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Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. We are going to
Speaker 2: discuss more Democrat tightrope walking if you will. Dome was
Speaker 2: asked about people standing for the anthem or not. That'll
Speaker 2: be fun. We'll get to that in a second. We
Speaker 2: have some Haitians whining about the work conditions over here.
Speaker 2: The communist only cares about the revolution. A great example
Speaker 2: of that some man on the street stuff that's actually
Speaker 2: courtesy of Savannah Hernandez.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 2: That is so much more coming up this hour on
Speaker 2: the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. I didn't want to
Speaker 2: do a couple more emails, Jesse. I was wondering if
Speaker 2: you laughed as hard as I did when Timmy that
Speaker 2: beat Tim Walls name dropped naked Kendall two or three
Speaker 2: times during the debate last night. Last night, he's talking
Speaker 2: about James Langford. In case you're wondering, that's my nickname
Speaker 2: for Republican Senator of Oklahoma, James Langford. I didn't laugh,
Speaker 2: to be honest, I really really despise that man because
Speaker 2: he's everything I hate about the GOP one. He shouldn't
Speaker 2: be there. That's part of my hatred for him. This
Speaker 2: is not a man who got elected as a Republican
Speaker 2: in Massachusetts or New Hampshire or one of these kind
Speaker 2: of bluish purple states. Oklahoma is an awesome state, sick
Speaker 2: and it's one of the reddest states I've ever seen
Speaker 2: in my life. I love Oklahoma, and that that Unuch
Speaker 2: is the GOP senator, one of the two GOP senators
Speaker 2: from that state is so unacceptable unacceptable. Do you know
Speaker 2: someone to the right of me could get elected in
Speaker 2: Oklahoma and still brain dead GOP primary voters will go
Speaker 2: to the pools, if they even get off the couch,
Speaker 2: and go vote for that ginger Eunuch time and time
Speaker 2: and time again, because he ran a TV ad talking
Speaker 2: about I Love guns or something like that, and because
Speaker 2: he's welcomed in all these skinny jeans loser churches in
Speaker 2: Oklahoma where they go around and all they talk about
Speaker 2: is turn the other cheek. And of course Jesus would
Speaker 2: want us to flood the country with the illegals. After all,
Speaker 2: my daughter being massacred by a Haitian is what Christ
Speaker 2: wanted for me. That I can't stand that mentality and
Speaker 2: he represents all of it, and I just want to
Speaker 2: reinforce this. I'm not gonna he gets me upset, as
Speaker 2: you can see. I just want to reinforce this. When
Speaker 2: James Langford is up for reelection, if he has a
Speaker 2: significant primary challenger who is decent, there can't be some rhinotype.
Speaker 2: If there is a significant primary challenger, I might move
Speaker 2: to Oklahoma not to vote. That's how much campaigning against
Speaker 2: James Langford and that primary I'm going to do. You
Speaker 2: are going to see me on stage giving speeches. I
Speaker 2: might buy billboards myself. That's how much I want to
Speaker 2: destroy this person's political career for everything he's done to
Speaker 2: me and my country. And last night when Tim Walls
Speaker 2: brought him up during the debate, that's now debate numereau
Speaker 2: dos where James Langford and his amnesty bill was brought
Speaker 2: up and it gave cover to Democrats in an election
Speaker 2: year on an issue that should destroy them in this election.
Speaker 2: And that's courtesy of James freaking Langford. And yes, Chris,
Speaker 2: we did get a voicemail about James Langford. Please take
Speaker 2: it away, hey, Jesse.
Speaker 3: Biggest loser in last night's debate was obviously James Langford
Speaker 3: low t James Langford, because at the beginning of the debate,
Speaker 3: Wallas was clearly professing his man love for Langford, and
Speaker 3: by the end of the debate, well, it was clear
Speaker 3: his man crush had shifted to jd Vance rock On brother.
Speaker 2: That's all man. Oh my gosh. People wonder why I
Speaker 2: go in on the GOP a lot. I've actually had
Speaker 2: GOP reps and members of various state parties that I've
Speaker 2: met or reached out to me saying, hey, Jesse, it
Speaker 2: hurts me when you attack us like this. I have
Speaker 2: standards from my friends and my allies. I know the
Speaker 2: Communist is my enemy. I know he is. If someone
Speaker 2: who's supposedly on my team is helping the Communists destroy
Speaker 2: me using the cover of me of my values, that's
Speaker 2: in my mind so much worse than the communists who
Speaker 2: just kind of nakedly wants to destroy the place. I
Speaker 2: can't take it anymore. I can't take that kind of crap.
Speaker 2: All right, now, let's discuss this. I'm gonna try. I
Speaker 2: feel like my blood pressure is gonna go up, and
Speaker 2: it doesn't need to go up, but I feel like
Speaker 2: it's going to go up. Let's discuss people who come
Speaker 2: here great here from horrible, horrible places and then complain
Speaker 2: it bothers me a lot. And I should clarify before
Speaker 2: I before I go off. And I'm not gonna yell.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be stressed. I'm not gonna yell.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be calm. I'm so calm. But gratefulness is
Speaker 2: a huge deal for me. It's one of those pet
Speaker 2: peeves of mine. If I'm big on holding doors open
Speaker 2: for people, I try to be big on manners. I've
Speaker 2: taught my sons that if I hold a door open
Speaker 2: for you and you walk by me without saying thank you,
Speaker 2: I will embarrass you. I'm telling you right now, and
Speaker 2: I will do it loudly. You can ask my wife.
Speaker 2: I'll even drop by thank you, or I'll do a
Speaker 2: you're welcome. I've had people just practically scurry off. I've
Speaker 2: humiliated them so badly. That's how big gratefulness is for me.
Speaker 2: But my sons, if their wife makes them dinner, I
Speaker 2: make them dinner.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: They're good about this now, but they're better be a
Speaker 2: thank you. There had better be a thank you. If
Speaker 2: I by you lunch, if whatever I happen to do better,
Speaker 2: be a thank you, or it bothers me. Gratefulness is
Speaker 2: something I don't know why. Maybe it's part of my family.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's a kelly thing. It grades on me, and
Speaker 2: I guess that's why. That's why this kind of stuff
Speaker 2: bothers me. They interviewed this Haitian dude talking about what
Speaker 2: it's like to live here in factories. I just want
Speaker 2: to before I play this, I want to remind you
Speaker 2: that Haiti is living hell. It is and it has
Speaker 2: been forever. I will always believe that it is a
Speaker 2: cursed place. I believe it is cursed. The very ground.
Speaker 2: I believe it is cursed. It was a living hell.
Speaker 2: When they had slaves there, it was like the worst
Speaker 2: slavery in the Western Hemisphere. What they did to those
Speaker 2: poor people. And then the slavery rebellion was just butchery
Speaker 2: on both sides, awful. And then after having had a
Speaker 2: slave rebellion, it's somehow just as bad as it always was.
Speaker 2: The aids rate the disease. They cook people and eat
Speaker 2: them alive. The de facto leader of the country had
Speaker 2: a nicknamed barbecue because you cooked people and ate them.
Speaker 2: And if you're a Haitian luxuriating in Springfield, Ohio. I
Speaker 2: don't want to hear how many the manager is.
Speaker 4: When I got here, it was really late the day
Speaker 4: and they put us on a womb with seven or
Speaker 4: eight people. He was only one bed. Whenever I have.
Speaker 2: Oh, are there too many people in your room? Oh
Speaker 2: I'm so sad.
Speaker 4: I'm swelling, or i have any kind of medical conditions
Speaker 4: on my hand and I'm not able to work. Supervisor
Speaker 4: management will give me a lot of pressure to work.
Speaker 4: Who're supposed to get a better living condition? Us auto
Speaker 4: cows that we were killing.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, my heart is breaking right now? Is your
Speaker 2: manager heart on you?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 2: That is too bad? How are things back in Haiti?
Speaker 2: Go live with barbecue? How about you go to the
Speaker 2: camera and the only thing I want to hear from
Speaker 2: you is thank you? Thank you. That human being you
Speaker 2: pay for him? Did you know that you do?
Speaker 6: You can't afford eggs, you can't afford rent, you can't
Speaker 6: afford anything in you. The American taxpayer pay everything for
Speaker 6: that dirt ball, and he comes over here luxuriating in
Speaker 6: a country you are paying for when you can't afford anything,
Speaker 6: whining about the sleeping conditions and the manager. Go back
Speaker 6: and sleep in Haiti and let me know how it
Speaker 6: goes for you.
Speaker 2: Go home, Oh Jersey, it's too harsh tough. This country
Speaker 2: needs a big heaping dose of harsh. Mommy's gone, Daddy's
Speaker 2: here now, it's me go home. If you are from
Speaker 2: a foreign country and you were unhappy with your living
Speaker 2: conditions or working conditions in the United States of America,
Speaker 2: get on a boat, get on a plane, get a
Speaker 2: life raft with a motor on it or some and
Speaker 2: start paddling jack goodbye, Gosh, dan it, I wasn't gonna
Speaker 2: do that. Shut up, Chris. I worked m I've never
Speaker 2: been better. I have a new penknife. I didn't tell
Speaker 2: you about it. I saw this. This surgeon in the UK.
Speaker 2: He operated on somebody using a pen knife, the same
Speaker 2: pen knife I used to cut up lunch. And this
Speaker 2: is supposed to be controversial. I could perform surgery with
Speaker 2: my new penknife. I have one of those ones. It's
Speaker 2: one of the ones with the little toothpick in it.
Speaker 2: You've seen those with what Chris, why are you putting
Speaker 2: your head in your hands. It's got the little toothpick
Speaker 2: and it's got the little scissors. Those are the handiest
Speaker 2: thing in the world, the little what is the Victoria
Speaker 2: Knox or whoever makes those things? They're awesome. And the
Speaker 2: Tweezers too, the Tweezers, the scissors. I could perform surgery.
Speaker 2: I could, and I have super steady hands. Not only
Speaker 2: are they huge, they're super steady, so I could do it. Anyway,
Speaker 2: let's talk a little bit with someone us. We have
Speaker 2: a couple of voicemails about the Docks school board. What's
Speaker 2: the question for school board? What's happening with the hurricane stuff?
Speaker 2: We have a bunch more. Hang on, Jesse, is the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show coming back with Nancy Pelosi's theme song
Speaker 2: there on a Wednesday. Remember, you can email the show
Speaker 2: Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com and we'll get to
Speaker 2: some of those here in a few Look, we can
Speaker 2: get to emails where we can talk about the Florida
Speaker 2: man and Florida man and his mother busted for running
Speaker 2: a quote sprawling prostitution ring. That's from not the Bee.
Speaker 2: You know, my mom never went into business with me anyway, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I just drove home. I just drove by my home
Speaker 2: on the river directly below the Watwaga dam in Elizabethton, Tennessee. Elizabethton,
Speaker 2: I'm sure I'm screwing that up. I didn't know that town.
Speaker 2: I drove through Hampton, Tennessee, a neighboring community. The devastation
Speaker 2: here is unimaginable. The citizens in our community are true
Speaker 2: warriors and angels. Within two hours, neighbors were cutting the
Speaker 2: trees that fell in our yard to clear the roads.
Speaker 2: Churches jumped in, and we are taking care of our own.
Speaker 2: We didn't wait for the government. Starlink is now up
Speaker 2: in multiple black Hawk helicopters are continuously flying rescue missions.
Speaker 2: Thank you for warning about scammers and keeping this story alive.
Speaker 2: I have a couple other requests. First, thank all of
Speaker 2: the volunteers from across the country helping with this catastrophe. Second,
Speaker 2: I think we need to implement life in prison for
Speaker 2: looters or just allow property owners to shoot them people
Speaker 2: cleaning their homes while low life individuals steal. We live
Speaker 2: in the most beautiful part of the country. It will
Speaker 2: be beautiful again. It will be doesn't seem like it
Speaker 2: now I've seen the devastation. I'm trying to make sure
Speaker 2: the word stays out there as best I can. I
Speaker 2: know that's nothing for you. You've lost everything. I'm not
Speaker 2: doing anything but it People who steal like that. Look,
Speaker 2: we had signs all over the place, and we had
Speaker 2: our hurricane down here. There was very little looting, and
Speaker 2: people would have signs in the and they're young, lard yahn.
Speaker 2: That's a mixture between a lawn in the yard, in
Speaker 2: their yard that would say we shoot. Those signs were everywhere,
Speaker 2: and believe it or not, as crime britten and disastrous
Speaker 2: as Houston is during Harvey, there was almost no looting.
Speaker 2: There was very very little looting. It was not something
Speaker 2: that was done. People who take advantage of others, both
Speaker 2: charities and looters when people are going through hell like this,
Speaker 2: are the worst kind of scum, the lowest kind of scum. Honestly,
Speaker 2: I'm not even I'm not sure they shouldn't get the
Speaker 2: death penalty. I really mean that. It's like, look, there
Speaker 2: are things in life where you know this human being
Speaker 2: is not made for civil society. There are just little indicators.
Speaker 2: And if you're one of those guys, if you see
Speaker 2: some one going through a flood, devastation, people having lost
Speaker 2: at all, and your first thought is, hey, we should
Speaker 2: get the boys together and go steal some of their stuff.
Speaker 2: Mm hm, tell look at you're not fit for society.
Speaker 2: You're not fit really for a cage. This is why
Speaker 2: I'm a big believer in penal colonies, where they used
Speaker 2: to just drop people in tropical islands and let their
Speaker 2: teeth rot out and the dysentery get them and you
Speaker 2: all just have a good time. That's exactly where that
Speaker 2: person needs to go. Another thing, look another indicator. Here's
Speaker 2: one people who abuse dogs. I'm not even one of
Speaker 2: these guys who loves every dog. Ah muffy, I'm I'm
Speaker 2: really not. I love my dog, I love Red. I
Speaker 2: don't love everybody's dog, So I'm not that guy. And
Speaker 2: I do think we kind of tend to treat our
Speaker 2: dogs better than we treat humans, So I believe that.
Speaker 2: At the same time, if you have someone who abuses
Speaker 2: a dog, a loving, loyal creature like a dog, it
Speaker 2: shows there's something broken inside of you. You're probably you
Speaker 2: should probably go to my penal colony. You should, what, Chris,
Speaker 2: Maybe we should start our own. We can't how hard
Speaker 2: what you can't get away with that, Chris. You can
Speaker 2: get away with anything. It's easy. All you have to
Speaker 2: do is become a Democrat who's going to prosecute you.
Speaker 2: You know how this works. That said, she did also
Speaker 2: say thank you to everyone volunteering, thank you to everyone contributing.
Speaker 2: Thank you to everybody. I have seen this time and
Speaker 2: time and time again. Americans will rally and help other Americans.
Speaker 2: The government won't. The government can't. The government hates you,
Speaker 2: even if it loved you. It's stupid and inefficient. But
Speaker 2: Americans will help and support their fellow Americans, especially in
Speaker 2: their time of need. I remember the cage and Navy
Speaker 2: rolling into this area during Harvey, like a dag gone
Speaker 2: army to the rescue. It was awesome to watch. It's
Speaker 2: just people are really really terrific about that, all right,
Speaker 2: Sheriff Jesse. We moved from a small town outside San
Speaker 2: Diego called Ramona. I absolutely loved it. My husband and
Speaker 2: I grew up there. We were high school sweethearts. But
Speaker 2: we saw all the bad changes moving into our account
Speaker 2: country town and we couldn't vote out or fix so
Speaker 2: we sold our house, packed up our four beautiful kiddos,
Speaker 2: and moved to Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Trump Country. When I
Speaker 2: saw the huge Trump sign as we drove in, God guns,
Speaker 2: family and neighbors. I knew I was home. We visited
Speaker 2: one time and found a house to buy. We've been
Speaker 2: here for seven months. We started my husband's plumbing business,
Speaker 2: and I am partnered with a couple people to start
Speaker 2: a catering company. We are enjoying our new life, fishing
Speaker 2: all the time, rafting, hiking and exploring. Thank you for
Speaker 2: your advice to move to a red state. Best decision.
Speaker 2: We couldn't be happier. Her name was Kira. I think, honestly,
Speaker 2: you can go ahead and sign every one of these
Speaker 2: with best decision I ever made, because every one of
Speaker 2: them says that, every single one of them. Get out
Speaker 2: of your blue area. Get to a place where you're
Speaker 2: surrounded by people who share your values. Now, there's a
Speaker 2: Man on the Street segment. Savannah Hernandez. That a street reporter.
Speaker 2: She's my friend. She's a wonderful street reporter. She did
Speaker 2: a little Man on the Street segment asking people who
Speaker 2: they support and why for potus. There's just a couple
Speaker 2: job droppers in here, but it's pretty revealing about where
Speaker 2: we AREMA. How come I hate Trump? I we need
Speaker 2: someone confident in there. I think Trump could start a
Speaker 2: world war, without even realizing that she's voting for Kamala
Speaker 2: because Trump is incompetent, not.
Speaker 6: Kidding the voting for Kamala, harrin, how come?
Speaker 2: Oh, because she's a woman.
Speaker 5: I think that it's time for America to have a
Speaker 5: woman president.
Speaker 1: How don't you like it?
Speaker 2: Just look, I could go, I could play it on
Speaker 2: and maybe I'll play a little bit more. But just
Speaker 2: digest that for a moment. I'm voting for Kamala. Why
Speaker 2: she's a woman. What What did you say, Kamala because
Speaker 2: she's a woman. Yes, about It's not about it being women.
Speaker 2: I don't care if it's the women. It's about it's
Speaker 2: about their party.
Speaker 4: I love women, but Trump has to be the person
Speaker 4: in it.
Speaker 2: Because taxes are going lower, war is going lower?
Speaker 6: Why do we like Kamala? Oh?
Speaker 2: Why do we like Kamala? Yeah? Disaster anyway. I do
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Speaker 2: We'll be back the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. Remember,
Speaker 2: if you missed any part of the show, you can
Speaker 2: download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Chris, let's
Speaker 2: go back to the voicemails. What'd this guy have to
Speaker 2: say about Lucky Lucciano.
Speaker 1: We need a guy like Lucky Luciano. That's what we need.
Speaker 1: A guy work with us, not like this this union
Speaker 1: guy that is trying to cripple everybody. We don't want that.
Speaker 1: We need a guy like Lucky Lucciano work with us
Speaker 1: so defeat the enemies in World War Two. That's what
Speaker 1: we really need. But this guy wants to cripple everybody.
Speaker 1: It's not cool, not cool, especially at this particular time.
Speaker 2: Okay, I understand the language has been bad. I'm not
Speaker 2: a big supporter of this guy, the leader of the
Speaker 2: Union that We've already talked about that a lot, But
Speaker 2: I don't know that we necessarily have to puff up
Speaker 2: Lucky Lugiano. And for those unfamiliar with what he's talking about,
Speaker 2: I've done a history segment on this before. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to do it again. But we were very worried,
Speaker 2: justifiably so during World War Two about Germans, the Germany,
Speaker 2: the Germany, the Germans committing acts of sabotage on our ports,
Speaker 2: specifically in and around New York City, such a major port.
Speaker 2: And remember there were German submarines right off the New
Speaker 2: York coast sinking American ships. People don't realize how close
Speaker 2: that war came to our shores. There were Japanese subs
Speaker 2: off a Cala, California, firing into California. So who controls
Speaker 2: the ports, Well, same people who still control it. Organized
Speaker 2: crime in the unions. They're all all these East Coast,
Speaker 2: these gigantic East Coast unions. There's, hey, this guy Daggert,
Speaker 2: the head of the union. You know the little controversy
Speaker 2: he got caught in. An associate of the gene Ac
Speaker 2: crime family was caught on a wiretap saying that this
Speaker 2: guy's the one he wanted in charge of the union.
Speaker 2: Why do you think that is? Anyway, Luciano is approached
Speaker 2: by the government during World War II and they tell him, hey,
Speaker 2: we want help. In fact, it was more Mayor Lansky.
Speaker 2: Luciano was doing time at the time, but Mayor Lansky
Speaker 2: and Luciano were friends. They were they worked together, and
Speaker 2: they said, hey, we want help. Will you make sure
Speaker 2: the docs are secure, make sure there's no sabotage. And
Speaker 2: from that point forward there was no sabotag. So as
Speaker 2: far as who did what there, I don't know. But
Speaker 2: I think you're probably taking it a little too far
Speaker 2: if you think if you think Lucky Luciano did that
Speaker 2: out of the goodness of his heart. I'm not saying.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying there was no goodness in his heart,
Speaker 2: but not so sure that was the reason. All right,
Speaker 2: One more voicemail we'll get back to the stories. Go ahead, Hey, Jesse.
Speaker 5: In a couple of days, I'm going to stare down
Speaker 5: a couple of card carrying Communist members who are running
Speaker 5: for school board in our great state of South Carolina. Here,
Speaker 5: So had a question for you. What is the best
Speaker 5: question that I can ask them to expose them to
Speaker 5: all the other people that are going to be at
Speaker 5: this town hall because I want to make sure we
Speaker 5: do everything we can to get our red Republican friends
Speaker 5: elected to the school board and keep South Carolina red
Speaker 5: as can be.
Speaker 2: Thanks, ask them how many genders there are? It sounds simplistic,
Speaker 2: doesn't it. It almost sounds we talk, we have this
Speaker 2: discussion all the time. It almost sounds ridiculous. But when
Speaker 2: you think about this, think about this man and woman
Speaker 2: is it's the basic building block of our planet. There
Speaker 2: are men, there are women. They are different. We are
Speaker 2: made for each other, we're made to fit together. But
Speaker 2: they are different men and women. That is a basic
Speaker 2: biological fact that all of human history has acknowledged. If
Speaker 2: you have anybody on your school board, when you ask
Speaker 2: that question, how many genders or how many sexes? Because
Speaker 2: genders really kind of using their terminology. But if you
Speaker 2: want to do that, that's fine. How many genders there are?
Speaker 2: If that is even a difficult question for them to answer,
Speaker 2: that person is either compromised or they're too stupid and
Speaker 2: weak to sit on the school board of your school district.
Speaker 2: That is the easiest, most basic question to answer or
Speaker 2: in the history of the world. If they struggle with it,
Speaker 2: if you hear anything other than two right off the bat,
Speaker 2: they gotta go I. Honestly, it's a fairly universal question.
Speaker 2: You can ask anybody if you're vetting them running for office.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're a county or city or even school board
Speaker 2: or a lot of these are non partisan elections, that's
Speaker 2: what they call them, so there's not going to be
Speaker 2: a Democrat or a Republican. It's go, I'm bob, I'm bob,
Speaker 2: I love school. You don't know who he is trying
Speaker 2: to feel the guy out, pull him aside, or ask
Speaker 2: him in front of everybody. Ask him. It's the easiest
Speaker 2: answer in the world. It's like asking somebody, is water wet?
Speaker 2: What color is the sky? How many genders are there?
Speaker 2: If they don't say two and say too quickly. In fact,
Speaker 2: if they start filibustering.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 2: I mean this has been a very compy that gone
Speaker 2: immediately gone because it's the most basic question in the world,
Speaker 2: the building blocks of the planet. Men and women, they
Speaker 2: are different. You cannot transition. You can't transition as a child,
Speaker 2: you can't transition as an adult. I don't care how
Speaker 2: many pieces you cut off your body or how many
Speaker 2: things you inject yourself with you. If you were born
Speaker 2: a man, will always be one. You will buy a man,
Speaker 2: And if you are born a woman, you will always
Speaker 2: be one. You will back into things in your car.
Speaker 2: You're the entire life. That is how we are made. Period.
Speaker 2: End a story. Now, let's go back to that tightrope
Speaker 2: talk we've had before. Dome was asked about people standing
Speaker 2: for the anthem, should they do it? Remember that conversation
Speaker 2: we've had about how Democrats have to walk a tightrope.
Speaker 2: They're trying not to freak out. Older Union Democrat guy
Speaker 2: loves America. Maybe he's a veteran, loves America, not really
Speaker 2: down with all the tranny craziness, but still hates Republicans
Speaker 2: votes Democrat. Dome needs his vote, but she also needs
Speaker 2: the vote of all the America hating COMMI scumbags. She
Speaker 2: needs their vote too. So when you get a question,
Speaker 2: should you stand for the anthem? If you ask me
Speaker 2: for that, if you ask me that, the answer is yes,
Speaker 2: stand up, take your freaking hat off, shut your mouth,
Speaker 2: and put your hand over your heart. It's really not
Speaker 2: difficult at all. You ask them that question, this is
Speaker 2: what you get. Should folks stand for the national anthem?
Speaker 7: I think that one of the beautiful things about our
Speaker 7: country is that we were founded on certain principles that
Speaker 7: we articulated.
Speaker 2: And remember what we talked about Philibus.
Speaker 7: Seventeen seventy six. We are all and should be treated
Speaker 7: as equals. We articulated those principles in our constitution, and
Speaker 7: part of what we decided is what makes a fair
Speaker 7: and just and noble society and a democracy. A true
Speaker 7: democracy is freedom of religion, freedom, right of association, freedom
Speaker 7: to organize, First Amendment. So that is part of who
Speaker 7: we are as a country, and I will defend it
Speaker 7: to the core, which is that we give people certain
Speaker 7: choices in this country.
Speaker 2: Okay, hey Jesse, I love your show. I get it
Speaker 2: at five pm in Madison, Mississippi, six twenty am. Thank
Speaker 2: you for your service. I enjoy your Monday tribute to
Speaker 2: fallen heroes. It's moving. I let my fourteen year old
Speaker 2: listen if he happens to be in my truck with me.
Speaker 2: Democrats have all the swing states covered. They've had three
Speaker 2: and a half years to register enough illegals. I know
Speaker 2: my ideas on Trump October Surprise are very good ones.
Speaker 2: I'd like to talk to his strategy people to assure
Speaker 2: Slash convince them my thoughts are valid. Can you help
Speaker 2: who is helping his strategy FP one. I've called them
Speaker 2: the RNC, both congressional representatives, and I have not gotten through.
Speaker 2: You said you get about one thousand emails a day,
Speaker 2: so I will send you ten of these and hope
Speaker 2: your staff takes notice. Please don't send ten. Don't do that,
Speaker 2: don't take listen. When you run for office, one thing
Speaker 2: I discovered that I did not know before I started
Speaker 2: running for office. When you run for office, you will
Speaker 2: find this. And I'm not actually not ripping on your plan.
Speaker 2: Maybe you have a great plan, but you will find
Speaker 2: that almost everyone you meet they think they have the solution.
Speaker 2: I know the ad you need to run, I know
Speaker 2: the stance you need to take. I know the strategy
Speaker 2: you need. Everyone you meet knows how to run your
Speaker 2: campaign better than you do, every single one of them.
Speaker 2: This applies to president city council up that you will
Speaker 2: run into this when you run for office. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that to insult you for sending the email. I
Speaker 2: am saying even if I had a direct line to
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and could text him your plan right now,
Speaker 2: he would ignore it and block my number because I
Speaker 2: gave him advice, and he has more advice than he
Speaker 2: could ever handle in his life. So I know that's frustrating,
Speaker 2: but you're better off not giving out advice there. Now,
Speaker 2: let's do one more segment. Let's talk about that where
Speaker 2: does the communists loyalty really lie? Hang on the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show, Final segment
Speaker 2: of the Jesse Kelly Show. And I'm gonna do a
Speaker 2: couple things before I get to headlines. I didn't get
Speaker 2: to the first. One of those things is this, people
Speaker 2: get confused about where the communists loyalty lies. They don't
Speaker 2: understand because they get confused by labels. They get confused
Speaker 2: by many things. And sometimes you'll hear people on the
Speaker 2: right when because Republicans are so beaten down and tired
Speaker 2: of being accused of racism. You'll see people on the
Speaker 2: right say Democrats are the real racists. Democrats are the
Speaker 2: real racists. But it's actually not true. It's not true
Speaker 2: at all. I'm sure there are racists in there or not.
Speaker 2: But Democrats are communists and immunists don't actually care about race.
Speaker 2: They don't care about religion, gender, skin color, the climate,
Speaker 2: they don't care about anything. They say, they care about
Speaker 2: none of it, all right. Communists care about the revolution,
Speaker 2: the revolution, burning everything down, destroy everything. That is the purpose,
Speaker 2: the sole and singular purpose of the communist. That's where
Speaker 2: his mind goes at all times. That's where he focuses
Speaker 2: at all times. That's why if you've ever known a
Speaker 2: black person who switches parties, he switches from Democrat to Republican,
Speaker 2: maybe you are that black person and you see them
Speaker 2: saying terrible things to them, terrible things uncle Tom and
Speaker 2: the N word and all kinds of crap. They will
Speaker 2: say those things to black people. It's easy to think, Wow,
Speaker 2: these people are really racist. It's not that they're really racist.
Speaker 2: You stopped help the revolution, you betrayed the revolution, so
Speaker 2: They're just trying to say anything they can think of
Speaker 2: to hurt you for being a trader to the revolution.
Speaker 2: A woman who switches gets called the most vile things
Speaker 2: in the world by the Party of Feminism. Why is
Speaker 2: it because they actually hate women? No, she's a trader
Speaker 2: to the revolution. A gay person, maybe that's you. Maybe
Speaker 2: you were in the Navy and you switch from being
Speaker 2: a Democrat to a Republican. You'll hear the worst possible
Speaker 2: things they'll say to gay people who do that. Is
Speaker 2: it because they hate gay people?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: They don't care about you one way or the other.
Speaker 2: You're a trader to the revolution? Want to hear a
Speaker 2: great example of this. Listen to this one. This is
Speaker 2: I'm on MSNBC.
Speaker 4: Why is the Democratic share of the Latino vote shrinking?
Speaker 2: And what I said to you.
Speaker 7: When we asked the question was Latinos want to be white.
Speaker 2: They want to be with the cool kids. They want
Speaker 2: to be I mean asking Latinos all the time, and
Speaker 2: there Latinos want to be white. I'm surrounded by Latinos.
Speaker 2: None of them has ever expressed that to me, even
Speaker 2: when I'm making merciless fun of them for various things.
Speaker 2: None of them care about that. My best friend's Latino.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want to be white. Why would she say
Speaker 2: such a stupid thing. Well, she doesn't care about Latinos
Speaker 2: or however she put it. She cares about the revolution.
Speaker 2: She's a revolutionary. And if you're a lutino who switched sides,
Speaker 2: why do you shake your head? Chris? You get so
Speaker 2: Chris gets so jealous when I start speaking Spanish. I
Speaker 2: know it's just jealousy because he wants to be like
Speaker 2: trilingual like I am. But you don't have to be
Speaker 2: What Chris, why are you shaking your head? English fluently,
Speaker 2: Spanish fluently, and I speak a little bit of battalion.
Speaker 2: I think we establish it. In fact, remember I speak
Speaker 2: a little European. Actually, anyway, they betrayed the revolution. Therefore
Speaker 2: the worst things are acceptable to do to what traders.
Speaker 2: That's why they call black people who leave the N word.
Speaker 2: That's why they call women who leave the most vile
Speaker 2: things in the world. That's why they call gay people
Speaker 2: who leave terrible things. That's why they call Latinos who leave, Ah,
Speaker 2: they just want to be white. They are considered traders, treasonous.
Speaker 2: We are fighting a revolution against the evil empire. Of America.
Speaker 2: How could you betray the revolution? That's why they say
Speaker 2: those things. All right, let's get the headlines I didn't
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Speaker 7: Here's a headline.
Speaker 1: But oh, you know, you know the.
Speaker 2: Thing headlines We didn't get to a self feeding circle.
Speaker 2: How a web of NGOs enabled by Biden Harris is
Speaker 2: fueling the migrant crisis. This just goes if you dig
Speaker 2: into this, it's the courtesy of the Daily Caller. It
Speaker 2: just goes into what we've discussed many times before about
Speaker 2: how our taxpayer dollars are taken from us by the government.
Speaker 2: They hand them out to NGOs, non government organizations, Catholic
Speaker 2: and otherwise. The NGOs in turn sponsor illegals, bring illegals in,
Speaker 2: give them. It is a huge, ugly web and almost
Speaker 2: all of it is done with your money. And honestly,
Speaker 2: it needs to be broken up by Republican ags. It
Speaker 2: really does it. It's rico, it's racketeering. Gavin Newsom signs
Speaker 2: a bill banning local voter ID requirements. Huh that is
Speaker 2: so interesting. I wonder why they do that. Oh look
Speaker 2: at this. Democrats sue a block Georgia rule requiring ballot
Speaker 2: handcounts on election day. It is interesting how Democrats say
Speaker 2: they don't cheat and elections aren't stolen and there's no fraud.
Speaker 2: Yet if you even ask someone to show an id.
Speaker 2: They will try to stop you. You try to get
Speaker 2: the ballots counted in a reasonable way, they will stop you.
Speaker 2: And they want everyone to vote by mail, the easiest
Speaker 2: way to commit fraud. Huh interesting. Netflix suffers record cancelations
Speaker 2: after co founder donates seven million dollars to Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: I am so proud of us as a movement at
Speaker 2: how much better we have been putting our money where
Speaker 2: our morals are. We have dropped that old pathetic conservative take.
Speaker 2: I know, dude, boycounts length the left does, and we've
Speaker 2: started to actually get teeth with the communist and I
Speaker 2: dig it. This guy has spent days flying rescue ops
Speaker 2: in North Carolina, says the FEDS are nowhere to be seen.
Speaker 2: I just forget the Feds. I just I love you guys.
Speaker 2: As we speak, dudes are out there flying rescue ops
Speaker 2: saving Americans. I love this country. That's freaking awesome.
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