Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Joe Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful ask Doctor Jesse Friday, as we
Speaker 1: charge headlong into the weekend, let us get to as
Speaker 1: many questions as we possibly can. I mean, people were
Speaker 1: even asking about the freaking mongols this hour. Let's get here, though, Jesse.
Speaker 1: I have a controversial question, maybe even for you everyone else,
Speaker 1: maybe even for you. I think by now we've established
Speaker 1: that there's really no place we won't go here on
Speaker 1: this show. The subject of this one is black racism.
Speaker 1: I had thought in the back of my mind after
Speaker 1: Arena Zurutsko was savagely murdered, it was this, did nobody
Speaker 1: help her because everyone on the train car was black.
Speaker 1: I know the Communists have been fomenting racism since Obama,
Speaker 1: but I thought there was no way it could be
Speaker 1: that bad. Then I saw the clips of what black
Speaker 1: pastors were saying after the murder of Charlie Kirk, and
Speaker 1: now I'm thinking, maybe the racism could be that bad.
Speaker 1: Am I too far out there? What does the doctor think? Okay,
Speaker 1: so let's talk about this first. There is no question,
Speaker 1: no question that a portion of the black community in
Speaker 1: this country is horribly racist, terribly racist, and there because
Speaker 1: there's not really a social stigma for them to come
Speaker 1: out and be honest about it, they'll shout it from
Speaker 1: the rooftops. You know, I hate white people. I hate this,
Speaker 1: I hate that, I hate that. And there's no question
Speaker 1: that there are black churches mainly this black liberation theology.
Speaker 1: That's what you need to look out for Black churches,
Speaker 1: but that are disgusting and preach that stuff from the
Speaker 1: pulpit loudly, loudly, loudly. There's no question about that, no question.
Speaker 1: This has created in some black people a way of
Speaker 1: thinking that white people are evil. You can do whatever
Speaker 1: you want to white people. I mean, yeah, look Obama's pastor,
Speaker 1: we played it last night.
Speaker 2: When it came to treating the citizens of African descent, fairly,
Speaker 2: America failed. She put them in change the government, put
Speaker 2: them on slave quarters, put them on action auction blocks,
Speaker 2: put them in cotton fields, put them in inferior schools,
Speaker 2: and then wants us.
Speaker 3: To sing God bless America. No, no, no, not God
Speaker 3: bless America. God America. That's in the Bible. For killing
Speaker 3: innocent people, God for America, for treating US citizens. That's
Speaker 3: less than human God America, because long as see clear
Speaker 3: class that act like she is God and she is supreme.
Speaker 1: Imagine the effect it would have on your mind and
Speaker 1: soul to consume that kind of vile hatred with all
Speaker 1: your cultural influences, because that is something that is the
Speaker 1: life of some black people in this country. So I'm
Speaker 1: not denying any of that at all, not denying at all,
Speaker 1: And no, this is not something I would ever avoid
Speaker 1: on the show. I will, however, remind you that just
Speaker 1: because you see these videos on social media, this black
Speaker 1: pastor saying this, or or this gang of black teenagers
Speaker 1: doing this or that, remember that's not all black people.
Speaker 1: There are all kinds of black churches and black pastors
Speaker 1: that are wonderful. There are my next door neighbors black
Speaker 1: and he's the most normal human being. Just he's a
Speaker 1: he's us, he's you, it's me, wife, kids. No, it's
Speaker 1: not all. Are there huge gigantic problems in the black community.
Speaker 1: There's absolutely no question the fatherless crisis, the urban black
Speaker 1: are a disaster, and culturally they are wretched. That doesn't
Speaker 1: mean it's every black person in the country. That is
Speaker 1: not true whatsoever. So let's just be clear about those
Speaker 1: few things. Now as far as the train goes, is
Speaker 1: that why they didn't help her because she was white? Maybe?
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know. But I will also say, and
Speaker 1: there's a term for this, I forget what it is,
Speaker 1: bystander syndrome. It might be I think it says something
Speaker 1: to do with bystander human beings when something terrible is
Speaker 1: happening in front of them, oftentimes they will freeze. And
Speaker 1: by the way, a black guy did get up, you
Speaker 1: just didn't catch it on the video. I think it
Speaker 1: was after thirty forty five seconds and ran over and
Speaker 1: tried to patch her up and tried to help. And obviously, look,
Speaker 1: when you take three stabs like that to the neck area,
Speaker 1: that your prospects are not wonderful. Okay, if they nick
Speaker 1: an artery, you're pretty much you're pretty much gone anyway.
Speaker 1: But a black guy did spring into action. People tend
Speaker 1: to freeze in the wake of that. You're shocked, You're confused,
Speaker 1: and remember probably scared that dude that what is that
Speaker 1: black I snamed de Carlo whatever is whatever the animal's
Speaker 1: name was. That was a big dude, big dude tat
Speaker 1: it up. You just watched him murder somebody. You don't
Speaker 1: know what now he's talking to himself with blood dripping
Speaker 1: from his knife as he walks around the train. That
Speaker 1: is it is a very normal human reaction to just
Speaker 1: kind of sit there and go, uh, it's a very
Speaker 1: normal thing.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't want that for you. I hope you're the
Speaker 1: type of person. I hope I'm the type of person
Speaker 1: that would spring into action immediately. But that's a lot
Speaker 1: of hope because that is a very normal reaction. I
Speaker 1: saw a lot of people saying, why is everyone sitting there? Wise,
Speaker 1: that's a human reaction to something like that. It's very
Speaker 1: very human thing. Bronco. You've talked a lot about taking
Speaker 1: back our country from the communists, but how do we
Speaker 1: take back our churches? Last weekend showed how dire the
Speaker 1: situation it is, with many pastors refusing to talk about
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk and the aggression of anti Christian forces in
Speaker 1: this country. Is the best we can do to just
Speaker 1: find another church? Or can something be done about the
Speaker 1: church leaders who both lack courage and discernment? Her name
Speaker 1: is Annie well One. You do need to find a
Speaker 1: new church if your pastor is weak and pathetic because
Speaker 1: you cannot be guided there. I told you the story
Speaker 1: about when I lost mine. Everyone knows that story now.
Speaker 1: When I lost my church after George Floyd died. Pastor
Speaker 1: gets up, super nice guy, nicest guy in the world,
Speaker 1: and gives a sermon on white privilege, on his white privilege,
Speaker 1: and I said goodbye, and I'll never ever, ever, ever
Speaker 1: ever be back for any reason whatsoever. If he approached
Speaker 1: me and apologized to me, and from what I understand
Speaker 1: from other people who still attend there, he does regret
Speaker 1: that that even then, I would never go back. Not
Speaker 1: because I don't forgive him. I would never go back
Speaker 1: because I need you to guide me in my family
Speaker 1: with strength and clarity. And if you are weak enough
Speaker 1: to get eaten up by the communists in the wake
Speaker 1: of a big outrage, I can't trust you with that.
Speaker 1: If your pastor in the past week or this weekend
Speaker 1: was effeminate, meanly mouthed about it, I didn't agree with everything.
Speaker 1: If your pastor was anything but clear on losing a martyr,
Speaker 1: he was a Christian martyr. If your pastor was anything
Speaker 1: but clear, get out. And I know that sucks. Church
Speaker 1: shopping is the worst frigging thing in the world. Chris,
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's the same for synagogue shopping shopping,
Speaker 1: but it is the worst thinging to Oh, it's yeah,
Speaker 1: you gotta let's try this one. All that kind of
Speaker 1: sucked and now we gotta try that. The last time
Speaker 1: we were church shopping when I when we lost ours.
Speaker 1: I think it was two years before we found one.
Speaker 1: It's hard. It sucks. I know it sucks. I will
Speaker 1: not have my family guided by a weekling. I will not.
Speaker 1: If you cannot speak out boldly against the demons in
Speaker 1: this country who have declared open war on Christ himself,
Speaker 1: then you suck and you should go back, go work
Speaker 1: in the library or something. Sombrero Jesse. You covered the
Speaker 1: Mongolian Empire extensively during your previous history episodes, and I
Speaker 1: find it fascinating. But after the thirteen hundreds, I know
Speaker 1: literally literally, I know literally nothing about Mongolia. What's the
Speaker 1: status of their country now? Were they in consideration for
Speaker 1: the Crappiest Country in the World competition? Okay, his name's Kenny.
Speaker 1: Mongolia is a kind of a norm place now. They're
Speaker 1: definitely not in the running for crappiest country. It's not
Speaker 1: some dump or anything like that. Mongolian people were actually
Speaker 1: really cool, really fascinating people. And I give you this
Speaker 1: little tidbit. The first time Donald Trump was president, he
Speaker 1: met with their president or prime minister. I forget what
Speaker 1: it is that they're they're big cheese, they're head of state.
Speaker 1: And they brought him a horse. You know. That's that's
Speaker 1: what obviously the Mongolian army was known for. They were
Speaker 1: all horsebacks. They were all on horseback. They were famous
Speaker 1: for their horse argers. They were a nomadic, horseback driven people. Well,
Speaker 1: because they're still there in the Asian step and they
Speaker 1: still value their heritage and their history, they're not ashamed
Speaker 1: of it. You should go look up. If you want
Speaker 1: something cool, go look up the statue of Genghis Khan
Speaker 1: that's in Mongolia. They're not ashamed of the guy who
Speaker 1: killed forty million people. They're all, yeah, that's right. Don't
Speaker 1: forget it. Anyway, they brought Trump a horse. I don't
Speaker 1: think he could keep. It's something to do with the laws.
Speaker 1: I think you had to give it away to something else.
Speaker 1: But isn't that so freaking cool. That's a great gift
Speaker 1: of Mongolian Oh, and the president or prime minister. You'll
Speaker 1: see it in the picture if you look it up.
Speaker 1: Look totally thick. I mean it was a big dude.
Speaker 1: Mongolians were thick, short but thick, stocky dudes still look
Speaker 1: the exact same to day. It was great. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. Remember you can
Speaker 1: email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So you
Speaker 1: got some bad meat out of the fridge, hunt Chris,
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Chris is a little under the weather today,
Speaker 1: decided to play a very dangerous game. Decided to eat
Speaker 1: some meat out of the fridge that didn't quite pass
Speaker 1: the smell test. And I've done that so many times
Speaker 1: in my life. You know what I do it with
Speaker 1: obviously something you don't do, bacon. I do it with bacon.
Speaker 1: I'll give it a smell and yes it cod was bad. Idiot,
Speaker 1: It's pork. Of course, it goes bad. Why do you
Speaker 1: think you people don't eat it? It's a it's a
Speaker 1: filthy animal. I understand it goes bad anyway. It goes bad.
Speaker 1: It goes bad. And you know when it goes bad
Speaker 1: because it'll let you know, right and it has an
Speaker 1: odor to it. But one time I was craving bacon
Speaker 1: so bad, and it was all we had. And I
Speaker 1: gave it a smell and I thought, ah, a little bad.
Speaker 1: But I don't think maybe it's my imagination. So I
Speaker 1: toss it in the frying pan, starts sizzling. Bob comes out,
Speaker 1: What are you cooking that doesn't smell good at all?
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's bacon. She said, throw that away immediately. Jesse,
Speaker 1: dear historical oracle. He says, what is the difference between
Speaker 1: a Democrat activist using violence in a five year old
Speaker 1: throwing a temper tantrum? Well, question answers itself. Jesse, you
Speaker 1: said Ob complained about the smell of smoke in your
Speaker 1: house from the brisket last week. Have you considered moving
Speaker 1: your easy bake oven pellet smoker it's not an easy
Speaker 1: bake oven outside or is it just too heavy for
Speaker 1: your mini mittens? Also in the past, you said brisket
Speaker 1: was five or six pounds? Is your brisket from veal? Okay?
Speaker 1: His name is Christopher, first of all? Five or six
Speaker 1: pounds is plenty? Yes, it is Chris, It's plenty. This
Speaker 1: is a very expensive cut of meat. Money doesn't grow
Speaker 1: on trees. Five or six pounds is plenty of brisket.
Speaker 1: That's one. Two. My smoker, even though it happens to
Speaker 1: use pellets, is outside. I don't understand exactly how that
Speaker 1: whole house smells like smoke. Still, when the smoker was outside,
Speaker 1: it was against the house, I guess, so maybe it
Speaker 1: just came in through the cracks obviously somehow what Chris,
Speaker 1: what Chris said as a smoke supposed to be a
Speaker 1: bad smell. Well, it's funny you brought that up, buddy,
Speaker 1: because that's that's very similar to what I said to
Speaker 1: aub when she complained about the whole Bandrooin smells like
Speaker 1: it now. I actually said, yeah, you're welcome. And that
Speaker 1: didn't land all that well. That didn't land all that
Speaker 1: well at all. She was so upset. Jesse, I watch
Speaker 1: your show and enjoy it. I'm usually good just watching,
Speaker 1: but after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, I was having so
Speaker 1: I was having emotions. I'll ask Jesse what he thinks.
Speaker 1: There is talk of death penalty as a punishment. Do
Speaker 1: you think they will try to use mental illness as
Speaker 1: a defense, especially because of sexual orientation. Okay, first know
Speaker 1: this that it's very difficult to get the insanity plea through.
Speaker 1: This is something most people think that you I'll just
Speaker 1: plead insanity. It's really really hard to get off using insanity,
Speaker 1: very very hard. Most of the time you see that done,
Speaker 1: it's because there's a crooked communist judge trying to let
Speaker 1: one of the animals go free. Remember that story is
Speaker 1: assistant awful story. There was this gigantic black woman who
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know whether she's mentally ill, possessed
Speaker 1: by a demon, I don't know, but in a grocery
Speaker 1: store parking lot, she pulls out a knife and stabs
Speaker 1: to death a two year old boy. And then during
Speaker 1: her trial when they were reading her charges and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, she was smiling about the whole thing, smiling
Speaker 1: about the whole thing. They led her off with just
Speaker 1: like a mental institution, no jail time, no nothing. How
Speaker 1: did that happen? Judge is a dirty communist, So that's
Speaker 1: about the only time that's going to happen. How this
Speaker 1: is going to work out in Utah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I can't predict the future on it.
Speaker 1: I will say that I I'll be shocked if he
Speaker 1: doesn't plead guilty, but when you have this kind of
Speaker 1: tranny sickness in your mind, maybe he'll ask for the
Speaker 1: death penalty. I don't know. I know that from what
Speaker 1: we understand now, he told his father, when his father
Speaker 1: told him to turn himself in, he told his father,
Speaker 1: I'd rather just kill myself. Lots of these monsters who
Speaker 1: do these things kill themselves anyway. I was, to be honest,
Speaker 1: I was shocked when they found him alive. You know
Speaker 1: how it took a couple of days for him to
Speaker 1: turn himself in, which is still, by the way, very
Speaker 1: embarrassing for law enforcement. I'm sorry, that's embarrassing. You could
Speaker 1: have took you a couple of days and the guy
Speaker 1: had to turn himself in. Anyway, When it took law
Speaker 1: enforcement a couple of days and then a kid turned
Speaker 1: himself in, I assumed they were going to find him dead.
Speaker 1: These demons who do this stuff very often do it
Speaker 1: just to hurt someone on the way out. They are
Speaker 1: already going to kill themselves. They hate themselves, but they
Speaker 1: want to take something good, something wonderful, with them. That's
Speaker 1: why a lot of these tranny shooters shoot up Christian
Speaker 1: in schools, because there are just these wonderful places where
Speaker 1: wonderful kids are in there, just just learning, and it's
Speaker 1: an opportunity to take out the best of us on
Speaker 1: the way out the door. Because they're demons. It's demonic.
Speaker 1: You have to believe in evil. You have to whatever
Speaker 1: your religious belief system is, you have to know that
Speaker 1: the devil is real, that demons are real. And if
Speaker 1: you can't see that now with everything going on around you,
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you. It is real.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday and
Speaker 1: ass doctor Jesse Friday. Let's get back to him because
Speaker 1: we're running out of time. Subject to this one is
Speaker 1: why wouldn't I want Franco? I keep hearing Franco is
Speaker 1: coming or similar. I've tried to find good infos or
Speaker 1: on so forth. Is there a reason I shouldn't want
Speaker 1: a Franco here? It seems like we're making some progress
Speaker 1: politically now, but I worry what country will be left
Speaker 1: from my children. From what I understand, Franco stopped a
Speaker 1: communist revolution that was led by absolute animals. Maybe it
Speaker 1: was bloody, but should I prefer that then a slow
Speaker 1: death to the country of my ancest my ancestors work
Speaker 1: to build. Look, I understand the desire for it, especially
Speaker 1: in the face of communist aggression, when they're killing us,
Speaker 1: when they're when they're operating like they are. I understand
Speaker 1: the desire for a right wing dictator. Give me someone
Speaker 1: who will rise up, smash communism once and for all
Speaker 1: in this country, and then we can just be done
Speaker 1: with the whole thing. But let me push back on
Speaker 1: this or just caution you for a couple of things.
Speaker 1: I'm not telling you you're wrong. First of all, the second,
Speaker 1: you have essentially a dictator rise. That may sound really
Speaker 1: really really good, but that can turn bad really fast,
Speaker 1: really really fast. Freedom is what we want. What we
Speaker 1: want is to be free. Now, maybe you're saying what
Speaker 1: we can't be free as long as these communists are
Speaker 1: still attacking us all the time, And you're correct. However,
Speaker 1: I know last week was a tremendous loss, one that
Speaker 1: you're still sad and angry about it. I know, I know,
Speaker 1: I know you're still angry about the actions of the
Speaker 1: Biden administration. I know all that is true. But we
Speaker 1: are winning right now without a dictator. We are winning
Speaker 1: right now, and it's because we're winning culturally, those are
Speaker 1: the best wins that we don't want a dictator to
Speaker 1: snuff out communism. We want culture to snuff out communism.
Speaker 1: Culture is more powerful than any of these things. You
Speaker 1: know that what's society the incentivizes what it disincentivizes. That's
Speaker 1: what culture is. We want it to be unacceptable to
Speaker 1: be a dirty communist. That's what we want, and we
Speaker 1: are getting there rapidly. I know we have a very
Speaker 1: long way to go, but when we're winning, let's not
Speaker 1: get impatient and try to fast forward to the end
Speaker 1: and get a dictator. Now, you may come anyway. You
Speaker 1: may come anyway, because it doesn't matter what I say.
Speaker 1: There is already an appetite for one and that appetite
Speaker 1: only grows every time the Communists do something more evil,
Speaker 1: or anytime they speak.
Speaker 4: The majority proceeded with a resolution that brings great pain
Speaker 4: to the millions of Americans who endured segregation, Jim Crow
Speaker 4: and the legacy of bigotry today. We should be clear
Speaker 4: about who Charlie Kirk was, a man who believed that
Speaker 4: the Civil Rights Act that granted Black America Cans the
Speaker 4: right to vote was a mistake, who, after the violent
Speaker 4: attack on Paul Pelosi claimed that quote some amazing patriot
Speaker 4: unquote should bail out his brutal assailant.
Speaker 1: You hear that and your blood pressure goes through the roof.
Speaker 1: But let me make you feel better about something. Your
Speaker 1: blood pressure isn't as high as hers is right now
Speaker 1: because she's getting fat. Really what Chris she is? And
Speaker 1: I'm worried about it. I don't understand what is happening.
Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett's so fat now she has to wear a
Speaker 1: pillow in her lap. AOC's wearing garbage bags. I don't
Speaker 1: understand what is happening. Shouldn't be Jesse. I'm just about
Speaker 1: set up to leave California. I haven't really seen much
Speaker 1: of the country. I'm thinking about taking some long weekends,
Speaker 1: check out some major city locations. He has to be
Speaker 1: in a major city, rent a car, see some small towns.
Speaker 1: Do you think this will give me a good enough
Speaker 1: education to pick a good place to start over? There's
Speaker 1: no no substitute for being there. You can do a
Speaker 1: lot of things on the internet today, I mean, shoot
Speaker 1: the internet. You can look at a house from across
Speaker 1: the country and have a video and walk through the
Speaker 1: whole thing. Still no substitute for being there. It's the
Speaker 1: only way to do it. You know what I like
Speaker 1: to do in cities or new places, And boy, I'm
Speaker 1: about to sound like such an old dork. You know
Speaker 1: what I do. I walked them. I don't even want
Speaker 1: to be in a car. I walked them. Like when
Speaker 1: we did Boston a few weeks ago. Mirow of me,
Speaker 1: Chris Wrory. We went back to Boston, hung out at
Speaker 1: Wrko did Boston. I don't want to be driven around
Speaker 1: the city. I don't want to take cabs. I don't
Speaker 1: want to rent a car. One day I walked I
Speaker 1: don't know how many miles it was, miles and miles
Speaker 1: and miles. I walked the entire city. I just walked
Speaker 1: the whole thing, to the shore, to China Town. I've
Speaker 1: just walked the whole dagone thing, because it gives you
Speaker 1: a much better feel to be physically in it, out
Speaker 1: of a car, out of a building, physically in it.
Speaker 1: If you are ever considering moving to a place, walk it,
Speaker 1: even if it's a small town. Park your car on
Speaker 1: one end and go walk walk. Pop into some shops,
Speaker 1: of course, pop into some restaurants, get some cheese sticks.
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Speaker 1: com promo code Jesse, Jesse. You know what would make
Speaker 1: my day if our government went after George Soros as
Speaker 1: the enemy of the state, seized all his assets and
Speaker 1: prosecuted him. Why couldn't that happen? Well, I don't know
Speaker 1: that it won't. I don't know that it will either.
Speaker 1: But what I really really like, what I really like
Speaker 1: is that I hear Donald Trump and Steven Miller and JD. Vance.
Speaker 1: I hear these people talking about going after their networks,
Speaker 1: going after the communist funding networks. It is so critically important.
Speaker 1: It's everything. We can't focus on one shooter, one killer
Speaker 1: and win. This communism is organized and funded, and honestly,
Speaker 1: a lot of it is still funded by US, but
Speaker 1: it is organized and funded. All this disgusting activism. So
Speaker 1: much of this LGBTQ filth and the race communism and
Speaker 1: everything else is funded and organized and oftentimes by people
Speaker 1: outside of the United States of America, not all of it,
Speaker 1: A lot of it's from within the country. I've said
Speaker 1: a million times that George Soros has been allowed to
Speaker 1: declare open war on this country and spend millions of
Speaker 1: dollars turning it into a sewer mortifies me. I cannot
Speaker 1: believe that has been allowed to go on for years
Speaker 1: and years and years and years and years. No country
Speaker 1: in the history of the world would allow a foreign born,
Speaker 1: rich guy to just attack endlessly without a response. There
Speaker 1: should have been a response years ago. It sends a
Speaker 1: bad message to other rich guys around the world who
Speaker 1: may want to get involved and do the exact same thing.
Speaker 1: It sends a message that that's the kind of thing
Speaker 1: we allow, that that's the kind of thing we're okay with.
Speaker 1: Maybe we should be sending a different kind of a message. Jesse,
Speaker 1: new listener here. You replaced Mark Levin in Louisville, Kentucky. And,
Speaker 1: for the life of me and my failing ears, I'm
Speaker 1: not sure what name you're using for your wife. Is
Speaker 1: it a pet name, an abbreviation, or something truly enjoyed
Speaker 1: the show. Thanks for your service, Love your wife and family.
Speaker 1: Her name is Aubrey b as in boy Aubrey. That's
Speaker 1: her name. I call her AB. It's short for Aubrey
Speaker 1: ahb Is. I guess it probably does sound like I'm
Speaker 1: calling her Bob or something like that. It's AB unless
Speaker 1: she's really upset with me about something. Then I call
Speaker 1: her princess, and that only seems to make her angrier.
Speaker 1: But I still try. One of these days, I feel
Speaker 1: like it's gonna work. I say princess and then I'll
Speaker 1: try to like reach out and pay at her arm
Speaker 1: or something, and then that only makes her angry and
Speaker 1: she's like, I'm not a dog, don't pet me, and
Speaker 1: this doesn't make anything better. She usually says something like that,
Speaker 1: which only makes me laugh, and then she gets more mad.
Speaker 1: It's a really vicious cycle. Jesse, do you think numbers
Speaker 1: should be written in words or digits? Digits? It's insane
Speaker 1: that I have to spell out the number seven or
Speaker 1: the number five or something. This is in Egypt. I
Speaker 1: should just be able to write a number down. It's crazy. Yes,
Speaker 1: it is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. On a Wonderful Friday, and ask doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday. Remember Monday brings US Medal of Honor. Monday
Speaker 1: also brings US Haiti versus France. Part do. It's going
Speaker 1: to be quite a day historical oracle my local warplane museum.
Speaker 1: We'll be having the Vietnam Veterans Memorial moving wall in
Speaker 1: a few weekends. Gosh, that's so freaking cool. I have
Speaker 1: a seven year old son who I'm bringing up the
Speaker 1: right way to honor and remember the hero that died
Speaker 1: for this country. I want it to be interactive for him,
Speaker 1: not just names on the wall, other than stealing an
Speaker 1: idea from you with Medal of Honor recipients and claiming
Speaker 1: credit for myself. Where can I explain the story and
Speaker 1: then we can find the names. Do you have any
Speaker 1: other ideas how to get him to better understand and
Speaker 1: interact with it at that age? He loves war stories,
Speaker 1: is extremely interested in the military. There are for a
Speaker 1: seven year old. There are very good documentaries out there.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to remember how appropriate they all are.
Speaker 1: That dirty communist ken Burns did one that was really
Speaker 1: not bad at all. If you don't want to watch
Speaker 1: a ken Burns thing, which I understand seven year olds
Speaker 1: are very visual, a Vietnam war documentary would be a
Speaker 1: fascinating thing. It would be a very fascinating thing. That's
Speaker 1: kind of the route I would go, because you're right.
Speaker 1: I talk to my boys always. Both have taken a
Speaker 1: school trip to Washington, d C. And part of that
Speaker 1: school trip is go visit the Vietnam you know, go
Speaker 1: visit the wall, go look at the names. And I
Speaker 1: did the best I could beforehand to prepare them for
Speaker 1: that and to explain to them, and this might help
Speaker 1: explain to your boy as well that when they're there,
Speaker 1: they're going to see people possibly crying, laying flowers down,
Speaker 1: things like that, and explain, you know those names, that's
Speaker 1: somebody's brother, somebody's dad, somebody's husband. Those those names were
Speaker 1: all someone who didn't come back from that god forsaken place.
Speaker 1: So I think maybe that'll help Bronco. Seeing the transgenders
Speaker 1: at the local USPCA pistol matches PSA pistol matches. Never
Speaker 1: saw one before this year, and now I'm seeing different
Speaker 1: ones at matches all over the East Coast. I travel
Speaker 1: a pretty wide net for matches and have been surprised
Speaker 1: how frequently there is one or two at the match.
Speaker 1: There was a mini revolt last weekend as the Old
Speaker 1: Guard all registered for the match as ladies. I hope
Speaker 1: all is well. Looking forward to the new restaurant in
Speaker 1: your neighborhood being vegan, You know that's not nice. I
Speaker 1: want to remind you this is not to scare you.
Speaker 1: It is to remind you. They are training. Are you
Speaker 1: They have a group, do you? The demons are organizing
Speaker 1: and training with weapons. They believe there's going to be
Speaker 1: an armed conflict. They want there to be an armed conflict.
Speaker 1: They believe in using violence to get what they want.
Speaker 1: Are you preparing for that? Are you preparing your children
Speaker 1: for that? Just the reminder, another reminder that Hillsdale gives
Speaker 1: out more than forty courses at no cost, at no cost.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're worried. I talked about inoculating your children, preparing
Speaker 1: them for a common munist teacher. You understand that Hillsdale
Speaker 1: is a great way to do that. You don't have
Speaker 1: to have a wealth of knowledge inside of your head.
Speaker 1: Hillsdale has the knowledge and they'll give it to you
Speaker 1: at no cost. Sit down and take an understanding Capitalism
Speaker 1: course with your child. Don't let their first economics course
Speaker 1: come from some dirty communist teacher somewhere. Prepare them, armor
Speaker 1: them with knowledge. That's what Hillsdale gives out. That's why
Speaker 1: they give it out for free. You don't have to
Speaker 1: do that. They could charge for all this stuff, but
Speaker 1: I get to do it for free. You get to
Speaker 1: do it for free. I have to drive an hour
Speaker 1: tonight after the show. AB and I are going somewhere.
Speaker 1: We already have a course downloaded. Hillsdale dot edu slash
Speaker 1: Jesse gets you no cost. Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse,
Speaker 1: the Constitution, the Athens, you want to learn about the
Speaker 1: Book of Genesis, whatever, Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse.
Speaker 2: And now here's a headline? Why you know?
Speaker 1: You know the thing emails? We didn't get to Jesse.
Speaker 1: When is the last time a conservative Republican shot a
Speaker 1: prominent Democrat? I agree with Eric Trump. The bullets are
Speaker 1: only flying one way. What say you, old wise? One, Well,
Speaker 1: that's not something we do, and I'm glad we don't
Speaker 1: for a couple different reasons. One, I don't want you
Speaker 1: to breaking the law and I don't want you hurting
Speaker 1: anybody ever. That's one. Two. We are two weeks removed
Speaker 1: from the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Are we better or
Speaker 1: worst off as a movement than we were beforehand? We're
Speaker 1: much better, angrier, more resolved. TPUSA chapters sprouting up all
Speaker 1: across the country. It's almost impossible to kill your way
Speaker 1: out of a problem. Dudes, especially dudes liked imagine that
Speaker 1: we can. That has proven historically to be almost impossible.
Speaker 1: You don't stay non violent because you're a pacifist, and
Speaker 1: if they ever try to get violent with you, you be
Speaker 1: violent back. They'll can be wrong. But you don't stay
Speaker 1: non violent because you're a pacifist. You stay non violent
Speaker 1: because it's the most effective. Why do you think Martin
Speaker 1: Luther King Junior, why do you think he was more
Speaker 1: successful than the Black Panthers at getting equal rights, equal
Speaker 1: treatment for black people? Well because the Black Panthers believed
Speaker 1: in killing people and beating people up, believed in force,
Speaker 1: and all that did was turn people off. Martin Luther
Speaker 1: King chose a different way. There's a lesson there. It's
Speaker 1: more effective. We don't want the bullets flying both ways. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: been with you since the beginning. I'm just wondering if
Speaker 1: we will see the NFL, NBA, Major League Baseball, NHL
Speaker 1: put stickers on their helmets and patches on their jerseys
Speaker 1: for Charlie Kirk like they did George Floyd. He also says,
Speaker 1: I ask your audience to pray for my little brother
Speaker 1: Or who has cancer. And this guy's name is Tim,
Speaker 1: So keep Or in your prayers. One two. Look, I've
Speaker 1: been as hard on professional sports as anybody. I'm still
Speaker 1: heartbroken to have lost my beloved NFL to the woke
Speaker 1: mind virus. I hate that, but I have to give
Speaker 1: credit where credit is due. Professional sports leagues in the
Speaker 1: wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination have been really wonderful. The
Speaker 1: NFL has I think it was I think every team
Speaker 1: but four, or every team but five, Almost every team
Speaker 1: in the NFL had a public moment of silence. That's
Speaker 1: really cool. The New York Yankees, I'm not even a
Speaker 1: Yankee fan. Screw the Yankees, quit anyway. The New York
Speaker 1: Yankees had a moment of silence, a long one, and
Speaker 1: put his name up there. Professional sports leagues, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm all too ready to average them every single chance
Speaker 1: I get. They've been really great. In fact, a lot
Speaker 1: of corporate America has been really great. Remember what gotten
Speaker 1: Jimmy Kimmel fired wasn't the FCC. It was because major
Speaker 1: carriers like Sinclair of ABC. You know, Sinclair had something
Speaker 1: like sixty four stations or something like that, said what
Speaker 1: he said is unacceptable, and he's off of our airwaves.
Speaker 1: We're not playing it anymore. That's what Dune's Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 1: Portions of corporate America are dying to get out from
Speaker 1: the communists that has covered them, from the communism that
Speaker 1: has covered them. They are dying for that. They want
Speaker 1: it endlessly. That's a very very good thing. Now, I
Speaker 1: told you last weekend to put your phone away. I
Speaker 1: told you why I was going to, and then I
Speaker 1: turned into a stupid liar. I couldn't stop. I ended
Speaker 1: up getting back on the phone. I'm going to try
Speaker 1: to be better this weekend. You try to be better
Speaker 1: than I was. Let's put our phones away and I'll
Speaker 1: see you again on Monday. All right, that's all.