Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Monday. Sorry, you're getting low key low voice Jesse,
Speaker 1: because because well the voice is gone. There's some kind
Speaker 1: of plague has descended into the house and it's turned
Speaker 1: me into a really bad person, and I legitimately feel
Speaker 1: bad about something. I'll get to that in a few
Speaker 1: We're gonna get to that. This hour. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about what happened with Trump today and Judge Chutkin. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about Joe Biden paying tribute to Saint George Floyd,
Speaker 1: Janet yelling stuff. There's just so much. We're still gonna
Speaker 1: get to emails. I'm gonna get to a bunch of
Speaker 1: those tonight. But you know what time it is, right,
Speaker 1: it's Monday. It's the start of the second hour on Monday.
Speaker 1: So it's Medal of Honor Monday time. What is medal
Speaker 1: of honor Monday? Well, we just read a medal of
Speaker 1: honor citation. Every time a brave soul earns a medal
Speaker 1: of honor, they do a citation, they do a write
Speaker 1: up on what he did, and we just forget about them.
Speaker 1: We forget about these names, these heroes, we forget about
Speaker 1: their deeds. And a hero deserves to be remembered, and
Speaker 1: it's important to remember him. Remember history is critically important.
Speaker 1: It not only ties us to our country in our past,
Speaker 1: it guides us know those values don't just magically get
Speaker 1: passed down. We do this because we need new heroes.
Speaker 1: We do and we take suggestions, love, hate, death threats.
Speaker 1: Ask doctor Jesse questions in suggestions, if you have one
Speaker 1: you love. This one was emailed to us, he said,
Speaker 1: suggest father Emil Capon, Roman Catholic chaplain during the Korean War,
Speaker 1: whose during a troop movement to aid the sick in
Speaker 1: the wounded. I'll read the rest of this email after
Speaker 1: I read the citation. But that gone, man, a chaplain.
Speaker 1: Just sit back and this is what I want from
Speaker 1: my pastor find me this guy. This is the guy
Speaker 1: who I will follow into battle honoring those who went
Speaker 1: above and beyond. It's Medal of Honor Monday for conspicuous
Speaker 1: gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life, above
Speaker 1: and beyond the call of duty while serving with the
Speaker 1: third Battalion, eighth Cavalry Regiment, The first Cavalry Division during
Speaker 1: combat operations against an armed enemy at Umsan, Korea, from
Speaker 1: November one to two. November one the second nineteen fifty
Speaker 1: On November one, as Chinese Communist forces viciously attacked friendly elements,
Speaker 1: Chaplain Capon calmly walked through withering enemy fire in order
Speaker 1: to provide comfort and medical aid to his comrades and
Speaker 1: rescue friendly wounded men from no man's land. Though the
Speaker 1: Americans successfully repelled the assault, they found themselves surrounded by
Speaker 1: the enemy facing annihilation. The able bodied men were ordered
Speaker 1: to evacuate. However, Chaplain Capon, fully aware of his certain capture,
Speaker 1: elected to stay behind with the wounded. After the enemy
Speaker 1: succeeded in breaking through the defense in the early morning
Speaker 1: hours of November two, Chaplain Capon continually made rounds as
Speaker 1: hand to hand combat ensued. As Chinese Communist forces approached
Speaker 1: the American position, Chaplain Caupon noticed an injured Chinese officer
Speaker 1: amongst the wounded and convinced him to negotiate the safe
Speaker 1: surrender of the American forces. Shortly after his capture, Chaplain Capon,
Speaker 1: with complete disregard for his personal safety and unwavering resolve,
Speaker 1: bravely pushed aside an enemy soldier preparing to execute Sergeant
Speaker 1: first Class Herbert A. Miller. Not only did Chaplain Capon's
Speaker 1: gallantry save the life of Sergeant Miller, but his unparalleled
Speaker 1: courage and leadership inspired all those present, including those who
Speaker 1: may have otherwise fled in panic, to remain and fight
Speaker 1: the enemy until captured. Chaplin Capon's extraordinary heroism and selflessness
Speaker 1: above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping
Speaker 1: with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great
Speaker 1: credit upon himself. Third Italian, eighth Cavalry Regiment, first Cavalry
Speaker 1: Division in the United States Army. How about that? And
Speaker 1: here's the rest of the email taken. Prisoner cared for
Speaker 1: those in the pow camps, sacrificing his own health to
Speaker 1: feed the week. Died as a pow and buried separately
Speaker 1: on high ground overlooking the camp. In May nineteen fifty one.
Speaker 1: Father Capon's unidentified remains were returned to Hawaiian Military a
Speaker 1: Hawaiian military cemetery. In nineteen fifty four, a survivor who
Speaker 1: helped bury Father Capon read a Knights of Columbus magazine
Speaker 1: in the waiting room of a VA hospital in Naples, Florida.
Speaker 1: In November two thousand and three, article mentioned transferring the
Speaker 1: remains from a separate grave at the Pow Camp. Survivor
Speaker 1: connected the dots and through family DNA was able to
Speaker 1: identify Father Capon's remains. Awarded the Medal of Honor in
Speaker 1: twenty thirteen. One of the soldiers saved in Korea was
Speaker 1: present at the ceremony. Father Capon was reburied in his
Speaker 1: hometown in Kansas with full honors in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: Sainthood is being investigated. I would say that is more
Speaker 1: than justified, as is taps for that great man. What
Speaker 1: a man. Let us stunt. But now let's move on.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get to this judge with the gag order
Speaker 1: for Trump today, and we're gonna get to some emails.
Speaker 1: But I feel really bad about something. And this isn't
Speaker 1: one of those tongue in cheek gag things. I really
Speaker 1: do feel bad about something and there's nothing I can
Speaker 1: do to fix it. So you know that I'm a
Speaker 1: bad person, right. I wish, I really genuinely wish I
Speaker 1: was not. But I'm a bad person. And one of
Speaker 1: the worst things about me is this. You know, the
Speaker 1: whole man cold stereotype, how men turn into babies when
Speaker 1: they get sick, just a little hold or something like that.
Speaker 1: I actually don't do that. Did you know that what
Speaker 1: I do is so much worse. I don't get sappy
Speaker 1: and whiny when I get sick. I turn mean, very mean.
Speaker 1: The wife says, it's like an angry grizzly bear. I
Speaker 1: don't know why I'm like this. I wish I wasn't
Speaker 1: like this, but I just get really really angry, and
Speaker 1: I get mean, and I did something bad, feel terrible
Speaker 1: about it, and there's no way I can make it right.
Speaker 1: So I just look, you're my confession, right. I know
Speaker 1: you lean on me. You lean on the show for
Speaker 1: some things. Us here at the show, I lean on
Speaker 1: you for something. So here it is. The in laws
Speaker 1: are in town. White's parents are in town, wonderful people,
Speaker 1: and unbeknownst to them, they brought the black plague with
Speaker 1: them and they get to the house. They're instantly sick.
Speaker 1: The wife and I leave town. We go to New
Speaker 1: York City. We have to meet with the suits and
Speaker 1: I have to do all kinds of things. And then
Speaker 1: got home last night, wake up this morning. I have
Speaker 1: no voice. That's why I sound like I need an
Speaker 1: extra extra supply of chalk right now. It's why I
Speaker 1: can't project, I can't yell, I can't do anything. So
Speaker 1: nothing major, just like an allergy thing. Just think of
Speaker 1: it that way, just like an allergy thing. But I'm
Speaker 1: in a bad mood now. We had bought my in
Speaker 1: laws tickets to go to a concert they had always
Speaker 1: wanted to see. I won't one of the details up.
Speaker 1: I used stub Hub. It's an app. I know you're
Speaker 1: probably rolling your eyes at technology, Jesse. I'm not that
Speaker 1: familiar with apps and buying tickets. When I was a kid,
Speaker 1: if we ever went to an event, we would oftentimes
Speaker 1: show up close to the start of the event, you know,
Speaker 1: a college football game or something, and go to try
Speaker 1: to get a better price from the ticket scalpers who
Speaker 1: are outside because the tickets will drop the half price
Speaker 1: right before the game. We show up without without tickets
Speaker 1: to a game and just kind of try to grab
Speaker 1: some in so we could afford to go into the game. Well,
Speaker 1: I realized that's not makes me sound like a really
Speaker 1: old person today. This is all done online. Okay, long
Speaker 1: story short, I buy them two tickets online. It's tonight.
Speaker 1: The tickets were expensive. They can't go. They feel bad.
Speaker 1: I wanted them to go. I feel bad Form freak.
Speaker 1: It sucks right, So I not to make myself sound
Speaker 1: like Jewish producer Chris, begin to worry about getting my
Speaker 1: money back. So I figured it shouldn't be difficult to
Speaker 1: sell these things on the app. Just stay with me,
Speaker 1: Just stay with me. We'll get to the judge chutkin
Speaker 1: stuff in a minute. So I go on this app
Speaker 1: before you're making fun of me and saying I'm gonna
Speaker 1: screw this up. I go on this app with the
Speaker 1: aid of my children to take the tickets I'd already
Speaker 1: bought and put them for sale on the app so
Speaker 1: I could sell them. I'm trying to sell them and
Speaker 1: get some of my money back. It's is gonna lead
Speaker 1: me to where I screwed up and I can't make
Speaker 1: it right, and I feel terrible. Before I get to that,
Speaker 1: you know it's gonna make me feel better. There's only
Speaker 1: one thing that really will help me rest sleep. Whenever
Speaker 1: I get done here, I'm going to go home and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna drink whatever weirdo health freak drink my wife
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Speaker 1: this Judge Chuckkin and Trump next, Jesse Kelly. That's in
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, Don't Forget. You can
Speaker 1: download a podcast of the show on iHeart, gooo Goals, Spotify, iTunes. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm a little bit quiet tonight. There's nothing I can
Speaker 1: do about that. We'll get to this Trump Judge Chutkin
Speaker 1: thing and the Biden stuff and the Janet yelling stuff
Speaker 1: here in a few This yelling stuff is bigger than
Speaker 1: people think. She gave an eye opening interview. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think I'll lead with that before I get to
Speaker 1: the Biden stuff. But I want to finish my story here.
Speaker 1: Then we'll get to the Trump stuff. So I was
Speaker 1: going over. I did something terrible and I feel really
Speaker 1: bad about it. I bought my in laws some tickets
Speaker 1: to a concert they wanted to go to. They got sick,
Speaker 1: couldn't go. I get on stub hubcuse I bought them
Speaker 1: on stub Hub, and I tried to list the tickets
Speaker 1: on stub hubs so I could sell them, so I
Speaker 1: could sell them back make some of my money back.
Speaker 1: The tickets would not list. I kept listing them and
Speaker 1: then I'd go to the listing thing and they weren't
Speaker 1: listed as being on there. My sons got involved. Now,
Speaker 1: my sons are tech wizzes, you know, they're that next generation.
Speaker 1: My oldest son is creating video games and all kinds
Speaker 1: that these kids know what they're doing. They can't figure
Speaker 1: it out. So I know you're already mocking me and
Speaker 1: saying it was me this time, It was not me.
Speaker 1: There was something wrong. Now. Remember I'm a little, a
Speaker 1: little sick, a little under the weather. But know how
Speaker 1: I told you, I get mean when I get sick.
Speaker 1: Now I'm getting frustrated, and I decide I have to
Speaker 1: call because it was look, I wanted some money back.
Speaker 1: I have to call them. All I want is to
Speaker 1: be able to list the ticket I call. They of
Speaker 1: course put me through that automated voice messaging system for
Speaker 1: about ten hours. I finally get a hold of somebody,
Speaker 1: and this is how the conversation goes, Hell, what thank
Speaker 1: you for gotting stup? Up? Would you pick? Could you?
Speaker 1: Could you tell me exactly what's going on? And so
Speaker 1: I gave him. I said, Okay, this is uh, this
Speaker 1: is Jesse Kelly. Okay, thank you, Jesse Kelly. Could you
Speaker 1: give me the order number. You know, I'm having a
Speaker 1: hard time understanding them, but I give him the order number,
Speaker 1: and then okay, could you tell me exactly what's going on?
Speaker 1: And look, you know I don't have very many skills, right,
Speaker 1: but clearly laying things out, I would argue, is probably
Speaker 1: something I'm good at. Chris, Michael, look, even Chris and
Speaker 1: Michael wuld probably argue that would probably be something I'm
Speaker 1: good at. Laying things out simply, I vary simply in
Speaker 1: a couple sentences, laid out I bought these tickets. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to sell the tickets. The tickets aren't selling. I've
Speaker 1: done this, this and this, this is the problem. He
Speaker 1: then proceeds to ask me to repeat myself four times
Speaker 1: because he can't understand what I'm saying. He doesn't speak English,
Speaker 1: he doesn't understand English at all. Now this is the
Speaker 1: part I'm really not happy about, because this is just
Speaker 1: a dude. Look, who knows where he's from. I couldn't
Speaker 1: tell I ca in place accents. But he's just the
Speaker 1: guy trying to make a living. And this is where
Speaker 1: I got upset. I didn't want to. I try to
Speaker 1: calmly get upset, but this is how it went. I said,
Speaker 1: I need to speak to the manager. Please, why I'm
Speaker 1: trying to help you at great, don't, sir. I need
Speaker 1: to speak to the manager or someone who speaks English now, please, sir.
Speaker 1: I am trying the best I can. I understand you're trying.
Speaker 1: I need to speak to the manager or someone who
Speaker 1: speaks English now please. I'm not repeating myself again now, sir,
Speaker 1: I am doing the best I can. I'm really trying.
Speaker 1: I said, I understand it. This is where I lost it.
Speaker 1: I said, I understand. You're doing the best you can.
Speaker 1: I understand your trying. I do. However, you are failing.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I know that's not your fault. Get someone
Speaker 1: on the phone who understands English and can speak it
Speaker 1: back to me, and get that person on the phone
Speaker 1: now so I can sell my tickets back the way
Speaker 1: the app says I can sell the tickets back. At
Speaker 1: this point in time, I feel terrible the boys. The
Speaker 1: boys are snickering right The wife is just sitting over there,
Speaker 1: shaking her head with a half smirk on her face
Speaker 1: because she's seen she's seen this, she's seen this movie before. Everyone.
Speaker 1: Even though they're smirking, they're all expanding their distance from me.
Speaker 1: At the moment. They're giving me a wider berth here.
Speaker 1: But the guy he does put me on hold, and
Speaker 1: lo and behold. Someone who does speak English. A manager
Speaker 1: gets on the phone. And it did turn out to
Speaker 1: be one hundred percent their fault. There was a problem
Speaker 1: with their internet system. It didn't it didn't get loaded
Speaker 1: up right. But I gotta be honest with you, and
Speaker 1: I'll get to this Trump, judge Hucks, judge Chuck and stuff.
Speaker 1: I never do that stuff anymore. And I feel about
Speaker 1: one inch high because I have no way to reach
Speaker 1: out to that guy and just say, hey, man, my bad,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I should not have my temper like that.
Speaker 1: I should not have spoken to you that way. But
Speaker 1: there there's a warning now for everybody. Let everyone know now,
Speaker 1: as big of a jerk as I am when I'm
Speaker 1: one hundred percent healthy, if I get even a minor
Speaker 1: case of the sniffles and you see me, just turn
Speaker 1: and run the other direction, because apparently I just turn
Speaker 1: into the spawn of Satan. So there I got it
Speaker 1: off my chest. Habeeb. If you are listening right now,
Speaker 1: whatever your name was, I am sorry. I apologize if
Speaker 1: you reach out to me. If you, by chance are
Speaker 1: listening to this phone in the Sudan or wherever you
Speaker 1: are right now, I want you to know, and you
Speaker 1: reach out to me, I will buy you a free
Speaker 1: Rosetta Stone English. So that kind of thing does never
Speaker 1: it does not ever happen to you again, because your
Speaker 1: English freaking sucks and I'm sorry, and as a token
Speaker 1: of my apology, I will teach you better English. All right,
Speaker 1: So from me to you, I'm going to just say, now,
Speaker 1: let's lay this down and let's discuss what happened today
Speaker 1: with Judge Chutkin and Trump. And this is something that
Speaker 1: we all should have seen coming. But it's something we
Speaker 1: are going to discuss briefly, and then we're going to
Speaker 1: discuss an eye opening interview. Most people have heard a
Speaker 1: little cut of it or two, but man, they're missing
Speaker 1: all the things Janet Yellen really said. You want to
Speaker 1: know what these people really think about you and your
Speaker 1: country and their plans. We'll talk about that first. Let's
Speaker 1: talk about practicing with our weapons. You do not get
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Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday. Now, let's
Speaker 1: talk about the news of the day really quickly. Today. Well,
Speaker 1: one of the big stories of today is, as everyone knows,
Speaker 1: Trump's got eight thousand trials on hand, and one of
Speaker 1: his big ones, probably his biggest one, the one, the
Speaker 1: one that has him in real, real, real significant trouble. Well,
Speaker 1: they all do, but this DC one with Jack Smith,
Speaker 1: special counsel Jack Smith. And remember that these are two
Speaker 1: names you need to remember. Jack Smith is the special counsel.
Speaker 1: But Tanya Chutkin. Judge Chutkin, she is the US district
Speaker 1: judge that's gonna be over the case. Remember about Judge Chutkin.
Speaker 1: She is a committed communist. She's an Obama appointee. Her
Speaker 1: entire career has been giving communist street animals the lightest
Speaker 1: possible sentence while sending January six ers to prison for
Speaker 1: longer than she has to. Again, that says why I
Speaker 1: laugh at the naivete of so many people on the
Speaker 1: right who talk about the rule of law and that's
Speaker 1: against the law and they can't do that these people.
Speaker 1: She's a judge, but she's really a communist foot soldier.
Speaker 1: That's how she sees herself. You're the only one who
Speaker 1: sees time, not you, but your friend Norm. He's the
Speaker 1: only one who sees Tanya Chutkin as a judge. She
Speaker 1: doesn't see herself that way at all. She sees herself
Speaker 1: as a warrior. She's got her claws in Trump and
Speaker 1: she's destroying him and she will look, you don't. I
Speaker 1: don't sugarcoat things on this show. I've been very frank
Speaker 1: about that. What they're doing to him is awful. It's
Speaker 1: not a laughing matter. I'm sorry. I don't join in
Speaker 1: with the with the the clowns on the right who
Speaker 1: laugh and cheer aha, the Trump got him again. Now.
Speaker 1: Do not find it to be enjoyable or hilarious that
Speaker 1: they are taking the leading candidate to be the nominee
Speaker 1: and they're gonna throw him in prison in an election year,
Speaker 1: because I understand what it means for the country. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's fun. I don't think it's funny. I
Speaker 1: don't get any enjoy enjoyment out of it at all.
Speaker 1: I think it's freaking horrific what she did today. She
Speaker 1: put a gag order on Trump, a limited gag order.
Speaker 1: I should say, what does it mean? Trump can't put
Speaker 1: out public statements blasting Jack Smith, blasting this judge, her staff,
Speaker 1: and you know that's really Trump's m Trump will blast
Speaker 1: a mailman, Trump blasts everyone. If someone makes it mad
Speaker 1: and people are freaking out on the right, how can
Speaker 1: she do this? Well, one remember, when you control the
Speaker 1: whole justice system, you can do whatever you want. None
Speaker 1: of the horrors that are coming for Donald Trump in
Speaker 1: the legal system should be surprising you. The January sixth,
Speaker 1: political prisoners have already gone through all this everyone's just
Speaker 1: now finding out how evil it is because now Trump's
Speaker 1: in it. People are paying attention. Ask any one of
Speaker 1: these poor January sixth guys what they've gone through. They've
Speaker 1: already gone through all this already. You cannot get out
Speaker 1: of it. It's not a matter of what. You just
Speaker 1: haven't supported Trump hard enough. That's so stupid to talk
Speaker 1: like that. No one talked like that in the Soviet
Speaker 1: Union when Stalin had the NKVD arrest you and prepare
Speaker 1: you for a show trial. No one said stupid things
Speaker 1: like we have to support him harder. He's gonna beat it.
Speaker 1: No one said idiotic things like that, because they all
Speaker 1: understood they were part of a very evil system. And
Speaker 1: once you get caught up in that evil system, well
Speaker 1: you can't beat the ride, now, can you. The system
Speaker 1: is not going to allow Donald Trump to escape what
Speaker 1: they have planned for him. That's why they keep denying
Speaker 1: the change of venue requests, with which Trump justifiably has
Speaker 1: asked for. Trump has said I can't get a fair
Speaker 1: trial in DC. No Republican could, and that's very obvious
Speaker 1: to anyone paying attention. And by the law, he should
Speaker 1: be able to get out of that of course they're
Speaker 1: going to deny that. Of course they're going to deny
Speaker 1: him his ability to make public comments. They're not going
Speaker 1: to let him out of it. I'm sorry, I know
Speaker 1: that's horrible. It is, it's horrible, but that's the system
Speaker 1: we have. Remember, these people, they have plans, and these
Speaker 1: plans are not going to be They're not going to
Speaker 1: be hampered by norms or the law or the Constitution
Speaker 1: or that. That's not how judges like Chunk can think.
Speaker 1: You look at Judge Chutkin, and even if you look
Speaker 1: at her and think, well, she's a liberal where she's
Speaker 1: a LEFTI er, she's a Democrat, but still she's a judge.
Speaker 1: And you know she's an older woman. So no, she's
Speaker 1: a seasoned judge, a wise judge. Her temperament, her religion,
Speaker 1: the things she wants, they're identical to the Black Lives
Speaker 1: Matter Antifa animals who take to the streets. She just
Speaker 1: does so with a few more years on her in
Speaker 1: a judge's robe. That's how she sees herself, a warrior
Speaker 1: for the cause. All right, before we get to the
Speaker 1: Janet yell and stuff, because that's heavy enough. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do some of these emails because there's a bunch of
Speaker 1: them and a bunch of really really great ones, and
Speaker 1: I haven't had a chance to get to anything today. Jesse,
Speaker 1: please help. My future mother in law is a fanatical
Speaker 1: MSNBC communist. I took my dime smoking hot fifty four
Speaker 1: year old blonde and her mother on a long weekend
Speaker 1: a Hilton Head. On the ride home, her mother began
Speaker 1: attacking common sense with black lives matter and Trump and
Speaker 1: cop shooting comments. Four hours into a five hour drive.
Speaker 1: The attacks on rational thoughts continued. While sitting in the backseat.
Speaker 1: In a moment of weakness, I may have sarcastically referred
Speaker 1: to her mother as a communist. What can I do?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: One, I'm sure your dime understands her mom's a communist. Two.
Speaker 1: Remember remember what we've talked about before, and this is
Speaker 1: some thing. Remember Remember I was telling you about the
Speaker 1: tour guide, the tour guide who was a dirty comie
Speaker 1: and everything about America sucked and America was racist, and
Speaker 1: America did this and America did that. Well, I want
Speaker 1: you to think about how insane that is from a
Speaker 1: normal person's perspective. Okay, he's a tour guide. Uh, These
Speaker 1: people were tour risks. That's why they needed a tour guide.
Speaker 1: So you have people from everywhere and you have no
Speaker 1: idea what they believe, and yet without hesitation, he felt
Speaker 1: completely comfortable spouting his vile communist filth. Do you know
Speaker 1: why he did? Because we have been too soft and
Speaker 1: weak on the right and it has allowed the social
Speaker 1: shame system of the nation to be flipped upside down.
Speaker 1: The wife and I were actually talking about it. How
Speaker 1: bold is this guy that he just can just spout
Speaker 1: it out. It could have been all Republicans on the tour.
Speaker 1: He had no idea. It was never discussed. But without
Speaker 1: a second thought, everything's Trump's thought in America. It sucks
Speaker 1: and not Steevel and the Gelos are bad and everything
Speaker 1: sucks without a moment of hesitation. Do you know why?
Speaker 1: Because he's used to being the aggressor in every conversation,
Speaker 1: and he's used to anyone on the right shutting up,
Speaker 1: wanting to keep the peace, closing their mouth, putting their
Speaker 1: head down. Things you've done a million times, things I've
Speaker 1: done a million times. I'm not pointing fingers at you.
Speaker 1: You've I've been at that family reunion of yours at
Speaker 1: that big neighborhood party of yours where the Democrat comes
Speaker 1: in screaming and yelling and I've done what you've donell
Speaker 1: just kind of roll my eyes and walk away. But
Speaker 1: that's why these vile demons feel so comfortable doing this
Speaker 1: over and over and over again, because we never challenge
Speaker 1: them in every social situation. These people are simply used
Speaker 1: to calling it and never being called on it, and
Speaker 1: they can just spout whatever they want wherever they want,
Speaker 1: and they feel totally free doing so. After all, the
Speaker 1: media agrees with them, and the FBI agrees with them,
Speaker 1: and the President agrees with them, and Hollywood agrees with them.
Speaker 1: I can say whatever I want, everyone agrees with me. Right,
Speaker 1: we have to stop that. I'm glad you called your
Speaker 1: dirty mother in law Commy, because it's exactly what she is.
Speaker 1: And you know why she felt totally comfortable spouting Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter MSNBC Fields because for her entire adult life
Speaker 1: she's been the aggressor in every conversation. No more allowing
Speaker 1: the communists to be the aggressor. You the anti communist,
Speaker 1: me the anti communist. It's time for us to put
Speaker 1: it in check. That's time to flip the social shame
Speaker 1: system over. It needs a renewal, if you will, All right,
Speaker 1: some more emails in this Janet Yellen interview, which is big. Next,
Speaker 1: I've got on anim all inside of me. Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. Is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Monday. Remember you can email the
Speaker 1: show love hey, death threats, ask doctor Jesse, questions whatever.
Speaker 1: All that can be emailed to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com, Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So the
Speaker 1: Biden sixty minutes interview, I am going to cover it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play stuff from that. There's a bunch of
Speaker 1: really revealing stuff from that. But there's something there's a
Speaker 1: bigger interview out there. Most people are ignoring Janet Yellen.
Speaker 1: Janet Yellen obviously, you know, Treasury secretary, all those things.
Speaker 1: You know who Janet Yellen is. You listen to this show.
Speaker 1: But Janet Yellen is the elite's elite, right, This is
Speaker 1: her circles. You know how the communists are always divided
Speaker 1: into two camps. Only two camps elite communists, scum, Those
Speaker 1: are the ones who aren't the true believers. But they're
Speaker 1: gonna use true believers to acquire more money and power.
Speaker 1: And then there's the street communists scum. Those are the
Speaker 1: vile idiots, the tifas, the Black Lives Matter murdering people
Speaker 1: in the streets, the LGBTQ demon mobs rubbing their penis
Speaker 1: in people's faces. That that's the street communists. Come. Janet
Speaker 1: Yellen is the elite communist com one of the ones
Speaker 1: in charge. Now I'm gonna again say something I've said
Speaker 1: several times, but get used to it, because this is
Speaker 1: something people need to hear and they need to accept.
Speaker 1: The US government only takes in so much money a year.
Speaker 1: Every dime taken in by the United States government goes
Speaker 1: to entitlements, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and welfare checks. Now
Speaker 1: let me pause on this for a second. When I
Speaker 1: call those entitlements, people will email in who are on
Speaker 1: Social Security or Medicare and they'll say, these are not entitlements.
Speaker 1: Don't call them entitlements. I paid into it. Listen, I
Speaker 1: understand that, I get that, but they're considered entitlements, and
Speaker 1: I understand why you wouldn't want to be lumped in
Speaker 1: with the welfare queens. I'm not doing that. They're considered entitlements.
Speaker 1: This is not an indictment on somebody on Social Security.
Speaker 1: You pay it into it, you're gonna get Social Security,
Speaker 1: Well you will, I won't, but that's what it is.
Speaker 1: So entitlements. They take up every single name that the
Speaker 1: United States government takes in. Anything else outside of entitlements,
Speaker 1: we borrow money for and pay interest on every one
Speaker 1: of those pretty aircraft carriers you love, the troops, the border,
Speaker 1: the post office, you pick a federal thing. We borrow
Speaker 1: money with ever increasing interest rates on those things. Now,
Speaker 1: knowing that and what I just said, remember that is
Speaker 1: not a left or right wing, radio or middle That's
Speaker 1: not debatable. It doesn't matter who you are. It's not debatable.
Speaker 1: That's black and white. You can go look at the numbers,
Speaker 1: look at a pie chart. It is what it is.
Speaker 1: It cannot possibly be disputed. Now that makes this comment
Speaker 1: pretty interesting, doesn't This is.
Speaker 3: The most threatening and challenging geopolitical environment that I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: At the same time, the US is in its weakest
Speaker 3: fiscal position since World War Two, with debt to GDP
Speaker 3: one hundred and twenty two percent. America, can the West
Speaker 3: afford another war at this time.
Speaker 2: I think the answer is absolutely. America can certainly afford
Speaker 2: to stand with Israel and to support Israel's military needs,
Speaker 2: and we also can and must support Ukraine.
Speaker 1: In Okay, Yeah, of course we can. Of course we can.
Speaker 1: Just stay with me. There's something out there that's dooming
Speaker 1: us big time. Okay, of course we can. We can
Speaker 1: do anything. Joe Biden was actually asked a pretty similar
Speaker 1: question on sixty Minutes. Here's what Joe Biden's say.
Speaker 4: Are the wars in Israel and Ukraine more than the
Speaker 4: United States can take on in the story of the
Speaker 4: United States of America, God's sake, the most powerful nation
Speaker 4: in the history not in the world, and the history
Speaker 4: of the world, the history of the world. We can
Speaker 4: take care of both of these and still maintain our
Speaker 4: overall international defense. We have the capacity to do this,
Speaker 4: and we have an obligation to it.
Speaker 1: We are the SEC. Okay, why do they talk like
Speaker 1: that when the numbers don't pencil out? Look, even Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: when he's not pooping his pants or touching his daughter,
Speaker 1: even Joe Biden can read numbers. Still, even at his age,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is able to read numbers. Janet Yellen as
Speaker 1: wrong as she's been on everything. Janet Yellen knows what
Speaker 1: I just said about entitlements is true. Believe me, As
Speaker 1: Treasury Secretary, promise, she can read a pie chart. She
Speaker 1: may be moro on, but she can read a pie chart.
Speaker 1: She understands what I said is true. So why do
Speaker 1: they talk like this? Why did they march forward? Well,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play you something else. This is another clip
Speaker 1: from the Biden Listen to this. Are you sure that
Speaker 1: you want to run again?
Speaker 4: Yes? Because I'm sure. Look when I ran, I said,
Speaker 4: the world's at an inflection point, the world's changing, but
Speaker 4: we have an opportunity to make it. So imagine if
Speaker 4: we were able to succeed.
Speaker 1: Well, he loses this, He lose track of his train
Speaker 1: of thought A thousand times. We know that, so let's
Speaker 1: try to follow along here. We have an opportunity to
Speaker 1: Of course, he lost his train of thought, and he
Speaker 1: goes on.
Speaker 4: In getting the Middle East put in place where we
Speaker 4: have normalization and relations.
Speaker 1: I think we can do that.
Speaker 4: Imagine what happens if we fact unite all of Europe
Speaker 4: and Putin is finally put down where he cannot.
Speaker 1: Because the kind of trouble he's been causing. We have
Speaker 1: enormous opportunities. Why do you want to be president of
Speaker 1: the United States of America again? I want to be
Speaker 1: president because of the United States of America again, because
Speaker 1: of the Middle East in Europe. Kind of an odd
Speaker 1: way to answer that, wouldn't you say? That's an odd
Speaker 1: way to answer that. And that brings me to someone
Speaker 1: else who's in the mix. Dome, she gave one of
Speaker 1: her answers she gives often. She loves this line. Some
Speaker 1: college student, I'm sure wrote this line four or five
Speaker 1: years ago. It's terrible, but she fell in love with
Speaker 1: it immediately. She said this, Always believe in what can
Speaker 1: be unburdened by what has been. Always believe in what
Speaker 1: can be unburdened by what has been. So what are
Speaker 1: these people talking about? How could Janet Yellen, who could
Speaker 1: read a pie chart, how could she say we can
Speaker 1: afford anything. We have money for everything, Joe Biden, we
Speaker 1: have money for everything, Joe, why are you run against
Speaker 1: I mean the Middle East? And Brutin And Dome gets
Speaker 1: up there and says, Wow, I'm burdened by what has been.
Speaker 1: You see what it is. We'll talk about what it
Speaker 1: is next hour, and we'll continue on with more of
Speaker 1: this Joe Biden, Janet Yellen. There's a there's a real
Speaker 1: crossover there in just the moment. Before we do that,
Speaker 1: let's talk about taking care of our dogs so our
Speaker 1: dogs can well keep comforting us. You know how I
Speaker 1: told you that the in laws were sick. It was
Speaker 1: actually pretty adorable. One of my boys snapped the picture
Speaker 1: and sent it to me and I when we were
Speaker 1: in New York City. Guess who was curled up on
Speaker 1: Grandpa Fred. Of course he was the whole time, just there,
Speaker 1: sensing the discomfort, just being there. Is there anything better
Speaker 1: than a dog? I want my dog to live for
Speaker 1: a long time, big of a fluffy idiot as he is,
Speaker 1: I want your dog to live a long time. That's
Speaker 1: why I give Fred Ruffgreens. It's not just because of
Speaker 1: the health issues he's had that are now better, digestive problems,
Speaker 1: ear infections. I pour Rough Greens nutritional supplement on Fred's
Speaker 1: food every single meal because I want Fred to live
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Speaker 1: We'll finish up what they were talking about next