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. Reminding you you get email the show
Speaker 2: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's talk a little
Speaker 2: bit about Biden nomics. This White House makes me laugh.
Speaker 2: And we'll get to other emails and things like that
Speaker 2: and the Epstein stuff here in a little bit. But
Speaker 2: the White House makes me laugh because it's honestly, you know,
Speaker 2: I despise politicians, all of them, Republicans, Democrats. I just
Speaker 2: don't like them. I don't trust them. And it's not
Speaker 2: as if I think there's been some kind of real
Speaker 2: tender heart occupying the White House for really ever. They're
Speaker 2: all presidents, they're all ambitious, they're all this and that.
Speaker 2: But this White House, as I've described them before or
Speaker 2: is honestly the most soulless I can think of. They
Speaker 2: can't they can't even bring themselves to pretend to have
Speaker 2: a soul. Remember Joe Biden's still out there every time
Speaker 2: he gets around the military telling people his son died
Speaker 2: in Iraq. That's what that's that he had close to true.
Speaker 2: Remember when our troops died and Obama met or Obama.
Speaker 2: Biden met those families, and Biden got there and he
Speaker 2: couldn't help himself. It's just who he is. He checked
Speaker 2: his watch because he was so bored the whole time.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, when is this memorial? And I just oh,
Speaker 2: it was several times. The families mentioned that it was
Speaker 2: several times. Just checked his watch. Oh my gosh, when's
Speaker 2: this over. They're just soulless. And because they're so soulless,
Speaker 2: everything is a new campaign. Everything's a new word campaign.
Speaker 2: Remember I remember this in the campaign. It makes me laugh.
Speaker 2: Remember the no Malarchy busy, at the no Mallarchy bus
Speaker 2: and they're always rolling out a new buzzword out there. Oh, tramaga,
Speaker 2: mega maga, all these terrible things. Well, now apparently they
Speaker 2: think they're going to be allowed to campaign still or
Speaker 2: my theory is wrong. And now they're launching something new
Speaker 2: called Bidnomics. Now, before I play the coren Diversity Higher clip,
Speaker 2: let's just say the thing about lies. Skilled liars will
Speaker 2: know this. Lies need to be believable, all right, believable.
Speaker 2: If I if I came on the radio tonight and
Speaker 2: I said, hey, guys, I've enjoyed it. I've enjoyed your time.
Speaker 2: I'm kind of done with the whole radio thing, TV thing.
Speaker 2: I'm done with being a world famous author, very powerful.
Speaker 2: What's a powerful conservative group, or think a Heritage Foundation.
Speaker 2: I've actually been hired by the Heritage Foundation to be
Speaker 2: their spokesman, and they're gonna pay me free red lobster
Speaker 2: and life is good, and so I've decided that that's
Speaker 2: around I'm gonna go. You would believe that, don't worry,
Speaker 2: none of that's happen. You would believe that because that's
Speaker 2: at least believable. But if I was to come on
Speaker 2: here and say, hey, giving up the radio life, no
Speaker 2: more cheeseballs and sour patch kids for me, I have
Speaker 2: decided to dedicate my life to becoming a professional horse jockey.
Speaker 2: Horse jockeys are famously about five feet tall, one hundred pounds.
Speaker 2: You would laugh and roll your eyes and say, Jesse,
Speaker 2: that's ridiculous and stupid. If you're Joe Biden. I realized
Speaker 2: there's precious little that you can point to that's good
Speaker 2: when it comes to economics. But when people are suffering
Speaker 2: twenty plus percent inflation since you got into office, that
Speaker 2: means everybody they don't think they don't feel they know
Speaker 2: they're poorer. Everybody is poorer right now, all of us. Everyone,
Speaker 2: unless you've had a greater than twenty percent pay increase
Speaker 2: like a promotion at work since he got into office,
Speaker 2: everyone's poorer. You are, I am. Everyone is. But they
Speaker 2: decided they're going to roll out Bidenomics anyway, and even
Speaker 2: the White House press staff is not really buying. It's
Speaker 2: very four.
Speaker 3: Percent of Americans of who the president's handling of the economy.
Speaker 3: So is there a risk that this new branding couldn't backfire?
Speaker 3: And are you confident that this new messaging push is
Speaker 3: going to change American's opinions of the president's handling coty.
Speaker 4: So we believe our job is to continue to speak
Speaker 4: to the American people to lay out what it is
Speaker 4: that the president is doing on behalf of American families.
Speaker 4: And that is important, and we have the data to
Speaker 4: prove it. We have the numbers to show that his
Speaker 4: economic policy has indeed worked.
Speaker 2: That's not going to work for people. It's a bad strategy.
Speaker 2: And if you're Biden, because he's screwed up so much,
Speaker 2: I don't know what would be a good strategy. Probably
Speaker 2: just the standard divide and conquer racial politics of communism
Speaker 2: that the Democrat Party has become today. That would probably work.
Speaker 2: But I know this coining a term named after you
Speaker 2: for a bad economy not generally a bad idea. Although
Speaker 2: I really want to start. I want to start something new,
Speaker 2: and I'm not exactly sure when to go or how
Speaker 2: to go about this, or what to do about this.
Speaker 2: I really want to start naming things after me. I
Speaker 2: was reading something this morning about Alexander the Great and
Speaker 2: how he founded that city in Egypt and called it
Speaker 2: Alexandria after himself, and he founded many cities. It was
Speaker 2: something insane, like seventy cities or something like that, and
Speaker 2: named most of them after himself. And I want to
Speaker 2: do that. I want something. I want Jessandria. No that
Speaker 2: sounds oh, that doesn't sound right. Something I'll think of something.
Speaker 2: But I want things named after me. I want cities,
Speaker 2: I want stars, I want entire economies. I want everything
Speaker 2: in fact, just like Trump does with like Trump Tower.
Speaker 2: I want a line of Jesse Kelly buildings. Only what
Speaker 2: Chris and on the side of him, it'll just be
Speaker 2: my face, like a big mural of me. It would
Speaker 2: be awesome. Oh, emails. Hold on, Chris, this slow this
Speaker 2: music thing is like a one or two second delay
Speaker 2: between when I pressed the button and when the piano starts.
Speaker 2: Can you take that out? Is there like a rewind
Speaker 2: thing or something you can do on this? Can you
Speaker 2: edit these? You can edit it? Well? I didn't know,
Speaker 2: Yo Skippy. Oh sorry, Yo Skippy. You were telling a
Speaker 2: story about Scipio Africanus having dinner with Hannibal, and you
Speaker 2: said you'd tell us in just a moment about conversation.
Speaker 2: How long is this moment? I did forget about that. Hannibal,
Speaker 2: after he had been defeated by Scipio Africanus, ended up
Speaker 2: having a conversation with him about who the best general was.
Speaker 2: And remember Scipio had defeated Hannibal at the end. I
Speaker 2: don't know that you would argue Scipio was a superior
Speaker 2: general to Hannibal. That was at the end, after Hannibal
Speaker 2: and spent all of his time kicking the Romans around,
Speaker 2: and Hannibal Hannibal, of course, said Alexander the Great first,
Speaker 2: and then he said, what is that guy's name? Peeris
Speaker 2: that Pyrrhic Victory? The guy who the Pyrhic Victory is
Speaker 2: named after. And then he said himself, and he put
Speaker 2: himself above Scipio Africanas. It's one of my favorite stories ever.
Speaker 2: It's one of the great stories ever. And then Skippio
Speaker 2: scoffs at this whole thing and says, what, well, okay, well,
Speaker 2: you're putting yourself above me. Okay, what would it have
Speaker 2: been if you'd have beat me? And I forget exactly
Speaker 2: how it was put, but essentially Hannibal said, oh, it
Speaker 2: would have been above Alexander one. I love that kind
Speaker 2: of confidence. That's wonderful. You know who shouldn't have any confidence.
Speaker 2: Dome Kamala Harris plunges to lowest record low for vp
Speaker 2: net favorability. There's just as we talked about before, there's
Speaker 2: no salvaging this woman's reputation. There's not. It's not possible
Speaker 2: because she's in her late fifties. It doesn't matter how
Speaker 2: many life coaches and publicists and people like that you hire.
Speaker 2: You can't turn this person. No, not that you can't
Speaker 2: tring this person into a likable human. Mythe nothing you
Speaker 2: can do. You can't put anything inside of her anyway.
Speaker 2: Let's change the subject here. I'm going to talk about
Speaker 2: Olivia Dalton.
Speaker 3: From the White House leave Attorney General Garland committed perjury
Speaker 3: when he testified under oath that Delaware US Attorney David
Speaker 3: west Cooper in charges outside of this district.
Speaker 2: I don't have any comment on this. Did Merrick Garland
Speaker 2: commit perjury? I think the chances are not zero. Merrick
Speaker 2: Garland might be in trouble. And the reason I think
Speaker 2: Merrick Garland might be in trouble is, remember he's a nobody.
Speaker 2: Biden hired him just as kind of a screw you
Speaker 2: to Republicans because Republicans wouldn't let him be a Supreme
Speaker 2: Court justice. And since that moment, Merrick Garland, remember he
Speaker 2: doesn't run the DOJ. Yes, he's the Attorney General. But
Speaker 2: the DOJ, especially the top lieutenants, they're they're full of
Speaker 2: Obama era committed apparatics, I mean full blown communists, and
Speaker 2: they're the ones who actually run things. They're the ones
Speaker 2: who are sending the FBI after school board parents and
Speaker 2: things like that. And Raeric Carland, he's not in charge
Speaker 2: of a thing. He's just a lackey. So I think
Speaker 2: he might be in trouble because I think they might
Speaker 2: toss him to the wolves I think they might just
Speaker 2: let him go. And of course, don't worry. He'll be
Speaker 2: fine even if they managed to impeach him, which they won't.
Speaker 2: It's not like the Senate will convict even if they
Speaker 2: managed to compete compeach him. If they managed to impeach him,
Speaker 2: he's just gonna ride off into the sunset into some
Speaker 2: other lucrative law career, lucrative career in college or something
Speaker 2: like that. All right, it's enough of all this before
Speaker 2: we get back to emails and keying someone's car and
Speaker 2: little things like that. Let's get to Jeffrey Epstein. But
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Speaker 2: think that you should take the money you work hard
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Speaker 2: let's talk about Jeffrey Epstein, hang on truth attitude. Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Now,
Speaker 2: let's dig into something here. This is a little long,
Speaker 2: but the DOJ they decided they were gonna dig into
Speaker 2: one of these real profound mysteries out there. How did
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Epstein die. Obviously we all know it was suicide. Right,
Speaker 2: So the international jet setting billionaire sex trafficker who hauled
Speaker 2: young women, young girls, i should say, from all over
Speaker 2: the world to be abused by him and many other
Speaker 2: powerful men, the most powerful man in our society. Do
Speaker 2: I need to remind you how many times? Well, I
Speaker 2: don't know, Jeffrey Epstein was checked into Bill Clinton's White House?
Speaker 2: Did you know that? In case, well, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 2: Maybe you don't believe me. Maybe he's Jesse Bill Clinton
Speaker 2: ever checked him into the White House. You're right, somebody
Speaker 2: who worked for Bill Clinton checked him into the White House.
Speaker 2: So maybe we should go talk to that guy. Except
Speaker 2: we can't talk to the guy who checked Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 2: into Bill Clinton's White House because that guy was not
Speaker 2: only found strung up from a tree, he had a
Speaker 2: shotgun blast in his chest and they never found the shotgun.
Speaker 2: And I'm not making this up. They ruled it a suicide.
Speaker 2: You can look that up if you think I'm just
Speaker 2: doing radio fodder. It was ruled a suicide. So he
Speaker 2: hung himself, shot himself in the chest with a shotgun,
Speaker 2: and then threw the shotgun in the river while he
Speaker 2: was dying. Is that whatever anyway? So, okay, we can't
Speaker 2: talk to that guy. I forget about that. Okay, So well,
Speaker 2: I guess we'll never get down to the bottom of
Speaker 2: the Clinton stuff. Let's deal with other powerful people. Who
Speaker 2: else was maybe associated with Jeffrey Epstein? Oh would you
Speaker 2: look at that? Huh? Bill Gates. Once the richest man
Speaker 2: in the world, Bill Gates. Bill Gates, who has repeatedly
Speaker 2: called for depopulating the earth. He's currently trying to make
Speaker 2: synthetic meat. He wants to force you to meet He
Speaker 2: forced you to eat in a lab. He also sold
Speaker 2: you that vaccine. He was a big vaccine guy. Don't
Speaker 2: worry you trust him. He's fine. No, he's fine. Bill Gates.
Speaker 2: Who was Look, I don't know how close they were.
Speaker 2: I've never been there. Who knows, But I do know this.
Speaker 2: Bill Gates used to have a wife, Melinda Gates, and
Speaker 2: she she was so revolted by the relationship of those
Speaker 2: two that she cited it in a magazine article for
Speaker 2: being one of the reasons that she was driven away.
Speaker 2: And then Bill Gates, do you have that clip? Chris?
Speaker 2: Then Bill Gates, it was really funny he was so
Speaker 2: close with Epstein. He was asked about it, and I
Speaker 2: thought his answer was, well, telling, is there a lesson
Speaker 2: for you, for anyone else looking at this? Well, he's dead,
Speaker 2: so you know in general you always have to be careful. Ah,
Speaker 2: well that says a lot. Anyway, after this, Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 2: gets arrested and while he's in jail, he commits suicide.
Speaker 2: And this is really one of those fascinating things about
Speaker 2: the world we live in now. It's not just you
Speaker 2: and me, it's not just us the anti communists, even Normy.
Speaker 2: Norm doesn't believe Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. No one believes that. Okay,
Speaker 2: the camera's malfunctioned. Remember they actually told us the cameras malfunction.
Speaker 2: The camera's malfunctioned, and the guards happened to fall asleep.
Speaker 2: And then this is maybe the best part of it.
Speaker 2: Only two guards, only two of the workers, were actually
Speaker 2: charged with the whole thing. And I know you're going
Speaker 2: to be shocked by this. Stunned. They each got a
Speaker 2: deal for no jail time. Wow. So they went digging
Speaker 2: for who was responsible, and they found the guys. Response
Speaker 2: to what was those guards and they oh, they don't
Speaker 2: have to go to jail. It'll be fine. It'll be fine,
Speaker 2: don't worry about it. In the end, I'd love I'd
Speaker 2: love to know where those guards are today. I'd love
Speaker 2: to know. Tell you what I'd love to know. I'd
Speaker 2: love to know their financial situation. I bet that would
Speaker 2: be fascinating. I wonder if employment wise, I wonder if
Speaker 2: they landed on their feet somewhere. Let me tell you
Speaker 2: what now, I haven't actually looked this up and I
Speaker 2: really have it, but just a hunch, I'm just guessing
Speaker 2: they're not on unemployment today and probably doing okay. Probably
Speaker 2: doing okay. Anyway, the DOJ decided they're going to dig
Speaker 2: into this because this looks bad, guys, and we're going
Speaker 2: to dig into this, and we're going to find out
Speaker 2: who's responsible. And this is some of it.
Speaker 1: Tell us what more we need to know about this report? Yes, man,
Speaker 1: This was one hundred and twenty page report as a
Speaker 1: result of three years of investigation by the Inspector General
Speaker 1: of the Department of Justice, and it doesn't really add
Speaker 1: much to the picture of the basic facts here, but
Speaker 1: it really does present a portrayal of a cascade of
Speaker 1: negligence and misconduct by employees of the Federal Bureau of
Speaker 1: Prisons that this report says allowed the conditions to where
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein was able to take his life that accused
Speaker 1: sex offender. What it says is that, for example, he
Speaker 1: was supposed to be monitored every thirty minutes he was
Speaker 1: alone in his cell in this New York federal holding
Speaker 1: facility where he was facing sex trafficking charges, but he wasn't,
Speaker 1: and the employees lied about it. They noted that they
Speaker 1: were making the rounds, but they actually weren't making the rounds.
Speaker 1: His cell was supposed to have been searched for things
Speaker 1: like extra bed linens and extra clothing which can be
Speaker 1: used in suicide attempts, which he did have, but that
Speaker 1: cell never was searched. He was supposed to have a roommate,
Speaker 1: but he didn't have a roommate, and so he was
Speaker 1: essentially left in his cell for four hours.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. I just one of the things that I
Speaker 2: find so interesting is he hung himself from a bunk
Speaker 2: bed that's like four and a half feet tall. So
Speaker 2: either Jeffrey Epstein is a midget or I don't know
Speaker 2: how that's supposed to work. But anyway anyway, So that's
Speaker 2: the deal. They put out a report and you're not
Speaker 2: gonna believe it. They found that it was the staff
Speaker 2: at fault. Nobody else did anything wrong. There's certainly there
Speaker 2: were no threats, no bribes, there was no coercion, no nothing.
Speaker 2: They found the culprit and it was those guards who
Speaker 2: they've already put on trial and let off without jail time.
Speaker 2: And I guess we could all just wash our hands
Speaker 2: of its guys. And do keep in mind that not
Speaker 2: only it does a client list exist, they sealed the
Speaker 2: trial of the lady who has the client list. That's one. Two.
Speaker 2: Don't forget this. They'll ever forget that. The FBI has
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Speaker 2: listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. You're welcome. It is
Speaker 2: the Jesse Kelly Show speaking of Epstein. Before we move
Speaker 2: off this and get onto keying cars in the rear
Speaker 2: Admiral House. Democrat work for Epstein's tax and political fixer.
Speaker 2: That's Stacy Plasket of the Virgin Islands. She worked with Epstein.
Speaker 2: Amazing how many Democrats seem to be tied to Jeffrey
Speaker 2: Epstein's Oh isn't it anyway? Let's move on. We have
Speaker 2: to get down to the to the emails. Chris Jesse
Speaker 2: can you do a PSA. I am full blown Trump,
Speaker 2: yet I will vote Republican nomination regardless. Seeing a lot
Speaker 2: of people say if Trump wins, not Ron, I'm not
Speaker 2: voting for the Republican or vice versa, regardless of the
Speaker 2: nomination we all need to support, unless it's a low
Speaker 2: TGP that somehow stomps Ron or the Donald. Look, I
Speaker 2: am voting for the Republican nominee once the primary is over,
Speaker 2: I am. I do. I should probably say this though,
Speaker 2: what Chris Chris said. What if it's someone crazy like
Speaker 2: Chris Christy, Well, that's what I was about to bring up,
Speaker 2: not that specifically, but this is why, for the most part,
Speaker 2: I don't judge how the people vote, the reasons other
Speaker 2: people vote, the way they vote, or if they choose
Speaker 2: to go a route that's completely different than the route
Speaker 2: I go. I just don't judge. I try not. That's
Speaker 2: probably not true. I try not to judge. If someone
Speaker 2: came to me right now and said Chris Christy is
Speaker 2: a good example, because nobody likes Chris Christy. If they
Speaker 2: came to me and said, Jesse, I'm voting for Chris Christy,
Speaker 2: I would ask why, and if you provided an answer
Speaker 2: that was legitimate, not some bunch of crap. And if
Speaker 2: it was a legitimate answer, Okay, I get it. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what. Chris Christy does debate very well because
Speaker 2: he's he's a lawyer. He's one of these kind of
Speaker 2: fearless debaters. Yes, I better back Chris Christie because I
Speaker 2: think he would do the best against Joe Biden in
Speaker 2: a debate. Okay, that's certainly not going to be my
Speaker 2: list of priorities, but at least you have priorities and
Speaker 2: you're voting for them. These people people will email in.
Speaker 2: I actually don't get much of this because people know
Speaker 2: exactly where I stand, and I've been honest about it.
Speaker 2: But you do see people say I'm voting for Trump
Speaker 2: because of this, and I say, yeah, good, those are
Speaker 2: good reasons. I'm voting for trumpcause I love his foreign policy.
Speaker 2: That's a great reason to vote for Trump. Yes, good.
Speaker 2: I'm voting for Ronda Santus because of what an outstanding
Speaker 2: governor he's been. He's got a proven record. Yes, that's
Speaker 2: a great reason to vote vote for Ronda Santis. I
Speaker 2: feel like people sometimes want me to argue with them.
Speaker 2: I just want people to participate. I want people to
Speaker 2: care enough to get involved. The problem is not the
Speaker 2: people like you, no matter whether you're on Trump or
Speaker 2: DeSantis or Christie or whoever else. The problem is not
Speaker 2: people who are committed maybe voting a different way. The
Speaker 2: problem is people who aren't committed at all. Of course,
Speaker 2: I'm voting for the Republican nominee. And I said all
Speaker 2: that to say this, I'm, to put it mildly, extremely
Speaker 2: displeased with the GOP. I know you're gonna find that shocking.
Speaker 2: I call them the low TGP. But I'm very, very
Speaker 2: disappointed in the GOP. I because of that, have thought before.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. Emotionally, I've gotten to the place
Speaker 2: before where I'm not going to vote for the Republican
Speaker 2: and I have actually done this before, not voted for
Speaker 2: the Republican, now not voting for the Democrat either. I'll
Speaker 2: leave it blank. I'm not mad. I'm not sure how
Speaker 2: I feel about those decisions. When I've made those decisions.
Speaker 2: I don't know that I was right. I don't know
Speaker 2: that I was wrong. I did it on purpose. I
Speaker 2: said all that to say this, I said, I want
Speaker 2: you to have a reason right if you email in
Speaker 2: and say, Jesse, I'm not voting at all. If the
Speaker 2: Santis wins or Trump wins, I'm not voting at all.
Speaker 2: I don't like either of them. They both suck whatever.
Speaker 2: I'm not voting at all. And this is why. And
Speaker 2: you had a reason, man, I understand that. Or maybe
Speaker 2: you're one of these hardcore black pilled types, one of
Speaker 2: these what they like to call collapseitarian types who just
Speaker 2: you want to get that. You want to get the
Speaker 2: train roll, and I should say, let's just burn it
Speaker 2: down quicker so we can get all this over with.
Speaker 2: Maybe you re email in and maybe you tell me, hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I'm voting for Joe Biden or the Democrat. And this
Speaker 2: is why I think that the country can't be saved
Speaker 2: and the GOP can't save it, and I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: vote all Democrat and try to burn the thing down
Speaker 2: so we can get the thing over with before. I
Speaker 2: don't necessarily agree with that, but I still wouldn't judge
Speaker 2: you or be mad at you. I understand that way
Speaker 2: of thinking. This is why I don't get caught up
Speaker 2: in This is why I don't talk about the primary
Speaker 2: a bunch. I don't find it to be that interesting.
Speaker 2: It's definitely not that interesting yet. We'll talk about it
Speaker 2: more as we lead up to it and try to
Speaker 2: analyze it as best we can. But this is why
Speaker 2: I don't get so emotional. He wrapped up like I
Speaker 2: see so many people are on the Trump to stay
Speaker 2: that say, oh my gosh, she sucks, He's evil, you
Speaker 2: tell I'd find all that to be rather ridiculous. To
Speaker 2: be honest with you, I just do. But as long
Speaker 2: as you're voting for a reason, as long as you
Speaker 2: have a reason, that's good enough for me. The problem
Speaker 2: is the people who don't care at all. The problem
Speaker 2: isn't you. Democrat State senator arrested after admitting to king
Speaker 2: a car with a Biden Sucks bumper sticker. Most amazing
Speaker 2: thing about this story is that this is a dude,
Speaker 2: not a redhead. He's a dude, and he's sixty nine
Speaker 2: years old. These it really is some sort of a
Speaker 2: mental illness. When you have waded into communist politics, Marxist
Speaker 2: politics for so long, like so many of these people have,
Speaker 2: they're really there's You're not even recognizable as a human being,
Speaker 2: a sixty nine year old man. I don't know about
Speaker 2: you when I picture a sixty nine year old man.
Speaker 2: I picture a grandfather, possibly even a great grandfather. But
Speaker 2: either way, you are a grandfather. You probably drive too slow.
Speaker 2: You have a lot of wisdom because you've lived almost
Speaker 2: seventy years on this planet. You're probably a responsible human being,
Speaker 2: a relatively normal person. Maybe you have one too many
Speaker 2: whiskeys on a Friday, but it's sixty nine years old.
Speaker 2: I bet. I bet the house gets cleaned up. I
Speaker 2: bet the trash gets taken out in time. I guess
Speaker 2: I just have this vision of old men that what,
Speaker 2: there's a sixty nine year old out there key people's
Speaker 2: cars like some scorned woman. What these people? Man? All right?
Speaker 2: Hold on more emails? I toit. You would be an
Speaker 2: email round up. I don't have time for any more
Speaker 2: of the sad music. Chris the delay. I can't take
Speaker 2: the delay anymore. I can't take it. Jesse just wanted
Speaker 2: to say, me and my ten month old car or
Speaker 2: my ten month old daughter are riding around the farm
Speaker 2: listening and enjoying to the show. That there's a farmer
Speaker 2: and his ten month old daughter listening to the show
Speaker 2: on a farm somewhere makes me freaking smile. Man Jesse.
Speaker 2: Even if both people don't have the ac PIN doesn't
Speaker 2: mean if you see one, initiate the conversation. Listen, thank you. Yes,
Speaker 2: that's right. If you don't have your ACPIN, remember, I
Speaker 2: think there are still some. I'm not sure about that,
Speaker 2: but I believe there are still some left. If you
Speaker 2: bought more than one copy of the Anti Communist Manifesto,
Speaker 2: go get your pin. But if you see anyone in
Speaker 2: your ACPIN in an acpin anti communist pin, go greet
Speaker 2: that person. Greet them, Sit down, break bread, dear symmetrical philanthropist. Oh,
Speaker 2: I forgot. We had to start the fake charity like
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly is Nice to Kids foundation. We have to
Speaker 2: remember to do that. By the way, he said, as
Speaker 2: a perspective hire for this important position. I propose a
Speaker 2: name for this glorious the Jesse Kelly Foundation for Saving Lives,
Speaker 2: Uniting society and helping individuals excel Slushy. That's actually freaking brilliance.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, he didn't say I could say his name.
Speaker 2: I don't. I'm not gonna use that, but dang, that's
Speaker 2: freaking good. We do have to remember to set up
Speaker 2: the fake charity, though, so I can look good in
Speaker 2: front of other people and look like I give back.
Speaker 2: The importance is looking like I give back the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly is a good person and nice to kids foundation.
Speaker 2: I think it's awesome. I think this is something we
Speaker 2: can go with. All right, talk about the rear Avril headlines.
Speaker 2: I didn't get to some emails. Talk about your dog.
Speaker 2: Did you know? I sent a video to an advertiser yesterday.
Speaker 2: Sometimes every now and then we'll have to send audio
Speaker 2: bits or video bits back and forth to various suits
Speaker 2: and advertisers. Is just part of the job TV and
Speaker 2: radio and stuff like that. And this one I had
Speaker 2: to do at my house. And I'm filming at the house,
Speaker 2: and of course I get twenty seconds in the video
Speaker 2: and here comes this big fluffy idiot Dogfred. He has
Speaker 2: to walk right into the shot and then examine me
Speaker 2: and then PLoP down right at my feet, right there
Speaker 2: in the middle of the shot. I didn't even bother
Speaker 2: me doing it. I give up. I give up. I
Speaker 2: don't even know why I keep giving him rough greens.
Speaker 2: It's just okay. I love the idiot and I want
Speaker 2: him around. The wife actually accused me yesterday of being
Speaker 2: quote the most pathetic one with the dog, which is
Speaker 2: a bald faced lie. But I do love him and
Speaker 2: I hope he lives a long, long life. I love
Speaker 2: how a wonderful he is with my family, and I
Speaker 2: want him to live healthy. And that's really the reason
Speaker 2: we give him rough Greens. It's a nutritional supplement, all natural.
Speaker 2: We pour it on his dead food. Dog food is dead.
Speaker 2: There's no nutrition in that food. It's just empty calories.
Speaker 2: But my dog gets nutrition because I give him rough Greens.
Speaker 2: Go to Roughgreens dot com slash Jesse give it to
Speaker 2: your dog today, Roughgreens dot com slash Jesse. What Chris,
Speaker 2: We can make jokes. It's fine, you get that right.
Speaker 2: The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show. Reminding you you
Speaker 2: can email the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Chris, don't make up
Speaker 2: words for you screwing up things on the soundboard either,
Speaker 2: Yes you did. You should have heard the word. Chris
Speaker 2: just tried to make up a lie because he knows
Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm talking about. To excuse him,
Speaker 2: screwing up putting our soft music on the soundboard. Remember,
Speaker 2: we wanted ernest music, and we did that super important
Speaker 2: experiment on the show the other day to pick the music,
Speaker 2: and then we landed on this song. I'm gonna tell
Speaker 2: you the exact second I hit the button and then
Speaker 2: you wait and you tell me when you hear music.
Speaker 2: I am hitting the button in three two one. Now
Speaker 2: that's like a two second delay. Yes it is, Yes,
Speaker 2: it is quit lying, yes it is. No. No, And
Speaker 2: Chris just tried to call it, what did you call it?
Speaker 2: A fade fader, a fade in. No, that's not a
Speaker 2: fade in. That's a period of silence. There's no music
Speaker 2: there at all. There's nothing fading there. You're stupid. Pete
Speaker 2: buddhaj Edge consulted China Tied group pushing gas stove bands
Speaker 2: and electric vehicle mandates. Would you look at that something
Speaker 2: we called before, something we've tried to explain before. It's
Speaker 2: hard for us on the right to digest this because
Speaker 2: it's so much more advanced and professional than our side.
Speaker 2: If we have to be honest, there's this vast network
Speaker 2: of various communist groups, a communist think tank here, a
Speaker 2: communist nonprofit here, a communist activist group there, and they're
Speaker 2: aided by all kinds of communist media and communist university systems,
Speaker 2: and the communist donors, big boy donors, spread money around.
Speaker 2: So there's always a group working with this or working
Speaker 2: with that. And what that does is it gives these
Speaker 2: insane communists a cover of the appearance of legitimacy. It
Speaker 2: gives them the appearance of legitimacy a gas stove. We
Speaker 2: want to eliminate these gas stoves, but these people won't
Speaker 2: just let us do it. How are we gonna do it? Well, here,
Speaker 2: let's just we'll fund this and fund that, and will
Speaker 2: fund this group. We'll call it a think tank, or
Speaker 2: we'll call them scientists or something, and we'll have them
Speaker 2: put out a study explaining why your gas stove should
Speaker 2: be taken away from you. And then when we try
Speaker 2: to eliminate your gas stove, will simply say, look, so
Speaker 2: all the studies say they're bad for you. Haven't even
Speaker 2: read the studies. So many studies, it's just a study, fest, study, study, study.
Speaker 2: That's how they do things. That's how they wreck everything.
Speaker 2: That's how they're wrecking our food supply. They're going after.
Speaker 2: Look with all this gas, coal, oil, they're going after fertilizer.
Speaker 2: That's all still going on. There's an ongoing effort to
Speaker 2: destroy our food supply. How freaking horrible is that? Do
Speaker 2: you have emergency food for when the blackouts and brownouts
Speaker 2: come rolling on through? For when China hits us with
Speaker 2: an EMP? Do you have emergency food for when something
Speaker 2: ugly happens? Whatever that ugly thing may be. It might
Speaker 2: be view ugly. You don't know. Listen, it could be
Speaker 2: this ugly. People didn't know what that's Randy Winingarden. Are
Speaker 2: you ready for a food shortage? That's this ugly?
Speaker 4: People didn't know what to do.
Speaker 2: No one needs that kind of ugly. So get a
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Speaker 2: on an emergency food kit. Don't shake your head, Chris.
Speaker 2: That was Randy Weiningarden known as communist John Denver running
Speaker 2: cover for doctor Fauci.
Speaker 4: First off, people didn't know what to do, you know,
Speaker 4: I think both Fauci and Wilensky are being demonized in a.
Speaker 2: Way that's wrong.
Speaker 4: They were trying to do the best they could.
Speaker 2: It's funny how quote different parts of the system seem
Speaker 2: to always work with each other. Right, Why would the
Speaker 2: head of a teacher's union be so invested in protecting
Speaker 2: Fauci in Malynsky. It's almost if they're all as if
Speaker 2: they're all just different fingers on the same communist fist?
Speaker 2: Who is uh, hey, Chris, who's that guy who talks
Speaker 2: about that kind of thing all the time he's on
Speaker 2: the radio. Is that it's it's not Buck sex then, Chris,
Speaker 2: Although it might be Buck two, but it's me. It's rude,
Speaker 2: freaking rude. Everyone's rude to me, Jesse. I introduced you
Speaker 2: to I was introduced to you. Oh, speaking of which
Speaker 2: I was in do you introduced to you? By Buck Sexton?
Speaker 2: I can't talk. The episode you did with him and
Speaker 2: Parnell is amazing. You all should do more of that.
Speaker 2: But then to my surprise, I learned your mentors Michael Berry,
Speaker 2: who's another personality I follow in respect. How did you
Speaker 2: meet Buck and Michael? Thanks for all you do well.
Speaker 2: A lot of people may not know this, but back
Speaker 2: when I was running for Congress, I would often do
Speaker 2: various media hits, just trying to get your name out there,
Speaker 2: trying to raise money, trying to get yourself nationally known.
Speaker 2: I was doing random hits with Buck Sexton on the
Speaker 2: smallest radio and TV shows. You can imagine a decade ago,
Speaker 2: that's how long Buck Bucket I have been doing various
Speaker 2: media things together. And then he ended up with you
Speaker 2: all the huge Clay and Bucks show, and I ended
Speaker 2: up here, And it's just kind of happened that way.
Speaker 2: I've known Buck Sexton a long time. And now here's
Speaker 2: a headline by you, you know, the thing, headline, We
Speaker 2: didn't get to State Department to spend nearly fifty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars pushing trans inclusive policies on Indian corporations. Of course,
Speaker 2: America is going to spread its national religion abroad. Catholic
Speaker 2: Church in Orlando set a blaze on the anniversary of
Speaker 2: the Dobbs decision. Again, there's only room for one national religion,
Speaker 2: and the national religion of LGBTQ is never going to
Speaker 2: sit and stand for a heretical religion like Catholicism or Christianity.
Speaker 2: Or frankly Islam or orthodox Judaism. None of these things
Speaker 2: are going to be allowed to stay pride. You know what,
Speaker 2: I can't do any more pride stuff, DeSantis said. Trump
Speaker 2: already promised historic mass deportations and didn't do it. He
Speaker 2: didn't have anything out of the ordinary. Yes, the primary
Speaker 2: fighting is coming. It's really heating up now. It's going
Speaker 2: to be so much fun. I can't wait till the debates.
Speaker 2: That's going to be great. Elton John claims disgraceful US
Speaker 2: laws barring child sex changes are like a virus. Huh,
Speaker 2: like a virus. Huh. So Elton John wants your son
Speaker 2: to have his penis chopped off behind your back. Just
Speaker 2: heads up for you. The old rocket Man. Judge denies
Speaker 2: DOJ's motion for special conditions of release and to seal
Speaker 2: witness list and Trump classified docs case. This is good
Speaker 2: news for Trump. This is a judge in Florida. Remember
Speaker 2: Special counsel Jack Smith tried to not have this case
Speaker 2: brought in Florida, but had to have this case brought
Speaker 2: in Florida. This is of all the indictments New York, Washington,
Speaker 2: and probably Georgia, this is the one where Trump I
Speaker 2: think has a real shot of getting out of it,
Speaker 2: just because it'll be a different jury pool and because
Speaker 2: the judge is so far not laying down for this.
Speaker 2: I am not going to redebate the Iraq War. According
Speaker 2: to John Kerry, of course these people will get us
Speaker 2: into endless wars. He'll endless amounts of people wreck everything,
Speaker 2: and then in a matter of minutes they'll say, Wow,
Speaker 2: we're not going to rehash old stuff here. Gosh. All right,
Speaker 2: I want you to email me Jesseat Jesse kellyshow dot com.
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