Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show. Al Right, here's what we got. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna talk about the the making of a domestic terrorist
Speaker 2: a little bit this hour. I'm gonna make fun of
Speaker 2: the Air Force here. In just a minute, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: do a bunch of emails. We'll get the headlines at
Speaker 2: some point in time. I don't know. I don't even
Speaker 2: know what all's on tap, but we are gonna begin
Speaker 2: here before we get to the rest of this stuff.
Speaker 2: I did this once already, I meant to do it
Speaker 2: a few more times. I just want to remind everyone
Speaker 2: what I said last week. In case you forgot what
Speaker 2: I said last week. This was me just last week.
Speaker 2: We're gonna try to half attack. We're gonna do two
Speaker 2: different things. We're gonna a We're gonna launch some strikes
Speaker 2: over there so we can look really tough. But we've
Speaker 2: been warning you for a week now, so we're gonna
Speaker 2: end up. You watch Chris Gohad and write this down.
Speaker 2: Go and mark this one down. We will launch some strikes,
Speaker 2: probably this weekend. We will launch some strikes. There will
Speaker 2: be many many many strikes. Pick a number, I don't know,
Speaker 2: twenty thirty, one hundred. There will be minimal loss of life,
Speaker 2: There will be fewer There will be fewer people dying
Speaker 2: in our restaurants than the amount of strikes there are.
Speaker 2: Write that down, Chris. I'm gonna play it ad nauseum
Speaker 2: when it happens. Why is it gonna happen that way?
Speaker 2: They warned all these people ahead of time so they
Speaker 2: could get out before we struck. Then they get to
Speaker 2: strike and go on television. I'm in front of the
Speaker 2: American people and.
Speaker 1: Say, look, we'll launch these air strikes.
Speaker 2: Let it be known to everybody, this is what happens
Speaker 2: when you attack America. How many strikes did you How
Speaker 2: many strikes did you did you send over there, mister Kirby,
Speaker 2: Guys say we hit them two hundred times? Oh wow, wow,
Speaker 2: two hundred times? And how many people were killed in
Speaker 2: those seven Today, Dana Bash asked essays Jake Sullivan about
Speaker 2: the eighty five air strikes. They only killed sixteen people.
Speaker 1: Here's how that was.
Speaker 3: But is there anything more you can tell the American
Speaker 3: people who are looking to the administration to not just
Speaker 3: avenge the death of three soldiers, but also concerned about
Speaker 3: the region in general. Who got hit, who got killed,
Speaker 3: what got taken out.
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, Dana, the president has approached this
Speaker 2: with a straightforward principle. Yeah, I don't have the energy
Speaker 2: to listen to all that. Once again, he goes on
Speaker 2: to describe nobody who was killed, and we hit some
Speaker 2: targets and stuff like that. All right, all right, now,
Speaker 2: let's discuss what's happened inside of the military. Again. This
Speaker 2: is something we've discussed over and over and over again,
Speaker 2: but it is something it's something we have to talk
Speaker 2: about ad nauseum because when we finally see the fruits
Speaker 2: of what I'm discussing here, it's going to be awful,
Speaker 2: really really awful. And what fruits am I talking about?
Speaker 2: Let's start at the back end. You know how you
Speaker 2: feel when our troops get killed. I know how I feel. It.
Speaker 2: It hurts patriots, It hurts people who love the country,
Speaker 2: and it hurts people who appreciate service. Not just people
Speaker 2: who've served, it's not unique to them, but people who
Speaker 2: appreciate that kind of service, the sacrifice, the time away
Speaker 2: from family, Watching them die for our country hurts us
Speaker 2: as patriots, and it should. You should feel it in
Speaker 2: your heart when people die for your country. Right. You
Speaker 2: remember how you felt when the thirteen in Afghanistan. I
Speaker 2: remember how I felt, Probably the angriest I've ever been
Speaker 2: on the radio. I don't know that I've ever yelled
Speaker 2: that loud, you know, I don't like to yell and scream.
Speaker 2: It's horrible. I lost it that night. Actually, I almost
Speaker 2: got choked up on the air. You remember how you
Speaker 2: felt when the seals went into the water, when the
Speaker 2: reservists from Georgia died. You remember how you felt, Well,
Speaker 2: there's going to come a moment when a lot of
Speaker 2: our service members are going to die. We have been
Speaker 2: thankfully spared that for the most part in our nation's history.
Speaker 2: Now I realized many, many, many people have died on
Speaker 2: behalf of this nation. But the real tragic military days
Speaker 2: you see other nations have time and time again throughout
Speaker 2: their history. We have thankfully avoided those days. You know,
Speaker 2: A a bad day in World War two, a bad
Speaker 2: battle in World War two. Yes, five ten thousand dead,
Speaker 2: that's really bad. I'm not dismissing it. That's not a million, right,
Speaker 2: A million's about are total forever. But when your military
Speaker 2: ends up being eclipsed by other militaries around the world.
Speaker 2: You oftentimes don't really find that out until that day comes,
Speaker 2: until you look around one day. The stories. It's fascinating.
Speaker 2: If you want to read what this is like for nations,
Speaker 2: you can read many nations and figure out what it's like.
Speaker 2: The Romans is one of the more fascinating ones. The Romans, remember,
Speaker 2: we're relatively young, but forever in their minds basically all
Speaker 2: of human history, they had been kicking everyone around. They're
Speaker 2: the Romans. Yeah, they lost the battle or two here,
Speaker 2: and the Germans beat them here, and Hannibal beat them
Speaker 2: up a couple of times here. But we're Romans. In
Speaker 2: the end were better than everyone militarily, right right. And
Speaker 2: you read what they were talking about, what they were
Speaker 2: thinking about. When they started to lose regularly, it was
Speaker 2: such a shock to them. It was like they woke
Speaker 2: up one day and they weren't number one anymore. Well,
Speaker 2: the thing is, it's not that day. It takes years
Speaker 2: of degradation. You just find out on that day, because
Speaker 2: that's the day you're truly tested. That is the day
Speaker 2: I live in. Fear of no doesn't keep me up
Speaker 2: at night But when I think about it, I agonize
Speaker 2: over it because the people who die on that day
Speaker 2: or days, it's not going to be the piece of
Speaker 2: trash generals and amirals who've done this to us politicians.
Speaker 2: It's going to be the good men and women eighteen
Speaker 2: years old nineteen years old signed up for adventure to
Speaker 2: serve better themselves, and they are the ones who don't
Speaker 2: get to come home. They never get to be fathers, mothers.
Speaker 2: In fact, mothers and fathers get a knock on the
Speaker 2: door and they're told that juniors never coming home again.
Speaker 2: Have fun at Christmas this year as you look at
Speaker 2: the tree when Junior's not around that day worries me
Speaker 2: a lot. And watching these people destroy the military is
Speaker 2: awful for those of us who understand that day is coming. Look,
Speaker 2: there's a lot that goes into this. We might as
Speaker 2: well start talking about a lot of it. There's a
Speaker 2: lot that goes into this. A lot of the reason
Speaker 2: that day is coming is the good people are getting out.
Speaker 2: They're getting out. They don't want to be part of
Speaker 2: it anymore. I can't count how many emails I have
Speaker 2: from people who are in. Obviously, show is popular with
Speaker 2: people who are in. I'm sure that's I don't know why,
Speaker 2: but I like it. But they email Jesse, I'm about done, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I'm finishing my twenty. I'm gone, Jesse. I'm done after this.
Speaker 2: I can't take it anymore. Jesse. I can't take it anymore.
Speaker 2: I can't take it anymore. I'm looking Actually, let me
Speaker 2: pull this up real quick. I'm looking at email one
Speaker 2: of my sources in the army. I'm actually looking at
Speaker 2: an email from him as we speak. He's sending me
Speaker 2: slides they have to go through for their DEI training
Speaker 2: and what it is. It's just slide after slide after slide,
Speaker 2: chart after chart after chart, Diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility Mission, diversity,
Speaker 2: Equity and inclusion and accessibility vision. It's filth, it's awful,
Speaker 2: and they're getting out. Well, the good people were getting
Speaker 2: out because they don't want to serve. Under that, the
Speaker 2: good people are getting out because they don't want to
Speaker 2: serve in a military, we're only the people on the
Speaker 2: ground are held accountable. People on the ground, the normal
Speaker 2: people are held accountable when they screw up. Oftentimes you
Speaker 2: don't even have to screw up, but something goes bad.
Speaker 2: You are held accountable for it. In the meantime, the
Speaker 2: Secretary of Defense can preside over one of the most disastrous,
Speaker 2: embarrassing military things in the history of this country with
Speaker 2: no regrets whatso on.
Speaker 4: When you executed the president's already didn't tell us what
Speaker 4: you advised the president to do. But do you have
Speaker 4: regrets about the withdrawal from Afghanistan?
Speaker 2: I support the president's decision.
Speaker 4: Do you have regrets about their withdrawal or how the
Speaker 4: withdrawal occurred from Afghanistan? The cost of lives of thirteen
Speaker 4: of our service members.
Speaker 2: I don't have any regrets.
Speaker 4: You don't have any.
Speaker 2: Good people who are in who are held to account.
Speaker 2: They see that and they want to leave. Good people
Speaker 2: who are in, who want to fight for this country,
Speaker 2: who love the country, love family, have values. They don't
Speaker 2: and won't serve under this. So they're leaving, and it's
Speaker 2: leaving us snake.
Speaker 1: It's diversity importance to the Air Force. Diversity is important
Speaker 1: to the Air Force because the world is diverse, because
Speaker 1: without it, we're limited.
Speaker 5: It's what makes the Air Force stronger.
Speaker 6: When we collaborate with people from different backgrounds, we always
Speaker 6: come up with multiple solutions.
Speaker 7: We need all diversity of thought, and we need to
Speaker 7: honor the values and opinions of everyone in the United
Speaker 7: States Air Force.
Speaker 3: I think it's important for us to see possibility in
Speaker 3: our senior leadership, and diversity brings that to the table
Speaker 3: as well.
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Speaker 2: Force promotes all day allieship training. Good people are leaving.
Speaker 2: They don't want to serve under this. This is creating
Speaker 2: a recruitment crisis, a retention crisis, and it's going to
Speaker 2: create and is creating a military devoid of patriots because
Speaker 2: the patriots don't want to stay in. They can't keep
Speaker 2: them in, no matter what they try to do, they
Speaker 2: can't keep them in because they won't serve under this.
Speaker 2: The military brain drain is real, and I'm very, very concerned.
Speaker 2: We're not ready and the day on that day, that
Speaker 2: terrible day, when it gets here, everyone will wake up
Speaker 2: and realize it, and by then it's too late. That's
Speaker 2: why I talk about this stuff so often. All right,
Speaker 2: let's get to sababios. Thank I. It is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show, Odd Day Monday. Remember remember how we've been
Speaker 2: talking about hell A lot of GOP representatives, how they're
Speaker 2: compromised in some way. They've been compromised either by I
Speaker 2: don't know our own FBI, not that they would ever
Speaker 2: do such a thing, by foreign power, by powerful business
Speaker 2: interests here at home. Think about it. Think for a moment,
Speaker 2: if your gigantic defense contractor if you will, multi billion
Speaker 2: dollars at stake with every single engagement the US military
Speaker 2: gets in. Do you think it would be if you
Speaker 2: had no morals whatsoever? Do you think it would be
Speaker 2: a worthwhile investment to invest in a domestic operation, if
Speaker 2: you will, where you could create compromising situations for GOP
Speaker 2: House or Senate members, so then you could use that
Speaker 2: later to blackmail them. Do you think that would be
Speaker 2: beneficial to you? Oh, it happens a lot. It's how politics, frankly,
Speaker 2: has always worked. American politics is no different. Bribery, blackmail, sadly,
Speaker 2: is how things get done. How often do you turn
Speaker 2: on the news and you see a GOP representative, maybe
Speaker 2: one who's previously been good on most things, and all
Speaker 2: of a sudden he sounds he sounds like a card
Speaker 2: carrying Democrat, And you look around and you say, what
Speaker 2: happened to that guy? What happened to that guy is
Speaker 2: he got a visit to his office, or maybe maybe
Speaker 2: he got stopped on his way to his car and
Speaker 2: he was informed, probably politely, maybe not that he really
Speaker 2: really needs to change direction on certain things, or else
Speaker 2: things may come out about him anyway, Totally unrelated, here's
Speaker 2: ken Buck on the impeachment of maw York.
Speaker 8: If we start going down this path of impeachment with
Speaker 8: a cabinet official, we are opening a door as Republicans
Speaker 8: that we don't want to open. The next president who
Speaker 8: is a Republican will face the same scrutiny from Democrats.
Speaker 8: It's wrong and we should not set this precedent.
Speaker 1: Well, Jesse, they're already doing that. Doesn't ken Buck know
Speaker 1: they've already done it. They did it to Trump. They
Speaker 1: impitched it.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no. Ken Buck knows, he knows,
Speaker 2: He understands that I maintain my theory and I have
Speaker 2: and I will. Ken Buck is compromised somehow. I've never
Speaker 2: been convinced of that. You've never heard me accuse of
Speaker 2: GOP politician that, although many are guilty. I wasn't totally
Speaker 2: convinced of that till the last time he got to
Speaker 2: interview Christopher Ray Chris, do we have that cut when
Speaker 2: ken Buck was interviewing Christopher Ray and this is Look
Speaker 2: the FBI. The list of crimes this criminal organization has committed.
Speaker 2: It is long and it's ugly, but it's gotten longer
Speaker 2: and uglier recently. And it's gotten.
Speaker 1: Really bad and really bad and really bad.
Speaker 2: And they're arresting pastors and filtrating the church and gunning
Speaker 2: people down in the middle of the night in Utah,
Speaker 2: I mean, committing horrific acts. Even moderate gopeers are asking
Speaker 2: hard questions of the FBI. And then ken Buck stepped
Speaker 2: up and says this, I.
Speaker 9: Want to thank you for leading an agency, as you
Speaker 9: mentioned in your opening statement, that protects Americans from foreign terrace.
Speaker 9: That an agency that protects Americas from fries from China
Speaker 9: and Russia and cyber crime and public corruption and organized
Speaker 9: crime and drug cartels and human traffickers and white collar criminals.
Speaker 9: And I want to thank you and the FBI for
Speaker 9: protecting law abiding Americans from the evil that exists all
Speaker 9: around us. And frankly, I am not in favor of
Speaker 9: defunding the FBI, nor am I in favor of splitting
Speaker 9: up the FBI, nor am I in favor of using
Speaker 9: the home and rule for the FBI director.
Speaker 2: All right, pause for a moment, Chris, Keep that SoundBite
Speaker 2: up because you're gonna play it again in a second.
Speaker 2: Keep that SoundBite up. Pause for a moment. I want
Speaker 2: you to listen to that with a little bit of
Speaker 2: a different ear. Remember, the power structure in this nation
Speaker 2: is supposed to be the FBI underneath Congress. Congress is
Speaker 2: tasked with how having oversight over the FBI. So if
Speaker 2: you're Christopher Ray, the director of the FBI, and you
Speaker 2: get called in front of Congress to answer questions, you
Speaker 2: should be afraid. It's like you screwing up something at
Speaker 2: work and getting an email, Hey boss wants to see
Speaker 2: you in his office at two pm Eastern time. You
Speaker 2: should be worried. And what would your attitude be like
Speaker 2: when you walked into that meeting. Probably have a pretty
Speaker 2: good one, right, Yes, sir, I brought you a couple
Speaker 2: of coffee extra cream. It's your favorite. Right now, Chris,
Speaker 2: I want you to play that again, and I want
Speaker 2: to ask everyone. I want to ask you something. All
Speaker 2: you can hear is ken Buck here. Does ken Buck
Speaker 2: sound like the guy who's in charge? Or does ken
Speaker 2: Buck sound like the guy who's in trouble and trying
Speaker 2: to make sure the boss knows he's going to be
Speaker 2: a good little boy.
Speaker 9: I want to thank you for lee an agency, as
Speaker 9: you mentioned in your opening statement, that protects Americans from
Speaker 9: foreign terrace. That an agency that protects Americas from fries
Speaker 9: from China and Russia and cyber crime and public corruption
Speaker 9: and organized crime and drug cartels and human traffickers and
Speaker 9: white collar criminals. And I want to thank you and
Speaker 9: the FBI for protecting law abiding Americans from the evil
Speaker 9: that exists all around us. And frankly, I am not
Speaker 9: in favor of defunding the FBI, Nor am I in
Speaker 9: favor of splitting up the FBI, Nor am I in
Speaker 9: favor of using the home and rule for the FBI director.
Speaker 2: Does that sound like the guy who's in charge? Does it?
Speaker 2: Does it sound like the guy who's in charge? To me?
Speaker 2: Remember when Christopher Ray went and sat in front of
Speaker 2: Chuck Gras. Chuck Grassley is the big cheese for the
Speaker 2: GOP on the Senate Judiciary Committee. This is one of
Speaker 2: the most powerful, maybe the most powerful committees in the country.
Speaker 2: And he's a Senator. Christopher Ray should be pooping his
Speaker 2: khakis when he gets called in front of the Senate
Speaker 2: Judiciary Committee. And here's how the exchange went, Senator.
Speaker 10: I had had a flight that I'm supposed to be
Speaker 10: high tailing it too out of here, and I had
Speaker 10: understood that we were going to be done at one thirty.
Speaker 10: So that was that's how we ended up where we are.
Speaker 9: If it's your if it's your business trip, you got
Speaker 9: your own plane, Can it wait a while?
Speaker 10: Sorry, to be honest, I've tried to make my break
Speaker 10: as fast as I could to get right back out of.
Speaker 9: Here, and you took more than five minutes.
Speaker 2: The plane was his private jet, and he was leaving
Speaker 2: for vacation, could stop or stall at any time he wanted, so,
Speaker 2: unafraid of the Senate, gop flat out tells him, Hey,
Speaker 2: wrap it up, Senator, I gotta go from I'm telling
Speaker 2: you an uncomfortable number of our representatives are compromised, and
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Speaker 2: mass produce dog food. It's all brown because it's all dead.
Speaker 2: Oh I know so well. This is the special salmon blend.
Speaker 1: Oh.
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Speaker 2: slash Jesse.
Speaker 10: He doesn't care if you believe him, but he's right,
Speaker 10: Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Don't forget if you
Speaker 2: miss any part of the show. You can download the
Speaker 2: whole thing on iHeart, Google, Spotify, iTunes. You know why
Speaker 2: I'm so hard on the GOP? Why why I get
Speaker 2: so angry with them. I hate it that the bad
Speaker 2: people are bold and the good people are afraid. The
Speaker 2: people who are right on the issues are afraid in
Speaker 2: this culture, and the evil demons are They're unafraid. And
Speaker 2: that's the exact opposite of how it has to be
Speaker 2: if we're gonna save the country. I'm going to play
Speaker 2: two different things for you here. I'm going to play
Speaker 2: two different things. The first thing I played it earlier.
Speaker 2: I want you to listen again. This is a communist,
Speaker 2: founder of quote woke kindergarten. This is a communist who
Speaker 2: teaches children. Yes, evil murdering demon, no question. But I
Speaker 2: want you to listen. I want you to listen to
Speaker 2: her boldness, listen to her resolve. This is a human
Speaker 2: being who intends to burn it all down.
Speaker 11: I am one hundred percent ten toes down anti Israel.
Speaker 11: I believe Israel has no right to exist. I believe
Speaker 11: the United States has no right to exist. I believe
Speaker 11: every settler colony who has committed genocide against Native peoples,
Speaker 11: against indigenous people, has no right to exist.
Speaker 2: And you want to know who should be combating that.
Speaker 2: One of the main forces, the main force that should
Speaker 2: be combating that in this country. It's actually not GOP, Senator,
Speaker 2: it's the American church. The American Church should be boldly
Speaker 2: fighting the culture war in every front of this nation. Boldly,
Speaker 2: not passive. Boldly. I want you to listen to this
Speaker 2: Guy's name is Curtis Chang. He's a pastor. You heard
Speaker 2: how bold the communist was. Now listen to our side.
Speaker 6: The Sunday morning sermon is actually a really bad way
Speaker 6: to deal with something like politics. I guarantee you, if
Speaker 6: you go up on Sunday morning in most congregations and
Speaker 6: you've tried to preach the one sermon on politics that
Speaker 6: you haven't been preaching on for a long time, your
Speaker 6: Monday Morning inbox is going to be an ugly scene.
Speaker 6: And that's honestly why most pastors or many pastors don't
Speaker 6: preach on politics on sundaymore, because they instinctively know my
Speaker 6: Monday morning inbox is going to look awful.
Speaker 2: If I do that, my Monday morning inbox, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get angry emails. Let me ask you, do you think
Speaker 2: you think she stresses about the angry emails? She'll get it.
Speaker 11: And I am one hundred percent ten toes down anti Israel.
Speaker 11: I believe Israel has no right to exist. I believe
Speaker 11: the United States has no right to exist. I believe
Speaker 11: every settler colony who has committed genocide against Native peoples,
Speaker 11: against indigenous people, has no right to exist.
Speaker 2: You think she stresses when she sits there and she
Speaker 2: plots her next curriculum for her kindergarteners, When she sits
Speaker 2: down and she thinks about chopping Aiden, Jaden and Braden's
Speaker 2: penis off. When she sits down and she thinks about
Speaker 2: how she's going to teach your daughter to hate her
Speaker 2: father in her nation. Do you think she sits in
Speaker 2: stresses about the angry emails she'll get on Monday. No,
Speaker 2: that vile little demon boldly pushes the things she wants.
Speaker 2: And these are the people on our side who are
Speaker 2: supposed to be leading the charge pathetics.
Speaker 6: The Sunday morning sermon is actually a really bad way
Speaker 6: to deal with something like politics.
Speaker 2: I guarantee you, if you.
Speaker 6: Go up on Sunday morning in most congregations and you've
Speaker 6: tried to preach the one sermon on politics that you
Speaker 6: haven't been preaching on for a long time, your Monday
Speaker 6: morning inbox is going to be an ugly scene.
Speaker 2: You should never take a bold stand on Sunday morning
Speaker 2: with your congregation.
Speaker 1: Well, really, pastor why not? Is there a biblical reason
Speaker 1: behind that?
Speaker 2: No, I'm going to get some angry emails. Are you
Speaker 2: kidding me? They used to skin the martyrs alive and
Speaker 2: make them walk around town carrying their skin before they
Speaker 2: finished them off. In today's pastors won't talk about culture
Speaker 2: war stuff because Karen might send a nasty email. You've
Speaker 2: got to be kidding me. What a bunch of pooh,
Speaker 2: What a bunch of sissies. Honestly, this is pathetic. I
Speaker 2: don't I honestly, I don't believe America could be saved
Speaker 2: unless the church is reformed.
Speaker 4: I do not.
Speaker 2: Without an American church leading anti communism, I don't think
Speaker 2: we can defeat it. And whatever this skinny jeen wearing
Speaker 2: bunch of dorks are we have now in this country,
Speaker 2: they're not gonna do it. Whatever that is, that ain't
Speaker 2: gonna get it done. We're gonna lose to the demons. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I was running how you feel about divorce between the
Speaker 2: red and blue states. Well, we talked about national divorce
Speaker 2: a lot, and it's a very controversial subject. Everyone loves
Speaker 2: to talk about it. Now as it gets more and
Speaker 2: more real, I've told you to move. I've told you
Speaker 2: why I think you should move. I will say this
Speaker 2: about national divorce. It really doesn't matter whether you love
Speaker 2: it or hate it. Maybe you're a big promoter of it. Ah, yeah,
Speaker 2: we need a divorce. Maybe you hate it. Nah, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: You're a trader. We can't give up anything. Ah. It
Speaker 2: really doesn't matter what you think about it. It doesn't
Speaker 2: matter what I think about it, our opinions, your opinion,
Speaker 2: my opinion, totally unimportant. They're moving. People will not live
Speaker 2: underneath this without I have children who.
Speaker 1: Attend schools, who have soccer games.
Speaker 8: Yo.
Speaker 7: You know you're all asking me as if I'm not
Speaker 7: a parent in this city.
Speaker 1: I get it. A mayor, I get it. But you're
Speaker 1: asking me to give you a date and I have
Speaker 1: to court. Do you understand that you have not had
Speaker 1: a mayor like me. I get that. I have a wife,
Speaker 1: I have children, they have schedules.
Speaker 2: And they're not going to live in Chicago. They're going
Speaker 2: to move and they get out to the burbs of Illinois,
Speaker 2: which Illinois one of the more underrated beautiful state. And
Speaker 2: you know what's really really crazy, Chris, you want to
Speaker 2: look up something nuts To look this up, do an
Speaker 2: Internet search for the congressional map of Illinois for how
Speaker 2: they voted. It's insane how red Illinois is land wise,
Speaker 2: it's just Chicago controls the state because it's the population hub.
Speaker 2: So you have all these people farmland, really fertile farmland,
Speaker 2: great land in Illinois, and they're subjected to this horrible
Speaker 2: Kammi state government. They're not gonna stay. They're gonna move.
Speaker 2: People aren't gonna stay in New York. They're gonna move.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna stay in California. They're gonna move. Once
Speaker 2: the government has become fully communist, as the individual state
Speaker 2: ones have, then people will flee while they can flee. Again,
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter what I think about national divorce, what
Speaker 2: you think about national divorce, or whether we support it,
Speaker 2: whether we aid it, whether it's inevitable. Human beings will
Speaker 2: not live underneath a hostile government without end. They will
Speaker 2: either cast off their government, or this is the more
Speaker 2: likely scenario, if it can be done, they will move.
Speaker 2: Moving is the path of least resistance. So again, if
Speaker 2: you're one of these people who says, well, they shouldn't move,
Speaker 2: they should stay and fight. Again, what you think about
Speaker 2: it or what I think about it is unimportant. I
Speaker 2: say they should move, you say they shouldn't. But neither
Speaker 2: of our opinions matter. People will move. If you're a
Speaker 2: moving van away from getting out from underneath a hostile government,
Speaker 2: you will get the moving van and you will move.
Speaker 2: And even if you individually won't, won't most people will. Again,
Speaker 2: this is not an opinion, it's data. You really saw
Speaker 2: this ramp up during COVID, and it's still really high.
Speaker 2: States like Florida are now solid the Red States because
Speaker 2: other states were awful, Florida remained open, and Florida was
Speaker 2: then filled with people fleeing their commi governments to live
Speaker 2: underneath one that was not hostile to them. The divorce,
Speaker 2: it's neither good nor bad. It is inevitable. You know
Speaker 2: what else is inevitable? Headlines I didn't get to, and
Speaker 2: some emails and stuff. You know what else is inevitable?
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Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday.
Speaker 5: We will be back again tomorrow and gonna work all
Speaker 5: five days this week. You can email the show and
Speaker 5: should Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 5: kellyshow dot com. Now, before I play this little Al
Speaker 5: Sharpton bit on MSNBC sounding like a full blown Trump
Speaker 5: hat wearing Republican talking about illegals, you should know that
Speaker 5: Al Sharpton hates me, and the feeling is mutual, right,
Speaker 5: the feeling is mutual. But even back when I was
Speaker 5: running for Congress, Al Sharpton did some nasty hip piece
Speaker 5: on me on his show. He had some show, I
Speaker 5: think it was MSNBC then too. He was talking about
Speaker 5: how I'm the devil and all this stuff. My old man,
Speaker 5: my old man has not been a fan of Al
Speaker 5: Sharpton ever. Right, he was not a fan of Al Sharpton.
Speaker 2: Ever. When he saw Al Sharpton on TV ripping on
Speaker 2: his boy hoo boy, he was spitting nails that day. Boy,
Speaker 2: I'm tony right now. Now, now that said Al Sharpton,
Speaker 2: what is he? He's a black supremacist, has been for
Speaker 2: a very long time. That's what he is. That's the
Speaker 2: issue he cares about black supremacy. The black neighborhoods are
Speaker 2: getting flooded with illegals in the big cities. Now, why
Speaker 2: is that happening? Because the black neighborhoods are the poor
Speaker 2: neighborhoods in the big cities, and these big cities, they
Speaker 2: aren't going to put the illegals in the rich neighborhoods
Speaker 2: with the rich people. They're going to dump the illegals
Speaker 2: by the poor people, and so they go all go
Speaker 2: into the black neighborhoods. This is not landing all that Well,
Speaker 2: here's a minute of Al Sharpton or is this actually me?
Speaker 7: And what is being done to get the public to
Speaker 7: really rise up in various states to say that their
Speaker 7: senators that they want to see the borders, the border
Speaker 7: issue resolved. I mean, you're getting migrants beating up policemen
Speaker 7: in the streets and New York, You're seeing an influx
Speaker 7: of migrants all over the country that frankly have people outraged,
Speaker 7: And couldn't there be some kind of public pressure put
Speaker 7: in the next couple of days in some of these
Speaker 7: senators states saying why are you allowing this to continue?
Speaker 7: Because at the end of the day, senators have to
Speaker 7: deal with their voters. And at the same time, in
Speaker 7: the bill, you give money to Gaza, to Savinas and
Speaker 7: Gaza and Israel.
Speaker 1: But the border.
Speaker 7: I mean, we're looking every day at the invasion of
Speaker 7: migrants and they're playing a time game with politics on this.
Speaker 7: Couldn't that pressure put the bear in their home states?
Speaker 2: Okay, So here's what you're hearing here. The communists street groups.
Speaker 2: Remember they're true believers. The elite communists are not true believers.
Speaker 2: They don't believe in anything they say. John Carry doesn't
Speaker 2: care about the climate right, Barack Obama doesn't think the
Speaker 2: ocean's a rising. That's why about an eleven million dollar
Speaker 2: mansion on the water. They don't believe. But the street
Speaker 2: communists do. And one of the more fascinating I will
Speaker 2: not call it heartbreaking, because it's oftentimes one of the
Speaker 2: only sunny parts of the story, But one of the
Speaker 2: most fascinating parts of communism historically is when they get
Speaker 2: to the part where the street thugs, the communist street groups,
Speaker 2: when they're not needed anymore, or when the elites find
Speaker 2: a better friend and they simply remove them. These street
Speaker 2: communists have looted and pillaged for so long and they
Speaker 2: think at the end there'll be some pot of gold
Speaker 2: that there'll be some seat at the table for them.
Speaker 2: But that's never ever, ever, ever, ever how it works.
Speaker 2: When they're done using the street communists, they are cast aside.
Speaker 2: Ow listen to me. I know the black supremacist activism
Speaker 2: has been a great gig for a long time. Did
Speaker 2: you did you actually think democrats cared about black people?
Speaker 1: Did you did you.
Speaker 2: Really think that? Did you think that they ever cared
Speaker 2: even a little about black people?
Speaker 1: Ow?
Speaker 2: Brother, you got used. They used you for a long
Speaker 2: time for money and power. They never once cared, ever,
Speaker 2: even a little bit. And now look, the illegals are
Speaker 2: more reliable because they're endless. Illegals, for communists are an
Speaker 2: endless supply of blood sucking Democrat votes in endless supply.
Speaker 2: They don't have to stress about you and your neighborhood
Speaker 2: or this neighborhood here. Illegals are so much less headache. Ow, brother,
Speaker 2: your time is over, man, you got used? Maybe wake
Speaker 2: up for it's too late. Huh? All right, before I
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Speaker 2: We're all trying to figure out how to withstand a
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Speaker 2: All right, all right, and now here's a headline by
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Speaker 1: Headlines we didn't.
Speaker 2: Get to online extremism is decades in the making. This
Speaker 2: is from Time magazine and they're showing on the front
Speaker 2: cover a bunch of KKK guys doing some training in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty one. The American system, the system in this
Speaker 2: country is going to do a lot to make you
Speaker 2: seem like some sort of domestic terrorist. A lot. They
Speaker 2: have done a lot, and they're going to do even more. Oh,
Speaker 2: here we go, speaking of al Sharpton Dam's blame misinformation
Speaker 2: for Biden's dwindling support among black voters. Yes, you see,
Speaker 2: you Black people just don't understand how good you haven't.
Speaker 2: This hasn't been communicated to you yet anyway. Enjoy the
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Speaker 2: plug on its Times Square Subway police robot. Anyone who's
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Speaker 2: robot was not going.
Speaker 1: To be long for this world.
Speaker 2: I can't even imagine how many hobos peede in that
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