Speaker 1: Is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Tuesday.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk about Democrats getting cut off from billions
Speaker 2: of dollars, you cutting off corporate America from their cultural filth,
Speaker 2: and it's working. All that A bunch of emails, so
Speaker 2: much more coming up on the world famous Jesse Kelly
Speaker 2: Show tonight, and a reminder that you can email the
Speaker 2: show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So the Democrat
Speaker 2: Party has mega donors. The Republican Party does too. I
Speaker 2: don't want to act like we don't. We're talking billionaires
Speaker 2: who write massive checks to the cause. There are a
Speaker 2: lot of them who are Democrats. I don't get it.
Speaker 2: I know, just I get it. We'll set that aside
Speaker 2: for a while. It's confusing. Let's set that aside. They're
Speaker 2: not writing these checks anymore. Barry Diller is one of
Speaker 2: those people. Michael Bloomberg, who, of course you do know,
Speaker 2: former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg. These are people who've
Speaker 2: written gigantic checks to Democrats. Now Democrats are hurting so
Speaker 2: badly for money. There are talks they're going to have
Speaker 2: to borrow money to keep the lights on, and Diller
Speaker 2: is giving statements to the New York Posts like this
Speaker 2: quote for a variety of reasons. I have no intention
Speaker 2: of donating to the DNC. So I brought this up
Speaker 2: not just to celebrate, because we've been celebrating the Democrat
Speaker 2: Party's demise. I brought this up because I want everybody
Speaker 2: to understand we are at a point in time, a
Speaker 2: period in time right now where we can make huge gains.
Speaker 2: And I believe we are starting to make some gains.
Speaker 2: Are we doing everything we can do? No, But as
Speaker 2: a country when it comes to beating back the communist
Speaker 2: infiltration of this country, they are down and they're getting worse.
Speaker 2: They are down and out. They're lost. They have no
Speaker 2: idea which way is up. And their biggest idiots are
Speaker 2: their loudest voices right now because they have a leadership
Speaker 2: crisis inside of the Democrat Party. And I've told you
Speaker 2: this before. I believe it is the lack of Nancy Pelosi.
Speaker 2: I believe that's a huge reason Democrats are in such
Speaker 2: a bad shape, a bad condition nationally. I know you
Speaker 2: hate Grandma Vodka, as do I, but for a long
Speaker 2: long time she was able to keep the animals in
Speaker 2: check in order to keep the mission moving forward. So yeah, look,
Speaker 2: there's always going to be a crazy here and a
Speaker 2: crazy there in every party.
Speaker 1: That's kind of the way it works.
Speaker 2: But Nancy Pelosi would give you so much leeway and
Speaker 2: then she's going to cut your head off.
Speaker 1: Remember AOC. I think it was seven eight years ago.
Speaker 2: AOC got first elected to Congress, and she was at
Speaker 2: a big mouth like the rest of the squad, this
Speaker 2: young idiot congresswoman, total commie, and Nancy Pelosi let it.
Speaker 1: Go for a little bit. Okay, that's fine. Go get
Speaker 1: your publicity, do your news, do your Instagram. I got
Speaker 1: all that.
Speaker 2: The second AOC took it to the place where it
Speaker 2: was hurting the party, she got to talking to It's
Speaker 2: a famous, famous thing that happened. Nancy Pelosi called her
Speaker 2: into a closed door meeting in the office and they
Speaker 2: had a little chat. AOC dialed it down after that.
Speaker 2: But it takes a different kind of a person to
Speaker 2: keep the animals in check.
Speaker 1: And look, every.
Speaker 2: Day, normy American, he may wake up and he may
Speaker 2: think poorly of Republicans, or may think Republicans are screwing up,
Speaker 2: and they certainly are.
Speaker 1: But then he turns on the television. He sees this.
Speaker 3: Has been bombs, missiles, all kinds of stuff. And to
Speaker 3: be clear, I've still not gotten any type of briefing.
Speaker 1: So just so he sees Jasmine Crockett, he sees Al
Speaker 1: green a.
Speaker 4: Rise to announce that at this moment in time, I
Speaker 4: have filed h RES five three seven. HRAs five three
Speaker 4: seven is a privileged resolution. HRAs five three seven has
Speaker 4: been filed because I believe that the President of the
Speaker 4: United States has committed an impeachable act. HRAs five seven
Speaker 4: addresses abuse of presidential powers by disregarding the separation of powers,
Speaker 4: devolving American democracy into an authoritarian an authoritarian.
Speaker 1: Jah, yeah, we got it. They're trying to impeach him again.
Speaker 2: The parties lost and they have no leadership, and we
Speaker 2: should celebrate this time, and we should accelerate during this time.
Speaker 2: And this doesn't just apply to national politics. If you've
Speaker 2: been thinking about running locally, getting involved locally, now is
Speaker 2: a time when they are on their heels. They are
Speaker 2: wrong footed right now, and they are making every mistake
Speaker 2: you can make. But it will not last forever. That
Speaker 2: is not how it works in politics. It will not
Speaker 2: last forever.
Speaker 1: So this was a long.
Speaker 2: Infomercial of me trying to push you to run for office.
Speaker 2: I'll be honest with you, that's what it was. I
Speaker 2: want you to run, get involved in some way. It
Speaker 2: doesn't have to be Congress or some big national things.
Speaker 2: It doesn't run for ho aa, I don't care what
Speaker 2: it is. The waterboard, the school board, run get involved.
Speaker 2: We are at a time, a period in time where
Speaker 2: they are on their heels and it's blow. The winds
Speaker 2: are blowing our way, and they won't always blow our way.
Speaker 2: All right, call that the Kamala Harris rule. Let's do
Speaker 2: some emails, Jesse. After a couple of years of you
Speaker 2: right here, after a couple of years of listening to
Speaker 2: you beat this drum, I decided the least I could
Speaker 2: do is start expressing my opinions and asking questions of
Speaker 2: my state and national representatives. In one instance, my state
Speaker 2: rep didn't just answer my email.
Speaker 1: He called me.
Speaker 2: After we discussed my question for about five minutes. I
Speaker 2: thought we would wrap up the call, but we ended
Speaker 2: up just chatting for twenty minutes. How long have I
Speaker 2: lived in Mississippi? What brought me here? Where am I from?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 2: On and so forth. Today I had a call from
Speaker 2: our congressman. I'm not going to give out the name,
Speaker 2: wanting to talk about it. Question I had posed about
Speaker 2: home loans being provided, so on and so forth. I'm
Speaker 2: not running for office, but I feel better getting just
Speaker 2: a little involved. Thanks Jesse. Don't thank me. That sounds small,
Speaker 2: doesn't it. It's not small at all. Do you know
Speaker 2: how much power your state legislature has. Let's focus on
Speaker 2: that for a minute. The state legislature, state house, state senate, Yes,
Speaker 2: you have one. I know that can be hard to believe.
Speaker 2: A lot of people don't know that when you graduate
Speaker 2: American schools. But state house, state Senate, they actually have
Speaker 2: more control over the conditions in your state in a
Speaker 2: lot of ways than the federal government does. And these
Speaker 2: people are unbelievably accessible to you. Now you get a
Speaker 2: hold of a United States senator. How many people are
Speaker 2: ever gonna talk to a United States senator? At best,
Speaker 2: you show up at a town hall he does and
Speaker 2: maybe get to shake his hand for a second. But
Speaker 2: are you gonna get to have dinner with one? You're
Speaker 2: gonna go have a long conversation with one? Probably not.
Speaker 2: That's not a thing that normal people have access to.
Speaker 2: You got to be a billionaire or a big donor
Speaker 2: some big shot your state rep. He lives in your neighborhood,
Speaker 2: he lives in your community. He shops in your grocery store.
Speaker 2: He gets his oil changed where you do. He's not
Speaker 2: some big shot. He is accessible to you. Have you
Speaker 2: ever talked to yours? Ask him questions, voiced complaints at all.
Speaker 2: You can do that, You have the ability to do that.
Speaker 2: Do you know that he doesn't get very many emails,
Speaker 2: He doesn't get many phone calls. You think they do
Speaker 2: because they have these lofty important jobs, state House, state legislature.
Speaker 2: Surely everybody's calling them. He's never going to have time
Speaker 2: for some peon like me. That's how people think. Completely ridiculous. Chris,
Speaker 2: Jewish producer, Chris just said he gets three messages a year.
Speaker 2: Make yours one of them. What if you had an
Speaker 2: issue you were passionate about. What if instead of one call,
Speaker 2: what if you called once a week and so you
Speaker 2: got ahold of him? Maybe offer to buy him a
Speaker 2: cup of coffee. You have, as an American more power
Speaker 2: than the left wants you to realize.
Speaker 1: You have.
Speaker 2: See the communists realized this a long time ago. They
Speaker 2: realize that there's a huge power vacuum because people don't
Speaker 2: get involved. So all it really takes is an effort.
Speaker 2: All it really takes is showing up, care enough to
Speaker 2: be the one who shows up, and you'll probably win
Speaker 2: these local elections.
Speaker 5: Nobody even votes. You decide you want to run. I
Speaker 5: don't know what I'm doing. Nobody votes.
Speaker 2: Wrangle up your friends, they'll knock on, en up doors,
Speaker 2: send out some mailers. You just might be the one
Speaker 2: sitting in the seat of power. Get involved. Now is
Speaker 2: the time. Time the wind is blowing our way. All right,
Speaker 2: all right, it is the Jesse Kelly Show reminding you
Speaker 2: you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Jesse,
Speaker 2: I wanted to thank you for reminders about the truth
Speaker 2: being the first casualty of war. All weekend, there were
Speaker 2: so many ridiculous stories about the bombing and Iran. We
Speaker 2: have to be careful with the information we trust in general,
Speaker 2: and it's one hundredfold worse in the events unfolding in
Speaker 2: the Middle East. You are a very much appreciated voice
Speaker 2: of calm reason well, especially in the social media era.
Speaker 2: Information comes to us instantly, and it's endless, isn't it.
Speaker 2: And the lies are easier to spread. Not that social
Speaker 2: media is all bad, you know. I believe it's the
Speaker 2: death knel for communism. But lies are easier to spread,
Speaker 2: and people will make all kinds of definite statements. People
Speaker 2: with large platforms, they'll make definitive statements that aren't backed
Speaker 2: up by reality. And this even goes for political leaders.
Speaker 2: It was like what we talked about in the opening
Speaker 2: of the show. I'm not going to go off on
Speaker 2: this again, but Trump announced a ceasefire. You should announce
Speaker 2: that there's a ceasefire. Israel didn't agree to that.
Speaker 1: Iran didn't agree to that.
Speaker 2: They kept killing each other for as long as they
Speaker 2: possibly could afterwards.
Speaker 1: People lie during war.
Speaker 2: Everybody lies because the motivations are different and the stakes
Speaker 2: are higher. Everyone is lying all the time, So everything
Speaker 2: needs to be approached in a calm, sober way. And
Speaker 2: people love to make They love to make declarative, definitive statements,
Speaker 2: bold before they even know what's going on. And I
Speaker 2: don't ever believe them.
Speaker 5: There's the nuclear weapons that they were almost ready to
Speaker 5: get a nuke.
Speaker 2: Do you believe that? I'm not saying I don't. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying I do. I'm saying I don't know. You
Speaker 2: don't know everybody involved in that, the people who say
Speaker 2: they had them, the people who say they didn't have them.
Speaker 2: They all have motivations too, motivations to lie.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I saw that reporting that came out a couple hours
Speaker 2: before the show. I haven't really dwelled on it. But
Speaker 2: reporting came out from CNN, from some dirty liar at CNN.
Speaker 2: But report came out that Iran's nuclear capability is not destroyed,
Speaker 2: it's just wounded, and they should be able to get
Speaker 2: it back up and running in.
Speaker 1: A few months. Okay, is that true? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Neither do you.
Speaker 2: Neither does anybody. Everybody whys? So you take things slowly, calmly.
Speaker 2: You don't run right.
Speaker 1: To social media. Oh on you, there's a cease farmer.
Speaker 2: That's exactly how you end up looking stupid. Don't make
Speaker 2: these loud, definitive statements, and don't take every news report
Speaker 2: or political statement. Don't take it as gospel, because it
Speaker 2: never is. Jesse, you say Democrats are such evil individuals.
Speaker 2: I kind of disagree that many just remained silent since
Speaker 2: their party has been hijacked and and filtrated by the
Speaker 2: leftist commis. Would you explain what you're talking? Okay, So
Speaker 2: let's discuss this somewhere along the way, and we can
Speaker 2: have this talk if you want. But somewhere along the way,
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party changed. A lot of that comes from
Speaker 2: the intentional communist infiltration of the Democrat Party. That's not
Speaker 2: just a word I used to create fireworks on the radio.
Speaker 2: The communists, especially under the Soviet Union, recognized that the
Speaker 2: Democrat Party was going to be there their way in.
Speaker 2: That was going to be their beach head into America.
Speaker 2: They were going to be able to get the evil,
Speaker 2: sick communist things they wanted done if they could just
Speaker 2: work on the Democrat Party because Democrats were half communists already. Anyway, Now,
Speaker 2: as far as where we're at now, everybody, everyone's everyone
Speaker 2: who's saying acknowledges that intentionally opening up the border, that's
Speaker 2: such an evil thing to do, to intentionally flood your
Speaker 2: country with rapists and murders. That's just evil. There's no
Speaker 2: defensive it's just evil. Now, does that apply to every Democrat? Well,
Speaker 2: you say, some just remain silent because their party has
Speaker 2: been hijacked. And are you okay just because you remain
Speaker 2: silent if you're a Democrat right now listening to the
Speaker 2: sound of my voice, and I know you hate Republicans
Speaker 2: and all that, I got all that.
Speaker 1: That's fine.
Speaker 2: But you're a Democrat. And let's say you're a Democrat
Speaker 2: and you don't necessarily agree with things like opening up
Speaker 2: the border, third trimester abortion. They're just the crazy, bonkers
Speaker 2: things the Democrat Party stands for. Now, maybe you kind
Speaker 2: of roll your eyes and cringe when they talk like that. Okay, good,
Speaker 2: who do you vote for? Who do you vote for?
Speaker 2: You can argue that that's not you, that's not what
Speaker 2: you believe. Jesse, I don't believe in open borders. I'm
Speaker 2: not one of those Democrats. Okay, Well, every single elected
Speaker 2: Democrat in the United States of America does believe that.
Speaker 2: So you can tell me that's not what you believe.
Speaker 2: But when you constantly go vote for the people who
Speaker 2: do believe that and will implement that, and they announce it, it's
Speaker 2: not like they hide their intention. The Democrat Party intends
Speaker 2: to bring in as many foreign barbarians as possible and
Speaker 2: keep them all here to take your job. Destroy your
Speaker 2: life and rape your daughter and they won't feel the
Speaker 2: least bit bad when they do those things. So you're
Speaker 2: a Democrat who doesn't agree with that stuff. Okay, Well
Speaker 2: you're also the reason those people remain in power. You
Speaker 2: have to change your habits, you have to you get
Speaker 2: what you get if you keep voting for Democrats.
Speaker 1: That's what I mean by all that.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll do it. Dig into some more of
Speaker 2: this stuff.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: The Jerome Powell news is rocking the financial world today.
Speaker 2: In case you're not aware, the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome
Speaker 2: Powell he told lawmakers today, Ah, no rate cut. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's super mad at him. Why did he say no
Speaker 2: rate cut? Because he believes inflation is still coming. Whether
Speaker 2: that happens or not, I don't know. But a lot
Speaker 2: of people are signaling some ugly times could be coming.
Speaker 2: When you're thirty seven trillion dollars in debt, there are
Speaker 2: no flowery times coming. It's just a matter of how
Speaker 2: ugly it's going to be. Is it going to be
Speaker 2: kind of normal ugly or is it going to be
Speaker 2: feminist ugly?
Speaker 1: We don't know.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show reminding you if you
Speaker 2: miss any part of the show. You can download the
Speaker 2: whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. So another congratulations to you, Meta.
Speaker 2: That would be Facebook. They're actually not sponsoring the San
Speaker 2: Francisco Pride Parade this year. I think you can probably
Speaker 2: use your imagination what kind of a pride parade the
Speaker 2: gayest city.
Speaker 1: In America would put on.
Speaker 2: Any way, it would be a lot. These corporations are
Speaker 2: pulling back, and this is part of what I was
Speaker 2: talking about earlier, about the wind blowing our way. They're
Speaker 2: pulling back because the consumer is freaking sick of it,
Speaker 2: sick of all the filth, sick of all the endless activism,
Speaker 2: and the consumer is starting to make business decisions, and
Speaker 2: the consumer is speaking up. Your voice matters too. They
Speaker 2: always will speak up. I'm talking about the communists. They're
Speaker 2: always going to get loud on behalf of what they
Speaker 2: care about. We have to let these corporations know we
Speaker 2: can get loud too. For instance, McDonald's is facing economic
Speaker 2: resistance after rolling back DEI policies. But I don't know
Speaker 2: about economic resistance. There's some crazy it's called the People's Union.
Speaker 2: They're organizing some McDonald's boycott because McDonald's is backing off
Speaker 2: of all that DEI stuff. That story in and of
Speaker 2: itself doesn't matter other than to point out that's what
Speaker 2: they do.
Speaker 1: They demand the corporate.
Speaker 2: World fund them. And this goes back to this Kloud
Speaker 2: Schwab World Economic Forum talk that we've had so many
Speaker 2: times before on the show.
Speaker 1: Communists believe in.
Speaker 2: Conquering everything, and they believe in conquering well, I'll put
Speaker 2: it this way. Let's say you have an army, and
Speaker 2: let's say there is a large, very very large. It's
Speaker 2: a Roman army. A right, you have a Roman army
Speaker 2: and you've marched into gaul and you discover this town
Speaker 2: hostile to you, has a gigantic food storage area, caves
Speaker 2: and things like that. They have so much food in there,
Speaker 2: food that could feed your entire army for the whole
Speaker 2: military campaign. You're gonna go take that town. That's exactly
Speaker 2: how the American communists saw corporate America. Corporate America for
Speaker 2: almost all of my life, and really, if you're old
Speaker 2: older than me, it was all of your life. Corporate
Speaker 2: America was never political. They would never get involved. They
Speaker 2: didn't endorse presidential candidates, they didn't throw gay ads.
Speaker 1: On TV.
Speaker 2: They they weren't doing black lives matter of stuff. They
Speaker 2: were out on all that stuff out completely. What changed
Speaker 2: America's communists saw all that money, Corporate America had, all
Speaker 2: that capital, all that cash flow, and they looked at
Speaker 2: it as that food supply.
Speaker 1: Depot, and they said, Wow, just.
Speaker 2: Imagine what we could do if we got our hands
Speaker 2: on that. And so they attacked it and manipulated it
Speaker 2: and infiltrated it and started getting Corporate America to spend
Speaker 2: its money, spend its customers' money on their cause. And
Speaker 2: we on the right, myself included, I have to own
Speaker 2: this as much as anyone else. We on the right
Speaker 2: had this attitude of, well, I mean, it's a private
Speaker 2: business that they can do whatever they want. It wouldn't
Speaker 2: be right for me to complain or boycott. We're not
Speaker 2: like the left.
Speaker 1: We don't do that.
Speaker 2: It's the lame, pathetic, naive attitude we had. Maybe that
Speaker 2: was you too, Look, I'm owning it. That's the lame,
Speaker 2: pathetic attitude we had forever. It's a corporate America. When
Speaker 2: you're sitting there with the proverbial pink gun aimed at
Speaker 2: your head by the newest gay group, who says, sponsor
Speaker 2: our parade, our house, and there's no opposing voice threatening them.
Speaker 1: They made the easy decision. It's decid females, Chessie.
Speaker 2: I came up across New York City, Yankee Stadium, Shay Stadium,
Speaker 2: museums shows. Just roaming around was good sixty years ago.
Speaker 2: I headed to Texas forty years ago, and I haven't
Speaker 2: looked back. What choices a commie or a conniving crook?
Speaker 2: Let him eat it either way. Look, I understand this
Speaker 2: way of thinking that doesn't feel.
Speaker 1: Bad for New York City.
Speaker 2: And I really get it from rural America, red rural
Speaker 2: America because blue urban America. Every chance they get, they
Speaker 2: will tell you what a stupid idiot hicck you are
Speaker 2: and how you only vote Republican because you're uneducated. And
Speaker 2: so there have essentially been political battle lines drawn, and
Speaker 2: watching them suffer from their own terrible choices could be satisfying.
Speaker 2: It can be watching bad people suffer because they make
Speaker 2: bad choices feels good.
Speaker 1: It does.
Speaker 2: I get that, and I'm not even telling you you're wrong,
Speaker 2: because I'm the same way. Remember this, though, if you're
Speaker 2: in a foreign country and you look up at a
Speaker 2: billboard of America. You've seen billboards for other countries in
Speaker 2: your country. That's something that happens New York City. It's
Speaker 2: going to be on a lot of those American billboards.
Speaker 2: Your cities, if you're a country, your cities, especially your
Speaker 2: major cities, they are They're a representation of your country
Speaker 2: to a lot of people around the globe. And that
Speaker 2: matters to me. Meaning if you're sitting there right now,
Speaker 2: and you're in Japan and your daughter is about to
Speaker 2: graduate high school. I don't even know if they if
Speaker 2: they do graduation trips, if it's a Japanese thing, whatever.
Speaker 2: But and she gets with all of her little girlfriends
Speaker 2: and she says, Daddy, daddy, I want to go to America. Well,
Speaker 2: as much as I love Montana, where I grew up,
Speaker 2: she's not gathering with her girlfriends and taking a graduation
Speaker 2: trip to see Montana. If she gets to come to
Speaker 2: America one time, I would recommend it.
Speaker 5: But she won't. She's gonna go to la she's gonna
Speaker 5: go to New York City. She's gonna want to see
Speaker 5: the Statue of Liberty. That's how things are. I don't
Speaker 5: like it that the rest of the world looks at
Speaker 5: our major cities, including New York City, which is so
Speaker 5: important to the entire planet, and we look bad.
Speaker 2: I told you this before. Maybe it's hoky, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But when Joe Biden was president, on top of all
Speaker 2: the other evil things he would do, I found it embarrassing,
Speaker 2: as an American who loves my country that we had
Speaker 2: a president who couldn't talk.
Speaker 1: It's embarrassing. It's a reflection of me.
Speaker 2: More importantly, it's a reflection of the country I love
Speaker 2: so much.
Speaker 1: Would you I mean, did you hear? Look?
Speaker 2: I'll play it again because we played it earlier when
Speaker 2: Trump was screaming about Israel and Iran. This is from
Speaker 2: this morning. But say what he's saying aside. Listen to
Speaker 2: how Trump speaks forceful, clear, Listen to this.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 6: They violated, but Israel violated it too.
Speaker 5: Israel.
Speaker 2: As soon as we made the deal, they came out
Speaker 2: and they dropped a load of bobs, the likes of
Speaker 2: which I end.
Speaker 1: Up clear forceful.
Speaker 2: For four years, we had a president who couldn't complete sentences,
Speaker 2: who had to be helped around the stage, whose wife
Speaker 2: had to guide him to his seat. He stood there
Speaker 2: with his mouth draped open, and I'm not I'm not
Speaker 2: trying to be mean. I understand dementia is a terrible thing.
Speaker 2: That is a representation of you in me, That is
Speaker 2: a representation of our country other parts of the world.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter if you say, well I didn't vote for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well they don't.
Speaker 2: They don't know or care about that in Zimbabwe when
Speaker 2: they turn on the television set and his.
Speaker 1: Blood gods, well, where's Jackie? I think I just pooped.
Speaker 2: What do you think they think about the United States
Speaker 2: of America that that's our world leader?
Speaker 1: Don't we look at.
Speaker 5: Other countries that way? How do you, well, hey, good example,
Speaker 5: how do you look any wrong? Why why do you
Speaker 5: not think very highly of the country of Iran? Because
Speaker 5: they're political leaders or a bunch of freaking scumbags. So
Speaker 5: they represent Iran to the rest of the world. And
Speaker 5: that's part of how we interpret Iran. All Right, we
Speaker 5: have more. I'm gonna play something. Wesley Hunt said something.
Speaker 5: He made a comment about those WHOOPI Goldberg comments. I
Speaker 5: thought Wesley Hunt did really really well play that in
Speaker 5: a minute. And this guy's mad about the ice rage
Speaker 5: destroying his business.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: You can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: The RFK RFK Jr. You know AJHS secretary of r
Speaker 2: FK Junior. He had quite a moment today.
Speaker 1: It's a little long, but it's worth hearing.
Speaker 2: Just remember, it's hard sometimes to get movement from your
Speaker 2: member of the House or your senator. And it's not
Speaker 2: because they don't know what you want is right. It's
Speaker 2: because they've been bought off. They've been bought off by
Speaker 2: campaign donors, and they're not allowed in their minds to
Speaker 2: take the correct position on issues because it's well, it's
Speaker 2: legalized bribery. Pharmaceutical industry operates like this all the time.
Speaker 2: Have you ever wondered why Republicans like Bill Cassidy from
Speaker 2: red state Louisiana. Have you ever wondered why they're so
Speaker 2: so loving of big pharma? Go look at the campaign donations,
Speaker 2: which are all public FEC dot gov. Go look at
Speaker 2: their campaign donations. RFK Junior brought one up today.
Speaker 7: I think you're trying to defend the indefensible. There's no
Speaker 7: way that this budget or the actions you have taken
Speaker 7: as far as Secretary, are going to make this country healthier,
Speaker 7: and you keep talking about waste at the agency. But
Speaker 7: I mentioned in my opening they're three hundred and forty
Speaker 7: top scientists who signed a letter to the NIH director
Speaker 7: detailing unprecedented ways abuse in illegality at any Ah under
Speaker 7: the Trumpet, under the Trump administration. And you know, the
Speaker 7: thing that really disturbs me the most is this anti
Speaker 7: science agenda that I think it's it's it's clear to
Speaker 7: me that the vast majority of scientists and medical professionals
Speaker 7: you know, think your views on vaccines are dangerous, are
Speaker 7: not supported by scientific evidence.
Speaker 8: Congressman, fifteen years ago you and I met. You were
Speaker 8: at that time a champion or people who had suffered
Speaker 8: injuries from vaccines. You are very adamant about it. You
Speaker 8: were the leading member of Congress on that issue. Since
Speaker 8: you've accepted two million dollars from pharmaceutical companies and contribution
Speaker 8: more than any other member of this committee.
Speaker 2: M M M.
Speaker 1: Says it all, doesn't it?
Speaker 2: Years ago the guys stood shoulder to shoulder with rfkjun
Speaker 2: you're saying, hey, this might be bad, this might be bad.
Speaker 2: Now he certainly gave the company line. Why two million dollars?
Speaker 2: Two million dollars buys you a lot of congressmen, Jesse.
Speaker 2: If Israel has already bombed two of the three nuclear
Speaker 2: plants in Iran and there's been no nuclear fallout from
Speaker 2: either of those bombings, one would think that maybe Iran
Speaker 2: doesn't have nuclear capabilities yet.
Speaker 1: I don't want to speak to that. Again.
Speaker 2: It wasn't Israel that bombed the nuclear facilities. Israel they
Speaker 2: took out this essentially assassinated a bunch of Iranian leaders,
Speaker 2: and they took out a bunch of the anti air
Speaker 2: defenses Iran. Had we bombed the nuclear facilities, and I
Speaker 2: am aware of the reports that say there has been
Speaker 2: no nuclear fallout, And I'm aware that there are a
Speaker 2: lot of people who say, if we bombed nuclear facilities
Speaker 2: that were enriching uranium, there should one hundred percent be
Speaker 2: some kind of detectable fallout. That's the kind of thing
Speaker 2: that's easy to detect in the air. If there's no fallout,
Speaker 2: do we not get them? And I'm aware of people saying, well,
Speaker 2: it was too deep underground, maybe we have to bomb
Speaker 2: some more.
Speaker 1: I'm aware of the Iranian.
Speaker 2: Drones that flew earlier today, allegedly at israel I cannot
Speaker 2: speak to these things, and neither can you, and frankly,
Speaker 2: neither can most people, because everybody is lying and has
Speaker 2: an interest in lying. Maybe they're nuclear capability is wiped down.
Speaker 2: Maybe they were never close to a bomb anyway. Maybe
Speaker 2: I ain't don't know, You don't know, nobody knows. Take
Speaker 2: everything with a sober, sober mind, all right, and also
Speaker 2: be aware the Trump administration is at least attempting to
Speaker 2: make sure there's no domestic blowback.
Speaker 6: Partment of Homeland Security says you. Suf Maredano had been
Speaker 6: living in the United States illegally for nearly eight years,
Speaker 6: since US officials determined he lied on a visa application.
Speaker 6: On Sunday, just four months after the Iranian foreign national
Speaker 6: was added to the US's Known or Suspected terrorist list,
Speaker 6: he was arrested in Central Mississippi. He's now in ICE
Speaker 6: custody pending removal proceedings, and he's not alone. Over the
Speaker 6: past forty eight hours, ICE officials have arrested eleven Iranian
Speaker 6: nationals spanning eight states nationwide. Among them, five possessed previous
Speaker 6: criminal convictions, their crimes ranging from grand larceny to drug
Speaker 6: and firearm possessions. Also among those apprehended rib Var Karmi.
Speaker 6: While arresting him in northern Alabama, ICE officials say they
Speaker 6: found his Islamic Republic of Iran Army identification card and
Speaker 6: alleged he served as an Iranian sniper between twenty eighteen
Speaker 6: and twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: The Biden administration Irani and snipers into the country. That's
Speaker 2: how unbelievably evil the modern Democrat Party is. As I've said,
Speaker 2: voting for a Democrat in the year twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: I don't care what you've done before. Knowing what we
Speaker 2: know now, seeing what they just did to this country
Speaker 2: on purpose, voting for a Democrat now is an act
Speaker 2: of evil.
Speaker 1: It is Jesse.
Speaker 2: Target may be slowly turning away from some dei and
Speaker 2: their store advertising. There's actually some dimes back on the
Speaker 2: swimsuit photo wallet Target. Okay, well, that's great. That's great, buddy,
Speaker 2: that's really great. I don't know if we're going to
Speaker 2: see a reversal of what we've been seeing in the
Speaker 2: beauty industry. Obviously that's not my area. Fashion and makeup
Speaker 2: and pop culture. You know, I don't do a lot
Speaker 2: of that. I don't care what the latest actor and
Speaker 2: actress got divorced. None of that stuff matters to me.
Speaker 2: But it was impossible not to notice when when you
Speaker 2: take the boys to the mall and there's a victorious
Speaker 2: Seak good stores. So of course the boys, because their
Speaker 2: teenage boys, are going to be looking and snickering.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 2: I get it, I get it. I was a teenage
Speaker 2: boy once too. It's impossible not to notice that there's
Speaker 2: a fat woman as the advertisement now, which is enormous,
Speaker 2: And it was just so odd because when I was
Speaker 2: a child, the victorious secret models were thought of as
Speaker 2: you know, these these beautiful women and all this other stuff.
Speaker 2: But remember that it's about tearing down every existing social
Speaker 2: norm and structure. That's what cultural Marxism really is, every
Speaker 2: single thing. So what is beautiful, No, that's not actually beautiful.
Speaker 2: Anything can be beautiful. What is smart? No, that's not
Speaker 2: actually smart. Anything can be smart. It's about destruction. All right,
Speaker 2: let's move on, let's do another hour. I want to
Speaker 2: talk about Wesley Hunt next