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Speaker 2: It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Wednesday, and we're gonna
Speaker 2: get to well, we're gonna get to office meetings at
Speaker 2: some point this hour the judiciary, but we're not getting
Speaker 2: to any of those things right now. I'll try to
Speaker 2: get to some emails this hour, if not next hour,
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk again about Joe Biden because there are
Speaker 2: a couple names now being out there, and you know
Speaker 2: what I dislike. Here's what I don't like. I realize
Speaker 2: sometimes we have to practice being vague, but when it
Speaker 2: comes to people who do evil, horrible things, I don't
Speaker 2: like vagueness. I want names. I want to know who
Speaker 2: is the person responsible. When we discuss the destruction of
Speaker 2: the United States of America, for instance, who's doing it?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 2: Don't just tell me random don't you even just say communists?
Speaker 2: Who's responsible? Now? For instance, Joe Biden's presidency, as we've
Speaker 2: recapped before, it was further left than anybody could ever
Speaker 2: have imagined. It was almost as if the person running
Speaker 2: the country hated it. Because there are things that are
Speaker 2: beyond belief. We'll focus on the border for the time being.
Speaker 2: The Remember when Joe Biden took over, the border was secure.
Speaker 2: Trump had, to his credit, during his first four years
Speaker 2: secured the border. So what does that mean. It means
Speaker 2: you have to take focused steps. It takes an effort
Speaker 2: to unsecure it. It takes an effort to open it
Speaker 2: up because it had already been secured and they did
Speaker 2: it four years twenty million people. But as Trump brought
Speaker 2: up the other day, who would do that? Remember when
Speaker 2: Trump went off on that rant. I think we played
Speaker 2: it last night. Who would do that? Trump was going
Speaker 2: off about the auto pen. What kind of a person
Speaker 2: would do that? Listen to this, This is todd Lyons,
Speaker 2: he's the acting ICE director. Listen to the people Joe
Speaker 2: Biden brought into the country.
Speaker 4: We have an individual as convicted of homicide and armed
Speaker 4: robbery and serve fifteen years in confinement due to countries
Speaker 4: that won't take their citizens back. This individual was released
Speaker 4: back into the community under ICE supervision to prey upon
Speaker 4: people again. Another individual sentenced to life and confinement convicted
Speaker 4: of first degree murder. His country would not take him back,
Speaker 4: forcing ICE to have to release him back into the
Speaker 4: community to re offend. As Tricia highlighted before, we have
Speaker 4: an individual that raped and sexually assaulted mentally handicapped victim.
Speaker 4: Because his country would not take him back, Ice had
Speaker 4: to find a third country to take him back so
Speaker 4: we can remove this public safety threat.
Speaker 2: Who did that? If it wasn't Joe Biden, who did that?
Speaker 2: And let's just establish something right off the bat. It
Speaker 2: was not Joe Biden. I've never liked Joe Biden because
Speaker 2: he was always a jerk and he's never been on
Speaker 2: my side. He's always been on the left. But Joe
Speaker 2: Biden's political career is not Elizabeth Warren's political career. It's
Speaker 2: not AOC, it's not Adam Schiff. He didn't have a
Speaker 2: political career from the complete communist left. Why why would
Speaker 2: he do that? Well, of course he didn't. As a
Speaker 2: little evidence, listen to this jaw dropping clip from CNN
Speaker 2: before we get to who actually did it, listen to this.
Speaker 2: This is wow. This fake town hall was in order
Speaker 2: to film it, So he's describing a fake town hall.
Speaker 2: The Biden campaign put on.
Speaker 5: This fake town hall was in order to film it
Speaker 5: so they could make it into campaign commercials. They filled it,
Speaker 5: they filmed it in Delaware with supporters, but Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: At this point, this is the spring of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: Joe Biden's town hall, which was closed to press, was
Speaker 5: so bad that campaign officials determined that it was not
Speaker 5: usable for a campaign commercial. So they took ninety minutes,
Speaker 5: two hours out of the president's day, they filmed an
Speaker 5: entire town hall, and they determined that it was not usable. Now,
Speaker 5: some people say this was because Joe Biden was incoherent,
Speaker 5: he could not really articulate his thoughts in epithy or
Speaker 5: even semi normal way.
Speaker 2: They filmed the fake town hall for two hours and
Speaker 2: they couldn't find a usable television commercial out of it.
Speaker 2: Did you know that I had to make commercials when
Speaker 2: I was running for Congress? They're really you can still
Speaker 2: go look at them. I'm sure they're still on YouTube.
Speaker 2: You know, each one of those thirty second commercials you'll
Speaker 2: see on there took about eight nine hours of filming.
Speaker 2: It was an entire day. I remember being floored by that.
Speaker 2: That's how much editing goes in hours and hours and
Speaker 2: hours of videotape, and they edit it down to where
Speaker 2: you're just right and you're speaking just right, and the
Speaker 2: lighting is just right, and everything's just right. Joe Biden
Speaker 2: was so incapacitated. They filmed a town hall, closed off
Speaker 2: to the press, complete controlled environment, controlled questions, written down answers,
Speaker 2: and he was still incoherent. They couldn't even use the film.
Speaker 2: But at of course banks the question, It's the reason
Speaker 2: we brought it up. Who was actually running things? Auto
Speaker 2: pen is in anybody's name. Auto pen doesn't work on
Speaker 2: its own. Who's using the auto pen? Ed Martin. Trump's
Speaker 2: weaponizations are very good man, ed Martin. He went on
Speaker 2: on this show with Mark Alpern and he talked about
Speaker 2: who the gatekeepers were of the Biden White House.
Speaker 6: Had a whistleblower in my office ten days ago, senior
Speaker 6: Senior Democrat, saying, look, it was these three people that
Speaker 6: controlled access and they were making money off of it.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I believe it yet, but the
Speaker 6: point is, I think we have to get to the
Speaker 6: bottom of it for the American people and to protect
Speaker 6: the process.
Speaker 3: Can you, and you probably won't tell us, but can
Speaker 3: you characterize who the whistle blow or was this someone
Speaker 3: who worked in the Biden White House?
Speaker 6: Biden campaign twenty twenty campaign at the highest.
Speaker 3: Levels twenty twenty and who are the three people they
Speaker 3: said we're doing make for money and this is the
Speaker 3: one is.
Speaker 6: Well, let me say it carefully. The gatekeepers different characterization
Speaker 6: of who was using the access, but the gatekeepers were
Speaker 6: Claan and Anita Dunn and Bob Bauer. And those.
Speaker 2: Claane that would be Ron Klaan, Anita Dunn, and Bob Bauer.
Speaker 2: We'll set aside ron Clain for our time, for our purposes.
Speaker 2: Right now, we'll set aside Bob Bauer. Anita Done. Uh,
Speaker 2: my name sounds familiar, especially if you've been paying attention
Speaker 2: to politics for very long. Anita Done, Anita Done? Where
Speaker 2: have I heard that name before? That's right? Anita Done
Speaker 2: was a major powerbroker in Obama's White House. She was
Speaker 2: until public pressure forced her out. Why did that public
Speaker 2: pressure force her out? Because credit where it's due. Glenn
Speaker 2: Beck way back then dug up video of Anita Done.
Speaker 2: Anita Done. Well, I'll play it in a moment. But
Speaker 2: as I play this, and as you listen to the
Speaker 2: sound of this person's voice, if you'd like to know
Speaker 2: what kind of an animal, what kind of a subhuman
Speaker 2: demon would purposely bring rapists into your country. Well, allow
Speaker 2: me to introduce her to you.
Speaker 7: Actually come from two of my favorite political philosophers, Now
Speaker 7: Say Tongue and Mother Teresa, not often coupled with each other,
Speaker 7: but the two people that I turned to most. In
Speaker 7: nineteen forty seven, when Mal Say Tongue is being challenged
Speaker 7: within his own party on his plan to basically take
Speaker 7: China over Chang Kai Shehek and the nationalists. Chinese held
Speaker 7: the cities, they had the army, they had the air force,
Speaker 7: they had everything on their side, and people said, how
Speaker 7: can you win? How can you do this? How can
Speaker 7: you do this against all the odds against you? And
Speaker 7: Mal Say Tongue said, you know, you fight your war
Speaker 7: and I'll fight mine. And think about that for a second.
Speaker 7: You don't have to accept the definition of how to
Speaker 7: do things, and you don't have.
Speaker 2: Maose. You can hear the admiration in her voice. Mao
Speaker 2: Ze Dung murdered fifty six million of his own people.
Speaker 2: Mao Ze Dung was such a demon inhuman form that
Speaker 2: he took a lifelong friend of his who had angered him.
Speaker 2: The friend was a diabetic. You know what it's like
Speaker 2: for people when they die, When they don't get their
Speaker 2: medication of diabetes. It's unbelievable. It's agony, like you can't imagine.
Speaker 2: Mao threw him in a jail, took away his diabetes medication,
Speaker 2: and then had them set up cameras to film it
Speaker 2: so he could watch his former friend die in agony
Speaker 2: over the course of forty eight to seventy two hours.
Speaker 2: That's when he wasn't murdering forty to fifty maybe sixty,
Speaker 2: we'll never know, million of his own countrymen. You ask,
Speaker 2: how could one man, how could one presidency destroy so
Speaker 2: much in four years? How it was almost as if
Speaker 2: there were people running the country who hated it and
Speaker 2: were trying to destroy it. Because that's exactly what was happening.
Speaker 2: We have names, we know. Hang on, This is the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Wednesday. Reminding you you
Speaker 2: can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden had Communists all around him running the country
Speaker 2: while he laid their comatose for four years. If it
Speaker 2: seemed like, and it obviously did seem like for four years,
Speaker 2: like the United States president actually was at war with
Speaker 2: the American people. It's because for four years. The United
Speaker 2: States president was at war with the American people, and
Speaker 2: that's because he wasn't a functional human being anymore. But
Speaker 2: the people around him have been at war with the
Speaker 2: American people forever. And they were finally handed the most
Speaker 2: devastating weapon you can hand people like that. They were
Speaker 2: handed the Oval Office. Remember that story. I told you
Speaker 2: that one time about my father. But the only time
Speaker 2: he ever took me on a work trip. We were
Speaker 2: a construction family. Was always he was always out of
Speaker 2: town working construction. But one time he got invited to
Speaker 2: the Caterpillar plant in Peoria, Illinois. Caterpillar the big construction
Speaker 2: machines that you would know, and they had this big
Speaker 2: arena like a basketball arena there. It's part of their facility,
Speaker 2: all filled up with dirt in the center of it,
Speaker 2: and you could go out there and operate the equipment.
Speaker 2: I was the only kid. It was a bunch of
Speaker 2: old gruff construction guys, so they treated me great. I
Speaker 2: was the only kid. I was six seven years old,
Speaker 2: and at one point in time, the cat guys they
Speaker 2: allowed me to run a machine. Six seven years old.
Speaker 2: They put me in it and it was on and
Speaker 2: everything worked. And because everyone had cleared out. You know,
Speaker 2: everything there was. I couldn't hurt anything. Really, it was
Speaker 2: here you go have fun. That's what the Communists did
Speaker 2: with the Oval Office for four years. Joe Biden won
Speaker 2: the election. Only Joe Biden was never a functional adult
Speaker 2: in the people. Anita Dunn's been at war with this
Speaker 2: country her entire life. That's why Barack Obama loved her
Speaker 2: so much, kept her so close. That's why she's been
Speaker 2: so close to Democrat party politics. She has tried to
Speaker 2: put this place to the torch forever. And finally, I
Speaker 2: mean it's not just her, I should point that out,
Speaker 2: but finally she was essentially made president. Hey, Anita, that
Speaker 2: country you hate. I have some great news. You're in
Speaker 2: charge of it. Now, here's some executive What executive orders
Speaker 2: would you like? Go ahead, hey, use the autopen to
Speaker 2: sign them. What kind of a person? Let me ask you.
Speaker 2: The pardons are actually in the news again, Joe Biden's pardons,
Speaker 2: thousands of them. It was bizarre. Who would do that?
Speaker 8: Who?
Speaker 2: So many of these people are just horrible people. They've
Speaker 2: already gone on to reoffend. Of course they did. Who
Speaker 2: would let these people go? You almost have to my goodness,
Speaker 2: you almost have to hate the country if you're gonna
Speaker 2: let these people go. Well, yeah, they hate the country.
Speaker 2: And remember you probably forget it, but I'll play you
Speaker 2: the audio of it. Remember after Joe Biden's debate, his
Speaker 2: disastrous debate, the one where he just I mean, it
Speaker 2: was obvious. Then they couldn't cover it up anymore. Was
Speaker 2: a disaster. Everyone knows what I'm talking about. Many Democrats
Speaker 2: were openly calling for Joe Biden's removal. Hey, no more running.
Speaker 2: You don't get to run again, you got it. Many
Speaker 2: just stayed silent. Those were the ones who wanted him out,
Speaker 2: But there were a few people they wanted him to
Speaker 2: stay in.
Speaker 5: That's what do you say to members of the House
Speaker 5: of prison Sative Democrats who are on the phone.
Speaker 3: With reporters saying that the president needs to step down.
Speaker 7: We're basically saying the president is the only person out
Speaker 7: there who's ever beaten Donald Trump, and he will do
Speaker 7: it again, you know, and we're all going to work
Speaker 7: together on this.
Speaker 2: Miss Anita Dunn didn't want Joe Biden to step down
Speaker 2: because that would mean she had to step down. Maybe
Speaker 2: they should be building a presidential library to Anita Dunn,
Speaker 2: our true president for four years. If you ever have
Speaker 2: a moment where you look back at Joe Biden's presidency
Speaker 2: and you marvel at how they could destroy so much
Speaker 2: so fast, it's because they were trying to remember that. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: recently you mentioned about seeking accountability. Do you ever see
Speaker 2: DOGE investigating the strangely wealthy congressional representatives and not just them,
Speaker 2: but people like dishonest, slippery majorcis as well. Well, I mean, look,
Speaker 2: I've got some tough news when it comes to that
Speaker 2: with DOGE. You know, Doze is Elon Musk and the
Speaker 2: group of super nerds that have been auditing everything. Elon
Speaker 2: Musk he says he's going to stay around, but he's
Speaker 2: stepping down from his official rule at DOGE, and he
Speaker 2: announced recently that he's not really going to be using
Speaker 2: much of his money for politics anymore. Well, that's weird.
Speaker 2: This guy gave truckloads of money to Trump to make
Speaker 2: sure he was elected, and he's been extremely political. He's
Speaker 2: washing his hands of it. Why well, we're about to
Speaker 2: pass a one point five trillion dollar bill funding everything
Speaker 2: he discovered. I've been screaming it. People can lie to
Speaker 2: themselves all they want a one point five trillion dollar bill.
Speaker 2: This big is full of funding all the corruption Elon
Speaker 2: Musk just got done exposing. Imagine you're the richest, most
Speaker 2: powerful man in the world, and you move right in.
Speaker 2: Rumor is that he slept on a couch trying to
Speaker 2: expose all this stuff, and you spend your time, you
Speaker 2: destroy your reputation. He has death threats by volume every
Speaker 2: single day, exposing endless amounts of government corruption. And the
Speaker 2: first time there's a bill that goes through Congress, the
Speaker 2: Republicans in Congress fund every single part of the corruption
Speaker 2: you just got done exposing. Do you think at some
Speaker 2: point in time you'd be off? You know what, I'm out,
Speaker 2: I'm signing off. I'm not interested anymore. Y'all have at it.
Speaker 2: You want, you want Doze to investigate and Doge to
Speaker 2: do things. Well, what does it even matter if Congress
Speaker 2: is just going to ignore the whole thing. Whatever, Let's
Speaker 2: do some Let's do a couple more emails, shall we.
Speaker 2: Then we'll talk about these judges, these dirty little snakes.
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Speaker 2: gonna get the lee Zelden today in the judiciary. Judiciary,
Speaker 2: that's a hard word sometimes. I mean I went to
Speaker 2: community college and corporate America. I'm gonna do some emails first, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I agree with you entirely. This is about the Jeffrey
Speaker 2: Epstein thing. Jeffrey Epstein did commit suicide. However, after being incarcerated,
Speaker 2: Epstein likely faced a choice similar to the choice portrayed
Speaker 2: in the scene in the Godfather movies. Like Lee, Epstein
Speaker 2: was told he could commit suicide or else face consequence
Speaker 2: is in prison, similar to that suffered by Weddy Bulgers,
Speaker 2: so on and so forth. Well, that was only my point.
Speaker 2: It made a whole bunch of news, and it made
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of us angry people on our side,
Speaker 2: I should say angry. You know, cash Betel Dan Bongina.
Speaker 2: They go on Fox News and say Jeffrey Epstein killed himself,
Speaker 2: and everyone freaked out and said, what a bunch of
Speaker 2: deep state sellouts. But he might have killed himself with prompting.
Speaker 2: I always assumed that was a possibility. When Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 2: dies in government custody, as the cameras go out and
Speaker 2: the guards happen to fall asleep, everyone automatically pictures in
Speaker 2: their mind some highly paid government assassins slipping in there
Speaker 2: with a syringe. Or some prison gangster who does it
Speaker 2: for an extra pack of smokes goes in and beats
Speaker 2: him to death. But the likely and frankly the cleanest
Speaker 2: outcome is, Hey, Jeffrey, here's a picture of a family member.
Speaker 2: We're gonna cut her head off if you don't kill
Speaker 2: yourself tonight, and he has to go make it happen.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you something. Just know it's a little
Speaker 2: bit of a dark road, but just stay with me
Speaker 2: here high profile suicides. Do you think all those are suicides?
Speaker 2: And do you think all of those are suicides by
Speaker 2: somebody who wanted to kill themselves? Think about this. Let's
Speaker 2: say you have damaging information on a powerful person. Let's
Speaker 2: just come up with a name, Smillery Smitton. Let's say
Speaker 2: what Chris unrelated to anybody. Let's say you have damaging
Speaker 2: information on Smillery Sminton. Okay, Now, Smillery Smitton has access
Speaker 2: to very dangerous people. And Smillery makes a phone call,
Speaker 2: gets a couple dangerous men to show up at your
Speaker 2: home one night, and these dangerous men do exactly what
Speaker 2: we discussed with Jeffrey Epstein. Here's a picture of your daughter.
Speaker 2: We know where she lives. In fact, we have people
Speaker 2: sitting out in front of her house right now. So,
Speaker 2: here is a blank piece of paper, here's a pen.
Speaker 2: We'll give you a couple minutes. We're gonna supervise. Go
Speaker 2: ahead and write out your suicide note, because they study
Speaker 2: handwriting and they're gonna know if it's wrong. Go ahead
Speaker 2: and write out your suicide note. Sign your name on it,
Speaker 2: and then, oh, look at that. Here's a forty five
Speaker 2: with one round in it. Pick that up and fire
Speaker 2: it into your head. If you do that, your daughter
Speaker 2: can live. If not, she's gonna wish you were dead
Speaker 2: in about an hour you make that call. Do you
Speaker 2: think that only happens in the movies? Of course that exists.
Speaker 2: Suicide isn't always a suicide either. Look, I only bring
Speaker 2: this stuff up to you because we, most of us,
Speaker 2: come from a civilized place. And that's a good thing.
Speaker 2: It's not a bad thing. And we live so long
Speaker 2: in civilization where things are normal. It's work, and it's school,
Speaker 2: and it's the grocery store in traffic lights and church
Speaker 2: on Sunday and family reunions, and we live a normal,
Speaker 2: civilized life. And I'm not insulting that at all. That's
Speaker 2: a good time. I'm glad we have that, but we
Speaker 2: can spend so much time in a civilized world. In
Speaker 2: civilization that we lose sight of the fact that there
Speaker 2: is a dark world all around you at all times.
Speaker 2: I've used this example before, but I'm going to bring
Speaker 2: it up again because it snaps people awake. Your state,
Speaker 2: wherever you're listening to me right now, your state, I
Speaker 2: think all of them do, has a sex offender registry.
Speaker 2: Most people I'll never think of it. Most people never
Speaker 2: look it up. Did you know at least everyone I've
Speaker 2: ever checked? You can go put in your zip code
Speaker 2: and see who lives around you. If you think there's
Speaker 2: not a dark world around you, I would invite you
Speaker 2: right now, as you listen to the sound of my voice,
Speaker 2: to go on your state sex offender registry and put
Speaker 2: in your zip code and tell me what you find.
Speaker 2: Tell me who lives right up the road, a couple
Speaker 2: blocks away. Ooh, right next to your work. There is
Speaker 2: a dark, dark world and cops. Every single cop listening
Speaker 2: to me, every one of them, state troopers, detectives. I'd
Speaker 2: love that the show is big with cops. Every cop
Speaker 2: listening to me right now is smiling and nodding his head,
Speaker 2: because every cop knows about it. Every cop knows about it.
Speaker 2: They know that that shop you drive by all day long,
Speaker 2: whatever it is, the nail salon you dry by all
Speaker 2: day long, they know it's actually a human slavery ring.
Speaker 2: They know about this dark world. That dark world exists.
Speaker 2: It's all around us, all around us, Jesse. Even though
Speaker 2: you're admitted junior college, jop Out, you owe yourself. The
Speaker 2: body of knowledge contained in the book from the nineteen
Speaker 2: fifties called Atlas Shrugged iron Rand captured a large portion
Speaker 2: of today's culture and the use of forced communists employ
Speaker 2: I'll warn you ahead of time it's eleven hundred pages,
Speaker 2: but I urge you to read every word as a
Speaker 2: history nerd. I think you'll be amazed, well worth your time. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm actually glad you brought up this book because this
Speaker 2: book leads me to an offensive rule I have that'll
Speaker 2: make probably half the people listening angry. I don't read
Speaker 2: books by female authors. I just have something against it.
Speaker 2: And in fact, this book is one of the main
Speaker 2: reasons why. And do you know why. I'll give you
Speaker 2: two reasons. I'll give you two reasons. First reason is
Speaker 2: I picked up a book one time, I was in
Speaker 2: an airport, picked up a book. I read the back
Speaker 2: of the book. It was by a female author, and
Speaker 2: it was about this navy seal and he was on
Speaker 2: the run with this woman and he had a protector
Speaker 2: from a bunch of bad guys. See, you know exactly
Speaker 2: where my head goes. He's going to be blowing people
Speaker 2: up and stabbing people and shooting bad guys. And yeah,
Speaker 2: there was maybe half a page of that, and about
Speaker 2: eighty five pages full of romance and emotions. And it's
Speaker 2: a woman, right, It's how women write. Iron Rand's book
Speaker 2: Atlas Shrug would be great if it was about one
Speaker 2: tenth of the length eleven hundred freaking pages long. The
Speaker 2: speeches in the book will last twenty five thirty pages,
Speaker 2: where they could have been one or two. Max iron
Speaker 2: Rand's Atlas Shrugged is the most overrated pile of crap
Speaker 2: in the world. But I say that understanding the bones
Speaker 2: of it are amazing, and the lesson behind it is amazing.
Speaker 2: It really is. The lesson behind it is amazing. If
Speaker 2: I had to do it over again, I would have
Speaker 2: read the cliffs Notes version. But I find I found
Speaker 2: myself ready to jump off a bridge trying to get
Speaker 2: from one part to the next part. And right, what
Speaker 2: do you think he's going to wrap up the speech?
Speaker 2: It's another fifty pages, on and on and on. Wrap
Speaker 2: it up? Woman, My goodness, it's brutal. What Chris? What
Speaker 2: Chris said? That's what audiobooks are for. Where are you driving,
Speaker 2: Chris Antarctica? Because that's where you'd have to drive to
Speaker 2: get through that book. It would be Oh. I couldn't
Speaker 2: even imagine. I bet you the audiobook. I bet wait.
Speaker 2: How long's mine? Chris? I guess I don't know how
Speaker 2: long it took? It was eight hours? He really was
Speaker 2: eight hours. I bet you Atlas shrugged his fifty hours.
Speaker 2: Look it up. I bet it is. It's crazy, how
Speaker 2: wordy it is? All right, let's talk about the judiciary.
Speaker 2: What Chris? How long? Hell long? Fifty two hours? I
Speaker 2: knew it. I knew it. Oh, dude, it's brutal. It's brutal, brutal. Now, look,
Speaker 2: I know I'm supposed to say kids, you just don't
Speaker 2: read it because the lessons are good. Oh it sucked,
Speaker 2: absolutely sucked. Let me talk. I'm gonna warn you right
Speaker 2: now you better be taking your chalk if you're gonna
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Speaker 2: Next is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Now we are going to discuss something a little bit
Speaker 2: heavier here. We're going to discuss a critical institution for
Speaker 2: our country, in any country, the justice system. Specifically, we're
Speaker 2: talking about the judiciary. And look, there's something very human
Speaker 2: that people human. It's a very human thing that people do,
Speaker 2: and that is they focus on short term gains at
Speaker 2: the expense of long term losses. An athlete who abuses
Speaker 2: steroids is actually a great example of this, great example
Speaker 2: of this. I'm talking about the guys who go crazy
Speaker 2: and they're down in Mexico and he goes from being
Speaker 2: two hundred pounds in scrawny to be in two sixty five,
Speaker 2: full of muscle. And in the short term, man, does
Speaker 2: that payoff? In the short term, you are bigger, you
Speaker 2: are stronger, you are faster. If you're playing football, you're
Speaker 2: better baseball, you're hitting the ball ten miles better, better, better, better, better,
Speaker 2: And for a short term win, Man, is it payoff?
Speaker 2: But what would you give for twenty more years with
Speaker 2: your wife, your kids and their kids after them, what
Speaker 2: would you give? These professional wrestlers are actually famous for this.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm talking about WWF for which doesn't exist more.
Speaker 2: I think it's WWE whatever, professional wrestling, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. They're famous for. Well, their heart's all exploded
Speaker 2: about forty five Why how could that be? Well, they
Speaker 2: all abuse steroids terribly, And for a while, the crowds
Speaker 2: are cheering, and your shoulders are huge, and the girls
Speaker 2: love you, and life is good. But before you ever
Speaker 2: get to meet your grandkids, boom, heart explodes. You're gone.
Speaker 2: Short term gains, long term losses. We all do it.
Speaker 2: I've done it. I've done it. Not steroids, but I've
Speaker 2: made all these mistakes. I make all these mistakes. I'm
Speaker 2: not judging. But institutions do this too. And an institution
Speaker 2: that is currently committing suicide and they don't know it
Speaker 2: is is the judiciary of this country. Judge undos Trump
Speaker 2: administration's takedown of fifty five million dollars think tank. Judge
Speaker 2: stepped in because because Trump was trying to take away
Speaker 2: fifty five million dollars from the US Institute of Peace,
Speaker 2: which is a crazy name for the place that's a
Speaker 2: totally corrupt slush fund. Trump said, now fifty five million gone.
Speaker 2: This is a corrupt place. Judge steps up because he's
Speaker 2: a filthy communist and says, no, no, no, you have
Speaker 2: to fund it. The judge's name is Beryl Howe, and
Speaker 2: I have no idea how I don't actually don't even
Speaker 2: know if that's a man or a woman. Barrel Howe,
Speaker 2: and I have no doubt that Beryl Howe. The night
Speaker 2: he made that ruling, I bet you he went home,
Speaker 2: and I bet you he celebrated with friends, family. They man,
Speaker 2: you're not gonna believe it. I got Trump. Wohooo, I
Speaker 2: got I used my job, I used my role as
Speaker 2: a judge to stop Trump, and it feels good. Champagne.
Speaker 2: He's on me. Everybody probably felt so good. I bet
Speaker 2: you right now it feels so good. Still. I want
Speaker 2: you to listen to what jd. Vance said. And he
Speaker 2: asks to be a lot more delicate about things than
Speaker 2: I do, because he's the vice president and wants to
Speaker 2: be president one day. But I want you to listen
Speaker 2: to this and listen very close.
Speaker 1: You cannot have a country where the American people keep
Speaker 1: on electing immigration enforcement and the courts tell the American
Speaker 1: people they're not allowed to have what they voted for.
Speaker 1: And that's where we are right now.
Speaker 2: You cannot have a country where the people choose something
Speaker 2: and the judiciary stops it. But what does that mean
Speaker 2: you can't have a country. Well, allow me to explain
Speaker 2: what he cannot and will not and should not, because
Speaker 2: that's my job. We are going to a place quickly.
Speaker 2: In some circles, we're already there where the American people
Speaker 2: will demand ignoring the courts. And that is actually the
Speaker 2: most peaceful step. That's step one. Step two is the
Speaker 2: American people will demand the imprisonment of judges. They will,
Speaker 2: they will, And that sounds crazy, but I would argue
Speaker 2: it's inevitable once you abuse your power, once you abuse
Speaker 2: your role. I know it feels good in the short term.
Speaker 2: I know you celebrate that night we got Trump, baby.
Speaker 2: I know the cocktail parties are lovely. The book deals
Speaker 2: are even better. I have no doubt about it. The
Speaker 2: speaking fees life is good. You don't understand your guaranteeing
Speaker 2: the next guy who comes along is going to send
Speaker 2: the Marines into your home. And not only is he
Speaker 2: going to do it, this is what people miss. The
Speaker 2: people will cheer when he does it. Oh yeah, go
Speaker 2: ahead and play it us, Institute of Peace. Go ahead,
Speaker 2: play it, Chris, by.
Speaker 8: Far, the least peaceful agency that we've worked with. Yeah, ironically,
Speaker 8: of course. Additionally, we found that they were spending money
Speaker 8: on things like private jets, and they even had a
Speaker 8: one hundred and thirty thousand dollars contract with a former
Speaker 8: member of the Taliban.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this isreal. We don't encounter that in thost agencies.
Speaker 8: What was the money going to the Taliban for? So
Speaker 8: it was a contractor. They received one hundred and thirty
Speaker 8: thousand dollars for generic services, and to Elon's point, there
Speaker 8: was not actually a clear description of what the contractor
Speaker 8: services were for.
Speaker 2: It's a Central Intelligence Agency slush fund where they pay
Speaker 2: for illegal things to happen all over the planet. Everybody
Speaker 2: knows this is a fairly open secret. The Trump administration,
Speaker 2: because they obviously are in charge of the CIA, wanted
Speaker 2: that money brought back. A communist judge stepped up and said, no,
Speaker 2: you have to keep funding it. And the judge thinks
Speaker 2: he's winning, and the Supreme Court too, I should know
Speaker 2: you're in on this Supreme Court. The Supreme Court too
Speaker 2: thinks they're winning. Oh no, no, no, no, you slow down
Speaker 2: the deportations. Well no, not quite yet, well, we can't
Speaker 2: take things too far. How many soldiers does the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court have at its disposal? Zero? The Supreme Court only
Speaker 2: has authority because the authority is granted to it in
Speaker 2: the minds of the people and the politicians. But if
Speaker 2: the people and the politicians, all it would take would
Speaker 2: be a decision. If they decide the Supreme Court doesn't
Speaker 2: have that authority anymore, then that Supreme Court's authority is gone,
Speaker 2: completely gone, and we're going there. And I don't think
Speaker 2: that's a good place to be as a country. I'd
Speaker 2: like to avoid that. I'm sure the Judiciary would like
Speaker 2: to avoid that. You savages better learn how to can
Speaker 2: control yourselves or it's coming. I'm wanting you now.
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