Speaker 1: This is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a fantastic Wednesday, Oh hoday, and it's
Speaker 1: the final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. So we
Speaker 1: are gonna get We're gonna get the ugly out of
Speaker 1: the way. Now, all right, I've been promising you ugly
Speaker 1: all day. I've been such a great mon there's so
Speaker 1: many great stories. We're gonna get the ugly out of
Speaker 1: the way, and then we're gonna move on. We'll do emails,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about the newest Democrat proposal, one we've heard before.
Speaker 1: These people are destroyers, they're insane Republicans funding their own
Speaker 1: demise and so many other things. So before we get
Speaker 1: to the specific ugly, do you know who the current
Speaker 1: current chairman of the House Judiciary Committee is? This little
Speaker 1: trivia for you. If you don't know, don't feel stupid.
Speaker 1: It's no big deal. Who is the current chairman of
Speaker 1: the House Judiciary Committee. Chris, you're pathetic. It's Jim Jordan
Speaker 1: of Ohio. Yeah, great work, Chris. Wait to guess it afterwards.
Speaker 1: It's Jim Jordan of Ohio. All right, now you know
Speaker 1: who Jamie Raskin is. Jamie Raskin.
Speaker 2: This guy, he's trying to militarize our society, intimidate his
Speaker 2: political opponents. The whole idea of picking cities based on
Speaker 2: their partisan leadership is absurd. I mean, there are lots
Speaker 2: of Republican cities in town struggling with crime. Everybody is
Speaker 2: across the country always. Crime has always been part of
Speaker 2: our history, and yet crime is down in DC.
Speaker 1: For example, it's a a filthy communist liar. This guy.
Speaker 3: He was arrested and swept up and flown out of
Speaker 3: the country to Ol Salvador, were as part of the
Speaker 3: government's dragnet campaign against Trend de Aragua. But he had
Speaker 3: no criminal record. There were no outstanding criminal charges against him.
Speaker 1: Jamie Raskin, Now, what happens if Democrats take back the
Speaker 1: House of Representatives in the midterms. The chairman of the
Speaker 1: House Judiciary Committee is going to be Jamie Raskin. Now,
Speaker 1: I actually thought about this for a minute. I had
Speaker 1: a brief moment where I thought about doing this. I
Speaker 1: thought about walking through all the major committees in the
Speaker 1: House of Representatives and pointing out who the chairman is
Speaker 1: now and who the likely chairman will be if Democrats
Speaker 1: take over because remember, you get to chair every committee.
Speaker 1: I thought about doing it for every single committee. I
Speaker 1: will not. I'm not going to do that to you,
Speaker 1: but I kind of wanted to bring home as much
Speaker 1: as humanly possible what it's going to be if we
Speaker 1: lose the House of Representatives in the midterms. Okay, headline
Speaker 1: Jamie Diamond warns of global bond crisis sparked by soaring
Speaker 1: debt and oil prices. Seems bad. How do the poll numbers? Look?
Speaker 4: Look at this on cost of living, country is on
Speaker 4: the wrong track or right track?
Speaker 1: Look at this.
Speaker 4: Among independents, seventy five percent, seventy five percent say the
Speaker 4: wrong truck, just nine percent say the right track. Look
Speaker 4: among Republicans, the plurality of Republicans say that the country
Speaker 4: is on the wrong track when it comes to the
Speaker 4: cost of living versus just thirty nine percent forty five
Speaker 4: verses thirty nine. Donald Trump has lost every single part
Speaker 4: of this electorate. More numbers, and Donald John Trump is
Speaker 4: in the worst position he has ever been on inflation
Speaker 4: and more than these are the worst numbers I've ever
Speaker 4: seen for any president. I mean, just look at this.
Speaker 1: Look at this.
Speaker 4: According to IPSOS, look at this net approve rating on inflation.
Speaker 4: We got the latest Paul out, He's forty nine points underwater.
Speaker 4: That means that forty nine percent more of the public
Speaker 4: disapproved than the proof of the job he's doing. I
Speaker 4: went back. You remember Joe Biden. Inflation absolutely crushed his presidency,
Speaker 4: but at his worst, according to IPSOS, he was just
Speaker 4: forty three points underwater. So Trump is lower now on
Speaker 4: inflation than Joe Biden ever was, according to IPSOS. And
Speaker 4: I will note that the inflation rate rate right now
Speaker 4: is only about a third as it was back in
Speaker 4: June of twenty twenty two. Yet Trump's numbers are significantly
Speaker 4: worse than Biden's ever were.
Speaker 1: Deadline US gas hits four dollars and eighteen cents, the
Speaker 1: highest since twenty twenty two, serge, And finally, to wrap
Speaker 1: up this little Dooming Loom segment headline, Trump tells aids
Speaker 1: to prepare for an extended blockade of you wrong. We
Speaker 1: cannot undo what has been done, and we've had this
Speaker 1: stalk a million times. Now that we're there, you can't
Speaker 1: just turn around and leave. Iran will say it was
Speaker 1: a wind and then they'll start charging people tolls for
Speaker 1: the straight or something terrible. So maybe you want to leave.
Speaker 1: Can't do that. Maybe you're one of these Iran hawk people.
Speaker 1: Kill them all and that God sort them out type things. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to burst your bubble. We can't do that either.
Speaker 1: If you look at the topography of Iran, it looks
Speaker 1: like the rocky mountains. It's some mountainous country of ninety
Speaker 1: million people. Please don't think this is a weekend drop
Speaker 1: for some green berets and then it's over. We're talking
Speaker 1: about a long, brutal, bloody war. Okay, so you can't
Speaker 1: do that. What do you do? Well, you can keep
Speaker 1: the blockade going, which it looks like we're gonna do.
Speaker 1: You can start bombing infrastructure. Okay, fine, Iranian oil. Because
Speaker 1: of the blockade, Iran is at risk of losing all
Speaker 1: of its oil making capacity. The way oil works. Just
Speaker 1: need to explain this to you. You do not just
Speaker 1: get to turn it off. Meaning if you go tap
Speaker 1: into oil under the ground, you can't just say boop,
Speaker 1: no more for now. The oil has to flow. If
Speaker 1: it doesn't flow, it gets watered down, it gets ruined.
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of chemical things that happen. I don't
Speaker 1: you can't just turn it off. It has to flow.
Speaker 1: If it stops flowing, it's a disaster. You start bombing
Speaker 1: out or infrastructure, including oil infrastructure, you are removing Iranian
Speaker 1: oil from the world market. So without a deal, and
Speaker 1: we do not have a deal, Trump got so frustrated
Speaker 1: about the Iranians lack of willingness to make a deal.
Speaker 1: Steve Whitcoff and Jered Kushner were supposed to fly over there,
Speaker 1: if you remember on Saturday, Trump canceled it at the
Speaker 1: last minute and said, no, these people won't even come
Speaker 1: to the table. They can call us if they want
Speaker 1: a deal Iran right now as it stands, right now,
Speaker 1: they do not want to deal. Well, since Trump politically
Speaker 1: doesn't think he can just pack up and leave because
Speaker 1: then it would look like a loss, that leaves us
Speaker 1: with blockade and probably airstrikes. Okay again, maybe you're an
Speaker 1: Irn hawk and that's music to your ears. I totally
Speaker 1: understand that completely. You're right to feel that way. Please
Speaker 1: know that that means Jamie Raskin is going to be
Speaker 1: the head of the judiciary. Can look at this.
Speaker 4: On course, a living country is on the wrong track
Speaker 4: or right track. Look at this Among independents, seventy five
Speaker 4: seventy five percent say the wrong truck is nine percent
Speaker 4: say the right track. Look among Republicans, the plurality of
Speaker 4: Republicans say that the country is on the wrong track
Speaker 4: when it comes to the cost of living.
Speaker 1: You know what our net approval was with Hispanics a
Speaker 1: year ago, negative three. You know it is now negative
Speaker 1: forty nine. If you are an Iran hawk, totally get it.
Speaker 1: Easy to hate a regime like that. Stay there, kill
Speaker 1: them all, prosecute the war. I totally get these motivations
Speaker 1: at all. And I'm not telling you you're wrong. But
Speaker 1: every day this war goes on, the prices go up
Speaker 1: and up and up and up. And the man who
Speaker 1: was elected to get prices down, he has to own it.
Speaker 1: Chose to get involved in a war that is driving
Speaker 1: prices up, and if prices continue to go up instead
Speaker 1: of go back down, if this continues, I don't think
Speaker 1: I would tune into this show or any other show
Speaker 1: on election night. Is it's going to be a blutpath
Speaker 1: and that means Democrats heading every committee, every Trump official,
Speaker 1: getting a subpoena every other day. Of course, you already
Speaker 1: know impeachments are we going to actually have the defunding
Speaker 1: of ICE. Let's remember they shut down American airports for
Speaker 1: a while, and they're in the minority right now, what
Speaker 1: are they going to do if they're in the majority
Speaker 1: in the House of Representatives. If you are a kill
Speaker 1: them all, let God sort them out, an iron person,
Speaker 1: totally fine. Please be clear eyed about what the results
Speaker 1: of that are going to be. There is going to
Speaker 1: be a trade off. And domestically, we are going to
Speaker 1: hand significant government power back to the communists. And every
Speaker 1: time I read you these polls, if it sounds like
Speaker 1: they get worse every time, it's because they get worse
Speaker 1: every time. Every single day this goes on, our chances
Speaker 1: get slimmer and slimmer and slimmer. Now, we can't put
Speaker 1: that genie back in the lamp. Now. Once you make
Speaker 1: the decision to go, then other people have a say
Speaker 1: and when it ends. But man, oh man, we need
Speaker 1: a deal now. All right, I'm done with it. We'll
Speaker 1: be back. This is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. Remember you can
Speaker 1: email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Doctor Kelly,
Speaker 1: I'm in favor of arresting and throwing all the dirty
Speaker 1: comedies from previous administrations in jail, but indicting James Comy
Speaker 1: for an Instagram photo is a complete joke and gives
Speaker 1: credence to the Democrats' assertions that Trump is only looking
Speaker 1: to find ways to arrest his opponents. We know that
Speaker 1: actual crimes have been committed. Is the doj really unable
Speaker 1: to find an actual crime that does not have the
Speaker 1: Statute of limitations pass? Says? I can say his name,
Speaker 1: his name is Walt Okay, Well, I might give you that. Walt,
Speaker 1: the politically informed person like you and me, knows that
Speaker 1: James Comy has committed an unending number of crimes by
Speaker 1: abusing his position as head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
Speaker 1: and therefore, whatever you arrest him for, he is definitely
Speaker 1: deserving of going to prison. However, Normy's the low info
Speaker 1: voters out there. To the people who don't know the
Speaker 1: things you know about James Gomy, it probably doesn't look great. However,
Speaker 1: let's talk for a moment about what the why. Maybe
Speaker 1: Pam Bondi just got fired. Donald Trump fired his attorney
Speaker 1: general roughly a year into his term, that's pretty fast.
Speaker 1: She lasted a year. Okay, Todd Blanche steps in as
Speaker 1: acting Attorney General. How many things have we seen come
Speaker 1: down from the DOJ in just the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: Indictments here, indictment indictments there that they've they've been coming
Speaker 1: down fast. They've been coming down so fast. People are
Speaker 1: looking around asking what was Pam Bondi doing. All of
Speaker 1: a sudden, we're getting all these indictments, and this guy's
Speaker 1: in trouble, and that guy's in trouble. Here's what I'll say.
Speaker 1: It is human nature that on your first day on
Speaker 1: the job, you show up really early. On your first
Speaker 1: day on the job, you are dressed to impress. On
Speaker 1: your first day on the job, everything the boss says
Speaker 1: is yes, sir and no sir. When you've been there
Speaker 1: ten years, it's, oh gosh, are you kidding me? On
Speaker 1: your first day it's yes, sir and no sir. Everybody
Speaker 1: knows first impressions make a really really really really really
Speaker 1: big deal in the mind of the person you're impressing,
Speaker 1: they are a really big deal. Todd Blanche is probably auditioning.
Speaker 1: He is aware that Pam Bondy is gone because Trump
Speaker 1: didn't think Pam Bondy was doing enough. Is he going overboard? Maybe,
Speaker 1: but it's his first day on the job. If you will,
Speaker 1: he's probably gonna go overboard. Speaking of dress, to impress,
Speaker 1: Bob and I did something we rarely do this morning.
Speaker 1: We went out for breakfast. Nobody goes out for breakfast.
Speaker 1: Don't even know where it came from, but we were
Speaker 1: just sitting around the house and she said, you want
Speaker 1: to go out for breakfast. We go out for breakfast.
Speaker 1: I munched on some delicious cheriso and bacon and eggs
Speaker 1: and cheese. I won't go into it. That's not the
Speaker 1: important thing. What is important is we got up to leave.
Speaker 1: There was this dude, this portly looking Mexican dude, standing
Speaker 1: by the door, dress pants, dressed, shirt tie on, standing
Speaker 1: there quietly and respectfully. These clothes probably just came from Walmart.
Speaker 1: To say they were not fitting would be putting it mildly.
Speaker 1: I was so blown away impressed he was there in
Speaker 1: that restaurant, applying for a job at a freaking greasy
Speaker 1: spoon diner where they serve eggs and bacon. He brought
Speaker 1: his Sunday best and put it on, and he showed
Speaker 1: up in a tie to get a job, and I
Speaker 1: told Ob when I got in the car, I said,
Speaker 1: if that guy showed up at my office today dressed
Speaker 1: like that, I'd hire him for something. We'd have him
Speaker 1: doing something around here. Chris, whatever it is, I don't know,
Speaker 1: mo law or time, I don't know whatever. Whatever it
Speaker 1: may be. Whatever it may be something, but just a
Speaker 1: little reminder from Daddy, Jesse, please put on a suit
Speaker 1: and a tie when you are going to apply for
Speaker 1: a job, whether it's at Jiffy Lube, a greasy spoon,
Speaker 1: or Corporate America. Leave the T shirt in shorts at home.
Speaker 1: Stop smoking cigarettes out in front of the office, put
Speaker 1: on the best clothes you have and go get your job.
Speaker 1: Look them in the eyes, shake hands firmly, and listen
Speaker 1: more than you talk. Jesse. In light of recent rulings,
Speaker 1: I just wanted to take a moment and thank God
Speaker 1: for Justices Thomas and Alido, patriots both that we will
Speaker 1: sorely miss when their time on the court is done.
Speaker 1: Is there anyone left in the country of such character
Speaker 1: and wisdom that could replace them in the future. I
Speaker 1: asked that I asked that question before, because I've heard
Speaker 1: people say that it's an understandable fear. Alito is irreplaceable,
Speaker 1: Thomas is irreplaceable. Who did I just ask about that?
Speaker 1: Mally Hemingway. I just asked her about it. I've asked
Speaker 1: a couple of these legal minds that question, and I
Speaker 1: got back a better answer than you think they told me.
Speaker 1: They said, hey, look, these guys are the best, and
Speaker 1: none of them want those guys to retire. But they
Speaker 1: all said, there are some good guys on the bench
Speaker 1: out there now, it's a matter of picking the right ones.
Speaker 1: What Chris Chris said, guys that we can get through. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: it's all going to depend on the Senate. You can
Speaker 1: get them through if you have the Senate. How's that looking?
Speaker 4: And Donald John Trump is in the worst position he
Speaker 4: has ever been on inflation and more than these are
Speaker 4: the worst numbers I've ever seen for any president. I mean,
Speaker 4: just look at this, Look at this.
Speaker 1: It's really important to keep the House in the Senate,
Speaker 1: really really really really important. All right. These people are destroyers. Next,
Speaker 1: this is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a magnificent Wednesday, oh Hope day. If
Speaker 1: you miss any part of the show you can download
Speaker 1: at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. So there there's another thing about inflation,
Speaker 1: about all the losing the value of the dollars so
Speaker 1: quickly for so many people. Remember in the very beginning
Speaker 1: of the show, in the first hour of the show
Speaker 1: where we talked. It was long talk, but we talked
Speaker 1: about how when people are happy and content that there's
Speaker 1: just no communism. It can't take. It never takes the curtle,
Speaker 1: the cirtle, the soil isn't fertile enough for the communism
Speaker 1: to take. This doesn't work. You need people to be
Speaker 1: miserable to have any chance for the communist seeds to
Speaker 1: take and to grow. So you have to create malcontentment.
Speaker 1: It's part of the reason they love crime so much.
Speaker 1: But that's another story entirely. As we suffer inflation and
Speaker 1: do things that make inflation worse, is there's something that
Speaker 1: happens and it concerns me a great deal. There's going
Speaker 1: to be an increasing appetite for communism in the country
Speaker 1: when things are going poorly, When people are unhappy, they
Speaker 1: are more willing to accept communism. Do not bother screaming
Speaker 1: at me like you might be right now, but they're
Speaker 1: going to make it all worse. Of course they will. Yeah,
Speaker 1: of course they always do. Yeah, I know that. I
Speaker 1: know that. But human beings react that way over and
Speaker 1: over and over again when they are unhappy with their circumstances.
Speaker 1: When they are miserable, they are more open to hear
Speaker 1: horrible ideas if those horrible ideas are promising some sort
Speaker 1: of relief. What kind of thing am I talking about?
Speaker 1: I'll play it for you right here now. I know
Speaker 1: you were going to recognize this immediately as being a
Speaker 1: bunch of commy gobbly goook that won't work and it'll
Speaker 1: bankrupt businesses, And everything you're about to say is true.
Speaker 1: I understand that. Try not to listen as you try
Speaker 1: to listen, As a twenty five year old who could
Speaker 1: hardly afford the rent in your cell phone bill, you're
Speaker 1: not making it, and things are getting more expensive by
Speaker 1: the day. Gas is four dollars a gallon. And then
Speaker 1: a politician stands in front of you and says this.
Speaker 5: I'm colleading and introducing historic legislation to move the federal
Speaker 5: minimum wage to twenty five dollars an hour that would
Speaker 5: make it a true living wage. As someone who taught
Speaker 5: Economics at Stanford. Let me explain why this makes so
Speaker 5: much sense. In nineteen sixty eight, the real minimum wage
Speaker 5: it is fourteen dollars an hour. Today it's seven dollars
Speaker 5: and twenty five cents an hour. That's right. That means
Speaker 5: that workers today are making half what they made in
Speaker 5: nineteen sixty eight. At the same time, productivity has increased
Speaker 5: two and a half times. That means the average worker
Speaker 5: is producing two and a half times more value than
Speaker 5: they were producing in nineteen sixty eight, yet they're being
Speaker 5: paid half as much. So where is that extra value going.
Speaker 5: It's going in the hands of the multimillionaires and billionaires.
Speaker 1: I know that's COMMI goblygook. I know twenty five dollars
Speaker 1: an hour minimum wage would drive unemployment through the roof
Speaker 1: and drive businesses out of business and raise the cost
Speaker 1: everything you're saying, it's you're right, I know to the
Speaker 1: people who aren't making it, especially the low infos, and
Speaker 1: that's a large percentage of people. To the normies out
Speaker 1: there who aren't making it, ridiculus commie ideas like that,
Speaker 1: they sound more appealing, don't they. When you put yourself
Speaker 1: in those shoes. It concerns me greatly. Headline Sanders. That'd
Speaker 1: be Bernie Sanders and AOC backed progressive debut federal Let
Speaker 1: me try to read this again like a normal person.
Speaker 1: Sanders AOC backed Progressive debuts federal twenty five million. Okay,
Speaker 1: never mind, it wasn't me. They screwed up the whole headline.
Speaker 1: Let me read you how they wrote it. So this
Speaker 1: is how it says Sanders AOC backed progressive debuts federal
Speaker 1: twenty five dollars minimum wage with coalition of one hundred
Speaker 1: dollars organizations. They just forgot a word progressive. What progressive
Speaker 1: organ Anyway, Bernie Sanders and AOC are throwing their weight
Speaker 1: behind this kind of thing too. This is the kind
Speaker 1: of thing we can lose the next generation for this
Speaker 1: is the kind of thing we can lose our coalition
Speaker 1: for These people are destroyers.
Speaker 6: But.
Speaker 1: The message of communism gets more and more popular as
Speaker 1: the people are unhappy. Do you hear the Kuks in California?
Speaker 1: Please get me remember one of these people is probably
Speaker 1: going to be governor.
Speaker 7: Please give me a yes or no answer. Are you
Speaker 7: in favor of suspending the gas tax? We know that,
Speaker 7: mister Mayhon says yes, Javier Presara says no, what do
Speaker 7: you say? Tony Thurmantt Yes, all right, Chad Biancle yes,
Speaker 7: mister Styer, I.
Speaker 8: Want to winfall profits tax on the oil companies who've
Speaker 8: raised the tax dollars.
Speaker 7: All right, mister Styer, that was a lot of nos there.
Speaker 7: Let's go from mister Hilton. Mister Hilton, yes.
Speaker 9: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Miss Porter.
Speaker 7: No, all right, mister Biber goes up.
Speaker 1: No, Californias are paying six dollars a gallon for gas,
Speaker 1: and every Democrat running for governor has said they're going
Speaker 1: to maintain the prices. M let's check in on Seattle.
Speaker 1: Here's the mayor.
Speaker 10: I think the claims that millionaires are going to leave
Speaker 10: our state are like super overblown. And if you know,
Speaker 10: the ones that leave like bye, so.
Speaker 1: They're destroyers. They're not trying to build, they're not trying
Speaker 1: to fix things or make things equal. They laugh, They
Speaker 1: just laugh. Oh, our tax base is leaving and our
Speaker 1: state's gonna get worse. Haha, goodbye.
Speaker 10: I think the claims that millionaires are going to leave
Speaker 10: our state are like super overblown. And if you know,
Speaker 10: the ones that leave like bye, so.
Speaker 1: Great, great work, Seattle, mister the food whisperers guy says,
Speaker 1: I'm taking a week long trip in Clayton, North Carolina,
Speaker 1: suburb of Raleigh. Raleyh's a great town. By the way, brother,
Speaker 1: I'll be eating on the company's dime. I need advice
Speaker 1: on what restaurants or at least regional dishes and culinary
Speaker 1: styles to find. You need to get in on some
Speaker 1: North Carolina barbecue's stop at Chris. You Texans can save
Speaker 1: your emails. Tennessee, save your emails. Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, all
Speaker 1: you other Southern states can save your hate mail. I
Speaker 1: love your barbecue too. For the most part, Carolina barbecue
Speaker 1: is dynamite. You have probably heard that it is more
Speaker 1: vinegary than other kinds of barbecue, that it is accurate,
Speaker 1: and it's inaccurate. And here's what I mean. It is
Speaker 1: more vinegary. But when you describe something as being more vinegary,
Speaker 1: isn't that kind of a negative way to describe something,
Speaker 1: Like when ab is cleaning something and she's using vinegar,
Speaker 1: it's awful. It's like mustard gas in the house. So
Speaker 1: when you describe anything as being vinegary, it's not a
Speaker 1: flattering way to describe it. I remember being very skeptical
Speaker 1: the first time I spent some time in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: I love North Carolina, almost moved there. I went into
Speaker 1: a barbecue place, and because I'm a man of adventure,
Speaker 1: I decided I was going to tap into the North
Speaker 1: Carolina barbecue ready to hate it, because I love me
Speaker 1: some Texas barbecue. Obviously it's really good. Yeah, I am
Speaker 1: not saying it's superior because it's different. I don't know
Speaker 1: that it's I'm not saying superior, it's really good. What Chris,
Speaker 1: What Chris said, Is this just because it was pig?
Speaker 1: Uh No, because I don't really eat pig barbecue much.
Speaker 1: I'm not a big I'm not a big polled pork
Speaker 1: guy or something like that. I like, I try to
Speaker 1: stay kosher. Now I'm kidding. I just don't like the
Speaker 1: I'm not a big pork thing, even a rib, even ribs.
Speaker 1: I like baby backs and all that. Dude, it's tough
Speaker 1: to top a big beef rib. When's the last time
Speaker 1: you had one of those big honk and beef ribs?
Speaker 1: They way like five pounds. If you get some barbecue
Speaker 1: guy who knows how to smoke a good beef rib. Oh,
Speaker 1: they're a little bit expensive, so we all know Cris
Speaker 1: isn't ever gonna buy them. But I'll tell you what,
Speaker 1: they're pretty freaking good. We have one more segment, Let's
Speaker 1: stop funding communism Republicans. Next, Jesse Kelly returns. Next it
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. But we shall return tomorrow on a wonderful Thursday. Maymbe.
Speaker 1: You can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Let's not forget the stakes of losing power in this country.
Speaker 8: We know that if we keep a record that we
Speaker 8: can ultimately hold them accountable, and indeed, we're using that
Speaker 8: record even now in federal court to limit what they
Speaker 8: can do. They've been tackling and detaining US citizens, black
Speaker 8: and brown people, people who speak with an accent, and
Speaker 8: using that as an excuse to take people away. So
Speaker 8: we know that that it's illegal. We also know that
Speaker 8: that's against a law enforcement protocol. So these people need
Speaker 8: to know that if they keep doing it, they're eventually
Speaker 8: both going to lose their jobs and maybe even their freedom.
Speaker 1: That's presidential nominee JB. Pritzker talking about arresting arresting and
Speaker 1: imprisoning ICE agents for deporting people. Now, that's bad. But
Speaker 1: allah Stamford, she's running for office too. She feels the
Speaker 1: same way. She's just not sure why.
Speaker 9: You also said you're running to abolish ICE from an
Speaker 9: immigration enforcement perspective? Yes, who do you think should be
Speaker 9: in charge of enforcing immigration laws?
Speaker 6: That's a good question, and you can ampause because I
Speaker 6: just want to think about it. Well, yeah, we go ahead.
Speaker 9: We need to keep to continue though.
Speaker 6: Okay, who do I think should be in charge of
Speaker 6: force seeing immigration laws? Not the executive brand, so not
Speaker 6: the president, so it belongs with Congress.
Speaker 1: You can tell. You can tell she's put a lot
Speaker 1: of thought into these ideas. That's why she had to
Speaker 1: try to pause, admit interfawing.
Speaker 9: You also said you're running to abolish ICE from an
Speaker 9: immigration enforcement perspective? Who do you think should be in
Speaker 9: charge of enforcing immigration laws?
Speaker 6: That's a good question, and you can pause because I
Speaker 6: just want to think about it.
Speaker 1: Well, can you just pause? I know it's live TV,
Speaker 1: but can you just pause? Also, let's not forget this.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, I I typically date older Okay, people
Speaker 11: that are older than me. Okaypically date, older, bald and
Speaker 11: a beard, and it's.
Speaker 1: Can hardly blame her. Chris, what hey, Bronco, I'd be
Speaker 1: happy to serve on the USS Chalk it sounds awesome. Well,
Speaker 1: of course, if we actually named one of our naval
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Speaker 1: Griffin slams Memdonnie for singling him out as a profound
Speaker 1: lack of judgment. Ma'm donnie, you'll remember mayor of New
Speaker 1: York City, he did that commercial, we played it for
Speaker 1: you on the show, talking about how he's going to
Speaker 1: tax the rich, and he stood in front of Ken Griffin.
Speaker 1: Ken Griffin's this billionaire. He has apparently a twenty four
Speaker 1: thousand square foot home in New York. He bought it
Speaker 1: for two hundred and thirty eight million dollars. Anyway, he's
Speaker 1: got some money laying around, probably a little bit more
Speaker 1: expensive than your last house. Ma'am Donnie called him out
Speaker 1: by name in the ad, because ma'am Donnie's a communist,
Speaker 1: He's an unapologetic communist and he wages oh in war
Speaker 1: on the people he've used as being the enemy. And
Speaker 1: Ken Griffin, of course is mad about it and he
Speaker 1: shouldn't do it. And I got all that, but go
Speaker 1: look up Ken Griffin's donations to Harvard. Remember the talk
Speaker 1: we had about, you know, you want to stop this
Speaker 1: street animal communism in this country, that you have to
Speaker 1: get to its roots. Just arresting the animals doesn't solve
Speaker 1: the problem. You have to get to its roots. And
Speaker 1: how many communist roots come from the university system in
Speaker 1: this country. And look, we'll name it by name. Harvard
Speaker 1: might be the worst, It might be the worst in
Speaker 1: the entire United States of America. The things they do
Speaker 1: there are awful, hugely detrimental to this country. You can't
Speaker 1: pay money to fund the bomb making factory and then
Speaker 1: scream that bombs are going off in front of your
Speaker 1: home one day. We have got to stop this old
Speaker 1: Republican way of thinking, where we revere institutions that have
Speaker 1: turned evil and have turned against us. We have to
Speaker 1: start shunning these institutions, and in every legal way we
Speaker 1: possibly can, we should aim to destroy these institutions. But
Speaker 1: when we are writing gigantic checks to these institutions, man,
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear any more complaints. I don't
Speaker 1: want to hear it anymore. Google co founder rips California
Speaker 1: billionaire tax quote. I fled socialism. Okay, his name is
Speaker 1: Sergey Brinn, Right. I hope he intends to fund Republicans
Speaker 1: who are running against Democrats. You flee socialism, That sounds good.
Speaker 1: I hope your intent is never to write a Democrat
Speaker 1: a check in the United States of America. Certainly hope
Speaker 1: that is the intent seems to be what we do
Speaker 1: over and over and over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: Let's remember the stakes of what happens if these people
Speaker 1: come back to power. Never forget their dead series.
Speaker 8: We know that if we keep a record, that we
Speaker 8: can ultimately hold them accountable, and indeed, we're using that
Speaker 8: record even now in federal court to limit what they
Speaker 8: can do. They've been tackling and detaining US citizens, black
Speaker 8: and brown people, people who speak with an accent, and
Speaker 8: using that as an excuse to take people away. So
Speaker 8: we know that that's illegal. We also know that that's
Speaker 8: against a law enforcement protocol. So these people need to
Speaker 8: know that if they keep doing it, they're eventually both
Speaker 8: going to lose their jobs and maybe even their freedom.
Speaker 1: Those are the stakes. Remember it. Here's a headline, but
Speaker 1: you know, you know the.
Speaker 5: Thing headlines we didn't get to.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, I I typically date older, Okay, some
Speaker 11: people that are older than me. I'll typically date older bald.
Speaker 3: And a beard, and it's and a.
Speaker 1: Beard Democrat reportedly accused of partaking in nosecandy on the
Speaker 1: campaign trail. Honestly, it's anybody surprised at this point in time,
Speaker 1: I'd be shocked if any Democrat was sober. Columbia Marxist
Speaker 1: fark FARC kills twenty one and the worst terrorist attack
Speaker 1: in decades. It's crazy to me that they've been fighting
Speaker 1: FARC in Colombia for decades and they can't seem to
Speaker 1: get these guys out. Studies shows forty thousand retail stores
Speaker 1: could close over the next four years. That's a really
Speaker 1: big deal, and it's going to be a big deal
Speaker 1: on the campaign trail. We will be back tomorrow to
Speaker 1: do it all again. That's all