Speaker 1: Said Jesse Kelly Joe final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a Friday and asked doctor Jesse Friday, and
Speaker 1: we still have to tackle history, milking snails, Tom Tillis
Speaker 1: eating two bone wings. The guy called them all that
Speaker 1: and so much more on The Jesse Kelly Show. I
Speaker 1: want to begin with something political really quickly though a
Speaker 1: couple political things. First, I want to congratulate you once
Speaker 1: again on something that was big. It was big, even
Speaker 1: if you don't realize it was big, but it was enormous.
Speaker 1: The election of Donald Trump that stopped for stops. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm not doing dumb down stuff. Just hang with me
Speaker 1: for a second. It wasn't just big because of securing
Speaker 1: the border and all those other things. Remember when Democrats, well,
Speaker 1: they just decided to go full communist. Joe Biden was
Speaker 1: not able to control them because he wasn't strong enough,
Speaker 1: and they just started law fair like we have never
Speaker 1: seen in the United States of America before ever. They
Speaker 1: sent prosecutors to kick in the doors of pro lifers
Speaker 1: January six ers, anybody who was anywhere in Trump's orbit
Speaker 1: they could get on a crime, they would arrest them.
Speaker 1: They'd arrest them publicly. They would invite CNN. Remember when
Speaker 1: they arrested Roger Stone with a swat team and they
Speaker 1: invited someone invited CNN to videotape to hope. They just
Speaker 1: turned into these savage, wild animals like they've always wanted
Speaker 1: to be in New York. Remember what happened to Trump
Speaker 1: in New York, the arrests Georgia, the arrests Florida, the
Speaker 1: Marlago raid. They just turned into Stalin into Lenin, completely evil,
Speaker 1: using the Department of Justice against their political opponents, and
Speaker 1: that that can and probably did, to be honest, create
Speaker 1: a site, created a cycle that can end the country. However,
Speaker 1: something really, really really important happened when the country kept
Speaker 1: rejecting those things. Remember the primary, for example, People forget
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was always up in the Republican primary and
Speaker 1: was probably always going to win that Republican primary. But DeSantis,
Speaker 1: Florida Governor Rond De Santis HEAVYD is just the best,
Speaker 1: and he was a darling on the right, and he
Speaker 1: was such a darling that he had closed the polls
Speaker 1: were closing, and he had closed to within ten points
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump in that primary. And then something happened.
Speaker 1: You know what happened the first arrest of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Boom Trump got arrested, he was instantly up thirty points,
Speaker 1: and it was never close after that, never even a
Speaker 1: sniff for anyone else. But that's not just the GOP
Speaker 1: primary voter. Every time the scumbag leftists arrested or imprisoned
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, his poll numbers went up, and you could
Speaker 1: tell they kept being baffled by it, and they kept
Speaker 1: going with this line felon, Well, he's a felon, gonna
Speaker 1: trust a felon. And yet up up, up, every time
Speaker 1: they arrested him, we got a mud shot up in
Speaker 1: the polls. We arrested him in New York, up in
Speaker 1: the polls, ah, we found a judgment against him, up
Speaker 1: in the polls. What happened was incredible because what the
Speaker 1: communists may have learned. It's not that I think they'll
Speaker 1: stop their evil ways, but what they may have learned
Speaker 1: is it's an election loser to use the justice system
Speaker 1: against your political opponents.
Speaker 2: Listen to this, and CNN, I'm going to agree with
Speaker 2: you that Democrats cannot only be the party of resistance.
Speaker 2: We cannot like we resisted so hard between twenty seventeen
Speaker 2: and twenty twenty four, we impeach the guy, like if
Speaker 2: we've prosecuted him, convicted him on thirty four felonycounts, and
Speaker 2: guess what, he still got elected. So I don't know
Speaker 2: how much harder we can resist?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 3: Are you admitting that the case against Trump in New
Speaker 3: York was part of the organized Democratic Party resistance?
Speaker 2: It was a Democratic prosecutor and at the time, okay,
Speaker 2: at the time I thought it was unwise. I went
Speaker 2: on Fox News and said, at the time.
Speaker 1: Listen to what she just said. At the end, you
Speaker 1: hear what she said. Remember, you're never going to appeal
Speaker 1: to these people's morality. In New York, New York's Attorney
Speaker 1: General Latitia James, she publicly ran on arresting Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: That's so evil anyway. Then she got arrested, and unlike Republicans,
Speaker 1: she actually fulfilled her campaign promise and went after him.
Speaker 1: And this lady looking back on all that evil, she
Speaker 1: didn't say it was wrong. She didn't say it was evil.
Speaker 1: She simply said it was unwise, unwise. It's not that
Speaker 1: it's evil, it's not that it's wrong. It just didn't
Speaker 1: work out for the poll numbers. Therefore, it was unwise.
Speaker 1: It's not that I think the communists won't use the
Speaker 1: justice system again against their political opponents, because they will.
Speaker 1: They can't help themselves. When communists get power, well, it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter what it is. They could have the power
Speaker 1: of a stapler, they would find a way to use
Speaker 1: it for the revolution. When they get positions like attorney general,
Speaker 1: DA the senator, whatever it is, they use it for
Speaker 1: the revolution. So it's not as if I feel like
Speaker 1: they're never going to do this again. But by rejecting
Speaker 1: that at the polls, the American people going out and
Speaker 1: overwhelmingly voting for Donald Trump, he even won the popular vote,
Speaker 1: there is a chance, a chance at least I believe
Speaker 1: that gave us a chance that the next time these
Speaker 1: people are in a position to do something like that,
Speaker 1: maybe it gives them a moment of pause, not because
Speaker 1: of their morality, not because they realized it's wrong. As
Speaker 1: you heard, they didn't wake up one day and say
Speaker 1: this is wrong. That's not it at all. Maybe next
Speaker 1: time they're considering arresting their political opponents for honestly, pretty
Speaker 1: nakedly political reasons, no one could even outline the crimes.
Speaker 1: Maybe next time they sit and stop and say, wait
Speaker 1: a minute. Last time we did this, we got crushed
Speaker 1: in the election. Maybe strategically it's a bad move to
Speaker 1: arrest this guy. By electing Donald Trump and rejecting Democrat
Speaker 1: law fair, there is a chance we saved the entire country.
Speaker 1: And I'm not even talking about Trump's policies. I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about the border or trade or anything like that.
Speaker 1: There is a chance the American people save the United
Speaker 1: States of America by rejecting Communist law. Fair. That makes
Speaker 1: me feel good. I hope it makes you feel good.
Speaker 1: You feel proud, Dear Oracle, I think you're off a bit.
Speaker 1: The subject to this one is chess versus checkers. When
Speaker 1: you heard Tom Tillis squash the vote to advance Ed Martin,
Speaker 1: you wanted him called out. That's what is called an
Speaker 1: extinction burst instant anger. He said, you can take credit
Speaker 1: for this in future use. Trump is an elephant. He
Speaker 1: never forgets. He might forgive, but never forgets. These rhinos
Speaker 1: will face his wrath sooner rather than later. Your thoughts, No,
Speaker 1: I don't believe that. No, I don't believe that. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm more than happy to compliment Trump when he does good.
Speaker 1: I've done it several times during this show. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is awful at endorsements and choosing Republicans. No, I don't
Speaker 1: believe that at all. No, that's what you want him
Speaker 1: to be. You want him to lay in wait and
Speaker 1: take out the next Rhino. No, he lays in weight
Speaker 1: and he endorses the next rhino and tries to take
Speaker 1: out the Conservative. That's not what he does. He's terrible
Speaker 1: at it. Dear, smallhand jerk service, it's not very nice. Okay,
Speaker 1: we're not naming it Jesse's jerk Service. I already said, what, Chris, what, Well,
Speaker 1: we're not calling it that. I misspoke. I understand it
Speaker 1: has Brandon now, but that's just because everybody's being mean.
Speaker 1: I will step in and be a be a jerk
Speaker 1: on your behalf. Initially, because I was just doing it
Speaker 1: off the top of my head on the air, I said,
Speaker 1: we can call it Jesse's jerk Service. But then I
Speaker 1: realized that probably doesn't sound like like what I was
Speaker 1: going for, and so we're not going to call it
Speaker 1: Jesse's jerk Service. Virtually every other name I've come up with, though,
Speaker 1: sounds somehow worse than Jesse's jerk Service. You know, the
Speaker 1: do you know the bad there's a there's a bad
Speaker 1: word that starts with a P that I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: say because kids listening. Okay, there's a bad word that
Speaker 1: references something that starts with a P. I was about
Speaker 1: to say, we could call it Jesse's that service, but
Speaker 1: then that sounds even I know, Chris, that sounds even worse.
Speaker 1: What what you said, Jesse's jerk service has sticking power.
Speaker 1: You know what, Chris, if you're going to take everyone
Speaker 1: else's side, we just need to not talk anymore. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is this is this is not fun. I can
Speaker 1: see you're having fun. I'm not having any fun at all.
Speaker 1: Kaitanji Brown Jackson's having fun being a savage in the
Speaker 1: supreme sort.
Speaker 4: I would think we'd want the system to move as
Speaker 4: quickly as possible to reach the merits of the issue
Speaker 4: and maybe have this court decide whether or not the
Speaker 4: government is entitled to do this under the law. Wouldn't
Speaker 4: having universal injunctions actually facilitate that. It seems to me
Speaker 4: that when the government is completely enjoined from.
Speaker 1: I just want to point out that when Democrat get elected,
Speaker 1: they find the most partisan judge humanly possible and put
Speaker 1: them on the Supreme Court so that person will be
Speaker 1: a warrior for their cause until the day they retire.
Speaker 1: When Republicans do it, we get losers like Amy Cony Barrett.
Speaker 1: We have got to do a lot better. I don't
Speaker 1: listen to Katanji Brown Jackson to get angry at them.
Speaker 1: I get angry at us for how pathetic our people are. Anyway,
Speaker 1: back to the emails, maybe some history. Next it is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday. Cannot get
Speaker 1: the smile off my face. Did you hear Savannah Hernandez
Speaker 1: she interviewed this street communists. Of course, the lady has
Speaker 1: blue hair. Remember what we were talking about earlier about
Speaker 1: why these people talk so casually and so often about
Speaker 1: murdering you, murdering Trump, murdering Republicans. I wish you would die.
Speaker 1: I hope someone shoots him. I hope he has a
Speaker 1: heart attack. This is how democrats normally, not even activists.
Speaker 1: This is how democrats speak about the other side when
Speaker 1: they're in circles. You know what's crazy. I guarantee you
Speaker 1: I will show up on Monday and we will have
Speaker 1: emails flooding in of people who tell me about the
Speaker 1: democrats in their life, live, work, or wherever who say
Speaker 1: things like this all the time. I hope they die.
Speaker 1: But be easier if you would just die, well, I
Speaker 1: hope someone would shoot him. That why we'll remembered. Everybody
Speaker 1: who aids the revolution. Who aids the revolution, no matter what,
Speaker 1: no matter what their conduct is, no matter what their
Speaker 1: history is, that is an ally a friend. He deserves
Speaker 1: every accommodation you can give him, and vice versa. Everybody
Speaker 1: who opposes the revolution is somebody who has to be
Speaker 1: removed by any means necessary. Maybe you kill them, maybe
Speaker 1: you arrest them, maybe, whatever the case may be. If
Speaker 1: you're an enemy of the revolution and you are subject
Speaker 1: to the worst possible things. Now, who's the sweetest, nicest
Speaker 1: person you can possibly think of, the nicest lady you've
Speaker 1: ever known in your life. But Mother Teresa. Let's say,
Speaker 1: mother Teresa. Mother Teresa comes up, But Mother Teresa, this
Speaker 1: you know, saintly none she comes out and says, hey,
Speaker 1: I voted for Donald Trump. Immediately, in the minds of
Speaker 1: an American Democrat, she becomes a mortal enemy that has
Speaker 1: to be stomped, hurt, killed, removed in some way because
Speaker 1: she's an enemy of the revolution. Now on the other
Speaker 1: side of it, what if there was a I mean,
Speaker 1: what's the worst thing in the world. Oh, let's just
Speaker 1: use the audio for an example. Is a child rapist
Speaker 1: not the worst most evil thing on the planet? It is, right,
Speaker 1: So surely, I mean, surely American democrats would want a
Speaker 1: child rapist held to account. Well, I mean, I guess
Speaker 1: it all depends. Is he a the revolution or no?
Speaker 2: No, you don't care.
Speaker 5: If they're the worst criminal in the world and they
Speaker 5: have great and murdered children, they're okay, and they're still
Speaker 5: human beings and they should be here. I believe that
Speaker 5: they are human beings and that they deserve dignity just
Speaker 5: as everybody else. Do you think child rate this deserve dignity.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I do. It's not about anything but the revolution
Speaker 1: to that freak, that's how these people think. Chessie, what's
Speaker 1: the proper way to eat? Two bone wings? Hey, but
Speaker 1: they're not called two bone wings? Okay? Two bone wings
Speaker 1: was Kamala Harris's nickname in college. They're called flats. What, Chris,
Speaker 1: It's fine, flats. I have something very very embarrassing to say,
Speaker 1: and I know that I'm going to hate myself for
Speaker 1: telling you this, but I'm going to tell you this anyway.
Speaker 1: I prefer flats. That's not the embarrassing thing. A lot
Speaker 1: of people prefer flats. My kids prefer drumsticks. I prefer flats.
Speaker 1: It works out right. Here's how I do the flats.
Speaker 1: And I know it's not the most efficient. It is, however,
Speaker 1: what I have found to be most effective. I take
Speaker 1: one side, bite it, tear the meat off. I flip
Speaker 1: the wing, dunk it in the blue cheese again, other
Speaker 1: side bite it, take the meat off. Now I've got
Speaker 1: two naked bones and I still have the meat in
Speaker 1: the center. Look. I have limited athletic ability, I admit that,
Speaker 1: but there are some things about me as a Kelly
Speaker 1: that I simply inherited. One thing is I have big feet,
Speaker 1: I have wide shoulders. I have an extremely powerful tongue.
Speaker 1: All right, what, Chris, I have a powerful tongue. It
Speaker 1: just always has had great strength. I don't know why, No, Chris,
Speaker 1: that's enough. I don't know why my tongue has such
Speaker 1: great strength inside of it. It's just god given, I guess.
Speaker 1: So when I get the flat and I've chewed the
Speaker 1: meat off one side and chewed the meat off the
Speaker 1: other side. I hold it up to my mouth and
Speaker 1: I tongue punched the meat out the other end. Chris,
Speaker 1: I don't need you making these faces when I'm trying
Speaker 1: to explain how I eat the wings. Okay, it's hard
Speaker 1: enough explaining this. I tongue punched the meat out the
Speaker 1: other side, and I even do the deep thing. I
Speaker 1: moved my tongue back and forth couple times to make
Speaker 1: sure the meat is clean. Then the meat's sticking out
Speaker 1: the other side. Quick flip, bite, snip clean wing done. What, Chris?
Speaker 1: They separate, I know they separate, Chris, and weak tongued
Speaker 1: people like you need to set break them. I don't
Speaker 1: have to go to the trouble of tearing the bones
Speaker 1: apart like some sort of an animal, because I'm blessed
Speaker 1: with an extremely powerful tongue. You don't have one of those, obviously,
Speaker 1: so you have to tear the wings apart. I will
Speaker 1: continue to go with my method because God's gifts allow
Speaker 1: me to eat wings in this way. I'm not telling
Speaker 1: you to try this because your tongue is probably not
Speaker 1: It's probably not where mine is, and I'm sorry about that,
Speaker 1: but uh, you can call me the tongue master. No,
Speaker 1: don't call me that, but you understand what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's powerful and it helps me eat flats with an
Speaker 1: efficiency that most men can only dream of. Now, let's
Speaker 1: talk about Congress and history Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday,
Speaker 1: a full Friday. And then, look, I've played Kaitanji Brown
Speaker 1: Jackson earlier. And maybe you're wondering why I didn't go
Speaker 1: on and on about the Supreme Court decision today. Why
Speaker 1: I'm not losing my mind about the Supreme Court decision today.
Speaker 1: I should probably explain myself why I've just basically cast
Speaker 1: the issue aside. I think I spent a minute on
Speaker 1: it on the show. Allow me to explain myself my
Speaker 1: feelings on it. I have already vented before. I don't
Speaker 1: feel the need to vent them again. It is the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court. Is the court itself that is losing legitimacy,
Speaker 1: not Donald Trump. Every time they do something like this,
Speaker 1: What it does in the minds of the people is
Speaker 1: it delegitimizes the court. When set when there's a seven
Speaker 1: to two vote saying you can't deport gang members, you've
Speaker 1: delegitimized yourself. What I believe has to happen is Donald
Speaker 1: Trump has to ignore the Supreme Court, deport every single
Speaker 1: illegal in the country. Ignore the Supreme Court. If anybody
Speaker 1: tries to stop you, whether it is a general, a judge,
Speaker 1: a senator, whoever, arrest them to and throw them in prison.
Speaker 1: You cannot survive as a country if the communists are
Speaker 1: going to bring in twenty million people every time they
Speaker 1: get power and you are stopped from deporting them. So
Speaker 1: you can stop your emails. I don't need your email
Speaker 1: about well, this about the constitution or this what if
Speaker 1: we do. None of your arguments, None of them will
Speaker 1: mean anything to me at all. And that's why I'm
Speaker 1: not spending any time on this. It is quite simple.
Speaker 1: If we are not allowed to deport as fast as
Speaker 1: a communists import, we will no longer have a country.
Speaker 1: And that's why the communists are doing it. Everything else
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. Trump will ignore the Supreme Court or we
Speaker 1: don't have a country. So there, that's why I'm moving
Speaker 1: off of it. Jesse. With the left's hatred of statues
Speaker 1: and monuments, their description of them as monuments to death
Speaker 1: and destruction, what does that statue of a large black
Speaker 1: woman say, Well, look, hold on, let's be clear. Communists
Speaker 1: don't hate monuments and statues. That's not at all what
Speaker 1: they hate. In fact, they build them all the time.
Speaker 1: There are brand new ones all over the place. They
Speaker 1: don't hate monuments and statues. They hate your history. Your history,
Speaker 1: as we've explained, as we talked about before on the show,
Speaker 1: your history is actually really, really, really important because it
Speaker 1: forms who you are and how you think about yourself.
Speaker 1: What is it about your home specifically, what is it
Speaker 1: about your home that makes it special to you? What
Speaker 1: is it? I'll tell you know, I'm not exactly a
Speaker 1: touchy feely, flowery type person, emotional type person. I've moved
Speaker 1: a lot in my life, a lot, ten houses in
Speaker 1: ten years at one point in time. I've just I've
Speaker 1: moved everywhere, moved a lot. Every single time we moved
Speaker 1: out out of a house or an apartment or a
Speaker 1: cabin or wherever we happen to be living. Every single time,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't cry, but I would take one that's look
Speaker 1: at it on the way out, and I would get emotional.
Speaker 1: Why cis carpet blaster and paint? And why because of
Speaker 1: the memories from the house, the memory it's it's the
Speaker 1: what happened in the house. Hey, that's that's where we
Speaker 1: open Christmas gifts. That's where my son took his first steps.
Speaker 1: That's where I tell I used to hang out with
Speaker 1: my dad there that it's the memories that are in
Speaker 1: the house. That's what matters. Your country operates in much
Speaker 1: the same way. You put up things like statues and
Speaker 1: monuments and things like that. You put them up to honor,
Speaker 1: respect and remember your history and as a reminder to
Speaker 1: people about who they are, where they come from, what
Speaker 1: they stand for. It's really important to your value system.
Speaker 1: Your past is important to your value system. That is
Speaker 1: why communists try to tear down monuments and statues. They
Speaker 1: rename parks, they rename streets, they rename military basis. That
Speaker 1: is why they go after all historical things, and they'll
Speaker 1: come up with any excuse they can to do this.
Speaker 1: Never believe the branding. It's never about the Confederacy or racism,
Speaker 1: never about any of that stuff. It's about deleting all
Speaker 1: your past. Because once they do that, once they have
Speaker 1: unchained you from anything, family, country, values, then they can
Speaker 1: make whatever they want of you. They can paint whatever
Speaker 1: future they want of you. That's why they do it.
Speaker 1: Destroy everything that came before you. Yeah, Chris, actually grab it,
Speaker 1: destroy everything that came before you, so they can then
Speaker 1: make whatever they want out. If you're out of your future,
Speaker 1: you would never sign on to some horrible, horrible, dystopian
Speaker 1: communist hell whole future if you actually remembered and appreciated
Speaker 1: the founding of your country, that you were free, that
Speaker 1: people fought a war to make sure you're free. Why
Speaker 1: do you think? Why do you think Kamala Harris loved
Speaker 1: this line so much? We have dreams.
Speaker 6: We can see what is possible, unburdened by what.
Speaker 1: Has been, unburdened by one has been. Remember how much
Speaker 1: we used to make fun of her for that? Why
Speaker 1: do we make fun of her because she used that
Speaker 1: line all the time, speech after speech after speech. I
Speaker 1: bet we have a montage in there of it unburdened.
Speaker 1: Oh you have one? Oh, go ahead, good.
Speaker 6: I can imagine what can be and be unburdened by
Speaker 6: what has been. You know, what can be unburdened by
Speaker 6: what has been? What can be unburdened by what has been?
Speaker 6: What can be unburdened by what has been? What can
Speaker 6: be unburdened been We.
Speaker 1: Don't have enough time left in the show. Jewish producer
Speaker 1: Chris told me that goes on for four minutes. I
Speaker 1: could have played that. Well, that's a lot of love
Speaker 1: for that line. Why why did she wrap both of
Speaker 1: her hands around that line and just squeeze. Why? Well,
Speaker 1: that's everything to the communist. Your past, your parents and
Speaker 1: those values they taught you, that's a burden. Be unburdened
Speaker 1: by the Constitution, America being free, that's a burden. Unburden
Speaker 1: yourself of that past. Just look at me. Trust me.
Speaker 1: I will design for you a beautiful future. I will
Speaker 1: create a future. But we can't do that until you
Speaker 1: unburden yourself from that past. Aren't those Aren't those values
Speaker 1: of your parents such a burden? You don't need that,
Speaker 1: Just trust me. That's how communists operate. Jesse. I heard
Speaker 1: you talking about history nearly, if not every evening, and
Speaker 1: you certainly sound like you know your history and historical events.
Speaker 1: And I have to ask, when your attempt to congress
Speaker 1: unfortunately didn't work out, why didn't you become a history teacher.
Speaker 1: You certainly know your stuff. I wonder if you ever
Speaker 1: thought about it or considered it, well, I need to
Speaker 1: go to college for that. And here's the thing about college.
Speaker 1: In college, they make you take algebra. Did you know that?
Speaker 1: And that's really hard, and so that was definitely a
Speaker 1: big hold up. It was the algebra thing. Two. Now,
Speaker 1: actually there's no two. I didn't want to go to college.
Speaker 1: I'm actually really dumb. I don't do well in school.
Speaker 1: I function based on what I retain in a class.
Speaker 1: But I never really did homework per se. And I
Speaker 1: don't like to study because I find it boring. I
Speaker 1: find most of the teachers to be boring. And so
Speaker 1: that combined with the fact that I'm just I'm really extreme.
Speaker 1: When I'm interested in something, I will wade into it
Speaker 1: and learn everything about it. That's the good news. The
Speaker 1: bad news is when I'm not interested in something, I
Speaker 1: don't retain any of it, none of it. And not
Speaker 1: only that, I'm not interested in trying. It's not like
Speaker 1: I just well, I just have to make myself do it. No,
Speaker 1: I don't want to make myself do it. You know,
Speaker 1: when I finally decided to drop out of community college
Speaker 1: after I got out of the Marine Corps, I remember
Speaker 1: the moment, the moment I did I was working construction
Speaker 1: and I was going to Pima Community College at night,
Speaker 1: and it was for a test that was coming up.
Speaker 1: We had to learn what magma, you know, like lava,
Speaker 1: or we had to learn what magma was made of.
Speaker 1: And not that there's anything wrong with knowing what magma
Speaker 1: is made of or learning anything about that, but I remember,
Speaker 1: I remember it. I remember what was on the page
Speaker 1: in the book, and I remember looking at this thinking
Speaker 1: why am I here learning about magma Cities The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Wonderful, a fantastic Friday. I'll get to a couple
Speaker 1: more questions in a moment. I wanted to play one
Speaker 1: more sound bite. It's an older one, but remember Daniel Penny,
Speaker 1: New York City, that United States marine. Crazy dude gets
Speaker 1: on the subway, starts freaking out. Daniel Penny puts him
Speaker 1: in the chokehold. Drugged out dude ends up dying. Well,
Speaker 1: they tried to throw Daniel Penny in a cage for
Speaker 1: the rest of his life for that Now, remember what
Speaker 1: we were talking about earlier about how if you were
Speaker 1: viewed as an ally of the revolution, no matter who
Speaker 1: you are you could be a child rapist. No matter
Speaker 1: who you are, you are viewed as a friend who
Speaker 1: needs to be taken care of at every turn. Doesn't
Speaker 1: matter who you are, how evil you are, what you've done.
Speaker 1: If you're helping the revolution, you are to be helped,
Speaker 1: and vice versa. If you are viewed as an enemy
Speaker 1: of the revolution, you could be the most gentle saint,
Speaker 1: wonderful superhero. It doesn't matter at all. If the revolution
Speaker 1: considers you to be an enemy, you must be destroyed
Speaker 1: at any cost. You want a great example, This prosecutor's
Speaker 1: name is Daphna Uran, and she's talking about her efforts
Speaker 1: to throw Daniel Penny in a cage. Now, before I
Speaker 1: play this, remember, violent crime from open jail policies is
Speaker 1: not an unfortunate byproduct of just liberals being nice. It
Speaker 1: is the goal of opening the jails. Communists have always
Speaker 1: wanted violent crime to inc priests during the revolutionary phase.
Speaker 1: This s happened in the Soviet Union. Identical the justice
Speaker 1: system would aid the violent criminals in getting out and
Speaker 1: staying out while throwing law abiding people in prison. That's
Speaker 1: because violence, chaos, and all these things helps the revolution
Speaker 1: move forward. What is happening with these Soros prosecutor types
Speaker 1: is intentional. When a rapist gets out of jail and
Speaker 1: rape someone else, and you say something like how could
Speaker 1: they not see this coming, You're incredibly naive. They saw
Speaker 1: it coming. They let the rapist out so he would
Speaker 1: rape somebody else. I know, evil, but these people are demons.
Speaker 1: Now back to Daniel Penny, prosecutor. Listen to the efforts
Speaker 1: made to ensure that the guy who stopped the violent
Speaker 1: criminal was punished.
Speaker 3: Something that I did with a recent case of mind,
Speaker 3: and this was never has never been done in my office.
Speaker 3: I had a murder case where the defendant did not
Speaker 3: intentionally kill the victim. He went into an ATM on
Speaker 3: the Upper West Side and tried to rob an individual. Unfortunately,
Speaker 3: it was an older individual, he was eighty six, and
Speaker 3: in the course of the robbery he fell to the ground.
Speaker 3: As a result, he died. This is under the law,
Speaker 3: a felony murder, which is akin to intentional murder. However,
Speaker 3: when I first got the case, I learned I took
Speaker 3: the time to learn about the defendant and it was
Speaker 3: a strong case, so it wasn't about who done it,
Speaker 3: and knew immediately who did it. I could prove it,
Speaker 3: I could take it to trial that day and win it.
Speaker 3: But it wasn't about that. It was that the more
Speaker 3: I learned about the defendant and his life and the circumstances,
Speaker 3: the kinds of things that Jarrelle was talking about, that
Speaker 3: one should take into account the trauma of that individual.
Speaker 3: I really he felt incredibly sorry for him, that he
Speaker 3: had gotten to that point in his life where he
Speaker 3: felt like there was no other choice.
Speaker 1: But she lowered the charges on a violent man who
Speaker 1: she could prove a murder on immediately because as she
Speaker 1: dug into him, she figured out this was someone on
Speaker 1: her side, Daniel Penny. She worked, and she talks about
Speaker 1: this openly. Worked and worked and worked to bend over backwards.
Speaker 1: Lower the charges, manipulate the charges, don't charge him with this,
Speaker 1: add this charge there in order to get him into
Speaker 1: a steel cage the rest of his life, no matter
Speaker 1: what why. One is an ally and for an ally
Speaker 1: to a communist, an aid to the revolution, some violent nutball.
Speaker 1: He needs to remain free. She needs to be his friend,
Speaker 1: somebody who stops violent criminals. That's a threat to the revolution.
Speaker 1: He has to be destroyed. That's how these people think
Speaker 1: that's how they think.
Speaker 2: You don't care.
Speaker 5: If they're the worst criminal in the world and they
Speaker 5: have great and murdered children, they're okay, and they're still
Speaker 5: human beings and they should be here. I believe that
Speaker 5: they are human beings and that they deserve dignity just
Speaker 5: as everybody else. Do you think child rate this deserve dignity.
Speaker 1: Absolutely? I do. Yeah, that's what we're up against. Have
Speaker 1: you have you gotten some gold in your retirement yet?
Speaker 1: By the way, before we do emails that I can
Speaker 1: get to, have you, have you taken the time to
Speaker 1: get a hold of gold Co. Look, you understand that
Speaker 1: it is I consider it in insurance. It's not insurance,
Speaker 1: but I consider it insurance on the money I've saved.
Speaker 1: I saved my money. I try to make sure I
Speaker 1: am saving for retirement one day. I'm sure you probably
Speaker 1: do the same. Imagine doing that and then the market
Speaker 1: just blows up and everything's gone. And people have experienced
Speaker 1: thisultiple times. Gold Co. I look at gold Co like
Speaker 1: insurance to make sure that's not gonna happen, because they'll
Speaker 1: get some precious metals as a portion of your retirement.
Speaker 1: What that does is it raises the floor. You can
Speaker 1: never lose at all with precious metals because they always
Speaker 1: have value. Find out what they can do for you
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Speaker 1: Jesse likes goold dot com. All right, all right, and
Speaker 1: now here's a headline. But you know, you know the
Speaker 1: thing emails. We didn't get to you, dear professional cherch servicer,
Speaker 1: when you were talking about churros the other day. I
Speaker 1: wanted to let you know Jack in the Box has
Speaker 1: the best churros, and in your small hands they may
Speaker 1: even look regular size. Okay, that one that's not very
Speaker 1: nice too. I have something devastating to say. I am
Speaker 1: a Jack in the Box freak. I love Jack in
Speaker 1: the Box, love it one of my favorite fast food restaurants.
Speaker 1: But the one in my area is probably the worst
Speaker 1: one in the country. And I am aware that Jack
Speaker 1: in the Box can be rough. They haven't changed the
Speaker 1: oil at this Jack in the Box since Nixon was
Speaker 1: in office. The food is uneditably bad. And this is
Speaker 1: from a Jack in the Box freak. I haven't had
Speaker 1: Jack and I can only have it when I travel.
Speaker 1: It's devastating, Dear Jesse. I believe these rhinos are compromised
Speaker 1: by Democrats slash Communists for whoever, so on and so forth.
Speaker 1: As far as music, the military time was either Leonard
Speaker 1: scannered or ACDC. I'm not really sure what the question was,
Speaker 1: but I got you. I agree with most of that. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I've been called I've been called a jury duty. The
Speaker 1: letter said to bring some reading material. I plan on
Speaker 1: bringing my autograph copy of the Anti Communist Manifesto. Look,
Speaker 1: if you bring the Anti Communist Manifesto in there, they're
Speaker 1: not going to allow you on the jury. I'm just
Speaker 1: giving you a heads up. This is something that many
Speaker 1: people have discovered. If the prosecutor in particular finds out
Speaker 1: that you are reading the Anti Communist Manifesto, they are
Speaker 1: going to dismiss you from jury duty. Now maybe that's
Speaker 1: your goal, but remember I'm mister jury duty. It is
Speaker 1: jury foreman, Jesse. After all, I'm mister jury duty, and
Speaker 1: I want you on that jury. We need you on
Speaker 1: that jury, and I need you to go have a
Speaker 1: good weekend. Okay, go enjoy your weekend. Our troubles will
Speaker 1: be here on Monday. That's all