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Speaker 2: It is The Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of The
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful election day post show
Speaker 2: where we are celebrating things and I will actually get
Speaker 2: back to these calls here in just a minute.
Speaker 3: They fix whatever that little glitch happened to be. But
Speaker 3: I want to I'm gonna let's let's talk about this
Speaker 3: because the guy said, Okay, it was a great night.
Speaker 3: It was great when we have to march forward, and
Speaker 3: we do, and there are some things coming that we
Speaker 3: need to be aware of. Some of these we talked
Speaker 3: about before. Some of them we really haven't. First, the
Speaker 3: Senate leadership race, it's a big, big deal. We've got
Speaker 3: a voicemai.
Speaker 4: Hey, Jesse, I'm with you about the tenant majority leader.
Speaker 4: We can't have another Mitch McConnell. And I hate Sun
Speaker 4: and I hate Cornyan and I love Rick Scott. Anyway,
Speaker 4: I don't know is there any way we can mobilize.
Speaker 4: I've called my two senators, but I just wondered if
Speaker 4: you can make any suggestions. Is there any way constituents
Speaker 4: can influence about.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I'm gonna level with you, and I wish
Speaker 3: My answer to what you just asked was different. But
Speaker 3: here it is, you should call and or email your
Speaker 3: two senators. I'm not saying don't do that. I'm not,
Speaker 3: but I've told we've had this talk before about how
Speaker 3: how you get into leadership in the House of the Senate.
Speaker 3: How you do that is you raise money and you
Speaker 3: hand it out campaign money. I'm not talking about personal money.
Speaker 3: You raise campaign money and you hand it out. It's
Speaker 3: not an accident. John Cornyn was throwing fundraisers for guys
Speaker 3: like she He and Montana who just won a Senate seat.
Speaker 3: Do you think she He is going to remember that
Speaker 3: John Cornyn fundraiser when it comes time to choose the
Speaker 3: next Senate majority leader. This is a long winded way
Speaker 3: of me telling you, yes, call an email, but that's
Speaker 3: probably not enough. Rick Scott is the only one worth
Speaker 3: a crap running if it's John Thune or John Cornyn.
Speaker 3: We essentially just got rid of Mitch McConnell and replaced
Speaker 3: him with Mitch McConnell. Rick Scott's the only one who's
Speaker 3: different than either of those guys. And Rick Scott's of
Speaker 3: course not perfect, nobody is, but he's so much better
Speaker 3: than those guys. The best way to get Rick Scott
Speaker 3: is something we're probably not gonna get. We need Donald
Speaker 3: Trump to endorse him. That's what it would take. And
Speaker 3: it's not that I don't think Trump once that I
Speaker 3: don't know, I don't know, I don't know who his
Speaker 3: preference is when it comes to that stuff. But when
Speaker 3: you get elected president, this is the same story for
Speaker 3: Democrats and Republicans. There's this I don't necessarily want to
Speaker 3: call it a honeymoon period, but that's how I'm gonna
Speaker 3: put it. Where you have political capital, you are now
Speaker 3: the new head of the party, you are the new president,
Speaker 3: and it doesn't last forever. I'm to be clear about this.
Speaker 3: It does not last forever. It won't be long. They'll
Speaker 3: be throwing mud at Trump. Maybe we'll be throwing mud
Speaker 3: at Trump if he does something a matter. The honeymoon
Speaker 3: phase doesn't last forever, and you only have so much
Speaker 3: political capital. Barack Obama famously spent all of his passing Obamacare.
Speaker 3: Remember that he spent every ounce of political capital he had.
Speaker 3: Democrats kind of felt obligated to go along with him
Speaker 3: on it. He passed it, America hated it. He got
Speaker 3: wiped out in the midterms, he never really got anything
Speaker 3: else done. If you're Donald Trump and you just won
Speaker 3: this huge, resounding victory, Trump's people know that the Senate
Speaker 3: leadership matters. It's gonna matter a lot. Trump's people are
Speaker 3: really aware that his confirmations, his nominations, they have to
Speaker 3: get confirmed by the Senate. Trump might not want to waste,
Speaker 3: or I shouldn't say waste, He might not want to
Speaker 3: use political capital that is limited on a Senate race,
Speaker 3: on a Senate leadership race. I would argue it would
Speaker 3: be a smart use of it because if we end
Speaker 3: up it looks like right now it's going to be
Speaker 3: fifty two seats fifty one to fifty two seats for
Speaker 3: the GOP. And remember jd Vance is the tiebreaker, so
Speaker 3: we could even afford to lose one or two. But man,
Speaker 3: it would really be nice to have Rick Scott. And
Speaker 3: I don't know that we're going to be able to
Speaker 3: get Rick Scott without Donald Trump throwing his considerable political
Speaker 3: weight behind it. I'm not saying don't call, I'm not
Speaker 3: saying don't email, call email, but we probably need Trump here.
Speaker 3: And that brings me to his most important appointment, the
Speaker 3: ag the Department of Justice in this country has become
Speaker 3: an evil organization that sent the FBI's counter Terrorism Division
Speaker 3: after school board moms. The Department of Justice and the
Speaker 3: FBI must be brought to heat. I mean, the FBI
Speaker 3: should be completely eliminated. But we'll set that aside for now.
Speaker 3: Trump's attorney general pick is so critically important. I can't
Speaker 3: even put it into words. If we get a smart,
Speaker 3: ruthless enforcer in there, a reformer who was going to
Speaker 3: look inward, mainly inward, meaning he's going to go after
Speaker 3: the filth inside of the government, inside the dj inside
Speaker 3: the FBI, inside the intelligence agencies, then we are going
Speaker 3: to do so well. And if we get another swamp
Speaker 3: rat who thinks that, wow, I mean, we have to
Speaker 3: be better than that, we are in a lot of trouble.
Speaker 3: That is the one to watch. And I don't know
Speaker 3: who that's going to be. I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 3: I have some people I like, but that's the one
Speaker 3: to watch. All right, all right, let's try these again.
Speaker 3: They got them fixed. Ken Pennsylvania, Go.
Speaker 5: Hey, Jesse, hopefully I'm there.
Speaker 6: Hey.
Speaker 5: I gotta apologize to you, man. I in that period
Speaker 5: of a month there where you didn't take any phone calls.
Speaker 5: I chief you do on you with Buck and Clay,
Speaker 5: and I feel really guilty about it. And uh I
Speaker 5: did come back. So you can tell Buck and Clay
Speaker 5: that in the Ken from Pennsylvania bit they lost out.
Speaker 3: So let him know. Ken, you know what, that's right.
Speaker 3: Screw Clay and Buck, Screw those guys. Anthony Wisconsin, go.
Speaker 7: Hey, Jesse. I love your show.
Speaker 8: I watched for the first time on the first TV
Speaker 8: last night, and I loved your roast of Clay On
Speaker 8: About that pistachio krimblele.
Speaker 3: Look, Buck is he's a personal friend, as I'm sure
Speaker 3: you could tell. But even if pistachio kremberlay, which I've
Speaker 3: never even heard of before, most people have never even
Speaker 3: heard of that before. Even if that's your thing, Buck
Speaker 3: has one of the highest IQ's of anyone I've ever
Speaker 3: met in my life. Maybe that doesn't come across on
Speaker 3: the air. I think it does. But he's just a brain,
Speaker 3: a really huge i Q. I'm sure his IQ is
Speaker 3: about ten times the size mine is. Why would a
Speaker 3: smart I admit to eating pistachio crimberlay on the air?
Speaker 3: You lie about that or something. I don't know maybe
Speaker 3: he's too honest. That's that's ridiculous. You got to learn
Speaker 3: when to lie. Joaquen Pennsylvania go he didn't call from
Speaker 3: a pure talk phone. You can tell right away. Dennis
Speaker 3: Colorado goes.
Speaker 9: It's a privilege.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 9: I love your show and I love the laughs. I
Speaker 9: just wanted to say two things. First of all, the
Speaker 9: people in my small town in Colorado has mentioned that
Speaker 9: I should run for city council, and I said, no,
Speaker 9: that's stupid. No, no, I'm not gonna do it. Then
Speaker 9: I thought Jesse Kelly would probably tell.
Speaker 6: Me to do it.
Speaker 9: Then again he'd tell me to be ready for the letdown.
Speaker 9: So anyway, I did it and lost. But I'm good
Speaker 9: with it.
Speaker 7: I'm good with it.
Speaker 9: And another thing is for people with Trump deranged and syndrome,
Speaker 9: my way to shut them up is like I'm going
Speaker 9: to give you a quick example. There was a lady yesterday.
Speaker 9: I mentioned something about the election, but I wasn't even
Speaker 9: I was talking about for myself, and she said, oh
Speaker 9: my god, no, it's so scary. I said, what, what's
Speaker 9: so scary?
Speaker 3: Well? Trump?
Speaker 9: I said, what are you? What are you scared of?
Speaker 9: With Trump? Well, when he gets in there he's going
Speaker 9: to change things and appoint himself as a dictator. And
Speaker 9: I said, I said, I'll tell you what would you
Speaker 9: put a thousand dollars on that? Because I'll bet you
Speaker 9: a thousand dollars right now that that is not going
Speaker 9: to happen. And it always shuts them up. They'll they'll
Speaker 9: never put up money. So that's how I.
Speaker 3: Did, first of all, when I like that. First of all,
Speaker 3: losing my congressional races was the best thing that ever
Speaker 3: happened to me. And credit to you for getting in,
Speaker 3: Like I said, and I tell you to get in,
Speaker 3: and I tell you to run, I have done it.
Speaker 3: Then when I tell you might lose, I've done that too.
Speaker 3: You can always run it. And even if you don't,
Speaker 3: you got off your button tried. And that's way more
Speaker 3: than most people ever do. And it's a credit to
Speaker 3: you for doing it. Credit to you for doing it.
Speaker 3: Look I well, i'll tell you in a second, I
Speaker 3: took one on the chin last night too, Not in
Speaker 3: a Kamala Harris way. I'll explain it just a moment.
Speaker 3: Before I do that, let me explain that real estate
Speaker 3: hard assets, the financial situation may have improved, but thirty
Speaker 3: five trillion in debt the last I checked still remains
Speaker 3: and that number is going up, up, up, up up
Speaker 3: every single day. So what in the world can you
Speaker 3: rely on when the federal government is destroying the dollar.
Speaker 3: You can rely on hard assets, gold land, real estate.
Speaker 3: Done for you. Real estate is the way you get
Speaker 3: into real estate because one there are people, they know
Speaker 3: what they're doing. They'll find you the right properties, they'll
Speaker 3: vet everything, they handle the financing, they handle the closes,
Speaker 3: and they even handle the rental process. You you sit
Speaker 3: back and you develop tax free income. People have retired
Speaker 3: because they made a phone call. Go to Done for
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Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly show baiting ourselves with the
Speaker 2: peers of the communists tonight as it was a wonderful,
Speaker 2: wonderful night.
Speaker 3: Before I get to the phones, I'll get back to
Speaker 3: him in a second. Look. A guy just called he
Speaker 3: ran for city council lost. I I won't specify where
Speaker 3: it wasn't where I lived, but I got hugely involved
Speaker 3: in a school board race. I don't want to go
Speaker 3: into details of why. But I got super involved in
Speaker 3: a school board race and tried to flip an entire
Speaker 3: school board. I was going for four candidates. It was
Speaker 3: a seven man school board, and four candidates were up
Speaker 3: and I was very involved in and the four candidates
Speaker 3: who were challenging them lost every freaking one of them,
Speaker 3: bringing one of them. That's how these things go. A
Speaker 3: thousand battles. We will win some. Yesterday we went a lie.
Speaker 3: We will lose some, but the fight continues no matter what. Obviously,
Speaker 3: we're celebrating tonight and I'm glad we are, and I'm
Speaker 3: letting never i'men taking phone calls and never do that
Speaker 3: on this show, but taking phone calls, and we're having
Speaker 3: a good time, and that's good. But the battle continues
Speaker 3: on and on and on, and it will always be
Speaker 3: there because there is always evil and it is always
Speaker 3: trying to snuff out the light. The battle will never
Speaker 3: ever stop until the day they put us down. All right, Shane, Indiana,
Speaker 3: Go Jane, Indiana, Go Jane, Indiana. Go. It's gotta be
Speaker 3: something I'm doing, Chris, I don't want to hang up
Speaker 3: on the poor guy. Jane and Indiana, Jane, Jane, I'm
Speaker 3: not hanging up on you. I hope not, at least
Speaker 3: Let me try. Let me try, Joan, Joan and Colorado.
Speaker 10: Joan, I'm calling on my Puretalk phone. Let the bar eat, Jesse.
Speaker 3: Yes, ma'am, go ahead.
Speaker 9: Joan, thank you, sir.
Speaker 10: Hey, I just love the show, and I want you
Speaker 10: to have Ohen Shroyer back on peace and I want
Speaker 10: President Trump to Oh, first of all, no, I'm so
Speaker 10: excited that President Donald J. Trump is going to be
Speaker 10: our president again, which he's been all along in my opinions.
Speaker 10: And I think that the J sixers need immediate attention.
Speaker 10: And oh, Ohen Shroyer is a journalist and Jesse no, okay,
Speaker 10: And I think that you should give him some more
Speaker 10: time on the show.
Speaker 11: He's awesome, just like you.
Speaker 10: And your hands aren't small, your hair looks great, and
Speaker 10: you know, raise a giant, manly hands up in a
Speaker 10: cheer for President Trump.
Speaker 3: How about that? How about are you listening, Chris, Joan
Speaker 3: knows what's up? These hands are enormous. That's in everybody's face.
Speaker 3: In my hair, it's a little bit shorter than it
Speaker 3: used to be. Shut up, Chris, it's a little bit
Speaker 3: shorter than it used to be. I'll tell you something.
Speaker 3: I was looking at myself this morning and I thought, wow,
Speaker 3: you look good. What Chris, That's what I said to
Speaker 3: myself this morning. It's called confidence. Don Tampa go.
Speaker 6: I just had an idea, I know. I mean, why
Speaker 6: Kanala did not do a concession's speech just because they
Speaker 6: only had a victory speech for her and they were
Speaker 6: gonna let her wing it like Trump. So they spent
Speaker 6: all night until early afternoon to get a concession speech
Speaker 6: that she could read.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm not sure if I believe that. I'm
Speaker 3: not saying you're crazy or anything like that, but these people,
Speaker 3: these politicians, is especially when you get into presidential politics.
Speaker 3: Remember it was a billion dollar campaign, a billion dollars.
Speaker 3: So a presidential campaign is essentially a short term fortune
Speaker 3: five hundred company, it's really what it is. It's very
Speaker 3: short term. But a billion dollars is a lot of
Speaker 3: cheddar to spread around. These people have armies of speech writers,
Speaker 3: armies of speech writers. It's not like you or me
Speaker 3: having to come up with some kind of a speech
Speaker 3: where we know we have to talk for ten or
Speaker 3: fifteen minutes. You or me, we'd probably need some time,
Speaker 3: so we probably need a day. No no, no, no,
Speaker 3: no no, especially for a concession speech where the race
Speaker 3: is over, you're conceding dome. That would have taken fifteen minutes. Okay,
Speaker 3: even if I go give you fifteen minutes a half
Speaker 3: hour and speech writers would have had a speech in
Speaker 3: her hands that conceded it. Chris, Well, Chris is, Chris
Speaker 3: is making accusations, and so I'll just say Chris is
Speaker 3: accusing her of being a drunk. We talked about this
Speaker 3: the other night. I do not generally like to toss
Speaker 3: around accusations about people who struggle with various addictions and
Speaker 3: substance abuse. I'm very tender to that. You know that.
Speaker 3: I've told you before. When I got out of the Marines,
Speaker 3: I just had a real bad alcohol problem. I was
Speaker 3: at a bad spot. So I've been there. If you're struggling,
Speaker 3: remember I'm with you. I'm cheering for you. So I
Speaker 3: don't like to just blast away at that, but I am.
Speaker 3: Ever since I brought it up on the radio the
Speaker 3: other night, I've been having people chirp in my ear.
Speaker 3: Little birdies are whispering that Kamala Harris having a problem
Speaker 3: with alcohol is something that people talk about in DC
Speaker 3: and I'm telling you right now that is not something
Speaker 3: I have heard before. So there's a chance maybe it's
Speaker 3: not true, but it really doesn't make any sense why
Speaker 3: her campaign. Not only did they not come out and
Speaker 3: concede last night, they didn't come out and concede this morning.
Speaker 3: And there was something else that happened today. This is
Speaker 3: unheard of. Her campaign refused to respond to any media outlets.
Speaker 3: Media outlets get they started complaining about it. That's how
Speaker 3: we all found out about it. Media outlets kept reaching out,
Speaker 3: Hey Dome, you have a statement about this, hey Dom this,
Speaker 3: hey Dom that, And instead of they didn't even give
Speaker 3: back a no comment. It was just complete radio silence
Speaker 3: from the Dome campaign. And you never know, you never
Speaker 3: know the reasons why. Maybe they just had the sads.
Speaker 3: We all saw Tim Wallace and Doug m Houff sitting
Speaker 3: crying during the speech today, so who knows. Maybe they
Speaker 3: were just sitting around crying. I don't up doing whatever
Speaker 3: these crazy liberals do with smoking hemp or something like that.
Speaker 3: But maybe she was sleeping in. Maybe she was uh
Speaker 3: sleeping it off. I don't know. Look, we played before
Speaker 3: this is an odd sounding human And remember I got
Speaker 3: an email. I don't have it right in front of me,
Speaker 3: so I'm not gonna bother digging for it. But the
Speaker 3: person was asking me. The guy was asking me. He said,
Speaker 3: do you think she's relieved she lost? No, she's not
Speaker 3: relieved she lost, not totally. But I bet you part
Speaker 3: of her is glad to be done with this. You
Speaker 3: can tell by the nervous laughter all the time, by
Speaker 3: how uneasy she is in her own skin. Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: was never having fun ever. I told this to you before.
Speaker 3: We've had this talk a lot of these people, these
Speaker 3: evil monsters, in these high positions of power. You think
Speaker 3: they have a better life than you. They're miserable. You're
Speaker 3: sitting on a tailgate eating a sandwich and your legs
Speaker 3: hurt because it's been a hard day at work, and
Speaker 3: you're thinking they have it better than you. You're happier
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Speaker 3: from Campus Reform Georgetown gives students milk and cookies to
Speaker 3: help them cope with the election. Then I would love
Speaker 3: to have told my dad when he was alive, that
Speaker 3: I needed some milk and cookies to cope with an election,
Speaker 3: just to see the look on his face. Gosh, that
Speaker 3: would have been freaking priceless, absolutely priceless. Anyway, let's start
Speaker 3: motoring through these things? Shall we martin New York?
Speaker 12: Go, Hey, Jesse, your show is heavier than ten boxes
Speaker 12: on a regular basis. My question, yeah, my question is
Speaker 12: you were talking about the AG. I always thought that
Speaker 12: Ted Cruz would make a great age because he's so relentless,
Speaker 12: you know. So what do you say about Ted Cruise
Speaker 12: for AG?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Look, I actually liked the idea a lot. I
Speaker 3: like the idea, but this is one of those things
Speaker 3: that you do and I do. I do it too,
Speaker 3: things that look good on paper, but in the real
Speaker 3: world it doesn't work out that way. You know what
Speaker 3: else happened last night? Ted Cruz just won his Senate
Speaker 3: seat again and won it handily. He pummeled his dirty
Speaker 3: comedy challenger here in the state of Texas. What does
Speaker 3: that mean. That means Ted Cruz now has six years
Speaker 3: as a United States Senator and it also means he
Speaker 3: just got raised a ton of money and spent a
Speaker 3: ton of money on a Senate race. So picture this.
Speaker 3: You go to all your friends, all your donors, your
Speaker 3: campaign staff, You spend a year busting your butt. They
Speaker 3: worked really hard going all over this state. You campaign,
Speaker 3: You're out there begging people for money, trying to stay
Speaker 3: on TV or trying to stay ahead. You finally claim
Speaker 3: this huge excuse me, you finally claim this huge victory
Speaker 3: on Tuesday Night, and a month later you're like, hey,
Speaker 3: thanks guys. Anyway, I'm out. I'm gonna go be the ag. Now.
Speaker 3: It's just not it wouldn't happen. It's not done. And frankly,
Speaker 3: it kind of looks bad. Look I would love him there,
Speaker 3: I would. It's just it looks bad.
Speaker 1: Mike Washington go, yeah, So you know, it's funny because
Speaker 1: I was watching an interview because I was just loving
Speaker 1: seeing all these meltdowns from all these people, and I
Speaker 1: was watching Al Sharpton go, you know, it's kind of
Speaker 1: hard for us to keep people in a party when
Speaker 1: we're singling out like men, black men, Latino men, calling
Speaker 1: him misogynistic, you know, all this. And then they turn
Speaker 1: around and after they're having the discussion and Al Sharpton's
Speaker 1: was rebutting something a few lines later and was saying, well,
Speaker 1: it's quite apparent that these guys who voted for true
Speaker 1: don't really care about women's rights. And I'm sitting there
Speaker 1: thinking to myself, do you guys not see how it's
Speaker 1: like a disease with you. You just said you can't
Speaker 1: call people misogynistic, but you're basically calling the men who
Speaker 1: voted for Trump misagunistic. It's like insane to me. And
Speaker 1: then the other question I had one question had for you,
Speaker 1: do you think that the Republicans are going to take
Speaker 1: the House because I'm watching that real close, and it's
Speaker 1: taken a long time to get to this number we need.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Look, the House takes a long time, and a
Speaker 3: lot of that's because of places like California that take
Speaker 3: time to bring everything in the election. People I trust
Speaker 3: say we now are going to take the House. It
Speaker 3: is not going to be a huge majority. It will
Speaker 3: be I think. Don't quote me on this just yet.
Speaker 3: I think it'll be slightly bigger than the majority we had.
Speaker 3: So let's call it ten seats, fifteen seats. It's going
Speaker 3: to be slightly bigger. So it's going to be a
Speaker 3: majority that's worth something. So we are going to take
Speaker 3: the House. As far as these people, you know, not
Speaker 3: being able to hear themselves, remember I told you I'm
Speaker 3: not going to go into the whole story before, but
Speaker 3: have you ever been to one of their protests or
Speaker 3: at least you've seen videos of one of their protests.
Speaker 3: Why all the chanting, the endless chanting. Had that one
Speaker 3: LIB who came up to me and started yelling at
Speaker 3: all her LIB friends not to talk to me. She
Speaker 3: didn't just say don't hey, don't talk to this guy.
Speaker 3: She started chanting like on her own, do not talk
Speaker 3: to this clown, do not talk to his It was
Speaker 3: it was bizarre. Why would you what? That's how they
Speaker 3: programmed them. People are programmable. And you're right, this whole righteous, sexist,
Speaker 3: misogynistic hates women hates. It's just been it's been so
Speaker 3: beaten into them year after year after year after year
Speaker 3: of the same sayings, the same chantings that that's just
Speaker 3: what they that's how they communicate, and that's why you're liberal.
Speaker 3: And Peggy fritzes out when you start trying to nail
Speaker 3: her down on certain issues or asking probing questions. That's
Speaker 3: why she lashes out the way she does, because it
Speaker 3: never goes any deeper than that. They don't know anything.
Speaker 3: They they're insane.
Speaker 1: David Alabama go, well, back to the whole ag thing.
Speaker 11: I think Trump should pull Trey Gaddy out of retirement
Speaker 11: just for the simple fact of the way he was
Speaker 11: on the the conci Committee and the way he went
Speaker 11: after Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 3: Also, yeah, I'm okay, Look, I am hesitant. Here's here.
Speaker 3: It's not that I'm criticizing you for the pick. I
Speaker 3: really don't want the AG pick to be a Washington
Speaker 3: DC guy. And I know this is it's not my pick,
Speaker 3: It's Trump's pick. I didn't get elected president. He did
Speaker 3: the work, so he gets to pick. But I have
Speaker 3: these dreams myself of a true DC outsider, maybe uh
Speaker 3: Andrew Bailey of Missouri, that he's the age of Missouri,
Speaker 3: just a stud. Maybe Ken Paxton type of Texas picks
Speaker 3: some red state AG who knows what he's doing and
Speaker 3: has never been in the swamp. I like the idea
Speaker 3: of an outsider coming in. He doesn't have friends, he
Speaker 3: doesn't have these allegiances, he doesn't owe this guy a favor,
Speaker 3: an outsider coming in to clean house. That position from
Speaker 3: Trump is everything, absolutely everything, and another thing. I am
Speaker 3: so impressed by what he's got. RFK Junior turned loose
Speaker 3: on RFK Junior. I saw this today. Trump means it.
Speaker 3: This wasn't just a campaign thing. Trump means it. Drfk's
Speaker 3: out there saying things like.
Speaker 2: This, clearing out the corruption in your terms?
Speaker 13: Would that mean clearing out the top level federal service
Speaker 13: workers that are currently at the fdagency?
Speaker 14: In some categories, I would say, what.
Speaker 3: Does that look like?
Speaker 14: Yeah, in some categories of worker, their entire departments, like
Speaker 14: the nutrition departments at FDA that that have to go
Speaker 14: that are are not doing their job. They're not protecting
Speaker 14: our kids. Why do we have fruit loops in this country?
Speaker 14: They are at eighteen or nineteen ingredients and you go
Speaker 14: to Canada and it's got two or three?
Speaker 3: Would you eliminate any of the agencies?
Speaker 14: Do eliminate the agencies? As long as it requires congratual approval,
Speaker 14: I wouldn't be doing that. I can get the corruption
Speaker 14: out of the agencies. That is what I've been doing
Speaker 14: for forty years. I've assued all those agencies.
Speaker 3: I have a PhD in.
Speaker 14: Corporate corruption and that's what I do. And once they're
Speaker 14: not corrupt, once Americans are getting good science and are
Speaker 14: allowed to make their own choices, they're going to get
Speaker 14: a lot of.
Speaker 3: Healthier That's awesome or FK. Junior. I know it can
Speaker 3: be hard to understand him Trump, and Trump is going
Speaker 3: to turn this guy loose on things like the FDA.
Speaker 3: That's good. Listen, Listen, he goes on there and.
Speaker 15: I spent two days with him recently, and he was
Speaker 15: saying things that were kind of shocking to me. You know,
Speaker 15: he was saying things like that, you know, the kind
Speaker 15: of change is the level of change that he wants
Speaker 15: to make in our government, I think is going to
Speaker 15: be unprecedented.
Speaker 3: And shocking to you in a good way.
Speaker 15: Yeah, in a good way. But just you know that
Speaker 15: any Polly, it's so impolitic. He's an impolitic guy. And
Speaker 15: he he I think he you know, he's a guy
Speaker 15: that does what he wants to do.
Speaker 3: Well, can I get you?
Speaker 15: He wants he wants a revolution, and I think he's
Speaker 15: going to get one.
Speaker 3: I'm hearing really good things and I'm really pleasantly surprised
Speaker 3: by Trump's personnel choices. Look, you never know, but right
Speaker 3: now I'm hopeful Sean New Hampshire go.
Speaker 6: Day one, the executive order for race quoters gets pulled
Speaker 6: out by the roots.
Speaker 2: The audience knows Steve from Manhattan, Golden Cannon Goon.
Speaker 3: Pat Buchanon. Oh, and I can't believe Steve Buchan, Steve
Speaker 3: from Manhattan. Snuck it in there, Dave Ohio, go or Idaho. Sorry, Dave, Idaho,
Speaker 3: go oh I clicked on the wrong thing, David. I
Speaker 3: don't know, David, are you there? Did I hang it?
Speaker 3: Dang it? I always do that. Let's go to a
Speaker 3: different David. I'm sure he's basically the same person. David
Speaker 3: in Virginia go.
Speaker 6: So uh.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 8: I'll give you an example on this AG thing and
Speaker 8: the prosecutions that have been taking place on Trump. If
Speaker 8: you have a bully that comes in every single day
Speaker 8: and punches you in the face of school, he's gonna
Speaker 8: keep doing it until you do it back. We really
Speaker 8: need to do some prosecutions. I'm thinking Mayorcus has got
Speaker 8: to contempt some Congress out there, just different things. We
Speaker 8: need to put somebody in jail.
Speaker 3: No question. Government. People have to go to jail, not
Speaker 3: out of revenge. They have committed crimes for four years.
Speaker 3: Mayorcus has committed crimes. Being appointed head of DHS and
Speaker 3: opening up the border is a crime against your country.
Speaker 3: May Orcus, send him, and you know what, send Merrick
Speaker 3: Garland right along with him. He took his position as
Speaker 3: AG and did evil things with him. Government people must
Speaker 3: go to prison. That includes FBI agents. All Right, one
Speaker 3: more segment We'll get to as many of these as
Speaker 3: we can. Hang on is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 13: Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a celebratory Wednesday,
Speaker 13: And I just I want to go ahead and tell
Speaker 13: Biden goodbye and good riddance.
Speaker 3: I was thinking today, you know about the last four years,
Speaker 3: and you think about how horrible a lot of it was,
Speaker 3: really all of it was. But I think the image
Speaker 3: that sticks with me the most is Joe Biden repeatedly
Speaker 3: checking his watch when he had to go meet the
Speaker 3: families and the bodies of the thirteen warriors he brought
Speaker 3: back from Afghanistan. What a weapons grade jerk that guy
Speaker 3: has always been. And I've got to be honest with you,
Speaker 3: the fact that his political career ended in an embarrassing
Speaker 3: shame makes me laugh. I think it's glorious. The fact
Speaker 3: that Democrats are now going to spend a lot of
Speaker 3: time blaming him, it just cracks me up to No,
Speaker 3: when couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Speaker 16: One thing that we are clearly already starting to see
Speaker 16: take place is finger pointing and the blame game, and
Speaker 16: a lot of that is going to be directed at
Speaker 16: President Biden. And this is even coming from some folks
Speaker 16: inside of the Harris campaign. Once senior official I just
Speaker 16: talked to said Biden will hold a lot of blame
Speaker 16: for it, and frankly, they said he should. One of
Speaker 16: the ways in which he is being blamed right now
Speaker 16: actually just goes back to the simple decision of seeking
Speaker 16: a second term and reelection in the first place. Remember
Speaker 16: back in twenty twenty when he was running, he had
Speaker 16: initially said I plan on being a transition and a
Speaker 16: bridge president, and of course changed his mind ultimately and
Speaker 16: said I'm the only person that can defeat Donald Trump.
Speaker 16: I had more work to do and ended up seeking
Speaker 16: a second term. And then when his performance completely blew
Speaker 16: up at the CNN debate over the summer, he had
Speaker 16: no choice. Ultimately was forced to get out of the race.
Speaker 16: And that's why we ended up having this very truncated
Speaker 16: Kamala Harris campaign in the first place. And Democrats are
Speaker 16: looking back on all of this and thinking, what about
Speaker 16: that parallel universe where Joe Biden had not sought a
Speaker 16: second term and there had been a full Democratic primary
Speaker 16: contest where the party actually chose whoever they thought was
Speaker 16: going to be the strongest person to run a full campaign.
Speaker 3: Yes, pile on Joe Biden. Pile on Joe Biden, Tom Washington, Go,
Speaker 3: Tom's gone. Joaquin Pennsylvania go.
Speaker 7: Yeah, hey, Jesse, I'm really sorry to hear about your father.
Speaker 7: I lost my brother the summer myself. Anyway, Yeah, it sucks.
Speaker 7: You know, he's younger than me. I'm the oldest out
Speaker 7: of the eight. But anyway, you know, my choice for
Speaker 7: AG is Rudolph Giuliani. I don't know if he's too old,
Speaker 7: if he still has his strength, but he's a man
Speaker 7: who really understands what's going on. And before he got
Speaker 7: into serious trouble now, he did have a radio show
Speaker 7: every day on ABC. I used to listen to him,
Speaker 7: and he was talking about the filth of the communists
Speaker 7: and what they're doing to us. And it's not a
Speaker 7: matter of retribution anymore. This is a matter of correcting injustices.
Speaker 7: I don't know how many people are sitting in jail
Speaker 7: right now. There's Keina Peters, there's all the people from
Speaker 7: January sixth. There's just so many political prisoners that need
Speaker 7: to be dealt.
Speaker 3: With they do, and Joaquin nailed it. It's about justice.
Speaker 3: People have to be arrested government people for the crimes
Speaker 3: they've committed. Not revenge, not rampaging mobs, not violence. People
Speaker 3: who have committed crimes, who have used their position in
Speaker 3: the government to commit crimes against the American people, they
Speaker 3: have got to be arrested, and not only arrested, the
Speaker 3: trial needs to be public. If you want the American
Speaker 3: people to begin to just start trusting their institutions and
Speaker 3: trusting their government again, then government people must be punished.
Speaker 3: I'm not talking about putting people in camps and any
Speaker 3: of that crazy stuff. Dig in, find out who committed crimes,
Speaker 3: because a lot of them did, and start prosecuting them.
Speaker 3: It has to happen. It has to happen. Ben Tampa,
Speaker 3: go oh, I didn't click it, Sorry, Ben Tampa.
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Speaker 3: you know, I think I've screwed this up for the
Speaker 3: last time today And now here's a headline, go you know,
Speaker 3: you know the thing headlines We didn't get to US
Speaker 3: soldier dies of injuries from Gaza Peer, latest casualty of
Speaker 3: the Biden Harris military policy. I almost forgot. We put
Speaker 3: up some stupid peer we never even used, just for
Speaker 3: public relations, and yet another American warrior dead. Dal soares
Speaker 3: fifteen hundred points to a record high in the best
Speaker 3: day since twenty twenty two, after the Trump election win. Man,
Speaker 3: if you have any kind of investments at all, thank
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Speaker 3: Oh look, the euro falls against the dollar after Trump's victory.
Speaker 3: The whole world old as making adjustments right now because
Speaker 3: Trump won in Dome did and it's glorious. Hackers demand
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