Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Shows. Another hour the Jesse Kelly Show. You know,
Speaker 1: I got this theory right that they're pushing Joe Biden
Speaker 1: out the door. So we all know who George Soros is.
Speaker 1: All of us remember this. George Soros is old? How
Speaker 1: old is George Soros? Well, you know those what do
Speaker 1: you call that area right underneath your eyes? Chris, is
Speaker 1: there a word for that? Right underneath your eyes? The bags?
Speaker 1: The baggies. We do need women around here to tell
Speaker 1: us these things anyway, you know, the bags under your eyes.
Speaker 1: The last time I saw George Soros, his looked like
Speaker 1: some mostly deflated water balloons. They were hanging down just
Speaker 1: below his jaw. I think George Soros is really old.
Speaker 1: Alex Soros is not. He has a son, Alex Sorels.
Speaker 1: I don't even think he's forty. If he is, he's
Speaker 1: barely forty. He's thirty nine forty, and he's taking over
Speaker 1: the family business. He is in charge of billions of dollars.
Speaker 1: Last I saw it was twenty five billion. They are
Speaker 1: going to be sinking these evil comedy trash bags. That's
Speaker 1: what they're going to be sinking into this presidential race, well,
Speaker 1: not presidential race, sorry, the twenty twenty four races of
Speaker 1: various kinds. He went and met with Kamala Harris at
Speaker 1: her private residence. I'm telling you, the movers and shakers
Speaker 1: are out there trying to get things done, trying to
Speaker 1: get things done. Eight seven seven three seven seven four
Speaker 1: three seven three Cindy, Wisconsin, go Cindy.
Speaker 2: Hey, Jessey. I have two comments, but now I have
Speaker 2: to give a third and a fourth. Very brief. First
Speaker 2: one is you just escaped from prison with that cut.
Speaker 2: I think you might do better to go all balls.
Speaker 2: I'm I look at you, I think prison escape. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's what okay. Second one, The second one is, well,
Speaker 2: I'm wishing things around. I'm sorry, call Strader with Carl Strader.
Speaker 2: You you brought this on after, mister cal Streider. But
Speaker 2: the Phil Collins thing, I'm sorry it does, but I
Speaker 2: don't care what song? Okay, the drum Now, maybe it's
Speaker 2: because my I was buried too. Musician and my ex
Speaker 2: husband used to play over and over and over and
Speaker 2: over the same song. I could pull my hair out.
Speaker 2: So anyway, we got divorced and it was better so
Speaker 2: that's that. The third one is I'm doing my point.
Speaker 2: I'm disabled to hard for me to do my part
Speaker 2: a lot of it for for are the cause. But
Speaker 2: I was at the gas station the other day and
Speaker 2: there's I live in way northern Wisconsin, very touristic area,
Speaker 2: so so like a quick trip was I'm sure you've
Speaker 2: got a huge gas station that has food and stuff,
Speaker 2: you know, huge places packed, you know, trucks. They mostly
Speaker 2: here have Minneapolis and Illinois license plates, but people that
Speaker 2: own cabins here or come up for the lakes or whatever. Anyways,
Speaker 2: so it's Memorial Day. They're headed home, and I'm wobbling
Speaker 2: in because I mean so much pain. But again I'm
Speaker 2: not fat, so just give you this not to be
Speaker 2: a fat Anyway, the wobbling, I'm getting ready to wabble out.
Speaker 2: Nobody wears mask up here, I mean nobody. And there's
Speaker 2: two guys right behind me. And do they offer to
Speaker 2: help me? Of course, with my heavy stuff, I had
Speaker 2: to get eyes because I do it putting up for it. Anyways,
Speaker 2: do they offer to help me? Oh, Heaven's no. But
Speaker 2: it's a guiden thirty and a teenage son and they're
Speaker 2: both wearing masks. I was in clear pain, and I
Speaker 2: turned aroundit solvent and I looked straight in the eyes
Speaker 2: of the dance and I started laughing. I could almost
Speaker 2: stop laughing. So there you go. I'm doing my part
Speaker 2: so ridicule.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, it is time to bully. We must bring
Speaker 1: back the appropriate social shame system of this country because
Speaker 1: our current social shame system is all out of whack.
Speaker 1: Cindy is doing her part. Eight seven seven three seven
Speaker 1: seven four three seven three. You won some great news.
Speaker 1: Miami Dade school board rejects LGBTQ month for the second year.
Speaker 1: That's the Miami Dade school Board. You see, people became
Speaker 1: activists in Miami Dade and they chose to take over
Speaker 1: their school board. And now their children are no longer
Speaker 1: being waterboarded with rainbow propaganda for a month a year.
Speaker 1: Why because they didn't rea the latest news stories, gnash
Speaker 1: their teeth and scream and yell and give up and
Speaker 1: nothing matters with that trope. They dug in and turn
Speaker 1: their anger into activism. That's what we need to do,
Speaker 1: anger into activism. How many kids in the Miami Dade
Speaker 1: school area are going to have better lives now because parents,
Speaker 1: normal people turn their anger into activism. That's what we
Speaker 1: have to do. I freakin love it. That's what we
Speaker 1: have to do. It's what we have to do to
Speaker 1: primary compromised Republicans like Ken Bibb.
Speaker 3: Now, I'm not convinced that that evidence exists, and I'm
Speaker 3: not supporting an impeachment inquiry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anyway, eight seven seven three seven seven four three
Speaker 1: seven three. Dear Oracle, I apologize if you've addressed this
Speaker 1: on the air, but I'm very interested in your thoughts.
Speaker 1: Was nine to eleven in inside job in your opinion?
Speaker 1: Being a veteran like myself, I personally don't think it
Speaker 1: was rubs me the wrong way when people say it is,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying they handled everything perfectly, so on and
Speaker 1: so forth. No, No, I'll never believe that. But at
Speaker 1: the same time, and I've said this before, and this
Speaker 1: is going to be our problem going forward, forget about
Speaker 1: the past, moving forward as a nation. Our problem is
Speaker 1: going to be the lack of trust in what that
Speaker 1: means for our country. Because right now, here's what's going on.
Speaker 1: We're kind of in you and me. We don't like
Speaker 1: this government, we don't like all the tyranny. So we're
Speaker 1: in the fund stage of being rebels. This is the
Speaker 1: fun stage. Now, I won't do this, No, I won't
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 3: Ha ha ha.
Speaker 1: Take your mask and wipe your ear in with it.
Speaker 1: But we're all having fun with it now, being the
Speaker 1: fun kind of rebels. But it really is pretty much
Speaker 1: catastrophic for a nation. If a nation's people no longer
Speaker 1: trust what they hear from any of their institutions, that's
Speaker 1: a really, really big deal, an extremely big deal. And
Speaker 1: that's what we have now in this country. So when
Speaker 1: things like nine to eleven happen, or when we look
Speaker 1: back on something terrible like nine to eleven, going forward,
Speaker 1: I'm going to have more and more sympathy than I've
Speaker 1: ever had for people who think they're being lied to
Speaker 1: by all of their institutions, because we've all been lied
Speaker 1: to by all of our institutions. What do you expect
Speaker 1: me to goet like the guy asked them about UFOs
Speaker 1: and stuff like that, Well, what do you expect me
Speaker 1: to do? Sit up here right now and tell you
Speaker 1: CIA wouldn't lie to you, FBI wouldn't lie to you.
Speaker 1: FBI lies to you on a regular basis all the time. Oh,
Speaker 1: white supremacist or the biggest terrorist threat. FBI lies for
Speaker 1: a living, Military wouldn't lie to you. Military lies all
Speaker 1: the time, Pentagon, all these people. So I sympathize now
Speaker 1: with any theory anyone may have on this stuff. Bob Tampa, go, hey.
Speaker 4: Man, I'm calling you about the Tucker Carlson Larry Sinclair interview.
Speaker 4: You've been getting any feedback from listeners about that yet?
Speaker 1: No, it wasn't my interview. Jay new Jersey go, yeah, hi, Jesse.
Speaker 3: I just want to know all your thoughts about that
Speaker 3: communist gumbag journalist who stormed out of the interview upon
Speaker 3: being confronted with evidence of the Boden family trees and
Speaker 3: his activities.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is Chris. If you wouldn't mind, will you
Speaker 1: grab the audio of that. His name is Philip Bump.
Speaker 1: Philip Bump. I swear all my life that's his real name.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: Philip Bump is not only a communist, he works for
Speaker 1: probably the most despicable news organization in the country. If
Speaker 1: you ask people what they think, hey, what's the most
Speaker 1: What's the most despicable news organization in the country, you
Speaker 1: will normally hear one of two things. The New York
Speaker 1: Times and CNN. And if you believe either one of
Speaker 1: those are the worst, that's a total valid belief. They
Speaker 1: are despicable, horrible. Anything horrible you say about those people's fine.
Speaker 1: People do not realize how truly gross the Washington Post is.
Speaker 1: It's every bit as evil and dishonest as Provda whatever
Speaker 1: was in the Soviet Union. It's really bad. Remember remember
Speaker 1: when that isis dude gets it when he kicked it over,
Speaker 1: when when he got gunned down, he actually blew himself up,
Speaker 1: and the Washington Post immediately ran with the headline describing
Speaker 1: him as an austere religious scholar like this, it's an
Speaker 1: anti American, despicable publication. Well, I'm gonna play you in
Speaker 1: case you haven't heard it, what Philip Bump just went
Speaker 1: through on this podcast. I'll play that for you in
Speaker 1: a second, and then we'll get back to these eight
Speaker 1: seven seven three seven seven four three seven three. Before
Speaker 1: we get back to these, remember there's always a benefit,
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Speaker 3: Go now?
Speaker 1: What Chris? We could make jokes. It's fine, you get
Speaker 1: that right. The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. And speaking of losing trust in institutions, I
Speaker 1: have a couple other things I want to get to
Speaker 1: before I get back to these calls and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: But I want to play something for you. The guy
Speaker 1: referenced an interview. Washington Post has a guy who writes
Speaker 1: for them. His name is Philip Bump. I'm gonna let
Speaker 1: this whole thing play in its entirety to Chris, dug
Speaker 1: it up for you. Philip Bump is sitting down for
Speaker 1: a podcast interview with some guy. The guy asks him
Speaker 1: some very basic questions. Listen to how it goes, Chris,
Speaker 1: take it away.
Speaker 6: What do you take from the text message to his
Speaker 6: adult daughter A hundred textizers I have to give fifty
Speaker 6: percent of my income to Pop.
Speaker 7: I have no idea what that means. I don't. I
Speaker 7: have no idea what that means.
Speaker 8: But it's it's it's I.
Speaker 7: Know, it's circumstantial evidence, and you prefer that what what?
Speaker 4: What could be?
Speaker 7: I have no idea? But doesn't it don't? Well, I
Speaker 7: appreciate your has.
Speaker 8: Anybody has anybody asked her?
Speaker 7: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 8: Don't you think somebody should ask her?
Speaker 7: Okay, Like I'm not. I just said I don't know,
Speaker 7: and I don't know what to make of it, So
Speaker 7: I have nothing I say about it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but doesn't Yeah, but you say there's no evident evidence.
Speaker 6: But then there's a text message where he says, I
Speaker 6: give Pop fifty per cent of my money.
Speaker 8: That's that's evidence.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well, okay, fine, fine, so evidence I appreciate your
Speaker 7: having me on.
Speaker 8: It doesn't that something like that? Who do you think
Speaker 8: any more?
Speaker 7: I look at that, I'm saying, I don't feel you
Speaker 7: want me to leave, Like just walk out in the
Speaker 7: middle of this. You can that way, you can look,
Speaker 7: you can go.
Speaker 8: Is this a standard?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 8: This is the way the Washington Post handles people who.
Speaker 7: Disagree with one I agree to be on for forty
Speaker 7: five minutes, and then they get on for an hour
Speaker 7: and fifteen. Yet that after a while, I go, go, thanks, man.
Speaker 1: He takes off his headphones and he takes off. So
Speaker 1: you've heard he got asked, okay, what about this? And
Speaker 1: he could not have been less interested. I don't know
Speaker 1: what you're talking about. That no idea, No, I don't
Speaker 1: don't know anything. People have a hard time still, even
Speaker 1: most of the right has a hard time wrapping their
Speaker 1: minds around this. The media is not biased, they're not biased,
Speaker 1: and we've said these things. I think I had the
Speaker 1: bumper sticker at one point in time. I don't believe
Speaker 1: the liberal media, the liberal media, the liberal media, the
Speaker 1: biased media, bubble standard, the hypocrisy that they're not biased,
Speaker 1: they're on the same team. They're on the same team.
Speaker 1: This is why I get so incredibly frustrated with all
Speaker 1: the Republicans, and it's almost all of them now, who
Speaker 1: are constantly giving time to these people sitting down with
Speaker 1: an ABC News reporter, sitting down with a New York
Speaker 1: Times reporter. Because what I always say, and I'd say
Speaker 1: this over and over again, would you sit down and
Speaker 1: give two three hours of access to the campaign manager
Speaker 1: for Joe Biden? Would you?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: And by the way, the campaign manager for Joe Biden
Speaker 1: who you're sitting down with, he gets to edit down
Speaker 1: your interview and publish what he wants on the TV networks.
Speaker 1: Would you ever in a million years sit down with
Speaker 1: the campaign manager for Joe Biden? All of them, every
Speaker 1: single Republican would answer that question. No, No, I wouldn't. No,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't. No, I wouldn't. Then why are you sitting
Speaker 1: down with anybody from the Washington Post, from the New
Speaker 1: York Times, from the They're not biased. They're on the
Speaker 1: same team. Philip Bump, the Washington Post, they're not They
Speaker 1: don't lean left. They're on the same team. Philip Bump's
Speaker 1: job is not even to pretend to do actual journalism.
Speaker 1: Philip Bump's job is to protect his friends and attack
Speaker 1: his enemies. The friends of the system will be rewarded
Speaker 1: handsomely in any way he can reward them by Philip
Speaker 1: Bump so he can keep his system membership card, like
Speaker 1: we talked about extensively last night. And all the friends
Speaker 1: of Philip Bump will be protected and its enemies will
Speaker 1: be attacked. That is how it works. That's how communists
Speaker 1: look at everything. It's never about an issue or a
Speaker 1: lie or a document or corruption or any anything else.
Speaker 1: It's all friends. It's all allies and enemies. And it
Speaker 1: frustrates me that so many of our elected officials still
Speaker 1: do not wrap their minds around this. They still use
Speaker 1: words like double standard and hypocrisy and all kinds of
Speaker 1: stuff like this. Its me freaking crazy, Tony Tampa go.
Speaker 4: Yes, thanks a lot, Jesse. Let me tell you something, man,
Speaker 4: we got a right wing dictator. We would have to
Speaker 4: put up with those stone age Marxist Lenin's Democrats and
Speaker 4: Alex Soros. We have a six to five GDP, and
Speaker 4: we would have put up with those climate jackasses. And
Speaker 4: we have to put up with who are those guys
Speaker 4: that storyteller garbage. You got those those guys that are
Speaker 4: talk of the six and seven year old kids.
Speaker 1: I'm down, Tony, you're gonna blow and gask at Catherine Washington.
Speaker 5: Go.
Speaker 9: Kathleen, and I just want to talk about the barrier
Speaker 9: across the river that the Texas governor has and if that,
Speaker 9: if there was a little minno in danger, he wouldn't
Speaker 9: have any trouble keeping that barrier.
Speaker 1: Or Andrea Colorado go.
Speaker 4: I'm just cheer and thinking I'm homeless.
Speaker 1: All right, that'll do with those for tonight. Anyway, you
Speaker 1: can email the show you're asked doctor Jesse questions Jesse
Speaker 1: at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Those are for tomorrow. No more calls for tonight, Jesse.
Speaker 1: I am so disturbed that January sixth people were being
Speaker 1: sent to prison for years. There's a human being behind
Speaker 1: each one of these sentences. We know the communists don't
Speaker 1: care about human beings. Who's helping them? Can anyone help them?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Look, I've done, I've done what I can to raise
Speaker 1: money for the January sixth political prisoners. Very few people,
Speaker 1: even in the right wing media sphere, will speak for them.
Speaker 1: Most of the ones who speak for them now only
Speaker 1: speak for them. On behalf of the Trump campaign. Before
Speaker 1: Trump's campaign ramped up, hardly anybody spoke about them at all.
Speaker 1: Julie Kelly has been reporting on what's happening to these
Speaker 1: people from the very beginning. We've been having on and
Speaker 1: talking about it, and I just think it's so criminal,
Speaker 1: not just what's happening to these people, how little the
Speaker 1: right cares. I know the communists are cheering. I know
Speaker 1: every single time anyone on the right goes to prison
Speaker 1: has their life ruined. I know the communists are cheering.
Speaker 1: But the number of people on the right who genuinely care,
Speaker 1: it's very low. I'm not talking about with you. I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about with you. I'm talking about people who
Speaker 1: do radio TV. Well, you never heard their names, you
Speaker 1: never heard their January sixth political prisoners stories until Trump
Speaker 1: announced he was running for reelection. Then miraculously everyone acted
Speaker 1: like they cared. Where were you? Where were you? These
Speaker 1: people have committed suicide, They've had their lives destroyed over
Speaker 1: virtually nothing. Most of them of them did nothing, hardly anything,
Speaker 1: If anything, I was a little misdemeanor and They've just
Speaker 1: had their lives wrecked, just like a third world country,
Speaker 1: only it's here. Why don't people care? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know, all right, Speaking of trust in our
Speaker 1: institutions and the lack thereof, hang on.
Speaker 4: Fighting for your freedom every day.
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show, it is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Reminding you you can download a podcast at the show.
Speaker 1: They podcast the whole thing on iHeart, Google, Spotify and iTunes.
Speaker 1: So back to what we're talking about about trust and institutions. Look,
Speaker 1: we don't trust our institutions, critically important institutions. And right now,
Speaker 1: again I want to stress we're in the fun phase
Speaker 1: of this. I'm never masking again. I don't care what
Speaker 1: they say. That's the fun phase. The bad phases in
Speaker 1: the future, and they earned all the distrust right here.
Speaker 1: FDA refuses to provide COVID nineteen vaccine safety data to
Speaker 1: the United States Senator Ron Johnson or Senator that I'm
Speaker 1: going to need that data. Can I have the data?
Speaker 1: FDA said no, Actually, we're going to keep that hidden.
Speaker 1: It's not just that our institutions they've lost all of
Speaker 1: our trust. None of them are even a little interested
Speaker 1: in gaining any of it back. They're all doing things
Speaker 1: every single day to try to make the problem worse.
Speaker 1: And what's going to happen is a serious situation is
Speaker 1: going to come and that lack of trust is going
Speaker 1: to be devastating for society. Look, here's another one. Americans
Speaker 1: are losing faith faith in the value of college. Whose
Speaker 1: fault is that, Well, hang on, let me break it
Speaker 1: down for you. The colleges. It's the fault. It's the
Speaker 1: fault of the colleges. You cannot fill up your administrations
Speaker 1: full of committed communists. Many of them are communists terrorists.
Speaker 1: If you'd like to know the names and locations of
Speaker 1: the communist terrorists who are still drawing a paycheck today
Speaker 1: in America's university system, I have a whole chapter on
Speaker 1: that in the Communist Manifesto, which can be purchased at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellybook dot com. Chris, But you filled up your
Speaker 1: administrations with communist terrorists, and then you hired communists to
Speaker 1: be professors, and eventually campuses ceased being places where kids
Speaker 1: could go and learn, and you would leave there with
Speaker 1: a higher level of skill than when you entered, uniquely
Speaker 1: prepared to enter into the more white collar workforce. Now
Speaker 1: you're just graduating a bunch of idiot commies who know
Speaker 1: how to regurgitate commy talking points and companies who are
Speaker 1: still interested in the bottom line are not interested in that,
Speaker 1: not at all. Now when they look at your Harvard
Speaker 1: on your resume, they think, h ooh, man, I'm not
Speaker 1: really sure, But what if this person's an idiot, because
Speaker 1: there are a lot of them. In fact, you could
Speaker 1: probably argue that's most of them at this point in time.
Speaker 1: Get to some emails, Dear Balding Kelly. I keep hearing
Speaker 1: I keep seeing and hearing people say, I'm sure Trump
Speaker 1: learned his lesson about signing all the crappy bills or
Speaker 1: hiring awful people or even COVID. Why do people think
Speaker 1: he must have learned his lesson when he keeps doubling
Speaker 1: down on all COVID things and hiring awful people. This
Speaker 1: lady is clearly not a Trump fan. Why do I
Speaker 1: think people keep doubling down? Well, Trump, Trump is an
Speaker 1: interesting figure, an extremely interesting figure, and there are always
Speaker 1: people like this. Now they're rare, but these people people
Speaker 1: like this come along, and what they are is they're
Speaker 1: so different from the norm that they really they just
Speaker 1: stick out like a sore thumb. They're so different from
Speaker 1: what we're used to. Trump comes along, he speaks like
Speaker 1: politicians don't speak. He's very rude, he's not afraid to
Speaker 1: misspell words on social media. He'll call somebody horse face.
Speaker 1: Is completely a wild card. Most politicians, most of them,
Speaker 1: they speak like this. They speak in just these vague uselessness.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't even need to do dome. That
Speaker 1: would be too easy. Here's Mitch McConnell. Listen to this.
Speaker 9: What if doctor said is.
Speaker 5: The precise medical reason for those two freeze ups. What
Speaker 5: doctor Momihan's report addressed was concerns people might have. It's
Speaker 5: some things that happened to me, did happen? They didn't,
Speaker 5: And really I have nothing to add to that. I
Speaker 5: think you pretty well covered the subject.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? Hey, what did the doctor tell you?
Speaker 1: Why do you keep freezing up a couple of times? Well,
Speaker 1: what the doctor said was that the people had some
Speaker 1: concerns about what happened, but they shouldn't add the concerns
Speaker 1: about what happened because that thing didn't happen. Wait, what
Speaker 1: that didn't That didn't answer anything, So that's how politicians
Speaker 1: normally speak. You ask Donald Trump, Hey, Trump, are you
Speaker 1: a big fan of the new anchor on Monday Night Football?
Speaker 1: They'll say no, I think he's ugly and his kids
Speaker 1: are stupid. No one's ever heard of anything like that before.
Speaker 1: Well in any field, no matter what the field is politics,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter what the field is. When you have
Speaker 1: somebody who looks and sounds so different than the norm,
Speaker 1: you're going to get a figure who is uniquely polarizing.
Speaker 1: So what's happened is you either hate Donald Trump? You
Speaker 1: hate him with the fire of a thousand sons, it's
Speaker 1: about half my audience. Or you love Donald Trump. You
Speaker 1: love him and there's nothing anyone can ever show you
Speaker 1: or tell you that will make you sway from that
Speaker 1: love for Donald Trump. That's the other half of the audience.
Speaker 1: It's wild, like we laugh about it, not that we're
Speaker 1: laughing at anybody. How different the emails are when they
Speaker 1: come in. It's how could you trust this stupid idiot?
Speaker 1: Anti Christ is a bumbling but food and never learned anything,
Speaker 1: and he locked down the country. I'd rather die than
Speaker 1: vote for Trump again. And the next email will be
Speaker 1: how could you even consider anyone but the Greek god Trump,
Speaker 1: who's the only chance we have to And the next
Speaker 1: one's the opposite. It's it's because he's such a he's
Speaker 1: such a striking figure in the world of politics. What
Speaker 1: happened was he he created this cult following but also
Speaker 1: a cult unfollowing. And that's definitely not the word I
Speaker 1: want to use there, But I don't know the word
Speaker 1: I'm looking for. He has a unique number of passionate
Speaker 1: people who believe he is the solution to our problems.
Speaker 1: But he also has a unique number of people who
Speaker 1: think he is the Antichrist. So why do people She
Speaker 1: was mad, this lady who wrote this in was mad
Speaker 1: that you know, why why don't they Why aren't they
Speaker 1: mad about the COVID lockdowns and stuff like that. Well,
Speaker 1: if you're on the pro Trump's side of that, like
Speaker 1: I've mentioned before, when you fall in love, love gives
Speaker 1: you blinders, and hate gives you blinders too. Look, the
Speaker 1: Trump haters have just the same blinders that Trump lovers have.
Speaker 1: When you fall in love with politicians or you fall
Speaker 1: in hate with them, you automatically have blinders on yourself.
Speaker 1: You cannot see clearly. And again back to the emails
Speaker 1: I get on this every day. The people who hate
Speaker 1: Trump come off to me oftentimes as hating him unreasonably.
Speaker 1: And while they'll make excellent points, I have problems with
Speaker 1: things Trump did. They blame him for everything. It's too
Speaker 1: hot today, it's Trump's fault. Trump's is everything. Trump everything,
Speaker 1: Trump sucks, and vice versa. The people who uniquely love him,
Speaker 1: that's all they can see. They just love him so much,
Speaker 1: and it's Trump or bust, and it's only Trump, and
Speaker 1: if it's not Trump, then the world ends. And as
Speaker 1: somebody who just doesn't ever feel that way about politicians,
Speaker 1: I kind of hate all of them, be honest with you.
Speaker 1: If somebody doesn't feel that way, it's just fascinating to watch.
Speaker 1: But it's a very human thing. If that's you right
Speaker 1: now and you're sitting there and you're saying, yeah, I
Speaker 1: love Trumper, No he sucks, you should know that's a
Speaker 1: human thing. We pick somebody and for whatever reason, their actions,
Speaker 1: what they say, whether they remind us of a good
Speaker 1: memory a bad memory, we will decide pretty early on.
Speaker 1: Humans will decide early on whether they like or dislike somebody.
Speaker 1: And once you decide I like this person, a lot,
Speaker 1: you'll find yourself doing this thing where everything they do
Speaker 1: reinforces your like for them. Yeah, I knew I love
Speaker 1: that guy. Or if you dislike him, everything they do
Speaker 1: reinforces your dislike for them. Gosho, did you see how
Speaker 1: that guy chewed? I knew I hated him. That's the
Speaker 1: way human beings work. Man. You know what's disappointing. It's
Speaker 1: only I only have myself to blame for this, but
Speaker 1: there's something that's very disappointing. Sorry, changing the subject.
Speaker 5: My focus is just stay focused.
Speaker 1: The rebels, society's rebels from when you were a kid.
Speaker 1: Who were society's famous rebels when you were a kid.
Speaker 1: There were a bunch from when I was a kid,
Speaker 1: you know, in various fields, but couple rebels from when
Speaker 1: I was a kid. They're the guys saying things you're
Speaker 1: not allowed to say, always a little too wild, doing
Speaker 1: things like that. Two of the biggest ones from when
Speaker 1: I was a kid were Eminem and Howard Stern. Now
Speaker 1: I was never a huge fan of either of them totally,
Speaker 1: to be totally honest, just not my cup of tea.
Speaker 1: But they were the rebels, the guys, the bad boys, right,
Speaker 1: you know, what's sad as you get older, realizing that
Speaker 1: the quote rebels from when you were a kid are
Speaker 1: all just a bunch of systems serving losers, and there
Speaker 1: were never rebels to begin with. Eminem can't he can't
Speaker 1: lick enough system boots. Then I got this Howard Stern today.
Speaker 1: He keeps getting in fights with his wife because of
Speaker 1: his deep fear of COVID. They keep getting in fights
Speaker 1: because he still can't shake a fear of COVID. He
Speaker 1: used to be the radio bad boy. Now he hides
Speaker 1: with a mask in his face, shouting at his wife
Speaker 1: that she's not social distancing. Gosh, that's sad, right, all right,
Speaker 1: let's get the headlines I didn't get too. Don't forget
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Speaker 1: email into Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. Senator Josh
Speaker 1: Holly not exactly given old Mitch McConnell a vote of
Speaker 1: confidence out.
Speaker 3: I don't think you can have it both ways. I mean,
Speaker 3: if you're concerned about the president's ability to do his job,
Speaker 3: and I am, and a lot of Republicans say they are,
Speaker 3: and then you've got to be concerned what it's somebody
Speaker 3: from your own party, right. I mean, it can't be
Speaker 3: sauce for the goose, but not for the gannor is
Speaker 3: he able to do the job. I mean, he's going
Speaker 3: to have.
Speaker 1: To rest assured. These are not small comments. These comments
Speaker 1: are being heard in the McConnell office. This is very
Speaker 1: much a shot across the bow between Holly and McConnell,
Speaker 1: not the first one they've had. There's tension there, a
Speaker 1: lot of tension there. And the reason I bring this
Speaker 1: up is I realize this is just one of a
Speaker 1: million different fights going on right now. But the choice
Speaker 1: of who leads Republicans in the Senate when Mitch McConnell
Speaker 1: retires when his terms up, that choice is going to
Speaker 1: be a huge choice for us. When Mitch McConnell goes.
Speaker 1: If we end up with John Thune or John Cornyn,
Speaker 1: then we have gained nothing by losing Mitch McConnell. We
Speaker 1: might as well have kept Mitch McConnell. If we can
Speaker 1: switch it one of these upstarts in there, maybe we
Speaker 1: can start actually accomplishing some things that matter in the Senate.
Speaker 1: Let's get jd Vance up there.
Speaker 10: Mandatory masking was a failure. It had costs for very
Speaker 10: little benefits, and we shouldn't repeat it, Miss President. As
Speaker 10: of in legislative session, I ask unanimous consent that the
Speaker 10: Senate proceeded to the media consideration of S. Two seven
Speaker 10: three eight the Freedom to Breed Act, which is at desk,
Speaker 10: and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid
Speaker 10: upon the table with no intervening action or debate.
Speaker 1: Is there objection reserving the right to object?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Whatever, We're not going to listen to your stupid right
Speaker 1: to object. You know what I'm going to listen to.
Speaker 1: I'm going to listen to everybody in my life who
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Speaker 1: have the wisdom. I want to listen to do I
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Speaker 1: And now here's a headline by go you know, you
Speaker 1: know the.
Speaker 8: Thing headlines we didn't get to.
Speaker 1: You know, I almost forgot. I don't use washcloths. Well, look,
Speaker 1: I don't use them. And we asked about this last week,
Speaker 1: what Chris, we asked about them last week. But the
Speaker 1: my pillow towel is so soft. I'm considering trying the washcloth,
Speaker 1: but I can't risk the wife finding me with the washcloth.
Speaker 1: It is Usa cotton. It's calling out to me. Anyway. Look,
Speaker 1: maybe I'll talk to my pillow and see if they'll
Speaker 1: make me an extra small one I can conceal somewhere
Speaker 1: or something like that. Anyway, And now here's a headline.
Speaker 2: Why you know, you know the thing.
Speaker 8: Headlines we didn't get to.
Speaker 1: Almost all major businesses use software to track workers keystrokes.
Speaker 1: A reminder to you that this new computerized economy, work
Speaker 1: from home economy, is going to come with some consequences.
Speaker 1: A lot of my friends who work from home have
Speaker 1: been complaining to me over the last year or two
Speaker 1: about their companies forcing them to install this software, even
Speaker 1: on personal computers at home. No, we're going to track this.
Speaker 1: We're going to track that. It ain't all it's cracked
Speaker 1: up to be.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 1: Nobody tracks me when I'm at the office, which is
Speaker 1: probably a good thing. By the way, I have my
Speaker 1: knife strapped to the back of my belt in case
Speaker 1: anything happens here. What Chris, but Michael, we are so
Speaker 1: weaponized here in the office. Rolling Stones announced new album
Speaker 1: for original music, the first in eighteen years. It's gonna suck,
Speaker 1: isn't it? And I love the Stones. I like the
Speaker 1: Rolling Stones. It's gonna suck what Chris, It'll probably be.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a good point in this. I'm not
Speaker 1: a musician, so maybe I'm not the one who knows.
Speaker 1: Maybe they've just been doing music for so long now.
Speaker 1: Maybe they can all get in a room in an hour,
Speaker 1: have a decent song that'll have you bob in your head.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 1: Whatever study raises revolving door concerns for government appointees. I
Speaker 1: know you're gonna find this shocking, but the people who
Speaker 1: quote work for us in the federal government, they go
Speaker 1: right from working for us to making gigantic amounts of
Speaker 1: money in the private sector, in the exact same field
Speaker 1: where they just work for us. Remember that guy in
Speaker 1: the FDA who got caught on camera admitting that they
Speaker 1: just really just get bribed to hire people who will
Speaker 1: approve whatever the pharmaceutical companies and food companies want. What
Speaker 1: a crooked system. Senator Barasso moves to block Biden's latest
Speaker 1: Second Amendment attack. Joe Biden's been doing a lot on
Speaker 1: Second Amendment stuff recently. You don't need this, you don't
Speaker 1: need that. You don't need an assault assault gun, he
Speaker 1: called it. I'm not making that up. Just understand what's
Speaker 1: happening there, what you're seeing. Joe Biden's gonna be doing
Speaker 1: a lot of that stuff now that is to energize
Speaker 1: Democrats and get his far left wing more behind him.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is feeling a lot of heat from all
Speaker 1: sides right now. Joe Biden needs to shore up Democrat
Speaker 1: support right now to try to avoid getting pushed out,
Speaker 1: So he's gonna end up trying and doing many crazy
Speaker 1: left wing things to try to keep that left wing
Speaker 1: in his back pocket. Two and three Democratic aligned voters
Speaker 1: now say Biden should not be the nominee that actually
Speaker 1: made the point that I just made. I didn't do
Speaker 1: that on purpose. Gosh, that was really well done. Eric
Speaker 1: Eric Adam says migrant influx will destroy New York City.
Speaker 1: It just really is something that the entire southern border
Speaker 1: has been going through this stuff for ages, and now
Speaker 1: that New York City's going through it now it gets
Speaker 1: national news. Yes, your border should be secure. People who
Speaker 1: come here illegally, men, women, and children should be turned
Speaker 1: away at the border and not allowed inside of your country,
Speaker 1: let alone to New York City or anywhere else. Trump
Speaker 1: notifies judge he may try to move Georgia case to
Speaker 1: the federal court. Well, look, Trump is going to try
Speaker 1: to get his case moved out of all the places
Speaker 1: where these cases are because these cases are in bad
Speaker 1: places for him. That's the smart move, no question about it.
Speaker 1: They're never going to let him out, but well we'll see,
Speaker 1: it's the smart move he has to try. The smart
Speaker 1: move for you is to get your ask doctor Jesse
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