Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Friday, and ask Doctor Jesse Friday, we're going to
Speaker 1: dig into calling them communists. Someone needs some help apparently
Speaker 1: with his garbage disposal project twenty twenty five. Somebody's running
Speaker 1: for office. There's all kinds of stuff going on on
Speaker 1: the world famous Jesse Kelly's show. I want to play
Speaker 1: something from Tim Walls first before we get back to
Speaker 1: the emails. Walls said, this.
Speaker 2: Go off to Yale, you get a philosophy major, you
Speaker 2: write a best selling book, Tragh, the very people you
Speaker 2: grew up with, just don't come back to Eerie and
Speaker 2: tell us how to run our lives.
Speaker 1: That was Tim Walls blasting away at jd Vance for
Speaker 1: making it out of his rough upbringing going to Yale
Speaker 1: writing this book that jd Vance wrote, and it just
Speaker 1: as I heard him say it, it just reminded me
Speaker 1: how much all Democrat politics now it's all grievance politics,
Speaker 1: all of it, every bit of it. It's all lobster
Speaker 1: in the bucket. Hate the rich guy, hate the guy
Speaker 1: who has the house. You want, the job, you want
Speaker 1: of this you want, that that you want. It's all
Speaker 1: based on envy, and it's really really poisonous. It's really bad.
Speaker 1: It's part of the reason, part of the reason Democrats
Speaker 1: can get worse and worse, meaning meaner and meaner as
Speaker 1: they get older, is because the longer you embrace poison
Speaker 1: like jealousy, like envy, the longer you let that stuff
Speaker 1: fester inside of you. It's poison for the mind, it
Speaker 1: really is. It's like taking drugs for an extended period
Speaker 1: of time. Uncle Jesse, I live in the Houston area.
Speaker 1: I need your help. Something has my garbage disposal locked up.
Speaker 1: Oh never mind, I didn't realize you were being mean.
Speaker 1: My hand doesn't fit through the sink. I figured you
Speaker 1: could get both your hands in there to unclog it
Speaker 1: for me. I hate you also. I believe you replaced Michael,
Speaker 1: but I haven't heard his or her name yet. Is
Speaker 1: there a reason for that? Michael's gone? Just me and
Speaker 1: Chris right now. We have not replaced Michael yet. I
Speaker 1: believe we have settled on somebody. It's a hymn and
Speaker 1: I don't hire hers, so there ain't gonna be no
Speaker 1: her here in the office. This is where dudes work.
Speaker 1: I don't work around hers. Dear Jesse, I listened to
Speaker 1: a lot of political shows, and no one but you
Speaker 1: call the Democrats democrats communists? Why is that? Thank you
Speaker 1: for calling them out for what they are. His name
Speaker 1: is Steven Well. I don't know why other people do
Speaker 1: what they do or don't do what they don't do,
Speaker 1: but I know that they are communists. They are. Is
Speaker 1: this all cultural Marxism, cultural Marxism. I don't know why
Speaker 1: that weird? This is all cultural Marxism. This is all envy.
Speaker 1: It's all warfare between the aggrieved. It's the religion of
Speaker 1: the malcontent. Find the people who are miserable, who hate
Speaker 1: their lives, and use their bitterness to help you destroy
Speaker 1: and help you gain power. It's all Democrat politics is
Speaker 1: It's despicable, it's awful, and I wish more did it.
Speaker 1: But calling them communists is something that is getting into
Speaker 1: the mainstream. Trump is doing this now, and that's huge
Speaker 1: because Trump is such an influential voice on the right.
Speaker 1: Trump is calling Kamala Comrade Kamala, to the point they're
Speaker 1: now printing articles. I saw an article up today. The
Speaker 1: Libs are whining about it. That's wrong. You can't call
Speaker 1: someone a communist. You shouldn't do that again. That's how
Speaker 1: you know you should do that. Whatever bothers them, that's
Speaker 1: what you should do. Because everything they do is based
Speaker 1: on deception. They're trying to hide who they are, what
Speaker 1: they want, trying to hide all these things. So expose them,
Speaker 1: Dear history Professor Jesse help. My hubby tells me that
Speaker 1: if we make over one hundred and twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a year, then Project twenty twenty five will stop
Speaker 1: his income from veterans disability. He tells me to vote
Speaker 1: for Biden because he can read the Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Shall I read the thing? Is this a real thing?
Speaker 1: Please advise you can read Project twenty twenty five. Go ahead.
Speaker 1: Her name's Ann. Your husband is completely wrong. Project twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five is not a legislative agenda that's about to
Speaker 1: be enacted by anybody. Trump has rejected it. Now. I
Speaker 1: like Project twenty twenty five. I like everything I've seen.
Speaker 1: I think it's really really solid. I don't agree with
Speaker 1: everything in it, but boy, if we had that, we'd
Speaker 1: be much better off. But Project twenty twenty five is
Speaker 1: not as much a policy agenda as it is a
Speaker 1: database where people on the right can apply to get
Speaker 1: those government jobs. So as we run the communists out
Speaker 1: of the government, we have a database of people to
Speaker 1: replace them with. That's the main point of Project twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. It's putting decent people in the government, and
Speaker 1: that has plagued us. It's really what plagued Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: first four years. He couldn't ever hire somebody decent. It
Speaker 1: was very very rare. The Sarah Huckabees were very rare.
Speaker 1: He had a long list of losers who went through
Speaker 1: there and really recapped his agenda and his presidency. Project
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, though, has been rejected outright by Trump
Speaker 1: and his people. So this is not something your husband
Speaker 1: has to worry about at all, and they're certainly not
Speaker 1: going to cut his veterans disability. No. Feel free to
Speaker 1: read it yourself, but it's not something that's going to happen. Jesse,
Speaker 1: I have a sinking feeling about this election. I don't
Speaker 1: believe there's a way Trump's going to win. We know
Speaker 1: about the two thousand mules, the voting machines, He's going
Speaker 1: on on all this stuff. Am I being too pessimistic.
Speaker 1: He goes through a long list of things of why
Speaker 1: we can't win. Am I being too pessimistic? His name
Speaker 1: is Scott. No, No, you're not being too pessimistic. But
Speaker 1: I believe we can win. If you feel like we can't,
Speaker 1: like the country's too far gone, you might be right.
Speaker 1: I don't. I'm not trying to try to sugarcoat anything
Speaker 1: for you. We might be too far gone. And if
Speaker 1: this country elects this brain dead moron who doesn't even
Speaker 1: state her policy positions, if the country can be gas
Speaker 1: lit on this level where you can run a campaign
Speaker 1: based on joy with no policy positions and you can win,
Speaker 1: if we're that far gone, well then nationally, as far
Speaker 1: as the fifty State experiment goes, we probably are gone.
Speaker 1: We probably are. We've had this talk before about it
Speaker 1: depends on what you put your hope in. It's not
Speaker 1: that I am without hope or not that I am
Speaker 1: too hopeful. I just have my hope in different things
Speaker 1: than a lot of people do. I've been very frank
Speaker 1: with you on this. I am not hopeful that the
Speaker 1: fifty state experiment will continue on. I am not. I
Speaker 1: look at the things where we're at right now, not
Speaker 1: only with our currency, with our divided population, with how
Speaker 1: many immigrants we've allowed to pour into the country, water
Speaker 1: down and shatter the culture. And what I see, I
Speaker 1: see a box checking list of everything a fading empire
Speaker 1: would be doing. Historically, we are doing everything fading empires
Speaker 1: have done. I am not hopeful in the fifty state experiment.
Speaker 1: If it works out, great, that's what I'm going to
Speaker 1: try for. It's what you're going to try for. I'm
Speaker 1: not hopeful on that. I am, however, very very very hopeful,
Speaker 1: very hopeful that you and I, and more importantly, our
Speaker 1: children can have a life that looks a lot like
Speaker 1: the life we've always known because of our state system
Speaker 1: in this country. We have a state system that is unique,
Speaker 1: and we have gun ownership at a level that is unique.
Speaker 1: Americans own forty six percent of the guns on the planet.
Speaker 1: That matters because as long as that's the case, the
Speaker 1: communists can never fully take over here and do what
Speaker 1: they want. We have guns, and we have a state
Speaker 1: system where if we fortify our states properly, our states,
Speaker 1: many of them are wealthy enough and powerful enough to
Speaker 1: be countries on their own. Did you know that Texas's
Speaker 1: economy is the size of Russia's economy. Did you know
Speaker 1: that that's one state? Now I realize it's a big,
Speaker 1: wealthy state like Texas, but that's one state. We talk
Speaker 1: about Russia like they're this big superpower, and I guess
Speaker 1: given their nuclear stockpile, they are a superpower. One state
Speaker 1: matches Russia's economy. If we can get to red areas
Speaker 1: and win local elections and focus on fortifying the areas,
Speaker 1: we can fortify your children and their children and their
Speaker 1: children after them, no matter what happens, whether it's a
Speaker 1: national divorced or God forbids something worse, no matter what, help,
Speaker 1: No matter what happens, your children can live, work, and
Speaker 1: worship in a place where they can be reasonably free,
Speaker 1: where they can worship freely, where they can speak freely,
Speaker 1: where they can own guns, drive cars, these things. This
Speaker 1: freedom thing doesn't have to go away. If the fifty
Speaker 1: state United States of America experiment comes apart on us,
Speaker 1: it doesn't have to go away. We are in for
Speaker 1: some rocky times, no matter what. When you've done to
Speaker 1: yourself what we've done to ourselves, there's no easy way
Speaker 1: out of this. We've got to come down off of drugs,
Speaker 1: the drugs of spending, the drugs of so many things
Speaker 1: and coming down off of drugs. You ever talked to
Speaker 1: an addict who said, who's gone through rehab and come
Speaker 1: down off of drugs? It doesn't sound very fun. I've
Speaker 1: never had to go through that, but it doesn't sound
Speaker 1: very fun at all. Well, that's where we're at as
Speaker 1: a country where you have paying coming. Yeah, but if
Speaker 1: we fight now, we can win. Just depends on where
Speaker 1: you put your hope. Dear man Boob Lumberyard. Oh, he's
Speaker 1: talking about the nipples splinter On your Twitter handle? Your
Speaker 1: name is at Jesse Kelly DC. What does the DC
Speaker 1: stand for? When I was running for Congress, that's when
Speaker 1: they started my social media accounts and the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: was taken probably still is taken by some poor sap
Speaker 1: named Jesse Kelly. So they decided, because I was running
Speaker 1: to be in Congress, to throw a DC on the
Speaker 1: end of it. It's for Washington, d C. But it
Speaker 1: didn't work out anyway. On a serious note, why is
Speaker 1: your show podcast from this past Juneteenth missing from Apple Podcasts?
Speaker 1: iHeart Spotify? Was it so offensive it was blocked? Hey, Chris,
Speaker 1: why is our juneteenth show. Not on there. Did we
Speaker 1: say I say something terrible that day? I probably I
Speaker 1: probably did. I don't know. I don't know. We can
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Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know why we were here. We
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Speaker 1: I have to go to an event after work tonight.
Speaker 1: And I was just complaining to Jewish producer Chris about
Speaker 1: it and he wasn't very sympathetic. So now I'm gonna
Speaker 1: complain to you. It's a political event. It's something that
Speaker 1: I'm doing just because it's the right thing to do.
Speaker 1: It's not some paid speech or something like that. I'll
Speaker 1: expand more on what it is next week. I don't
Speaker 1: want to be too forward about that now. But it's
Speaker 1: a political event and food is gonna be awful, and
Speaker 1: everybody's gonna talk to me the whole time. And I
Speaker 1: was just going over this with Chris. I think I
Speaker 1: already have a plan. My plan is it's a three
Speaker 1: hour event. Here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna do
Speaker 1: an hour and a half and then I'm gonna give
Speaker 1: myself a people intermission and I'm going to excuse myself
Speaker 1: what Chris, And I'm gonna go get some food. I'm
Speaker 1: just I'm gonna take a half hour, forty five minutes
Speaker 1: and I'm just gonna sit down by myself and eat something.
Speaker 1: What Chris. I ruined it. And now they'll know what
Speaker 1: I'm doing. Yeah, I didn't really consider before. I just
Speaker 1: talked about that just now that a lot of them
Speaker 1: might be listening. In fact, they might already be on
Speaker 1: the way to the event. Look, if you're listening and
Speaker 1: you're going to the event with me, I want you
Speaker 1: to know that you can talk to me. That's fine.
Speaker 1: But if I take a phone call, it's because I
Speaker 1: don't want to talk to you anymore. That's a fake
Speaker 1: phone call. That's one and two. When you see me
Speaker 1: walking out the door, I'm going to get food because
Speaker 1: I don't want to talk to you anymore, So don't
Speaker 1: chase me down. I'll be back once I recharge the
Speaker 1: social batteries. This is the people who were these extroverts.
Speaker 1: Like my wife does not understand this at all because
Speaker 1: she gets energized from being around people, from being in crowds.
Speaker 1: The longer she's there, the longer she wants to stay.
Speaker 1: And I can be having a great time, but there
Speaker 1: is just a time limit. My battery, my social batteries
Speaker 1: going down, down, down the second I get in. Now,
Speaker 1: all that said, if I happen to see any one
Speaker 1: of you tonight, and there's a chance I might, and
Speaker 1: you see me sitting down by myself having some food,
Speaker 1: please come up and say hi. I really, I'm just kidding.
Speaker 1: You can come over and say hello. So well, yeah,
Speaker 1: make it quick. They don't sit and park it there,
Speaker 1: Just come say hello and then let me finish my nachos. Jesse,
Speaker 1: what are your thoughts and opinions on General MacArthur. I
Speaker 1: have always thought of him as a great general and leader.
Speaker 1: But I've read books on World War Two in the
Speaker 1: Korean War, and I've started to have my doubts. What
Speaker 1: say you, ps, Did you ever try cinnamon rules in Chili? No?
Speaker 1: I never did do the cinnamon rules in Chile, but
Speaker 1: I would do cinnamon rules in Chile. Don't shake your head,
Speaker 1: Chris two. I cannot stand Douglas MacArthur, cannot stand him.
Speaker 1: Opinions vary, but this is my rule for generals. It
Speaker 1: always has been my rule for generals, not saying it
Speaker 1: has to be your rule, but it is my rule.
Speaker 1: If they're men. I'm not talking about the officers whose
Speaker 1: career they make. If the men themselves, the guys on
Speaker 1: the ground, if they dislike him, I dislike him because
Speaker 1: the men always know, they always know, they had derogatory
Speaker 1: nicknames for Douglas MacArthur. I don't care what history books
Speaker 1: you read that love him or hate him. It's a
Speaker 1: fact his men called him dugout Doug because he was
Speaker 1: never with them while they were starving and during the
Speaker 1: Korean War, when our guys were freezing and dying, Douglas MacArthur,
Speaker 1: who was in charge of that war, didn't sleep a
Speaker 1: single night in Korea, didn't spend a night there. His
Speaker 1: men resented that his men resented him. He may have
Speaker 1: been brilliant. Everyone calls him brilliant. He was brilliant, had
Speaker 1: a brilliant mind. So I just have to accept the
Speaker 1: history books and accept that. I guess he was brilliant
Speaker 1: on some level. I'm not denying his intelligence at all,
Speaker 1: but that is my rule for generals. If their men
Speaker 1: hate them, I automatically assume he's bad. Well, look, when
Speaker 1: we were in the Marines, I was a nobody. I
Speaker 1: was a four year grunt marine. You go from being
Speaker 1: a private to a private, first class, lance corporal and corporal,
Speaker 1: you end up just so. I was a very low
Speaker 1: level positions. I realize corporals and NCOs run the Marine Corps,
Speaker 1: but still these I'm not working with generals and colonels.
Speaker 1: I'm not working with these guys. And even then, we
Speaker 1: knew when we had a good battalion commander or a
Speaker 1: bad battalion commander. We knew. The men always knew. We
Speaker 1: knew when we had a good company commander and a
Speaker 1: bad company commander. The word goes out, this guy's capable,
Speaker 1: this guy cares, this guy sucks, this guy's selfish, this
Speaker 1: guy's an idiot. The guys on the ground, no, So,
Speaker 1: no matter what our opinions are, yours or mine. On MacArthur,
Speaker 1: the opinions of his men were like, I sucks, tells
Speaker 1: me everything I need to know, Jesse. Do you suspect
Speaker 1: there will be riots with either Trump or a Harris victory.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, if Trump wins, I am hopeful he will.
Speaker 1: But if Trump wins, there are gonna be some terrible
Speaker 1: riots in the blue areas. Remember it's not a pendulum.
Speaker 1: The communist control of blue areas has only gone up
Speaker 1: and up and up and up and up. And in
Speaker 1: these blue areas, law enforcement has been completely neutered. The das,
Speaker 1: they're all Soros das now. Who let the criminals go?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: The FBI is worse than it's ever been doj can't
Speaker 1: be trusted, CIA can't be trusted. These organizations are all
Speaker 1: worse now than they were before. They're going to allow
Speaker 1: anything and everything to oppose Donald Trump. If Donald Trump
Speaker 1: gets elected again, but they already tried to throw him
Speaker 1: in prison, that tried to kill him, what do you
Speaker 1: think they're going to allow to happen if the guy
Speaker 1: gets elected president of the United States of America. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is bad. You know what else is bad? The dollar?
Speaker 1: You know what nations are doing right now? Do you
Speaker 1: know what major finance companies, like the Black Rocks of
Speaker 1: the world. You know what they're doing, buying up hard assets,
Speaker 1: buying up real estate, residential real estate as fast as
Speaker 1: they can. Why do you think that is? Why would
Speaker 1: you be putting so much real estate on your books? Right? Now,
Speaker 1: why is this something that countries do, that finance giants
Speaker 1: do Because in rocky economic times you can go read
Speaker 1: about the Great Depression. Whatever hard assets are the thing
Speaker 1: that lasts and gets you through it. This stock here
Speaker 1: may come or go. A home always has value. Market
Speaker 1: may go up, market may go down, but because it's
Speaker 1: a tangible hard asset, the value is always there. Done
Speaker 1: for you. Real estate will start you investing in real
Speaker 1: estate normal people. This is for normal people to begin.
Speaker 1: Done for you. Real estate handles everything too. They'll get
Speaker 1: you the property, the financing, they handle, the rental process,
Speaker 1: they do it all. Find out what they can do.
Speaker 1: Done for you. Jesse dot Com. Done for you, Jesse
Speaker 1: dot Com. We'll be back. I've got on animois. I
Speaker 1: don't mean yes, Jesse Kelly. You're listening to the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday,
Speaker 1: and asked doctor Jesse Friday. If you miss any part
Speaker 1: of the show or anything this week, go download a podcast.
Speaker 1: iHeart Spotify iTunes. I'll be back on Monday for medal
Speaker 1: of honor Monday. Now, let's do as many of these
Speaker 1: as we can. Master splinter, it's not nice in my state, Nebraska,
Speaker 1: people are calling into talk radio shows claiming to be
Speaker 1: conservatives and saying they absolutely love the economy in the administration,
Speaker 1: saying things like, if you live within your means, the
Speaker 1: economy is great. It seems obvious to me these are
Speaker 1: paid operatives from the Democrat Party. Have you noticed that
Speaker 1: in other areas? Are you hearing similar tactics? I love
Speaker 1: the show. I wish Chris didn't give you such a
Speaker 1: hard time. Me too. So I have seen this, I
Speaker 1: have heard it, and I'll be honest with you. I
Speaker 1: think it's brilliant. Shady. Yeah, yeah, it's shady. It's pretty brilliant.
Speaker 1: Because people want to be on a winning team, momentum,
Speaker 1: it matters. They get caught up in the emotions of
Speaker 1: the election, and look, is it going to work on
Speaker 1: a bunch of people? Of course not, because people understand
Speaker 1: grocery prices are too high they can see their wallet.
Speaker 1: But will it work on some yep? And remember how
Speaker 1: close presidential elections are. It's bonkers. You have this huge country,
Speaker 1: three hundred million people, and you'll have a presidential election
Speaker 1: that really breaks down to fifty thousand votes. It's just
Speaker 1: not that many votes. A little shade here, a little
Speaker 1: shade there, and either you're the president or you're going
Speaker 1: to jail. Especially with the Trump revelation today, I haven't
Speaker 1: touched on it just because it's I guess it became
Speaker 1: a non story. But Judge ruled earlier today that Trump's
Speaker 1: sentencing is going to be after the election November twenty sixth.
Speaker 1: So you want to talk about stakes, think about this.
Speaker 1: For Trump, he wins or he very likely goes to jail,
Speaker 1: and that's before Jack Smith gets his claws into him.
Speaker 1: Trump has to win this election. Dear fellow white trash,
Speaker 1: I just wanted you to know that I did a
Speaker 1: stupid thing and I listened to you. I got involved.
Speaker 1: Next thing you know, I'm running for city council in
Speaker 1: my small town in Colorado. It's a long story, but
Speaker 1: it has been quite a journey. Any advice, Well well done, sir,
Speaker 1: Well done one. I am very very proud of you
Speaker 1: everyone who gets involved like this. This is how we
Speaker 1: save our country. That's freaking awesome. Any advice, Okay, First,
Speaker 1: make sure you are yourself. And I say that everyone
Speaker 1: says that, but this is what I mean. When you
Speaker 1: do politics, whether you're running for office, or honestly. This
Speaker 1: applies a lot to radio and TV. It's very tempting
Speaker 1: to try to copy what someone else does, how someone
Speaker 1: else talks their positions on things. But people can sniff
Speaker 1: out a phony from a mile away. Even the worst
Speaker 1: haters of this show, and people who get offended by
Speaker 1: everything I say, they will email in and say, at
Speaker 1: least I can tell you're being honest. You understand who
Speaker 1: I am. I don't sugarcoat it for you. When you're
Speaker 1: running for office, you are going to talk to people,
Speaker 1: even if it's city council. It doesn't sound big, but
Speaker 1: it's big. You're going to be at events. They'll be
Speaker 1: smaller events, fifteen twenty person events. You're going to go
Speaker 1: give speeches at the local county GOP meeting. You are
Speaker 1: going to speak to rooms full of people. Don't worry
Speaker 1: that you don't give speeches like Ronald Reagan. All right,
Speaker 1: you're just starting out. Get up and be authentic. You're
Speaker 1: if you're nervous, tell them you're nervous. If you are
Speaker 1: passionate about taxes, speak about taxes. If you're passionate about
Speaker 1: what's going on in the schools, focus on that. Just
Speaker 1: be authentic. That's what I'm telling you. Also, don't be
Speaker 1: afraid to ask people for money. This was what I
Speaker 1: struggled with a lot when I was running for Congress.
Speaker 1: I hate asking for asking people for anything. Really, that's
Speaker 1: a Kelly thing. Kelly's don't ask for help, just who
Speaker 1: we are. And I really don't like feeling like a mooch.
Speaker 1: I hate mooches and I never wanted to be thought
Speaker 1: of as a mooch. So I struggled in the beginning
Speaker 1: with asking people for money. But you need money to
Speaker 1: run for office. You have to have money. You need
Speaker 1: money to pay for the mailers, you need money to
Speaker 1: pay for this, and money to pay for thats. Politicians
Speaker 1: do need money, well, the campaigns themselves need money. Learn
Speaker 1: to be comfortable with that, and learn to ask boldly
Speaker 1: when you ask. If you ask people for money when
Speaker 1: you're running for office, and it sounds like this, So
Speaker 1: if I don't know if you can give just just
Speaker 1: five dollars, I certainly don't want to ask for too much.
Speaker 1: But maybe if you could give something, that's fine. But
Speaker 1: if you can't give, if you can't give anything, that's
Speaker 1: fine too. You're not going to raise any money like that.
Speaker 1: You can't do that. You have got to get comfortable
Speaker 1: standing up in front of a room and telling people
Speaker 1: I need money. I have to send mailers out. The
Speaker 1: mailers are going to cost me. I'm just making up
Speaker 1: a number here, are going to cost a campaign ten
Speaker 1: thousand dollars and I need to raise ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: So if you can write me a five hundred dollars
Speaker 1: check tonight. Whatever the limits are to your campaign, make
Speaker 1: sure you stay within the law, But if you can
Speaker 1: write me a five hundred dollar check tonight, I need
Speaker 1: freaking five hundred dollars. I need it that you and
Speaker 1: people who want who want something better for their community,
Speaker 1: they are willing to give to a campaign of someone
Speaker 1: who they think will make it better. You're not mooching it.
Speaker 1: You're not pocketing the cash. You're not taking it to
Speaker 1: red lobster unless you're lucky. You're using it for your campaign.
Speaker 1: So ask for money boldly. Hey, Jesse, a coworker and
Speaker 1: I have a bet on whether Trump will enact their
Speaker 1: exact revenge on Fanny Willis, Alvin Bragg and Judge Murshaan
Speaker 1: by forcing them to step down. I don't think it
Speaker 1: will happen. But my coworker does what do you think
Speaker 1: his name is? Your name is John. Trump doesn't have
Speaker 1: the authority to do this. Trump doesn't. He doesn't have
Speaker 1: any authority over Alvin Bragg. He doesn't have any authority
Speaker 1: over Fanny Willis, and I have any authority over Judge
Speaker 1: Mershan in New York. This is something that norms can
Speaker 1: get caught up in this a lot. They don't understand power,
Speaker 1: different jurisdictions. They don't understand the limits of power. We
Speaker 1: don't have a king here, we don't have a dictator.
Speaker 1: The president can't fire a district attorney in Fulton County,
Speaker 1: Georgia who he doesn't like. That and the fact Trump
Speaker 1: is sadly not a very vengeful person anyway, which is
Speaker 1: a big reason why he's in the pickle he's in.
Speaker 1: Trump wants to get along with these people. He's always
Speaker 1: wanted to get along with these people. He does. He
Speaker 1: wants to be even through with everything he's gone through,
Speaker 1: he does want to be accepted. He wants a nice
Speaker 1: article in the New York Times. He does. That's why
Speaker 1: he still meets with Maggie Haberman when all she does
Speaker 1: is blast away at him. He wants to he wants
Speaker 1: to Trump is not the sword of God vengeful type. Now,
Speaker 1: the sort of god vengeful type is coming. They're going
Speaker 1: to watch how they've chewed Trump up and this, you know,
Speaker 1: it's a sort of god type is coming. But yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead, Chris, go ahead. Play. This is after Trump
Speaker 1: gave this is after Trump got elected. Hillary Clinton the criminal,
Speaker 1: Well this is what he said.
Speaker 2: You know, I'll tell you there is something that I
Speaker 2: wanted to say because I was very honored, very very
Speaker 2: honored when I heard that President Bill Clinton and Secretary
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton was coming today, and I think it's appropriate
Speaker 2: to sell and I'd like you to stand up. I'd
Speaker 2: like you to stand up. And honestly, there's nothing more
Speaker 2: I can say because I have a lot of respect
Speaker 2: for those two people. So thank you all for being here.
Speaker 1: That's after he campaigned for office on locker up. He's
Speaker 1: not the sword of God type one and two. He
Speaker 1: doesn't have the authority to exact revenge on these So
Speaker 1: that's just what it is. Jar Head, What are the
Speaker 1: odds Hochel knew? Uh the lady was a communist. He's
Speaker 1: talking about that communist Chinese spy right next to hogel
Speaker 1: I don't know that Hochel knew she was a spy.
Speaker 1: But there's a reason Democrats keep getting caught with Chinese spies.
Speaker 1: And I will, you know, will break this down in
Speaker 1: just a moment. Before we break that down, speaking of
Speaker 1: funding communists, who do you pay every month for your
Speaker 1: cell phone? Do you make an automatic payment every month
Speaker 1: to AT and T or T Mobile of Verizon? These
Speaker 1: companies they hate us, they hate us. They take our
Speaker 1: money and they use it. Go look up, look, go
Speaker 1: look up whoever you whoever your cell phone provider is,
Speaker 1: Go look up the name of that company in Pride
Speaker 1: month and everything you see there you funded. Think about that.
Speaker 1: I've funded it too. I've had Verizon. My first one
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Speaker 1: smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show. All right, before
Speaker 1: we get to the emails, I didn't get to I
Speaker 1: want I want to break down this question. That Chinese
Speaker 1: spy was just caught the you know, former Kathy Hokeel
Speaker 1: employee found out to be her and her husband a
Speaker 1: Chinese spy. And this keeps happening to Democrats. Diane Feinstein's chauffeur,
Speaker 1: Chinese spy, Eric Swallowell's side piece, Chinese spy. Just Chinese
Speaker 1: spyf to Chinese spy. Why does it keep happening to Democrats?
Speaker 1: It does happen to Republicans too, but it's so much
Speaker 1: more prevalent on the left. Because the guy asked, did
Speaker 1: Hochel new? We ill put to you this way? If
Speaker 1: I if I am. I'm starting a daycare, right, Jesse's Daycare,
Speaker 1: And I'm looking for people to raise the kids, well,
Speaker 1: raise the kids, guide the kids, teach the kids, watch
Speaker 1: the kids. And I go down to the local county
Speaker 1: jail and that's where I start looking for employees to
Speaker 1: work in my daycare. If I grab one guy, is
Speaker 1: that again guarantee he's going to be a bad guy
Speaker 1: who steals from the daycare or hurts the kids. Of
Speaker 1: course not, of course not. Might just be a guy
Speaker 1: who got wrung up for something. He's okay turning his
Speaker 1: life around, of course not. But if I keep going
Speaker 1: down to the local county jail to grab new employees
Speaker 1: for my daycare, is it a guarantee that eventually I'm
Speaker 1: going to get a bad guy working in Jesse's daycare?
Speaker 1: Of course, it's a guarantee. You mind enough prisoners, you're
Speaker 1: going to end up with a scumbag. That's how it is.
Speaker 1: Why do Chinese spies keep finding their way into Democrat offices,
Speaker 1: Because when you're a Democrat, congressman, councilman, whoever you are,
Speaker 1: State legislature doesn't matter. When you're a Democrat, the staffers
Speaker 1: you choose from they will all be dirty commies fresh
Speaker 1: out of dirty Kami universities, and China has heavy influence there,
Speaker 1: so you continue to grab fresh commies from a fresh
Speaker 1: commi university. The law of averages simply state, at some
Speaker 1: point in time, you're going to grab an actual employee
Speaker 1: of the communist Chinese Party. It's the way it works. Eventually,
Speaker 1: you're going to have a subversive in your office and
Speaker 1: the people who are who who you need to vet
Speaker 1: for that? How hard are they going to vet for that?
Speaker 1: Democrats prefer communism to capitalism. That's not just me saying
Speaker 1: that on the radio. Go look at the recent poll
Speaker 1: numbers where they're asking, especially young Democrats, which they prefer.
Speaker 1: They do not prefer freedom, they don't prefer America. So
Speaker 1: you're going to have someone who is sympathies for communism,
Speaker 1: and that's the person you're banking on to vet out
Speaker 1: the Chinese communist. It doesn't work that way. You just
Speaker 1: expose yourself. You're an easy mark to Communist Chinese spying
Speaker 1: when you're an American Democrat. So let that be a
Speaker 1: lesson to you. If you're running for office, something you
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Speaker 1: your Jesse leathers. Do you consider yourself from Ohio or Montana?
Speaker 1: Which state tugs at your heart strings the most? While
Speaker 1: in Montana? Did your family ever make it to Glacier
Speaker 1: Best Rucks ever there? His name is Rick Okay, So
Speaker 1: that's a very hard question to answer because for me personally,
Speaker 1: my heart tugs more for Montana. We moved to Montana
Speaker 1: when I was ten. But on the family side of it,
Speaker 1: not only most of my family I'm talking about extended family,
Speaker 1: but most of my wife's family they're all still in Ohio.
Speaker 1: So when there's a family reunion, a family get together,
Speaker 1: a funeral, if someone dies, it's always Ohio so o
Speaker 1: oh man. I don't even know how to answer that.
Speaker 1: I really identify with both of them a lot. The
Speaker 1: answer your question about Glacier, Yes, we've gone to Glacier
Speaker 1: National Park. Every American should go to Glacier or a
Speaker 1: national park whenever you get a chance. They have huckleberries, Chris,
Speaker 1: have you ever had a huckleberry? They're way better than blueberries.
Speaker 1: I'll just put it that way. It looks like a blueberry.
Speaker 1: They're amazing. Glacier National Park is famous for huckleberries, and
Speaker 1: everywhere you go there will be huckleberry things. Sometimes that
Speaker 1: means it's just huckleberries. Sometimes it's chocolate covered huckleberries. Sometimes
Speaker 1: if you go in a little diner up there, a
Speaker 1: little greasy spoon, you can get a cheeseburger and a
Speaker 1: huckleberry milkshake, oh my gosh, or huckleberry pie. Anyway. Glacier
Speaker 1: is beautiful. It can be dangerous, so just make sure
Speaker 1: you're taking the proper bear precautions. Someone gets eaten by
Speaker 1: grizzly berry every single year up there. Ually it comes
Speaker 1: because they were doing something dumb, but it's wonderful. What's that, Chris?
Speaker 1: What caliber for a grizzly Bear? Well, not a nine milimeter.
Speaker 1: Let me be clear. If you're if you're in grizzly country,
Speaker 1: I'll just tell you what we did in Montana. It
Speaker 1: really needs to be at least a three point fifty
Speaker 1: seven magnum, preferably a forty four magnum. We're not talking
Speaker 1: about a self defense carry weapon here. You need a heavy,
Speaker 1: heavy caliber. And a lot of people won't carry this,
Speaker 1: so I don't bring it up. But like my old man,
Speaker 1: my folks on their ranch, when they're out there messing
Speaker 1: with fences and pounding fence posts and stuff like that
Speaker 1: because they have bears out there, a shotgun with a
Speaker 1: slug is really best. A lot of guys will carry
Speaker 1: a shotgun in one round will be a slug, and
Speaker 1: the next round will be buckshot, and the next round
Speaker 1: will be a slug. You really, I would want a
Speaker 1: shotgun with a slug if I had a charging grizzly bear,
Speaker 1: But it's hard to get people when they're visiting glacier
Speaker 1: and hiking to carry around a shot No one wants
Speaker 1: to carry a freaking chotgun around it's heavy, so forty
Speaker 1: four magnum at least a three point fifty seven magnum.
Speaker 1: This is from me every day, Carrie nine milimeter, Jesse,
Speaker 1: A grizzly bear will laugh at your nine milimeter if
Speaker 1: he's charging you to eat you. I'm sorry. That's just
Speaker 1: the way it is. Those animals are amazing, amazing, you know,
Speaker 1: Lewis and Clark. Have you ever read any of the
Speaker 1: Steven Ambrose Lewis and Clark stuff? What's that? What's that
Speaker 1: book called? I think it's called Undaunted Courage, if I
Speaker 1: remember right. Steven Ambrose, God rest his soul, was a
Speaker 1: wonderful American historian, and he wrote an amazing book on
Speaker 1: Lewis and Clark. If you want to get some updates
Speaker 1: on their expedition, well updates, I guess the expedition's over
Speaker 1: if you want to learn about their expedition. But Lewis
Speaker 1: and Clark, they wrote about the first time they encountered
Speaker 1: grizzly bears. They'd known black bears because they were from
Speaker 1: Eastern in the United States, but they had never see
Speaker 1: grizzly bears, and they were just floored that you could
Speaker 1: just fire seven eight rounds into this thing, and it
Speaker 1: would just keep coming. They thought they were monsters. You
Speaker 1: put a smile on your face and enjoy your weekend.
Speaker 1: We'll be back to do it again on Monday. Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor Monday. That's all