July 10, 2026 • 36 mins
New York's immigrant community. The Democrats messaging for the last decade has been all about foreigners. Messaging the GOP is taking care of the fraud. The job market isn't just hard for the younger generation. They see themselves as your betters. Communists are finally starting to get called out as such
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a fantastic Thursday. Will chop away at some emails at
some point in time. Here California's moving up the rankings, rankings.
They don't want to move up. We'll talk about that. Oh,
(00:32):
that's so much more coming up in the final hour
of the Jesse Kelly Show. So, ma'am Donnie. Out of
New York City, they put out a map and look,
I'm not gonna go over with the stupid map. Doesn't matter.
But the map was the quote immigrant enclaves of New
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York City, little Africa, little Bangladesh, little Egypt, little Haiti.
But that's lovely, little India, little Palestine. Oh that I
could go down the list. But the American Communists knows
exactly where his power comes from, and that's why he
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focuses almost exclusively on them. And back to what I
was talking about in the first hour, I believe you
are going to see in larger and larger numbers black
people moving away from the Democrat Party. Now, how does
that work? Because people will say, well, they're not going
to vote Republican. They may not be. I'm not here
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to say that the Republicans are going to have to
court all the votes they possibly can. But I think
the Republican Party well, and it's not that I think.
I know the Republican Party has a tremendous opportunity if
it has the guts and if it's smart enough to
rebrand itself from what it has been. We don't have
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to go into what was, but what could the Republican
Party be rebranded as if they had the guts. The
party for Americans, Americans. That's what they care about. They
care about America, They care about Americans. That's what they
talk about. That's what they focus on at all times
they talk about us. The GOP has not been that.
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Whatever it has been, it hasn't been that very globalist,
citizen of the world kind of talk. Now, it hasn't
been as bad as a Democrat party. But the GOP
could become that the anti fraud party.
Speaker 2 (02:33):
We have an opportunity to keep the momentum of the
last couple of years and particularly the last few months.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
We can keep on fighting fraud, or we can reward
the fraudsters.
Speaker 2 (02:43):
We can kick criminal, illegal aliens out of our country,
or we can reward people for stealing your tax money,
we can protect those moms who need that prenatal care,
or we can give it away to people who are
trying to take advantage of you and take advantage of
the system. This is not a normal election because we're
not running against people who maybe have different ideas about
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tax policy or regulatory policy. To the people watching at home,
I understand you're of course not going to agree with
the President and the vice president.
Speaker 3 (03:14):
About every single issue. But what I hope we.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
Can all agree on is the simple principle that the
people's government exists.
Speaker 3 (03:22):
To fight for the people and not the fraudsters.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
That's a good message. We're here to stop the fraud.
We're the anti fraud party. Those people, the Democrats, they're
stealing from you. It's true. By the way, they're collaborating
with all the foreigners and they're pillaging your country. We
are here to stop them. That's good. This stuff is good.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
The basic deal that we cut was we'll lift our
blockade if you stop shooting at chips, but if you
shoot at ships, we are going to punch back, and
we're going to punch back harder than ever before.
Speaker 1 (03:53):
Completely Wow, that is absolutely the wrong button.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
This was the right What we've asked the governor to
do is just give us the data so that we
can check.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
It's really embarrassing it was Chris pressed the wrong button.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
But what we've asked the governor to do is just
give us the data so that we can check whether
you've got illegal aliens on your food stamp rolls. And
he's saying absolutely not. And I think the only plausible
explanation for that is that he cares more about protecting
illegal aliens than he does the good citizens of Wisconsin.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
It's a scam and it has to stop.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
Hey, Jesse, you and your fellows there, please be careful
when eating all that junk food and fast food you
eat every day, especially Taco bell. Seems some of the
so called fresh ingredients are causing explosive diarrhea according to
a report, So don't be dipping into the takeout bag
until you are near the toilet facilities. Buddy, when you
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decide you're going to climb Mount Everest, swim, scuba dive
in the Great Barrier Reef, you know something like that,
you go into it understanding there are risks. What you've
done is you've decided the risks are worth the glory.
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It's worth it. I will never stop eating Taco Bell.
Now I am forty four. I'm going to be forty
five on July twentieth. Again, not gonna talk about it
on the air, but I'm gonna be forty five on
July twentieth. I sadly have had to reduce my fast
food consumption significantly. But that actually brings me to an
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argument I am in the middle of with Ob. You
ready for this, Chris, I want your opinion on this.
Hear me out. So I said the other day my
sister was in town, that I don't eat much fast
food anymore, and I don't. I don't eat much fast food.
And then Ob jumps in and says, you just had
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a Starbucks this morning. Now, we were beside us Starbucks.
We had to go into some event. I'm not going
to go into the details of it, but I got
at Starbucks. The I was going for protein. The bacon
and egg bites. They need a lot of hot sauce,
but they're bacon and egg bites. Look, you're not going
to eat it for fun. But I got the healthy
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protein egg things. Says that's fast food. Thank you? Chris?
Think I agree. I think that I think she classifies
everything as fast food. What, Chris, thank you, that's not
fast food. Burger King is fast food, Okay, McDonald's, Jack
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in the Box, the Glorious Taco Bell, Sonic Shake, Shack,
Steak and Shake. What these are fast food places? I
fully acknowledge it. It's not like I don't acknowledge the
existence of fast food. But when I make the ultimate
healthy eating decision getting bacon and egg bites at Starbucks
because there's nothing else on that crappy menu. That's why
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I never go to Starbucks. But when I make the
health decision that cannot possibly land on me as being
fast food. There's no way. There's no way. This is
her trying to make me out to be a worse
person than I actually am. And it's not gonna fly
over here. Hey, Jesse, I live in Burbank, California, Disney headquarters.
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A few years ago, they got a bunch of H
one B workers from India and replace their entire IT department.
They fired all the Americans, I remember this story, and
they made the Americans train their replacements under the threat
of no severance pay the idea was they couldn't find
Americans to do those jobs. Total lie. Yeah, the H
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one B visa program has to be ended, and we're
taking some initial steps now trying to root out the
quote fraud of it. But there is so much fraud
in it, and it has done so much damage to
the job prospects of Americans. It has to be stopped now,
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stopped entirely. Fire it up again one day maybe, but
it should be stopped completely now Again the administration because
Trump is a big business guy. We've talked about this before.
His friends are big business people. Remember that story Trump
went golfing and ended up giving his buddies more, you
know visa. Trump's a big business guy. His friends want
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more of these people. So the administration is going to
make positive steps, which they are to their credit, but
they're going to nibble around the edges of this. Will
jd Vance if he's the nominee, if he's an ex president,
which we don't know, but will JD Vance take that further?
I don't know. I suspect that's his desire. But also
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remember there's huge money, huge money that wants these foreigners here,
money that you need to run for president. You want
these guys to go out and bundle you five million
dollars at a fancy fundraiser and aspen on Friday night,
he's gonna pull you aside and say, hey, I mean
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I need these foreigners. I can't look, I can't double
my labor costs and start hiring Americans. You're gonna let
me have all the foreigners I want, right, And this
is we're gonna fight. We're gonna have to fight against
gigantic corporations, and it's gonna be a it's gonna be
a slog for us because we're gonna feel betrayed and
sold out. In fact, I already feel this way a
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lot by our politicians because these big gigantic donors, they
get the guy's phone number, and you don't, then I don't.
I didn't bundle five hundred thousand dollars for you, so
I don't have your cell phone and you're not taking
my calls. But the guy who did, he can call
you up any time he wants. Told you that story.
I know a guy Tucson, right, We're not friends, but
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I know him, talk to him, met him, sat down
with him many times before gigantic bundler gigantic bundler bundles
money for Republicans Republican presidents. When he picks up the
phone and calls George Bush, George Bush answers. He called
Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan answered the phone. Ronald Reagan was
an answering the phone when I called. That's unfair. All right,
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we'll do some more with this. Hang on.
Speaker 4 (10:28):
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Speaker 1 (10:35):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday. Member,
you need to get your ask doctor Jesse questions in
for tomorrow Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot Com. Ask me anything.
All three hours belong to you. Chris, did you see
Joey Chestnut won the eighteenth his eighteenth Nathan's Hot Dog
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eating contest? What Chris? Chris? Chris is complaining that he
didn't set the record. He took down sixty six Wieners
with the bun. Sixty six wieners with the bun. I mean,
if he gets to one hundred, what do you give
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him a trophy with Lindsey Graham's face on it? What Chris?
I'm asking either that's impressive. Sorry, sorry for admiring athletic achievement.
You wouldn't understand anything about that. Poor California, Man.
Speaker 5 (11:35):
California remains one of the worst states to move to
for the year twenty twenty six, and New Consumer Affairs
Report ranked the Golden State as the third worst state
to move to. This is the third year in a
row California was in the top three. New Mexico, Louisiana
they topped the list. Now they determine the rankings based
on affordability, safety, education, healthcare, and quality of life. California
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was dead last and affordability and second to last in safety.
The best states to move to New Hampshire and Utah.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
You know it's because you vote for Democrats, right. It's
really not trying to be over simplistic, but it's just
that simple. Democrats destroy everything. They will consume everything, destroy everything.
It's how they operate. It's freaking awful some memails. I
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don't want to focus on the negative. I'm in too
good of a mood and the week is almost over. Hey, Jesse,
and all your promo bits about Pure Talk, you failed
to mention that they are elder friendly. My eighty year
old friend just made the change. She calls Pure Talk
all the time, not because they are problematic, but because
she is eighty and doesn't know anything about technology. I
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can't tell you how wonderful they are to her. They
got her a better new phone and saved her money.
Thank you for promoting them, Jesse, your best friend you
haven't met. I don't think I would have classified Pure
Talk as elder friendly, because I love them for very
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much the exact same reason. Remember my story with my phone,
all of it okay for so to clarify, I don't
ever do the phone updates. I never do them. I've
always been convinced it's some scam from the cell phone
companies to ruin your phone and make you have to
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go phones cost one thousand dollars now make you have
to go out and pay one thousand dollars for a
new phone. And I don't want to do that. Right
So my phone, my phone, the voicemail just stopped functioning.
There was no more voicemail on the phone, and I
didn't know what to do. So I have to get
a hold of peer talk. And this is why I
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love companies that hire Americans. Oh my gosh, So I
dial pound two five zero and I say Jesse Kelly
and I get him on the other end of the line.
I'm like, they're like, who's this. I've said it's Jesse Kelly.
They're like, no, no, got we understand that, but who
is this. I'm like, no, it's actually Jesse Kelly. But
they were so nice to me, and I had screwed
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everything up by not updating my phone, which I didn't
know how to do. By the way, by not updating
my phone, it had basically locked me out of all
the voicemails. I think I was on the phone for
fifteen minutes with this sweet American lady who walked me
like an idiot because I am an idiot, who walked
me through this entire thing. This is it's what American
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companies used to be. A pleasant American on the other
end of the line, who's not trying to run you
off the phone as fast as humanly possible. They actually
want to help. It's honestly, it's a little disconcerting. If
they're so nice, you're like, hey, what's your angle? What
do you do? They're just nice anyway. That was a
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long switch to pure talk dial pound two five zero
and say, Jesse Kelly and switch to pure talk, and
you probably save a fortune and they'll handle it all.
And don't worry. I'm too old. I don't know they'll
handle all that. Jesse. You just mentioned the Somali flag
being raised during Independence Day week in Columbus, Ohio. Unfortunately,
I live in Massachusetts, born and raised in Boston's Mayor
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Kami Woo also raised the Somali flag. She claims that
Somali's built this country. I have four more years before
I retire. I'm I'm shocked at how fast that became
the language of the Democrat Party. Immigrants built this country.
Immigrants built this country. They have completely left Americans behind.
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Let me ask you this. Let me ask you, when's
the last Democrat you can think of who's up and said, you,
an American, this is your country, you built it. That's
not a radical statement. If you're an American citizen, it
is your country. You've been here for some time, you
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did build it. Family's been here for a while. You
did build it. You get some credit for that. Is
there a single Democrat in the United States of America
who would willingly stand up and say that Nope, Instead,
it's all about foreigners. All of it all about foreigners. America,
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of course, was stolen. You're on stolen Mayan. You're a thief,
You're a colonizer. All these foreigners were bringing in. These
are the real Americans. These are the ones who really
built the country. And this is not like one radical
person who says this. They all talk like this now,
every single one of them. Immigrants built the country. Immigrants
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built the country. Gosh, these frigging people. Jesse that guy
saying he's going to tell the truth, that his job
interview for a promotion must be stopped. I love this guy.
What would a communist do in similar circumstances. The communists
would lie to get the promotion and then be a subversive.
Our guy must do the same thing, take the promotion,
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and then act according to his principles. The alternative is
to stand on his principles and watch someone who actually
supports DEI get the position of power at an important
mega corporation. Please reach out to that fella and stop
him from handing the comedies an easy win. It's harder
for us to lie like that. I'm not saying I
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disagree with that email at all. It's just more difficult
for us to lie like that. The communist lies like
he breathed.
Speaker 5 (17:47):
Thing are reverence for the truth might become might have
become a bit of a distraction that is preventing us
from finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1 (17:57):
We don't think like that. I'm glad we don't think
like that. Should we maybe be a little subversive from
time to time, probably.
Speaker 4 (18:05):
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Speaker 1 (18:14):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday.
If you miss any part of the show, you can
download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Jewish producer Chris has a
problem with me right now and what I did during
an interview, So let me explain what actually happened. Barrett Media,
it's this wonderful media company. They monitor all all kinds
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of radio shows and put out all these lists and
things like that. Very well established if you don't know who,
they are, very well established in the radio industry. And
because I just passed five years at Premiere Premiere Networks,
they reached out and said, hey, we'd love to sit
down and talk to you about five years at Premiere
and all this other stuff, and you know this is
part of the life of being a huge, important celebrity.
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You have journalists banging down your door trying to get
your opinion on things. I can hardly blame them. I
have many wonderful opinions now in all serious they reached out,
I said, of course, and this lady Christina I had
it was a zoom meeting. I had this zoom interview
with her, and they decided to feature the title of
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the article is why Jesse Kelly refuses to take live
callers during his Premiere Networks show, And then she quotes
me right under the headline. I was a radio listener
a long time before I did it. The second it
was let's go to the phones. I couldn't change the
channel fast enough, so I just can't do it. And
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then they go on to quote me in the article
of saying phone calls suck. Look Jewish producer Chris was
not with me when I did the interview. Normally, when
it comes to texts or emails, certainly emails I have
to send the suits or something like that. Chris likes
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to look at them first, So maybe polish the edges
a little bit. You don't have to make that face. Chris,
sand down the rough edges if you will. Ooh, I
wouldn't put it just like that. You know, he does
that kind of thing. Chris was not there for this interview.
I was flying solo. I thought that was a pretty
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good way to put it, Chris. They do suck. What
they do suck. Everyone knows they suck. Nobody, not a
single person. Nobody. When they are let's go to the phones,
nobody says, oh great, this is my favorite part of
the show. Nobody does that. Everyone thinks, oh gosh, here
we go again. Everybody thinks it. I was just the
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one who said it. I don't understand why that's insulting, Jesse.
Since the Marine Corps is the younger sit through a
branch of the Navy, that's not right. What are those
meus doing while sitting on a boat outside the strait
of hor moves. That seems like a lot of high
t snake eaters stuck on a boat for months on end.
Those boats have got to smell horrible by now. Okay,
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so it's actually a funny point. But I'll set aside
your little sister comment and a focus on this. I
have I do have I have sources, you know, hey,
as a journalist, it's journalists, Jesse. I have many sources. Now,
I have sources, certainly inside the military. You know, for one,
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they swap those ships out. Ships can't and shouldn't stay
out at sea indefinitely. You swap them out, they have
to go back to refit. They have to go back
to tighten things up. And human beings are not robots.
You can't stick someone just out in the middle of
the ocean on a boat for six months at a time.
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He needs to stand on dry ground, He needs to
taste real food, He needs to possibly take a pretty
girl out on the date, like flesh and blood. Human
beings need certain things in life. So that's that. Now
for the other part of it, I know you couldn't
hear it, but I could hear it. Hear what the
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collective grown when Trump dropped this the other day.
Speaker 2 (22:28):
We need to on your order, mister President, we will
hit even more and even deeper, because that's the cops go.
Speaker 5 (22:33):
We may put down the blockade, we may put it
back the blockade, and it'll only be a blockade.
Speaker 1 (22:40):
For a rent.
Speaker 6 (22:41):
Anybody else can have whatever they want now, of course, they'll.
Speaker 1 (22:44):
Drop some those guys are so bored. They're so bored
right now, Morale gets low if the troops aren't busy,
if you don't keep them busy. And so what happens
is if you're on a shit, it's same thing. It
works the same way on land, I should know. But
if you're on a ship and there's nothing to do, well,
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they don't want you sitting around board. That's a recipe
for disaster. You get a bunch of young, testosterone filled
nineteen year old marines and sailors and then you make
them board. Something's going to get broken, someone's gonna get killed.
It's a recipe for disaster. So what do you do, Well,
you come up with what amounts to busy work for them.
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You'll peete the daylights out of them as much as
you possibly can. Hey, clean this, polish this, paint that,
and you know, look, young men are what they are.
When you're a young man and you go through all
the training and you have the uniform on and the
President of the United States of America says, hey, we
want you to go kick the living crap out of
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some Iranians. You're excited, I'll tell you, right, Now we
were excited when we were going to Iraq. We're excited
about it. You're excited, right, But then you get over
there and if there's nothing for you to do, if
you're just sitting around board, that's gonna get disheartened. Look
that's the life. I'm not complaining for them or saying
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anyone did anything wrong, because they swap them in and
out as much as they can. But yeah, they're board
out of their minds right now. They're probably thinking, please,
no more blockade, let me invade. Jesse, thank you for
lending your voice and platform to trying to get through
to the administration regarding the terrible jobs and economy messaging
they're putting out over and over. I agree the younger
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generations of job seekers have some seriously challenging negative conditions
to deal with. We also can't forget the older experienced
job seekers. It ain't all cheese, steaks and puppy snuggles
for them either. Using my own example, I returned home
after an overseas job contract wrapped up. I was excited
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to get stuck back in a home after several years abroad,
so I started applying for roles months before fly back
just to line things up early. After nearly five hundred resumes,
a mere four interviews, and well over a year of
actively seeking new rules for which I was clearly qualified
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or way overqualified, I finally secured a position at half
the salary and benefits I'd been earning for the last decade.
What do we have to do to keep the lights on?
We do what we have to do to keep the
lights on and the bellies full, he said, keep raising
the alarm, banging the pots and pants together together. We
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need to get the White House team's attention on this.
All the best said I can say his name DJ. Yeah.
When I when I lament the market and I focus
a lot on young people, I just want to I
want to explain myself. I understand that there are plenty
of older, experienced people who are going through this same thing,
laid off, looking for work, moved you can't find. I
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understand that. Part of the reason I am passionately speaking
about young people and their lot in life is our
young people are getting disenfranchised with the country itself, and
I hate that because I love this country. And look,
you can yell at them all you want, you can
shame them all you want. But when you feel when
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you feel like your country does not present you with
the same opportunities that, for instance, your parents had and
your grandparents had, When you feel like those opportunities have
been denied to you by your country, it can be demoralizing.
And we're seeing that with the rising popularity of communism
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in gen Z. It's it's not all over yet, by
the way. But remember that poll I read you the
other day. I think it was a fifty three percent
approval of communism. Capitalism had forty five percent. And you
can yell and scream about all the horrors of communism.
They didn't learn that in school. What do they know.
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They know they can't afford anything. They know they can't
find a good job, they can't afford anything, and they
go searching for solutions, oftentimes the wrong ones. That's why
I speak a lot about young people. Plus, I have
young people. I have a seventeen year old, I have
a fifteen year old. I'm concerned about my own sons.
I'm concerned about my family. I want them to be
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able to find something great, right, find something, I mean,
maybe a screw off job like this one. I want
them to find relief factor. What Chris, if they ever
get in pain? Do you have pain? Does something on
you hurt? It's awful? Isn't it just freaking weighs down
your life? You know that relief Factor is not a drug.
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That relief factor is a supplement, a supplement that supports
your body's natural response to inflammation. So when you start
taking relief Factor first day, probably won't see anything. It
builds in your system over time, every day you take
take it. The longer you take it, the better it works.
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They know this. That's why they sell you three weeks
of it for nineteen ninety five. It's a quick start.
Take it for three weeks. What do you have to lose?
It's nineteen dollars and ninety five cents? Is that not
worth possibly eliminating that pain relief Factor? Dot com or
one eight hundred the number four relief We'll be back.
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I've got on animalies.
Speaker 3 (28:25):
I don't mean, says Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 4 (28:28):
You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (28:33):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Thursday. But fear not,
we shall return tomorrow for ask doctor Jesse Friday Remember
how I told you once or twice that these people
communists that they have they all they have these three
things in common. I'm talking about the elite communists, that
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they're completely out of touch with the real world, too
much time academia and whatnot. And the one I want
to focus on the most is they see themselves as
kings and queens. Remember our times I told you that,
listen to this lady, just stay.
Speaker 6 (29:14):
Away and stop writing all your dumb columns on the
internet and telling us what we should be doing. And
don't call me anymore. I don't want to hear your
ideas about you know why we're not doing it well enough,
and you know that's just that's just not how we
do it here.
Speaker 1 (29:28):
And Devin, by the way, the third thing is no
love of country. They see themselves as kings and queens,
completely out of touch with the real world and no
love of country. That's that's A member of Congress just
splat out got up and said, look, we're not interested
in your opinions on things. I'm gonna try that with
the wife tonight. No, I'm not you know what I'm not.
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I changed my mind, Hey, Jesse, I totally agree with
you about how evil the Democrats are and everything that
was said about Charlie Kirk. But a lot of the
people that were fired were suspended winning lawsuits over the
First Amendment. I listened to you on ninety two point
nine out of northeast Tennessee. Even though I live in
Missouri and I've heard on the radio, a ton of
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money has been paid out in colleges in that area
to people speaking against Charlie. It's not wrong. Not all
of them got fired, some got suspended, some got brought back,
some got paid. And part of the reason for that
is this is a frightening thing to dwell on. You
don't want to dwell on it. But so many of
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the people who went to social media and celebrated the
assassination of Charlie Kirk, they work in schools, but they're
unioned up and they work in high schools, they work
in colleges. It's not just like these were the dirt
balls on the street corner. These are the college professors
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you're currently paying fifty thousand dollars a year to teach Aiden,
Jaden and Braid. That's why so many of them couldn't
get canned university even tried to the most evil, violent
communism in our society. It sprouts from college campus. Remember
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the weather Underground. We've talked about them before. Terrorist group, communist,
terrorist group from the seventies. When they got out of prison,
the ones who went to prison, they did not live
in some halfway house, some dingy apartment. They got jobs
in academia, good jobs, professors teaching students. Communists terrorists teach
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students on American university campuses. And obviously we see with
the rising popularity of communism among young people, we see
what they're teaching those young people. Jesse. I recently noticed
through social media and even in day to day conversation
more people are calling these anti Americans what they are, communists.
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For so long, there would be hesitation to do so,
and all we ever heard was Democrat or liberal messaging.
And the language is used as important and it's finally
catching up, and I'm glad to see it. I'm glad
to see it too. I'm glad the President of the
United States of America himself, Donald Trump, has gotten in
on this as well. We are calling communists communists, and
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that is important. It's not nothing because as we talked
about language, leads to mindset. Mindset leads to performance. If
you think that you're dealing with the liberal Eleen's left,
if you think that's what you're dealing with, then you
are not going to operate with the urgency you should have.
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And also you may be tempted to work with that person. Well,
we all want the same things. Ah, maybe we disagree
on taxes, but we'll want the same things. You'll find
yourself saying lame, naive things like that. But when you
finally understand and accept that you are dealing with a communist,
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you are dealing with a destroyer. You are dealing with
somebody who is only interested in conquest and destruction, you
deal with that person in an entirely different way. To
this day, we still have United States senators in the
GOP who will brag about something bipartisan they're doing. It costs.
John Corny in his Senate seat, I'm working with Democrats
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on a bipartisan gun control bill. He was proud of it,
bragged about it. It was bipartisan, working with the other side,
as if I'm supposed to stand up and cheer because
you're working with the enemy. Thanks John, hope you enjoy retirement.
And now here's a headline by go you know, you
know the thing headlines We didn't get to United must
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face the lawsuit over windows seats that don't have windows.
A judge rules it is this kind of bonkers how
the airline industry, granted it's regulated out the wazoo and everything.
I understand all the reasons behind it, but how you
were just completely at their mercy and they can do
you so wrong. They can kick you off a flight. Oh,
we overbooked. What do you mean you overbooked? Why did
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you sell more tickets than were on the flight up? Sorry, folks,
flight's canceled. We'll try again tomorrow. Wait, what what do
you mean to try again? It's the Trump envoy warns
China's power move at sea is a threat we cannot
afford to ignore. China has been trying this bullying crap
in the ocean forever. You know, they're doing this off
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the coast of South America. Philippines are having to deal
with this. They're all over the planet, just causing a ruckus.
What a poisonous country. Seven more country counties consider leaving
Democrat run Illinois and creating a new state. I completely
support this. I sympathize so much with states like Illinois.
The whole state is blood red except for Chicago, where
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it's blue, and there's enough people there to tilt the
whole state blue. So all those wonderful people in the
state of Illinois have to live under a communist dictatorship
instead of under a decent government. I think I think
more states should break up. I think California should do
the same. Leave the coasts where they are and break up.
New York City leaders just voted to give themselves a
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massive pay raise. This is what they do. Communists don't
even hide it. You reward your friends, you punish your enemies.
The DOJ. Warren State election officials can be charged over
non citizen voting. That Trump administration is doing good things
attacking the non citizens who vote in our election, and
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I hope they keep it up. I'm sure they will.
We are going to come back tomorrow for ask doctor
Jesse Friday. You get your email in now, Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com Does it even have to be political?
You might just hear it on the air tomorrow nationwide.
How about that? That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a fantastic Thursday. Will chop away at some emails at
some point in time. Here California's moving up the rankings, rankings.
They don't want to move up. We'll talk about that. Oh,
(00:32):
that's so much more coming up in the final hour
of the Jesse Kelly Show. So, ma'am Donnie. Out of
New York City, they put out a map and look,
I'm not gonna go over with the stupid map. Doesn't matter.
But the map was the quote immigrant enclaves of New
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York City, little Africa, little Bangladesh, little Egypt, little Haiti.
But that's lovely, little India, little Palestine. Oh that I
could go down the list. But the American Communists knows
exactly where his power comes from, and that's why he
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focuses almost exclusively on them. And back to what I
was talking about in the first hour, I believe you
are going to see in larger and larger numbers black
people moving away from the Democrat Party. Now, how does
that work? Because people will say, well, they're not going
to vote Republican. They may not be. I'm not here
(01:37):
to say that the Republicans are going to have to
court all the votes they possibly can. But I think
the Republican Party well, and it's not that I think.
I know the Republican Party has a tremendous opportunity if
it has the guts and if it's smart enough to
rebrand itself from what it has been. We don't have
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to go into what was, but what could the Republican
Party be rebranded as if they had the guts. The
party for Americans, Americans. That's what they care about. They
care about America, They care about Americans. That's what they
talk about. That's what they focus on at all times
they talk about us. The GOP has not been that.
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Whatever it has been, it hasn't been that very globalist,
citizen of the world kind of talk. Now, it hasn't
been as bad as a Democrat party. But the GOP
could become that the anti fraud party.
Speaker 2 (02:33):
We have an opportunity to keep the momentum of the
last couple of years and particularly the last few months.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
We can keep on fighting fraud, or we can reward
the fraudsters.
Speaker 2 (02:43):
We can kick criminal, illegal aliens out of our country,
or we can reward people for stealing your tax money,
we can protect those moms who need that prenatal care,
or we can give it away to people who are
trying to take advantage of you and take advantage of
the system. This is not a normal election because we're
not running against people who maybe have different ideas about
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tax policy or regulatory policy. To the people watching at home,
I understand you're of course not going to agree with
the President and the vice president.
Speaker 3 (03:14):
About every single issue. But what I hope we.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
Can all agree on is the simple principle that the
people's government exists.
Speaker 3 (03:22):
To fight for the people and not the fraudsters.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
That's a good message. We're here to stop the fraud.
We're the anti fraud party. Those people, the Democrats, they're
stealing from you. It's true. By the way, they're collaborating
with all the foreigners and they're pillaging your country. We
are here to stop them. That's good. This stuff is good.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
The basic deal that we cut was we'll lift our
blockade if you stop shooting at chips, but if you
shoot at ships, we are going to punch back, and
we're going to punch back harder than ever before.
Speaker 1 (03:53):
Completely Wow, that is absolutely the wrong button.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
This was the right What we've asked the governor to
do is just give us the data so that we
can check.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
It's really embarrassing it was Chris pressed the wrong button.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
But what we've asked the governor to do is just
give us the data so that we can check whether
you've got illegal aliens on your food stamp rolls. And
he's saying absolutely not. And I think the only plausible
explanation for that is that he cares more about protecting
illegal aliens than he does the good citizens of Wisconsin.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
It's a scam and it has to stop.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
Hey, Jesse, you and your fellows there, please be careful
when eating all that junk food and fast food you
eat every day, especially Taco bell. Seems some of the
so called fresh ingredients are causing explosive diarrhea according to
a report, So don't be dipping into the takeout bag
until you are near the toilet facilities. Buddy, when you
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decide you're going to climb Mount Everest, swim, scuba dive
in the Great Barrier Reef, you know something like that,
you go into it understanding there are risks. What you've
done is you've decided the risks are worth the glory.
(05:13):
It's worth it. I will never stop eating Taco Bell.
Now I am forty four. I'm going to be forty
five on July twentieth. Again, not gonna talk about it
on the air, but I'm gonna be forty five on
July twentieth. I sadly have had to reduce my fast
food consumption significantly. But that actually brings me to an
(05:35):
argument I am in the middle of with Ob. You
ready for this, Chris, I want your opinion on this.
Hear me out. So I said the other day my
sister was in town, that I don't eat much fast
food anymore, and I don't. I don't eat much fast food.
And then Ob jumps in and says, you just had
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a Starbucks this morning. Now, we were beside us Starbucks.
We had to go into some event. I'm not going
to go into the details of it, but I got
at Starbucks. The I was going for protein. The bacon
and egg bites. They need a lot of hot sauce,
but they're bacon and egg bites. Look, you're not going
to eat it for fun. But I got the healthy
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protein egg things. Says that's fast food. Thank you? Chris?
Think I agree. I think that I think she classifies
everything as fast food. What, Chris, thank you, that's not
fast food. Burger King is fast food, Okay, McDonald's, Jack
(06:42):
in the Box, the Glorious Taco Bell, Sonic Shake, Shack,
Steak and Shake. What these are fast food places? I
fully acknowledge it. It's not like I don't acknowledge the
existence of fast food. But when I make the ultimate
healthy eating decision getting bacon and egg bites at Starbucks
because there's nothing else on that crappy menu. That's why
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I never go to Starbucks. But when I make the
health decision that cannot possibly land on me as being
fast food. There's no way. There's no way. This is
her trying to make me out to be a worse
person than I actually am. And it's not gonna fly
over here. Hey, Jesse, I live in Burbank, California, Disney headquarters.
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A few years ago, they got a bunch of H
one B workers from India and replace their entire IT department.
They fired all the Americans, I remember this story, and
they made the Americans train their replacements under the threat
of no severance pay the idea was they couldn't find
Americans to do those jobs. Total lie. Yeah, the H
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one B visa program has to be ended, and we're
taking some initial steps now trying to root out the
quote fraud of it. But there is so much fraud
in it, and it has done so much damage to
the job prospects of Americans. It has to be stopped now,
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stopped entirely. Fire it up again one day maybe, but
it should be stopped completely now Again the administration because
Trump is a big business guy. We've talked about this before.
His friends are big business people. Remember that story Trump
went golfing and ended up giving his buddies more, you
know visa. Trump's a big business guy. His friends want
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more of these people. So the administration is going to
make positive steps, which they are to their credit, but
they're going to nibble around the edges of this. Will
jd Vance if he's the nominee, if he's an ex president,
which we don't know, but will JD Vance take that further?
I don't know. I suspect that's his desire. But also
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remember there's huge money, huge money that wants these foreigners here,
money that you need to run for president. You want
these guys to go out and bundle you five million
dollars at a fancy fundraiser and aspen on Friday night,
he's gonna pull you aside and say, hey, I mean
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I need these foreigners. I can't look, I can't double
my labor costs and start hiring Americans. You're gonna let
me have all the foreigners I want, right, And this
is we're gonna fight. We're gonna have to fight against
gigantic corporations, and it's gonna be a it's gonna be
a slog for us because we're gonna feel betrayed and
sold out. In fact, I already feel this way a
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lot by our politicians because these big gigantic donors, they
get the guy's phone number, and you don't, then I don't.
I didn't bundle five hundred thousand dollars for you, so
I don't have your cell phone and you're not taking
my calls. But the guy who did, he can call
you up any time he wants. Told you that story.
I know a guy Tucson, right, We're not friends, but
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I know him, talk to him, met him, sat down
with him many times before gigantic bundler gigantic bundler bundles
money for Republicans Republican presidents. When he picks up the
phone and calls George Bush, George Bush answers. He called
Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan answered the phone. Ronald Reagan was
an answering the phone when I called. That's unfair. All right,
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we'll do some more with this. Hang on.
Speaker 4 (10:28):
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Speaker 1 (10:35):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday. Member,
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All three hours belong to you. Chris, did you see
Joey Chestnut won the eighteenth his eighteenth Nathan's Hot Dog
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eating contest? What Chris? Chris? Chris is complaining that he
didn't set the record. He took down sixty six Wieners
with the bun. Sixty six wieners with the bun. I mean,
if he gets to one hundred, what do you give
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him a trophy with Lindsey Graham's face on it? What Chris?
I'm asking either that's impressive. Sorry, sorry for admiring athletic achievement.
You wouldn't understand anything about that. Poor California, Man.
Speaker 5 (11:35):
California remains one of the worst states to move to
for the year twenty twenty six, and New Consumer Affairs
Report ranked the Golden State as the third worst state
to move to. This is the third year in a
row California was in the top three. New Mexico, Louisiana
they topped the list. Now they determine the rankings based
on affordability, safety, education, healthcare, and quality of life. California
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was dead last and affordability and second to last in safety.
The best states to move to New Hampshire and Utah.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
You know it's because you vote for Democrats, right. It's
really not trying to be over simplistic, but it's just
that simple. Democrats destroy everything. They will consume everything, destroy everything.
It's how they operate. It's freaking awful some memails. I
(12:30):
don't want to focus on the negative. I'm in too
good of a mood and the week is almost over. Hey, Jesse,
and all your promo bits about Pure Talk, you failed
to mention that they are elder friendly. My eighty year
old friend just made the change. She calls Pure Talk
all the time, not because they are problematic, but because
she is eighty and doesn't know anything about technology. I
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can't tell you how wonderful they are to her. They
got her a better new phone and saved her money.
Thank you for promoting them, Jesse, your best friend you
haven't met. I don't think I would have classified Pure
Talk as elder friendly, because I love them for very
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much the exact same reason. Remember my story with my phone,
all of it okay for so to clarify, I don't
ever do the phone updates. I never do them. I've
always been convinced it's some scam from the cell phone
companies to ruin your phone and make you have to
(13:36):
go phones cost one thousand dollars now make you have
to go out and pay one thousand dollars for a
new phone. And I don't want to do that. Right
So my phone, my phone, the voicemail just stopped functioning.
There was no more voicemail on the phone, and I
didn't know what to do. So I have to get
a hold of peer talk. And this is why I
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love companies that hire Americans. Oh my gosh, So I
dial pound two five zero and I say Jesse Kelly
and I get him on the other end of the line.
I'm like, they're like, who's this. I've said it's Jesse Kelly.
They're like, no, no, got we understand that, but who
is this. I'm like, no, it's actually Jesse Kelly. But
they were so nice to me, and I had screwed
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everything up by not updating my phone, which I didn't
know how to do. By the way, by not updating
my phone, it had basically locked me out of all
the voicemails. I think I was on the phone for
fifteen minutes with this sweet American lady who walked me
like an idiot because I am an idiot, who walked
me through this entire thing. This is it's what American
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companies used to be. A pleasant American on the other
end of the line, who's not trying to run you
off the phone as fast as humanly possible. They actually
want to help. It's honestly, it's a little disconcerting. If
they're so nice, you're like, hey, what's your angle? What
do you do? They're just nice anyway. That was a
(15:05):
long switch to pure talk dial pound two five zero
and say, Jesse Kelly and switch to pure talk, and
you probably save a fortune and they'll handle it all.
And don't worry. I'm too old. I don't know they'll
handle all that. Jesse. You just mentioned the Somali flag
being raised during Independence Day week in Columbus, Ohio. Unfortunately,
I live in Massachusetts, born and raised in Boston's Mayor
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Kami Woo also raised the Somali flag. She claims that
Somali's built this country. I have four more years before
I retire. I'm I'm shocked at how fast that became
the language of the Democrat Party. Immigrants built this country.
Immigrants built this country. They have completely left Americans behind.
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Let me ask you this. Let me ask you, when's
the last Democrat you can think of who's up and said, you,
an American, this is your country, you built it. That's
not a radical statement. If you're an American citizen, it
is your country. You've been here for some time, you
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did build it. Family's been here for a while. You
did build it. You get some credit for that. Is
there a single Democrat in the United States of America
who would willingly stand up and say that Nope, Instead,
it's all about foreigners. All of it all about foreigners. America,
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of course, was stolen. You're on stolen Mayan. You're a thief,
You're a colonizer. All these foreigners were bringing in. These
are the real Americans. These are the ones who really
built the country. And this is not like one radical
person who says this. They all talk like this now,
every single one of them. Immigrants built the country. Immigrants
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built the country. Gosh, these frigging people. Jesse that guy
saying he's going to tell the truth, that his job
interview for a promotion must be stopped. I love this guy.
What would a communist do in similar circumstances. The communists
would lie to get the promotion and then be a subversive.
Our guy must do the same thing, take the promotion,
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and then act according to his principles. The alternative is
to stand on his principles and watch someone who actually
supports DEI get the position of power at an important
mega corporation. Please reach out to that fella and stop
him from handing the comedies an easy win. It's harder
for us to lie like that. I'm not saying I
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disagree with that email at all. It's just more difficult
for us to lie like that. The communist lies like
he breathed.
Speaker 5 (17:47):
Thing are reverence for the truth might become might have
become a bit of a distraction that is preventing us
from finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1 (17:57):
We don't think like that. I'm glad we don't think
like that. Should we maybe be a little subversive from
time to time, probably.
Speaker 4 (18:05):
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday.
If you miss any part of the show, you can
download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Jewish producer Chris has a
problem with me right now and what I did during
an interview, So let me explain what actually happened. Barrett Media,
it's this wonderful media company. They monitor all all kinds
(18:37):
of radio shows and put out all these lists and
things like that. Very well established if you don't know who,
they are, very well established in the radio industry. And
because I just passed five years at Premiere Premiere Networks,
they reached out and said, hey, we'd love to sit
down and talk to you about five years at Premiere
and all this other stuff, and you know this is
part of the life of being a huge, important celebrity.
(19:00):
You have journalists banging down your door trying to get
your opinion on things. I can hardly blame them. I
have many wonderful opinions now in all serious they reached out,
I said, of course, and this lady Christina I had
it was a zoom meeting. I had this zoom interview
with her, and they decided to feature the title of
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the article is why Jesse Kelly refuses to take live
callers during his Premiere Networks show, And then she quotes
me right under the headline. I was a radio listener
a long time before I did it. The second it
was let's go to the phones. I couldn't change the
channel fast enough, so I just can't do it. And
(19:49):
then they go on to quote me in the article
of saying phone calls suck. Look Jewish producer Chris was
not with me when I did the interview. Normally, when
it comes to texts or emails, certainly emails I have
to send the suits or something like that. Chris likes
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to look at them first, So maybe polish the edges
a little bit. You don't have to make that face. Chris,
sand down the rough edges if you will. Ooh, I
wouldn't put it just like that. You know, he does
that kind of thing. Chris was not there for this interview.
I was flying solo. I thought that was a pretty
(20:33):
good way to put it, Chris. They do suck. What
they do suck. Everyone knows they suck. Nobody, not a
single person. Nobody. When they are let's go to the phones,
nobody says, oh great, this is my favorite part of
the show. Nobody does that. Everyone thinks, oh gosh, here
we go again. Everybody thinks it. I was just the
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one who said it. I don't understand why that's insulting, Jesse.
Since the Marine Corps is the younger sit through a
branch of the Navy, that's not right. What are those
meus doing while sitting on a boat outside the strait
of hor moves. That seems like a lot of high
t snake eaters stuck on a boat for months on end.
Those boats have got to smell horrible by now. Okay,
(21:15):
so it's actually a funny point. But I'll set aside
your little sister comment and a focus on this. I
have I do have I have sources, you know, hey,
as a journalist, it's journalists, Jesse. I have many sources. Now,
I have sources, certainly inside the military. You know, for one,
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they swap those ships out. Ships can't and shouldn't stay
out at sea indefinitely. You swap them out, they have
to go back to refit. They have to go back
to tighten things up. And human beings are not robots.
You can't stick someone just out in the middle of
the ocean on a boat for six months at a time.
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He needs to stand on dry ground, He needs to
taste real food, He needs to possibly take a pretty
girl out on the date, like flesh and blood. Human
beings need certain things in life. So that's that. Now
for the other part of it, I know you couldn't
hear it, but I could hear it. Hear what the
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collective grown when Trump dropped this the other day.
Speaker 2 (22:28):
We need to on your order, mister President, we will
hit even more and even deeper, because that's the cops go.
Speaker 5 (22:33):
We may put down the blockade, we may put it
back the blockade, and it'll only be a blockade.
Speaker 1 (22:40):
For a rent.
Speaker 6 (22:41):
Anybody else can have whatever they want now, of course, they'll.
Speaker 1 (22:44):
Drop some those guys are so bored. They're so bored
right now, Morale gets low if the troops aren't busy,
if you don't keep them busy. And so what happens
is if you're on a shit, it's same thing. It
works the same way on land, I should know. But
if you're on a ship and there's nothing to do, well,
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they don't want you sitting around board. That's a recipe
for disaster. You get a bunch of young, testosterone filled
nineteen year old marines and sailors and then you make
them board. Something's going to get broken, someone's gonna get killed.
It's a recipe for disaster. So what do you do, Well,
you come up with what amounts to busy work for them.
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You'll peete the daylights out of them as much as
you possibly can. Hey, clean this, polish this, paint that,
and you know, look, young men are what they are.
When you're a young man and you go through all
the training and you have the uniform on and the
President of the United States of America says, hey, we
want you to go kick the living crap out of
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some Iranians. You're excited, I'll tell you, right, Now we
were excited when we were going to Iraq. We're excited
about it. You're excited, right, But then you get over
there and if there's nothing for you to do, if
you're just sitting around board, that's gonna get disheartened. Look
that's the life. I'm not complaining for them or saying
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anyone did anything wrong, because they swap them in and
out as much as they can. But yeah, they're board
out of their minds right now. They're probably thinking, please,
no more blockade, let me invade. Jesse, thank you for
lending your voice and platform to trying to get through
to the administration regarding the terrible jobs and economy messaging
they're putting out over and over. I agree the younger
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generations of job seekers have some seriously challenging negative conditions
to deal with. We also can't forget the older experienced
job seekers. It ain't all cheese, steaks and puppy snuggles
for them either. Using my own example, I returned home
after an overseas job contract wrapped up. I was excited
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to get stuck back in a home after several years abroad,
so I started applying for roles months before fly back
just to line things up early. After nearly five hundred resumes,
a mere four interviews, and well over a year of
actively seeking new rules for which I was clearly qualified
(25:13):
or way overqualified, I finally secured a position at half
the salary and benefits I'd been earning for the last decade.
What do we have to do to keep the lights on?
We do what we have to do to keep the
lights on and the bellies full, he said, keep raising
the alarm, banging the pots and pants together together. We
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need to get the White House team's attention on this.
All the best said I can say his name DJ. Yeah.
When I when I lament the market and I focus
a lot on young people, I just want to I
want to explain myself. I understand that there are plenty
of older, experienced people who are going through this same thing,
laid off, looking for work, moved you can't find. I
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understand that. Part of the reason I am passionately speaking
about young people and their lot in life is our
young people are getting disenfranchised with the country itself, and
I hate that because I love this country. And look,
you can yell at them all you want, you can
shame them all you want. But when you feel when
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you feel like your country does not present you with
the same opportunities that, for instance, your parents had and
your grandparents had, When you feel like those opportunities have
been denied to you by your country, it can be demoralizing.
And we're seeing that with the rising popularity of communism
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in gen Z. It's it's not all over yet, by
the way. But remember that poll I read you the
other day. I think it was a fifty three percent
approval of communism. Capitalism had forty five percent. And you
can yell and scream about all the horrors of communism.
They didn't learn that in school. What do they know.
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They know they can't afford anything. They know they can't
find a good job, they can't afford anything, and they
go searching for solutions, oftentimes the wrong ones. That's why
I speak a lot about young people. Plus, I have
young people. I have a seventeen year old, I have
a fifteen year old. I'm concerned about my own sons.
I'm concerned about my family. I want them to be
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able to find something great, right, find something, I mean,
maybe a screw off job like this one. I want
them to find relief factor. What Chris, if they ever
get in pain? Do you have pain? Does something on
you hurt? It's awful? Isn't it just freaking weighs down
your life? You know that relief Factor is not a drug.
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That relief factor is a supplement, a supplement that supports
your body's natural response to inflammation. So when you start
taking relief Factor first day, probably won't see anything. It
builds in your system over time, every day you take
take it. The longer you take it, the better it works.
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They know this. That's why they sell you three weeks
of it for nineteen ninety five. It's a quick start.
Take it for three weeks. What do you have to lose?
It's nineteen dollars and ninety five cents? Is that not
worth possibly eliminating that pain relief Factor? Dot com or
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I've got on animalies.
Speaker 3 (28:25):
I don't mean, says Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 4 (28:28):
You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (28:33):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Thursday. But fear not,
we shall return tomorrow for ask doctor Jesse Friday Remember
how I told you once or twice that these people
communists that they have they all they have these three
things in common. I'm talking about the elite communists, that
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they're completely out of touch with the real world, too
much time academia and whatnot. And the one I want
to focus on the most is they see themselves as
kings and queens. Remember our times I told you that,
listen to this lady, just stay.
Speaker 6 (29:14):
Away and stop writing all your dumb columns on the
internet and telling us what we should be doing. And
don't call me anymore. I don't want to hear your
ideas about you know why we're not doing it well enough,
and you know that's just that's just not how we
do it here.
Speaker 1 (29:28):
And Devin, by the way, the third thing is no
love of country. They see themselves as kings and queens,
completely out of touch with the real world and no
love of country. That's that's A member of Congress just
splat out got up and said, look, we're not interested
in your opinions on things. I'm gonna try that with
the wife tonight. No, I'm not you know what I'm not.
(29:49):
I changed my mind, Hey, Jesse, I totally agree with
you about how evil the Democrats are and everything that
was said about Charlie Kirk. But a lot of the
people that were fired were suspended winning lawsuits over the
First Amendment. I listened to you on ninety two point
nine out of northeast Tennessee. Even though I live in
Missouri and I've heard on the radio, a ton of
(30:09):
money has been paid out in colleges in that area
to people speaking against Charlie. It's not wrong. Not all
of them got fired, some got suspended, some got brought back,
some got paid. And part of the reason for that
is this is a frightening thing to dwell on. You
don't want to dwell on it. But so many of
(30:31):
the people who went to social media and celebrated the
assassination of Charlie Kirk, they work in schools, but they're
unioned up and they work in high schools, they work
in colleges. It's not just like these were the dirt
balls on the street corner. These are the college professors
(30:55):
you're currently paying fifty thousand dollars a year to teach Aiden,
Jaden and Braid. That's why so many of them couldn't
get canned university even tried to the most evil, violent
communism in our society. It sprouts from college campus. Remember
(31:17):
the weather Underground. We've talked about them before. Terrorist group, communist,
terrorist group from the seventies. When they got out of prison,
the ones who went to prison, they did not live
in some halfway house, some dingy apartment. They got jobs
in academia, good jobs, professors teaching students. Communists terrorists teach
(31:42):
students on American university campuses. And obviously we see with
the rising popularity of communism among young people, we see
what they're teaching those young people. Jesse. I recently noticed
through social media and even in day to day conversation
more people are calling these anti Americans what they are, communists.
(32:03):
For so long, there would be hesitation to do so,
and all we ever heard was Democrat or liberal messaging.
And the language is used as important and it's finally
catching up, and I'm glad to see it. I'm glad
to see it too. I'm glad the President of the
United States of America himself, Donald Trump, has gotten in
on this as well. We are calling communists communists, and
(32:26):
that is important. It's not nothing because as we talked
about language, leads to mindset. Mindset leads to performance. If
you think that you're dealing with the liberal Eleen's left,
if you think that's what you're dealing with, then you
are not going to operate with the urgency you should have.
(32:47):
And also you may be tempted to work with that person. Well,
we all want the same things. Ah, maybe we disagree
on taxes, but we'll want the same things. You'll find
yourself saying lame, naive things like that. But when you
finally understand and accept that you are dealing with a communist,
(33:07):
you are dealing with a destroyer. You are dealing with
somebody who is only interested in conquest and destruction, you
deal with that person in an entirely different way. To
this day, we still have United States senators in the
GOP who will brag about something bipartisan they're doing. It costs.
John Corny in his Senate seat, I'm working with Democrats
(33:29):
on a bipartisan gun control bill. He was proud of it,
bragged about it. It was bipartisan, working with the other side,
as if I'm supposed to stand up and cheer because
you're working with the enemy. Thanks John, hope you enjoy retirement.
And now here's a headline by go you know, you
know the thing headlines We didn't get to United must
(33:54):
face the lawsuit over windows seats that don't have windows.
A judge rules it is this kind of bonkers how
the airline industry, granted it's regulated out the wazoo and everything.
I understand all the reasons behind it, but how you
were just completely at their mercy and they can do
you so wrong. They can kick you off a flight. Oh,
we overbooked. What do you mean you overbooked? Why did
(34:16):
you sell more tickets than were on the flight up? Sorry, folks,
flight's canceled. We'll try again tomorrow. Wait, what what do
you mean to try again? It's the Trump envoy warns
China's power move at sea is a threat we cannot
afford to ignore. China has been trying this bullying crap
in the ocean forever. You know, they're doing this off
(34:37):
the coast of South America. Philippines are having to deal
with this. They're all over the planet, just causing a ruckus.
What a poisonous country. Seven more country counties consider leaving
Democrat run Illinois and creating a new state. I completely
support this. I sympathize so much with states like Illinois.
The whole state is blood red except for Chicago, where
(34:59):
it's blue, and there's enough people there to tilt the
whole state blue. So all those wonderful people in the
state of Illinois have to live under a communist dictatorship
instead of under a decent government. I think I think
more states should break up. I think California should do
the same. Leave the coasts where they are and break up.
New York City leaders just voted to give themselves a
(35:20):
massive pay raise. This is what they do. Communists don't
even hide it. You reward your friends, you punish your enemies.
The DOJ. Warren State election officials can be charged over
non citizen voting. That Trump administration is doing good things
attacking the non citizens who vote in our election, and
(35:41):
I hope they keep it up. I'm sure they will.
We are going to come back tomorrow for ask doctor
Jesse Friday. You get your email in now, Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com Does it even have to be political?
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