Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Monday, A
Speaker 1: Medal of Honor Monday. And this might be the biggest,
Speaker 1: most fun show we've ever done. Why well, there aren't
Speaker 1: any guests or anything like that. There are gonna be
Speaker 1: no phone calls or anything like that. But man alive.
Speaker 1: We have a little history to open the show. We
Speaker 1: have Medal of Honor Monday coming an hour for an
Speaker 1: hour from now. Tim Scott got in the race. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna address that pretty quickly. The national divorce I talk
Speaker 1: about have you heard it's already underway. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about anti white racism in the country, talk about the
Speaker 1: LGBTQ mafia style system that runs America, and Bill Gates
Speaker 1: and Jeffrey Epstein. Uh oh, all that and so much more.
Speaker 1: That's not even close to all of it. I didn't
Speaker 1: even bring up the FBI stuff. We have a ton
Speaker 1: to get to tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now,
Speaker 1: as of today, Senator Tim Scott, South Carolina Senator Tim
Speaker 1: Scott has officially announced he's running for president. We will
Speaker 1: discuss the strategic implications of that in a few and
Speaker 1: we'll discuss for Tim Scott why he does that here
Speaker 1: in a few and we'll discuss Tim Scott himself here
Speaker 1: in a minute. But we're gonna do a little history
Speaker 1: to lead us into that. Don't worry. I'm going somewhere
Speaker 1: with this to just sit there, Just sit there and
Speaker 1: hang with me. Have you ever heard of the Molotov
Speaker 1: Ribbon Troup Pact? Molotov Ribbon Troup packed World War two?
Speaker 1: Buffs will know instantly what I'm talking about. People who
Speaker 1: aren't will have no idea. Here's what it was, all right,
Speaker 1: So we had World War One. I'm curious, actually, Jewish
Speaker 1: producer Chris Michael, do you guys know what the molt
Speaker 1: Tav Ribbentrop Pact is? Chris does, Michael doesn't. Oh gosh, okay,
Speaker 1: Oh Chris read the book. Never mind, I forgot. Chris
Speaker 1: just found out because he read the Anti Communist Manifested.
Speaker 1: All right, here's what it was. Here's what it was
Speaker 1: after World War One. And believe me, this is going
Speaker 1: somewhere with modern day events, just hanging there after World
Speaker 1: War one? World War One, remember was really there was
Speaker 1: a lot to it. But if you look at it,
Speaker 1: from a macro level. What a big part of World
Speaker 1: War One was a turning of the world. The world
Speaker 1: was trying to move off of this monarch system. Older
Speaker 1: empires that weren't really empires anymore were crumbling and it
Speaker 1: was time for them to go. And look at it
Speaker 1: as a really horrific way for a snake to shedd
Speaker 1: its skin, right, getting rid of the old to make
Speaker 1: a new. So World War One ends. But the ending
Speaker 1: of World War One and World War One itself was
Speaker 1: so ugly that you didn't solve all the problems the
Speaker 1: world was trying to still figure out what it was.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go through all the details. We've
Speaker 1: done it before on the show. Long story short, Hitler
Speaker 1: and his Nazis end up being the victor in what
Speaker 1: was a major civil conflict inside of Germany. There were
Speaker 1: all kinds of different groups, almost all of them left
Speaker 1: wing groups, trying to get power within Germany after World
Speaker 1: War One. As World War One really tore Germany up,
Speaker 1: all that unrest and disaster created a situation where different
Speaker 1: groups are going to vie for power, all right, So
Speaker 1: along comes to Nazis, and along comes Hitler, and he
Speaker 1: rises to power. Now Hitler. There's really nothing bad you
Speaker 1: could say about Hitler that anyone could really disagree with.
Speaker 1: He was a monster. But if you're ever gonna say
Speaker 1: anything nice, if it's one of those things you should
Speaker 1: never ever do, Hey, say something nice about Hitler. You
Speaker 1: don't want to do that. But I guess if you
Speaker 1: were forced to at dunpoint, you would say he was
Speaker 1: pretty honest about what he believed. He was not a
Speaker 1: subtle man. He wasn't sly about it. Hitler's hatred of
Speaker 1: Jews was something he spoke often about. He wrote it down.
Speaker 1: His hatred of communists, hatred of the Soviet Union, his
Speaker 1: desire to grab the Soviet Union because he the German
Speaker 1: people needed what he called I forget the German were
Speaker 1: But you don't want me to try to pronounce that anybody.
Speaker 1: The German people needed living space. Hitler spoke about these
Speaker 1: things openly. Hitler wrote these things down. He wasn't doing
Speaker 1: back here. Hey, let's just hey, text me after so
Speaker 1: no one can hear. I mean, he's writing books about it,
Speaker 1: give me speeches about it. He's very honest about it. Well.
Speaker 1: Stalin eventually takes power in the Soviet Union. The Nazis
Speaker 1: takeover Germany, and the Soviets under Stalin were pursuing diplomatic
Speaker 1: agreements with Britain in France. This is going to come
Speaker 1: back to Tim Scott, believe it or not. Just hang
Speaker 1: with me. They're pursuing agreements with Britain in France. The
Speaker 1: agreements break down, they don't work out. So Stalin decides, oh, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna sign an agreement with Hitler. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: sign an agreement with Germany. We'll sign a pack than
Speaker 1: they did. The Molotov Ribbentrop Pact is what it was called.
Speaker 1: What it essentially did was it spit roasted Eastern Europe
Speaker 1: between Germany and the Soviet Union. The Soviets would he
Speaker 1: get half of Poland the Germans would get the other.
Speaker 1: Happ but it was more than that. It was Finland
Speaker 1: and on the other countries. But essentially it was an
Speaker 1: agreement that hey, let's both just take over Eastern Europe.
Speaker 1: We'll split it up it, we'll be friends, no aggression.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do me and you do you.
Speaker 1: So Stalin sits down with somebody who has expressed on
Speaker 1: several occasions his intention to destroy Stalin and the Soviet Union,
Speaker 1: and Stalin says, hey, man, let's be Frenzies. I'll sign
Speaker 1: you sign them were friends, and then we all know
Speaker 1: how that ended up. Eventually, yeah, they signed the pact
Speaker 1: and they spit roasted Eastern Europe. But eventually Hitler amassed
Speaker 1: his armies on the border of the Soviet Union. As
Speaker 1: Hitler's armies were amassed on the border of the Soviet Union,
Speaker 1: Stalin still refused to believe the intelligence officials his officials
Speaker 1: were giving him, saying, the Nazis are about to invade.
Speaker 1: Bro it's a huge army. They're about to invade. They're invading,
Speaker 1: and just refuse to believe it. And of course the
Speaker 1: rest is history. The Nazis invaded, and understand this. We
Speaker 1: hate both sides, so we don't study it. But if
Speaker 1: you just took the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union,
Speaker 1: if you separated that out from World War II, that
Speaker 1: alone is the largest deadliest conflict in human history by
Speaker 1: a mile. Nothing else actually comes close. It was a
Speaker 1: horrific affair. You could spend years studying a horrific affair.
Speaker 1: Now that brings me to Tim Scott, South Carolina Senator,
Speaker 1: fairly well thought of Senator Tim Scott announced today that
Speaker 1: he's running for president.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden and the radical left are attacking every single
Speaker 3: wrong of the ladder that helped me climb, and that's
Speaker 3: why I'm announcing today.
Speaker 1: But I'm running for president.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: I will tell you this as you know, just because
Speaker 1: of what I do. I know some senators, I know
Speaker 1: some congressmen, I know many many staffers. I have a
Speaker 1: fairly decent feel on the types of people many of
Speaker 1: the people in power are. And I have heard time
Speaker 1: and again that Tim Scott is a very kind, very
Speaker 1: decent human being. I've heard that time and again. So
Speaker 1: I have nothing else to go off of but that,
Speaker 1: I'll believe it. I believe Tim Scott is a kind,
Speaker 1: decent human being. But Tim Scott is everything we cannot
Speaker 1: afford anymore. Tim Scott is Joseph Stalin walking in to
Speaker 1: sign an agreement with the guy who's already declared that
Speaker 1: he's coming for him. You want to hear, you want
Speaker 1: to hear what Tim Scott said. You remember when they
Speaker 1: rated Donald Trump and Marlago. The FBI completely out of control,
Speaker 1: mobilizes a team and they go raid Donald Trump. In
Speaker 1: the ongoing effort to destroy Trump. And do remember I
Speaker 1: believe that Donald Trump is going to jail. His former
Speaker 1: attorney believes it as well. I think this is a
Speaker 1: I think this obstruction case is a tight case.
Speaker 3: And yes, I do think he'll go to jail on.
Speaker 1: Completely unjust, ridiculous, insane And then the FBI raids You're mad,
Speaker 1: I'm mad? How could they do this? He didn't do
Speaker 1: anything wrong. Do you want to hear what Tim Scott
Speaker 1: had to say about it after that? This was Tim Scott.
Speaker 3: Do you think the FBI?
Speaker 2: Do you still believe in trust in the FBI to
Speaker 2: do its job even with a former president in a
Speaker 2: non partisan way, or do you believe as as a
Speaker 2: former president says that FBI is executing a witch hunt.
Speaker 3: And there's been lots of questions before this raid about
Speaker 3: whether or not the FBI is doing their job apolitical,
Speaker 3: and we don't know the answer to that question. Yet
Speaker 3: this is the FBI. This is going to raise more questions.
Speaker 3: In my opinion, we need to let this play out
Speaker 3: and see exactly what happens. But we should all have
Speaker 3: been stunned and surprised and shot.
Speaker 1: No, let's let it play out. We all have looked
Speaker 1: their questions. Let's just figure it out. We just have
Speaker 1: to figure it out. No, Hitler's not coming in, guys,
Speaker 1: that's ridiculous. Intel. Those tanks might be at the border.
Speaker 1: Maybe they're up there for funsies. Maybe they're not coming
Speaker 1: into the Soviet Union. Maybe the armies he's amassed on
Speaker 1: the border. Maybe they're having a big camp out. Maybe
Speaker 1: they're not coming in. Maybe the FBI. Maybe maybe they're weaponized,
Speaker 1: maybe they're not. There are a lot of ins, a
Speaker 1: lot of outs. Let's let it play out. I'm not
Speaker 1: finished yet. I'll finish up in a second. He's everything
Speaker 1: we can afford. And then we'll talk about strategically what
Speaker 1: does it means. It does mean something, and we'll talk
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Speaker 1: finish up on the Tim Scott stuff really quickly. He
Speaker 1: is not a man prepared for this era. I hear
Speaker 1: he's kind, I hear he's decent. I think it would
Speaker 1: be wonderful if he was the American president in the
Speaker 1: year nineteen eighty, but it is not the year nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: It is the year twenty twenty three and he is
Speaker 1: not a man for this time. And I'll tell you
Speaker 1: something else you'll probably find offensive. Ronald Reagan wouldn't be
Speaker 1: this for this time. It would not be It was
Speaker 1: wonderful for his time. This is the time now where
Speaker 1: we are separating and mobilizing. We are going to different camps.
Speaker 1: There will be no national unity. There will be a
Speaker 1: victor and there will be a loser, and the victor
Speaker 1: will determine what this nation looks like. And you know
Speaker 1: what you want to hear how Tim Scott looks at
Speaker 1: things is this is not my own words, his own
Speaker 1: words from his own book. He wrote a book called
Speaker 1: Opportunity NOx. This was Tim Scott verbatim. Eventually we landed
Speaker 1: in a runoff against Paul Thurmond. That meant two head
Speaker 1: to head debates. I do not use this word lightly,
Speaker 1: but I loathe debates. I'm not a naturally combative person
Speaker 1: and that showed in the first debate.
Speaker 3: And you know what.
Speaker 1: That doesn't mean Tim Scott is a bad person. That
Speaker 1: means Tim Scott's probably a great person to uh watch
Speaker 1: your kids for the weekend. I bet you Tim Scott
Speaker 1: would be a wonderful person to coach your son's little
Speaker 1: league team. I bet it would be awesome. But that
Speaker 1: also means he can never ever ever be considered to
Speaker 1: lead an anti communist movement. This is going to be
Speaker 1: the era of combative people.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 1: And maybe you're not a combative person, and that's fine,
Speaker 1: that's look, that's the way God made you. But this
Speaker 1: will be the era of combative people. There's no well,
Speaker 1: I want a nice word, that's hill. The vision skies,
Speaker 1: there's no none of that. That's gone. I'm sorry those
Speaker 1: days are gone. There's no longer a chance at that
Speaker 1: at all. We are going into a different era. And
Speaker 1: Tim Scott has repeatedly committed the sin of all sins
Speaker 1: when it comes to political matters. Tim Scott doesn't just
Speaker 1: stand idly by while the communists form the narrative. Remember,
Speaker 1: the narrative is all that matters. Tim Scott helps them
Speaker 1: form it. When George Floyd died and the BLM Antifa
Speaker 1: animals started burning down America's cities, and the system instantly
Speaker 1: recognized what a huge opportunity this was, and they began
Speaker 1: mobilizing their forces and doing the cops are the enemy thing.
Speaker 1: And that's part of the reason Now you can't walk
Speaker 1: two blocks in New York City without getting murdered. Tim
Speaker 1: Scott didn't fight against the narrative. Try to form a
Speaker 1: better narrative. Headline New York Times. This is from June sixteenth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty. Tim Scott wants quiet on matters of race.
Speaker 1: Embrace is a key role in police reform. He couldn't wait.
Speaker 1: He almost pulled a hammy running into the microphone to
Speaker 1: work with Corey Booker to try to tell everybody how
Speaker 1: much the cops suck. Guess who's excited about Tim Scott
Speaker 1: announcing his run for office today.
Speaker 4: Tim is a guy that has we have a lot
Speaker 4: of shared life experiences. Two big ball black guys growing
Speaker 4: up in America have had civil experiences that are bad,
Speaker 4: run ins with police officers, and civil experiences are good,
Speaker 4: growing up in really good black churches. What should people
Speaker 4: who are intrigued by yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, We
Speaker 4: got it Cory Booker and Tim Scott, we got it.
Speaker 1: Now, he's not ready, He's not going to be ready.
Speaker 1: Go back, be a senator, do whatever you want. You're
Speaker 1: not leading any anti communist movement. Now, that's address things strategically,
Speaker 1: and then the why he's getting in and then we'll
Speaker 1: get into the national divorce that's already underway. But she
Speaker 1: didn't know strategically, what does this mean. Well, Trump put
Speaker 1: out a statement today excited about Tim Scott getting in
Speaker 1: the race, very excited about Tim Scott. Trump has put
Speaker 1: out statements talking about how great Vivek, that Vivek RUMs
Speaker 1: abeber guy is and Tim Scott and how great he is.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is Strategically it's better for
Speaker 1: Team Trump if more people get in the race. He
Speaker 1: needs as many people in the race as possible. That
Speaker 1: will split up the anti Trump coalition vote. Because Trump
Speaker 1: is worried about DeSantis. That's why a word came out
Speaker 1: today about his pack. The Trump pack has spent like
Speaker 1: fifteen million dollars blast into Santus. Yet again, if you're
Speaker 1: on team DeSantis, don't whine about that. It's a primary, baby,
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a brawl. Get out there and throw
Speaker 1: your own Punch's no whining in politics. That's the way
Speaker 1: it goes. So Trump's worried about Santus, he spends his
Speaker 1: money blasting Desantus. He spends his time congratulating other candidates
Speaker 1: that get in the race. That's a smart move from
Speaker 1: Team Trump. That's a strategic smart move. Get these other
Speaker 1: people in the race. Donald Trump wants forty people in
Speaker 1: the race. Why because then he only needs to win
Speaker 1: twenty percent of the primary vote and he's the candidate.
Speaker 1: The more people get in the race, the better it
Speaker 1: is for Trump. That's what it means strategically. Now, let's
Speaker 1: deal with something that is a little bit ugly. It's
Speaker 1: something we've talked about briefly in the past on the show,
Speaker 1: but I always like to recap this part. And the
Speaker 1: reason this gets a little schevy and uncomfortable is I'm
Speaker 1: as much talking about myself now because of my job
Speaker 1: and my career as I am about Tim Scott. If
Speaker 1: you are in the public eye in any way, one,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to break into all you pundits and politicians
Speaker 1: and people who do what I do. You're not any
Speaker 1: more important than anyone else. You have a different skill set,
Speaker 1: but you're really not important. What I do does not
Speaker 1: matter at all. It doesn't. I do a radio show
Speaker 1: and a TV show, and I hope I make your
Speaker 1: day a little better, and I hope you learn something.
Speaker 1: I hope I learned something. But I don't have an
Speaker 1: important job. I got freaking firehouses listening to the sound
Speaker 1: of my voice right now, the alarm is about to
Speaker 1: go off and they're going to save lives. Okay, I
Speaker 1: don't do anything important. However, if you're going to make
Speaker 1: a living doing what I do, or a political or
Speaker 1: a star athlete or a rock star, or anything that's
Speaker 1: in the public eye where a bunch of people see
Speaker 1: you or follow you or listen to you, there is
Speaker 1: such a thing, a huge thing, as branding. And if
Speaker 1: you want to understand a lot of why you see
Speaker 1: what you see out there, let's have a little skivie
Speaker 1: talk about branding next, and then we'll talk about the
Speaker 1: national divorce. Now, you might need a shower after we
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Speaker 1: The good news is you will have a MyPillow six
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Speaker 1: that in a moment. Metal of Honor Monday coming up
Speaker 1: a half hour from now. We actually have an ugly
Speaker 1: outstanding update on the bud Light stuff, the anti white
Speaker 1: racism you see. Will dig into some of that tonight.
Speaker 1: What are you really seeing?
Speaker 4: What are you not?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: We have a huge show. Gosh, we have so much
Speaker 1: we need to get too. I want to hit the
Speaker 1: FBI stuff too, Gosh, I don't know if we have
Speaker 1: time for all this tonight. We made Eat a fourth
Speaker 1: hour tonight, Chris, and I'm gonna suspend all of that
Speaker 1: in about ten minutes, and I'm gonna tell you something
Speaker 1: that you will enjoy and I will not. You love
Speaker 1: it when I screw things up and do stupid things,
Speaker 1: and then you love emailing me and calling into the
Speaker 1: show and making fun of me. And you're going to
Speaker 1: have a really great opportunity to do that here at
Speaker 1: about ten minutes when I tell you a little story
Speaker 1: about something I did yesterday, got of a whoopsee got
Speaker 1: of oversea? Chris and Michael. I forgot to tell you
Speaker 1: guys before the show, So you just gonna have to
Speaker 1: sit and wait like everybody else. Not one last thing
Speaker 1: on Tim Scott, why get in the race? Well, we
Speaker 1: brought up branding before we went to break. We brought
Speaker 1: up branding. Your livelihood depends on the size of your brand.
Speaker 1: The size of your brand. I've brought up the book
Speaker 1: obviously a bunch, because I want the book to do
Speaker 1: well and I want to sell books and things like that.
Speaker 1: But let's okay, let's let's focus on. Let's focus on
Speaker 1: the book for a second. Okay, I write a book,
Speaker 1: the anti Communist Manifesto. It's available at Jesse kellybook dot com.
Speaker 1: And let's say there are one hundred people out there
Speaker 1: who know who I am. I know the numbers a
Speaker 1: lot bigger than that. I get that, and we're just
Speaker 1: doing this as an it's an example to understand. Okay,
Speaker 1: So I write a book, uh, the Anti Communist Manifesto,
Speaker 1: and a hundred people know who I am, and I'd say, hey, guys,
Speaker 1: everyone buy my book. And what a quarter of those
Speaker 1: people by the book? They go to buy the book?
Speaker 1: And now, okay, I've sold twenty five books. Well what
Speaker 1: if one hundred thousand people know who I am? Then
Speaker 1: twenty five thousand people if the numbers hold by my book. Now,
Speaker 1: like I said, I don't know what people get paid
Speaker 1: for writing books. I really genuinely do not, but that
Speaker 1: sounds like it would probably be more profitable for me
Speaker 1: if one hundred thousand people knew who I was versus
Speaker 1: a thousand people or a hundred people knowing who I was.
Speaker 1: Why do all these dorks Vivek whatever his name is,
Speaker 1: and Nikki Haley and Tim Scott? What do all these
Speaker 1: also rans run and jump into the primary when everyone
Speaker 1: knows it's either going to be Trump or Heavy D
Speaker 1: that win the primary. Why are all these people getting in?
Speaker 1: It's good for your brand, It's no hardship. It's a
Speaker 1: year out of Tim Scott's life, a year out of
Speaker 1: his life where you will fly first class around the country.
Speaker 1: You'll actually get to do some fun things because every
Speaker 1: time you stop in some city, the people of that
Speaker 1: city will want to show off. Hey this is the
Speaker 1: best place to eat. Come to red Lobster. Hey this
Speaker 1: is something we're famous for. Hey, you will get schmoozed
Speaker 1: and whined and done. Tim's gotta love you. Can you
Speaker 1: sake a selfie with me for Instagram? You'll stay at
Speaker 1: the best hotels, and then debate time will come along
Speaker 1: and you will be standing there up on stage watching
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and Rona Santis throw poop at each other.
Speaker 1: And you will get opportunities to speak on national television
Speaker 1: and you'll be able to say big things. Now, why
Speaker 1: does that help Tim Scott? He's already a US senator.
Speaker 1: Why does that help Tim Scott? Because the next time
Speaker 1: Tim Scott writes a book, ten times more people are
Speaker 1: gonna know who he is than know who he is
Speaker 1: right now. And that means money. Or let's set the
Speaker 1: book stuff aside, suse it's more than just books. Let's
Speaker 1: say Tim Scott's sick of being a senator. Even if
Speaker 1: he's not now, at some point, Lord willing, he would be,
Speaker 1: because we have enough eighty year olds in office anyway,
Speaker 1: So he goes and he finally retires. Well, Tim Scott retires.
Speaker 1: How big your brand is determines how long you have
Speaker 1: to wait before you start getting phone calls with offers,
Speaker 1: and how many offers those are. That's just the bottom line.
Speaker 1: Look five years from now, ten years from now, if
Speaker 1: Tim Scott retires, how many of these quote conservative think
Speaker 1: tanks are going to pick up the phone and say, Hey, Tim,
Speaker 1: we'd love for you to represent the crap on Cops
Speaker 1: pack and you can come crap on cops and will
Speaker 1: pay you five hundred thousand dollars a year. How many
Speaker 1: media outlets out there will burn up the phones now
Speaker 1: that more and more people know who Tim Scott is, Hey,
Speaker 1: you want to come be a contributor for us over
Speaker 1: here on whatever, pick your news station. Pay a half
Speaker 1: million a year, Tim, How about a million a year?
Speaker 1: Over and over and over and over and over again. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a good point, Chris. Chris said, I lost two races.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 1: I lost two congressional races. Now I picture this. Not
Speaker 1: a single person knew who I was after I got
Speaker 1: out of the Marines, went back to work in construction.
Speaker 1: I ran for Congress twice. I granted I won the
Speaker 1: nomination both times, but still never elected the office. I
Speaker 1: lost two congressional races. Lost. I got an offer from
Speaker 1: a DC think tank, an offer that I accepted, went
Speaker 1: back and worked for them. Now, how much does that change?
Speaker 1: If you run for off us and become a United
Speaker 1: States Senator? It only helps. Or as a United States Senator,
Speaker 1: it only helps the bigger your brand is. And this
Speaker 1: applies to everyone across various industries. I just use this
Speaker 1: as an example. Your favorite running back, it pays for
Speaker 1: him to get a bigger brand, a bigger brand, your
Speaker 1: favorite rock star. If you watch people on YouTube, the
Speaker 1: bigger the brand, the more lucrative the opportunities become. That's
Speaker 1: why also rans run for president. Also, in keep in
Speaker 1: mind you might find yourself as vice president by the
Speaker 1: time the thing's done. Vice President's the best job in politics.
Speaker 1: You have no responsibilities whatsoever. All you do is travel
Speaker 1: around the country and the world, obviously with the most
Speaker 1: luxury air travel, personal security, the whole way, with no
Speaker 1: official responsibilities. It's glorious. Vice president's best job in politics
Speaker 1: or Secretary of you know what prestigious that is. He's
Speaker 1: a senator from South Carolina and on his gravestone one day,
Speaker 1: if you're a secretary of state that goes above us, senator,
Speaker 1: that's a big deal. That's why you run for president. Now,
Speaker 1: before we get to me screwing something up this weekend
Speaker 1: and you laughing at me, and before we get to
Speaker 1: all the LGBTQ stuff and the anti white stuff, let's
Speaker 1: talk about national divorce. This is something I bring up often.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go into a bunch of details
Speaker 1: of it today, but it is something that creates emotions
Speaker 1: in people. Whenever we do with like a national divorce talk,
Speaker 1: because I'll say we need to break up now so
Speaker 1: it doesn't get ugly, because I'm worried it's gonna get
Speaker 1: really ugly. I will have a thousand emails the next day.
Speaker 1: Half of them will agree with me, you're right, how
Speaker 1: do we get this done? In the other half will
Speaker 1: be Jesse, you're crazy. That's stupid, it's anti American or
Speaker 1: whatever is. It divides people, it creates emotions, it creates
Speaker 1: things in people. But here, here's the thing about it.
Speaker 1: It really doesn't matter. It doesn't whether you support the
Speaker 1: idea of America dividing or whether you're against the idea
Speaker 1: of America dividing. And I know that's a radical idea
Speaker 1: that's so over the top. It doesn't matter whether you
Speaker 1: support it or not. It's coming, it's already happening. You
Speaker 1: just don't realize it. You See, nations have risen and
Speaker 1: fallen and broken up and gone away multiple times throughout
Speaker 1: the history of the world. And the main thing is
Speaker 1: human migration. People move. It doesn't just have to be
Speaker 1: a political movement. People move New York City. New York
Speaker 1: City alone lost nearly half a million people in just
Speaker 1: two years. See, it doesn't matter right now. If you're
Speaker 1: one of the communists who hate listen to the show.
Speaker 1: If you're an anti communist like me, if you're one
Speaker 1: of these people kind of more down the middle, I
Speaker 1: just want to heal the divides. It really doesn't matter
Speaker 1: it all, None of it matters what you think about it,
Speaker 1: what I think about it, what anyone thinks about it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter at all. It's coming because of the radically
Speaker 1: different values of today's right and today's left. People will
Speaker 1: vote with their feet based on the lives they want
Speaker 1: to live. And many, many, many, many, many people do
Speaker 1: not want to live in a tyranny like New York City.
Speaker 1: They don't want masks on their kids, they don't want
Speaker 1: forced vax mandates, they don't want a George Soros da
Speaker 1: Alvin Bragg. And even though they love New York City,
Speaker 1: they will choose to move and vote with their feet. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Chris said, New York lost two congressmen. They did. That's
Speaker 1: what's coming. Human migration has already begun. The national divorce
Speaker 1: has begun. People just don't want to admit it. It's
Speaker 1: already coming. And in the way the States are aggressively
Speaker 1: pursuing their own ends now, it means it will increase
Speaker 1: from here, not decrease. All right, let's get to the
Speaker 1: anti white racism stuff, some Joe Biden's stuff. But first,
Speaker 1: where I screwed up a little bit this weekend. I
Speaker 1: think it was overblown, but I screwed up maybe a
Speaker 1: little bit yesterday. I'll talk to you about that. Let's
Speaker 1: talk to you about this. Let's talk to you about
Speaker 1: the type of human being who would say something like
Speaker 1: this after Trump got rased.
Speaker 2: Do you think the FBI? Do you still believe in
Speaker 2: trust in the FBI to do its job even with
Speaker 2: a former president in a non partisan way, or do
Speaker 2: you believe as as a former president says, the FBI
Speaker 2: is executing a witch hunt.
Speaker 3: And there's been lots of questions before this raid about
Speaker 3: whether or not the FBI is doing their job apolitical,
Speaker 3: and we don't know the answer to that question yet.
Speaker 1: This is probably the FBI.
Speaker 3: This is going to raise more questions.
Speaker 1: Oh, we just have to let it play out. That
Speaker 1: reminds me, what are your testosterol levels? You know that
Speaker 1: we have. Look, maybe that's the explanation for saying things
Speaker 1: like this. We've got We've had a fifty percent decree
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Speaker 1: I like it returns next it is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Reminding you you can email the show your love, your hate,
Speaker 1: your death threats, your ask doctor Jesse questions for Friday.
Speaker 1: All can be emailed into Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Now we'll get into what Biden said, and what Janet
Speaker 1: Yellen said, and all kinds of other things. Here I
Speaker 1: did see Eric Adams is still whining at New York
Speaker 1: City getting all the illegal immigrants. Why did you want
Speaker 1: to be a sanctuary city. They all wanted to be
Speaker 1: sanctuary cities right up to the point Pedro came in,
Speaker 1: and now nobody wants to be a sanctuary city anymore. Oh, anyway, anyway,
Speaker 1: so this weekend, let's pre set all that stuff aside.
Speaker 1: I screwed up yesterday. I still can't believe I did this,
Speaker 1: but I screwed up all right, So yesterday woke up,
Speaker 1: me and the fam went down to We went down,
Speaker 1: we all went out outside and worked out together as
Speaker 1: a family. We were those weirdos. I felt weird, but
Speaker 1: it felt good at the same time. Sunday morning, we
Speaker 1: wake up, we work out, go back. I had gotten
Speaker 1: you know, I got that Blackstone griddle, so I had
Speaker 1: got some Texas toast that I made bacon and eggs
Speaker 1: over easy eggs, and then I toasted the Texas toast
Speaker 1: done there and we had breakfast sandwiches that were just
Speaker 1: to die for. So they already were killing Sunday right,
Speaker 1: we get showers, we go to church. Sunday's going well,
Speaker 1: and then I left because I had to come finish
Speaker 1: the audio version of the Anti Communist Manifesto with Chris
Speaker 1: on Sunday. It's finally done. I don't have to read
Speaker 1: the book anymore. It's done, so you will have your
Speaker 1: audio version as you requested. Chris and I put in
Speaker 1: some hours for that dagon things, so we finished that.
Speaker 1: That's a long way of saying. By the time I
Speaker 1: left the studio yesterday, I was feeling like the weight
Speaker 1: of the world was off my shoulders. I'm finally done
Speaker 1: with all that. No more coming in every day of
Speaker 1: the week and that kind of stuff. So I call
Speaker 1: the wife and I said, let's go out. Let's go
Speaker 1: get some live music and a beer and eat some
Speaker 1: crawfish and stuff like that. So we go to this
Speaker 1: place here locally. We decide to bring the kids. There's
Speaker 1: a live band. The weather was actually perfect for the
Speaker 1: one day a year in Houston. We sit down, we
Speaker 1: started ordering food from boot am balls to crawfish, to
Speaker 1: fried alipinos and fried pickles. Were eating like white trash kings.
Speaker 1: And some dudes up there on the acoustic guitar a
Speaker 1: couple of beers. Life is good. My youngest son is
Speaker 1: a crab leg. He loves crab He just here is
Speaker 1: a crab leg freak. He orders an order of crab
Speaker 1: legs at this place. It comes out and it's a
Speaker 1: pretty small order. It's four little tiny crab legs. Well,
Speaker 1: I can't believe how expensive kids are.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: He finishes the first order and says, Dad, I want
Speaker 1: two more orders. Can I have two more orders? I said,
Speaker 1: two more orders? These are market price. I didn't want
Speaker 1: to sound like Chris, but I said, okay, it's fine.
Speaker 1: Now I need to clarify. This is important to the story.
Speaker 1: They're not just playing crab legs. This is a Cajun restaurant.
Speaker 1: They're adding some spice to these bad boys. His lips
Speaker 1: are on fire. There's some spice on there. But he's
Speaker 1: tearing through the crab. He orders two more, tears through,
Speaker 1: two more. Says dad, can I get another order? You've
Speaker 1: got to be freaking kidding me. Okay, you can have
Speaker 1: one more order at crab Legs. So we ordered the
Speaker 1: other order of crab legs now. Pause on that for
Speaker 1: a moment. We'd been given waters. The restaurant provided some
Speaker 1: lemon in the water, slice of lemon, like they do
Speaker 1: from time to time. I took the lemon off the
Speaker 1: edge of the water, I admit, and I squirted it
Speaker 1: in the water and then dropped the water. It dropped
Speaker 1: the lemon in the water. Okay, so I've got a
Speaker 1: glass of ice water. Gosh. At one point, as he's
Speaker 1: polishing off his final order of snow crab Legs, he says,
Speaker 1: oh no, and I look up and he's got his
Speaker 1: eye closed. I said, what's wrong, buddy? He said, I've
Speaker 1: popped this crab leg and some of this Cajun spice
Speaker 1: went into my eyes burning. I said, okay, that's not
Speaker 1: the end of the world. And I looked down at
Speaker 1: my water and I think, nice, I've got ice water here.
Speaker 1: So I take shut up, Chris. So I take the
Speaker 1: straw that's in there, and I put my thumb over
Speaker 1: the top and I get some of this water and
Speaker 1: I say, lean back, lean back, let's clean out your eye.
Speaker 1: We'll just clean out your eye. And he leans back
Speaker 1: and shit, I just stumped this water right down his eye.
Speaker 1: He said, oh, thanks, thanks, and he starts to kind
Speaker 1: of do that blink thing, and then he says, oh my,
Speaker 1: oh gosh, it's still burning. You didn't get it out.
Speaker 1: And I said, no, no, no, we'll just do it again.
Speaker 1: We just haven't flushed it right yet. Lean back, leaned back,
Speaker 1: and I grabbed the straw and full and I say,
Speaker 1: laid back and he leans back and I shake again,
Speaker 1: and he said that I think it's making it worse.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, my eyes on fire. And the wife
Speaker 1: looks and she says, wait, you're not putting the lemon
Speaker 1: water in his eyes, are you. I actually was putting
Speaker 1: the lemon water in his eyes. One of them had
Speaker 1: a water that didn't have any acid lemon in it.
Speaker 1: And then we cleaned out his eyes and he felt
Speaker 1: better after that. I will admit that I was It
Speaker 1: was pretty red for a while. It was pretty rid.
Speaker 1: That looked irritated and that must have sucked. But I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna accept full responsibility. I will say partial responsibility.
Speaker 1: It wasn't my eye and I was the only one
Speaker 1: who jumped in to the rescue. I'm not gonna have
Speaker 1: my rescue attempts be condemned by the other people at
Speaker 1: the table who did not make any rescue attempts. And
Speaker 1: I'll say that not to brag, but tell me that
Speaker 1: wasn't pretty quick thinking to use the straw. Put your
Speaker 1: thumb over the straw, what Chris, put your thumb over
Speaker 1: the straw. Put your eye back, squirt it right, what Chris?
Speaker 1: There weren't any lemon seeds coming down the straw. Let's
Speaker 1: be clearer. Now, there was some lemon juice, and that
Speaker 1: probably didn't That probably did hurt, if we're being honest,
Speaker 1: that probably did hurt quite a bit. There were no
Speaker 1: lemon seeds though. Anyway, He's fine all right, He's totally fine.
Speaker 1: That's how you build toughness. I'll squirt more lemon in
Speaker 1: his other eye and will wake him super tough. Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden spoke. You know, I actually like something about
Speaker 1: Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: You know that I do.
Speaker 1: This is what I like about Joe bidenes shush up, okay,
Speaker 1: thank you, shush up, okay. I love how Joe Biden
Speaker 1: treats reporters because journalists are the lowest form of life
Speaker 1: on the planet. It's actually a great model for how
Speaker 1: Republicans should treat all reporters. You should not give them
Speaker 1: sit down interviews, you should freeze them out, don't give
Speaker 1: them press conferences, and whenever you're with them, you should
Speaker 1: treat them like subhuman scum, just like Joe Biden does.
Speaker 1: It's fantastic. I love it. All Right, It's time for
Speaker 1: Metal of Honor Monday, because we have all kinds of
Speaker 1: heavy stuff to get to after that, from Jeffrey Gates
Speaker 1: to LGBTQ stuff to anti white racism. So for now,
Speaker 1: let's just focus on where you have to put your
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