Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Tuesday,
Speaker 1: and there are wonderful things happening out there right now.
Speaker 1: I'm in a fantastic mood.
Speaker 2: JD.
Speaker 1: Vance went on the View today and did great. We're
Speaker 1: gonna play a lot of that, but not necessarily because
Speaker 1: I care about the View. We're gonna talk about something.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have an in depth talk. Trump came out
Speaker 1: and said some things that are ruffling some feathers about
Speaker 1: the Israel Iran deal. What not Israel deal, the Iran Deal.
Speaker 1: We'll discuss that in depth. We're gonna talk about how
Speaker 1: communists are destroyers, another example of Democrats hating America, some
Speaker 1: hopeful polls for the midterms, all that trannies can't get
Speaker 1: work emails, and so much more coming up tonight on
Speaker 1: the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Before we get into
Speaker 1: the JD stuff or the Trump stuff, or the feathers
Speaker 1: ruffled and all the other things that we will, of
Speaker 1: course get to, I wanted to point out something that
Speaker 1: you already know, but something we have to keep in
Speaker 1: the back of our mind, especially when things are going better. Well,
Speaker 1: depending on how you look at things, when things are
Speaker 1: going poorly. It's easy to focus and understand on the
Speaker 1: nature of the enemy. These people are wrecking us on purpose.
Speaker 1: When Joe Biden is in office, it's not hard to
Speaker 1: look around and see what, wow, they're really doing all
Speaker 1: this on purpose. The destruction really is intentional. These people
Speaker 1: are monsters. It's easy to see that when Joe Biden's
Speaker 1: in office. When they are out of power, it's easy
Speaker 1: to forget it. It's easy to forget they're still right there,
Speaker 1: still plotting, still planning, still hating the country. It's easy
Speaker 1: to see it. It's easy to forget it just depends
Speaker 1: on who's in power. Dome is starting to her head
Speaker 1: up again. She's been doing that for a long long time.
Speaker 1: Looks like she's considering a run for the presidency. You
Speaker 1: want to keep your name out there, so you're bouncing around,
Speaker 1: you're doing speeches. She dropped a line that she's dropped
Speaker 1: a thousand times before. We've played montages of this for
Speaker 1: you on the on the show, and everyone likes to
Speaker 1: make fun of her because she says it all the
Speaker 1: time and every speech, and when you player saying it,
Speaker 1: you say she's stupid. It's the only line she has
Speaker 1: and then all those things may be true, but remember
Speaker 1: there's something to this, and help me that there was
Speaker 1: so much.
Speaker 3: That has normandy been done and done it's really difference
Speaker 3: in a way that builds industries and creating sufficiencies and
Speaker 3: being leadership around helping the people see.
Speaker 1: See what can be unburdened by what has been. That's
Speaker 1: a much more nefarious line than you think, because it
Speaker 1: comes from the mouth of a dollar poll pot. When
Speaker 1: that communist dictator took over Cambodia, he declared it to
Speaker 1: be year's zero. What year zero? What's that even mean?
Speaker 1: Year zero?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: Well, everything in the past is gone, now wipe it away.
Speaker 1: We'll destroy everything, tear down everything, wipe away everything, rename everything.
Speaker 1: And once we do that, we're going to build a
Speaker 1: new communist future for the people. Now that's not a
Speaker 1: great cell, is it even for a new dictator? Hey,
Speaker 1: I plan on butchering a quarter of the country and
Speaker 1: destroying everything I get my hands on. Not a great cell. So,
Speaker 1: like all things, remember, communists lie about everything all the time.
Speaker 1: We talk about this all the time. They're always having
Speaker 1: to massage the message. If you will, how do you
Speaker 1: sell destruction to the masses? If you want to destroy
Speaker 1: the country of Cambodia and butcher all your political enemies, torture.
Speaker 2: Them to death.
Speaker 1: Lovely things like that. You don't come out and advertise that,
Speaker 1: you declare it to be years zero. That almost sounds refreshing, right, certainly,
Speaker 1: if you're down on your luck. Doesn't everybody love new beginnings?
Speaker 1: Doesn't everybody love that saying that's been used a million times.
Speaker 1: Today is the first day of the rest of your life.
Speaker 1: It's wonderful, isn't it. There's no more past. I'm free
Speaker 1: of all of that. I can just create my future.
Speaker 1: The communist knows that. Just know that that's not what
Speaker 1: he's talking about when he talks like.
Speaker 3: It's really in a way that builds industries and create efficiencies,
Speaker 3: and create leadership around helping people see what can be
Speaker 3: unbird by list.
Speaker 1: See what can be unburdened by what has been. You
Speaker 1: see everything in our past, your past, everyone's past. It's
Speaker 1: not wonderful. It's not your history, your heritage. It's a burden.
Speaker 1: If you would just let these communists unburden you, let
Speaker 1: them wipe it all away, change the name of your streets,
Speaker 1: destroy your history, turn you against your parents, and your
Speaker 1: parents against you. Just let them destroy every part of
Speaker 1: your heritage. Let them tear down those statues. Then you'll
Speaker 1: be unburdened and you'll finally be able to see what
Speaker 1: can be. They worked on that line for a very
Speaker 1: long time, and that's why Dome loves that line. She's
Speaker 1: been spewing it for quite some time because it's right
Speaker 1: up her alley. Now what's that look like practically? Well, see,
Speaker 1: sometimes people are resistant to having their whole life destroyed. Understandably,
Speaker 1: people don't want their job, their family, their country burnt
Speaker 1: to the ground. This is a problem for communists who
Speaker 1: are trying to get us there, So there will be
Speaker 1: street animals who try to move things along a little
Speaker 1: faster accelerationists. If you will, do you hear this story
Speaker 1: about the UFC event the other night.
Speaker 4: The FBI disrupting this alleged plot targeting the UFC Freedom
Speaker 4: two fifty event at the White House, officials telling Fox
Speaker 4: a network of nearly two dozen potential plotters were identified,
Speaker 4: with at least five people in custody right now.
Speaker 1: The suspects allegedly.
Speaker 4: Traveled to Fredericksburg, Virginia to make final preparationations for the attack,
Speaker 4: and the alleged plan allegedly included explosive pack drones hitting
Speaker 4: buildings near the event, forcing a mass evacuation, and then
Speaker 4: steering crowds get this toward a pre staged sniper team.
Speaker 4: A second wave was then planned to storm the White
Speaker 4: House gate. The FBI first learned of the threat on
Speaker 4: June tenth and worked with law enforcement across multiple states
Speaker 4: to stop it.
Speaker 1: This They got wind of this a week before the
Speaker 1: actual event. That's a pretty scary plan, isn't it. As
Speaker 1: you and I are sitting here trying to live our lives,
Speaker 1: trying to vote in elections, trying to just keep the
Speaker 1: United States of America together and preserve it for our
Speaker 1: children and our grandchildren, it pays to remember that there
Speaker 1: are street animals sitting at home as you listen to
Speaker 1: the sound of my voice, planning to murder, planning to destroy,
Speaker 1: planning to snipe people in the head. This is the
Speaker 1: result of years in years in years and years of
Speaker 1: communist and doctrination. And yes, this is the result of
Speaker 1: years of Democrat politicians communist politicians speaking like this.
Speaker 5: Been done, and.
Speaker 3: Really the difference in a way that builds industries and
Speaker 3: creates efficiencies and creates leadership around helping the people.
Speaker 1: See well, unbar, I guarantee every one of those communists
Speaker 1: planning to mass slaughter people with the UFC event, they
Speaker 1: wanted to unburden you in the country from what has
Speaker 1: been And that's what this is all about. This ends
Speaker 1: up manifesting itself with violence, with terror. It's absolutely horrible.
Speaker 1: So there wanted to get that out of the way. Now,
Speaker 1: let's touch on a couple items from earlier today. Trump
Speaker 1: Trump is selling, right, Trump is out there selling. And
Speaker 1: I talked to you about this last night. What's he selling?
Speaker 1: He is selling the beauty of this Iranian peace steal
Speaker 1: to the American people. The Iranian government is selling it
Speaker 1: to their people as well. Keep in mind, as I discussed, leaders,
Speaker 1: when they make peace steals, always go back to the
Speaker 1: population and tell them why they actually want and tell
Speaker 1: them everything they actually want. They don't focus on anything bad.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, there's a couple of little hiccups in there,
Speaker 1: but we killed that. That's what all leaders throughout history
Speaker 1: have done after a peace steal. Trump, in his own way,
Speaker 1: is doing this right now.
Speaker 2: People.
Speaker 1: According to my emails anyway, and the normies I've talked
Speaker 1: to in the last twenty four hours are all over
Speaker 1: the map on this. I love it, I hate it.
Speaker 1: I can't believe we're doing this. Why are we bombing
Speaker 1: Iran even more? Jesse? I don't understand, Jesse. Why did
Speaker 1: Trump say this? Play a couple of things Trump said,
Speaker 1: we'll discuss. It might be a long discussion, probably offensive,
Speaker 1: and it will lead us directly into the JD vance
Speaker 1: on the view thing today. And this is about twenty
Speaker 1: twenty eight the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday.
Speaker 1: I never You can email us Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. And I am going to try to make
Speaker 1: an effort and get to a bunch of those tonight.
Speaker 1: There are a bunch of stuff. There's a bunch of stuff.
Speaker 1: I want to get to, SPLC stuff, mosquitoes, KFC, Somali professors.
Speaker 1: There's a lot to touch on. But Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: out there right now and he's selling the Iranian leadership.
Speaker 1: They're selling to their people. We defeated America. Look at
Speaker 1: everything we're getting. Trump is doing the same thing here. Hey,
Speaker 1: we defeated them. Did Iron's toast? And look, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what. These people were pretty spectacular to.
Speaker 6: We're dealing with people that I think are very rational people.
Speaker 5: I mean, they were nice to deal with. They were
Speaker 5: strong people, smart people.
Speaker 6: I think actually they're smarter than the first.
Speaker 7: And second group. But they're not radicalized and they're you know,
Speaker 7: looking to help their country.
Speaker 1: A lot of people heard Trump say that today and
Speaker 1: they winced, scoffed, screamed. The reactions were all over the board.
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Christians did it while I played it, little
Speaker 1: smirk on his face. I mean, come out, I Ron's
Speaker 1: they're radical. Come on, they're rational, They're not radicalized. What
Speaker 1: are you talking about? Listen? How many times have we
Speaker 1: heard Donald Trump do something like this in the eleven
Speaker 1: years he's been politically involved, and before that when he
Speaker 1: was a public person. Donald Trump, when a deal is
Speaker 1: being done, and after a deal is done, if you
Speaker 1: have aligned yourself with him, Donald Trump will pour praise
Speaker 1: on you, up to and including the biggest monsters on
Speaker 1: the planet. It's part of how he leads, It's part
Speaker 1: of how he makes deals. I'm not saying you have
Speaker 1: to love it, and you can hate it or love it.
Speaker 1: I don't care. Remember how much Guph Trump got in
Speaker 1: his first term for the stuff he would occasionally say
Speaker 1: about Putin or Kim or any one of these dictators
Speaker 1: because he would have some policy that crack down on Russia.
Speaker 1: Trump was actually pretty hard on Russia in the first term.
Speaker 1: But then when he's trying to work something out with Putin,
Speaker 1: he'll go to social media and say, you know this,
Speaker 1: Putin's a pretty great guy. I'll tell you what, been
Speaker 1: a great leader for Russia. And people wake up in
Speaker 1: the morning and they see that and they think, what
Speaker 1: is a dictative? It's what Trump does. And if this
Speaker 1: is not me defending it, I'm explaining it. You can
Speaker 1: love it or hate it, but it's what Trump does.
Speaker 1: He's out there selling a deal that he made to
Speaker 1: end the Iranian War. By the way, gas price is
Speaker 1: already free falling. Again, do I need to remind you
Speaker 1: that that's like the political barometer on whether or not
Speaker 1: you're going to get re elected in this country. Because
Speaker 1: the deal was made, gas prices are free falling. That's
Speaker 1: a huge reason why he made the deal. He wants
Speaker 1: the American people to feel good about the deal, and
Speaker 1: so as he does his press tour, he's going to
Speaker 1: do what Trump does, he's going to talk about, yes,
Speaker 1: terrible people. Look, I'm going to have to assume the
Speaker 1: new Iranian leadership is some degree of terrible. You'll have
Speaker 1: to forgive me for assuming that, because Iranian leadership has
Speaker 1: been terrible for like fifty frigging years, a bunch of
Speaker 1: radical Jihati scumbags, the funding terror all over the world.
Speaker 1: So now that we killed their last leaders and they
Speaker 1: have this new batch, I'm assuming I'm making an assumption here.
Speaker 1: I'm making an assumption that they're not rational, that they're
Speaker 1: there's at least some degree of radicalization there. I'm assuming
Speaker 1: that's the case. Obviously, I don't know that maybe they
Speaker 1: are just wonderful. Maybe they're just wonderful people. Now, I
Speaker 1: don't know. We're gonna find out. Time will tell. But
Speaker 1: don't think that Trump is a moron, okay, And don't
Speaker 1: think that Trump is all of a sudden a friend
Speaker 1: to the radical jihadis. Donald Trump is on a sales tour.
Speaker 1: And that's all you're hearing right here.
Speaker 6: We're dealing with people that I think are very rational people.
Speaker 8: I mean, they were nice to deal with, they were
Speaker 8: strong people, smart people.
Speaker 6: I think actually they're smarter than the first.
Speaker 7: And second group, but they're not radicalized, and they're you know,
Speaker 7: looking to help their country.
Speaker 1: I know that people don't like hearing it. I knew
Speaker 1: this was coming. I told you this is coming for
Speaker 1: three months, that we were going to end up with
Speaker 1: a deal. And when you're making a deal with a
Speaker 1: crappy regime, feels dirty, doesn't It feels a little dirty.
Speaker 1: Why can't everything end like World War two? Total victory,
Speaker 1: unconditional surrender. The good guys have won, the bad guys
Speaker 1: have been defeated.
Speaker 2: World War two was the aberration. You know that World
Speaker 2: War two was not the norm. World War two was
Speaker 2: the departure from the norm.
Speaker 1: The Japanese pretty much the entire war up until the end.
Speaker 1: The reason they withstood so much punishment and had so
Speaker 1: many of their people butchered wasn't just a bushido code.
Speaker 1: The Japanese were sure, one hundred percent sure. Uh, they're
Speaker 1: just gonna sue for peace, right and we can make
Speaker 1: a deal. Why would they be so sure of that,
Speaker 1: because every other conflict has ended exactly that way. You
Speaker 1: can understand why they would assume that, Hey, they're not
Speaker 1: gonna keep going till all of us are dead right.
Speaker 1: It was mostly a legitimate assumption they'll suit for peace eventually,
Speaker 1: we'll get something eventually, but we didn't. And Americans have
Speaker 1: been taught that that is how wars end, and that's
Speaker 1: not how ninety nine point nine percent of wars end.
Speaker 1: War's end with the good guys making a deal with
Speaker 1: the bad guys. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Fantastic Tuesday. Member. If you miss any part of
Speaker 1: the show, you can download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. So
Speaker 1: I've had a bunch bunch, especially in the past couple days,
Speaker 1: of emails all over the map on the subject of America, Iran, Israel,
Speaker 1: America's relationship with Israel. When I say all over the map,
Speaker 1: I mean I have things like this once, Jesse. Once
Speaker 1: Trump went to Israel and put on that hat and
Speaker 1: kissed the wall. He gave his allegiance to Israel. So
Speaker 1: whatever they say he'll do that behind the scenes, bank
Speaker 1: on that, Jesse. Okay. And there's been a lot of that, Hey,
Speaker 1: Israel owns us Trump as a slave to the Jews
Speaker 1: and that kind of stuff. Okay, And there's been a
Speaker 1: lot of this, Jesse. I listened daily. I usually agree
Speaker 1: with you. But if you think our alliance with Israel
Speaker 1: is at its end, you're simply wrong, or at least
Speaker 1: you should be wrong, because this country was built on
Speaker 1: Judeo Christian values in Israel as the homeland of Christianity.
Speaker 1: If our alliance with Israel ends, then our country's Christian
Speaker 1: background pretty much ends, so on and so forth. Would
Speaker 1: you live in a country ruled by someone who openly
Speaker 1: opposed Christianity, I wouldn't, Okay, So it doesn't sound like
Speaker 1: he's necessarily agreeing with me, or it sounds like he's
Speaker 1: more or disagreeing with me. It sounds like he's more
Speaker 1: hoping what I said was incorrect. So let me lay
Speaker 1: this out. And I'm laying this out because understanding what
Speaker 1: is happening right now is going to explain not just
Speaker 1: what you're seeing right now with Iran and Israel and
Speaker 1: Trump and Vance and Rubio in twenty twenty eight, it's
Speaker 1: going to lay out a lot of what the political
Speaker 1: future looks like in the United States of America. And
Speaker 1: I'm warning you right now. I just just consider it
Speaker 1: a warning. There is a chance some of this stuff
Speaker 1: may be hard to hear, given how the emails are
Speaker 1: all over the place, and people feel totally different about
Speaker 1: this thing. There's a great chance I'm going to manage
Speaker 1: to step on everybody's toes. Nevertheless, let's go through it.
Speaker 1: Trump ruffled a lot of feathers today when he came
Speaker 1: out and he said this, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 8: Israel's FIGHTINGZLA too long and too many people are being killed.
Speaker 6: And you don't have to knock down an apartment house
Speaker 6: every time you're looking for somebody, because there are a
Speaker 6: lot of people in those apartment houses and they're not
Speaker 6: all Asbela that I can tell you.
Speaker 5: And I suggested to Israel to let Siria take care
Speaker 5: of is To be honest with you, I think they
Speaker 5: do a better job of doing it.
Speaker 1: Okay, that didn't win Trump many friends today is certainly
Speaker 1: in the hardcore pro Israel crowd. I want to focus
Speaker 1: on Israel and talk about Israel for a moment and
Speaker 1: how they see things. Israel obviously surrounded by enemies, you know,
Speaker 1: all that has been for a long time. You got
Speaker 1: all that historically, pause on Israel. Historically, civilizations that are advanced,
Speaker 1: they almost always have I'm gonna I'm use the word
Speaker 1: barbarian because it conveys exactly what I wanted to convey.
Speaker 1: They almost have always have barbarian societies nibbling at the
Speaker 1: edges of that civilization. Does that make sense? For instance, Rome, Rome,
Speaker 1: they always were dealing with the gall that would be
Speaker 1: modern day France or northern Italy, and there wasn't one
Speaker 1: group of people. It was all these barbarian tribes. Now,
Speaker 1: when I say dealing with depends on what we're talking about.
Speaker 1: Sometimes the Romans wanted to gobble up some more territory
Speaker 1: and the Gauls would fight them. Sometimes the Gauls, for
Speaker 1: whatever reason. People do this for a variety of reasons.
Speaker 1: They would encroach on Roman territory a little bit, kill
Speaker 1: a Roman. That's always a thing that happened China in
Speaker 1: the Mongols. We all know the Mongols as Genghis Khan
Speaker 1: and the Mongols who dominated everybody, But long before Genghis
Speaker 1: Khan came around, the Mongols were a barbarian, nomadic step people.
Speaker 1: In China was this extremely modern culture and the Mongols
Speaker 1: would raid every now and then some Chinese stuff. Now
Speaker 1: here is something that has always been understood throughout the
Speaker 1: history of the world, both by barbarian cultures and by
Speaker 1: advanced civilizations. The barbarians they're gonna nibble. It's not like
Speaker 1: you want to be nibbled at, but they're gonna nibble.
Speaker 1: They're gonna kidnap somebody, They're gonna murder somebody. They're gonna
Speaker 1: rob a wagon train of goods that barbarians are gonna do.
Speaker 1: Barbarian thing. We dealt with this with Indians in the
Speaker 1: United States of America as we were expanding it's certainly
Speaker 1: expanding westward. It was understood, hey occasionally that that family's
Speaker 1: farmhouse is going to get raided and they're gonna kill everybody.
Speaker 1: But however, the understanding throughout history has always been both
Speaker 1: groups always understood this. There's a limit to how big
Speaker 1: of a bite you can take as a barbarian culture.
Speaker 1: And if that nibble becomes a big, painful bite, then
Speaker 1: what you going to do is you're going to mobilize
Speaker 1: in advance society to take drastic military action, and you
Speaker 1: risk having your people wiped out. I mentioned the Indians,
Speaker 1: Indian leaders, many of them in our country, they went
Speaker 1: through this with their own people. They understood they could
Speaker 1: see what was happening, and they would try to caution
Speaker 1: certainly their young warrior types. Hey, hey, no, we are
Speaker 1: not going to go bring two hundred warriors into that
Speaker 1: town and slaughter one hundred Americans. Okay, if you happen
Speaker 1: to you want to go kidnap somebody, one person, fine,
Speaker 1: I understand that. We'll get by that. We're not gonna
Speaker 1: launch a hundred person raid and rape and murder and
Speaker 1: torture everybody, because what that is going to do is
Speaker 1: that's going to mobilize the more modern, more powerful civilization
Speaker 1: to take drastic action, and we are going to be
Speaker 1: in very, very serious trouble. And look, you could argue
Speaker 1: the con re quest of the Indians was inevitable if
Speaker 1: you actually read any history on it, and I've read
Speaker 1: a ton on it, I would argue this, maybe the
Speaker 1: Indians in our country could have had a happier end
Speaker 1: if they could have kept it at a nibble, nibble
Speaker 1: a little bit. Yeah, we're gonna get annoyed. Yeah, there'll
Speaker 1: be a little, a little reprisal here. You can nibble,
Speaker 1: you can't bite. Israel surrounded by hostile Islamic countries Islamic
Speaker 1: terrorist groups for a long time. That's kind of why
Speaker 1: it's always been. That's way it is. It's a Jewish
Speaker 1: country surrounded by Muslim countries. There's gonna be friction there.
Speaker 1: That's the way it freaking goes Hamas and and Hesbelah.
Speaker 1: But Hamas and Hesbela. For as long as I've been alive,
Speaker 1: they've sent some nineteen year old Jihati to an Israeli
Speaker 1: checkpoint with a knife to stab a woman in the
Speaker 1: for as long as I've been alive. And look even
Speaker 1: more than that, they've sent an eighteen year old Jihati
Speaker 1: woman with a suicide vest. They've sent her into an
Speaker 1: Israeli school bus, blow herself up, kill a bunch of minutes.
Speaker 1: They've been doing that now, with all due respect and
Speaker 1: not trying to minimize any of that. That's nibbling. Okay,
Speaker 1: there's a rocket attack here. Nobody really got hurt. All right,
Speaker 1: Some Jihati stabs some soldier at a checkpoint. Nobody really
Speaker 1: got all right, you nibbled, You've been nibbling. There's nibbleage.
Speaker 1: I got it. Little nibble here, a little nibble there.
Speaker 1: I got it. For whatever reason, I would argue it's
Speaker 1: the Jihati pearl harbor. At least the Hamas Pearl Harbor.
Speaker 1: I do not understand the strategic thinking behind it. I'm
Speaker 1: still just blown away. Hamas obviously with the aid of Iran,
Speaker 1: but Hamas decided to launch a massive raid on Israel
Speaker 1: back on October seventh. You know exactly what I'm talking about. Now.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about a couple school kids. Now, we're
Speaker 1: talking a thousand Israeli's butchered and raped and tortured, and
Speaker 1: you're baking babies in the oven. That's not nibbling. That's
Speaker 1: taking a big bite. And any society in response to
Speaker 1: that was going to bite back hard. That'll bring me
Speaker 1: to Hesbilat in Israel and America and Jade Vance and
Speaker 1: Trump and everything else. We're just going to walk through
Speaker 1: this together tonight because I feel like it. Before we
Speaker 1: continue on, let me talk to you about pain. You know,
Speaker 1: these bodies of ours, as much as we may want
Speaker 1: them to last forever. It is The Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a Fantastic Tuesday. You can email the show Jesse
Speaker 1: at Jesse Kelly show dot com. If you just now
Speaker 1: joined us, jump right in. We're talking about the Trump's
Speaker 1: latest comments on Israel, on Hesbala, on the Iran deal.
Speaker 1: This is going to lead us to not just jd
Speaker 1: vance on the view today the twenty twenty eight ticket,
Speaker 1: the future of politics in America, the future of allegiances,
Speaker 1: because people have such strong feelings about this across the board.
Speaker 1: So I just laid out that the Israel stance post
Speaker 1: October seventh, you want to kill a couple Israelis, there's
Speaker 1: gonna be a limited response. You butcher in rape a
Speaker 1: thousand of them. You're going to mobilize a modern civilization
Speaker 1: to take action in the same way drug cartel can
Speaker 1: kill some dude in Laredo, Texas. We find out a
Speaker 1: dude got gunned down by the drug cartel in Laredo, Texas. Okay,
Speaker 1: you're gonna want something done. You're not taking it to
Speaker 1: the streets over it. Whatever. Okay, if the Cineloa cartel
Speaker 1: goes barging into sand A go and Butcher's five hundred Americans,
Speaker 1: you were going to want the United States Marines to
Speaker 1: go down there and slaughter every single one of them.
Speaker 1: You demand it, wouldn't you? Of course you would, of
Speaker 1: course you would. You need to understand, even if you're
Speaker 1: one of these Israel hater people, you need to understand
Speaker 1: that that is the mentality Israel has been operating with
Speaker 1: post October seventh. There is also, to put it kindly,
Speaker 1: there's a little bit of embarrassment involved. If you're Net
Speaker 1: and Yahoo and the Israeli leaders. A thousand people were
Speaker 1: butchered on your watch, and that of course is prompted
Speaker 1: all kinds of conspiracy theories whatever, but it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: But that happened on your watch. Now you've added an
Speaker 1: element of embarrassment, and you know what that's gonna do.
Speaker 1: That's going to crank up your response even more. Now
Speaker 1: I really need to take it to them. So Israel
Speaker 1: clearly decided Hamas is never going to be in a
Speaker 1: position to do that again, and they begin to wipe
Speaker 1: out Camas in Gaza. Okay, you can love it, you
Speaker 1: can hate it. Here's the thing, though, We've discussed this
Speaker 1: many times, and it will always be true. It will
Speaker 1: always come up on the show.
Speaker 9: In all wars, modern to ancient, all wars, there is
Speaker 9: a political and a military aspect to them.
Speaker 1: We want it to be just military, certainly when our
Speaker 1: side is involved. It has never worked that way and
Speaker 1: it never will. Public opinion is a thing, and in
Speaker 1: this day and age the day of the cell phone.
Speaker 1: Where you're holding a smartphone in your hand, there's a
Speaker 1: fifty to fifty chance you're listening to the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on said smartphone. If you end up taking out
Speaker 1: Hamas in an urban area and a bunch of buildings
Speaker 1: came down with it, you can explain till you're blue
Speaker 1: in the face why it was justified and necessary and
Speaker 1: there was a minimal loss of civilian life and all
Speaker 1: these things. And you might be one hundred percent correct
Speaker 1: about that. The video was going to hurt your cause.
Speaker 1: The political aspect of that is going to go against you.
Speaker 1: And given the reputation Jews have internationally, you know how
Speaker 1: Jews have been attacked repeatedly throughout history, they didn't have
Speaker 1: enough political capital to withstand the ongoing military campaign they
Speaker 1: launched post October seventh. Do you remember that leaked conversation
Speaker 1: Trump recently had with net and Yahoo where we thought
Speaker 1: Axios may have lied about it, but then Trump came
Speaker 1: out and confirmed no, it all actually happened. We all
Speaker 1: focused on the Trump cussing it not in Net and
Speaker 1: Yahoo thing, what the beep are you doing? We all
Speaker 1: focused on that part of it. What we skipped over
Speaker 1: what a lot of people skipped over. I don't even
Speaker 1: think I dwelled it on the dwelled on it on
Speaker 1: the show was Trump told Net and Yahoo? He told
Speaker 1: him the whole world hates you now. Trump told him
Speaker 1: that Net Yahoo's in an impossible situation. If you are
Speaker 1: still aiming to take out the enemies, at least remove
Speaker 1: them from your borders, and you intend to do whatever
Speaker 1: whenever to make that happen, up to and including ticking
Speaker 1: off the United States of America, you may succeed in
Speaker 1: the end. Militarily you may, and you may survive as
Speaker 1: a country. Politically you may, but you might do it alone.
Speaker 1: I don't know how many close allies in the world
Speaker 1: Israel has left. You can count them on one hand,
Speaker 1: but the United States of America is ninety five percent
Speaker 1: of their allyship. If I have to make up my
Speaker 1: own word here on the show, there has never been
Speaker 1: I would argue a more pro Israel candidate than Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: They renamed the freaking Golan Heights the Trump Heights, and
Speaker 1: when me and Jewish producer Chris were over there, they
Speaker 1: had Trump freaking billboards. Remember the Trump billboards, Chris, there's
Speaker 1: never been a president who had more of a heart
Speaker 1: for Israel than Donald Trump. This is where he's at now.
Speaker 8: I'll tell you what Israel's fighting ISLA too long and
Speaker 8: too many people are being killed.
Speaker 6: And you don't have to knock down an apartment house
Speaker 6: every time.
Speaker 8: You're looking for somebody, because there are a lot of
Speaker 8: people in those apartment houses and they're not all Asbela,
Speaker 8: that I can tell you.
Speaker 5: And I suggested to Israel to let Siria take care
Speaker 5: of hesbah Is. To be honest with you, I think
Speaker 5: they do a better job of doing it.
Speaker 1: You can love or hate what Donald Trump just said
Speaker 1: right there, but it indicates the way the winds are
Speaker 1: blowing politically for Israel internationally right now. If they're losing
Speaker 1: the Trump administration, they're fresh out of friends. That is
Speaker 1: the last true friend the United States of America has
Speaker 1: been able has successfully shielded Israel from a lot of
Speaker 1: political blowback for years and years and years and years
Speaker 1: and years. And I'm not saying we're going to stop
Speaker 1: that tomorrow. I'm not saying that Trump and Netanyahu we
Speaker 1: are still obviously close, at least I think they are.
Speaker 1: That'll keep going forward. But if that's beginning to end.
Speaker 1: If even the most hardcore israel people like the Trump administration,
Speaker 1: if they're starting to chafe on that relationship, that's not
Speaker 1: a great thing for the future of the country of Israel. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe you hate it and you think they have too
Speaker 1: much influence on whatever, and again I don't care about
Speaker 1: that either. You have your opinion, so maybe you're celebrating that,
Speaker 1: But I'm laying out the reality. Now, that's the Israeli
Speaker 1: reality that all leads me into jd Vance the view
Speaker 1: today twenty twenty eight. The way political wins are going
Speaker 1: being demoted, We're gonna continue this long top