Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a magnificent Tuesday, an election day, and.
Speaker 2: I want the results now, don't you want the results?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: We're sitting here, what is it the seven o'clock Eastern time?
Speaker 2: And I want to know one, but you don't know one.
Speaker 2: We'll digest it all tomorrow. This is game day if
Speaker 2: you're a political person. And you are a political person,
Speaker 2: this is game day. In fact, I got this email here, Jesse.
Speaker 2: I'm so disgusted and disappointed in the fact that we
Speaker 2: only had one candidate for three of the four school
Speaker 2: board seats that were up this election cycle. This election cycle,
Speaker 2: I'm discussed that our local Republican central committee did not
Speaker 2: do their due diligence, so on and so forth. You
Speaker 2: are one hundred percent correct. This is how the Marxists
Speaker 2: work their way into our institutions. It's by people like
Speaker 2: me who have good intentions but do not act on them.
Speaker 2: It will not happen again, I assure you. It says
Speaker 2: his name is Scott. I wanted to read this for
Speaker 2: a reason. If tomorrow you wake up and it didn't
Speaker 2: go your way, wherever you are, maybe you're in Washington,
Speaker 2: New Jersey, New York City, Texas, Virginia, and you wake
Speaker 2: up tomorrow and it didn't go your way. You're allowed
Speaker 2: to be sad. You're allowed to be madre. You're allowed
Speaker 2: to take a day or two and lick your wounds.
Speaker 2: It's totally fine. That's believe me. I've licked mine several times.
Speaker 2: I lost two congressional races.
Speaker 1: Do you know?
Speaker 2: Do you know what that was like? I've told you
Speaker 2: this before the night the second congressional run I had.
Speaker 2: I lost the first one by four thousand votes, but
Speaker 2: they had to recount it for a week because it
Speaker 2: was so close. The second one I lost, and we
Speaker 2: found out that night. We had this big watch party
Speaker 2: at this local hotel. All supporters, the media is all there.
Speaker 2: Everyone comes out. But we also had rented a couple
Speaker 2: rooms in the hotel so we could go and take
Speaker 2: a minute, use the bathroom, relaxed, eat something, and get
Speaker 2: on the computer with all the campaign people and check
Speaker 2: check the results and are people the people who voted
Speaker 2: for me? They thought we were gonna win, and I
Speaker 2: thought we had a good shot at winning it too.
Speaker 2: And I remember that moment when it was all these
Speaker 2: campaign nerds from the RNC. They were there and they
Speaker 2: were tracking everything, and the numbers came in from the
Speaker 2: right precinct and this precinct to where they knew it
Speaker 2: was over. And I remember where he was seated, seated,
Speaker 2: I remember him looking up at me. I knew right
Speaker 2: away he didn't even have to say it from the
Speaker 2: look on his face. But then he said it and said, no,
Speaker 2: we're done. If we're done, they're gonna call it now,
Speaker 2: we're done. And it was a long, long walk, long
Speaker 2: walk it look it seemed like it was ten miles.
Speaker 2: It was probably two hundred feet three hundred feet from
Speaker 2: the hotel room down to the big area and the
Speaker 2: restaurant in the meeting room where everybody was gathered, and
Speaker 2: that sucked. Had to stand up straight, button up your
Speaker 2: suit jacket, make sure you look presentable, put your shoulders back.
Speaker 2: No crying, no sadness, take it like a man. Bob
Speaker 2: takes my arm, and we walked the gauntlet two three
Speaker 2: hundred feet everybody and everyone's happy. No one knows what
Speaker 2: you know yet keep in mind, and every face is smiling,
Speaker 2: everyone's shaking your hand, Jesse, We're gonna do it, Yes,
Speaker 2: if we and you just have to keep walking, smile,
Speaker 2: thank everybody they deserve that, and you walk up to
Speaker 2: the podium and you make the announcement that it's over
Speaker 2: all that work, all that time, it's over. So let
Speaker 2: me tell you, I know the hurt. Believe me. If
Speaker 2: you wake up tomorrow and there was a race in
Speaker 2: your area, a prop a tax thing, whatever that meant
Speaker 2: so much to you and you.
Speaker 1: Lose it, it's.
Speaker 2: Okay to be down. Trust me, it's okay. It's okay,
Speaker 2: it's okay to be sad. Here's what's not okay. Just
Speaker 2: throw your hands up and say it's over. We can't
Speaker 2: do it. We can. We can do better the next time,
Speaker 2: and do better the next time, and do better the
Speaker 2: next time. In fact, I'm gonna play something for you.
Speaker 2: Before I get to Democrats buying votes, I'm gonna play
Speaker 2: something for you. This is Eric Holder. Remember Eric Holder
Speaker 2: was the Attorney General under Barack Obama. If you want
Speaker 2: preemptively to keep your motivation no matter how tonight turns out,
Speaker 2: no matter what the results are when they roll in tomorrow,
Speaker 2: I'm going to play for you, Eric Holder. Here's what
Speaker 2: the communists want when they take power.
Speaker 4: I think you know, the reality is, and it pains
Speaker 4: me to say this, I think the Supreme Court is
Speaker 4: a broken institution and it's something that has to be
Speaker 4: I think a part of the national conversation in twenty
Speaker 4: six and in twenty eight what are we going to
Speaker 4: do about the Supreme Court? And I think that we
Speaker 4: have to think about again talking about the acquisition and
Speaker 4: the use of power. If there is a democratic trifecta
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty eight, and I think the possibility of
Speaker 4: that is pretty good. Supreme Court reform is something that
Speaker 4: has to be considered. Term limits, I think at a minimum,
Speaker 4: potentially expanding the court is something I think that also
Speaker 4: should be should be considered. We cannot leave in place
Speaker 4: without a discussion at least, and I think without substantial
Speaker 4: forms of being put in place this Supreme Court as
Speaker 4: it is presently constituted.
Speaker 2: If the Communists take power again, they're going to expand
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court. You know why they're going to expand
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court because virtually everything they want is discussing
Speaker 2: evil and more importantly, unlawful. Since the Supreme Court was changed,
Speaker 2: since the makeup of it was changed under Donald Trump
Speaker 2: during his first term, the Supreme Court has time and
Speaker 2: time again stop the Communists from doing some of the
Speaker 2: most evil things you can possibly imagine, including firing you
Speaker 2: from your job if you didn't take an experimental clock shot.
Speaker 2: Those are the things the Communist wants to do. The
Speaker 2: Supreme Court has stopped them over and over and over
Speaker 2: and over and over again. And as we've discussed before,
Speaker 2: the only lesson the Communists learned from last time was
Speaker 2: that they didn't use power hard enough. So if God forbid,
Speaker 2: they ever take power again, they're going to throw fifteen
Speaker 2: Communist judges on the Supreme Court and they will end
Speaker 2: the United States of America. What does that mean for
Speaker 2: you and me? That means we have to fortify our
Speaker 2: area in whatever way we can do. Not sit back
Speaker 2: and rest on your laurels. Do not sit back and
Speaker 2: convince yourself that we're going to go right. From four
Speaker 2: years of Donald Trump to eight years of JD. Vance
Speaker 2: and then eight years of Bronzen Santanc, we're just gonna
Speaker 2: have power forever. No no, no, no no, they're coming
Speaker 2: back someday, I don't know when, hopefully a long time.
Speaker 2: Hopefully the Democrat Party is in the wilderness for a
Speaker 2: long time, but they are coming back. What will be
Speaker 2: the situation in your area when they do. Are you
Speaker 2: going to spend this time filling sand bags and digging
Speaker 2: the trenches deeper, getting ready putting up barbed wire, getting
Speaker 2: ready for that counter attack, or are we going to
Speaker 2: act like the war is over. I know you voted today,
Speaker 2: If you had votes in your area and many people did,
Speaker 2: I know you voted today. I know you're sitting around
Speaker 2: waiting for the results to come in. And I also
Speaker 2: know that not all the results that roll in here
Speaker 2: are going to make us happy. Some are going to hurt.
Speaker 2: But you know what, Let's say New Jersey. Let's go
Speaker 2: to New Jersey for a moment. What if we wake
Speaker 2: up tomorrow and ryl is the governor of New Jersey?
Speaker 2: If the Democrat I'm like a Democrat, it's not everyone's
Speaker 2: familiar with the race. But what if we wake up
Speaker 2: tomorrow and the Democrat is governor of New Jersey? Jack
Speaker 2: lost by a couple points? Does that suck for everyone
Speaker 2: in New Jersey? Sure? Does it suck for the country itself.
Speaker 2: Sure that we even have a chance at New Jersey
Speaker 2: tells you that people have been putting in the work
Speaker 2: it's not just Scott Presler, but he's been on the ground.
Speaker 2: Cliff Maloney, there have been all kinds of people, and
Speaker 2: maybe you have participated in this on the phones, knocking
Speaker 2: on doors, registering voters. New Jersey is in play. We
Speaker 2: are making gains in so many places across the United
Speaker 2: States of America. Let's keep going. Whatever happens, Let's keep going.
Speaker 2: It matters. And if you failed, maybe you're putting too
Speaker 2: much blame on yourself. But if you failed to get
Speaker 2: it done, do better the next time. That's it, all right.
Speaker 2: I didn't mean to go off on that tangent. I
Speaker 2: meant to go off on Democrats buying votes that it's
Speaker 2: just the fraud. The kind of open illegality that is
Speaker 2: now accepted from the Democrat Party is wild. Hey, Chris, illegality,
Speaker 2: Why are you rolling your eyes? Why can't you? I
Speaker 2: can just admit, you're a little bit impressed when I
Speaker 2: dropped these huge words out. You're a little bit impressed.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Remember you can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Before I get to the Democrats buying votes, I do
Speaker 1: have to do something. I forgot to do it yesterday,
Speaker 1: and I meant I meant to do it yesterday. Chris,
Speaker 1: this is actually for you. Robert De Niro's character gets
Speaker 1: killed at the end of Heat because he doesn't oh sorry, Chris,
Speaker 1: because he chooses to delay his escape and he ends
Speaker 1: up getting killed. In case you're just new to the show,
Speaker 1: I asked Jewish producer, Chris laughed last week if you'd
Speaker 1: seen Heat, because I was going to spoil the ending.
Speaker 1: He begged me to give him until Monday. I told him,
Speaker 1: because I am such a nice person, I would do that.
Speaker 1: I gave you an extra day because I am such
Speaker 1: a kind, merciful person, and you, apparently, by the look
Speaker 1: on your face right now.
Speaker 2: Didn't fulfill your obligations. So Robert de Niro's character gets killed.
Speaker 1: What, Chris, what you intentionally didn't give me the emails?
Speaker 1: You mean, our wonderful audience sending emails to spoil it?
Speaker 2: How did I remember? Corey told me behind your back?
Speaker 2: How does that make you feel? Chris? He even he
Speaker 2: even pulled me aside and whispered it so you wouldn't
Speaker 2: know this was coming, because he knew you would do
Speaker 2: something like turn off the microphone or something. Corey and
Speaker 2: I conspired together to ruin this movie for you. How
Speaker 2: does that make you feel, Chris? Now telling us we
Speaker 2: suck doesn't change anything, Chris, This is designed to be
Speaker 2: a teaching moment for you. This wasn't at a cruelty.
Speaker 2: It was not at a cruelty. I know it's a
Speaker 2: heavy lesson. It was as.
Speaker 5: Heavy as ten boxes that you might be.
Speaker 2: Moving when a dude tells you there's a classic dude
Speaker 2: movie to watch, and he tells you that he's gonna
Speaker 2: spoil it for you, and it gives you seventy two
Speaker 2: hours to watch it. It's on you from now on.
Speaker 2: But it's on you. What I know, Chris, I don't
Speaker 2: want to hear excuses like you have a family, Okay,
Speaker 2: what's more important? Family or movies? Learn your priorities, right,
Speaker 2: Democrats have priorities. It's buying these people.
Speaker 6: And between bills and food. Now we're gonna have to
Speaker 6: start making choices.
Speaker 7: Carlicia Grice is one of more than one point four
Speaker 7: million North Carolinians who rely on Snap benefits. She gets
Speaker 7: about one thousand dollars a month to feed her large family,
Speaker 7: but on Saturday what happens next has been the only
Speaker 7: thing on her mind for the last few days.
Speaker 6: Even that's not enough, and we're using cash to pay
Speaker 6: for food throughout the month, like even like going to
Speaker 6: pantries and just trying to make the ends meet.
Speaker 2: Because you are using cash to pay for food, your
Speaker 2: own money, whoa, whoa say it ain't so you were
Speaker 2: having to use your own money to buy your food.
Speaker 2: It drives me up the wall. The sense of entitlement,
Speaker 2: that's what gets me. That's what gets me. Hey, you
Speaker 2: know what's funny. Let me pull this out here because
Speaker 2: I got a couple hilarious emails, I mean amazing emails.
Speaker 2: Uh Jesse, Uh hold on, hold on. Here is yeah,
Speaker 2: this guy, you privileged effing coward, step away from your
Speaker 2: security and say that stupid beep to poor people's faces.
Speaker 2: This is when I was going off on welfare yesterday.
Speaker 2: Oh he said another one. People wouldn't need to be
Speaker 2: on welfare and food stamps if greedy, privileged beeps like
Speaker 2: yourself weren't screwing them over. How the beep do you
Speaker 2: do that that's beneficial to society? You sit jacking your jaws,
Speaker 2: you look down and make fun of poor people that
Speaker 2: are struggling. How about you say that beep to my face,
Speaker 2: you piece of beep. Listen, dork, you're too lazy to
Speaker 2: get a job. Do you think you're going to do
Speaker 2: something about me lecturing you about being a bloodsucking leech
Speaker 2: on welfare? You can't be bothered to go down to
Speaker 2: Taco Bell and make case ideas for a few hours
Speaker 2: a day. Do you think you're going to come find me?
Speaker 2: You complete an utter nerd. You're too lazy to contribute
Speaker 2: anything to society. You've been on welfare for over thirty years.
Speaker 2: That's what I was talking about last night. Ladies on
Speaker 2: welfare for over thirty years. The lack of shame in
Speaker 2: that is amazing, because I actually have known. I have
Speaker 2: had multiple friends in my life who have had to
Speaker 2: go on government assistance at one time or another multiple times.
Speaker 2: And you know what every single one of them had
Speaker 2: in common. Every one of them they were all so
Speaker 2: ashamed and embarrassed and they couldn't wait to get off
Speaker 2: of it. They didn't brag, But then you have people
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 7: The first thing I did was calling it caught out
Speaker 7: of a nineheard to zero dollars.
Speaker 1: My chest went into my throat. Magotto Goun has been
Speaker 1: a Snap recipient for more than three decades.
Speaker 2: Even with these benefits, she says, the lack of shame,
Speaker 2: not even a I'm sorry at the end, not even
Speaker 2: a nod to I'm trying to make it better. Instead,
Speaker 2: it's this.
Speaker 6: Stuff, and between bills and food, now we're gonna have
Speaker 6: to start making choices.
Speaker 7: Bryce is one of more than one point four million
Speaker 7: North Carolinians who rely on Snap it Fits. She gets
Speaker 7: about one thousand dollars a month to feed her large family,
Speaker 7: but on Saturday, what happens next has been the only
Speaker 7: thing on her mind for the last few days.
Speaker 6: Even that's not enough, and we're using cash to pay
Speaker 6: for food throughout the month, like even like going to
Speaker 6: pantries and just trying to make the ends meet, because
Speaker 6: it's just not meeting. People automatically assume when you get
Speaker 6: snapped at, you're just lazy. You're just sitting in the
Speaker 6: house collecting benefits off of taxpayers. But we are taxpayers too.
Speaker 6: They have to understand that. You know, it's hard, especially
Speaker 6: when you have a big family. It's hard just to
Speaker 6: get a gallon of milk that's not like five dollars
Speaker 6: like it's.
Speaker 2: Ridiculous hard when you have a big family. Huh, who's
Speaker 2: responsible for that? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Anyway, it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 8: wonderful Tuesday. Member.
Speaker 2: If you miss any part of the show, you can
Speaker 2: download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Stephen Miller,
Speaker 2: He's impressive, continues to be impressive. He really broke this
Speaker 2: down quite nicely.
Speaker 5: By the administration. Secretary of Homeland Security Allejandra Majorkis devised
Speaker 5: a scheme to fly illegal aliens into the country and
Speaker 5: then to escort them in mass across the board by
Speaker 5: the millions, and to give them something known as parole,
Speaker 5: which gives them a work permit, which gives them which
Speaker 5: gives them a Social Security number, which gives them access
Speaker 5: to the voting booth. This was the plan all along,
Speaker 5: to get them here illegally so they can get free
Speaker 5: government benefits, get hooked to welfare, and be able to
Speaker 5: participate in American elections. This was an attack on democracy
Speaker 5: by the Democrat Party.
Speaker 2: Half of migrant households get welfare via US born children.
Speaker 2: Twenty one Democrat states are refusing to turnover illegal immigrants
Speaker 2: snap data. According to the USDA Secretary, massive fraud uncovered
Speaker 2: in the food stamp program. It's not enough that we
Speaker 2: have people like this blood sucking us in.
Speaker 6: Between bills and food. Now we're gonna have to start
Speaker 6: making choices.
Speaker 2: It's that the Democrat Party in the United States of
Speaker 2: America has embarked on a year's long program to bring
Speaker 2: it as many foreigners into this country as humanly possible
Speaker 2: and fill up their pantries for them, while giving them
Speaker 2: Social Security numbers, all in an effort to take power,
Speaker 2: All in an effort to cancel out your vote, all
Speaker 2: trying to silence the American patriot so they can take
Speaker 2: power and hold it forever. I get very very angry
Speaker 2: with the Republican Party. I have been very angry with
Speaker 2: them before. I will get angry with them again. I
Speaker 2: have no doubt about that the Democrat Party Party is
Speaker 2: truly a force for evil. It is evil, and it
Speaker 2: does break my heart that there are people who are
Speaker 2: going to wake up tomorrow and they're going to be
Speaker 2: living underneath Democrat rule. It does this is not paid
Speaker 2: for it. Who's going to end up putting the bill
Speaker 2: for those programs?
Speaker 5: So ill I answer that question by first explaining some
Speaker 5: of the endorsements that Andrew Cuoma has received.
Speaker 2: A million people is the estimate. A million people. That's
Speaker 2: the estimate on how many people are going to flee
Speaker 2: New York City. And you know, you know who those
Speaker 2: million people are going to be. It's going to be
Speaker 2: the people who can afford to move. It costs money
Speaker 2: to move. It's expensive. Either they're relocating out to the
Speaker 2: pervs or they're moving states. But that's tax money they
Speaker 2: won't have while implementing a communist system that will cost
Speaker 2: billions and billions and billions of dollar. Did you know
Speaker 2: that the top one percent, Thanks for that, Chris, the
Speaker 2: top one percent of New York taxpayers pay half the taxes.
Speaker 2: Where do you think they're going to go? I don't know.
Speaker 2: It ain't gonna be New York City? My word horrible?
Speaker 2: All right, excuse some emails, Jesse. I understood what I
Speaker 2: don't understand why if taxes and affordability of everything go
Speaker 2: from gas to food to housing are primary concerns, how
Speaker 2: could voters choose more of the same with Mikey Cheryl
Speaker 2: that's New Jersey governor Democrat. We're not talking TDS anymore.
Speaker 2: Are New Jersey ins as stupid as New York City residents,
Speaker 2: says his name is Bill in New Jersey. So Bill
Speaker 2: is a little frantic about the prospect of Cheryl becoming
Speaker 2: a Democrat. Well, I touched on this last night, but
Speaker 2: I'm going to touch it again because it really does
Speaker 2: help explain things. People they want to live in a
Speaker 2: safe area. They want to live in a clean area.
Speaker 2: They want to live in an area they can afford.
Speaker 2: That's all peoples, all peoples everywhere, they all want those things.
Speaker 2: They want to be able to afford the finer things
Speaker 2: or just the basics. They want to live in an
Speaker 2: area that's clean, and they want to live in an
Speaker 2: area free of crime. But there are so many places
Speaker 2: we'll focus about it. We'll focus here in America where
Speaker 2: that's not the case. New York City. It's super expensive,
Speaker 2: it's super filthy, it's super full of crime. How could
Speaker 2: that be when so many people don't want that, They
Speaker 2: don't want to live that way, but they do live
Speaker 2: that way, and those people choose their government. Human beings
Speaker 2: have an impossible time separating their choices from their conditions.
Speaker 2: They just do. There's a story out there, by the way,
Speaker 2: it's just a political story. He can't do it and
Speaker 2: he won't be able to do it. About Texas Governor
Speaker 2: Greg Abbott putting one hundred percent tariff on New Yorker's
Speaker 2: moving to Texas. All right, it's a funny little headline.
Speaker 2: It's not going to happen, but it does bring up
Speaker 2: an important topic. Why would you even put that out there?
Speaker 2: What's with the headline. Well, here's what the deal is.
Speaker 2: For years and years and years and years and years
Speaker 2: in this country, Democrats have voted Democrat time and time
Speaker 2: and time again, local, state, federal voting Democrat, voting Democrat,
Speaker 2: voting Democrat, over and over and over and over and
Speaker 2: over again. Then they've watched as their area fills up
Speaker 2: with violent crime. They've watched as taxes have gone up,
Speaker 2: regulations through the roof. Soon you can't afford anything. There
Speaker 2: are criminals everywhere, and everything's dirty. And they wake up
Speaker 2: and they say, I don't want to live in this
Speaker 2: squalor anymore. I'll go move someplace where it's affordable and
Speaker 2: clean and safe. And they pack up their family and
Speaker 2: they move to Idaho, and they promptly start voting Democrat
Speaker 2: again and again and again and again and again. Why
Speaker 2: is this a thing? Why? Because accountability for all of
Speaker 2: us is hard, isn't it? Isn't it hard to accept
Speaker 2: the times you screwed up and the condition you're in
Speaker 2: is your fault. I find that hard. I don't love
Speaker 2: it the very the many times in my life where
Speaker 2: I've found myself in a poor situation or having done
Speaker 2: something terrible, and I do the same thing everyone else does,
Speaker 2: at least in my mind. Who can I blame this song?
Speaker 2: Surely it's not me. It must be my circumstances, my job,
Speaker 2: my parents, my wife. It's me. I'm the one who
Speaker 2: did this. I am the one responsible for my current condition.
Speaker 2: But that is so hard for all human beings to do.
Speaker 2: It takes it takes an effort, frankly, it takes guts,
Speaker 2: it takes integrity, and most people don't have those things.
Speaker 2: Democrats most definitely don't have those things. So they will
Speaker 2: vote Democrat for twenty thirty forty years and then end
Speaker 2: up disgusted with where they live, pack it up, move
Speaker 2: to a red safe area, and start voting Democrat again, promptly,
Speaker 2: bringing all that evil into a new place. It's something
Speaker 2: that's hard for logical people to understand. People who think
Speaker 2: logically have a very difficult time understanding it. But it
Speaker 2: is also human nature. And look, I've said it before.
Speaker 2: I'm only half joking about it. You could probably never
Speaker 2: do it constitutionally, but I believe that there should be
Speaker 2: a record on who you vote for. And look, you
Speaker 2: can make this universal Republican and Democrat. When you vote
Speaker 2: for somebody, we'll call it mayor and governor. We'll just
Speaker 2: make it governor. When you vote for a mayor or
Speaker 2: a governor, you are not allowed to move away from
Speaker 2: that town or that state for the duration of that
Speaker 2: person's time in office. So you well to do New York,
Speaker 2: New Yorkers. I'm voting for Mam Donnie.
Speaker 1: I can brag about it to all my girlfriends at
Speaker 1: our sorority party this weekend.
Speaker 2: Sure, sure, you're not allowed to leave. And when he closed,
Speaker 2: right when he closes Rikers Islands and fills up your
Speaker 2: sorority house with a bunch of rapists, you stay right there. No no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: no no no. You're not going back to daddy's house
Speaker 2: in the Hamptons. You're not moving back with your uncle
Speaker 2: in Tennessee. Nope. As long as he's mayor, you stay
Speaker 2: right where you are. It's time to start enjoying all
Speaker 2: the fruits of your choices. All right, we'll do some
Speaker 2: morning emails.
Speaker 1: Next is the Jesse Kelly chow On a Magnificent tuesdaymember.
Speaker 1: You can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: We still have to get to making fun of Michelle Obama.
Speaker 2: We have to get to some some a little bit
Speaker 2: of COVID accountability. But behind on emails, let's dig into
Speaker 2: some of these, Dear, four day a week, Kelly. It's
Speaker 2: not nice, by the way, I'll be gone on Friday.
Speaker 2: What's going on in Sudan? Why isn't the media talking
Speaker 2: about it? All right? We love your show. Listen every
Speaker 2: day he says, his name is Nick. It's a civil war.
Speaker 2: That's what's going on in Sudan. It's a civil war.
Speaker 2: And we we we've been so blessed here for so
Speaker 2: many years. Obviously, the civil war is not something you
Speaker 2: lived through. It's not something I lived through. But I
Speaker 2: would encourage you, I really would. If that period of
Speaker 2: time and history interest you at all, I would encourage
Speaker 2: you to learn about it, maybe read about it, watch
Speaker 2: a documentary about it. There are endless podcasts on it,
Speaker 2: I'm sure, but I would encourage you to really really
Speaker 2: learn about it, and don't just wade into this North
Speaker 2: good southad no no, no no. Learn about the civil war,
Speaker 2: learn about the background of it, the violence that was
Speaker 2: taking place in this country beforehand, and then the fighting itself,
Speaker 2: and just how heartbreaking all of it was. Because everyone's
Speaker 2: an American, it's all right here. We don't fully appreciate
Speaker 2: all the wars that have been fought somewhere else. They're
Speaker 2: always somewhere else, right, It's in Iraq, it's in Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: it's in Somalia, it's in Kuwait, it's in Vietnam, it's
Speaker 2: in Germany, it's in Japan. It's not here. War doesn't
Speaker 2: touch us here. Civil war is the worst thing in
Speaker 2: the world, and I've tried. I do explain to people
Speaker 2: who get frustrated politically, which I totally get. People who
Speaker 2: say things like it's time to start shooting, it's time
Speaker 2: for a civil war, you do not understand what you're
Speaker 2: asking for at all. You exhaust every single possible remedy
Speaker 2: before you ever even consider something like that. Because civil
Speaker 2: war is in your neighborhood. It's not in Japan, it's
Speaker 2: not in Kuwait, it's not in Somalia. It's in your church,
Speaker 2: it's in your school. It's your husband, your wife, your children,
Speaker 2: your little league, it's in your grocery store. It's the
Speaker 2: worst thing in the world. Never ever, ever, ever, ever
Speaker 2: wish for it. All right, Bronco, Oh, here we go.
Speaker 2: What's our rule? What's our rule about the angriest people?
Speaker 2: It's a very simple statement. What do I always say?
Speaker 2: The maddest one is always the dumbest one. If you
Speaker 2: get an email that cusses you out, and all the
Speaker 2: ninety nine point nine nine percent of the time, the
Speaker 2: person will simply be factually wrong about whatever they're angry about.
Speaker 2: I don't know whether people listen drunk or whatever. Hey, Bronco,
Speaker 2: the FBI does need to go. So don't you have
Speaker 2: guests who agree with you? Is your friendship with Dan
Speaker 2: Bongino affecting your government or your judgment? I'm starting to
Speaker 2: question your loyalty to the country or friends. I just
Speaker 2: said the FBI needs to go ten thousand times? How many? Yeah,
Speaker 2: Like Chris said, like two days ago, I don't know
Speaker 2: that there's an organization of any kind that I have
Speaker 2: railed against and called for its complete elimination of more
Speaker 2: than the FBI. But again, the maddest one is always
Speaker 2: the dumbest one. It's I don't know why it actually
Speaker 2: surprises me. I would actually like to catch more heat
Speaker 2: from things I actually said, but that's almost never the case.
Speaker 2: The maddest one is the dumbest one. Justay, you talked
Speaker 2: about Democrats leaving the black population behind. It made me
Speaker 2: think of Obama endorsing Spanberger over a black woman win
Speaker 2: some earl sears after lecturing black men some time ago
Speaker 2: about voting for black candidates. Democrats only care about black
Speaker 2: people when it suits them. It's not just black people,
Speaker 2: it's way beyond that. Democrats only what Democrats are communists,
Speaker 2: and all that matters is power, and they will obviously
Speaker 2: lie to people about that. They will stand in front
Speaker 2: of you and tell you that, hey, I care about
Speaker 2: you because you're a woman. I care about you because
Speaker 2: you're gay, I care about you because you're black, care
Speaker 2: about you because I care about the environment. They don't
Speaker 2: care about any of that. It's all about power. They
Speaker 2: find different malcontents, they use them as much as they
Speaker 2: can use them, and when they're done with them, they
Speaker 2: dumped them. I saw the fascinating exchange. Actually, John Stewart,
Speaker 2: who's been a communist for a long time, pretending he's
Speaker 2: middle of the road, sat down with Joe Manchin, that
Speaker 2: former senator from the state of West Virginia. Remember West
Speaker 2: Virginia was solidly blue for a long time. Then Obama
Speaker 2: got elected, destroyed the coal industry, or worked as hard
Speaker 2: as he could to do that. Now West Virginia is
Speaker 2: solidly read. Here's how they exchange went.
Speaker 3: And I said, I can tell you why the union
Speaker 3: coal miners and all the factory workers that I grew
Speaker 3: up with where they are today, why they switched and
Speaker 3: started voting Republican. They believe that the Democrat Party in
Speaker 3: Washington basically spends more resources, effort, and time on able
Speaker 3: bodied people that don't work or won't work.
Speaker 2: Then when you do those who do, Democrats they look
Speaker 2: at a state like West Virginia, they're gonna vote blue.
Speaker 2: They vote blue. It's a union state, blue blue, blue,
Speaker 2: blue blue. But then they start to take them for granted.
Speaker 2: They start to bank on those votes instead of trying
Speaker 2: to earn those votes. Very common problem politically start to
Speaker 2: bank on it. They'll never leave us. It's West Virginia.
Speaker 2: They're always going to vote for us. In fact, we'll
Speaker 2: just declare war on them. We'll declare war on their livelihood,
Speaker 2: on their paycheck, and we'll just bank on them all
Speaker 2: being there all the time, and then they get left.
Speaker 2: Democrats do this a lot because there's no genuine care
Speaker 2: for any part of their constituency. I brought up the
Speaker 2: black vote because that's the one that's obvious to me.
Speaker 2: It will take years, it will take decades, but black
Speaker 2: people will leave the Democrat Party. They already are starting to.
Speaker 2: But it's just a very being. They will leave the
Speaker 2: Democrat Party because Democrats have found a cheaper, easier date illegals.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna bother with black people anymore. We'll just
Speaker 2: bring in some more people. Then we don't have to
Speaker 2: give them anything. Five hundred dollars visa card, what's that
Speaker 2: cost us? Throw them on welfare, we have them forever.
Speaker 2: Where are we going to put them? Black neighborhood? Put
Speaker 2: them in the black neighborhoods. It's what they do. It's
Speaker 2: freaking evil, man sick, but that's how they handle it
Speaker 2: all right, let's let's talk about COVID briefly. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to get my blood pressure up. I'm going to
Speaker 2: be totally calm. But there's at least some semblance of
Speaker 2: COVID accountability out there, and at least that's something