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 Tuesday, a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. And we are going
Speaker 1: to talk about these judges a bit more deporting people.
Speaker 1: We're going to discuss how do we actually fix the country.
Speaker 1: What's the solution to this judge thing. We have so
Speaker 1: much we have to discuss this hour. We'll get to
Speaker 1: emails and other things, but I I need to address
Speaker 1: something that was said last night on the show. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe you've already listened, maybe you listened live last night,
Speaker 1: maybe you downloaded the podcast on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. But
Speaker 1: if you did miss it, or if you heard it,
Speaker 1: here is what happened. And here's what I said. This
Speaker 1: is a little bit of a longer clip, and I
Speaker 1: want to make sure I'm doing this the right way.
Speaker 1: This is what was said last night. We have had
Speaker 1: in our kitchen here in the studio, I would guess
Speaker 1: for three years, at least two years, the largest container
Speaker 1: of honey you have ever seen in your life? How
Speaker 1: much did you say that container was that you bought?
Speaker 1: Chris Jewish producer, Chris bought a five pound jug of honey. Now,
Speaker 1: we don't use much honey here. Virtually the entire ten
Speaker 1: gallon jug of honey has been in the kitchen forever.
Speaker 1: It is now because this is two or three years old,
Speaker 1: a solid block, it's no longer honey.
Speaker 2: So I did what normal people would do.
Speaker 1: I turned around and I took this three ton jug
Speaker 1: of honey, and I threw it in the trash can.
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Chris, of course, has to go in there
Speaker 1: to complain that I threw away the honey he purchased
Speaker 1: two or three years ago. What Chris, honey does go bad? Yes,
Speaker 1: it does.
Speaker 2: It just went bad. It's sugar. It's sugar.
Speaker 1: Of course, it freaking goes bad, Chris, Everything goes If
Speaker 1: it doesn't go bad, buddy, you shouldn't be eating it.
Speaker 1: Do you realize that if it doesn't go bad? Have
Speaker 1: you ever seen one of those internet things? Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: you got it. That's what happened last night. And not
Speaker 1: only there are a couple of things have happened since
Speaker 1: that since that aired last night. Not only did Chris,
Speaker 1: I kid you not on the occasion. Look, if you're
Speaker 1: on the simulcaster or something like that, just I'm holding
Speaker 1: it up. Chris dug it out of the trash can.
Speaker 1: He was so concerned that I had wasted money on
Speaker 1: my life. I'm holding the jug you see. You thought
Speaker 1: I was making it up. I'm holding it. He dug
Speaker 1: it out of the trash can. He not only dug
Speaker 1: it out of the trash can, he disrespectfully put it
Speaker 1: in a bunch of hot water to make it liquidy again.
Speaker 1: And now you see it, and you see it swishing around.
Speaker 1: Now it's liquidity. As if that proved some kind of
Speaker 1: a point. That's one thing that happened in the last
Speaker 1: twenty four hours. The second thing that happened in the
Speaker 1: last twenty four hours is we have received approximately ten
Speaker 1: thousand emails from you saying, Jesse Honey doesn't go bad.
Speaker 2: Jesse.
Speaker 1: Chris is right, Jesse Honey doesn't go bad. And I
Speaker 1: thought about it. I thought about it long and hard,
Speaker 1: because you you don't never want to be an arrogant person, right.
Speaker 1: Humility is something I've always placed a premium, you know, me,
Speaker 1: the oracle.
Speaker 2: I want to be somebody who.
Speaker 1: Owns up to my mistakes. I want to be known
Speaker 1: as somebody who's willing to come on the air and
Speaker 1: acknowledge where I maybe have aired in this way or
Speaker 1: that way. And my intention was tonight, after you're not
Speaker 1: so very nice feedback, My intention was tonight to come
Speaker 1: on the air and own the fact that honey doesn't
Speaker 1: go bad. You know what, I still think. I'm right.
Speaker 1: Don't shake your head, Chris. I'm not taking anything back.
Speaker 1: I am standing on principle. I am going to act
Speaker 1: as if I've been correct all along. I yes, I
Speaker 1: got all your emails about Jesse. They've found some three
Speaker 1: thousand year old honey in an Egyptian tomb and it
Speaker 1: was good to go. Really, did you try it? Did
Speaker 1: you try the honey? Do you think anybody tried the honey?
Speaker 1: Do you think they pulled honey out of the tomb
Speaker 1: and that they spread it on some peanut buttered toast
Speaker 1: or something like that. No, they didn't, because they knew
Speaker 1: it went bad at some point along the line that
Speaker 1: honey had to have gone bad. I totally disagree with science.
Speaker 1: I disagree with Jewish producer, Chris. I disagree with all
Speaker 1: you smarty pants listeners. What Chris, it's not aged like Bourbon.
Speaker 1: The reason Bourbon ages, Chris, is it has alcohol in
Speaker 1: it that kills all the germs that grow in it.
Speaker 1: As there's no alcohol in honey. I'm looking at the ingredients, Chris,
Speaker 1: you know what the ingredient, and this is honey. That's
Speaker 1: the ingredient. Okay, it's not alcoholic. It's no, it's not antibacterial,
Speaker 1: it's not There's no way, honey stays good forever. Science
Speaker 1: is wrong. I am right and I'm standing by it.
Speaker 1: Let's move on and talk about the country, shall we,
Speaker 1: Because the judge is the look a judge. A judge
Speaker 1: came out earlier today and said it was about USA.
Speaker 3: Eight.
Speaker 2: Uh sorry, you know what.
Speaker 1: You can't even disband USA. You can't do this, you
Speaker 1: can't do that. The judge problem is really really bad.
Speaker 1: This is we don't have to go over the same
Speaker 1: point we've made a thousand times. That's why the communists
Speaker 1: put communist judges on the bench. That's why communists become
Speaker 1: judges to begin with. They're there to push the revolution forward,
Speaker 1: and they're there to stop anybody who tries to stop
Speaker 1: the revolution. Headline this is from life set. Soros linked
Speaker 1: legal firm behind the lawsuit to block Trump's deportation of
Speaker 1: alien gang members that's what communists do. They use the
Speaker 1: legal system as judges, as lawyers, as whatever to protect
Speaker 1: the revolution, to move the revolution forward. You see it
Speaker 1: all all over the media.
Speaker 2: You see this.
Speaker 4: Stuff says because you've said the government doesn't have a
Speaker 4: statutory basis to do something, and you say you can't
Speaker 4: do it, that that means that you are siding with terrorists.
Speaker 4: And by the way, they have not been determined to
Speaker 4: be terrorists. As you noted at the outset, there's been
Speaker 4: no hearing on that.
Speaker 1: Was that Lindsay Graham. Oh no, that was Andrew Weisman. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I got the voices confused. But okay, we already covered
Speaker 1: it all last night. I'll have to cover it again.
Speaker 1: You know why communists want violent criminals here, They really
Speaker 1: really want them here. If you vote Democrat, you want
Speaker 1: them here. Fort Myer's City Council. You hear this little
Speaker 1: tidbit the argument.
Speaker 3: And I know there's no male intend to it that
Speaker 3: we would risk federal or state funding if I don't
Speaker 3: sign up for this.
Speaker 1: This is a member of the city council talking about
Speaker 1: having to cooperate with Ice and hand over the violent
Speaker 1: illegal criminals.
Speaker 3: It is a tumultuous day and age, and this is
Speaker 3: a day I hate city in the seat that my
Speaker 3: city's not for sale.
Speaker 1: I'd sorry, it's making me laugh. So you got all
Speaker 1: that get you get the why. And because we're in
Speaker 1: the middle of all this, Obviously, people they want a solution.
Speaker 1: It's human nature. It's not unique to politics. Human beings.
Speaker 1: When faced with a problem, they want a solution. They
Speaker 1: don't just want problems pointed out. They want to know
Speaker 1: how do we fix it? I want to know the
Speaker 1: same thing, how do we fix it? I'm not unique
Speaker 1: in that I woke up today angry about the judges.
Speaker 2: I'll be honest. It's getting to me.
Speaker 1: And I see this judicial activism taking place. It's bothering me,
Speaker 1: and it bothers me for the same reason it bothers you.
Speaker 2: Trump the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: They're in there trying to fix all the things the
Speaker 1: communists have destroyed, and now here we have all these
Speaker 1: judges trying to stop them from fixing it. And I'm frustrated.
Speaker 1: And I want my country saved, and you want your
Speaker 1: country saved. And it can make it's almost frantic if
Speaker 1: you let yourself really get consumed by it.
Speaker 2: Don't do this, by the way.
Speaker 1: If you let yourself really get consumed by it, it
Speaker 1: can make you frantic that we that our will, the
Speaker 1: will of the voter, is being denied by a bunch
Speaker 1: of communists in black robes. Don't let it make you frantic.
Speaker 1: But why don't we talk about the ultimate solution to it?
Speaker 1: Because the ultimate solution to it is not impeaching. That's fine,
Speaker 1: impeach them.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: The ultimate solution to it is not arresting some of
Speaker 1: these judges for a sedition. And again I'm fine with
Speaker 1: that too. Remember this is me. I'm totally fine with that.
Speaker 1: Sounds good. Arrest them, that's fine. The ultimate solution is something,
Speaker 1: It's something that's going to be difficult, and it's not
Speaker 1: going to be what you want to hear you see,
Speaker 1: And as is so often the case in life, to
Speaker 1: truly solve a problem is going to involve pain and patience.
Speaker 1: Do you want to do you really genuinely want to
Speaker 1: have a system of government where judges are not communists
Speaker 1: trying to burn down your country? Is that what you want?
Speaker 1: That's what I want? How do we get that? Let's
Speaker 1: talk about it next? Missed out?
Speaker 3: Catch up.
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Don't forget.
Speaker 1: You can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: We still have to get to all kinds of emails.
Speaker 1: Will make fun of joy and read little update on
Speaker 1: the old Trump putin thing and all that and so
Speaker 1: much more still to come on the world famous Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Well, let's just talk about this though, about
Speaker 1: the judges. You want this stuff to stop, the judicial activism,
Speaker 1: You want the communist revolution to stop.
Speaker 2: You want all the.
Speaker 1: Roadblocks they're throwing in front of Trump to stop. You
Speaker 1: want it to stop. I want it to stop. And
Speaker 1: now we're sitting here. We're looking for a solution. Now
Speaker 1: we want the Supreme Court to step in, and they should,
Speaker 1: by the way. We want an impeachment. We want to
Speaker 1: throw them in jail. We want all that stuff. Is fine,
Speaker 1: But all these things, everything I just said, they're all
Speaker 1: temporary solutions. They will not actually solve the problem. They
Speaker 1: are temporary solutions, solutions that may bridge the gap until
Speaker 1: we get a final solution. But they're temporary solutions. As in,
Speaker 1: I want you to think about an obese person Maybe
Speaker 1: that's you keep churning by the way, you'll get the
Speaker 1: weight off just trying anyway. Maybe that's you. Maybe you've
Speaker 1: gotten to a place where you are so fat that
Speaker 1: the doctor's telling you they need to get this weight
Speaker 1: off your body now, or you were at risk of
Speaker 1: heart failure, and so then you're you're at a place
Speaker 1: where Okay, I can let me see, I can get liposuction,
Speaker 1: I get some kind of surgery, get him suck all
Speaker 1: the fat out of my body. Or I can go, oh,
Speaker 1: what's that drug, chris o, zempic, zep zempik, whatever that
Speaker 1: thing people are injecting in themselves.
Speaker 2: I'll do with that.
Speaker 1: But of course you can imagine how great that is
Speaker 1: for you. I think I'm going to inject myself with
Speaker 1: something that will make me lose weight.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Obviously, these are all things that can work temporarily, but
Speaker 1: none of them actually go to the root of the
Speaker 1: diet and exercise problem. That is why you are so obese.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying don't do any of those things.
Speaker 1: That's your business, your life, your health. But I'm saying
Speaker 1: you can't look at those things as the final solution.
Speaker 1: The final solution, the solution. The real solution to fixing
Speaker 1: this problem is changing and fixing the culture of the
Speaker 1: United States of America. The real solution is getting everyday
Speaker 1: citizens knowledgeable about the political process, knowledgeable about what is wrong,
Speaker 1: what is right, what is going on, Knowledgeable and involved.
Speaker 1: And maybe you are sitting back now throwing your hands
Speaker 1: up and saying, I'm already involved.
Speaker 2: I'm already knowledgeable. I know you are.
Speaker 1: It's not about you. But that's the only way we
Speaker 1: can save the country, truly, truly save it long term.
Speaker 1: Why do we why do we have these judges, Why
Speaker 1: don't we have the you know what, let's talk about
Speaker 1: the Soros das. That's a famous thing. That's a famous
Speaker 1: thing people talk about on the right all the time.
Speaker 1: I've talked about it many times. You have this communist
Speaker 1: foreign billionaire who's sunk millions and millions of dollars, some
Speaker 1: of it yours into DA races across the country, District
Speaker 1: attorney races across the country. But where is he running
Speaker 1: these das? Where he is he in rural Montana? Trying
Speaker 1: to install a George Soro soft on crime DA who's
Speaker 1: going to turn some savage loose from jail to go
Speaker 1: rape and kill some more. Of course, not where's he
Speaker 1: going to do this. He's going to New York, He's
Speaker 1: going to la He's got various spots across the country.
Speaker 1: He's walking into Blue America, America where morons vote Democrat
Speaker 1: over and over and over and over again. And because
Speaker 1: the people there are so stupid and so unaware of
Speaker 1: what they're voting for, they'll go into the voting booth
Speaker 1: and they'll vote Democrat every single time, and then two
Speaker 1: weeks later they'll be screaming at their neighbor about why
Speaker 1: there's some kind of drug dealer on the corner stealing
Speaker 1: and killing people.
Speaker 2: How did he get out of jail.
Speaker 1: The truth is, we don't have a judge problem. We
Speaker 1: don't have a politician problem, we don't have an FBI problem.
Speaker 1: We have a people problem. It is our fault, not yours, specifically,
Speaker 1: because you're already involved. So spare me the stupid emails
Speaker 1: that they were not me. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about the population as a whole. If it
Speaker 1: doesn't apply to you, don't apply it to you. Remember
Speaker 1: that old rule here on the show. But we have
Speaker 1: a people problem. I experienced it in my own life.
Speaker 1: You experience it in yours. The frustration when you're trying
Speaker 1: to get your normy friends involved in politics. I've told
Speaker 1: you before, banging my head against the wall, talking to
Speaker 1: my friends, talking to family, talking to neighbors, totally unaware
Speaker 1: of what's going on in the world, why it matters,
Speaker 1: upcoming elections, school board. I've never voted in one of
Speaker 1: those primaries. Why would I vote? What are the issues?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure the person who can't be bothered to
Speaker 1: take ten minutes out of their day.
Speaker 2: Not even a long time, not like you do or
Speaker 2: like I do.
Speaker 1: They can't be bothered to take ten minutes a day
Speaker 1: to dig into the issues, what's going on, why it matters.
Speaker 1: That is what's dooming us. But we don't want to
Speaker 1: hear that because what we want is ozempic. What we
Speaker 1: want is light boat section. What we want is I
Speaker 1: elected Donald Trump. Now, hey, Trump, fix it. But it
Speaker 1: doesn't work that way. It has never worked that way,
Speaker 1: it will never work that way. The communists took over
Speaker 1: every single institution and the country that was once the
Speaker 1: land of the free. And they didn't do it overnight.
Speaker 1: They didn't do it in one presidential election.
Speaker 2: They didn't do it in.
Speaker 1: Presidential elections at all. Those are practically a side issue
Speaker 1: for communists. Every single local election, state election, they are
Speaker 1: there showing up making sure communism is put into place.
Speaker 2: And the back end of all that is they control things.
Speaker 1: The twenty year the ten year results of eating right
Speaker 1: and working out are you're finding in good shape. No
Speaker 1: light bow needed. Keep the needle to yourself. That's how
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Speaker 1: a legal analyst Ario Azarad to talk about all these
Speaker 1: judges and more. Next the Jesse Kelly Show I Like
Speaker 1: It returns next it is the Jesse Kelly Show, and
Speaker 1: I just got way more excited for this interview than
Speaker 1: I already was.
Speaker 2: As you are well aware.
Speaker 1: If we have guests, which is rare on this show,
Speaker 1: they pick their introduction music.
Speaker 2: That song is so great.
Speaker 1: I actually asked Jewish producer Chris if she picked it,
Speaker 1: and she did. Ario Azaad, Attorney Aero Azred is joining me.
Speaker 1: Now we have had her husband, David before, who was
Speaker 1: absolutely brilliant. Reached out wanted to get some legal thoughts
Speaker 1: because I'm stupid, and apparently her musical taste is outstanding.
Speaker 2: Ariel.
Speaker 1: First of all, well done on that most people don't
Speaker 1: even know about traffic.
Speaker 5: Honestly, I have to tell you, Jesse, I came on
Speaker 5: your show maybe five years ago and I did that
Speaker 5: lock on song too, and I love it so much.
Speaker 5: So I'm I'm flannery that you like it too.
Speaker 2: You did, You've done good? Okay, now thank you.
Speaker 1: Obviously you're gonna have to dumb this down for well
Speaker 1: me legally. We hear all kinds of legal arguments now,
Speaker 1: and it's tough to suss out who's who and what's
Speaker 1: what deporting people with green cards visas?
Speaker 2: What are what are the quote due.
Speaker 1: Process rights of somebody who's here on a visa?
Speaker 2: How does this work? What is legal?
Speaker 1: What is not? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Sure, so I think what's been interesting about the debate
Speaker 5: that's happening now over Khalil is you know everyone's saying, wow,
Speaker 5: he's got freeze writes, and he's got a green card.
Speaker 5: You know, he's a special type of alien. He's not
Speaker 5: like someone on a student visa. Well, the real issue
Speaker 5: is is that under the Immigration Nationality Act, you know,
Speaker 5: the the basis for deportation is the same whether you
Speaker 5: are a student visa holder or a Green card holder,
Speaker 5: you are what's considered a quote deportable alien. And if
Speaker 5: you violate any number of provisions.
Speaker 6: Let's say you engage in.
Speaker 5: Marriage fraud or domestic violence, or say you have a
Speaker 5: criminal conviction, or in this case, if you quote a
Speaker 5: spouse support for terrorism, or terrorist activities. That's a reasonable
Speaker 5: basis for you to be deported. Another basis that's even
Speaker 5: more discretionary, I would say, is that if the Secretary
Speaker 5: of State in this case Mark or Rubio, believes that
Speaker 5: you pose a potential security threat or has beliefs that
Speaker 5: you pose a reasonable security threat, you also can be
Speaker 5: deported on that basis as well. And so this idea
Speaker 5: that you're in sort of a special cocoon or bubble
Speaker 5: because you have a green card, which is you know, again,
Speaker 5: is a more permanent form of status in the United
Speaker 5: States versus like the student visa. The idea that you're
Speaker 5: in a special cocoon or protective bubble is just not
Speaker 5: true and it's not borne out in any sort of
Speaker 5: reasonable fashion within our statutes. And so we actually have
Speaker 5: a long history of supporting individuals that do a spouse
Speaker 5: support for terrorist organizations. You know, we in the past
Speaker 5: have denied entry to individuals who have put out flyers
Speaker 5: for terrorist organizations while living abroad. And what's interesting, Jesse,
Speaker 5: is that the basis for deportation and the basis for
Speaker 5: denial of entry are the same, which means that if
Speaker 5: you do something shady, we can deny you entry. If
Speaker 5: you do something shady after you get your visa, we
Speaker 5: can revoke your visa.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: Could you explain to me how somebody like Mahmoud kh
Speaker 1: or this dirt ball Brown University professor, or any of
Speaker 1: these people, how do they get in here anyway? Don't
Speaker 1: they have enough ties to where anybody would look at
Speaker 1: their background, their friends and just say no, how do
Speaker 1: we have so many people who are here with papers.
Speaker 5: It's a very good question. And what's interesting, Jesse, you
Speaker 5: bring up a good point is that recent court filings
Speaker 5: in the career case actually demonstrate that he got his
Speaker 5: visa in November of twenty twenty four. Okay, so this
Speaker 5: is after he engaged in all sorts of crazy activity
Speaker 5: in Columbia. I mean, there's all sorts of reports coming
Speaker 5: up now that the Columbia students who weren't folding holding
Speaker 5: Janitor's hostage, that they were obviously taking over buildings on campus,
Speaker 5: that they were harassing students and faculty. So this is
Speaker 5: after all the crazy behavior at Columbia unfolded in April
Speaker 5: and May of twenty twenty four. He was given a
Speaker 5: green card I believe eleven days after Trump's election, which
Speaker 5: you know, I think you know. Again, there's a lot
Speaker 5: of discussion that perhaps he got his green card because
Speaker 5: his wife was already here and he was put on
Speaker 5: some sort of fast track, and I believe he got
Speaker 5: it within a year of applying. But I will say
Speaker 5: this is that the wait list for a green card
Speaker 5: in the United States is around four million, and we
Speaker 5: give out I believe, around a million per year, So
Speaker 5: he wasn't on the waitlist for very long, which should
Speaker 5: raise a lot of questions, right, I mean, I don't
Speaker 5: There's a lot of unanswered. There's a lot of question
Speaker 5: marks here in terms of what is the actual vetting process, right,
Speaker 5: how how much are we actually looking into the backgrounds
Speaker 5: of individuals who are filling out these forms and saying, yes,
Speaker 5: you know, I've been compliant with X, Y and Z.
Speaker 5: Clearly he hasn't been right.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: In fact, if you look at his forms, he actually,
Speaker 5: you know, with dishonest in terms of you know, his
Speaker 5: activity obviously, So there's a lot of question here, and
Speaker 5: the hope is that the Trump administration will be able
Speaker 5: to at least resolve some of the damage or rectify
Speaker 5: some of the damage that's been done. By the prior
Speaker 5: administration in terms of betting. But no, absolutely, I think
Speaker 5: you know this is an issue of iceberg, right, you know,
Speaker 5: or as having ways to say that when you see
Speaker 5: an iceberg, one eighth of it is above water and
Speaker 5: seven aces is the low water. So I think that's
Speaker 5: what we're dealing with this year.
Speaker 1: Speaking with Ariel Ozra out attorney, kind of laying us out,
Speaker 1: getting us straightened out on all this immigration stuff. Okay, Ariel,
Speaker 1: I am a Barbarian, as everybody is well aware. And
Speaker 1: when I hear that we snatch up some hamas dirtball
Speaker 1: and send him packing, I not only cheer, I ask
Speaker 1: why can't we do that? With all these protests full
Speaker 1: of illegals. Every time you walk into New York City,
Speaker 1: every freaking time I go up there, there's a whole
Speaker 1: legion of these scumbags walking up and down the street
Speaker 1: advertising that they're here illegally Los Angeles. It's like a
Speaker 1: daily routine. Are we not allowed to simply step been
Speaker 1: and say are you here legally? Nope?
Speaker 2: On the plane, I can we do that?
Speaker 5: Well? In a lot of instances, we require or the
Speaker 5: federal government needs to have more cooperation from state and
Speaker 5: local authorities, which has been a huge, a huge problem.
Speaker 5: Uh you know, the whole issue is sanctuary cities. You know,
Speaker 5: I don't know if you're familiar with what a lack
Speaker 5: of cooperation looks like in practice, but what I'm about
Speaker 5: to tell you is probably going to horrify you. You know,
Speaker 5: in instances where, for instance, an illegal committed a crime
Speaker 5: or they've been you know, scooped up by local authorities. Okay,
Speaker 5: they're taken to the county jail, they're uh, you know,
Speaker 5: they're detained there for some short amount of time, and
Speaker 5: eventually they'll be released by local authorities, especially an instance,
Speaker 5: if it's a sanctuary uh city. Now, generally speaking, local
Speaker 5: authorities that want to cooperate with federal authorities will call
Speaker 5: up ICE and say, hey, you know, we have someone
Speaker 5: here who's obviously not supposed to be here, and ICE
Speaker 5: will come and they will you know, they will take over,
Speaker 5: they will detain the individual. In instances where you have
Speaker 5: a sanctuary city, you actually have local authorities releasing the
Speaker 5: individual out into the public and I would say in
Speaker 5: defiance or out of refusal willingness to cooperate with ICE.
Speaker 5: And so what ICE is forced to do in those
Speaker 5: situations is actually stake out local jails and wait until
Speaker 5: the individual is released. Yeah, in the hopes of actually
Speaker 5: getting the criminal are the illegal aliens. So if you
Speaker 5: think about the amount of resources that have to be
Speaker 5: wasted because federal authorities are denied access by state and
Speaker 5: local officials and they're forced to actually stake out and
Speaker 5: wait for the illegals to be released by local authorities,
Speaker 5: it's actually, it's it's completely bananas. And this is what
Speaker 5: sanctuary cities have done time and time again, and it
Speaker 5: may the job of federal authorities so much more challenging
Speaker 5: and so much more difficult. So it's kind of a
Speaker 5: long and winded way of saying that so much of
Speaker 5: federal so much of the ability of federal authorities to
Speaker 5: deal with immigration issues depends on their ability to coordinate
Speaker 5: with local and state authorities. Because what you have is
Speaker 5: criminal law is at the state level, an immigration law
Speaker 5: is dealt with at the federal level, and so those
Speaker 5: sort of spears of authority tend to bump up against
Speaker 5: each other.
Speaker 1: If that make sense, No, it does make sense, Ariel,
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. I'm so much smarter now than
Speaker 1: I was before, and that actually probably isn't saying very much,
Speaker 1: but thank you. I appreciate you and your taste in music.
Speaker 5: Oh well, thank you so much, Jessie. It's always a
Speaker 5: pleasure to chat with you and happy to talk immigration
Speaker 5: or anti terrorism stuff anytime of course.
Speaker 1: All right now, you just heard what she said. It's
Speaker 1: a lot to take in a lot of that stuff.
Speaker 1: You probably knew. But why do we have so much
Speaker 1: violent crime on our streets, both from illegals and otherwise
Speaker 1: because elected democrats across this country want it there. It's
Speaker 1: hard to accept that, but it's true. You must protect
Speaker 1: yourself because authorities across this country are totally okay with
Speaker 1: you being hurt, very, very badly. When you go for
Speaker 1: that walk with your dog in the park, you need
Speaker 1: a burn a pistol launcher on you. When you go
Speaker 1: to the gas station and I gotta run down, it's
Speaker 1: gonna grab a six pack. You need a burn a
Speaker 1: pistol launcher on you. In your home, by your bed,
Speaker 1: in your car, A burn a pistol launcher will save
Speaker 1: your life.
Speaker 2: Ah, but I can.
Speaker 1: I'm in New York. Burna is legal in all fifty states.
Speaker 1: You don't need a permit. You don't need a background check.
Speaker 1: These savages believe in hurting people and they're looking for
Speaker 1: someone right now? Is it going to be you? Or
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Speaker 1: You can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Uh,
Speaker 1: the dear this out of Australia. Not that you care
Speaker 1: about Australia, but just let me clarified. It's a pretty
Speaker 1: revealing statement when you really think about it.
Speaker 6: I think the advocates for those changes need to explain
Speaker 6: what do they want people to have the right to say?
Speaker 6: What kind of racist abuse do they want to see
Speaker 6: or be able to lawfully see on the streets of Sydney.
Speaker 6: I recognize, and I'm fully sit from the beginning that
Speaker 6: we don't have the same frame them of speech laws
Speaker 6: that they have in the United States, and the reason
Speaker 6: for that is that we want to hold together a
Speaker 6: multicultural community and.
Speaker 1: Have people we don't have the same freedom of speech
Speaker 1: laws because we want to hold together a multicultural community.
Speaker 1: That's interesting.
Speaker 2: Why would freedom of speech?
Speaker 1: Why would that hold back multiculturalism?
Speaker 5: Hm?
Speaker 1: Did you see UK's PM what's that idiot's named? Starmer
Speaker 1: came out and complained about the rising tide of Islamophobia.
Speaker 1: Just remember the importation of foreign barbarians to destroy your
Speaker 1: country by the leaders of Western civilization. It's not an accident,
Speaker 1: and it's not done because they're really nice guys who
Speaker 1: were gently misguided. They bring these people in because you,
Speaker 1: the patriototic citizen, are just too much freaking trouble. And
Speaker 1: it's just a lot easier to bring in some barbarian
Speaker 1: and pay him a five hundred dollars visa card and
Speaker 1: let him pillage your wife and daughter and then steal
Speaker 1: your country from you. It's a whole lot less trouble. Jesse,
Speaker 1: Why can't judge's overruling deportation be charged with treason whether
Speaker 1: or not it sticks put them on the defensive. See,
Speaker 1: I love this way of thinking. This is exactly right.
Speaker 1: Do you remember do you remember the Roe versus Wade
Speaker 1: thing being overturned. Stay with me on this because this
Speaker 1: is going to come back to where we're at right
Speaker 1: now in the Supreme Court. Remember, remember when it leaked
Speaker 1: before the actual Roe versus Wade being overturned, Before that
Speaker 1: decision came out, it leaked, and that was a huge
Speaker 1: scandal that never ever, ever happens. Supreme Court decisions never
Speaker 1: are leaked beforehand. All of a sudden, we woke up
Speaker 1: one day and somebody they've never found out who, someone
Speaker 1: leaked the decision. Well, the Communists got themselves whipped up
Speaker 1: into a frenzy over this whole thing, because there's nothing
Speaker 1: Democrats love more than slaughtering unborn babies. They just live
Speaker 1: and die for it, like any demonic society does. The
Speaker 1: Aztecs love it. Anytime you have a completely demonic society,
Speaker 1: you will find they love slaughtering babies. It just goes
Speaker 1: hand in hand. Well, the Communists started freaking out, you
Speaker 1: can't overturn rovers as wait, oh my gosh, kill them all.
Speaker 1: Then Rovers's way gets overturned. Do you remember what happened afterwards?
Speaker 1: And during all this, after they leak everything else, protests
Speaker 1: started popping up in front of the homes of the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court justices. They're human beings, flesh and blood, human beings.
Speaker 1: They live in neighborhoods just like you do, just like
Speaker 1: I do. And the street animals started getting really loud
Speaker 1: in front of their homes, so much so that people
Speaker 1: like me, like you, we were screaming that these the
Speaker 1: protesters have to be a because that's against the law.
Speaker 1: But Joe Biden wanted to arrest them. Nobody would go
Speaker 1: arrest these people for violating the law. It's against the
Speaker 1: law to intimidate a Supreme Court justice.
Speaker 2: No one would arrest them.
Speaker 1: And then remember, some guy got on a plane with
Speaker 1: a gun from California and flew across the country with
Speaker 1: the intention of assassinating Brett Kavanaugh. Now, let me ask
Speaker 1: you something. All these people they were there because they
Speaker 1: didn't want Roe versus Wade overturn. Were they successful? You'd
Speaker 1: probably say no, right, but think about this for a moment. No,
Speaker 1: they weren't successful in overturning Roe versus Wade. But do
Speaker 1: you think they were at all successful in sending a
Speaker 1: message to the Supreme Court on what will and won't
Speaker 1: be done in the wake of controversial decisions.
Speaker 2: That don't go their way.
Speaker 1: Remember, it's easy to think about judges and politicians and
Speaker 1: these people as TV characters because we only see them
Speaker 1: on television, we see we hear them on the radio.
Speaker 1: But they're flesh and blood human beings, not just with
Speaker 1: homes with families. These people have husbands, wives, sons, daughters, mothers, fathers.
Speaker 1: They're flesh and blood human beings with all the same
Speaker 1: hopes and fears that you have. Let me ask you
Speaker 1: would you would all be intimidated. I'm not saying you'd
Speaker 1: cave or anything like that. But tonight, if you went home,
Speaker 1: went in, had some dinner. After dinner, maybe the fams
Speaker 1: sitting around chilling, getting ready to watch one of the
Speaker 1: more than forty free online courses offered by Hillsdale College
Speaker 1: at Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse, And all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: a loud noise pops off out front, and you go
Speaker 1: look out the front door, the front window, and there's
Speaker 1: one hundred people screaming and yelling and chanting your name
Speaker 1: in front of the house, so much so that you
Speaker 1: don't believe you can safely get the mail.
Speaker 2: Do you think that would affect you? Would you even
Speaker 2: go home? The next night?
Speaker 1: Who would you call in that moment? Maybe would you
Speaker 1: send the fam away to live with your mother for
Speaker 1: a little while?
Speaker 2: Of course you would, You're a human being.
Speaker 1: Do you think those attempted assassinations and protests do you
Speaker 1: think they actually failed? Or do you think the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court got the message loud and clear that they are
Speaker 1: at risk of physical violence if they attempt to stop
Speaker 1: the communist revolution again? I would argue those protests in
Speaker 1: front of the Supreme Court, in front of their homes,
Speaker 1: I would argue they were wildly successful. I'm not even
Speaker 1: so sure the Supreme Court is going to step in
Speaker 1: and stop these judges. Maybe while the protesters are out front,
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Speaker 1: Back to my point, intimidation. Intimidation can be extremely effect
Speaker 1: do long term. Even if it doesn't even if it
Speaker 1: doesn't get done what it wants to get done in
Speaker 1: the short term and the long term, it can be
Speaker 1: extremely effective. And this is how communists have operated forever.
Speaker 1: Sawlensky wrote a book on all this. You remember all
Speaker 1: that pick a target, isolate it, freeze it. They've picked
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court. You and I've had this discussion so
Speaker 1: many times before. They recognize that Supreme Court numbers aren't
Speaker 1: in their favor. So they've started talking about impeaching. I'm
Speaker 1: killing them, impeaching. I'm killing them. Protest them, impeach them,
Speaker 1: kill them. Trying to make sure that little speed bump
Speaker 1: for the revolution gets smoothed out.
Speaker 2: And that's why we are where we are.
Speaker 1: All right, we have to make fun of doctor, which
Speaker 1: we have to talk about what's happening in Deerfield, Illinois.
Speaker 1: This is going to apply to everybody. We have to
Speaker 1: get to emails first. I want to address the foreign
Speaker 1: policy stuff. Hang on