Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Wednesday, Tomorrow's debate night. We're gonna talk a little
Speaker 1: bit about an LGBTQ air force stuff here right off
Speaker 1: the bat. We're gonna yell about a red state once
Speaker 1: again letting us down and do a whole lot more.
Speaker 1: But let's discuss something we've talked many times about the system.
Speaker 1: We've talked many times tonight about the social shame system
Speaker 1: and culture. But honestly, what I'm about to lay out
Speaker 1: really it makes it clear how you end up in
Speaker 1: a specific place in a society. As libertarian as I
Speaker 1: tend to be. And I'm not a libertarian, I'm an
Speaker 1: anti communist. I do have a lot of libertarian leanings.
Speaker 1: Government should be tiny, eliminade this and that, and this
Speaker 1: and that and all these. I agree, Yes, I agree
Speaker 1: government should be small. However, human beings respond to carrots
Speaker 1: and sticks. Human beings respond to coercion. They simply do.
Speaker 2: They do.
Speaker 1: I the other day I was working on something. I
Speaker 1: didn't feel like messing with the fridge. I didn't feel
Speaker 1: like messing with lunch and I knew we had some
Speaker 1: amazing little Totino's party pizzas that I'd picked up behind
Speaker 1: my wife's back and stashed them in the freezer. And
Speaker 1: I wanted one of those Totino's party pizzas. You know,
Speaker 1: they're like a dollar twenty five still, that's how you
Speaker 1: know they're good. And I didn't want to go to
Speaker 1: the trouble of making it just because I didn't want
Speaker 1: to stop doing what I was doing. So I texted
Speaker 1: my son and I said, Hey, you want to make
Speaker 1: an easy five bucks? Because he's an American, he said, yes,
Speaker 1: I do. I said, I need a pizza. Go make
Speaker 1: me one good and bad. And I could have gone
Speaker 1: the other way too, and it would have been just
Speaker 1: as effective. Hey, would you like to hang out with
Speaker 1: your friends tonight like you plan to good, then make
Speaker 1: me a pizza or you're not allowed now. I didn't
Speaker 1: do that to him. I wouldn't do that to him,
Speaker 1: But it works. Human beings, you, me, all of us,
Speaker 1: we respond to what's around us, what society, what everything
Speaker 1: around us tells us we should be doing and we
Speaker 1: should not be doing. If you grew up in Mongolia,
Speaker 1: back in Genghis Khan's time, you were riding a horse.
Speaker 1: At three years old, you were on a horse. Go
Speaker 1: ahead and go ahead and grow up in Mongolian society
Speaker 1: and say, hmmm, I don't really care for horses. Not
Speaker 1: for me, wouldn't work out well. The percentage of Americans
Speaker 1: identifying is somewhere on the rainbow ladder has been skyrocketing.
Speaker 1: I remember we brought that chart to you one time.
Speaker 1: I forget who had done it, showing the difference in
Speaker 1: the generations. How essentially the older generation now it's one
Speaker 1: to two percent. And it just as you got younger,
Speaker 1: the numbers were higher and higher and higher, and you
Speaker 1: got to the finally the youngest people they had they
Speaker 1: had studied and it was something insane like twenty five
Speaker 1: percent of them. Why did something change? Isn't in the water,
Speaker 1: well kind of no, No, it is something changing. Well, yes,
Speaker 1: the incentives of our society are changing. All the culture
Speaker 1: is going that way. That's why I call it the
Speaker 1: US of Gay because it's what we are now, and
Speaker 1: it comes at you from every single side. It comes
Speaker 1: at you politically, here's a headline. Biden administration pushed to
Speaker 1: remove age limits for transsurgery. That's from the New York Times.
Speaker 1: There were limits. Honestly, any of this surgery is insane,
Speaker 1: but there were limits on how young kids could be.
Speaker 1: The White House, the President of the United States of America,
Speaker 1: sought to remove those limits. And it comes at many
Speaker 1: other different angles. Here's a headline Lego. This is from
Speaker 1: post Millennial, you know, the the children's company. Lego wishes
Speaker 1: happy pride to children with mini figures decked out as
Speaker 1: drag queens and furries. Don't think for one second that's
Speaker 1: not effective too.
Speaker 3: Oh here, come here, Aiden, it's your third birthday. We
Speaker 3: got you a little Lego set. Look at this little
Speaker 3: drag queen. Aiden, play with your drag queen.
Speaker 1: Very very effective. Harvard's in on it. Your textbooks are
Speaker 1: in on it. And have you ever heard of the
Speaker 1: text company? The textbook company Scholastic. Every single teacher listening
Speaker 1: is nodding their head. But most of us who don't
Speaker 1: pay attention to things like that, we don't know. Scholastic
Speaker 1: is the largest producer of textbooks in the country. Scholastic
Speaker 1: is as evil a dirty commy company is humanly possible.
Speaker 1: The biggest textbook company in America, the one making the
Speaker 1: textbooks that Aid and Jaden and Braden will learn from
Speaker 1: hate your freaking guts listen to this.
Speaker 2: And so this is the book Trends Studies in K
Speaker 2: twelve Education. And you can see, just in.
Speaker 1: Case you didn't hear her, this is Harvard. This is
Speaker 1: the book trans Studies in K through twelve Education.
Speaker 2: And so this is the book Trends Studies in K
Speaker 2: twelve Education, and you can see. You can access it
Speaker 2: in a number of different places, but if you access
Speaker 2: it through Harvard ed Press, there's a twenty percent discount code.
Speaker 4: We had a series set of goals in all of
Speaker 4: these which kind of came from the conference set they
Speaker 4: just talked about. And so the first was bridging the
Speaker 4: field of trans studies, which is primary based in the humanities,
Speaker 4: and the field of K twelve education, which with these
Speaker 4: are both fields that don't always speak to each other.
Speaker 4: So we wanted to make sure that that was one
Speaker 4: of the main goals that was having throughout the book.
Speaker 1: We're working to bridge that field. You see, we have
Speaker 1: our tranny studies, and then what we've had a hard
Speaker 1: time doing is essentially what he just said is figuring
Speaker 1: out how to get all that tranny stuff into your
Speaker 1: kindergartener's textbook. Hey, you've got a first grader right still
Speaker 1: eating paste and stuff. We want him to learn about
Speaker 1: how to be a tranny and the greatness. We're learning
Speaker 1: how to bridge that world. And the result headline number
Speaker 1: of LGBTQ elected officials jumps nearly two hundred percent since
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen. Culture it's what your society incentivizes and what
Speaker 1: your societnciety disincentivizes, for better or for worse. If your
Speaker 1: culture is incentivizing something, you will get more of it.
Speaker 1: If your culture is disincentivizing something, you will get less
Speaker 1: of it. And there is America's new religion, Jesse. That
Speaker 1: had to be freaking awesome. I can totally see flying
Speaker 1: keem lights out the window during a hurricane. Okay, I
Speaker 1: realized some haven't heard that story. I was telling a
Speaker 1: story last night about being in a typhoon in Okinawa.
Speaker 1: I should clarify what we were doing with the chem lights.
Speaker 1: You know what kem lights are. You've seen them in
Speaker 1: the movies. Just this little stick, what, Chris, it's not
Speaker 1: a glow stick, Chris. We're not in a rave doing drugs. Okay,
Speaker 1: they're chem lights, all right, ken light. It's just this
Speaker 1: stick where if you pop it, it creates a chemical
Speaker 1: reaction and it glows right, and it glows. They're used
Speaker 1: for military purposes, Chris, not what you druggies are doing. Anyway.
Speaker 1: We got bored during the typhoons and we just hover.
Speaker 1: It's something that we found was quite fun. It's also littering,
Speaker 1: and I would not recommend doing it, but at the
Speaker 1: time it was a lot of fun. And here's what
Speaker 1: we did. You take a plastic grocery bag, you pop
Speaker 1: a kem light, drop it in the plastic grocery bag.
Speaker 1: You tie up the grocery bag and nott it. Okay,
Speaker 1: so now you've got a grocery bag with the glowing
Speaker 1: keemlight in it. Then you take the handles of the
Speaker 1: grocery bag and you take a little string and attach
Speaker 1: it to the grocery bag, and then you hold the
Speaker 1: bag out the window. You're holding the string. The wind
Speaker 1: will of course grab a hold of the bag, and
Speaker 1: so you hold it there for a couple of seconds.
Speaker 1: Do you think the bag's about the tear? Maybe you
Speaker 1: give it four or five feet out there, and we're
Speaker 1: talking well north of one hundred mile an hour there's
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty mile an hour winds, and so
Speaker 1: the bag is sitting there and the line is tight,
Speaker 1: and you, of course have snipped off a little bit
Speaker 1: of it and you everyone watches and everyone's like, ready, ready, three,
Speaker 1: let it go, kind of three let it go, one two,
Speaker 1: three boom when you just let it go, and it
Speaker 1: looks like Star Wars. That thing is cooking out there
Speaker 1: so fast. It was sweet. Gosh, I've done some dumb stuff. Hey, Jesse.
Speaker 1: In my career is a cop. I've never ran across
Speaker 1: the situation you described. Oh, for anyone who missed last night,
Speaker 1: I was discussing the situation. I put out the call
Speaker 1: to the cop friends. What if you pull someone over
Speaker 1: and they really have to go, really really badly, really
Speaker 1: have to go. Do you hold them there? Do you
Speaker 1: not believe them? Do you believe them and let them go?
Speaker 1: And we had all kinds of cops email, and cops
Speaker 1: were emailing then saying, you learn how to read people,
Speaker 1: you'd be able to tell if it was fake, it
Speaker 1: wasn't fake, if it was real. So on hey with
Speaker 1: this guy said, I've never ran across the situation you described,
Speaker 1: so not sure how I would have handled it. I have, however,
Speaker 1: had a few arrestees kate in my police car and retaliation. Gosh,
Speaker 1: have you ever talked to someone who works in a
Speaker 1: prison or a jail oftentimes and maybe all the time.
Speaker 1: I guess I'm not familiar with that, but I know
Speaker 1: oftentimes the county sheriff, those sheriff's deputies will have to
Speaker 1: work the jail in the county, so there you know,
Speaker 1: you're working with prisoners. I'm so blown away that anyone
Speaker 1: wants to do that job, and I'm really floored that
Speaker 1: there are any women who want to do that job.
Speaker 1: The cleanup they have to do, the cleanup of things
Speaker 1: that are done intentionally by the prisoners, the things that
Speaker 1: are thrown on and at the guards. It just seems
Speaker 1: like the most horrible thing in the world. And I
Speaker 1: don't understand why someone do it. Now, if it was
Speaker 1: a major, like a major prison, I would get that
Speaker 1: more than county jail where all the drunks are in
Speaker 1: everything else. Oh my gosh, what a nightmare. Speaking of nightmare,
Speaker 1: let's talk about the voters in red states. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about getting what we voted for and why. When we
Speaker 1: look at the state of the country. We have to
Speaker 1: look in the mirror first, and there's a lot of
Speaker 1: problems to be found in the mirror, not for me,
Speaker 1: but for you. I'm kidding. No, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: problems to be found in the mirror. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: that next. This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. Remember, if you
Speaker 1: miss any part of the show, you can download the
Speaker 1: whole thing on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. Okay, let's talk about
Speaker 1: Red States and our failure in these states. We live
Speaker 1: in Red states, those of us who do, or we
Speaker 1: move to Red States those of you who are, and
Speaker 1: we move for all the right reasons, and we live
Speaker 1: there for all the right reasons. I want your pick
Speaker 1: a fence, safer neighborhoods, lower taxes, I want to state,
Speaker 1: that's pro life, that's the all the same reasons, right.
Speaker 1: But the problem is we get complacent when we live
Speaker 1: in quote safer places. You know, California gets a lot
Speaker 1: of crap and a lot of a lot of that
Speaker 1: is deserved. But the most hardcore anti communists I've ever
Speaker 1: met in my life have come from California and New York.
Speaker 1: These are people who spend their entire lives behind enemy lines,
Speaker 1: surrounded by people who hate them. The laws hate them,
Speaker 1: everything is against them. And so what they do is
Speaker 1: they find every way possible to fight, whether it be
Speaker 1: let's fight to take back this one school board in
Speaker 1: this one area in California, we can do it, or
Speaker 1: let's take over the county commissioner. We don't talk about
Speaker 1: commenty commissioners enough or anything. The people who live behind
Speaker 1: enemy lines have a fighter's mentality, and those of us
Speaker 1: who live in quote red places do not. Utah, Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, Utah. I don't even go over all of it.
Speaker 1: Just know Trent's Trent's DAGs lost. Trent Stagg's is a stud.
Speaker 1: I met him, a total cool guy. He was running
Speaker 1: for Mitt Romney's seat. Trent's DAGs got eighty two thousand
Speaker 1: votes in the primary. The absolute scum sucking rhino loser,
Speaker 1: John Curtis from Utah got one hundred and forty nine
Speaker 1: thousand votes. The good guy got twenty eight percent, The
Speaker 1: rhino got fifty one percent. Utah is red, blood red?
Speaker 1: How is it? Utah continues to deliver the biggest losers,
Speaker 1: And it's not just Utah Wyoming does this. My state
Speaker 1: does this. Texas, I'm looking in the mirror. My state
Speaker 1: does this. Both Carolinas do this. It's all over the South.
Speaker 1: My gosh, Alabama, get your act together, Mississippi. Over and
Speaker 1: over and over again. The red states continue to elect
Speaker 1: and re elect the biggest rhinos. And these are states
Speaker 1: filled with people lamenting the spending and lamenting the squishes
Speaker 1: here and rhinos there. And I can't believe these weak Republicans.
Speaker 1: And here's the truth. The people who live in red
Speaker 1: states are too lazy because comfort builds complacency and laziness.
Speaker 1: It's a fact. Comfort builds complacency and laziness. It's not
Speaker 1: hard to find reasons to get off the couching get
Speaker 1: involved in politics. When you live around Philadelphia, you're surrounded
Speaker 1: by blue filth. You hate it. Let's get out to
Speaker 1: this suburb. Let's maybe try to take back this or
Speaker 1: take back that or what. You are motivated all the time,
Speaker 1: garbage all around you. When you live where I live
Speaker 1: in Texas, you don't really have to be political at all.
Speaker 1: I know because my normy friends and neighbors they are
Speaker 1: can't hardly drag them to the pools. Then why would
Speaker 1: they bother? After all, it's suburbia, and the schools they're
Speaker 1: not perfect. There's some gunk in there, but they're pretty good.
Speaker 1: School pretty safe. There aren't any Black Lives Matter protests
Speaker 1: or LGBTQ parades going through town. After all, pretty safe,
Speaker 1: pretty comfortable, No big deal. Hey there's an election, No
Speaker 1: who cares, This is Texas. We'll be fine. But that's
Speaker 1: why we're losing. You can't get good people off the
Speaker 1: dag on couch to vote in the primary. And if
Speaker 1: you do manage to get a red state Republican to
Speaker 1: vote in the primary, they will waddle down to the
Speaker 1: polls and vote for the same frigging loser they voted
Speaker 1: for time and time and time again, complaining about Congress
Speaker 1: all day long, complaining about rhinos all day long, complaining
Speaker 1: about this, complaining about spending, and then when the opportunity
Speaker 1: arises to actually change the direction of the state, to
Speaker 1: change the direction of the GOP, they saunter into the
Speaker 1: voting booth like zombies. Since whom I voting for?
Speaker 2: Her?
Speaker 5: Oh the guy I've already had, he does such a
Speaker 5: good job. Remember that time we met him and his
Speaker 5: dog muffles his wife was so sweet.
Speaker 1: I'm tired of it, man, I'm tired of idiots in
Speaker 1: the GOP. Prime ay voter in Red States is a moron,
Speaker 1: and I'm sick of it. I'm tired of having to
Speaker 1: come and yell about this, and I know you're tired
Speaker 1: of it too. What are we doing, U Tah Texas
Speaker 1: Gosh Wyoming. You should be embarrassed idahost going this way?
Speaker 1: What are we doing? Wake up? Start voting to people out.
Speaker 1: They didn't even have the hard to talk about it anymore.
Speaker 1: We're doing more emailsh sick of this crap. Anyway, Let's
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Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show Auto Wednesday. Okay, let's uh,
Speaker 1: let's do this before we do some emails. This is
Speaker 1: this is the founder of Whole Woman's Health, and there's
Speaker 1: probably a lot to unpack here. I'm not gonna spend
Speaker 1: much time doing it. All that Utah talk got my
Speaker 1: blood pressure up. And listen to this.
Speaker 6: I think it's important to remember that abortion, at any
Speaker 6: point pregnancy is always safer than pregnancy. I think we
Speaker 6: have really become to think about abortion as a political issue.
Speaker 6: Yet abortion is a healthcare issue. Abortion saves lives. Abortion
Speaker 6: is absolutely necessary, oftentimes in emergency room settings, to protect
Speaker 6: the health of the pregnant person and to be sure
Speaker 6: that they are able to continue their lives.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I worry that God is going to wipe America out.
Speaker 1: I know that's heavy and I'm going to move off that,
Speaker 1: but sometimes I do worry about it. Hey, Jesse, I've
Speaker 1: been listening to your show for a few years now.
Speaker 1: I do take breaks from time to time, so I
Speaker 1: find myself agreeing with so much of what you say.
Speaker 1: I don't want to become a Jesse Kelly Siko fan, anyway.
Speaker 1: I'm getting fed up with all the comy stuff shoved
Speaker 1: down my throat, and more importantly, my children's throats, the
Speaker 1: constant barrage of anti American and anti Christian, anti freedom stuff.
Speaker 1: I just want to leave the country and go somewhere
Speaker 1: like Argentine or El Salvador. When will we regain the
Speaker 1: upper hand here? It's not going to be Trump. When
Speaker 1: will our side start really fighting back and take the
Speaker 1: fight to the commies, Democrat mayors and prosecutors, so on
Speaker 1: and so forth? However, I feel anyway, when will we
Speaker 1: start to take it back? Well, listen I've been talking
Speaker 1: a lot about the next generation coming. I am not
Speaker 1: going to sit here and lie to you. I do
Speaker 1: believe that we will eventually win. I do not tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I won't be alive for it. So this is a
Speaker 1: long shot prediction. But I believe we will eventually win.
Speaker 1: But I don't know that. The good guys don't always win.
Speaker 1: Don't always win. That's nursery, rhyme, conservatism. That's not reality,
Speaker 1: that's not how the world works. Sometimes the bad guys win.
Speaker 1: Lots of times the bad guys win. So I can't
Speaker 1: sit here and promise you anything. But I do know this,
Speaker 1: that whole night is darkest just before the on talk. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's kind of lame and hoky, but it also is
Speaker 1: true much of the time. If you want an eye,
Speaker 1: want people with courage, with steel spines, ready to fight
Speaker 1: back against an evil media and evil education system and
Speaker 1: all these things, well we have to have the conditions
Speaker 1: on the ground that will create those people. And you
Speaker 1: know how I was just lamenting Red states, like I
Speaker 1: was complaining about the Utah elections, but I was talking
Speaker 1: about all red states Texas and how safe it is
Speaker 1: in my neighborhood, how comfortable. It is in my neighborhood.
Speaker 1: The truth is the reason the normies and norms in
Speaker 1: my neighborhood, the reason I can't get them out to
Speaker 1: a school board race is they're comfortable. Life is comfortable.
Speaker 1: They drive either new or used cars or new cars.
Speaker 1: Half these people have a pool. They got home. That's
Speaker 1: three four bedrooms that kids have their own. There's no
Speaker 1: crime at all in my neighborhood. You just get shot
Speaker 1: if you committed a crime in the neighborhood. Anyway, nobody's
Speaker 1: getting broken into. It just doesn't happen. Their immediate world
Speaker 1: is safe and comfortable. And safe and comfortable are not
Speaker 1: the conditions where these lions that we're looking for grow.
Speaker 1: They're not. If you want men like that, men like
Speaker 1: that come from hardship. We might need to do what
Speaker 1: we're doing now. We might need to turn into Sodom
Speaker 1: and Gomorrah before we can have real leaders with a
Speaker 1: stomach rise. The truth is it's not bad enough yet,
Speaker 1: believe it or not. And this is what's crazy, because
Speaker 1: it was bad enough for you even during COVID, all
Speaker 1: that tyranny, all that insanity, all the abuse of the
Speaker 1: people killing people, all these things even that was not
Speaker 1: enough to rouse the American spirit and get people off
Speaker 1: the couch and involve and throwing the tyrants out of office.
Speaker 1: Even that wasn't enough. Why well, the government got it.
Speaker 1: The government understood it. They get who we are. Hey,
Speaker 1: make sure the internet still works, make sure the power
Speaker 1: still works, make sure Netflix is still on, the liquor
Speaker 1: stores are open, make sure door dash is still delivering.
Speaker 1: And these people aren't ever going to get upset enough
Speaker 1: to do anything. It's that old Roman proverb. Give them
Speaker 1: bread and circuses and they will never rebel. It's not
Speaker 1: just the saying. The truth is, once you have your bread, ah,
Speaker 1: you got a little circus, you got some entertainment, you're
Speaker 1: not motivated to move. I'm not gonna tell you that
Speaker 1: we're gonna be fine, and I'm not gonna tell you
Speaker 1: that we're about to turn things around, because maybe we're not.
Speaker 1: Maybe it'll keep going down and down and down. But
Speaker 1: these terrible conditions we have, I'm telling you, I already
Speaker 1: see it in young men. It's creating a generation that
Speaker 1: is going to be so much tougher and better and
Speaker 1: smarter than all these pillow soft loser dorks who lead
Speaker 1: the GOP. Now, there's not going to be any seeking
Speaker 1: of media approval in the future. There's not going to
Speaker 1: be any of that garbage. That stuff is going to
Speaker 1: go away. Now. The big danger in that is does
Speaker 1: it go away too extreme. It's one thing to have
Speaker 1: a guy who doesn't care about media approval. That's another
Speaker 1: thing that has a guy who believes in throwing journalists
Speaker 1: out of helicopters. And you might get the second thing
Speaker 1: and not the first thing. That's the thing when that
Speaker 1: pendulum starts to swing back, when you finally get a culture,
Speaker 1: a real rebellion against all this evil filth out there.
Speaker 1: When you finally get it, it doesn't necessarily come with
Speaker 1: brakes installed. When you get it and it starts to
Speaker 1: go your direction, my direction, we might find ourselves and
Speaker 1: I'll be here with you. We might find ourselves cheering.
Speaker 1: Yeah I get them. Yeah, this is awesome. WHOA that
Speaker 1: might be a little too far. Oh h maybe not that.
Speaker 1: Oh hey hold on, no, no, wait, what happened. That's
Speaker 1: what happens looked at. It's how the Kammedis eventually took anything.
Speaker 1: It's how the comedies took over to begin with. I
Speaker 1: should say, like in the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union
Speaker 1: was Russia. It was governed by the Tsars. It had
Speaker 1: been governed by the Tsars for centuries, same family. Cool
Speaker 1: story actually, but the Tsars ended up not cutting it anymore.
Speaker 1: The country wasn't advancing, people were suffering. There was all
Speaker 1: kinds of hardship there. They'd cracked down on people and death.
Speaker 1: And I actually think Zar Nicholas the second was, from
Speaker 1: what I read, seems like a really decent person, but
Speaker 1: a terrible Zar. And things were bad and the Communists
Speaker 1: that's how they got their revolution going. Aren't you tired
Speaker 1: of this? Isn't it time to fight back? Let's get
Speaker 1: rid of these scumbags. And eventually you had people rising up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm with Lenin, I'm with Trotsky. Oh wait a minute,
Speaker 1: what what are they doing now? Wait? Lenin's torturing people.
Speaker 1: Hold on? How many people were Stalin killed?
Speaker 5: Wait?
Speaker 6: Wow? Wow?
Speaker 3: This is bad.
Speaker 1: That's how these things work, these these pendulum swings. If
Speaker 1: we finally get one, because the pendulum is never swung right,
Speaker 1: that's a lie. We've told ourselves. It's only gone left
Speaker 1: left left, left, left left. So what happens when that
Speaker 1: damn finally breaks when that locking mechanism, when that ratchet
Speaker 1: only pushing our culture to the left. What happens when
Speaker 1: that breaks and it goes back to the right. Is
Speaker 1: that something we're going to be able to stop? Probably not.
Speaker 1: Who knows. Who knows what ten year old is out there,
Speaker 1: probably listening to me as we speak. Who has some
Speaker 1: plans for these dirty comis? This is how it goes
Speaker 1: when a society stops sharing common values. We had a
Speaker 1: hostile agent introduced into our society. He's been very, very
Speaker 1: successful with eating it up. And now that we're going
Speaker 1: opposite ways, well, now we're in a cage. We're not
Speaker 1: in a nation anymore. We're in a cage and we're
Speaker 1: gonna have to fight anyway. Let's get to some emails,
Speaker 1: meet Oracle. Work's been tough, weeks, have been long. Driving
Speaker 1: past the local Planned Parenthood today and was suddenly overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: There's a high probability that a baby will die in
Speaker 1: there today. I turned around, prayed and made a preborn donation.
Speaker 1: I'm going to make sure a baby lives today. I'll
Speaker 1: skip lunch and gatorade if it means a mom and
Speaker 1: more importantly, the baby wins. Let's fight for them. I
Speaker 1: love that you stand up for these beautiful little babies.
Speaker 1: Good for you, brother. You know I live in the
Speaker 1: Houston area and we have a planned parenthood here. Chris
Speaker 1: will know what I'm talking about. Michael will too. It's
Speaker 1: right off the highway. I gonna be honest, it's one
Speaker 1: of the more beautiful buildings in town. You see it
Speaker 1: from a ways away. It's this shiny, almost greenish glass,
Speaker 1: real silvery shiny glass, and you look as you're driving
Speaker 1: up and you think, oh, that's a cool building.
Speaker 3: Look at that.
Speaker 1: And then you get there and you see all this
Speaker 1: fenced in, all this fencing gates and a gigantic planned
Speaker 1: parenthood on the side of it, and it just it
Speaker 1: reminds you how dark this place can be. And it
Speaker 1: reminds you that we are in a battle. And thank
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Speaker 1: by preborn. We'll be back. This is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 3: Cease fighting now, that's gonna happen, ma, It's the Jesse
Speaker 3: Kelly Show on a Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Finding you, you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: Kellyshow dot com and there will be no more popping
Speaker 1: for Jamal Bowmen. He's no longer going to be a
Speaker 1: member of Congress. He just couldn't change his barbarian ways.
Speaker 1: It happens. He's not the first, he's not the last.
Speaker 1: And Chris, I know you probably have already written this down,
Speaker 1: but just so everyone knows, Rashida Tleeb and Ilhan Omar,
Speaker 1: their days are both number two. It may not be
Speaker 1: this election cycle, but the elite communists are not going
Speaker 1: to allow those two to stick around. AOC will be
Speaker 1: allowed to stay. Ayanna Presley will probably be allowed to stay.
Speaker 1: She's fairly quiet. Cory Bush probably won't be allowed to stay.
Speaker 1: Already going after Corey Bush again. Use street animals. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to be nice to you. You're allowed to go
Speaker 1: into elite society. You are with the fancy suits and
Speaker 1: you have a staff and a communications team and fancy
Speaker 1: people want to meet with you. You're allowed to remain
Speaker 1: in that world as well, but you will be sent
Speaker 1: back to the streets if you can't control yourself. So
Speaker 1: please wash your hands after you use the restroom, lower
Speaker 1: your voice now and then. This kind of stuff is
Speaker 1: simply not going to see me anyway. Let's get to
Speaker 1: some emails. Dear genius radio host. I like this, lady.
Speaker 1: I was very entertained by your poop pants story, I laughed.
Speaker 1: I'm one of those people of whom alcohol is not for.
Speaker 1: I'm allergic. It smells up. I'm assuming she means swells
Speaker 1: up my throat and affects my breathing. I use marijuana instead.
Speaker 1: It's legal in my state. I'm curious your views on
Speaker 1: the legalization of marijuana. Of course, the same lives applied
Speaker 1: to alcohol should apply to marijuana, and whatnot. What are
Speaker 1: your thoughts, you know, marijuana legalization is one of those
Speaker 1: things I go back and forth on a lot. And
Speaker 1: here's why. Obviously, it's not a good thing to use marijuana,
Speaker 1: because it's not good for your mind or your lungs
Speaker 1: or whatever it is. Whenever you look, it's the same
Speaker 1: as booze. Whenever you're ingesting something that makes your body
Speaker 1: or your mind change, it's pretty universal that that's not good.
Speaker 1: It's like they say that you ever never used to
Speaker 1: know cigarettes were bad for you. Let's tap the brakes
Speaker 1: on that. Let me clue everyone in on something, whether
Speaker 1: it's a mask or a cigarette or a vape thing
Speaker 1: or whatever it is. And I'm not somebody who's crystal
Speaker 1: clean when it comes to these things. But if you're
Speaker 1: breathing something in your lungs that's not air, that's not
Speaker 1: good for you. But should the government stop it? Should
Speaker 1: the government regulate it? I don't know. My answer varies
Speaker 1: back and forth. And here's why the Food and Drug
Speaker 1: Administration is a horrible, evil, corrupt organization. How many times
Speaker 1: have we gone over these stories where you'll have an
Speaker 1: official come out and he'll get caught on camera or
Speaker 1: something like that saying, oh, yeah, we're bribed to approve pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 1: We're bribed to approve this product. We're brought so the
Speaker 1: institution we trust to tell us what is and isn't
Speaker 1: harmful is completely corrupt and bought off, so they don't know.
Speaker 1: So I come down on it as nobody knows. That's
Speaker 1: a long, mealy mouthed way of saying I really don't care.
Speaker 1: I don't care. It's not an issue I'm passionate about
Speaker 1: at all. This might be the only time I've ever
Speaker 1: talked about it on the air, and I don't know
Speaker 1: if there will ever be a time after this. It's
Speaker 1: just not something that that interests me. I don't stress
Speaker 1: about people who smoke weed. If that's your thing, knock
Speaker 1: yourself out, more power to you, just like I don't
Speaker 1: stress about people who drink booze or any of the
Speaker 1: other things out there, Nor am I in a place
Speaker 1: to judge about any of that stuff anyway. So it's
Speaker 1: just not it's just not something that's on my mind.
Speaker 1: And now here's a headline, why go?
Speaker 4: You know, you know the.
Speaker 1: Thing headlines we didn't get to. Biden administration moves to
Speaker 1: allow deployment of US military contractors in Ukraine that would
Speaker 1: be private contractors, mercenaries. For lack of a better way
Speaker 1: to put it it, it really I'm starting to get
Speaker 1: concerned about the whole World War three thing, I really am.
Speaker 1: It's as if they're trying to get us into one
Speaker 1: home prices rise faster than expected, hitting a new record high.
Speaker 1: So that explains why parents are moving in with their kids,
Speaker 1: kids are staying with their parents. It's just a new
Speaker 1: country we are living in and going into. And one
Speaker 1: we're going to have to adjust for Burshett bill to
Speaker 1: stop the Taliban from getting US tax dollars passes the House.
Speaker 1: It is something that we actually have to pass a
Speaker 1: bill to stop the United States of America from giving
Speaker 1: your tax money to the Taliban Golli religious charter school,
Speaker 1: and it's unconstitutional in Oklahoma High Court rules. A reminder
Speaker 1: to everyone that every single school is religious. There are
Speaker 1: no such things as secular schools. Your school, the people
Speaker 1: who educate your child will have a religion. It's going
Speaker 1: to be yours or it's going to be this.
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Speaker 4: We had a series of goals in all of these
Speaker 4: which kind of came from the conference and then they
Speaker 4: just talked about and so the first was bridging the
Speaker 4: field of trans studies which is primarily based in the humanities,
Speaker 4: and the field of K twelve education, which with these
Speaker 4: are both fields that don't always speak to each other,
Speaker 4: so we wanted to make sure that that was one
Speaker 4: of the main goals that was evident throughout the book.
Speaker 1: There's religion in your child's school, I promise you. Opinion
Speaker 1: briefly posted online shows Supreme Court poise to restore emergency
Speaker 1: abortion access in Idaho. Posted briefly online. The Supreme Court
Speaker 1: leaks more than the Titanic anymore. We can't even trust
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court at this point in time. Secret Service
Speaker 1: officer protecting Kamala Harris came to blows with other agents
Speaker 1: at Joint Base Andrews as Anybody's surprised that Kamala Service
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris's Secret Service agent would come to blows. Jack
Speaker 1: Smith admits FBI doctored evidence to produce stuff photos of
Speaker 1: classified documents during the mar Lago raid. Go Lee, but hey,
Speaker 1: let's build them a new building. Biden's student loan forgiveness
Speaker 1: plan suffers a huge blow. Well, of course, because it's
Speaker 1: illegal and you're not allowed to do that. Whatever, you
Speaker 1: can email me Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We'll
Speaker 1: do it again tomorrow. That's all.