Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Shell on a Friday and ask Doctor Jesse Friday, we'll
Speaker 1: tackle voting earlier on election Day. Clarence Thomas, what makes
Speaker 1: him the greatest living American? All that in so much
Speaker 1: more coming up this hour on the world famous Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. I did want to play this first though,
Speaker 1: before we get back into the questions. I'm going to
Speaker 1: play something for you. This is in Michigan.
Speaker 2: We passed the LGBTQ Support Resolution a couple a little
Speaker 2: while ago. The fear mongering point was made then about
Speaker 2: this biological boys in the girl's bathroom being a safety issue.
Speaker 2: At that time, I asked for evidence that this was
Speaker 2: the case, that evidence that this would cause a safety risk.
Speaker 2: There were no cases brought forward. There was I researched
Speaker 2: it myself just in case I was missing something. There
Speaker 2: are no cases in our district, our state, or elsewhere
Speaker 2: that supports the claim that trans kids using the bathtom
Speaker 2: of their identified gender creates increased.
Speaker 1: Of course, there's evidence all over the place. I just
Speaker 1: want to remind you of this. I know we're in
Speaker 1: the middle of the presidential election. I get that I
Speaker 1: understand that Trump Harris is going to suck all the
Speaker 1: oxygen out of the room. I get that the soft
Speaker 1: underbelly of American communism is local politics. They have owned
Speaker 1: local politics, even in red areas forever, without any effort.
Speaker 1: They just really were the only ones who cared. You
Speaker 1: can take back your community. You might not be able
Speaker 1: to do much to win the presidency, even if we
Speaker 1: do win the presidency, we might be completely handcuffed to
Speaker 1: do too much, but locally you can do a lot.
Speaker 1: A lot. People like this woman. She should be afraid
Speaker 1: for her job. She should be afraid for her job.
Speaker 1: All of us can take back our communities, all right?
Speaker 1: All right? Oracle to vote early or to vote on
Speaker 1: election day? That is the question. I see both arguments
Speaker 1: on this. I vote early, and I vote early for
Speaker 1: two reasons. One of them makes a ton of sense.
Speaker 1: The other one is just me being selfish. So selfishly,
Speaker 1: I like that there's no lines. I like that there
Speaker 1: are no lines, and if there's no better way I
Speaker 1: could possibly put this election day voting, I always end
Speaker 1: up having to talk to a lot of people about
Speaker 1: politics on the way in, and I don't like having
Speaker 1: to talk about politics on the way in the candidates
Speaker 1: themselves are all there. They know me locally, they know
Speaker 1: they obviously they know who I am around here. And
Speaker 1: when I'm voting, I'm in a hurry. It's nothing. I
Speaker 1: don't want to talk about politics. So believe me, you
Speaker 1: can talk to me about politics if I see you.
Speaker 1: But when I'm voting, I'm in a hurry. I'm either
Speaker 1: going to work or from work. I'm in a hurry.
Speaker 1: You know, it's not Saturday. I don't have time to
Speaker 1: sit and talk and I'll get I just want to
Speaker 1: be in and out. Just let me go in and
Speaker 1: vote and then I'll leave. That's one reason. The second
Speaker 1: reason I vote early is I always get worried that
Speaker 1: something will happen. On election day, something will happen. I
Speaker 1: get worried that someone's going to be sick, have to
Speaker 1: go to the er, something, and then I will be
Speaker 1: mad at myself for having not voted early. I just
Speaker 1: like to bank the vote early. I don't know that
Speaker 1: one way's better or not. Look, I wish there was
Speaker 1: no early voting, but there is. There's a ton of
Speaker 1: early voting. So if that's how you vote, then voting
Speaker 1: and your concerns about Hey, if we ban too many
Speaker 1: early votes, then they know how many they have to overcome.
Speaker 1: I understand those concerns. Those are valid concerns. I get that,
Speaker 1: but look, if they're going to cheat on that level,
Speaker 1: then there's nothing we can do about it. Anyway, we
Speaker 1: got this big flower.
Speaker 3: This is Timmy from South Florida. Because you once labeled
Speaker 3: Clarence Thomas the greatest living American and I'm wondering, why
Speaker 3: have you read his opinions and have you been a
Speaker 3: student of his?
Speaker 1: Thank you? I have never been a student of his.
Speaker 1: As far as reading his opinions, I know them. I
Speaker 1: don't speak lawyer, but yes I've I've followed Clarence Thomas's career,
Speaker 1: but none of that's why I call him the greatest
Speaker 1: living American. And let me be clear, I don't. It's
Speaker 1: a nice thing to call him, and he is a
Speaker 1: great American. I would probably reserve that label for guys
Speaker 1: who gave up but their body parts for this country.
Speaker 1: People like that. You know, right now, there's an ir
Speaker 1: veteran listening to me who's missing a leg. You know,
Speaker 1: there's a Vietnam veteran who did two tours in Vietnam,
Speaker 1: and he's been politically involved, you know, just because these
Speaker 1: guys don't have big bright just because you don't know
Speaker 1: their names or I don't know their names, those are
Speaker 1: probably the people I would consider to be the greatest
Speaker 1: living Americans. But why do I say Clarence Thomas is amazing? Well,
Speaker 1: here is the truth. The swamp we called DC the swamp,
Speaker 1: the DC swamp drained the swamp, it's the swamp one.
Speaker 1: It's an accurate description. They used to clear DC out
Speaker 1: because the mosquito problem was so bad. Did you know that?
Speaker 1: Back in the day before air conditioning and all that,
Speaker 1: when it got to be hot, they would clear out
Speaker 1: of the place. So that's that was nice anyway. But
Speaker 1: beyond that, it is so corrupt and evil, and so
Speaker 1: many of the people we send to Congress in the
Speaker 1: House and the Senate and the presidency end up disappointing
Speaker 1: us so much, don't they How many times have you
Speaker 1: been disappointed by somebody? Have you ever been excited to
Speaker 1: vote for your local congressman, a senator someone, and then
Speaker 1: they just kind of lose their minds and they show
Speaker 1: up there and they're they're they're making votes you don't
Speaker 1: understand and So here's the truth. It's very very difficult,
Speaker 1: almost impossible. It's not impossible, but it's almost impossible to
Speaker 1: immerse yourself in a bad environment. And not I succumb
Speaker 1: to it is probably too strong a word. But not
Speaker 1: be seriously affected by it. When you are around filth
Speaker 1: all day, every day, it rubs off. It just does.
Speaker 1: And Washington, d C. Has consumed so many solid people.
Speaker 1: And you should know it's not just politicians. I have
Speaker 1: friends of mine who who are veteran friends of mine,
Speaker 1: political pundit friends of mine, political pundit, veteran friends of mine,
Speaker 1: like guys I know no solid people and they'll end
Speaker 1: up taking a job in DC for this or that.
Speaker 1: Just living there rots out your soul and rots out
Speaker 1: your principles. Clarence Thomas, for decades has felt more heat
Speaker 1: from the left than anyone in the aggregate. He's probably
Speaker 1: felt more than Trump given the length of his career,
Speaker 1: of his political career, Clarence Thomas has probably felt more
Speaker 1: hatred from the left than Trump. And Clarence Thomas has
Speaker 1: never wavered. He just doesn't waver. He is not swayed
Speaker 1: by the news, the propaganda. He's not swayed by Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. By lobbying money, by he just is the
Speaker 1: same guy now that he was when he got there.
Speaker 1: And that might not sound like much. It's a lot,
Speaker 1: and it's very very difficult. You have to have great
Speaker 1: friends around you. From what I understand, he has a
Speaker 1: great marriage that certainly helps. He and his wife are
Speaker 1: super close. But it takes it takes some intestinal fortitude
Speaker 1: and a support system to survive in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: With yourself intact. Jesse, you say that the hyper that
Speaker 1: as the hyper informed, we have to be patient and
Speaker 1: let the norms come around. You also say we've been
Speaker 1: burdened with the task of waking norms up. What if,
Speaker 1: as the hyper informed, we handled business all by ourselves. Okay, See,
Speaker 1: this is what I've tried to inform you. I've tried
Speaker 1: I've tried to explain this to you before. Yes, you
Speaker 1: are hyper informed. You are far far ahead of the masses.
Speaker 1: But real societal chair change cannot happen outside of the masses.
Speaker 1: Just because you know what needs to be done and
Speaker 1: you're ready to go, and we should just do it ourselves.
Speaker 1: The masses are not there yet. They have to be.
Speaker 1: You can't. You are a tiny percentage of the population.
Speaker 1: And if you you know, if you get yourself in
Speaker 1: the bubble, we get ourselves into myself included, and we
Speaker 1: hang around people who think like us, and we work
Speaker 1: with people who think like us. We talk to people
Speaker 1: who think like us. And you listen to my show
Speaker 1: and you get to thinking you're more of a majority
Speaker 1: than you actually are. You are hyper informed. You are
Speaker 1: far ahead of the masses, and the huge societal changes
Speaker 1: we need in this country cannot happen without the masses.
Speaker 1: We need masses of people. We need higher percentages on
Speaker 1: our side, higher percentages of hyper aware people. To move
Speaker 1: this thing in the direction we need to move it.
Speaker 1: We just do. It's going to take more time than
Speaker 1: you want it to take. That's frustrating for you because
Speaker 1: you're already caught up. Sorry, Norm is it he's behind.
Speaker 1: I know it's frustrating. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a Friday and asked doctor Jesse Friday, we'll get
Speaker 1: back to the questions about what are we anticipating as
Speaker 1: far as street violence after the election. You may be
Speaker 1: surprised what I say about that. Let's talk about Well,
Speaker 1: someone wants to check in on my risk strategy. Someone
Speaker 1: else wants to talk down to black people and Latinos.
Speaker 1: This guy writes for the Atlantic.
Speaker 4: The sharpest divide in our politics.
Speaker 5: Today is education.
Speaker 4: It's whether you have a college degree or not that
Speaker 4: is the likeliest determined of whether you're going to vote
Speaker 4: Republican or Democratic.
Speaker 1: And that's why we're seeing.
Speaker 4: Larger numbers and I met some of them in Western
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania of Latinos and black voters who are moving towards Trump.
Speaker 1: One. What's that say about our higher education system too? Ooh,
Speaker 1: That's why Democrats have tried. That's why they took over
Speaker 1: the student loan thing. That's why they're all about public education,
Speaker 1: even though it's government education. That's why they do everything
Speaker 1: they can to talk up college because they understand the
Speaker 1: longer aiden Jaden and Braden spend in these indoctrination centers,
Speaker 1: the greater the chances are they will go on to
Speaker 1: become Democrat foot soldiers for the rest of their lives.
Speaker 1: And it shows. I love the frustration in their voice.
Speaker 1: They've recently, you know, they brought out Barack Obama to
Speaker 1: talk down to black dudes. You got what I forget
Speaker 1: exactly how he put it, we haven't been showing up
Speaker 1: the way we have to to support. Couldn't say it.
Speaker 1: They can't. They can't stand watching a coalition they had
Speaker 1: banked on walk away from them. They can't stand it.
Speaker 1: And so they're doing what they inevitably do all the time,
Speaker 1: and that has talked down to them. And don't make
Speaker 1: the mistake of thinking it's they're racist. It's not because
Speaker 1: they're racist. They're transactional. Communists are transactional. The only thing
Speaker 1: that matters is the revolution. That is the only thing
Speaker 1: that matters. They are fighting a revolution. Allies of the revolution,
Speaker 1: friends of the revolution, will be treated as friends. The
Speaker 1: second somebody stopped aiding the cause of the revolution, they
Speaker 1: become a mortal enemy in the eyes of the communists.
Speaker 1: Remember what I told you a long time ago, and
Speaker 1: a bunch of people got mad. But it's weird. I
Speaker 1: don't get many of these emails anymore about what was
Speaker 1: going to happen with the black community in the United
Speaker 1: States of America when it comes to illegal immigration. Remember
Speaker 1: what I told you, Allow me to tell you again.
Speaker 1: The Democrat Party has already moved on from the domestic
Speaker 1: black population of this country. They can't advertise that they
Speaker 1: have already moved on from them. Why well, the illegals
Speaker 1: are easier to manage the domestic black population that has
Speaker 1: been a reliable Democrat vote forever, ninety three percent every
Speaker 1: single time you can bank on them. Well, Democrats realize
Speaker 1: this group. They have to be pandered to. You have
Speaker 1: to send James Cliburn down there. Oprah's got to get
Speaker 1: on it. They have these demands. They want their neighborhoods
Speaker 1: to be better, they want their schools to be better.
Speaker 1: They even want school choice. The black support for school
Speaker 1: choice is overwhelming, and Democrats hate school choice. They want
Speaker 1: everyone trapped in the same crappy school. And the truth
Speaker 1: is Democrats looked around and said, why are we bothering
Speaker 1: with these freaking people. Let's just gather up a few
Speaker 1: million more illegals, bring them in, put them in black neighborhoods,
Speaker 1: run the black people out. Once we end up handing
Speaker 1: the vote to the illegals, we don't have to pander
Speaker 1: to these pesky black people anymore. The black community has
Speaker 1: already been left behind by Democrats. I'm not saying the
Speaker 1: Republicans are now the new champion of the I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that, I wouldn't say that. I don't know the
Speaker 1: Republicans are really even going for the black vote in
Speaker 1: any significant way, so I'm not saying that. But the
Speaker 1: Democrats have already moved on. They can't announce that, and
Speaker 1: they still have to go pander to the black vote
Speaker 1: as hard as humanly possible. But they're tired of having
Speaker 1: to pander to their coalition, especially when they have all
Speaker 1: this foreign slave labor that can bring it in hand
Speaker 1: them a vote and they never have to pander ever. Again,
Speaker 1: That's the truth, Hey, Jesse, when Trump wins the reelection,
Speaker 1: do you expect the street communists to commit violence in
Speaker 1: the streets and will the lamestream media just sit idly
Speaker 1: bout idly by. Okay, communists commit acts of violence no
Speaker 1: matter what. So yes, there will be communists street violence
Speaker 1: when Donald Trump wins reelection, well, if let's hope he does. No,
Speaker 1: I do not think there will be massive civil unrest
Speaker 1: right away. Will there be violent protests in places like DC.
Speaker 1: Of course, Oh my gosh. Of course they'll be burning
Speaker 1: him in effigy that night, of course they will.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I don't foresee there being massive street violence in the
Speaker 1: immediate wake of the election, there'll be some, But where
Speaker 1: there will be is when they once again have an opportunity.
Speaker 1: That's what the communists do so well, and that's what
Speaker 1: Republicans fall for almost every single time. Like the death
Speaker 1: of George Floyd. Remember what happened there, It was an opportunity.
Speaker 1: We all woke up one day. There was this bad
Speaker 1: looking video. Cops on this guy's back, find out he died.
Speaker 1: He's sitting there, sweaty, calling for his Mommy dies. It
Speaker 1: looks bad. Well, the communists didn't care about Floyd, had
Speaker 1: nothing to do with George Floyd. The communists understood that
Speaker 1: video because it created emotions in people. The video was
Speaker 1: an opportunity. George Floyd's death was an opportunity to move
Speaker 1: the revolution forward. How do the police departments across the
Speaker 1: country look now in the wake of that? How are
Speaker 1: the crime statistics in the cities. All this stuff happened
Speaker 1: in the wake of George Floyd. So what will happen
Speaker 1: if Trump wins reelection? Is they will They'll wait for
Speaker 1: some opportunity. Maybe it's another COVID, maybe it's a something
Speaker 1: like a George Floyd thing. Who knows. They'll wait for
Speaker 1: an opportunity, and then they will mobilize and they will organize.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, let's talk about risk. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about why they were covering up the trendy Aragua stuff
Speaker 1: in Aurora, Colorado. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Friday. Remember you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. You can leave us a voicemail
Speaker 1: eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven.
Speaker 4: Three Jesse Sergeant Greasey retired law enforcement here recent transplant
Speaker 4: the last couple of years to Texas, loving it. Escaped
Speaker 4: at anarchist jurisdiction. Gave up serving the leftists and making
Speaker 4: them safe. I got a question though about Texans. Some
Speaker 4: of them seem to be really adamant, and they get
Speaker 4: agitated and angry. See how I did that about chili?
Speaker 4: If you say you put beans in it, I don't
Speaker 4: understand why they get angry about it. But I'm starting
Speaker 4: to get my back up about it myself. If chili's
Speaker 4: not supposed to have beans in it, why does the
Speaker 4: can of chili say chili concarne. That doesn't mean meat
Speaker 4: with meat, it means beans with meat. I need an
Speaker 4: official ruling.
Speaker 1: Beans are disgustingness. Beans should not exist. No, beans should
Speaker 1: don't email me what about my grandma's green bean? No,
Speaker 1: your grandma's green bean sucked. No, but Jesse, you haven't
Speaker 1: had mind my baked beans with bake. Your baked beans
Speaker 1: are disgusting. Beans are horrible. They're absolutely horrible. And I
Speaker 1: remember when I was a kid, my mom and dad
Speaker 1: used to make me eat lima beans. Have you ever
Speaker 1: had a lime of bean? Chris? Have you ever had Corey?
Speaker 1: Have you ever had a lime of bean? Chris has
Speaker 1: had a lime of bean? You'd see look on his
Speaker 1: face right now. Yeah. They would make me sit down
Speaker 1: at the table and I wasn't allowed to leave until
Speaker 1: I ate all the lime of beans on my plate.
Speaker 1: And get this, one time, I puked them up right
Speaker 1: there on the plate. That's how disgusting beans are. It's
Speaker 1: not that beans shouldn't be in chili. Beans shouldn't be
Speaker 1: on the planet. And of what, Chris? What bean burritos? No, Chris,
Speaker 1: why would I want beans in my burrito? Oh, here's
Speaker 1: a wonderful tortilla's. Let's put some meat in it, maybe
Speaker 1: a good salsa. Gotta get some cheese on there. Oh, hey,
Speaker 1: let's add something disgusting to it. They are no, okay,
Speaker 1: refried beans. See again, this is the exact same argument
Speaker 1: people make when you start griping at them about turkey. No,
Speaker 1: but when I inject mine with ten pounds of cage
Speaker 1: and butter and rapid and bacon, well yeah, I'm sure
Speaker 1: that tastes fine. Refried Beans are obviously the only acceptable
Speaker 1: way to eat them. But my life would be just
Speaker 1: fine without refried beans, unlike cheese, where if I gave
Speaker 1: it up, I would die. Beans suck. Don't ever assault
Speaker 1: my chili with beans. I'll tell you what I do
Speaker 1: want to do. We keep getting these people in Nebraska.
Speaker 1: I love Nebraska, and we was talked about Nebraska. People
Speaker 1: keep emailing me from Nebraska telling me to put chili
Speaker 1: on a cinnamon roll. And I've got to try this.
Speaker 1: It's a salt and sweet thing, Chris. I think it's kosher.
Speaker 1: I'm almost positive it is. Can you people eat this?
Speaker 1: Why would you people not be able to eat this?
Speaker 1: You can't add cheese to it, obviously, but you can
Speaker 1: eat it. Seriously, it's in the Old Testament. Dear Jesse,
Speaker 1: you were discussing how dominant you are at Risk the
Speaker 1: other night being the World War Two Book of knowledge
Speaker 1: that you are. I'm quite surprised you haven't discovered Axis
Speaker 1: and Allies Imagine Risk after being on chalk for a year.
Speaker 1: Check it out, big guy, and keep it popping. His
Speaker 1: name is Mike, and he said, I'm sorry to hear
Speaker 1: about your dad. My prayers are with you. I've actually
Speaker 1: never played Axis and Allies. I've heard it's fun. I've
Speaker 1: heard it's a lot of fun. Jesse, I thought it
Speaker 1: was interesting. Fox News just reported Aurora authorities knew about
Speaker 1: trend de Aragua the problem over a year ago document show. Well,
Speaker 1: this goes back to what we were talking about about
Speaker 1: illegal immigration. It's a talk we've had many times before.
Speaker 1: Let's have it again real quick. The mass importation of
Speaker 1: foreigners into this country. It's not something that they do
Speaker 1: because they're just misguided or anything like that. It is
Speaker 1: a focused plan. The plan is to replace you. Why
Speaker 1: do they want to replace you because you love your country.
Speaker 1: You are a patriot. You care that they're ruining the dollar,
Speaker 1: trashing the country. You care about these things. You are
Speaker 1: emotionally invested in this country. Politicians who rely on your
Speaker 1: vote cannot have voters who are emotionally invested in the country.
Speaker 1: So how do you solve that problem, Well, you just
Speaker 1: kick open the border and you bring in as many
Speaker 1: as you can and hand out as much amnesty as
Speaker 1: you can. Because you understand, roughly one hundred percent of
Speaker 1: them are going to be voting for you and their
Speaker 1: children who will all become citizens because of our ridiculous
Speaker 1: laws in this country. They will all vote Democrat for
Speaker 1: you forever. Joe Biden was the most successful Democrat president
Speaker 1: in history by a mile because of what he did
Speaker 1: with immigration. He may very well have locked up the
Speaker 1: national vote for Democrats for the next one hundred years.
Speaker 1: Maybe not this time, but you know that James Langford
Speaker 1: types are going to try to give them amnesty again,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna get a bunch of amnesty out. You
Speaker 1: know they will. Well, I'm an immigration squitch. We gotta
Speaker 1: have some middle ground. You know it will happen. So
Speaker 1: when it comes to things like Trende Aragua, you understand
Speaker 1: if you're a Democrat politician and half the Republican politicians,
Speaker 1: remember the mayor of Aurora is a Republican, you understand
Speaker 1: that the whole system wants the border open America sucks.
Speaker 1: It's evil. Therefore, we shouldn't be even allowed to have borders,
Speaker 1: and anyone from across the globe who wants to come
Speaker 1: here and pillage the place should be welcome to do so.
Speaker 1: That's how the American Democrat thinks. And so when they
Speaker 1: come here and they start raping and murdering, and drugs
Speaker 1: and doing all the horrible things they were doing in
Speaker 1: their home countries, the American Democrat feels the need to
Speaker 1: protect them, not kick them out. Protect them. He feels
Speaker 1: like they have a right to come here and do
Speaker 1: these things. And are the American people going to be
Speaker 1: awake enough to accept that mass deportation is necessary? I
Speaker 1: wonder if this lady thinks about it, Chris, did you
Speaker 1: get her on the phone yet?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: It is Jessic Kelly. I'm common reference. So your criminalize
Speaker 5: activities connected to Shaquille O'Neal.
Speaker 6: Gang bangers, along with Tesla giving out one million dollars
Speaker 6: a day of blood money. What it attempts on my life?
Speaker 6: Because your best walgreens are closing?
Speaker 1: Because Chris, is it bad that I want to hear
Speaker 1: this without the beefs? Can you did you save the
Speaker 1: one without the beefs. Is it must be really bad
Speaker 1: if you have this many beefs in there right anyway, Chris,
Speaker 1: we got to call her back? Should we do this live?
Speaker 5: Is Jesse Kelly, I'm coming reference So you criminalize activities
Speaker 5: connected to Shaquille O'Neal of gang bangers, along with Tesla
Speaker 5: giving out one million dollars a day of blood money
Speaker 5: with attempts on my life because your best walgreens are
Speaker 5: closing because of the Medicare Medicaid fraud. In a few years,
Speaker 5: the medical industry will be at ten trillion dollars nothing
Speaker 5: but a bunch of vultures affiliated with Trump. Also and
Speaker 5: from a president Bush. You need to return my call, Chris.
Speaker 1: Call her please? Why won't you do this? Come on, Chris,
Speaker 1: I need this. You know she's going to answer. Come on.
Speaker 1: I know she's crazy, Chris, That's what makes it fun. Return.
Speaker 1: She even asked returned my calls. She even said we
Speaker 1: need to. I feel the need to Chris, please, I
Speaker 1: need this. Whatever, jes Trump is six y four, Kamala
Speaker 1: is five to four. Historically speaking, height matters, Taller presidential
Speaker 1: candidates have fared better, though they haven't always won. Do
Speaker 1: you think this will influence voter behavior. Well, of course,
Speaker 1: taller people are better people. We don't have time for
Speaker 1: you midgets. Okay, we tall people were destined to rule
Speaker 1: the world. And you people, you women men under six feet,
Speaker 1: which are basically women. You're there to serve us. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and ask
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Friday. And we're going to get back to
Speaker 1: the emails here. Jesse. The subject of this one is
Speaker 1: women in reproductive rights deciding the election. Jesse, you were
Speaker 1: not exaggerating when you talk about quote women's reproductive rights,
Speaker 1: as the dem say, is what will decide this year's election.
Speaker 1: I have received more than ten different malers from a
Speaker 1: couple female candidates in my state, and they are only
Speaker 1: voting to quote, save my right as a woman, that
Speaker 1: my quote freedom is on the ballot, and that healthcare
Speaker 1: is between a woman and her doctor. What made me
Speaker 1: pause is that I am a registered Republican, yet I'm
Speaker 1: getting the most advertisement from female Democrats. Well, listen, we
Speaker 1: did something really really evil in this country years decades ago.
Speaker 1: You weren't part of it, so don't feel guilty, but
Speaker 1: we normalized something that's evil. We normalized it. And after
Speaker 1: we normalized murdering our babies, then we spent year after
Speaker 1: year after year after year telling women that that was
Speaker 1: their right, that's your right, You're right, of course, just
Speaker 1: kill it, Just kill it, Just kill it, just kill it.
Speaker 1: And because we've spent year after year after year with that,
Speaker 1: now we have not only a bunch of women who
Speaker 1: feel like they should be able to just kill it,
Speaker 1: we have a bunch of women who have had one.
Speaker 1: Maybe you have had one, and please know, if you've
Speaker 1: had one, I don't judge you. I really don't. I
Speaker 1: don't have any right to ever judge anybody for anything.
Speaker 1: People do terrible things, people make mistakes, people commit great
Speaker 1: great sins. I certainly have in my life, So I'm
Speaker 1: not judging you at all. But that guilty conscience, combined
Speaker 1: with years and years and years of propaganda, has made
Speaker 1: this issue something millions and millions and millions of women
Speaker 1: do vote on. I didn't. I really did not fully
Speaker 1: appreciate this until I moved to Virginia. I've told you
Speaker 1: this before. I think I told you earlier this week.
Speaker 1: We moved to Virginia after I lost my congressional run
Speaker 1: and I was working in DC, but I was living
Speaker 1: in Virginia when it was a swing state, and on television,
Speaker 1: I was watching a bunch of football back then. That's
Speaker 1: back when I was an NFL freak. So we always
Speaker 1: had the TV on on Sundays. It was on all day,
Speaker 1: and every Democrat campaign at didn't matter who it was for,
Speaker 1: was about abortion. I had no idea. I did not
Speaker 1: fully appreciate back then how much they love this issue,
Speaker 1: how much this issue is a winner for them, It
Speaker 1: wins for it. There are millions of women across the
Speaker 1: country who will burn down Western civilization if they think
Speaker 1: it means they get to murder their baby. And Democrats
Speaker 1: know this. It's why they talk like this.
Speaker 7: This is what voters know right now that he is
Speaker 7: killing us. I'm talking about us women. He's killing us.
Speaker 7: He is putting us at risk. He is making us
Speaker 7: afraid to have baby, he is putting our reproductive health
Speaker 7: at risk. And some women have died already because of this.
Speaker 7: So we can see right now what's coming. These headlines
Speaker 7: and very good reporting, by the way, that shouldn't be
Speaker 7: questioned by idiots about what Trump has said about Hitler.
Speaker 7: That's incredibly important.
Speaker 1: To know you roll your eyes at that nutbag, and
Speaker 1: I roll my eyes at that nutbag. But how many
Speaker 1: half dead deranged single women on anti anxiety medication across
Speaker 1: the country hear that kind of rhetoric and think, Wow,
Speaker 1: her very life is in danger if she doesn't go
Speaker 1: vote for Dome this November. There's lots of them, legions
Speaker 1: of them. Captain cam Chotka, in case you didn't know,
Speaker 1: that's a it's a territory I like to call my
Speaker 1: own in risk. In case you're thinking about challenging me,
Speaker 1: you should know that I will take that and I
Speaker 1: will hold the gates of Asia from you, and you
Speaker 1: will you will watch your armies disintegrate against my walls
Speaker 1: as you try to break through. I just want you
Speaker 1: to know continued thoughts and prayers for you and your family.
Speaker 1: My question is what is the margin of victory Trump
Speaker 1: needs for Kamala in the left to accept that he won.
Speaker 1: Is there a margin? Okay, so people are concerned about
Speaker 1: the cheating. Are they gonna cheat? Yes, they're gonna cheat.
Speaker 1: Is it going to be enough? I do not think
Speaker 1: it's going to be enough. Listen, what happened in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty was terrible. Was evil was wrong. I get all that,
Speaker 1: but it convinced a lot of people on our side
Speaker 1: that we cannot win, that they will come up with
Speaker 1: whatever they need to come up with to win the election.
Speaker 1: That's not true. Yet they had a lot of advantages
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty. The Trump operation did virtually nothing to
Speaker 1: monitor and stop the ballot box stuff. It just wasn't done.
Speaker 1: They were caught completely flat footed. It sucks, but they were.
Speaker 1: They were caught totally flat footed. And we had all
Speaker 1: that mail in ballot stuff because of COVID. It was.
Speaker 1: It was a perfect storm for Democrat cheating. They can't
Speaker 1: given the number of monitors we have now, given to
Speaker 1: how much we've caught onto this game, they cannot come
Speaker 1: up with an unlimited number of voters. That's not how
Speaker 1: it works. Remember how most of the evil ballot harvesting
Speaker 1: is done. Most of it, honestly is done in poor communities,
Speaker 1: in old folks homes. How's that work? Well, you're in
Speaker 1: a housing project, you show up, you have the proper credentials.
Speaker 1: I need your ballot, You get your ballot, You go
Speaker 1: grab people's ballots, you vote for them, and nursing homes.
Speaker 1: I have somebody in my face family who bounces around
Speaker 1: to various nursing homes. This is not something I know from.
Speaker 1: Just you know, heard from a guy who heard from
Speaker 1: a guy. Democrat operatives march into these nursing homes with
Speaker 1: a lot of folks who were in there, who were
Speaker 1: maybe in a mental state where they don't know any better,
Speaker 1: or they can be easily intimidated. You show up at
Speaker 1: the door, excuse me, I need your ballot. You were
Speaker 1: sent a ballot. I need to collect your ballot. You
Speaker 1: say that with enough confidence you make someone think they're
Speaker 1: going to be in trouble or they've done something wrong.
Speaker 1: They hand that over. Ballot harvesting takes place in areas
Speaker 1: like that college campuses. So can you gather up a
Speaker 1: lot of votes? Sure, can you gather up a lot
Speaker 1: of scam boats, of course, But the number is not unlimited.
Speaker 1: You can't just sit at home and print as many
Speaker 1: as you want. It is limited. And maybe I'm crazy.
Speaker 1: Maybe on election night I will be proven wrong. I
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