Speaker 1: This is a podcast from wor The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk a bit more Dome.
Speaker 2: This hour.
Speaker 1: Gonna dig into some emails, some Biden versus Dome, Hurricane
Speaker 1: Milton stuff. There's an interesting Biden versus Harris or kind
Speaker 1: of versus Pelosi theory going on out there. There's lots
Speaker 1: to talk about still this hour on the world famous
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Now, I'm going to get to this email.
Speaker 1: It's a little long, but it'll come back to Dome.
Speaker 1: It'll come back to communism. DEI where we are as
Speaker 1: a country. There's there's a talk I think we can
Speaker 1: have about this. The guy says, Jesse. I'm sure you've noticed,
Speaker 1: but it seems like everyone is pushing the envelope of
Speaker 1: what they can get away with. Sometimes sometimes a little bit,
Speaker 1: but other times a whole lot. On the highway, especially
Speaker 1: at night, souped up rice rockets jockey for position at
Speaker 1: normal speeds and then bam, take off in a frenzy.
Speaker 1: At the local fast food joint, my order is wrong
Speaker 1: at least thirty percent of the time, if not more.
Speaker 1: My business partner's daughter. A nurse is given a quarterly
Speaker 1: bonus just for showing up on time. My stepson skipped
Speaker 1: more than thirty days of his high school senior year,
Speaker 1: more than doubling the state's maximum number of unexcused absences,
Speaker 1: and yet they graduated him. Nonetheless. Car repairs it took
Speaker 1: one or two days now a week. So it goes
Speaker 1: on to describe things. He said, everything has just gotten
Speaker 1: a little bit crappier. Okay, it's a long email. It's
Speaker 1: something that I know from your emails you have felt
Speaker 1: and I have felt it. And when I started to
Speaker 1: feel it, I would say three or four years ago,
Speaker 1: but it might be longer. I don't want to put
Speaker 1: a date on that stuff. Ten years ago. Who knows
Speaker 1: when I started to feel it. I'll be honest. I
Speaker 1: had first dismissed this as me getting older and grumpier,
Speaker 1: the standard old guy stuff. And I'm a naturally horrible
Speaker 1: person anyway. You get older, you get grumpy, or you
Speaker 1: find yourself saying things like kids these days, and I
Speaker 1: just assumed that's what was happening with me. So this
Speaker 1: isn't actually getting worse. Air travel isn't getting worse. Food
Speaker 1: quality isn't getting worse. This isn't getting worse. I'm just
Speaker 1: getting older and grouchier. But then the more I step back,
Speaker 1: the more I looked into it, the more I realized
Speaker 1: that's not really the case. Things aren't getting crappier. At
Speaker 1: the same time, they're getting scarcer, less efficient, more expensive.
Speaker 1: Things around us feel like they're rotting, don't they. You
Speaker 1: feel it, you see it, I feel it, I see it.
Speaker 1: So let's discuss that on a bigger level, because this
Speaker 1: will come back to Kamala Harris, and in fact, it'll
Speaker 1: come back to a lot of things today. You see,
Speaker 1: we talked last night about the path about it. Remember
Speaker 1: I did a discussion about a stable home versus an
Speaker 1: unstable home. And if you have a stable home, mother father,
Speaker 1: at home, loving mother, father, you will statistically no guarantees.
Speaker 1: Statistically you will be set up for a stable life.
Speaker 1: Your home in the future, as you grow up and
Speaker 1: you become an adult, will probably be stable. You'll probably
Speaker 1: have a stable house, stable job, stable marriage. Your life
Speaker 1: will be stable and solid in large part because you
Speaker 1: were put on the path to stability started at home.
Speaker 1: And on the other side of that, if your home's
Speaker 1: a disaster, and maybe that was your home. Because you
Speaker 1: don't have that path you were put on, because you
Speaker 1: don't have that anchor at home, that example at home,
Speaker 1: you are going to be more susceptible to blowing with
Speaker 1: the winds. Maybe it will work out for you, Hopefully
Speaker 1: it will. Statistically, you were at an extreme disadvantage if
Speaker 1: your home wasn't stable. Statistically, we're just talking numbers. Wise, Statistically,
Speaker 1: you've got a tough road to ho right, So let's
Speaker 1: discuss that path and how how can someone like Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris rise clear to the top. She's the vice president
Speaker 1: of the United States of America. We do forget that
Speaker 1: the president himself is a cadaver. If I told you
Speaker 1: tomorrow morning, you'd wake up and Joe Biden had had
Speaker 1: some I don't know, God forbid, some fatal heart attack
Speaker 1: or stroke, not rooting for that, and he was gone,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't be even a little bit surprised. You've seen
Speaker 1: him in action. Kamala Harris is almost the president of
Speaker 1: the United States of America. What's that saying? One heart
Speaker 1: beat away? How is it humanly freaking possible? This human
Speaker 1: being is a heartbeat from the overlaps.
Speaker 3: Was it a mistake to loosen the immigration policies as
Speaker 3: much as you did.
Speaker 4: It's a long standing problem and solutions are at hand,
Speaker 4: and from day one, literally we have been offering solutions.
Speaker 3: What I was asking was was it a mistake to
Speaker 3: kind of allow that flood to happen in the first place.
Speaker 4: I think the policies that we have been proposing are
Speaker 4: about fixing a problem, not promoting a problem.
Speaker 3: Okay, but the numbers did quadrant?
Speaker 1: What does that even mean?
Speaker 4: And the numbers today Because of what we have done,
Speaker 4: we have cut the flow of illegal immigration by half.
Speaker 4: We have cut the flow of sentinel by half. But
Speaker 4: we need Congress to be able to act to actually
Speaker 4: fix the problem.
Speaker 1: Okay. So let's speaking of paths, speaking of Kamala Hares,
Speaker 1: speaking of the rot we see and feel around us.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about a path, the path of least resistance.
Speaker 1: This is a path we all have followed at one
Speaker 1: point or another in our lives. You have followed it,
Speaker 1: I have followed it. We still do this regularly. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna confess something to you right now. I try
Speaker 1: to be always open and honest with you. On Sunday,
Speaker 1: I did it on Sunday. I skipped church. You know why. Oh,
Speaker 1: it was the easiest thing. At the time. We had
Speaker 1: a bunch of different things we had to do around
Speaker 1: the house. There were a bunch of house chores that
Speaker 1: had to be done. The kids had examed this week.
Speaker 1: Devv I have every excuse in the world, none of
Speaker 1: them are worth the crap. I did not take my
Speaker 1: family to church to worship Jesus on Sunday. Why staying
Speaker 1: alm was easier. I didn't want to take two hours,
Speaker 1: get dressed, go to church, then you feel like you
Speaker 1: gotta do lunch afterwards. It was just easier to stay home.
Speaker 1: The path of least resistance. So we're all susceptible to this,
Speaker 1: but societies themselves are susceptible to this. And if you're
Speaker 1: not careful, you will find your entire country has embraced it.
Speaker 1: When you feel like things have rotted around you, there
Speaker 1: are a ton of there's a bunch of different directions
Speaker 1: we can go, but let's just talk about this. I'm
Speaker 1: going to talk to you about one company, all right,
Speaker 1: we'll make it up. It's Jesse's Burgers. We've done this
Speaker 1: company before. Jesse's Cheeseburgers, okay, Jesse's Cheeseburgers is a huge company. I,
Speaker 1: of course am the CEO. Chris will handle the accounting.
Speaker 1: That'd be the CFO. So Chris is a CFO. Corey
Speaker 1: mailroom CFO. Corey's down in the mailroom, just an intern, unpaid.
Speaker 1: So new producer Corey is mailroom intern. Probably going to
Speaker 1: get fired.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: So that's our company. But there are a thousand employees.
Speaker 1: So forget about me, forget about the CEO, forget about
Speaker 1: Jesse's Burgers. We have vice presidents. You know, there's all
Speaker 1: kinds of vice presidents in our company. Vice president of marketing,
Speaker 1: vice president of all. Okay, so you have all these
Speaker 1: vice presidents and middle managers, and are you staying with me?
Speaker 1: To stay with me? So let's say I have a guy, Bob.
Speaker 1: He's in charge of the buns, Bob's Buns. It's Bob's
Speaker 1: Bunns division. And let's just say me, as a CEO
Speaker 1: of a company, I have put our company on the
Speaker 1: path for DEI I put out public statements all the time.
Speaker 1: We're going to be more diverse than all the other
Speaker 1: cheeseburger companies. And when what is it June or July,
Speaker 1: the fruity month when everyone has to run to the TV.
Speaker 1: Ah my gosh, I thought we do big gay awareness.
Speaker 1: It's just a big it's a big gay fest. We
Speaker 1: bust out the pink feather boas and we dance in
Speaker 1: the parking lot. It's gay gay this, you name it.
Speaker 1: Black lives matter. We're all in abortion. Oh we love abortion. Okay,
Speaker 1: So we're that kind of company. That's the direction I've
Speaker 1: pushed this company in.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: I still say I want profits. I still say I
Speaker 1: want great sales. I want great Jesse Kelly cheeseburgers. But
Speaker 1: I've also encouraged diversity and equity and inclusion. That's what
Speaker 1: I do at Jesse's Burgers. Well, let's go to Bob
Speaker 1: and Bob's Buns. Bob he's looking for a new manager.
Speaker 1: You see, his last manager flaked out, took a job
Speaker 1: at McDonald's or something. He needs a new bun guy
Speaker 1: or girl, and he interviews a bunch of candidates. He
Speaker 1: narrows it down to two different candidates. One of them
Speaker 1: is a white dude. He's a white dude. The other
Speaker 1: one is black, gay and a woman. So one's a
Speaker 1: white dude and the the other ones a black lesbian.
Speaker 1: Now Bob in charge of the buns division. He knows
Speaker 1: he needs to make great buns, but also he does
Speaker 1: want to be VP one day. He wants to be VP.
Speaker 1: So if you're Bob, what do you do? Talk about
Speaker 1: that in a moment before we discuss that, let's discuss
Speaker 1: where we're going economically. You don't mean you don't need
Speaker 1: me to insult your intelligence by telling you inflation's bad.
Speaker 1: Anyone who's bought anything in the past few years knows
Speaker 1: inflation is bad. But what does that mean? What do
Speaker 1: we do with our money? Well, what are the experts doing?
Speaker 1: What are the Nation States doing? What are the finance
Speaker 1: giants who know all the ins and outs? What are
Speaker 1: they doing? They're buying real estate as fast as they
Speaker 1: can hoover it up. They're buying real estate. Go look
Speaker 1: up how much real estate Blackrock has bought in the
Speaker 1: past few years. You need to get involved in real estate.
Speaker 1: We're talking about generating consistent, tax free income for you.
Speaker 1: You might retire on this, pass it down to your children. Ah, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I don't know what I'm doing. Congratulations. Neither do I
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Speaker 1: about this company and what it means for us as
Speaker 1: a country. Next, is he smarter than everyone who knows?
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Speaker 1: voicemail at eight seven seven three seven seven four to
Speaker 1: threes seventh three. We're discussing how Kamala Harris could rise
Speaker 1: to this level. Why do so many people so many
Speaker 1: dirt balls? Why are they in high levels of power?
Speaker 1: Why does it feel like things in society are rotting
Speaker 1: around us more expensive, less quality? And we're discussing something
Speaker 1: right now that's separate from that kind of a company
Speaker 1: I just made up Jesse's Burgers. It's a company one
Speaker 1: thousand employees, a bunch of different divisions, and Bob is
Speaker 1: in charge of the buns division. I'm the CEO of
Speaker 1: Jesse's Burgers. I'm a huge commie loving DEI freak, and
Speaker 1: I've made it known to my company that that's the
Speaker 1: direction I want the company to go. Now, Bob, he's
Speaker 1: in charge of the buns. He needs a new manager
Speaker 1: for the bone factory. He has in front of him
Speaker 1: a white dude in a black lesbian woman. He can
Speaker 1: a choose the white dude, let's say, for the sake
Speaker 1: of our scenario here the way dude is just better
Speaker 1: qualified at his job. He's worked there longer, has sharper ideas,
Speaker 1: harder worker. He's just better really in every measurable way.
Speaker 1: Or he can hire the black lesbian woman. Well, for you,
Speaker 1: it would be a no brainer. Just hire the dude
Speaker 1: who's better. It wouldn't matter what color they are. But
Speaker 1: you see, the company is on a different path, and Bob, Bob,
Speaker 1: he wants to rise. Human beings are ambitious, and they
Speaker 1: will generally not choose the right thing. They'll choose the
Speaker 1: selfish thing. We are all selfish beings, you, me, and
Speaker 1: everyone else, and we will always choose back to our subject,
Speaker 1: the path of least resistance. If I'm Bob, I'm going
Speaker 1: to hire the black lesbian woman, not because she's better
Speaker 1: for the buns, not because she's better for the company,
Speaker 1: but because she's the easiest hire. You See, if I
Speaker 1: hire the white dude, there's a chance, not zero, the
Speaker 1: black woman immediately goes to social media and calls me
Speaker 1: a member of the KKK. There's a chance one of
Speaker 1: the various COMMI activist groups will pick up her story. Soon.
Speaker 1: Jesse's Burgers is being sued for discrimination. Soon, it's a
Speaker 1: national media firestorm. The stock price is down, Bob's getting fired.
Speaker 1: It's a disaster. Why because the squeaky wheel I didn't
Speaker 1: hire chose to make a lot of noise. See, that's
Speaker 1: the path of a lot of resistance. But if I'm
Speaker 1: Bob and I just go hire the black female lesbian
Speaker 1: and I chef the white dude who may be more
Speaker 1: qualified for it, where is the trouble going to come
Speaker 1: for me? Sure the factory may not run as well,
Speaker 1: the buns won't be white as high equality. But me,
Speaker 1: I'm Bob, I want to be a vice president. I
Speaker 1: want to be on the board of directors one day.
Speaker 1: What I don't want is when they open the books
Speaker 1: and they're trying to decide if they're going to promote Bob.
Speaker 1: I don't want this huge black mark in my employee
Speaker 1: file that says, Hey, a couple of years ago, Bob
Speaker 1: was accused of racism. He bypassed a black woman for
Speaker 1: a promotion, and she said he said some racist things
Speaker 1: to her. No one heard it, but he said that
Speaker 1: she said that he said some racist things to her.
Speaker 1: And look, I know we're considering Bob for VP, but
Speaker 1: does everyone see this in the found Do we want
Speaker 1: this kind of heat as a company. And when Bob
Speaker 1: is making that hiring decision about his new Buns manager,
Speaker 1: Bob will know that, and Bob will choose the path
Speaker 1: of least resistance. He'll just sacrifice the quality of the Buns,
Speaker 1: sacrifice the bottom line of the company so he doesn't
Speaker 1: get sued and so he doesn't ruin his life. Now,
Speaker 1: expand that beyond some stupid company I just made up
Speaker 1: in my head. Expand that to an entire country, that
Speaker 1: exact scenario I just laid out for you about the
Speaker 1: fake cheeseburgers is happening in your military every day? Did
Speaker 1: you know that white candidates passed up on purpose for
Speaker 1: the sole reason they don't want the black one to
Speaker 1: make a bunch of noise. They don't want the gay
Speaker 1: when to accuse him of something, because then me the
Speaker 1: colonel looking to get a star on my shoulder one day,
Speaker 1: then I know, if I've already been accused of racism,
Speaker 1: it may cost me that. Oh that's right, Chris, I
Speaker 1: remember all the articles the Air Force is trying to
Speaker 1: get rid of white people. We have the new Chairman
Speaker 1: of the Joint Chiefs on talking about how we need
Speaker 1: to black this place up a whole lot more. Look,
Speaker 1: all these things sound civil rights seed and genuine and
Speaker 1: nice and making things more equitable. But what we've done
Speaker 1: to an entire country, military included, is we have incentivized
Speaker 1: ruining things instead of incentivizing making things better. And once
Speaker 1: you choose that path as a country, the path of
Speaker 1: least resistance, once that's the path you go down, you
Speaker 1: are doomed for lower and lower quality. You want to
Speaker 1: know two things that are connected you don't think are connected.
Speaker 1: You want to know why when I was a child
Speaker 1: for most of my life, the stewardesses on the airline
Speaker 1: were lovely, pleasant human beings who just wanted to make
Speaker 1: your flight better. And now you have some commie hags
Speaker 1: screaming at you to pull your mask up. You know
Speaker 1: there's a connection between that and the gay couple picture
Speaker 1: you had on the Delta sign on the way up
Speaker 1: the jetway. The company chose a different path. You choose
Speaker 1: that path long enough, everything around you rots. That's the
Speaker 1: way it is. It's tea levels up. We got a
Speaker 1: lot of work to do in this country. We have
Speaker 1: a lot of work to do. In fact, we'll discuss
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Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Now let's dig into something
Speaker 1: we talked about a little bit earlier. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to spend a lot of time on it. I want
Speaker 1: to get to some emails. But just remember the communist,
Speaker 1: the destruction is intentional. Every action he takes is about
Speaker 1: destroying things. Every word he speaks is about stopping you
Speaker 1: from stopping him. Maybe he's going to try to manipulate
Speaker 1: you to get you on his side, maybe he's going
Speaker 1: to try to just kind of lessen your opposition towards him.
Speaker 1: But every action is about destruction. Every word is about
Speaker 1: calming you down. About the whole thing. Dome, She's decided
Speaker 1: she's going to go with the I'm a gun owner thing.
Speaker 1: They love this. I'm a gun owner. I hunt. You'd
Speaker 1: heard Tim Wallace say it all the time. I hunt, Hey, dome,
Speaker 1: kind of gun do you own?
Speaker 3: You recently surprised people when you said that you are
Speaker 3: a gun owner. And then there's someone came into your house.
Speaker 4: Not the first time I've shot it, That's not the
Speaker 4: first time I've talked about it.
Speaker 3: So what kind of gun do you own? And when
Speaker 3: and why did you get it?
Speaker 4: I have a glock and I've had it for quite
Speaker 4: some time, and I mean, look belt, My background is
Speaker 4: in law enforcement, and.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 3: Have you ever fired it?
Speaker 4: Yes, of course I have at a shooting range.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course I have. Yeah. Kamala Harris doesn't own
Speaker 1: a glock. She doesn't own a gun. She's probably never
Speaker 1: fired a gun. She's saying that because she's completely underwater
Speaker 1: with every gun owner in America, as she should be.
Speaker 1: She's trying to break off enough of their votes that
Speaker 1: she can get elected and if she was ever able
Speaker 1: to do so, confiscate every single one of your guns
Speaker 1: so they can send the government to hurt you whenever
Speaker 1: you don't do what they want. It's really that simple.
Speaker 1: But they understand they can't campaign that way. They get
Speaker 1: real honest when they're back in the safety of California, Oh,
Speaker 1: I hate guns, confiscate all of them, arrest gun owners,
Speaker 1: and then you start a running for president and you
Speaker 1: realize it's not that kind of a country, so you
Speaker 1: have to do that. I own a glock. I've shot
Speaker 1: it before at a range, at a shooting range. I've
Speaker 1: had it for a while with by glock. I'm a
Speaker 1: block guy. Why do they say that, Well, they're trying
Speaker 1: to destroy They're trying to take away your rights. They're
Speaker 1: trying to take away your guns. They've always wanted the
Speaker 1: freedom to hurt you. Your guns prevent them from doing
Speaker 1: that in a way they really want to. They understand
Speaker 1: they can run that as a campaign ad, give me
Speaker 1: your guns so I can hurt you. Instead, they have
Speaker 1: to do something different. So now you get the I
Speaker 1: on a clock's frigging people. Speaking of Tim Walls, he's
Speaker 1: on a press store too. And it didn't go any
Speaker 1: better than doms.
Speaker 3: You said, I'm a knucklehead at times, and I think
Speaker 3: you were referring to the time that you said that
Speaker 3: you were in Hong Kong during the tiananman square and
Speaker 3: rest when you were not. Is that kind of misrepresentation?
Speaker 3: Isn't that more than just being a knucklehead.
Speaker 6: I think folks know who I am, and I think
Speaker 6: they know the difference between someone expressing motion telling your
Speaker 6: story getting a date wrong by a rather than a
Speaker 6: pathological liar like Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: But I think it comes down to the question of
Speaker 3: whether whether you can be trusted to tell the truth.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I can't. I think I can. I will
Speaker 6: own up to being a knucklehead at times.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, this campaign, man, it is like I said,
Speaker 1: I know it's no comfort. I know you hate when
Speaker 1: I say it. But maybe I'm trying to talk myself
Speaker 1: into it. But I am comfortable with this election. I
Speaker 1: obviously am highly invested in Trump winning them losing. I
Speaker 1: really want this to happen. I care about my country,
Speaker 1: I really really am. I'm all in and I'm hopeful
Speaker 1: we're going to win. But maybe the American people are
Speaker 1: too dumb down. Maybe we've brought in too many newcomers. Look,
Speaker 1: here's the headline. Nearly one million foreign nationals flocked to
Speaker 1: the US for asylum in twenty twenty three, shattering the
Speaker 1: all time record. Maybe we were, maybe we are. We
Speaker 1: maybe were gone, maybe we are, but for whatever reason,
Speaker 1: maybe the cheatings too bad. For whatever reason, if November
Speaker 1: comes and the American people run to the polls and
Speaker 1: vote for that, we deserve what's coming. I know that
Speaker 1: doesn't apply to you specifically, so it's no little comfort.
Speaker 1: I don't deserve it. You'll get a whole bunch of that.
Speaker 1: I don't deserve it. Well, we don't live in a
Speaker 1: dictatorship where you get to decide or where I get
Speaker 1: to decide. Everyone gets to decide together, and we're surrounded
Speaker 1: by morons. So that's kind of how it goes. Dear
Speaker 1: Sultan of the Segue. My sister and I just returned
Speaker 1: from a week in DC. We saw all the important
Speaker 1: stuff Smithsonian, White House, Capital, etc. Everything is definitely flavored
Speaker 1: with the same seasoning. How slavery and civil rights affect everything.
Speaker 1: It was disgusting. Thanks for your book. That really opened
Speaker 1: my eyes about the world. And once you understand this,
Speaker 1: there is no going back to complacency. Her name is Kathleen. Look,
Speaker 1: once you understand why they go after history the way
Speaker 1: they do too, and I do talk about that in
Speaker 1: the book, but I talk about it here on the show.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's in my book, the Anti Communist Manifesto,
Speaker 1: but let's discuss it, because I don't expect you to
Speaker 1: go out and buy it. Maybe will, maybe won't. Why
Speaker 1: do they do that? Because they did it. They've done
Speaker 1: it to everything in DC, believe it or not. If
Speaker 1: you go visit Thomas Jefferson's home, George Washington's home, these
Speaker 1: used to be sacred places where you would go learn
Speaker 1: about the man and his background. Go see what they've
Speaker 1: done to Jefferson's home. The commedis took over the trust
Speaker 1: and now the entire thing is about slaves, slavery, slaves.
Speaker 1: Can't believe he had slaves, like the entire it's not
Speaker 1: even a celebration of Jefferson nothing. It's a man. What
Speaker 1: a racist piece of trash. I can't believe out racist.
Speaker 1: The people are race and slavery and race and the
Speaker 1: entire thing. Why do they do that? Is it because
Speaker 1: they're so understanding? Is it because they're so kind and
Speaker 1: they believe in equality? No, the communist will worm his
Speaker 1: way into your classroom, into your history. He will do
Speaker 1: these things who shatter your history for you, because your
Speaker 1: history is what ties you to your foundation. The communists
Speaker 1: cannot have you tied to a foundation of freedom and
Speaker 1: country and sovereignty. It can't have you tied to really
Speaker 1: being a citizen. So he must destroy, muddy up, ugly
Speaker 1: up everything that came before you. Thus you will have
Speaker 1: no affinity for your history. Ah, this country's just the evil, racist,
Speaker 1: genocidal place. And once he gets that mindset into you,
Speaker 1: then he can build for you whatever future he wants
Speaker 1: to build. This is not unique to America's communists. This
Speaker 1: is how communists have operated every single place they've taken power.
Speaker 1: Lenin Stalinburg, they were renaming the streets, the public parks
Speaker 1: after themselves. Pol Pop took over in Cambodia and declared
Speaker 1: it was years zero. What a weird thing. Why would
Speaker 1: he say year zero, because, as he said, nothing that
Speaker 1: came before this matters. You have no history as Cambodians,
Speaker 1: there is nothing. There was only now this future, this
Speaker 1: horrific future of death and murder that I have brought
Speaker 1: to you here. And China. Mao dug up the graves,
Speaker 1: burnt up the libraries, did everything he could to wreck
Speaker 1: an incredible history of China. People don't really appreciate how
Speaker 1: much awesome history is in China. Why did all these
Speaker 1: communists do these things for the exact same reason the
Speaker 1: Communists got into Thomas Jefferson's home and told everyone in
Speaker 1: America all he was was a slave owner. If they
Speaker 1: can destroy your history, if they can unmore you, unchain
Speaker 1: you from your history, then you will be much more
Speaker 1: easy to sway you to their disgusting, de monic future
Speaker 1: they have planned for you. The communist It may be
Speaker 1: the most damaging thing he ever got his filthy fingers
Speaker 1: involved in. It was history. You think your child is
Speaker 1: being destroyed by their social studies teacher. Maybe that's true.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's not very likely your child's being destroyed by
Speaker 1: his history teacher teaching them all the wrong history. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let excuse some more emails before we get back to
Speaker 1: Dome versus DeSantis, Hurricane Milton, Hillary Clinton's Ecamie, and more.
Speaker 1: Hang on fighting for your freedom. Every day is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday and amazing Tuesday. And in
Speaker 1: fact we got get to some voicemails, some emails. In
Speaker 1: a moment, I do have to say I did something
Speaker 1: mean to my mom. I couldn't help myself. So this morning,
Speaker 1: you earlier on the show, My folks are coming to town,
Speaker 1: see the fam hang out. That kind of stuff. We
Speaker 1: got on this group text, which is nothing worse than
Speaker 1: a group text, but we get on this group text
Speaker 1: this morning. Me my old man wife, just coordinating travel.
Speaker 1: When you get into the airport, when do we pick
Speaker 1: you up? That kind of stuff. Well, my folks are older, obviously,
Speaker 1: I'm forty three seventy give or take my mom. My mom,
Speaker 1: we were asking, hey, what's your flight info? When do
Speaker 1: you get in? I'm sure she just didn't have her
Speaker 1: glasses on or fat fingered something. Instead of just texting
Speaker 1: over the flight number or when they arrive, she pulls
Speaker 1: out the paper, the piece of paper where they have
Speaker 1: the itinerary on, and instead of even just taking a
Speaker 1: picture of that, which that alone would have been kind
Speaker 1: of funny, and I've done that kind of thing, but
Speaker 1: that alone would have been funny, she takes a little
Speaker 1: like five second video of the picture with the itinerary
Speaker 1: on it, And of course I'm merciless about it. Thanks
Speaker 1: for the video, mom, that was super helpful. And then
Speaker 1: the wife has to jump in ob steps in I'm
Speaker 1: sorry about him. And so on and so forth. She
Speaker 1: just texted me just now. My mom did texted the group.
Speaker 1: She said, we landed in Houston. So during the commercial break,
Speaker 1: Chris was asking what I was doing. I took a
Speaker 1: piece of white paper and I wrote welcome to Houston
Speaker 1: on it, and I took a five second video of
Speaker 1: the paper and I sent it back to her. I
Speaker 1: can't wait to see how this lands. What that's funny.
Speaker 1: It's fine, it's funny. Everyone knows that's funny. I'm getting
Speaker 1: back to the emails. Let's do some voicemails. Maybe you
Speaker 1: can leave us a voicemail eight seven seven three seven
Speaker 1: seven four three seven three.
Speaker 5: A happy medal of honor Monday from Brody in Atlanta.
Speaker 5: I was just calling you to let you know that
Speaker 5: I'm training my dog to drop deuces in yards with
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris signs. Of course, I don't pick it up.
Speaker 5: I'm waiting for somebody to challenge me so I can
Speaker 5: tell them, hey, you voted for this, or let's make
Speaker 5: America like Sam Francisco slit the bar eat.
Speaker 1: Look, that is wrong. It is wrong, and it's not
Speaker 1: at all funny to let your dog poop in a
Speaker 1: dirty libs yard, and that is not the kind of
Speaker 1: thing that whatever happen in my neighborhood. We definitely don't
Speaker 1: have the token Democrat everyone hates in my neighborhood. And
Speaker 1: that's definitely not the lawn where occasionally people will throw
Speaker 1: beer cans on a Friday or Saturday night when they
Speaker 1: drive by. And it's definitely not the lawn everyone encourages
Speaker 1: their dog to go poop in. That's something that would
Speaker 1: never fly with me. Anyway. Let's get back to the emails. Jesse,
Speaker 1: being a smooth woman whisperer much like yourself, what are
Speaker 1: your thoughts on this? Obviously we know the Kamis use
Speaker 1: terms like abortion, his healthcare, and reproductive rights. But more importantly,
Speaker 1: these soft terms, if you will, are targeted at more
Speaker 1: moderate women, the fabled suburban woman who might actually vote
Speaker 1: Republican and change elections. If not how this, if not
Speaker 1: for how this one is framed. Why isn't the rights
Speaker 1: only answer to every abortion question? Abortion is not birth control.
Speaker 1: Every time they're asked about anything to do with the
Speaker 1: subject on stage or interview, the response should be, abortion
Speaker 1: is not birth control. It's a simple it's a simple truth.
Speaker 1: It's easy to process for norms, but also so anybody
Speaker 1: go on and so on and so forth. He says,
Speaker 1: his name is Andrew. All right, abortion is not birth control. Look,
Speaker 1: that's fine. I don't mind. I don't I should don't
Speaker 1: mind the strategy at all either. But this subject is very,
Speaker 1: very difficult subject because there are a lot of different
Speaker 1: things about it. One, when people email in and they'll
Speaker 1: call in, and people have yelled at me before because
Speaker 1: I'm so passionately pro life, they will say, Jesse, you
Speaker 1: need to shut up about this. This is the kind
Speaker 1: of thing that costs us elections. Those people are not wrong,
Speaker 1: they're not. Americans love abortion. American women across party lines
Speaker 1: love abortion. They have been taught to love abortion. Even
Speaker 1: in red states like Ohio. They are enshrining abortion into law.
Speaker 1: Abortion being bad for our general elections, that's true. When
Speaker 1: you yell at me, it's true. You heard me vent
Speaker 1: my frustration with Malania the other day for putting out
Speaker 1: some pro abortion book a month before the election. We
Speaker 1: can't be talking about that right now. When you yell
Speaker 1: at me that it cost us us, that it cost
Speaker 1: us elections, that's true. Now when I argue back a
Speaker 1: baby's life is more important than any election. I'm also right.
Speaker 1: I'm also correct. But abortion is so difficult for the
Speaker 1: same reason many of our problems are difficult. They are
Speaker 1: big or much more ominous. It's probably not the word
Speaker 1: I want, but it really is. The problems are bigger
Speaker 1: and more ominous than one election, or one candidate, or
Speaker 1: or one term. Reproductive rights or abortion is not birth control.
Speaker 1: Cultural issues are huge and complicated, and they take a
Speaker 1: long time to change. We have a culture that loves abortion.
Speaker 1: We can talk all day long about which term we
Speaker 1: should use. Should we ban this, don't ban that. Do
Speaker 1: we want our presidential candidate to embrace it? Avoid it?
Speaker 1: But these are all valid arguments. You me, we can
Speaker 1: have a beer and we can have this argument, and
Speaker 1: that'll be fine. We'll both probably be right, you know,
Speaker 1: we'll have differences of opinion, but will both probably be right.
Speaker 1: But one thing that is not an opinion. One thing
Speaker 1: is a fact. Abortion that we love. Abortion is a
Speaker 1: cultural rot. It's an evil, the demonic problem that has
Speaker 1: to change. That's a fact. And another fact is that's
Speaker 1: going to take time, energy, effort. American women loving to
Speaker 1: murder their babies is not something they just woke up
Speaker 1: and decided on one day. It took years, in years,
Speaker 1: in years in dollars in energy and effort to push
Speaker 1: American women into this place mentally where now American women
Speaker 1: will legitimately feel like they're being oppressed if they don't
Speaker 1: get to pop their baby's head off and flush it
Speaker 1: down the toilet. That's where we are. That takes years
Speaker 1: to solve. It took years to poison the souls of
Speaker 1: our women to get us to this place. It will
Speaker 1: take years, decades to get us back to where we
Speaker 1: should be. I actually don't hate your idea about the
Speaker 1: terms and trying to soften it, but it's going to
Speaker 1: take a long time. Roe versus Way a good point.
Speaker 1: Chris roversus Way fifty years ago. That's fifty years of indoctrination.
Speaker 1: You want to solve it. I want to solve it
Speaker 1: in five minutes. You don't change fifty years of indoctrination
Speaker 1: in five minutes. All right, let's talk about Dome versus DeSantis,
Speaker 1: Hurricane Milton Joe Biden dumped on Tamala again, maybe not
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