Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show with me the beaver Hunter, Jesse. Don't
Speaker 1: shake your head, Chris. Anyway, We're gonna do a bunch
Speaker 1: of emails and stuff this hour. We're gonna make fun
Speaker 1: of Jasmine Crockett here. Shortly, we're gonna talk about how
Speaker 1: the economy is shifting away from being foreign to domestic. Hi,
Speaker 1: that's a good thing. All that and so much more
Speaker 1: coming up in the final hour of the world famous
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. I want to remind you you can
Speaker 1: email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I
Speaker 1: also want to remind you that communists are anti humans.
Speaker 1: Anti humans. The right is always making a mistake in
Speaker 1: dealing with communists because they feel like, at least some
Speaker 1: of the values have to be the same. Right. I
Speaker 1: used to get told this all the time from guys
Speaker 1: who'd been in Republican politics for a long time. Well,
Speaker 1: we all kind of want the same things. And I
Speaker 1: remember looking at them like they were in an alien
Speaker 1: life form when they said that, do you listen to
Speaker 1: these people when they talk. We don't all want the
Speaker 1: same things. That's crazy. Anti humans are not going to
Speaker 1: share any of your morality. Here's Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 1: Remember Texas has been crushed by these floods. The stories
Speaker 1: are so bad, it's awful. Listen to Jasmine Crockett. She's
Speaker 1: kind of attempts to say the right thing, but it's
Speaker 1: so obvious that there's no feeling there, there's no empathy there.
Speaker 1: She ends up just making it about her.
Speaker 2: So anyway, I just wanted to jump on because my
Speaker 2: heart is truly heavy for all of these families. The
Speaker 2: sad part is I think that my heart is going
Speaker 2: to carry a level of weight that will continue to
Speaker 2: weigh me down as we have to continue to do
Speaker 2: our best to survive in administration that literally is against us,
Speaker 2: an administration that is doing everything in my mind to
Speaker 2: hurt us and not help us. And it feels like
Speaker 2: we're finding for ourselves.
Speaker 1: That was that was her statement. As they're pulling little
Speaker 1: girls out of the mud and notifying their families they're dead,
Speaker 1: that was her statement. This is the problem the communist
Speaker 1: runs into, especially dumb ones like Jasmine Crockett. Her problem
Speaker 1: is she's not dumb enough to fake it. They don't
Speaker 1: have any feeling for human beings, and sometimes it just
Speaker 1: comes out, what a statement, let's do to me, I's jesse.
Speaker 1: I'm a little shocked at the president's response to the
Speaker 1: Epstein question this morning. Surely he must realize there are
Speaker 1: a lot of unanswered questions surrounding this issue, and surely
Speaker 1: he must understand how deeply disturbing this case is to
Speaker 1: many Americans. His response smacks of nothing to see here.
Speaker 1: Moved up, Move on. Okay, So there was this restaurant
Speaker 1: one time. It was in a little town townshend Towns
Speaker 1: in Montana. I believe is the name of the town.
Speaker 1: Don't quote me on that, but I'm pretty sure that
Speaker 1: was the name of the town. And in this little
Speaker 1: restaurant on occasion if my dad and I were going
Speaker 1: through to a construction project, or we were going hunting,
Speaker 1: or we were on some kind of a family trip,
Speaker 1: they had a little Italian restaurant. This is a small
Speaker 1: town in Montana. Maybe you've been there, maybe you've heard
Speaker 1: of it, but it's a small town. And they had
Speaker 1: a little Italian restaurant in this town, and little family
Speaker 1: owned joint, one of those great little you know, the
Speaker 1: red and white tablecloth Italian joints. Will you walk in
Speaker 1: and you know you're about to have a good Italian meal.
Speaker 1: You know, don't shake your head. Christian is jealous because
Speaker 1: you're food sucks. Anyway, back to what we were discussing,
Speaker 1: and every single time we went through this place, I
Speaker 1: got the menu item that was for me. It was
Speaker 1: one of the greatest things I've ever eaten in a
Speaker 1: restaurant to this day. Kalamari steaks. You know what kalamari is.
Speaker 1: Everyone has fried, every bar has fried kalamari. The little squid. Well,
Speaker 1: very very rarely you will find a restaurant that will
Speaker 1: serve it up as steaks, a gigantic slab of it,
Speaker 1: and they always cook it in lemon butter, and if
Speaker 1: it's done right, it's so so good, so good. It's
Speaker 1: almost impossible to find. No restaurant carries it. But when
Speaker 1: you find one that does it, well, it's amazing. The
Speaker 1: kalamari steaks, my dad and I both it was all
Speaker 1: we'd order. You might get something else on the side,
Speaker 1: you're getting a kalamari steak at this restaurant. It was
Speaker 1: what we did every time we went through there, And
Speaker 1: the last time we went through there, went in all
Speaker 1: excited because it was this is once a year, maybe
Speaker 1: maybe once every two years. We would ever get here,
Speaker 1: go in there, sit down, open up the menu. No
Speaker 1: calamari steaks. They're not on the many. We're thinking, wait what.
Speaker 1: Immediately that panic starts to set in. Wait what. There's
Speaker 1: no way they took it away, right, So grab the
Speaker 1: owner because the owner was always coming around talking to people.
Speaker 1: It's not like we did the whole Karen talk to
Speaker 1: the manager thing. Owner comes over and my dad and
Speaker 1: I wrote, where are the kalamari steaks? The kalamari steaks?
Speaker 1: Why don't you And he said, hey, look, nobody liked
Speaker 1: those steaks, and we about fell out of our chair.
Speaker 1: We told him though the were the best thing ever.
Speaker 1: You don't understand. But for him, he wasn't us. He
Speaker 1: was in that restaurant every single day. He's studying the
Speaker 1: bottom line every single day. Who orders what? How many
Speaker 1: of these? Okay, so we add twenty five spaghetti orders,
Speaker 1: two pizzas. He's in the middle of it every single day.
Speaker 1: So that gives him one perspective on it. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying it gives him the correct perspective. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: it gives him the incorrect perspective. But he has the
Speaker 1: perspective of the guy who runs the restaurant. So for
Speaker 1: calamari steaks to him were something nobody ordered because they sucks.
Speaker 1: No one cared about him. Calamari steaks for us, the customer,
Speaker 1: were everything. It was the only reason we'd ever go
Speaker 1: to the restaurant. We never went back, as a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, never went back, not gonna go. What's the point.
Speaker 1: I can get spaghetti anywhere, I'm want to klamari steaks.
Speaker 1: When you were the president of the United States of America,
Speaker 1: that in and of itself is a bubble because remember everybody,
Speaker 1: I tried to explain this before, everyone around you works
Speaker 1: for you. Everybody in your life, even if they don't
Speaker 1: work for you, they want something from you. They don't
Speaker 1: want to anger you. They want to be in your
Speaker 1: in your favor. Honestly, you don't want to think of
Speaker 1: the president as a king, because we don't want a king.
Speaker 1: But that's it's very much like that. I'll never experience
Speaker 1: that in my life, neither will you. But imagine every
Speaker 1: single person who surrounds you wanting your favor at all times.
Speaker 1: Can I do something for you? Can that may be nice,
Speaker 1: it may sound nice. You'll find somebody to make a
Speaker 1: red lobster run for you, but it's going to give
Speaker 1: you a perspective of life of America of the people
Speaker 1: that is not always one hundred percent accurate. People like you,
Speaker 1: like me. We want to know who the wealthy, powerful
Speaker 1: people were that were abusing young girls. We've been told
Speaker 1: for years that all these young girls were abused. We
Speaker 1: find that disgusting. We want the wealthy, powerful, billionaires, politicians, foreign, domestic,
Speaker 1: Republican Democrat, we don't care. We want these people held
Speaker 1: to account. And it's not a small deal to us
Speaker 1: on the US normal people on the outside looking in.
Speaker 1: It matters deeply to us now. And this is not
Speaker 1: a defense of Donald Trump, and what he said not
Speaker 1: a defensive dropping it, so don't take it that way.
Speaker 1: But look at his perspective. President of the United States
Speaker 1: of America. He's working peace deals across the globe, trade deals,
Speaker 1: remember tear us fall down August fifth, He's meeting with
Speaker 1: he's calling Vladimir Putin, meeting with Japan. Japan, you have
Speaker 1: this big thing coming. He's securing the United States border.
Speaker 1: He's whipping votes in Congress to try to pass the
Speaker 1: one big This is a tiny fraction of what he
Speaker 1: experiences every single day. That's a bubble surrounded by people
Speaker 1: who work for him. That's a bubble. Jeffrey Epstein getting
Speaker 1: to the bottom of things. Oh sure, I brought it
Speaker 1: up on the campaign drail, but surely everyone's moved on.
Speaker 1: Gas prices are low. Surely everyone's moved on. Haven't you
Speaker 1: heard the border secure? I don't have time to deal
Speaker 1: with this. I'm trying to get a Nobel Peace Prize.
Speaker 1: That's what I was trying to get through to the
Speaker 1: Trump administration. If you think this is something people are
Speaker 1: going to just let go or blow off, you are
Speaker 1: in a bubble and you are sorely mistaken. And maybe
Speaker 1: you don't have the goods, as I believe, maybe the
Speaker 1: goods have been destroyed and you don't have them. You
Speaker 1: thought you did. You told everybody to go on television
Speaker 1: sitting and say we're gonna release everything, and then the
Speaker 1: file gets on your desk and the FBI and CIA
Speaker 1: have had the paper shredded to it and the reactions
Speaker 1: to it, and you find out you don't have the goods,
Speaker 1: You don't have this list, you don't that you don't
Speaker 1: have it, then you've got to tell the American people
Speaker 1: that it's not going to make people cheer. But whatever
Speaker 1: you have or don't have, you have got to be
Speaker 1: as forthcoming with that as you possibly can, because this
Speaker 1: is not something people are going to let go because
Speaker 1: gas prices are low. They not We have a bubble bubbles.
Speaker 1: That's the problem. Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful,
Speaker 1: fantastic Wednesday. Member, you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. I'm going to get back to
Speaker 1: the emails here in just a second. But as a
Speaker 1: beaver hunter, I feel obligated to go. Don't roll your eyes, Chris,
Speaker 1: I feel obligated to go over again. We are seeing
Speaker 1: an escalation in violence from communists. There's an escalation in
Speaker 1: rhetoric from Democrats and media members. This is translating into
Speaker 1: escalation and violence from the street animals. This kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: It's not standard Democrat talking points for you. It is
Speaker 1: because you're a normal human being. The crazy, malcontented psycho
Speaker 1: communists sitting at home with nothing to live for here's
Speaker 1: this stuff and takes it as marching orders.
Speaker 3: You send the US Marines into spaces they should not be.
Speaker 1: You send the National Guard.
Speaker 3: In, You kidnap people off of the streets and pretend
Speaker 3: that's normal, because that's how you quiet descent, because you
Speaker 3: make everyone afraid that if they don't do what you want,
Speaker 3: they might be next. And once you've done those nine steps,
Speaker 3: steps ten is easy. That's when you decide there won't
Speaker 3: be new elections because everyone's either afraid, poor, broken, or complicit.
Speaker 1: Sounds like nothing. The person at home with nothing to
Speaker 1: live for takes that as marching orders. They put on
Speaker 1: some tac gear and they go try to kill some
Speaker 1: ice agents. This stuff, this was CNN. This is the
Speaker 1: stuff that activates the street animal. Here's the thing. They
Speaker 1: are not going after criminals. They're going after anybody that
Speaker 1: is brown, that looks like me, that can't pass as
Speaker 1: what they say as a typical American. Sounds like nothing
Speaker 1: to you, it's not nothing to them. Here's the king
Speaker 1: Jeffries on CNN.
Speaker 4: According to Axius Summer Evening, being told they need to
Speaker 4: be more willing to go out there and get shot
Speaker 4: when fighting That was a direct quote, get shot when
Speaker 4: fighting back against some of Trump's policies. One House Democrat saying,
Speaker 4: quote and I'll read it to you. Our own base
Speaker 4: is telling us that what we're doing is not good enough.
Speaker 4: There needs to be blood to grab the attention of
Speaker 4: the press and the public.
Speaker 1: This was from Newsmax.
Speaker 5: This was in San Antonio, Texas, where a challenger for
Speaker 5: a District one council called for the killing of ICE
Speaker 5: agents in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: You won't even believe this. This is Matthew.
Speaker 5: Guana and he posted the comment here on x in
Speaker 5: response to DSH DHS agents arresting illegals in LA. He says,
Speaker 5: and they will get shot by the Los Angeles public.
Speaker 5: I want to see if you dead ICE agents Los Angeles,
Speaker 5: don't let me down.
Speaker 1: Can you believe Remember what happened right after Chuck Schumer
Speaker 1: said this. I want to tell you, gor Zach.
Speaker 6: I want to tell you Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind.
Speaker 1: And you will pay the price.
Speaker 5: You won't know what hit you if you go forward
Speaker 5: with these awful decisions.
Speaker 1: Elite communists give the orders. That's what those were. They
Speaker 1: were orders. Elite communists give the orders. Streak communists carry
Speaker 1: out the violence. Elite communists then step in and provide
Speaker 1: legal protections. As the Democrat Party goes down and down
Speaker 1: and down in popularity. That's really what's sparking a lot
Speaker 1: of this. The Democrats are not only out of power,
Speaker 1: they're unpopular, so they feel really, really out of power. Well,
Speaker 1: the more out of power Democrats get, the more they
Speaker 1: will escalate streak communist violence. It's a warning for all
Speaker 1: of us to be ready to make preparations. Jesse, I've
Speaker 1: been listening to your show for quite a while and
Speaker 1: I look forward every night to hearing some good history information.
Speaker 1: Your knowledge and ability to communicate complex history is just wonderful.
Speaker 1: It is wonderful, I agree. But that's what beaver hunters do, Chris.
Speaker 1: We communicate history. Chris, You're gonna be so jealous when
Speaker 1: I get Oh, by the way, I used to have
Speaker 1: a beaver hat. Did you know that now? What what?
Speaker 1: They're only like one hundred dollars a pelt? Yeah? Well
Speaker 1: mine wasn't authentic, buddy, it was fake. It was fake
Speaker 1: fur and whatnot. It was. When I was a kid,
Speaker 1: I was obsessed with John Wayne movies. My dad was
Speaker 1: obsessed with them. Therefore, as any young man, I was
Speaker 1: obsessed with them and I used to watch all the
Speaker 1: John Wayne movies. And there's a great John Wayne movie
Speaker 1: I've heard it's a true story called The Alamo, and
Speaker 1: John Wayne plays Davy Crockett in that movie, and he
Speaker 1: wears a beaver hat. And after I saw that movie,
Speaker 1: all I wanted was a beaver hat so I could
Speaker 1: dress like Davy Crockett in The Alamo. And that year
Speaker 1: for Chris, what, Chris, what you mean it's not a
Speaker 1: beaver hat. I know it's a coonskin, but I thought
Speaker 1: it was beaver at the time, And so eventually I
Speaker 1: was given that beaver hat, which was kind of coonskin,
Speaker 1: but I told everyone it was a beaver hat. And
Speaker 1: I think it costs like five dollars. It definitely wasn't
Speaker 1: real for but for me, it was the greatest thing
Speaker 1: in the world. Why do you have to try to
Speaker 1: correct me? I bet Davy Crockett had a beaver one
Speaker 1: for real, that coonskin one. That's Hollywood line, Chris, Hollywood
Speaker 1: tells lies. You would know, Jesse, what happened to your
Speaker 1: Pam BONDI versus Fox Arrest Board? I only listened, So
Speaker 1: is it still up? Okay, it's still up, and we
Speaker 1: are keeping track of the Fox news appearances versus government
Speaker 1: arrest appearances, and I'll put a display up again. I
Speaker 1: want to see, not that I'm hopeful, I want to
Speaker 1: see if this James call me John Brennan's stuff actually
Speaker 1: goes somewhere. I don't think it will. I think it's
Speaker 1: gonna amount to a couple slap on the wrist perjury charges,
Speaker 1: and these guys are gonna get off scott free like
Speaker 1: government people always do. But I hate to even say this,
Speaker 1: because you know I'm not a fan. I wish it
Speaker 1: was someone else, But I want to see if she
Speaker 1: can do it. I'm gonna see if she can put
Speaker 1: together a case against government people and send government people
Speaker 1: to prison. It is the Jesse Kelly Show, and it
Speaker 1: is a happy day with me beaver Hunter Jesse. Remember
Speaker 1: if you miss any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download it on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Don't shake your head
Speaker 1: when I talk about that, Chris, You're gonna feel bad
Speaker 1: when I have a beaver pelt and you do. Not
Speaker 1: guess who's not getting one. It's probably not even kosher anyway.
Speaker 1: I'll get one for Corey, I'll get one for me.
Speaker 1: You can have nothing, you can have nothing. No, you're
Speaker 1: not gonna wear it. You're not gonna have the opportunity to.
Speaker 1: Now you don't need to with that ridiculous hippie here
Speaker 1: you have going, dear Cheetah Fighter, Jesse. While I can
Speaker 1: totally buy your claims that you're a jerk, I have
Speaker 1: to take issue with claims of being dumb according to
Speaker 1: community college grades, algebra, etc. Here's why you said you
Speaker 1: did so well on the Arms Services Aptitude Battery as BAB.
Speaker 1: I actually didn't even know that's what that'stood for that
Speaker 1: you could practically have written your own ticket for an
Speaker 1: occupational choice upon re enlistment if you had re enlisted,
Speaker 1: and I believe you, Yeah, I got an eighty seven. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm somewhat familiar with the test, having sat for it
Speaker 1: myself and having read the book The Bell Curve. The
Speaker 1: book repeatedly mentions a strong positive correlation to adult cognitive
Speaker 1: tests in the ASVAB. So here's my question, are you
Speaker 1: a dumb Are your dumb guy claims? Unlike your claims
Speaker 1: of being a jerk, just stick for the Jesse Kelly show. Well,
Speaker 1: there are things that are not arguable. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: how to answer that. So I'll try to answer it
Speaker 1: this way. I did get a zero point zero grade
Speaker 1: point average my first semester of college. I graduated high school.
Speaker 1: I went to Montana State. If you don't believe me,
Speaker 1: I believe the transcript is still on the website. My
Speaker 1: first semester I got zero point zero. That's not arguable.
Speaker 1: Something else that's not arguable. When I got out of
Speaker 1: the Marine Corps and I went to community college. Granted
Speaker 1: it was a pretty high end community college. I had
Speaker 1: to drop algebra a couple times because it wasn't going well.
Speaker 1: That's not arguable. I graduated. I think I graduated in
Speaker 1: the bottom half of my high school class. But it
Speaker 1: was a big class. I mean, there were a lot
Speaker 1: of kids, but the bottom half. And remember there weren't
Speaker 1: even very many Asians, and I finished in the bottom half. Still,
Speaker 1: so that's not ideal. I think I'm very similar to
Speaker 1: other people, and that I'm I'm quote smart at what
Speaker 1: I love and I'm dumb at what I don't. Why
Speaker 1: did I dislike algebra so much? I think math is
Speaker 1: so boring. Some people love it and they're good at it.
Speaker 1: I think it's so boring. And when you think it's boring.
Speaker 1: When you're not into it, you tend to I'm not
Speaker 1: saying this is right, you tend to not put as
Speaker 1: much effort into it. And you don't put any effort
Speaker 1: into it, then you get worse at it, and so
Speaker 1: you know, the boredom turns into being bad at it.
Speaker 1: Sports is actually a good example. Have you ever wondered,
Speaker 1: let me ask you this. Here's a good way to
Speaker 1: answer this. Have you ever looked at a professional fighter
Speaker 1: of some kind, a professional boxer or UFC guy, and wondered,
Speaker 1: why would you do that for a living? Think about that,
Speaker 1: because those guys, it's not as if they're not afraid.
Speaker 1: Don't ever think that. Some of the greats of all
Speaker 1: time will tell you. I was scared to death every
Speaker 1: single time I thought I was going to die. I
Speaker 1: thought I was going to get hurt. All the different
Speaker 1: jobs you could do for a living, and you punch
Speaker 1: other people in the face and get punched in the
Speaker 1: face and kicked and concussions and broken bones, and why
Speaker 1: would you do that for a living? Well, you have
Speaker 1: to rewind how did you get into it? Maybe you
Speaker 1: were getting beat up in school, maybe your dad was one,
Speaker 1: maybe whatever. But if you talk to those guys, you
Speaker 1: will almost always discover this. And this applies to wrestlers too.
Speaker 1: You know wrestlers where along the line they had a
Speaker 1: boxing fight, an MMA fight, a wrestling match and they won,
Speaker 1: and that feeling is hard to replicate. They were good
Speaker 1: at it, and so you started to put more time
Speaker 1: and effort into it, and then you started to love it,
Speaker 1: and then that translated into being better at it. And
Speaker 1: you see, we're all quote smart at things we love,
Speaker 1: and we're all dumb at things we don't love. There
Speaker 1: are so many things I have, so many blind spots
Speaker 1: and things that I cannot do. Why do I call
Speaker 1: myself the menu whisper? Besides the fact that it's unbelievably true,
Speaker 1: I should note that I went to a barbecue restaurant
Speaker 1: the other day, never been in this place before. I
Speaker 1: ordered two things because sometimes I'll do that, wanting to
Speaker 1: try them both. The waitress set the two things down
Speaker 1: in front of me, and she said, this is in
Speaker 1: front of AB and the boys. You really did good
Speaker 1: with them, these two things. I looked at right in
Speaker 1: the eye and I said, I know I did. And
Speaker 1: the boys were horrified, and AB was rolling her eyes.
Speaker 1: But Why am I good at ordering food because I
Speaker 1: love it? Because I have an unhealthy obsession with food,
Speaker 1: with eating delicious foods, so I put it a really
Speaker 1: unhealthy amount of time into it. There are different kinds
Speaker 1: of smart. I'm smart at things I enjoy, just like
Speaker 1: you are. It's no better, no better, no worse. I'm
Speaker 1: bad at things I ate, and good at things I love, Jesse,
Speaker 1: do you or Jewish producer Chris, have an opinion about
Speaker 1: shake Shack burgers. I know you usually go to more
Speaker 1: high end at Red Lobster, but I was just wondering
Speaker 1: what you think, dude. I love Shakeshack. I love Shakeshack,
Speaker 1: but my issue is this the crinkle cut fries. Now
Speaker 1: Shakeshack at least cook some long enough that they have
Speaker 1: a little crisp on them. But crinkle cut fries. Fries
Speaker 1: should be thin. Fries should be thin. I don't want
Speaker 1: steak fries. I don't want crinkle cut fries. If I
Speaker 1: wanted to bake potato, I would have ordered a baked potato.
Speaker 1: Fries should be thin and crispy. That's my point. That's
Speaker 1: exactly right, Chris. Chris brought up a good point, which
Speaker 1: is amazing crinkle cut fries are very similar, and Lord,
Speaker 1: forgive me for making this comparison. This is I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: They're very similar to mozzarella sticks. Mozzarella sticks when they're right, right, temperature,
Speaker 1: right coating right, mozzarella sticks are almost impossible to be.
Speaker 1: I'm a mozzarella stick fan. But it's so hard to
Speaker 1: get them right. They're either too hot and right. When
Speaker 1: you pull them out, you bite into them, and then
Speaker 1: that liquid, the liquid, the oil they fry it in,
Speaker 1: it squirts out on your face and you have degree
Speaker 1: burns on your face and it's miserable. But then so
Speaker 1: you don't do that, and what do you do? You wait,
Speaker 1: but you wait a little bit too long, and now
Speaker 1: the cheese has gotten too rubbery, and now they suck.
Speaker 1: It's hard to make a good Nazi stick. The exact
Speaker 1: same thing applies to crinkle cut fries. It's hard to
Speaker 1: make them right. McDonald's fries, Arby's curly fries, season curlyes,
Speaker 1: it's hard to screw them up. You can get McDonald's
Speaker 1: fries not even all that hot, and they're still good.
Speaker 1: They're better hot, don't get me wrong. But let's say
Speaker 1: your wife's being selfish, not that I would do anything
Speaker 1: like this. And she opened up the bag to steal
Speaker 1: some fries when you're on the way home after you
Speaker 1: picked it up, and that means the heat got let out,
Speaker 1: and therefore your McDonald's fries aren't as piping hot as
Speaker 1: they should be. You can get by with that. If
Speaker 1: that's the crinkle cuts, it's over. Sucks shitty. Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a fantastic Wednesday. But don't worry, we will
Speaker 1: be back tomorrow. In the meantime, you can email us
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. You're here. Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 1: the fact you get a president space or at least
Speaker 1: former president that was running again, who wanted to put
Speaker 1: American reverse, wanted to bring us back to a pre
Speaker 1: nineteen sixties world.
Speaker 6: I'm voting rights, civil rights, on GBTQ, rights, on.
Speaker 2: Women's rights, not just access to portion, but access to contraceptive.
Speaker 1: Oh, California anyway, Newsom's in some trouble Justice.
Speaker 7: Apartment suing California over alleged Title nine violations. The lawsuit
Speaker 7: sites Governor Gavin Newsom's own words that biological males competing
Speaker 7: in women's sports is quote deeply unfair. The Justice Department
Speaker 7: slams policies that eviscerate equal athletic opportunities for girls, and
Speaker 7: they also require girls to share intimate spaces such as
Speaker 7: locker rooms, with boys, causing a hostile educational environment that
Speaker 7: denies girls' educational opportunities.
Speaker 1: I am so fascinated, really, really genuinely fascinated. We've talked
Speaker 1: about this before, about the tranny thing and Democrats and
Speaker 1: setting aside the insanity, immorality and all that other stuff.
Speaker 1: It's such a political loser. I've always said this, It
Speaker 1: is a political loser. Even if you're King Tranning, right,
Speaker 1: even if you are you're mister Tranning. No one cares
Speaker 1: about that issue. But if you become the promoter of it,
Speaker 1: you turn people off so badly because for normal people,
Speaker 1: for most people, it's weird, it's gross, it's bad. And
Speaker 1: yet that has become the Democrat party. But they took
Speaker 1: it a step further. Men competing in women's sports, these dudes,
Speaker 1: high school, college and professional. What happens around the world
Speaker 1: where some dude will just grow his hair out and
Speaker 1: go start beating the crap out of women in sports.
Speaker 1: That creates and just again politics aside decent human beings.
Speaker 1: You don't have to be political. They don't want to
Speaker 1: ever see a woman hurt. It's not that people cheer
Speaker 1: when a man gets hurt. But the good part of you,
Speaker 1: the instincts inside of you, says, hey, a woman. You know,
Speaker 1: they're smaller, they're weaker, they're risks, are just pathetic. They
Speaker 1: should be protected. And when a man hurts one it
Speaker 1: turns everyone off. Some people like me, we want to
Speaker 1: go kill that guy, but it turns everybody off. Democrats
Speaker 1: are now the party of cheering for the abuse of women.
Speaker 1: That's what it is. I don't care about sports records.
Speaker 1: It's not that it doesn't mean anything to me, but
Speaker 1: that's not what gets me the most. What gets me
Speaker 1: the most is these men are basically hurting these women,
Speaker 1: and these men are I don't like to talk about it.
Speaker 1: It's really gross. But you know Paula Scanlon, she was
Speaker 1: one of those swimmers at U Penn. I've interviewed Paula
Speaker 1: a couple of times and she talks about and I
Speaker 1: think about this. You're a college girl, you're a young lady.
Speaker 1: They had to change in front of a dude in
Speaker 1: the locker room. Isn't that just the worst thing you've
Speaker 1: ever heard in your life. Doesn't that make you want
Speaker 1: to just choke somebody. Democrats they not only support it,
Speaker 1: they loudly support it, and they just got crushed on
Speaker 1: this issue. This issue is not a side issue. It's
Speaker 1: not that at all. Donald Trump's campaign they were running
Speaker 1: all kinds of commercials nationally, and like all political campaigns,
Speaker 1: they were testing with the audience to see what works
Speaker 1: and what doesn't, what moves the meter with independence, with
Speaker 1: undecided people. I started to really notice this actually in Texas,
Speaker 1: as a matter of fact, where advertisement after advertisement was
Speaker 1: about the trainee issue, and I thought, well, that's okay,
Speaker 1: I get that, but it's also Texas. I could see
Speaker 1: maybe the Trump campaign they think it's going to move
Speaker 1: the medle in move the needle in Texas. I get
Speaker 1: that it's a red state. But then had to go
Speaker 1: up to Pennsylvania for a family affair, swing state, the
Speaker 1: same ad was running all the time on television. The
Speaker 1: ad moved the American public into Donald Trump's corner. Yeah, Chris, Yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead and play him that that weird Charlemagne guy,
Speaker 1: even him.
Speaker 6: Listen, I'll tell you what that ad he was running
Speaker 6: during the football game this weekend claiming the vice president's
Speaker 6: supports funding gender transition surgeries for all President Madson migrants
Speaker 6: in the US.
Speaker 1: That was nuts.
Speaker 2: That. I don't know if it wouldn't say nuts, but
Speaker 2: that was crazy.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know if it was the
Speaker 1: backdrop of football.
Speaker 6: But when you hear the narrator say Kamala supports taxpayer
Speaker 6: funded sex changes for prisoners, that one line, I was like, hell, no,
Speaker 6: I don't want my taxpayer dollars going to that definitely
Speaker 6: said that she did.
Speaker 1: That ad was effective.
Speaker 6: COMMLA took a picture of the transgender it was it
Speaker 6: was this is what they were saying that it made
Speaker 6: it seem like Kamala supports transgender sex changes in jail
Speaker 6: with our money.
Speaker 1: That's what That's what it came. Yeah, that was yes.
Speaker 6: They said. It literally said, uh that Kammala supports taxpayer
Speaker 6: funded sex changes for prisoners, and it talks about how
Speaker 6: you know, uh, she she supports funding gender transition surgeries
Speaker 6: for all prison inmates and migrants in the United States.
Speaker 1: That ad was impactful, coming right off an election where
Speaker 1: they got crushed a presidential election where they got crushed
Speaker 1: on this issue. They haven't moved one inch on it is.
Speaker 1: It's amazing, honestly, And yeah, here's a headline go you know,
Speaker 1: you know the thing headlines we didn't get to. Mattel
Speaker 1: launches Barbie Doll with diabetes. I have mixed emotions about
Speaker 1: this whole thing, but I guess a feminist Barbie makes sense.
Speaker 1: Ihan Omar's activist daughter unemployed after graduation from Barnard. Corporate
Speaker 1: America is very very slowly waking up to the fact
Speaker 1: that you need to sniff for communism before you hire
Speaker 1: that latest college grad headline, I'm a young meteorologist who
Speaker 1: questioned the idea of man made climate change. The climate
Speaker 1: zelots want to be punished, silenced, and expelled. Meteorology is
Speaker 1: very similar to zoology and zoos and that the climate
Speaker 1: nutters took It's a completely fascinating field. The climate nutters
Speaker 1: took over and ruined like they did everything else. Hag
Speaker 1: Seth and Trump open up of Operation Midnight Hammer, and
Speaker 1: that is again one of the contacts in Lindsey Graham's phone.
Speaker 1: We are going to check out here and we're going
Speaker 1: to come back and do this again. Tomorrow, you can
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