
the cackle and the personality and everything else. But the
winds were blowing so hard against Democrats that I don't
think she was going to be able to win that thing.
That it didn't matter what she did. And she was
famously a lazy candidate. She wouldn't do this interview, wouldn't
(32:39):
do that interview. I mean, if she'd put her head down,
maybe she could have made a better run of it.
But I didn't think she was ever going to win
the thing anyway. But she's the most popular Democrat in America.
This is not one pole. Every poll shows the same thing.
And I thought Gavin Knewsome, I thought he was going
to be able to come from behind. Did and he
(33:01):
was getting some momentum there for a while, and then
remember what happened. But we talked about it on the show,
Newsom's which wife decided to go out and do the
speech circuit? Newsom's trying to sell himself as normy normalson
and that his wife gets up with all her stupid
I am woman, hear me roar crap. She might she
(33:22):
might have doomed him. What if it's Dome again? Part
of me's excited Now, deep down I'm excited, But Chris, Chris,
don't talk. Why do you have to talk like that?
Chris just said, what if she ends up winning? Well,
that part is a little scary. But isn't that what
(33:43):
makes elections? Isn't that part of the joy of being
involved in politics? It's the stakes. The stakes are so high.
We've talked about this before. The stakes are as high
as steaks. Get What if it's JD versus Dome? And
I don't know that it's going to be JD either
army Right now, he's the leader in the clubhouse. Traditionally,
(34:04):
if you want to be president, vice president is a
good stepping stone for that, but that comes with all
kinds of danger in it too. One if the president,
the current president, is popular, that popularity is not always
transferable to the vice president. It's not always the case
that the president has a much much bigger platform than
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the vice president. He has an outsized portion of that,
So maybe that popularity isn't transferable. I don't know. I
like JD, but I don't know that. Another thing, what
if the president's unpopular? I saw it an official statistic
today that inflation is outpacing wages. Okay, headline from the
(34:48):
Epic Times. US bankruptcy filings increase seven percent yearly. The look,
these are one little stat here, one little stat there.
But what if in two and a half years, what
if Trump is very unpopular. I'm not hoping for that.
I'm not saying it's going to happen, but what if?
You never know? I know what I'd do if inflation
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was crushing me. I'd switch to pure talk. I know that.
I know that it's June and the demonob in this
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his semi He told me nine. Then he said all nine,
we're coming from Colorado and we're going to someplace in Florida.
I was kind of so surprised to hear that, but
it makes total sense. Now. I wish democrats here knew
what is really happening. They seem not to care about it.
Very sad to see what colorful Colorado has has become.
(37:00):
Says his name is Chris. Colorado is so unbelievably beautiful,
and that the Communists have moved in and that they're
burning that state to the ground is heartbreaking to me.
I freaking hate it. I absolutely hate it. But again,
people won't stay, they'll vote with their feet. Colorado start
losing congressional seats, the state budget will have to shrink
(37:23):
how it goes. And now here's a headline, but go
you know, you know the thing headlines we didn't get to.
Yale's non Partisan Budget Lab was founded by Biden officials,
and its staff has given more than one hundred thousand
dollars to Dems. Communists are so good at this. They'll
(37:45):
create an institution that sounds completely legitimate, and they'll staff
the institution with committed communists, and then they'll cite the
institution and the institution's findings as well. Look at this
nonpartisan institute. It's so good. Israel strikes Iran after Tehran's
missile attack. Oh, I know you're gonna find this shocking.
(38:07):
Israel and Iran are launching missiles at each other, and
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This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a magnificent Monday. It's been a medal of honor Monday.
We're gonna talk about more communist lies and how it
has embedded itself into quote journalism, good news out of
(00:32):
the FBI, believe it or not. Jd Vance and Dome
looks like they might be going head to head. All
that and so much more coming up in the final
hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. Now I mentioned they
just lie like they breathe. Lies are extremely important to communism.
(00:54):
Scott Pelley was with sixty minutes. Scott Pelley decided to
start running his mouth, which we'll get to and he
ended up being fired. But now he's doing the media
tour and he's whining. He's whining about the new leadership
at CBS and he's saying things like this.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
My hope is that the leadership of Paramount will say
to themselves, Okay, this isn't working. We have respected journalists
saying that there is a thumb on the scale for
one political party over another, and there's a subtle political
bias that I've never seen at sixty months before or
(01:36):
at CBS News before.
Speaker 1 (01:37):
We can't give hi mind. Sixty minutes has already been
sued for aiding Kamala Harrison her run for president. But
he's never seen the bias before, never seen it until now. Now.
I bet you're wondering, well, what kind of a stuff
is he talking about? Is he's seeing some heavy proch
(02:00):
stuff over there at sixty minutes. Oh oh, here's a
headline A great example. Scott Pelly says Barry Weiss, she's
the new leader of CBS wanted sixty minutes to say
Renee Good was quote driving toward the officer. That she
(02:24):
was not only was she driving toward him, You don't
have you don't have to have some special angle. The
officer was hit by the car with such force that
he had to go to the hospital with internal injuries.
(02:48):
That she was driving toward the officer is a factual thing.
But you see, Scott Pelley is a communist. He calls
himself a journalist, but Scott Pelley is a communist. He
will hold himself up as being the standard of this
(03:08):
or standard of that, but the reality is that Scott
Pelly is one of those people he wears the skin
suit of legitimacy while doing everything he can to move
the communist revolution forward. So when some communist street animal
named Renee Good plows her suv into an officer in
(03:31):
Minneapolis and catches a bullet to the face for her troubles,
Scott Pelly understands, I'm gonna have to lie in this situation,
and he has no problem with lying. He knows he
needs to lie to move the Communist revolution forward. The
Communist Revolution demanded that we all bow our heads and
(03:56):
sob and cry because this citizen soccer mom was gunned
down by Nazis. She didn't know anything wrong. But that's
not true. And if you're gonna say that you have
to lie for Scott Pelley to do anything other than lie,
(04:24):
well that man he couldn't do his job. That meant
he couldn't do what he thought he was supposed to do,
and that's carry the Communist revolution forward. You can point
to the lawsuits and everything else CBS is done as
evidence of their previous communist bias, but Scott doesn't see it.
Speaker 2 (04:46):
She I am told said something to the effect of,
why do you think the country thinks you're biased? But
she didn't offer any kind of a metric. You know,
what's your metric? Why do you think so? Do you
have a poll? Is there market research? What are you
talking about, because we certainly didn't believe that.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
Of course, it's not biased. The communist believes that every
institution exists to serve the communist revolution. That's what it
should do. Sixty minutes. Their job is not to be fair.
Their job is to move the Communist revolution forward. The FBI,
(05:30):
here's the headline, FBI brain trusts behind the Catholic weaponization
memo are looking for new jobs. Why in the world
did anybody at the FBI think it was appropriate to
try to seek the FBI at the church. That's what
the FBI's for, isn't it to attack the enemies of
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the communist revolution. Communists believe laws are only for the
enemies of the revolution. Rules only for the enemies of
the revolution should be used for the revolution, college, revolution, government, revolution,
Every institution they see, they believe should be used for
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the revolution. In any other use of that institution is
some sort of egregious political bias. They believe this about medicine.
Remember that old audio Jewish producer Chris has played for
US about ten thousand times on the show The Columbia
School of Medicine. I believe it was We're at their graduation.
(06:32):
They're all out there, and I believe and the racial
bias and that they said that, and you look back
at you sit back and you say to yourself, I
don't understand. This is Colombia, this is medicine. Why are
you even bringing up race? What is this to the
communist everything? Everything should be used, has to be used
(06:53):
for the revolution. Any other use of it is crazy. Now,
just a couple more things on Scott Pelly, buddy, come
on with this.
Speaker 2 (07:06):
Stupid I can I can take that stiff. Yeah, probably
don't care about the country. I've never worn the uniform,
(07:28):
but I've been in combat for this country in Afghanistan,
Andrew rock Kuwait, been shot at, spent nights in foxholes,
filling up with water in the desert. I'm not aware
(07:49):
that the President of the United States has ever done
any of those things for his country. Please correct me
if I'm wrong. You become a journal US.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
Oh sorry, sorry, sorry, he's still alive. I was playing
that in honor of Scott and his great service to
this country. Scott buddy. War correspondents. Don't get me wrong.
There are many war correspondents in the history of journalism
in the United States of America that have done a
(08:26):
lot of very very brave things. Please don't say you've
been in combat for the country, and don't say you
were in combat in Afghanistan and things like that, because
I know exactly how the journalists like Scott Pelley conducted themselves.
They'd go outside the wire maybe for five minutes, surrounded
(08:50):
by men armed to the teeth.
Speaker 3 (08:53):
They never were in any danger at all. And then
they go home and walk into the news room full
of lesbians and dorks with their chest puffed out, acting
like John Rambo just returned from saving the hostages in Vietnam.
Speaker 1 (09:13):
This kind of stuff is so over the time.
Speaker 2 (09:16):
I hope is that the leadership of parent wrong one.
This one stupid. I can take that stiff. Yeah, probably
don't care about the country.
Speaker 1 (09:35):
The fake choking up is killing me. Make sure you're
clearing your throat, Scott. Probably not the first time.
Speaker 2 (09:46):
I've never worn the uniform, but I've been in combat
for this country.
Speaker 1 (09:56):
Respect for all your years of service, Scott. Right focus,
we need to get back, We need to do some
more emails before we talk about this. Jd Vance versus Dome,
yet another example of a commie institution. Well, the very brief,
another Israel Iran thing. That's the same thing. We always
(10:17):
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email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. One
(11:52):
more final thing on Scott Pelly, but this is more
about you than it is Scott Pelly. I know we
live in the social media era, and that is not
all bad. I am not going to be Grandpa Jesse today.
It's not all bad social media. I've seen social media
used for so many wonderful things, fundraising for people in need.
(12:17):
I know people who've met their wives, met their husbands
on social media. Social media is wonderful for political activists
like you and me, get the word out, spread the word.
But there are obviously negatives, plenty of them that come
with the positives, and for the world, not just America,
(12:37):
for the world as a whole. One of the big
negatives is this, you feel like you have to tell
everybody everything you know, when you as a dude, or
I guess women work too, but as a dude, when
you go to work, you get home from work. Let's
(12:58):
say it's the year nineteen ninety. You get home from
work and your boss is a jerk. You're tired of it,
tired of your boss being a jerk. Company's been yanking
year round. The product you have sucks anyway, It's just
been a long friggin day. You know what you did
(13:19):
in nineteen ninety you told your wife, maybe when out
went for a walk, blow off some steam, go down
to the shooting range, grab a beer, take a shower,
get some sleep, wake up tomorrow. And you know what,
your boss, that company, they have no idea that you
(13:43):
spent the night sitting in your kitchen telling your wife,
my boss has bad breath. But here in the year
twenty twenty six, people are used to vomiting out every
single emotion on social media with no filter whatsoever, and
their followers on social media, of course, encourage that behavior.
(14:07):
People want to see you spiral out of control. They're
not emotionally invested in it at all. They just want
they want the drama. They want a good show. Please
tell us I've had people tell me, why don't you,
why don't you talk about all the other people in
conservative media who you hate? Why would I do that
so I can entertain you for five minutes with unnecessary
(14:29):
soap opera drama. I don't do that, but here in
this year, everyone thinks they should. And so Scott Pelly,
while still employed by CBS, started publicly trashing CBS, not
(14:49):
going home telling his boyfriend about it, public or wife.
I don't know what he has publicly trashing CBS, and
apparently he was stunned when he got fired.
Speaker 4 (15:02):
Tell me about that meeting, and if you were at
that point going and expecting to be.
Speaker 2 (15:07):
Fired, oh gosh, furthest thing from my mind. It hadn't
occurred to me.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
I'll start over from the beginning and let him talk.
But let me just give you a little hEDS up.
If you tonight, if you go on X or Instagram
or Facebook or Snapchat or whatever whatever the eight million
social media sites there are, any one of them, pick
you one and you publicly blast your employer tonight on
(15:38):
social media, and you show up at work tomorrow and
you get an email, you get a phone call, Hey Bill,
boss wants to see you. You're about to get bired,
all right, You're going to be fired because, like so
many other people in our society, you couldn't control your mouth.
(16:01):
That's just me giving you a heads up, world, Scott,
what it came out of left field?
Speaker 4 (16:06):
Tell me about that meeting and if you were at
that point going and expecting to be fired.
Speaker 2 (16:12):
Oh gosh, furthest thing from my mind. It hadn't occurred
to me.
Speaker 4 (16:16):
It really didn't occur to you that you could be
fired after so many of your colleagues had been let go,
after you'd had this, you know, very contentious interaction with
your new boss.
Speaker 2 (16:28):
You know some reporter I turned out to be. I
just didn't connect the dots.
Speaker 1 (16:34):
Even the idiot journalist, is all. It never occurred to you. Really,
So again that one's not about Scott Pelly. Nobody's going
to cry because Scott Pelly got fired. And now, of
course you know what's coming, Chris, go ahead and write
this one down. He's going to write a book. He's
(16:59):
going to write a book. And make sure you're writing
this down to Chris, it's going to have some over
the top dramatic title, you know it My struggle, the
fight for journalism in America, Chris, tell me I'm wrong.
You know I'm right. You know I'm right. My struggle,
(17:23):
my journey, the sword and shield of America, my life
is a combat matter.
Speaker 2 (17:30):
I can I can take that stiff. Yeah. Probably don't
care about the country. Uh. I've never worn the uniform,
(17:52):
but I've been in combat for this country.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
My war for America was Scott Billy. You know it's guaranteed, Chris, guaranteed,
it's coming. The book with the overwrought title guaranteed. What
Jewish producer Chris said if he just if you choose
is one of my titles. Do I expect royalties, Chris,
(18:16):
I expect that you'll be all over that. I have
no doubt that you'll be looking up copyright law and
everything else. Me personally, I'm gonna stick with giving to preborn.
I'm gonna stick with saving babies. I'll tell you what
if we do get any royalties from my struggle. Wait
a minute, isn't my struggle to say? Oh, I forgot
(18:37):
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kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Chris,
turn that music off. I didn't. It was a all right.
(19:44):
In case you're wondering why we came back to that
extremely dark sounding German music. When I was referencing the
name of Scott Pelly's book, I mentioned that it was
gonna have some overly dramatic title in the first thing
that popped into my mind was my struggle Jewish producer.
(20:06):
Chris reminded me that that is actually the translation of
Hitler's biography. You've heard of mind kompf. Yeah, that translates
to my struggle. Chris called, I wasn't making the connection
at the time. Okay, don't play any more German music. Gosh, Jesse.
(20:28):
Does anyone realize how absolutely mentally ill it is to
celebrate melanin in our tin, in our skin, but we
cannot celebrate the lack of melanin incredible characteristics, so on
and so forth. How have we followen this far from
Martin Luther King Junior and so Look, race communism has
been used all throughout history. It is one of the
(20:53):
I've told you, it's one of the easiest ways to
break up a society, and it's one of the easiest
ways for powerful people to gain power. There is something
that is You should know that this probably exists in
you as well, because it's it's uh. There are parts
of human nature that are not good and that can
get away from us. Of course, look at Chris not
(21:14):
quit stop. Part of human nature is we find appealing.
We find it appealing when somebody says to us, you
you group of people, you're special you're better that group
of people. Their inferior, they're worse. Everyone in your group
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good guys. Everyone in that group bad guys, and in fact,
you special good people. If you just, I don't know,
give me power, I'll hurt that bad group. I will
dedicate myself to you, the special people. Everyone in that
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bad group, I'm going to hurt them. Now. As I
was saying that, I bet you had a million different
examples passed through your head. I hope you did, because
it's been used extensively throughout history. It's not unique to
any period of time or any country. It's what people do.
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It's what ugly people seeking power use, and it's what stupid, sinful,
broken people love. They love that message. They love to
know they're special and that powerful people will fight on
their behalf. This isn't unique to America, to white people,
black people, it's not unique to a religion. This is
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how it operates. And the terrible part is most of
the atrocities, the worst atrocities in human history, come down
to exactly what I just said. I mean, you could
pick your atrocity. It doesn't matter. Everyone's thinking holocaust because
of what I said perfectly classifies it to that, But
you could pick a million other genocides, Rwanda, the Armenian genocide,
(23:07):
you name it. It came down to bad guy tells
this group of people you're better, You're superior. They're worse,
their inferior, or even better. This group of bad people.
They've oppressed you, they've hurt you. I'll hurt them. You
want me to hurt them, I'll hurt them. Tale as
old as time. And I want to again remind you
(23:28):
that we're all susceptible to this because it is human nature.
We are all susceptible to that. And it also comes
down to this. Some people, just well all people, they
like to be told they're special. Do you want to
be told your average? Who likes to hear that message? Hey,
you're a very average person. You're like pretty much everybody else?
Are you pretty? You're bad? Average, smart? Pretty average? Your average?
(23:54):
Did that make you feel good? No, people don't want
to hear that, Jesse, I'm listening to you. I figured
out something. Acts of life. The Second Amendment is just
a paper tiger tons of firearms the whole time and
even more today. Oh wait, what is the state of affairs? Disagree?
I think you do not appreciate how bad the abuse, murder,
(24:19):
and yes, I will go ahead and say it genocide
would be in the United States of America if we
did not have firearms in this country. I want you
to understand something. Pick the worst group of people you
can think of in history as a matter who that is.
I know you could come up with a million different examples.
Maybe it's Isis or Nazis, or communists here or the Assyrians.
(24:45):
If you want to go ancient or to pick the
most evil, genocidal, murderous group of people in human history.
You know you have people in the United States of America,
some of those people with power who would do all
of that to you if they could. Do you understand that,
don't think that our people today are evil. People today
(25:06):
are somehow flowier, flower flowerier, nicer. Well, they'll only go
so far. Do I need to remind you that all
it took was a virus that ninety nine point ninety
nine percent of people were going to survive to get
the majority of Democrats to think you should be thrown
(25:29):
in a camp and have your kids taken away from
you if you didn't get vaccinated. It took the most
survivable virus in the world to push your liberal amt
paggy who might even be your mother, into uninviting you
from Christmas. Don't think the monster next door is less
than that Nazi campguard. The monster next door in this
(25:53):
country just doesn't have the opportunity, and they don't have
that opportunity because the Americans have a in has more
guns and ammunition than every military branch and police branch
in the country combined by orders of magnitude. That's the
only reason government stooges aren't kicking in your door when
Democrats take power in shooting you in the face. Jesse
(26:19):
back on A two eight twenty three, what a callback.
February twenty eighth, twenty twenty three. You predicted that Pete buddhajidg,
the rear Admiral, would become the Democrat Party's sacrificial lamb
and resign because he was being investigated for the use
of funded private jets. You were wrong, but I'm not
(26:41):
here to rub it in. Even though you said your
prediction was extra brilliant. It's just one more example of
how investigation of Democrats go. Nowhere says their name is Karen.
Speaker 2 (26:53):
Chris.
Speaker 1 (26:53):
Do you remember that Corey. Do you remember that Coreer
wasn't even here yet? Did I say that? Well, look
it turned out to be wrong, So let's act like
I didn't. What Chris, Oh yeah, let's just act like
I didn't. Although now you know what's gonna happen. I
gave out the date she gave out. Now people are
(27:14):
gonna go downloaded and see if I said that, Chris,
can you delete that really quickly before anyone can. Oh,
that's a good point. We'll say it's doctored. This lady
must have a mind like a steel trap. Honestly, you know,
you know what I read when I read this. You
(27:34):
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Speaker 5 (28:36):
Top officials like the Governor Tim Walls and the AG
Keith Ellison. They were aware of the fraud as early
as twenty twenty, but they still allowed the payments to
go out to the fraudsters. And they say because, according
to the report, the reason they did concerns of potential
racial discrimination claims because many of the defendants are from
the Somali immigrant community, imported.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
So many barbarians into this country, and barbarians who know
that cries of racism will get American systems to completely
bow to them. Good golly, what have we done? What
have we done in Minnesota. I'll be interested to see
if Minnesota is as far gone as some people think,
(29:24):
because Tim Wallas is toast. Remember he's done, He's done.
They're going to have a new governor, Democratic Republican. I
wonder if the people of Minnesota are finally going to
march out in mass or if, like we talked about,
maybe the comedies have already locked down the elections. All right,
kind of a cool new company I just heard about.
And jd Versus Dome next, I've.
Speaker 2 (29:46):
Got on that.
Speaker 1 (29:46):
Emily said on me is Jesse Kelly. You're listening to
the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Final segment of the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Monday. Remember you can email us your love, your hate,
your death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Before
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we get to any emails or Vans versus Dome head
to head. I do want to bring this up, Chris.
Have you ever had coconut water? Is that kosher? Can
you people drink coconut water? You can? Isn't it delicious?
It is so delicious. I don't like the texture of coconut,
but tell me, especially when it's hot, when you're by
(30:30):
the pool or something like that. Corey, you with it?
Thank you? Corey? What is wrong with you? Chris? I
like coconut water, and I saw this. I thought it
was pretty cool. Tom Brady, if you know, he's one
of these hell freaks. He's like ab. He is launching
a new line of organic coconut water. OOB is all
(30:52):
about this organic stuff. Not totally sure about the name.
He's calling it good Nut. Why are you laughing? Chris?
The reason I'm not sure about the name is a
cocaut is not a nut. Did you know it's a fruit?
I bet you didn't know that, Chris. I'm a geologist
(31:15):
and I know this kind of stuff. Are you going
to get me that degree from India or what? Man? Anyway,
as a geologist, I'm here to tell you now, a
coconut is not a nut. Is that why you were laughing? Anyway?
The company is called good Nut. Speaking of which, Kamala
Harris looks like she is going to run for president again. Well,
(31:36):
I think she is. Headline Vance and Harris dominate potential
twenty twenty eight presidential candidates. I always, I always assumed
she would maybe sit out an election cycle because I
know the gigantic donors in the Democrat Party are angry
with her. They are angry with her because she blew
(31:57):
through two billion dollars, the two billion dollars in memory.
It's not like she had to work for it. The
communist machine, the system just found a way to suck
up two billion dollars and hand it to her. They
handed her two billion, and she did what she does.
She blew it. I don't think I don't know that
(32:18):
that's necessarily fair. Now, she was horrible, horrible candidate with
the cackle and the personality and everything else. But the
winds were blowing so hard against Democrats that I don't
think she was going to be able to win that thing.
That it didn't matter what she did. And she was
famously a lazy candidate. She wouldn't do this interview, wouldn't
(32:39):
do that interview. I mean, if she'd put her head down,
maybe she could have made a better run of it.
But I didn't think she was ever going to win
the thing anyway. But she's the most popular Democrat in America.
This is not one pole. Every poll shows the same thing.
And I thought Gavin Knewsome, I thought he was going
to be able to come from behind. Did and he
(33:01):
was getting some momentum there for a while, and then
remember what happened. But we talked about it on the show,
Newsom's which wife decided to go out and do the
speech circuit? Newsom's trying to sell himself as normy normalson
and that his wife gets up with all her stupid
I am woman, hear me roar crap. She might she
(33:22):
might have doomed him. What if it's Dome again? Part
of me's excited Now, deep down I'm excited, But Chris, Chris,
don't talk. Why do you have to talk like that?
Chris just said, what if she ends up winning? Well,
that part is a little scary. But isn't that what
(33:43):
makes elections? Isn't that part of the joy of being
involved in politics? It's the stakes. The stakes are so high.
We've talked about this before. The stakes are as high
as steaks. Get What if it's JD versus Dome? And
I don't know that it's going to be JD either
army Right now, he's the leader in the clubhouse. Traditionally,
(34:04):
if you want to be president, vice president is a
good stepping stone for that, but that comes with all
kinds of danger in it too. One if the president,
the current president, is popular, that popularity is not always
transferable to the vice president. It's not always the case
that the president has a much much bigger platform than
(34:26):
the vice president. He has an outsized portion of that,
So maybe that popularity isn't transferable. I don't know. I
like JD, but I don't know that. Another thing, what
if the president's unpopular? I saw it an official statistic
today that inflation is outpacing wages. Okay, headline from the
(34:48):
Epic Times. US bankruptcy filings increase seven percent yearly. The look,
these are one little stat here, one little stat there.
But what if in two and a half years, what
if Trump is very unpopular. I'm not hoping for that.
I'm not saying it's going to happen, but what if?
You never know? I know what I'd do if inflation
(35:10):
was crushing me. I'd switch to pure talk. I know that.
I know that it's June and the demonob in this
country has decided that it's Pride month, and I know that.
You know what, I never have to stress. I never
have to stress waking up, rolling over, grabbing my phone,
getting on social media and seeing pure talk with a
rainbow logo. Peer talk doesn't do Pride Month. Pure Talk's
(35:35):
proud of America. They're the guy who leads pure Talk.
Did two tours with MacFee, SAG and Vietnam. Pure Talk
loves America so much. They do what no one seems
to do anymore. They actually hire Americans. It's almost it's
almost unsettling when you get a hold of pure Talk
and it's not just an American who speaks English on
(35:56):
the other end of the line. They're nice, yes, and
it's almost as if they're trying to be helpful instead
of doing everything they can to not help you and
not do anything and just run you off the phone.
You don't need one of the big mobile carriers, save
a bunch of money. Switch to the cell phone company
(36:17):
that loves you and loves your country. Switch to pure Talk.
They're on the same five gene network. Dial pound two
five zero and say Jesse Kelly Pound two five zero,
Say Jesse Kelly, Hey, Jesse. Last week we had a
car carrier take our car from Colorado to Florida. When
loading it, I asked how many cars would be on
(36:39):
his semi He told me nine. Then he said all nine,
we're coming from Colorado and we're going to someplace in Florida.
I was kind of so surprised to hear that, but
it makes total sense. Now. I wish democrats here knew
what is really happening. They seem not to care about it.
Very sad to see what colorful Colorado has has become.
(37:00):
Says his name is Chris. Colorado is so unbelievably beautiful,
and that the Communists have moved in and that they're
burning that state to the ground is heartbreaking to me.
I freaking hate it. I absolutely hate it. But again,
people won't stay, they'll vote with their feet. Colorado start
losing congressional seats, the state budget will have to shrink
(37:23):
how it goes. And now here's a headline, but go
you know, you know the thing headlines we didn't get to.
Yale's non Partisan Budget Lab was founded by Biden officials,
and its staff has given more than one hundred thousand
dollars to Dems. Communists are so good at this. They'll
(37:45):
create an institution that sounds completely legitimate, and they'll staff
the institution with committed communists, and then they'll cite the
institution and the institution's findings as well. Look at this
nonpartisan institute. It's so good. Israel strikes Iran after Tehran's
missile attack. Oh, I know you're gonna find this shocking.
(38:07):
Israel and Iran are launching missiles at each other, and
Trump's telling everybody to stop, and that we're ninety five
percent of away to a deal. I swear this is
not a repeat show. It's like a broken record every
single day. It probably will be again tomorrow, but you're
gonna have to tune in tomorrow to find out that's all.
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