Jesse talks about commitment in democrats versus republicans

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This is a podcast from woor.It is the Jesse Kelly Show, Final
hour of The Jesse Kelly Show ona Thursday. And what a spicy show
it has been here. But I'lltell you this, and we're not done
yet. We have all kinds ofspite we can pour on Mitt Romney.
That'll be fun, some FBI news. I actually have an Air Force memo

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that'll be great. But I wantto go back to this lady's question because
she was talking about Hey, becausefreedom is in our DNA. Yes,
revolutions in general end up terribly forthe people. They don't end up great.
The people end up worse. Butbecause we have freedom more ingrained in
us here, does that put usin a better position for whatever rocky times
may be coming to America? AndI will answer this with a wholehearted yes.

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People think that I am a cynicfrom time to time, or blackpiled
or whatever way you want to putit. Well, it all depends on
how you look at that. Idon't view myself like that at all.
If you might say, as arealist, I've told you many, many,
many times, I don't think thatAmerica as it's currently constituted fifty states

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and all that. Washington, DC'sthe capital, all these things. I
do not believe that we can putHumpty Dumpty back together again. Our culture
is too rotted out. We've importedtoo many Internally, We're too bad.
I don't believe that. But thatis not a doom thing or a blackpool
thing, because I believe that me, our children and their children after them

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can have incredible lives in wonderful communitiesin this country because of how decentralized this
country was set up. You don'tunderstand the power of the states. The
individual states have so much autonomy inthis country. I'm in Texas. We
have our own power grid here.We have incredible numbers of people too,

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who want what you want. Theywant what you want, they want what
I want. It's not like Look, it's not like you and I are
some tiny minority. We're five percentof the population. Please just leave us
alone now. I'm not going todo the lame we're the soil of majority
thing. You know how much Ihate that, because being silent doesn't get
you anything at all. But thereare so many millions of people who believe

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what you believe and want what youwant. I am actually hopeful. I
am, and the things that giveme hope are Look, I get emails
all the time now of you're gettinginvolved. You're getting involved. People are
out there getting involved, and they'rebecoming more emotionally invested, and that is

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wonderful. Emails about Jesse. Weflipped our school board, Jesse, I
got involved in the primary. Wedefeated Rhino. This lady's freaking drowning in
guilt, and I think it's inspiring. Listen to this one, Jesse,
She says, Father, Jesse,I have to cont Today was election day
and I didn't vote. It wasn'teven because of some stupid reason like I
hate both candidates or voting doesn't matter. In my opinion, it was an

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even worse reason. I forgot.I could give you excuses, my weddings
in two weeks, so on andso forth. But she said, I
for being honest. I simply didn'tmake it a priority. Our city's been
suffering under liberal communist rules, soon, so forth. In the future,
I promised to you and the listenersthat I will do better. I
will make voting a priority. Iwill find more ways to get involved.

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Maybe as a penance I can workfor our guide during his next campaign.
If not him, whoever's best holdingthe lines, so on and so forth.
And I know half this is tinyin cheek at least I hope it
is. But I'm glad you feelguilty. I mean, you shouldn't.
You should let it go, honestly, give yourself some grace. You missed
an election. But that is thekind of commitment and mentality we need to

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began developing. Remember I read itso long ago. I should have kept
it so I could read it again. She hasn't email us in a while,
But there was a former communist whoused to listen to the show.
Maybe she still does, I don'tknow, but and she would email from
time to time, and I lovedwhen she did because she would talk about
their mentality and their tactics and someof the things they would do. And

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remember that time she emailed in andshe said, here's how committed Democrats are
to elections in the voting process.She she missed a local election. Now
it wasn't even if I remember itwasn't. I don't even think it was
mayor who was one of some bondproposal or something. It was some thing
that you probably have missed a hundredof and I'll be honest, I missed

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a hundred of in my life.She missed some random local election. She
was so overwhelmed with guilt for missingthat because that was her religion at the
time. Remember communism as a religion, it's not a political ideology. She
was so overwhelmed with guilt that shehad to go see a therapist. She
saw out and received therapy because shewas so despondent that she had missed an

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election. I'm not saying I wantyou to have to go see go seek
out therapy. If you miss anelection, please just forgive yourself and let
it go. You'll get them thenext time. But that shows you the
difference in commitment. The difference incommitment. Uh, look, you know

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we were playing the Harrison Buckner commentsor Butker comments earlier in case you missed
them. Here's a little bit ofit that policies and poor leadership have negatively
impacted major life issues. Things likeabortion, IVF, surrogacy, euthanasia,
as well as a growing support fordegenerate cultural values in media, all stem

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from the pervasiveness of disorder. Ourown nation is led by a man who
publicly and proudly proclaims his Catholic faith, but at the same time is delusional
enough to make the sign the Crossduring a pro rally. He has been
so vocal in his support for themurder of innocent babies that I'm sure to
many people it appears that you canbe both Catholic and pro choice. He

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is not alone. From the manbehind the COVID lockdowns to the people pushing
dangerous gender ideologies onto the youth ofAmerica, they all have a glaring thing
in common. They are Catholic.This is an important reminder that being Catholic
alone doesn't cut it. These arethe sorts of things we are told in
polite society to not bring up,you know, the difficult and unpleasant things.

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But if we are going to bemen and women for this time and
history, we need to stop pretendingthat the Church of Nice is a winning
proposition. We must always speak andact in charity, but never mistake charity
for cowardice. Let me ask yousomething. This is going to be a
hard question for some of you.Let me ask you something. That guy

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plays for. The Kansas City Chiefsalready publicly docksed him. The NFL has
put out a statement on him.I believe he's probably already toast, probably
gonna lose his job. So letme ask you something. You a Chiefs
fan, If the Chiefs wake uptomorrow morning and cut Harrison Butker for speaking

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out about life, what are yougonna do next football season? And look,
I was an NFL freak forever,So I don't think there's a more
passionate fan based than Chiefs fans.Like when you're a Chiefs fan, Dude,
you're a Chiefs fan, it's likeGreen Bay or Pittsburgh. It becomes

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almost like a religion. If theKansas City Chiefs turned Cammie and run this
guy out of town for speaking boldlyat about abortion in his faith, what
are you gonna do about it?See what I mean? How committed are
we? How committed are we?Are? We committed to just showing up

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every four years and voting for president. I'm voting for Trump. Are we
committed enough to get involved in localelections? I'm talking boring ones, I
don't know, not sexy things likeCongress and Senate and stuff like that.
Not that I don't want you toget involved. You don't get involved,
run for those offices. But arewe committed enough to do that? Are

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we committed enough to deny ourselves thingsin an effort to punish the Communists and
force our will in our culture backinto this country. Are we that committed?
Are you going to Disney World thisyear? I know Aiden, Jadeen
and Braden want to go. Everykid grows up he wants to go for

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the longest time. It's kind ofone of those right of passage things if
your family had an opportunity to doso. My family took me to Disney
World when I was a kid,and I've taken my kids. It was
before all this insanities. I've doneit right. But now you see all
this crap. Aiden, Jaden andBraiden are looking up at you with their

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puppy dog. Guys, Daddy,please, I want to go, see
Mickey. How committed are you?Are you taking them? How committed are
we? We have a commitment problem. We have a serious commitment problem.
We want to do things right upto the point they make us uncomfortable.

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And look, and I'm not sayingthis to brag, obviously, although I
have no problem bragging. When Iturn off this microphone to night right when
the show's over. Maybe you're watchingon the simulkays. You see, I'm
a little overdressed today, a littlemore addressed up than I normally am.
Why there's a local political event tonight, I'm going I want to go home.
I don't want to go tired.Actually, I want to go home,

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talk to my wife, stuff myface full of pizza, watch a
documentary. I'm dressed up and I'mgoing to work. I got two hours
of work when I get off theradio. How committed are we? We
have to be more committed than thecommunists? All right, all Rlet's get
to some emails. And actually Iwant to read this Air Force memo.
This is a doozy. Before Ido that, I want to tell you

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about well, speaking of commitment,they obviously love abortion. They love it.
This country, this culture, hasfallen in love with it. We
have so poised in the minds ofpeople in this country that they believe that
you should just kill your baby,whenever, just whatever. Remember, every

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Democrat believes you should have abortion upto birth. That's how committed they are.
How committed are we to saving thoseinnocent little babies? Preborn's in all
the way, preborn isn't setting upthese pro life clinics in some rural place
where they're safe. They're wading intothe lions Den, the highest abortion areas

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Email those in right now to Jesseat Jesse kellyshow dot com. Back
to the recruiting and tension thing.Remember that sound bite we played a bunch
of times. I'm gonna play itfor you again because this is Senator Eric
Schmidt interviewing the Secretary of the Navy. Listen to the spike, Listen to

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the arrogance. They want to knowwhy they can't recruit or retain any believe
I think want all the members ofyour team to feel like they're included.
Well, I have a question.Do you believe that you were an ally
for the one eight hundred and seventyeight soldiers who were fired or the three
thousand, seven hundred and forty sixMarines who were fired for not taking the
COVID shot. Were you an allyfor them? Sir? I followed the

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laws they disobeyed. Did they feelincluded? They disobeyed, they were fired.
They were fired because they dis youregret that? Do you regret that?
I have no regrets to you.You have recruitment challenges, you refused,
You refuse to admit. The deuy'sa part of this. You're firing
qualified people who are well trained,and you sit here so smugly to act

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like none of that has any impacton the readiness of our navy center.
We werecontacted thirty five hundred of theforty eight hundred people who were fired.
You know how many actually decided tocome back to the Navy too? Shocker,
too shocker at the level of disrespectthey received from their government. I'm
going to read something for you,and as I read it. I want

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you to picture this. I wantyou to picture ladies. This may be
harder for you, but I wantyou to picture. You're a seventeen year
old boy in South Carolina. Yougrew up hunting and fishing with your dad.
You play sports. You're a footballplayer and you play baseball too.

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You your parents take you to churchevery Sunday. You like adventure. You're
looking to better yourself, serve yourcountry, and you're looking around and thinking
what are my options out there?So I want you as best you can
put yourself in that young man's shoes. Now, what I'm about to read

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you is from Marianne P. Malisia. She's the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the
Air Force. She's also the ChiefDiversity Officer. This was two days ago,
May thirteenth. I don't know what'sthe date today. Okay, three
days ago. This was May thirteenth. This was sent out The subject is

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Department of the Air Force, observanceof Pride Month in June twenty twenty four.
That's coming soon? Are you?Are you in the mind of that
young man yet, the football playerfrom South Carolina. The Department of the
Air Force is pleased to announce theJune observance of Lesbian, gay, bisexual,
Transgender in Queer LGBTQ plus Pride Monthtwenty twenty four. This is a

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time to celebrate the diversity and inclusivityof our force and honor the contributions of
our LGBTQ plus airmen, Guardians,Independence are, air and Space forces are
stronger because of the unique backgrounds andexperiences of our total force that engender a
more inclusive and ultimately more effective team. While we acknowledge the progress we have

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made, we are also mindful thatreal challenges persist for members of the LGBTQ
plus community. Pride Month is anopportunity to acknowledge the pioneers and activists who
fought tirelessly for equality and justice.You know what, I'll just stop,
But is that young man going tojoin the air force or is that young

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man going to do something else?Because seventeen year old rural boys who've been
winning your wars for you since theinception of this nation, they're not going
to serve that they'll go do somethingelse. And those losses, the losses
we never get, the losses theguys who never join. They're unquantifiable,

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but They are catastrophic. They areabsolutely catastrophic. I've told you this before.
You read so many books on variousunits and things like that, and
I was telling you about this bookI was reading called Edson's Rangers or Edson's
Raiders. I'm sorry, Gosh,please forgive me Lord Edson's Raiders. It's

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it's after Mike Edson. He wasin World War Two and he essentially started
and trained the first unit of MarineRaiders, him and Evans Carlson. They
traded these raiders. Anyway. Theywere going over the background of all these
guys who were signing up. Andthese guys are signing up to go jungle
fight to Japanese. These are theguys in knife fights with Japanese troops later

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on, and the resumes. Itwas amazing, It was honestly amazing.
Ah. This guy grew up hunting. This guy's an outdoorsman. This guy's
a high school wrestler. This guywas a champion boxer. This guy's a
construction worker. This guy's a hunter, this guy's a wrestler. This guy's
a football player, this guy's acan instruction work. Over and over and

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over and over and over again.Those are men who strap it on and
go kill bad people before they cankill you. And they don't want to
serve. And the LGBTQ Air Force, they won't serve. They won't you
ask men like that. They'll godo something else. They'll keep working construction,

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they'll go be cops somewhere. They'llgo find other ways to serve their
country, better themselves, better theircommunity. Now, it will end up
being a benefit for the firehouses acrossthe country, because I have so many
young men who email me, Jesse, I'm gonna go fire department. Now,
hey, our fire department's great.Jesse, I'm gonna go be a
sheriff or work for the sheriff's department. I should say I'm gonna go be
a cop. So it's gosh.You can end up being a benefit to

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our first responder community. But daggone bad things for our military all right.
Now, speaking of all this LGBTQstuff, the FBI's dropping a warning
out there. We'll talk about thatwar. Well, we do some emails.
We are going to make fun ofit, Romney, and we're also
going to try to get the painout of your life. I can't do

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anything about your emotional pain Chris isgoing through emotional pain right now because he
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The week is almost over. So, speaking of all this LGBTQ STU,
the FBI has issued a warning Thisis from the Post Millennial that Isis
could attack pride parades around Biden's bordercrisis. So you have these pride parades
where you have grown men pretty muchnaked, shaking their penises in the face

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of children, and then you haveIsis, who might attack the pride parades.
You know what's difficult figuring out asyou read history who to root for
when the Nazis fight the Communists?What it's unrelated. I'm not linking the

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two things. I'm saying it's hardhistorically because the Nazis are so bad,
right, and Hitler's so evil andthat they're just so murderous. But Man
Stalin and the dirty Comedies are sobad too, and they're just all evil.
And then these two big evil forcesstarted clashing, and me an American

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I find it difficult to figure outwho to root for. I mean,
I watched the movie, what isthat movie? Enemy at the Gates.
Enemy at the Gates is the movie. It's got Jude Law and it's years
old. A pretty good movie,by the way, Chris Michael, if
you've never seen it, Michael's seenit. Of course Chris hasn't because it's
not a comedy What's wrong with youanyway? It's about Stalingrad, based on
a true story. It's about Stalingrad. But I was a younger man then,

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and even then I was struggling somuch. My problem with the movie
was not the writing or the actors. Ed Harris is and it's great movie,
great acting and everything. My problemwas, yeah, yeah, they're
Nazis. I want them all todie. But wow, I want all
the dirty comedies to die too,And I just don't. Can they all
just attack each other? And Ijust want you to know that was totally

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unrelated to Isis and pride parades andwhatnot. Just I'm sorry, I'm focused
now. My focus is just stayingfocused. Some of these topics can be
heavy. I realize that superha itis as heavy as ten boxes that you
might be moving. That one mighthave been twelve boxes heavy. I don't
know. Look, I don't know. Hey, Jesse, I've noticed recently

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you have honored a lot more militarymembers who have died in training that I
remember from years past. Is thissomething you've become more attentive to or is
it actually happening more with all theDEI and other stuff going on. I'm
wondering what's going on? What sayyou his name is Eric. I don't
want to say there have been moredeaths in training recently. I will say

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that is kind of a recent pickupfor us. Now, it's not a
recent passion project. If you've listenedfor any length of time, you know
that military people who died during training. I've always had a heart for those
people and their families because there's alwayskind of this and there should not be
this sense of embarrassment. That's notreally the right word, but it's not

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the same when when you send yourson off to Afghanistan and he dies charging
a bunker somewhere, versus your sonwas doing mountain warfare training and slipped out
of his rope and fell to hisdeath. It's not as if he's alive
in either case, and it's notas if you're anything other than heartbroken in

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each case. But one you kindof bragg to your friends and family about.
They'll probably write an article about himin the hometown newspaper. They'll name
the local park after him. Theother one. They don't name parks after
guys who slip from the rope anddie in training, and that has always
bothered me. They should, theyshould. Military training is dangerous. If

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you give your life during training,that's every bit as heroic as the guy
who charges the machine gun. Nestand those guys are ignored, And I
really I'm always bothered by people whoare ignored and shouldn't be. It's why
I've talked about the January sixth politicalprisoners for since January seventh. It bothers
me. The Forgotten Man bothers mea lot. We have been doing it

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more recently because I would say overthe last year, Chris Michael, last
year we decided we were going tolead the show with it. Whenever it
came up. That is not somethingwe had been committed to. We had
always talked about them, but asfar as reading their names go, it's
something we started committing to more andmore. So that's why, all right,

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one more thing before we get toMitt Romney, and I will mock
Mitt Romney. There's an article theHouston area, and there's an article today
from the Houston Press about some suburbof Houston. It's known as Conroe.
Now, I've been to Conro manytimes. I've been fishing on Lake Conroe
with my dad, my sons.Conro's a really cool place. And the

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headline is Conroe ISD Trustees consider draftinggender identity policy. This is in Conroe,
Texas, and the ISD is goingto go full training. Why why
are they doing it? There's anotherbig suburb of Houston here, Katie Katy,

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and it's red their ISD. Theydish went full tranny. Two.
Why does this happen? You alreadyknow why does this happen? This happens
because the good people don't get involvedand the demons do. This happens because
the communists move to red areas andthey seize critical choke points like school boards

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while norm and Norma sit at homewatching the game. That's why this happens
in red areas across the country.And this goes back to what I was
talking about. It's time to makeenemies. It's time to go remove these
people from power. Look, Ieven want I want you showing up at
school boards and making noise. Butthat's not enough. You must rip the

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power from their hands. You mustrun and defeat them. You must run
and defeat them. You must takethe power they cling to and rip it
out of their hands, so theyhate you for it. And I know
nursery rhyme. Conservatism wants you tojust just feed iyes to everybody. That's
not who we are. No,you need to make enemies of these people.

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These are bad people. Trying toindoctrinate your children with this kind of
crying. Told as a kid iswrong. You make me want to gape.
Anglings, bisexual lions, sex changingclass owns this planet. Queenness has
always existed. It's only in humansthat we have such a stigma about it,

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the idea of just having two.They teach these things to your children
in red areas because you watch thegame instead of running for school board.
It's time to get involved. Itis time to get involved each in,
every one of us. We shouldbe attacking things like this. This stuff
should never happen in red areas,and it happens in red areas across the

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country because people don't pay attention.They bury their heads in the sand,
they move to a red area,they have the white picket fence life.
Nobody's screaming at them, nobody's doingthese things, and they don't know that.
Aid and Jaden and Braiden are inschool learning about why they're actually girls
and why they suck for being white. It's time to get involved, all

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right, get involved, dig intoit and be bold. Remember bold we
are. Let me tell you somethingelse. We are craving leadership. The
right is so devoid of leadership thatpeople are craving it. And maybe you

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are that guy or that girl.Maybe you are, and you'll make all
the excuses in the world for whyyou can't or I'm not insulting you,
I mean, why you're not thatguy. Well, now, I'm just
a People always say that about themselves. I'm just a blank, fill in
the blank, whatever it is,Ah, Yeste, I'm just a plumber,

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Jesse. I'm just a housewife,Jesse. I'm just a teacher.
I'm just a We need normal people, We need a lot of just us
we do. What we don't needis these career educated commy idiots destroying the
country. They're what we don't need. What we do need is you.
And if you step up, youmight just turn our and find that there's

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an army of people behind you supportingyou. Guess what. The number one
best selling jersey is currently for theKansas City Chiefs it's not the All World
quarterback Patrick Mahomes, it's the freakingkicker. Bad policies and poor leadership have
negatively impacted major life issues. Thingslike abortion, IVF, surrogacy, euthanasia,

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as well as a growing support fordegenerate cultural values in media. All
stem from the pervasiveness of disorder.Our own nation is led by a man
who publicly and proudly proclaims his Catholicfaith, but at the same time is
delusional enough to make the sign ofthe Cross during a pro abortion rally.

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He has been so vocal in hissupport for the murder of innocent babies that
I'm sure to many people it appearsthat you can be both Catholic and pro
choice. He is not alone.From the man behind the COVID lockdowns to
the people pushing dangerous gender ideologies onthe youth of America, they all have
a glaring thing in common. Theyare Catholic. This is an important reminder

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that being Catholic alone doesn't cut it. These are the sorts of things we
are told in polite society to notbring up, you know, the difficult
and unpleasant things. But if you'regoing to be men and women for this
time and history, we need tostop pretending that the Church of Nice is
a winning proposition. We must alwaysspeak and act in charity, but never
mistake charity for cowardice. Number oneselling jersey on the Kansas City Chiefs.

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People are dying for courage, aleader, and maybe that's you. All
right, think about it, prayabout it. It might be time for
you to do something. Also,after you pray about it, you'll get
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worry. We are going to returntomorrow to bring you ask Doctor Jesse Friday,
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at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Weget the headlines I didn't get to in
a second, I have to Ihave to play Mitt Romney. I just
you know, I'm not calling outUtah in particular, because as you know,

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I adore it, but red statesin general, including my own Texas.
What are we doing, John Cornyn? What are we doing Utah?
Man? This guy's your setting.When you have a person running for president
who is not willing to say Ibelieve the outcome of an election, that's
a threat to democracy. And whenyou weaken our judicial system, when you

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we can uh the FBI. AreThese are things that strike at the heart
of democracy, And that's one ofthe reasons we're fighting as hard as we
are to shore up these institutions.Tell people the truth about them and hopefully
have folks listen to folks like youunderstand what's to stake. Oh, everything
else aside. Did you catch thatMitt Romney just referenced the FBI as being

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the heart of democracy? Can youcatch when you have a person running for
president who is not willing to sayI believe the outcome of an election,
that's a threat to democracy. Andwhen you weaken our judicial system, when
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heart of democracy and the FBI isnow the heart of democracy, and we're
not a democracy. Remember that's adirty, commy word. We are not
a democracy. Democracies are evil things. We were never supposed to be.
Benjamin Franklin said, democracy is twowolves and a sheep voting on what to
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Anyone using that word is using communistlanguage. But even if we were,
the FBI is the heart of it, Okay. He went on to say
this, it's just someone like me. It's unimaginable that in the party of
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it flows in part from talk TV, talk radio, and so many in
our party have followed that populars streak, which is, hey, stop worrying
about the rest of the world.Just won't worry about what's going on here.
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we'd have had that attitude, thenthen you know, Germany would have ended
up rule in the world. Allright, yeah, always back to World
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and now here's a headline by goyou know, you know the thing
headlines We didn't get to you.Biden's National Park Service blocks Knights of Columbus
Memorial Day mass at Virginia Cemetery.Just the reminder, churches, pastors,
the federal government has declared war onyou. Please stop just sauntering around peacefully,

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just aimlessly wandering through the country,and start encouraging your congregation to get
involved. Flashback clip of Jeff's sessionsswatting away Biden's hand from his granddaughter proves
what everyone knew about Joe. Obviously, this is something we've talked about many
times on the show. Joe Bidenhas a lot of very very ugly history

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on video of touching children inappropriately.I don't care what anybody says. That
is not how old people who lovekids operate with the grabbing and the nuzzling.
That is not how people operate aroundchildren. People, normal people are
reluctant to touch other people's kids.Joe Biden looks like a kid on Christmas
morning when he sees one. Andthere is video out there of Joe Biden

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having his hand slapped by then SenatorJeff's Sessions. Why do you think that
is what you think? Jeff Sessionsnew popular DC coffee shop close a mid
Union push. Oh that's hilarious.Are there more Democrat businesses closing down because
the Union pushes? That's too bad. Biden holding fundraiser with elites in Hollywood

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as Trump surges. What a shock. Joe Biden's got the Hollywood money sharp
increase. More than one hundred thousandpolice officers attacked on the job in two
years. I just want to remindeverybody that right after Saint George Floyd died
and this cops are the enemy.Rhetoric began on the left that the GP

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wholeheartedly participated in this. They actuallyhad law enforcement roundtables. Tim Scott was
out there pushing federal police reform,and as a result, two years later,
cops are getting gunned down every daylike it's dag gone Vietnam. Kamala
Harris's twenty nineteen memoir earned her justtwo hundred and thirty five dollars in royalties

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