Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. I'm
Speaker 1: excited about this hour. We're gonna have fun here in
Speaker 1: a little bit. But wait a minute, we're gonna have
Speaker 1: fun right freaking now, talking about Latino's being white supremacist
Speaker 1: and just a moment. Then we'll get to BLM and
Speaker 1: things like that. I want to talk to Chris and
Speaker 1: Saint Louis, though not Jewish producer Chris, Chris and Saint
Speaker 1: Louis who may be Jewish, I don't know. Chris and
Speaker 1: Saint Louis.
Speaker 2: Go hardcore Catholic baby.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, two points one middle of Manhattan, seventy five
Speaker 3: dollars a shot is not that bad. Two you have
Speaker 3: the dime among the dimes.
Speaker 2: Out and Clay's trying to recruit this chick and and
Speaker 2: Buck is complaining about price of shots like he is
Speaker 2: totally in the wrong here. You didn't smooth move trying
Speaker 2: to help your boy Clay out.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you. That that is an excellent point. Set.
Speaker 1: That is an excellent point that Chris just made. And
Speaker 1: I will say it's a point that I made to
Speaker 1: both of them when they were hymming and hawing when
Speaker 1: I ordered the shots. Now, granted I didn't know what
Speaker 1: they cost, but I did know this Clay and Book
Speaker 1: took over rush Limbosch time spot. So I don't know
Speaker 1: what they make. It's not my business. A man doesn't
Speaker 1: generally ask another man what he makes. That's just kind
Speaker 1: of a code I live by. But I dang sure
Speaker 1: know they're not hurting. And yet each of those guys,
Speaker 1: they acted like Jewish producer grits. When I suggested some shots, well, chezy,
Speaker 1: those are expensive. But you know what, that's who Buck is. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Buck is cheap. Buck is. He's a cheap person he acts,
Speaker 1: and whenever I call him cheap, he acts like he's
Speaker 1: not what. That's crazy.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: I don't even know where he's living right now with
Speaker 1: his new bride. It's probably a cardboard box or something
Speaker 1: like that while he saves up money. That's who Buck
Speaker 1: Sexton is. Eight seven seven three seven seven four three
Speaker 1: seven three. Let's spend a couple of minutes on this,
Speaker 1: just because there's a there's a valuable lesson here. This
Speaker 1: is a real headline on my life. I'm not making
Speaker 1: this up. This is not like one of those parody
Speaker 1: things we do in the Atlantic, which is a gutter
Speaker 1: trash rag that you should use for toilet paper. You
Speaker 1: know how you get my Patriot supply for emergency food.
Speaker 1: You should get copies of the Atlantic for emergency toilet
Speaker 1: paper should everything go down. That's how bad of a
Speaker 1: publication the Atlantic is. And this one says Latinos can
Speaker 1: be white supremacists because of course there was a gunman
Speaker 1: in a mall, Mauricio Garcia was his name. We usually
Speaker 1: don't name them, but he gunned down a bunch of people,
Speaker 1: obviously not a white dude, Latino dude. And this is
Speaker 1: a direct quote. All right, you ready for this. This
Speaker 1: is from the author. Racial identity is a social reality,
Speaker 1: not a iological one, and Hispanic people can be of
Speaker 1: any racial background. That's from the author, Adam Surwer. And
Speaker 1: then he goes and he finds a professor at Fordhamlaw University.
Speaker 1: And this is another direct quote. We're going somewhere with this.
Speaker 1: Hang with me. Latinos are pan are a pan ethnic
Speaker 1: group that have very many racial identifications within that grouping.
Speaker 1: So you know, we can be Latino by ethnicity, but
Speaker 1: Latinos are also white, black, indigenous in Asian. According to
Speaker 1: Tanya Katteri Hernandez, we have white Hispanics and there are
Speaker 1: some white Hispanics who hold very white supremacist views. And
Speaker 1: let's just pause on that one for just a moment.
Speaker 1: One of the funniest things that I've witnessed in my
Speaker 1: time in politics, and I actually still see this all
Speaker 1: the time, is these snooty upper class white liberals, and
Speaker 1: they are probably the most anti white people out there.
Speaker 1: It's part of their savior complex. They're supposed to rule
Speaker 1: the world and these poor minorities and oh, whitey really sucks.
Speaker 1: White people are the worst. They don't ever see any
Speaker 1: irony in that at all. And when they do that,
Speaker 1: they also look at everyone who's non white. And what
Speaker 1: they do, because everything is separated in two groups, oppressors
Speaker 1: and oppressed, they take all the different minority groups here
Speaker 1: in America and they throw them in one big pot
Speaker 1: and they say, oh, look at those Look at all
Speaker 1: those oppressed peoples. They've all been put upon by whitey,
Speaker 1: but they put them all in the same pot. And
Speaker 1: when they do that, they act as if the groups
Speaker 1: get along and have always gotten along and will get along.
Speaker 1: Now I've got quite a bit of experience with every
Speaker 1: group courtesy of the Marine Corps and my travels. And
Speaker 1: I have friends everywhere. Like I said, my next door
Speaker 1: neighbors black, my best friend's Mexican. I'm just kind of
Speaker 1: how I grew up. I have friends in all walks
Speaker 1: of life, the black people and Mexican people. There's all
Speaker 1: kinds of hatred and racism and tens there going back
Speaker 1: each direction, in many different places across the country. But
Speaker 1: what are you actually seeing here? What are you looking
Speaker 1: at here? Well, here's what you're looking at. Remember, the
Speaker 1: Kulaks are white people. Whenever they just whenever these communists
Speaker 1: today discuss white people, you need to think about them
Speaker 1: as Kulaks. We've already discussed that before on the show.
Speaker 1: The Kulaks were the farmers in Ukraine. They own their
Speaker 1: own farms, and Stalin decided those are the enemy. We
Speaker 1: need to demonize those people. And what we'll do is
Speaker 1: we'll quote liquidate in his words, not mine, we will
Speaker 1: liquidate the Kulax. And they went about murdering all of them.
Speaker 1: Because you need to have a scapegoat that you can
Speaker 1: point every other part of society to and say there,
Speaker 1: that's the bad guy. That's where you can find the
Speaker 1: bad guy. That is what white people are here in America.
Speaker 1: The problem with that is the problem with really all
Speaker 1: of these all encompassing terms, and this applies everywhere. White
Speaker 1: people suck, Black people suck, Jews suck, Christians suck, Catholics suck,
Speaker 1: muslim suck. The problem with all all encompassing terms is
Speaker 1: reality isn't all encompassing. But the communist doesn't care about
Speaker 1: that because he's a soulless human being. So every part
Speaker 1: of the modern communists, the white ones do it, they
Speaker 1: all do it. Everybody does it. White ones do it,
Speaker 1: the black ones do it, they all do it. They've
Speaker 1: identified Whitey, he's the kulak. Every single part of the
Speaker 1: modern American communist is pointing to Whitey and saying, there,
Speaker 1: that's the bad guy. That's the evil guy. That's the
Speaker 1: guy who oppressed you. That's the guy who sucks. It's
Speaker 1: his fault. It's his fault. It's his fault. So when
Speaker 1: something terrible happens, like a mall shooting, and it happens
Speaker 1: to be a Latino dude, remember the communist. He doesn't
Speaker 1: think like you. When he sees a shooting in a mall.
Speaker 1: He doesn't think, Oh no, who was shot. Oh no,
Speaker 1: that's a young family. Oh that's sad. Oh should we
Speaker 1: start some sort of a crowdfunding thing for the family.
Speaker 1: That's not how the communist thinks at all. The communist
Speaker 1: sees dead bodies and he sees an opportunity. Always, in fact,
Speaker 1: he's excited. It's not just that he's not down. He's
Speaker 1: excited about it. Nice mall shooting. And this is where
Speaker 1: the right will often fail. The right hold up a
Speaker 1: picture of this guy, this mass shooter, this Garcia guy,
Speaker 1: and they'll say, uh uh ah, it wasn't whitey. Look
Speaker 1: it was a Mexican dude or whatever, this wherever this
Speaker 1: dude's from. Look, see you was a Mexican dude. But
Speaker 1: what you don't understand is the communist didn't ever actually
Speaker 1: care about the color of the skin or the truth
Speaker 1: of anything at all. Everything that happens is an opportunity
Speaker 1: to liquidate the cool ax. Everything that happens is an
Speaker 1: opportunity to liquidate the cool ax. And in America, white
Speaker 1: people are the cool ax. Now, remember this is all
Speaker 1: just so they can gain power. This is all just
Speaker 1: so you can whip up a revolution, and so you
Speaker 1: will slaughter enough and destroy enough so that you the elites,
Speaker 1: which who are virtually all white, so they will sit
Speaker 1: on top of everything in rule as the kings and
Speaker 1: queens they think they are. But you think on the right,
Speaker 1: you're gonna hold up facts, even black and white facts.
Speaker 1: Look at the picture of this Mexican dude, and you
Speaker 1: think you're gonna somehow dissuade them, But you don't understand.
Speaker 1: They don't care about the truth, and they won't be dissuaded.
Speaker 1: They've already determined that it's Whitey's fault because Whitey is
Speaker 1: the cool Ax. And it doesn't matter whether it's a
Speaker 1: mall shooting or a tornado in Oklahoma, it's somehow the
Speaker 1: fault of the cool ax. And if we would just
Speaker 1: destroy those cool ax and liquidate those cool aix, then
Speaker 1: this will stop being a problem no matter what happens,
Speaker 1: and no matter what the colors are in any situation,
Speaker 1: or motivations are in any situation, no matter what, it's
Speaker 1: the Kulax fault. It is a truly divisive and evil religion.
Speaker 1: Communism is I genuinely believe this. It'll probably depend on
Speaker 1: your belief system, whether you believe it or not. I
Speaker 1: do believe it is of the devil. I do, and
Speaker 1: maybe that's because I've read too much on these communists
Speaker 1: and the things they do and the way they conduct themselves.
Speaker 1: I believe it is demonic. And the more I see
Speaker 1: what they're doing to children and how they brag about
Speaker 1: doing it to children, the more it can more. I'm
Speaker 1: convinced we are dealing with demonic forces, demonic evil, spiritual forces.
Speaker 1: I've always believed that and I continue to believe that.
Speaker 1: All right, speaking of demonic and evil, let's talk a
Speaker 1: little bit about black lives matter. Then we'll get to
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Speaker 1: All right, we'll be better. Jesse Kelly returns next. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show. I'm sorry, I can't stop smiling.
Speaker 1: I don't know why. I don't know why. Look, I
Speaker 1: don't know why. But life is good. Life is good.
Speaker 1: Don't ever forget to count your blessings. All right is
Speaker 1: as everything burns down around us, let's count your blessings
Speaker 1: eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven three.
Speaker 1: I'll get to these in a second, but I saw
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter as heading for insolvency. There are eight
Speaker 1: point five million dollars in the red that's according to
Speaker 1: Washington Free Beacon. Eight point five million. And I have
Speaker 1: to tell you I'm very excited about this for a
Speaker 1: couple different reasons. One, Black Lives Matter is a vile
Speaker 1: communist organization. And I remember when I told everybody right
Speaker 1: away when they came out, these are communists, and everyone said, Jesse,
Speaker 1: that's so stupid. Jesse stopped red baiting, Jesse. They're not communists. Jesse,
Speaker 1: they're not communists. And then all the video leaked of
Speaker 1: all the founders saying, hey, we're trained Marxists. They all
Speaker 1: came out and admitted it. So it's a vile organization,
Speaker 1: murderous pieces of trash that really only stands for burning
Speaker 1: things down. That's one of the reasons it makes me
Speaker 1: very happy. Another reason it makes me very happy is this.
Speaker 1: I think about all the different organizations, sports leagues, freaking Xbox,
Speaker 1: to everybody who lined up to write these massive checks
Speaker 1: to Black Lives Matter, and I love that all that
Speaker 1: money just got dumped down the drain. I think it's hilarious.
Speaker 1: It makes me laugh. What's that, Chris? Oh yeah, the
Speaker 1: owner had four or five houses. The owner has a
Speaker 1: mansion in Canada if anyone wants to live there. Eight
Speaker 1: seven seven three seven seven four three seven seven three
Speaker 1: excuse me, Jay Idaho, go.
Speaker 3: Hey, Yes, you know we're all passionate about abortion. I
Speaker 3: was a young man and my girlfriend and I decided
Speaker 3: to murder our baby, and I paid for that for
Speaker 3: many years emotionally, until I realized that Jesus forgives us.
Speaker 3: And we just need to know that young men need
Speaker 3: to be known that through Jesus, they're forgiven for their
Speaker 3: transcript progressions, but they also have a responsibility to stand
Speaker 3: up and say no, I want that child.
Speaker 1: Agreed to one hundred percent. And I'll tell you this
Speaker 1: is something we don't talk about enough. I hate, as
Speaker 1: you well know, I hate the abortion industry. I hate
Speaker 1: to practice itself. I find it to be medieval and
Speaker 1: demonic and barbaric. But I do not have that hatred
Speaker 1: for scared young women and scared young men who make
Speaker 1: that decision. Now I'm not making excuses, but the truth
Speaker 1: is we live in a system now very sadly we
Speaker 1: live in a system of lies where you are lied
Speaker 1: to at all times about everything when it comes to
Speaker 1: things like this, about every issue really, from taxes to
Speaker 1: spending to border you are lied to at all times,
Speaker 1: and young women feel pressured and young women I've talked
Speaker 1: to young women before who because women and men, as
Speaker 1: you just heard, they will carry this burden with them
Speaker 1: the rest of their lives. You just you do. It's
Speaker 1: it's natural you end up carrying the burden with them.
Speaker 1: But I've talked to young women before whose parents parents
Speaker 1: told them to do it. It's not like mom stepped
Speaker 1: in and said no, no, no, no, no, we'll raise it. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: don't do that. I've talked to young women before who said,
Speaker 1: I went, I approached my parents, I was scared, I
Speaker 1: got pregnant for my boyfriend, and my mom told me, yeah,
Speaker 1: come on, I'll drive you down one or mom drove
Speaker 1: her down, drove her there, Yeah, come on, let's go down.
Speaker 1: Don't want to ruin your life. And then you make
Speaker 1: this decision, and it is a terrible decision, but you
Speaker 1: make this decision. Nobody tells you. Of course, they don't
Speaker 1: tell you that you carry it with you and you shouldn't.
Speaker 1: You should let it go. Look, everybody has a laundry
Speaker 1: list of things they would do differently and do over again. Man,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you, I look at my resume of my
Speaker 1: life if we're going to go down the old sin resume,
Speaker 1: and there's a whole lot on there that I think
Speaker 1: to myself, Gosh, man, I really wish I really wish
Speaker 1: that one wasn't on there. That's one I bet, I
Speaker 1: bet God is gonna talk to me about that one
Speaker 1: when I get there. And look, I and I feel ashamed.
Speaker 1: But we all do. We all feel no matter what
Speaker 1: your beliefs are, we all feel some sense of shame
Speaker 1: for something, for things we've done that are wrong. But one,
Speaker 1: remember forgive, forgive yourself, let it go. But two, I
Speaker 1: will always have a level of mercy for the young
Speaker 1: ladies who make this terrible decision and then carry it
Speaker 1: with them. They just wear it around their neck the
Speaker 1: rest of their lives. That sucks. That sucks. Forgive, forgive
Speaker 1: yourself and move on. It's just that is an industry
Speaker 1: based on lies, surrounded by lies, and messes people up severely.
Speaker 1: It's a yeah, well keen, Pennsylvania, go.
Speaker 5: Bosson Jesse Kelly, I'm sorry, you know what, I'm getting
Speaker 5: to the point where I've really had it with Kung
Speaker 5: Fu checking the Economic Destruction Act that they're jamming. You know,
Speaker 5: I called the big green Omnifallois that was passed. It
Speaker 5: was because of the twelve Republican senator to actually passed this.
Speaker 5: Why we're facing this problem right now? Okay.
Speaker 2: And then Kung Foo Chicken yesterday says in regards to
Speaker 2: AM radio not being in vehicles, he doesn't believe in
Speaker 2: boycotts and even strew stuber gear from Glenn Beck he
Speaker 2: had mentioned about boycotts also that it's really not capitalism, bautists.
Speaker 2: It's working out pretty good. It worked out really good
Speaker 2: for the left.
Speaker 1: Listen. I don't know who Kung Foo Chicken is, but
Speaker 1: we'll set aside Kung Food Chicken for a moment. Let's
Speaker 1: discuss boycotts for a moment. Let's discuss why some people
Speaker 1: are against them. Let's have a long discussion about boycotts,
Speaker 1: and we'll get to these eight seven seven three seven
Speaker 1: seven four three seventh three. Let's have a discussion about boycotts,
Speaker 1: why people are against them, why I'm for them, the
Speaker 1: way of thinking. But before we talk about boycotts, we
Speaker 1: need to talk about something much, much, much more important.
Speaker 1: We need to talk about washcloths in towels and hand towels.
Speaker 1: You see, they are more important because this is what
Speaker 1: happens in my house. The wife will do laundry, and
Speaker 1: she'll take the hand towels and the shower towels off
Speaker 1: and she'll go do laundry. And I appreciate that. I'm
Speaker 1: glad she does the laundry. Obviously, I'm very appreciative to
Speaker 1: have an old lady who does the laundry. That's good
Speaker 1: taking care of the home. It's rigging wonderful. But sometimes
Speaker 1: I and my stupidity will not remember to check the
Speaker 1: towel rack before I get in the shower. And then
Speaker 1: I get done in the shower and I turn off
Speaker 1: the shower and I'm cold because the water's dripping off
Speaker 1: there and I'm sitting there and I reach out and
Speaker 1: the towel is gone. But those days are in the past,
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Speaker 1: plenty of left. Remember, you can email the show you love,
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Speaker 1: discuss boycotts. Some people are still some people on the
Speaker 1: right forget about the communists. Some people on the right
Speaker 1: are still complaining about them. I don't like them, We
Speaker 1: shouldn't them. That's not who we are. Okay, let's pause
Speaker 1: on this for a moment. Pause on this for a moment,
Speaker 1: because what we're gonna do is we're gonna come to
Speaker 1: the conclusion in the end. This is why I don't
Speaker 1: call myself a conservative anymore. I'm an anti communist. You
Speaker 1: ever heard about that story of the two dudes? Well,
Speaker 1: you know what. Here, I'll just tell you the story.
Speaker 1: It's I don't believe it's a true story. I guess
Speaker 1: historically it could be. But there were two men. They
Speaker 1: were two men. One of them was single. The other man,
Speaker 1: we'll call him Bob. Bob is the married guy. Bob
Speaker 1: is the married guy. These names are not accurate for
Speaker 1: the story. Bob is the married guy. Larry's the single guy.
Speaker 1: Bob is married to a beautiful woman. It's dropped a
Speaker 1: gorgious total dime. Bob has two very healthy sons, healthy
Speaker 1: good boys, hard workers. There if I remember writing a story,
Speaker 1: they are farmers. They're both farmers. So Bob has this
Speaker 1: dime of a wife, two very healthy boys. Larry, for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, has never been able to find himself a
Speaker 1: woman's lonely out there. He wants a woman, wants a
Speaker 1: woman bad and they are friends. They get together for holidays.
Speaker 1: They help each other out. Hey can I borrow your horse? Sure?
Speaker 1: Can lend me your rake?
Speaker 5: Sure?
Speaker 1: Hey? You want to get together? For a glass of lemonade.
Speaker 1: It's hot out there, sure. And then what happens is
Speaker 1: Larry starts to talk to Bob about wanting wanting to
Speaker 1: know what people go through when they die. It's a
Speaker 1: conversation Larry brings up to Bob and he brings it up,
Speaker 1: and he brings it up a lot. I'm very curious
Speaker 1: what if people go through? What goes through your mind
Speaker 1: before before people die? Right before you died? Does your
Speaker 1: life flashed before your eyes? What happens that? Trust me,
Speaker 1: I'm going somewherehere. This just hang with me. And eventually
Speaker 1: Larry convinces Bob they need to do an experiment. And
Speaker 1: what he does is they gather rope. They get a
Speaker 1: big old long rope and they tie a noose in
Speaker 1: the rope, just like you would to hang somebody. And
Speaker 1: the plan is simply this, Bob's gonna have his hands free,
Speaker 1: so we'll be able to give a hand signal. Bob
Speaker 1: is going to have the noose put around his neck
Speaker 1: and they're gonna throw it. They go out in the woods.
Speaker 1: But I remember right, They go out in the woods
Speaker 1: and they throw the other end of the rope over
Speaker 1: the tree. It's like an inn old Western, and Larry
Speaker 1: what he's gonna do. He's gonna pull Bob up by
Speaker 1: by his neck like he's hanging him. And then whenever
Speaker 1: Bob feels like he's losing consciousness or it's too far,
Speaker 1: or anytime he wants down, Larry tells him, anytime you
Speaker 1: went down, you just give me the hand signal and
Speaker 1: I'll drop you and we'll see what goes. And after
Speaker 1: you go, then i'll go, because we're gonna take turns,
Speaker 1: but you go first. So Bob goes over and then
Speaker 1: talks Bob into it, and Bob puts on the rope,
Speaker 1: puts the noose around his neck, and Larry stands back
Speaker 1: out the end and pulls the noose up and pulls
Speaker 1: the noose up, and Bob starts to obviously lose air,
Speaker 1: and he's losing air and he's not doing well, and
Speaker 1: he's not doing well, and finally he's given the hand signal,
Speaker 1: only Larry's not letting him down, and he's giving the
Speaker 1: hands and Larry's not letting him down, and Bob kind
Speaker 1: of turns and he says to him, Larry, I thought
Speaker 1: this was just a game. And Larry said, yeah, that's
Speaker 1: what you thought. Bob dies, Larry goes for the wife.
Speaker 1: The reason I don't call myself a conservative anymore, the
Speaker 1: reason I frankly reject the term conservatism is conservatives have
Speaker 1: been for my entire forty one years on this earth.
Speaker 1: Bob getting to know the enemy, friends with the enemy,
Speaker 1: let's have a glass of lemonade with the enemy, and
Speaker 1: agreeing to do suicidal things the enemy clearly once done
Speaker 1: and doing things because they don't understand the nature of
Speaker 1: the enemy. They don't understand the nature of Larry. They
Speaker 1: don't understand the communists. It's a very traditional conservative way
Speaker 1: to think. I've grown up with it my entire life.
Speaker 1: I bet you money in my younger years, I bet
Speaker 1: you money, I have said it. I bet you I've said, well,
Speaker 1: I don't believe in boycotts. Guys, we don't boycott. What
Speaker 1: excuse me? What we're dealing with? Communists. They will not
Speaker 1: be reasoned with, They will not back off. We're not
Speaker 1: in a friendly game of let's see what happens when
Speaker 1: we hang you from a tree. These people want to
Speaker 1: utterly destroy you and take everything you hold, dear, and
Speaker 1: everything they do, every single thing they say, everything they do.
Speaker 1: It is all with that purpose in mind, and we
Speaker 1: we think we're just I don't know, gabbing with the neighbor,
Speaker 1: having a good time with neighbor Larry. And that is
Speaker 1: what I think every time I hear somebody say, I
Speaker 1: don't do boycotts. Okay, you don't do boycotts. Target is
Speaker 1: busy selling chest binders for girls. You don't do boycotts.
Speaker 1: You'll be at Target tomorrow because you don't do boycotts. Now,
Speaker 1: let me ask you. Do you want Target to sell
Speaker 1: chest binders to girls? Do you want Target to encourage
Speaker 1: the child grooming? Do you want Target to do things
Speaker 1: that will encourage a child to cut their penis off?
Speaker 1: Do you want that? You don't, Right, No, you don't.
Speaker 1: Of course you don't. You say you don't. Now, let
Speaker 1: me ask you what's going to stop them. Do you
Speaker 1: think the demons who are currently telling your ten year
Speaker 1: old son to cut his penis off and he can
Speaker 1: become a woman, do you think they're going to wake
Speaker 1: up tomorrow morning and have a crisis of consciousness. You
Speaker 1: think they're gonna wake up tomorrow morning and have a
Speaker 1: change of heart. You're dealing with religious zelots, religious zelots,
Speaker 1: think of an think about them. We've used this example
Speaker 1: before because it's because it's so true. Think about the
Speaker 1: Islamic jihadis those terrorists. Isis okay to whoever it may be.
Speaker 1: Think about those guys that get themselves so radically committed
Speaker 1: in their mind they will blow themselves up in a
Speaker 1: hundred children without a moment of hesitation. Now, let me
Speaker 1: ask you. The guy's got the suicide best strapped on
Speaker 1: his back. He's walking towards the school, getting ready to
Speaker 1: blow up all of those kids. Do you believe you
Speaker 1: can stop that guy? Do you believe he's going to
Speaker 1: have a crisis of consciousness? Do you believe he's gonna
Speaker 1: look over at you and you're being such a good person,
Speaker 1: and he's gonna say, Wow, look at Chris. You know what,
Speaker 1: I'm not blowing up any kids today, Chris, he looks
Speaker 1: like such a good dude. I've had a change of heart. No,
Speaker 1: a religious selate, no matter what the religion is, a
Speaker 1: religious zealate can only be dissuaded with fear and pain.
Speaker 1: And we don't like to speak in those terms because
Speaker 1: that's not true. We're better than that, aren't we. It's
Speaker 1: been conservatis in my whole life. No, that's not who
Speaker 1: we are. Oh my gosh. If I have to hear
Speaker 1: that term, that's not who we are one more time,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna swan dive off a bridge. I can't
Speaker 1: take it anymore. That's not who we are. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: why they've won. That's why they took over every cultural institution.
Speaker 1: Because while they were busy stringing us up by our neck,
Speaker 1: ready to steal our wives and kids, we thought it
Speaker 1: was a friendly game the entire time. There ain't nothing
Speaker 1: friendly about the game. All right, don't do boycotts, Go
Speaker 1: sit out on the sidelines when you belong. Then, this
Speaker 1: kind of weak crap is exactly the reason why they
Speaker 1: took over every institution. They took over the freaking military,
Speaker 1: they took over the NFL because of exactly that attitude. No,
Speaker 1: I don't I don't ever want to make them change
Speaker 1: their mind. I don't ever want to force my will
Speaker 1: on everyone I love. You know what I think I
Speaker 1: should turn the other cheek Islamic chee hottest. Please go
Speaker 1: blow up the kids. I'll be back here. Turn them
Speaker 1: my cheek back and forth. Hopefully you can see me
Speaker 1: turn them my cheek in your mind. That's been conservatism
Speaker 1: my whole life, and it's pathetic. That's why I'm an
Speaker 1: anti communist, because I will not join whatever that is.
Speaker 1: Whatever that is, I consider you to be a Communist accomplice.
Speaker 1: That's what I consider you to be. I believe in
Speaker 1: fear and pain. I believe in boycotting Target until they
Speaker 1: have to raise the buildings to the ground. I believe
Speaker 1: in boycotting bud Light until they close the place down
Speaker 1: and issue a public apology on the way out the
Speaker 1: door while pouring that water beer in the creek on
Speaker 1: the way out. That's what I believe. I believe in
Speaker 1: building a statue of Karl Marx where the building of
Speaker 1: bud Light used to stand. That's what I believe. I
Speaker 1: believe in victory, and I don't have any time for
Speaker 1: anyone else who doesn't. Those are my thoughts. All right, Sorry,
Speaker 1: I'll get to these last few calls and headlines I
Speaker 1: didn't get to in a minute. I ended up going
Speaker 1: off there. That's what I believe. Speaking of Islamic jihadis
Speaker 1: stalk about tunnel to towers. I told you why tunnel
Speaker 1: to Towers was called Tunnel to Towers right, because he
Speaker 1: ran the tunnel strapped on his FDNY gear and ran
Speaker 1: the tunnel towards the towers, towards the danger. And they've
Speaker 1: they've honored the life of Russell F. Siller ever since.
Speaker 1: They've honored him by making sure people remember. They've honored
Speaker 1: him by taking care of widows and orphans of first responders,
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Speaker 1: dot org. We'll be back, Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 4: Vaccian.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show fin segment of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. And all right, so DeSantis announced tonight
Speaker 1: and someone wants to ask about that. Justin Idaho, Go.
Speaker 4: What's up, man, stick supporter. I have a prediction about
Speaker 4: the election, just want to get your thoughts on it.
Speaker 4: Trump will win, but the sanctimonious jumping in is just
Speaker 4: going to completely divide the party and may we may
Speaker 4: even end up losing. What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 1: Okay, now I've heard this before, and this is a
Speaker 1: completely reasonable take. It's an understandable concern people have. Is
Speaker 1: it gonna split the party? Are we gonna split the party?
Speaker 1: Does it split the party up? Well, one, let's be
Speaker 1: honest about where we are right now. Yep. The answer
Speaker 1: to that question in the short term is yes. It's
Speaker 1: a primary. The point of primaries is split the party,
Speaker 1: beat the crap out of each other. That gives people
Speaker 1: concerns because what happens when it's all done, If Trump
Speaker 1: is victorious or Desantus is victorious, what happens and you
Speaker 1: need all those supporters to come back and vote for
Speaker 1: that guy, vote for the other guy, vote for the
Speaker 1: guy they weren't supporting. We're splitting the money. It's creating animosity,
Speaker 1: it's creating bad blood. What happened? What are we doing? Well,
Speaker 1: let me let me clarify. Do you remember twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: the twenty sixteen primary, the one Donald Trump got in
Speaker 1: his first run. It was the nastiest primary anyone's ever seen.
Speaker 1: That's how Trump does politics. He's a junkyard dog. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and Marco Rubio were swapping barbs about the size
Speaker 1: of each other's manhood during that primary. In public. It
Speaker 1: was the most immature, hilarious thing I've ever seen in
Speaker 1: my entire life. It was a mud throwing contest, and
Speaker 1: it was vicious. And then it was Trump and Ted
Speaker 1: Cruz and it was lying Ted and it was all
Speaker 1: these things, and it was vicious. And during that primary,
Speaker 1: just like everyone before it, everyone was so worried, we're
Speaker 1: gonna be too divided. This is too divisive. It's too divided.
Speaker 1: We shouldn't talk this way about each other. And then
Speaker 1: we had four years of President Donald Trump. As he
Speaker 1: held up the trophy the night he beat Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 1: thank you Lord for that. What I'm saying to you
Speaker 1: is this people, especially in the heat and the emotional moment,
Speaker 1: like right now, if you're on team Trump, DeSantis finally
Speaker 1: gets in. That's not what you wanted. He's a formidable opponent,
Speaker 1: and you're probably mad tonight. Why do you get in?
Speaker 1: Stay governor? What are you doing? You suck that this
Speaker 1: is gonna divide everything. But once these guys get done
Speaker 1: beating the crap out of each other, let's say Trump
Speaker 1: beats DeSantis. The DeSantis people who will spend their next
Speaker 1: I don't know year hating Donald Trump and Trump's people
Speaker 1: will spend the next year hating DeSantis. In the end,
Speaker 1: when the election day comes around, if it's Joe Biden
Speaker 1: or Gavin Newsom election Day twenty twenty four, candidates come home,
Speaker 1: even if you don't believe, or I should say, voters
Speaker 1: come home. Even if you don't believe that now. Maybe
Speaker 1: right now you're really emotional and screw onto Santas And
Speaker 1: I'll never vote for anyone but Donald Trump ever. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is the god that sucks. I know you probably
Speaker 1: believe that now, But the thing is, I don't believe you,
Speaker 1: because I've heard this my entire life. Every primary, a
Speaker 1: primary candidate's people will threaten to sit out the general
Speaker 1: election if their guy doesn't win. It happens every time.
Speaker 1: I guarantee. The Santus people are saying it right now too.
Speaker 1: I'm not even voting in the general. If Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is a candidate, it's the Santus or nobody. And the
Speaker 1: Donald Trump people are saying the same thing. It's Trump
Speaker 1: or nobody. For me, I love Donald Trump. It's only Trump.
Speaker 1: All vote for Joe Biden, and they're all liars, even
Speaker 1: if they don't know they're liars. You're emotional. Now you're mad.
Speaker 1: You'll be emotional because they're gonna beat each other up.
Speaker 1: And when an election day comes in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: you're gonna go out and you're gona vote against the
Speaker 1: Republican because you don't want the Communists to control the
Speaker 1: executive branch anymore. What I'm saying is, don't stress about that.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a long, nasty primary. It will
Speaker 1: probably be nastier than the one in twenty sixteen because
Speaker 1: the Santas is more formidable, significantly more formidable than anyone
Speaker 1: Trump has faced before, so it's gonna get extra vicious.
Speaker 1: And he's got a ton of money. Trump's gonna raise
Speaker 1: a ton of money. The Santus is gonna raise a
Speaker 1: ton of money, so it's going to be extra, extra
Speaker 1: extra vicious. Don't stress. It's okay, It's okay. In the end,
Speaker 1: we will win or lose in twenty four, but it
Speaker 1: won't be based on how vicious or not vicious. The
Speaker 1: primary is now a promise. It's all right, whoever your
Speaker 1: guy is, don't stress, Mike, Mississippi Gobos.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it turns out that is a true story. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: but don't tell them Al with Bob Let's seventy five
Speaker 3: dollars shots on Larry's Table to night. But uh anyway,
Speaker 3: Jewish producer Chris absolutely no, Tina Turner, buffom, it can't
Speaker 3: happen again.
Speaker 2: May come on this second time if you.
Speaker 1: Tell them, you know what, that's a good point, Mike.
Speaker 1: Tina Turner died today. Rest in peace. Eighty three years old.
Speaker 1: Tina Turner died today. Why have we had no Tina
Speaker 1: Turner music tonight? Her music did not suck? You take
Speaker 1: that back. She had to that song, What's Love got
Speaker 1: to do with It? Sticks in your head? No, that's
Speaker 1: not to suck, Michael, Why are you? You guys are
Speaker 1: children with no appreciation for art. That's the problem is
Speaker 1: now I will I'll go man the board and you
Speaker 1: guys can do the show and I'll handle the music
Speaker 1: from now on. If we can't hear Tina Turner on
Speaker 1: the day of her death, seriously, Rest in peace, Tina Turner.
Speaker 1: I thought Tina Turner was magnificent. You know what else
Speaker 1: is magnificent? Not losing all your money in the stock market.
Speaker 1: I'm a huge fan of that, big fan of not
Speaker 1: losing all my net worth because the bubble pops, and
Speaker 1: we have a much worse recession than we did in
Speaker 1: two thousand and eight because of that. I invest in
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Speaker 1: what Janet Yellen does, what the market does, the ups,
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Speaker 1: That's where your money goes. Now they handle everything for you.
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Speaker 5: All right? And now here's a headline by go you know,
Speaker 5: you know the.
Speaker 1: Thing headlines we didn't get to. Chicago health officials sound
Speaker 1: alarm on monkey pock surge ahead of Pride Month. When
Speaker 1: you combine that Pride Month with the fact that it's
Speaker 1: Navy Fleetweek. It's gonna be bad out there. Senior citizen
Speaker 1: shoots roommate in the buttocks for eating the last hot pocket,
Speaker 1: throws tiles during a heated scuffle. You know what, if
Speaker 1: you didn't announce your intention to eat the last hot
Speaker 1: pocket and you stole another man's hot pocket, maybe a
Speaker 1: shot on the butt is exactly what you deserve. Sanctuary
Speaker 1: City Denver scrambles for resources amid the surge of illegal immigrants.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I can't help it. I find it hysterical.
Speaker 1: All these sanctuary cities get illegals for the first time ever,
Speaker 1: and they're just collapsing under the weight. Welcome to the
Speaker 1: border towns. Why undiscovered why undocumented immigrants struggle to receive
Speaker 1: organ transplants, Well, one they're illegal immigrants. Two, they don't
Speaker 1: belong here. You shouldn't even be on the friggin' list.
Speaker 1: Go back to your country and get an organ transplant.
Speaker 1: Our organs are made for Americans. Then I wish i'd
Speaker 1: put that differently. Calvin Klein ad featuring trans man sparks backlash. Wow,
Speaker 1: Calvin Klein ads sure have changed since I was a kid.
Speaker 1: My mom used to go through the magazines. I would
Speaker 1: get and tear out the Calvin Klinads before she gave
Speaker 1: them to me. That was rude, all right. Email Jesse
Speaker 1: at jessekellyshow dot com. You're asked doctor Jesse questions for
Speaker 1: Friday because I won't be here tomorrow. If that's all