Many companies that have been hiring communists are now suffering

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This is a podcast from WOOR.It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Another
hour of The Jesse Kelly Show onevery Thursday. We are currently under tornado
watch where I am. So Iwant you to know if the microphone just
goes silent, either I was killedon the air or there's a tornado.
All right, So, Chris,is there a plan for a tornado?

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Here is what is the plan?Chris? Oh, we just kind of
kicked the radio signal over, sopeople might be listening to like the Happy
Days theme song and I'll be deadin a tornado. That's kind of hilarious.
Actually, all right, In thishour, we're gonna make fun of
the New York Times. In fact, we're gonna make fun of commis getting
what commies always seem to get.We're gonna discuss many different things, like

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the revolt in the New York Timesemails, so on and so forth.
All right, let's start with thisNew York Times story, saitity tease it
and so let's just knock this outright out the bat. One of the
things that is going to be beautifulif you're a person, a terrible person
like me, is going to bewatching communists experience the fruits of their communism.

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It's one of the great parts aboutit. Again, I want to
make sure I give credit to mybuddy Phil who came up with the quote.
It's one of the quotes that Iwould die to have come up with
myself, and now I have togive him credit, which you know I
hate to do. He said,the greatest thing about Communism is all the
communists. Communism is killed. Imean in the end. He's right.
In the end, these people eateach other because it's a religion of destruction

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and death and domination. They justeat each other. Everyone's worried about Columbia.
I can't believe what's happening at NYUwith all the protests and whatnot.
I thought it was great. Ithought it was hilarious. Of course,
the GOP had a trip over themselves, haha. The anti semitism, I
thought it was wonderful. Dirty communistprofessors and dirty communist students are attacking the

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dirty communist university that taught them howto be dirty Communists. What's the loss
here, Haba? What about theJewish kids. Jewish kids shouldn't be on
Colombia's campus. You shouldn't be there. It's an evil placed leeve. Go
somewhere else. I think it's hilariouswhen they eat themselves. And I think
this is hilarious. A revolt isbrewing inside the New York Times, as

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a top editor calls out, quotethin skin reporters. Quote young adults who
are coming up through the education systemare less accustomed to this sort of open
debate and this sort of robust exchangeof views, and so on and so
forth. Oh, are are thevile little commies you're hiring? Are they

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acting like vile little commies? Arethey not? Are they not tolerant?
Do they not want to have anopen debate with you? Are they making
your disgusting organization miserable? Man?That is too bad. I thought about
this recently when I saw it atGoogle. Maybe you saw it. Google
had its own employees revolt and dosome kind of sit in where they were

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trying to occupy the Google offices.Google's one of the most evil corporations on
the planet. Everyone was worried aboutit. I thought it was hilarious,
hilarious. It's the greatest thing inthe world in corporate America. Not good
corporate America, but evil corporate America. All these big corporations have gone full

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blown commy now, and they promoteit everywhere. They are starting to suffer
from all the viruses they've brought intotheir companies. For years, they've been
bringing in dirty commy after dirty commyafter dirty commy. Of course, it
all begins at HR. If yourcompany has an HR department, the chances
your HR department is run by aliberal white woman who's to the left of

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MAO are about ninety nine percent.Because that's another choke point. Communists realized,
they recognized, they seized it,and they've used the HR department to
completely destroy the culture of corporate America. I think it's hilarious when these gigantic
corporations suffer from what they've done.I think it's great because outside of the

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education system, there's not a moredamaging thing the communists in this country have
taken over than corporate America. Whybecause corporate America is in your eyes and
ears everywhere, because we're in advertisingsociety. It's billboards, it's TV commercials,
it's TV shows. I think it'shilarious when these places eat themselves.

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It's wonderful, all right. Beforewe get to the Francis Collins social distancing
lie. I do want to dosome emails, and then we're gonna mock
amit Romney and all kinds of things. The Navy secretary basically ensured that recruiting
is going to continue to be adisaster and so much more. But let's
do a bunch of emails first,Jesse, with the terrible state of the
economy, shouldn't Trump just go basementstrategy, lay low and take the win

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in November? All right, Sothis guy doesn't want really Trump out there
debating and things like that. Thatjust lay low? Okay, Well,
couple things. One, we shouldn'task people to do things they're not capable
of doing. It's one of thethings you learn as you get older.
Chris is never going to ask meJewish producer. Chris is never gonna ask

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me to tweak the volume of mymicrophone or you know, my soundboard,
my great sound boarder, Chris isnever going to ask me to reprogram it
with different things. I'm not capable. It's not in my nature. I
don't do technology. There's no Heand Michael could sit and beat their heads
against the wall and take two daysand try to teach me and I do

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it, and I never learned.I'd never be able to do it.
No, you're not gonna ask.In fact, the don't even let me
touch the thing outstead of pressing thebuttons. You can't ask someone like Donald
Trump to hide in a basement.It's not Trump's nature. In fact,
you know, I was ranting aboutthat debate, and I'm super super angry
about the conditions we accepted for thedebate on CNN. You shouldn't even give

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CNN ratings, hostile moderators, cuttingoff Trump's microphone, essentially setting ourselves up
to get our teeth kicked in.And I was mad about that, and
I talked to Sean Spicer about it. Remember Sean Spicer was Trump's big Trump's
press sect. You know, he'shandling all this stuff. And I know
Sean. I was talking to Seanabout it, and Sean we were going
back and forth on the whole thing. And Sewan said, you know,

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I was there so many times forthese negotiations with Donald Trump, and he
said, Jesse, you have tounderstand Donald Trump's mentality. He would tell
me I'll take him on anytime,any place. I just want to debate
him like he didn't even care aboutthe rules. Now I disagree with Trump
on that, but it shows youTrump's mentality. Trump just wants to fight,

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he wants to go take him on. Trump wants to campaign, he
wants to rally, he wants togive speeches. Trump before he was in
politics, everyone knew who he was. Why don't say it's because he's a
billionaire. Trump's not even close tobeing the richest guy in New York City.
It's not because he was a bigThere are all kinds of billionaires you
and I will never hear from.Trump is a public person. He wants

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to be out there, loud andin your face. And so asking him
to do a quiet campaign just becausethe economy sucks won't work because you're asking
him to do something he's not capableof. And let me follow that up
with this, I think the pollnumbers for Joe Biden, I think maybe

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we're getting a little too cocky tooearly. Remember, national polls do not
matter. If you want to knowthe state of the presidential race, go
look at the polls in Michigan,Pennsylvania, Wisconsin. Yes, those polls

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appear to have Trump up slightly rightnow, last one I saw had him
up by one or two points withinthe margin of error. I knowed Biden's
a disaster, and I know theborder's open, and I know people were
unhappy, and inflation's crushing everybody,and I know that logically, the way
you think, the way I think, you would blame that on Joe Biden

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and you would vote for Donald Trump. Voters do not think logically. They
do not think in a linear waylike that. And I'm telling you right
now, this is anyone's game.I'm not telling you to lower your expectations.
You should hope to win in November. This is anyone's game. You
cannot play prevent defense and win thepresidency. And there's something else that you

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should you should consider. You know, I've said many times that I believe
Donald Trump or I believe Joe Bidenis going to be dumped at the convention.
And let me clarify why that is. They can't dump Joe Biden.
Now. Joe Biden is winning primaries, and delegates that he wins are bound

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to him. They can't go anywhereelse. So if you want to replace
Joe Biden, you can, buthe has to after he gets the nomination
at the convention, he has togive those delegates away. Essentially, he
has to pick someone, and thathe can do. He can pick someone
and say, hey, Chris,congratulations, you're the Democrat nominee. He

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can do that. I Trump cameout recently and said he believes they're going
to do that too. Now,I don't think we're really appreciating the danger
there. I don't think we're appreciatingwhat a smart move that is for Democrats
if they were to actually pull itoff, they can take all the bad

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the people that are unhappy with allthe inflation, the immigration, that everything
else, and they can drop allthat in Joe Biden's lap like a hot
potato and then wheel his old buttout the back of the White House and
bring in a fresh face and say, hey, it wasn't me, that
was Joe Biden. But you don'tlike Trump, vote for me. There's

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all this journey is fraught with danger. Here where the hobbits heading to mortar.
We got all kinds of danger betweennow and then. Just keep that
in mind. All right, let'stalk about Francis Collins. Remember that social
distancing stuff. There was some intriguingtestimony today. Before we get to that,
let's talk about you, me andwhere the heck do we put our

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to the oracle. You love thisone. It's a scream baby. It
is the Jesse Kelly Show on aThursday. Do not forget tomorrow's ask doctor
Jesse Friday. So email your questionsin right now Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot
com. This is breaking, accordingto Natalie Winters, former NIH director franciscollins,

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Well, this is what he said. He was asked, do you
recall science or evidence that supported thesix foot distance? His answer, I
do not. Have you seen anyevidence since then supporting six feet? No,
he was the ANIH director. Ijust I want everyone to marinate on

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that for a moment. I wantyou to think. I want you to
remember how we completely reordered all ofAmerican society based on the idiotic concept that
we should just be six feet awayfrom other people at all times. Remember
that was the justification for shutting downyour business, shutting down your child's school.

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It was the justification for everything.This completely moronic idea that we can
just all of a sudden stay sixfeet away from other people at all times
completely ripped up, rebuilt, andgutted American society for a long period of
time, in ways America still hasnot recovered from and probably will never recover

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from. And they made the wholething up. They invented it out of
thin air, and then abused youwithout end based on that concept. And
these are supposed to be the smartestpeople on the planet. It's not like
Francis Collins is some first year medschool student who doesn't even know the difference

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between veins and arteries. Francis Collinswas the director of the National Institute of
Health, and he was passing allthese rulings. He could not have pushed
any harder to completely lock down andshut down American society. And his justification
for it was that we all hadto be six feet away from each other,

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and he made the entire thing up. Think how evil that is.
Look, it's one thing to notknow, right, Okay, a new
virus. Maybe you don't know.I don't know. You don't know.
I don't know anything about viruses.I don't know. But it's another thing

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entirely to pretend you do know,crush people's freedoms by pretending you do know,
and tell anyone who disagrees with youthat they're quote against the science,
anti science, and that's the kindof government we have. And then combine
that with this little line of questioningtoday about the gain of function research.

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How many Americans, how many normsand normas out there? How many of
them understand that we funded coronavirus.Doctor Tabek did Nih fund gain and function
research at the Wuhan Institute of throughEcho Health. It depends on your definition

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of gain and function research. Ifyou're speaking about the generic term, yes
we did, because but this isresearch. The generic term is research that
goes on in many, many labsaround the country. It is not regulated,
and the reason is not regulated isit poses no threat or harm to
anybody. We we funded the creationof COVID in a lab in Wuhan,

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China. The United States of America, our government, we created COVID and
then destroyed your freedom and mind becauseof the virus. We created OUCH right,
And now you understand why I speakout so emphatically against our medical systems

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right now in this country. It'snot that we don't have wonderful doctors,
and there are many listening to thisshow right now walking the halls of a
hospital, but the institutions themselves haveturned on us. They've turned evil.
That's why I tell you about chalkso often too That's why I talk about
natural herbal supplements. I am sucha fan of natural things. Now we

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have a natural store in my area, and the first place I go,
it's got a natural doctor, oneof these natural passes in there. The
first place I go is not atraditional doctor. Now I go talk to
him. When I want things improvedon in my life, I go to
chalk. Chalk is not a lastresort for me. It's the very first
place I go, no matter whatis ailing me, because they sell natural

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might be more mortif they may havebeen more mortified than I was by all
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some more emails. Jesse tuning intothe May seventh podcast. I witnessed the
segue so smooth. It helped mespit out my generic brand cola from laughing

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quote, and it created a conditionin these long term democrats that bubbles out
of them. Speaking of bubbling outof them, did you know Fred used
to have digestive issues from time totime? How do you come up with
these things on the fly and staythem, say them with straight face?
It's unbelievable. Well, listen,listen. This show, as you know,

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is not a charity. No radioshows are. It's not a nonprofit.
It's a for profit enterprise. Andthere are two ways you can make
profit in radio. You can eithersell subscriptions to it, where you would
have to pay, or you cando an advertiser supported model where advertisers pay
for the show and then you patronizethe advertisers and everyone wins. And everyone

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has a different philosophy on that.But I will say this, it's not
that anyone listening to the sound ofmy voice right now loves ads. You
love the show. You don't loveads? Who loves ads? Nobody loves
ads? You love the show.So the reason I do ads the way
I do them is not just becauseI partner with these people and they're anti
communists and believe in believe in themgreatly. I don't want it to be

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painful and boring. I throw jokesand I say inappropriate things, and I
love that the advertisers are all greatwith that. When I do that,
I don't want you to suffer whenI'm telling you about something, So we
try to as best we can.And Chris and Michael were part of this
too. They're always looking for waysto make it more fun and interesting,
so you're not sitting there wanting todrive your car after bridge when I tell

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you about chalk or something like that. I want it to be good because
the advertising ain't going away better ornot? Are the show's going away?
All right? All right? Someonehas a question about ryebread and mass deportation.
Hang, it is the Jesse KellyShow on a Thursday, and amazing
Thursday, and it's been all kindsof spice in here tonight. So let's

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just discuss something maybe a little heavier, but don't worry, we're gonna make
fun of it. Romney here ina minute. So that'll be fun.
We'll do more emails and discuss Chris'sgross ryebread in a moment. But before
we do that, let's talk aboutthis. I have said repeatedly that I
like the idea of mass deportation.In fact, I'm in love with it.

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We have to have it. Ijust doubt the American people have the
stomach for it, and I doubtthe system will allow it even if we
want it. So to be clear, I like that Trump is campaigning on
it. By all accounts from mypeople, I know in Trump's camp he
means it. He wants mass deportation. So that's a good thing. Remember

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that is a good thing. Wemust have that. I just don't believe
the evil system who wants this countryfull of a bunch of dirt balls.
They're never going to allow it tohappen because filling up the country with the
illegals has been a central tenet ofAmerican communism since the sixties and seventies.

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They have wanted to fill this countryup with illegals so bad because it will
destroy it. Remember that an illegalimmigration can destroy nations, no matter how
big and powerful they are. That'sa fact. So I mean, look,
here's a couple of email. Here'sa couple headlines. One hundred and
forty eight House Democrats vote against abill to deport illegals who assault police.

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Wrap your mind around that they votedagainst the bill to deport illegals who assault
police. That is now the Democratposition in the country. Headline ICE is
blocked from making use of a nineteenhundred person California detention center due to an
outdated COVID policy. That's obviously notwhy they're blocking them. They're blocking them

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because they don't want illegals to portedin this country. These are things that
are happening now when Democrats are sufferingfrom bad poll numbers because of all these
things. Now, let me askyou, how bad do you think it's
going to get if we start tryingto deport twenty million freaking people out of
this country. It would be horrific, the backlash, the judges, the

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voters themselves, the news organizations.It would be ugly. Yes, there's
an appetite for it now because peoplehaven't experienced what it looks like yet to
round people up by the million andship them back from Whenceday came. I'm
not saying that to bring anybody down. I'm saying it so we can live

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in the real world. And sothe Red States will possibly consider the fact
that they had better start arresting anddeporting people now because there ain't no mass
deportation coming anytime soon. It's justnot going to happen, and they'll pretend.
Like I saw Biden, he plansan executive order today on the border

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courn Diversity high I was asked aboutit on the President is thinking on that
executive order if you be look,I mean, this is the same thing
that I've been saying and we've allbeen saying for the past several months,
right, especially since we when wefirst introduce as National Security Supplemental back in
October, that included the border securitypiece in that, and then obviously we

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took that out and then went toa place of working a bipartisan way with
Senators and trying to come up witha negotiation that dealt with border challenges,
that dealt with a broken system thatwe have seen for decades. And so
yeah, that would be the GOPamnesty bill authored by James Langford. Don't
think I forgot about you, Langford. Oh, I'm going to remember when
your reelection comes around anyway, thatwould be the gop amnasty bill. And

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so now Joe Biden's pretending as ifhe's going to pass an executive order to
smash these things. He's, ofcourse not, because it is a requirement,
a requirement that Democrats open the borderand fill the country with illegals.
The entire system is aimed towards thatmass deportation never gonna happen. Well,

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Jesse, what is the deal withJewish rye bread? He says, I
saw it in a store yesterday,and it's cheaper than other loaves. Can
just anyone buy it and need it? Or do you have to get permission?
So from who? Hey, Chris, what's up with you people's bread?
Anyone can eat it? Right,It doesn't have to. You don't
know the difference between Jewish rye breadand non Jewish ryebread, So there's no

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difference at all. Well, it'sdisgusting. I don't know why anyone wanted
to look. It is terrible.It's yes, it is, Chris,
it's awful. Why rye? Whynot sourdough? Can you people eat sourdough?
You can eat sourdough? Right?Why not sourdough. It's clearly the
superior bread. Look, buddy,you shouldn't be buying ryebread anyway. Anyway,

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I talked to Chris about it.For you. Anyone can eat it.
Don't worry about that. Oh thisone hurt Jesse. I was really
disappointed to hear you bragging about carryingwhat you call a satchel. I have
known other men who've done something similar, and they always try to make it
sound more manly by coming up witha cool sounding name tactical cross, shoulder

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bag, satchel, et cetera.I'm not buying it. A man knows
a person when he sees one.Please stop lying to yourself and insulting our
intelligence. You, my friend,carry a purse, just admit it.
Putting a firearm inside does not makeit better. It's still a purse.
That's how many other women carry theirweapon as well. I guess you are

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right about being half European. Nowyour instinct as an American man is being
degraded, namely the instinct not tocarry a freaking purse. I'm a big
fan, but everyone needs tough lovenow. And then he said his name
is Kevin. It's not a purse. Okay, what am I? How
am I supposed to carry my weapon? My weapons plural? If I'm in

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athletic shorts and a T shirt,where exactly am I supposed to put them?
I'm not Pete Podaget. I can'tjust put them anywhere. I have
to carry them in something. Whatam I supposed to carry these things in?
Chris set a chest rig like aman. I sometimes pull my satue
around to my chest and then it'sa chest satine. I don't know why
that doesn't count as a chest rig, Chris Gosh. Anyway, we're moving

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on, and we're gonna talk reallyquickly about before we make fun of it,
Romney, We're going to talk aboutrecruiting and retention in the military.
Eric Schmidt one of the few reallyreally good senators we have. He's freaking
awesome from Missouri. He asked theNavy secretary about the vaccine mandate today,
and before I play that, Iwant to remind everybody that maybe it didn't

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affect you, and I hope itdidn't affect you, but men and women
in the military who were making ita career to serve their country and wanted
to make it a career, hadtheir careers, had their jobs ripped away
from them because of a vaccine mandate. A vaccine mandate for a vaccine that

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isn't even a vaccine. It's atherapeutic. By no definition is it a
vaccine. Not only is it atherapy, it's a therapeutic that doesn't even
work. In fact, it causesharm. In fact, it wears off
in about fifteen minutes after you getit. That's why they remember, they
just miraculously came up with the ideaof booster shots. They started telling everyone,

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get a shot. Uh, well, that's not working. Get two
of them. That should work.You've ever got to get a double dose.
Oh wait, that's that's not workingeither. Well you need a booster
Okay, two boosters, all right, every six months. Okay. We
can look back on these things andwe can mock them and laugh them.

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Now, how laugh at them?Now? How many people in the Army,
Navy, Air Force, or SuperiorMarine Corps? How many of those
people lost their careers, lost theirlivelihoods, lost everything because Joe Biden and
the evil dirty Democrats tried to forcethat poisonous pilot crap into people's arms.

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How many? How many are outthere searching the job market right now when
they were on year fifteen in theNavy. Remember those people when I play
you this testimony from the Navy Secretary. Hang on, this is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a Thursday, remindingyou to email me. You're asked doctor

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Jesse questions for tomorrow. Email themJesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Eric
Schmidt, Senator Eric Schmid of Missourihad a chance to sit interrogate the Navy
Secretary today, and you want toknow why people are getting out and more
importantly, you want to know whythe global war on terror veterans are discouraging

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their children from joining the military.We've never had a generation of veterans who
told their children no on military service, but now we do. In fact,
I'm one of them. I'm pointingfingers at me. I've told my
kids Nope, absolutely not. Youwant to know why. Listen to how
much these people care about you believe, I think want all the members of
your team to feel like they're included. Well, I have a question.

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Do you believe that you were anally for the one eight hundred and seventy
eight soldiers who were fired or thethree thousand, seven hundred and forty six
Marines who were fired for not takingthe COVID shot, were you an ally
for them, sir? I followedthe laws they disobeyed. Did they feel
included? They disobeyed all They werefired. They were fired because they dis

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You regret that? Do you regretthat currently existed? I have no regrets
to you. You have recruitment challenges, you refused to You refuse to admit
the deus a part of this.You're firing qualified people who are well trained,
and you sit here so smugly toact like none of that has any
impact on the readiness of our navycenter. We were recontacted. Thirty five
hundred of the forty eight hundred peoplewho were fired, you know how many

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actually decided to come back to theNavy? How many too? Shocker?
Too shocker at the level of disrespectthey received from their government. How revealing
is it? The guy at theend, wait, we try to get
him to come back. They wouldn'teven come, And he thought that was
making his point. I'm going totell every single person, every single high

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ranking officer in the military who's listeningright now, and I know you are
I want to tell you all somethingand you better remember it. The enlisted
people, the people on the ground, not just enlisted officers, to low
ranking officers too. I know they'relower in rank, and I know they're
younger than you. For the mostpart. Don't ever make the mistake of

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thinking that they're stupid. They know. They know when leadership cares about them,
and they know when leadership doesn't.It's like I've always told you,
when it comes to general's officers atall, I always trust the men underneath
them, like when it comes tohistorical officers Douglas MacArthur use that example before

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Lion eyed in America. In manycircles I despise Douglas MacArthur. Why because
his men did. And that tellsme everything I need to know. Your
men will love you or despise you. And look, you may have one
stray here or there, but themen as a collective are never wrong.

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I have never once seen them bewrong. When they hate you, it's
because they know. And you,officers, the men and women on the
ground in the military right now,they know, dag Gone, well,
you don't give a crap about them. You care about your next promotion.
You care about covering your ear end. You care about so many things,

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but you don't care about them atall. And that's why they're getting out,
and that's why their kids will neverjoin. And that's why when you
morons finally kick off World War threewith China and you start to get your
teeth kicked in in the South Pacific, that's why you're gonna have to draft
people. And when you draft people, this ain't Vietnam anymore. You're gonna
start running into parents at gunpoint whenyou try to come pick up their children.

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That is going to happen in thiscountry. I'm telling you it's going
to happen because I will never allowmy sons to serve under this. Ever,
my sons, I don't expect themilitary to be lovey dovey. How
do you expect the military to respectmy children? Those individuals, I don't
expect that. Yeah, that's nothow militaries work, that's not how governments

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run. But when you treat themlike cannon fodder, en mass like this,
and then you're just I'm gonna playthe whole thing again. You're so
cold about it after I'm telling youright now, every gwatt veteran listening to
this just got more and more convincedhis kids are never joining this me.
You believe, I think, wantall the members of your team to feel

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like they're including well. I havea question. Do you believe that you
were an ally for the one eighthundred and seventy eight soldiers who are fired
or the three thousand, seven hundredand forty six Marines who were fired for
not taking the COVID shot. Wereyou an ally for them? Sir?
I followed the laws they disobeyed ordid they feel included? They disobeyed all

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they were fired. They were firedbecause they dis you regret that? Do
you regret that currently existed? Ihave no regrets to you. You have
recruitment challenges, you refused, Yourefuse to admit the deus a part of
this. You're firing qualified people whoare well trained, and you sit here
so smugly to act like none ofthat has any impact on the readiness of
our Navy center. We were recontacted. Thirty five hundred of the forty eight

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hundred people who were fired. Youknow how many actually decided to come back
to the Navy? How many too? Shocker? Too shocker? At the
level of disrespect they received from theirgovernment. Imagine having the government run you
out of the military because you don'twant to poison, inject it into your
heart. That's going to give youa stroke at twenty five. And then
the government reaches back out and says, hey, we got some recruiting problems.

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You want to come back? Whata shock. They all said,
thanks, but no thanks. Freakingawful man. All right, let's get
Let's get to some emails before weFBI. They have a warning out there.
FBI is worried about ISIS and whatthey're going after. We're gonna talk
a little bit more about school boards, many many other things. This has

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been a podcast from wor