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Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday. Of course, it's been
Speaker 2: an amazing Monday. We're going to talk a little bit
Speaker 2: of presidential politics, state of the race stuff here in
Speaker 2: just a moment, we have an activist. About a half
Speaker 2: hour from now, we'll do some emails.
Speaker 3: I have a.
Speaker 2: Voicemail where two I'll probably get to all that and
Speaker 2: so much more still to come on The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Remember you can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: So so Dome. She sat down for an interview, and
Speaker 2: I just can't explain how hard or easy an interview
Speaker 2: can be depending on who's doing the interviewing. And it
Speaker 2: looks obvious when you're watching it from the outside, But
Speaker 2: remember I ran for Congress a couple of times, and
Speaker 2: even doing this I get interviewed on occasion. Although at
Speaker 2: this point it's nice we don't have to talk to
Speaker 2: any of the dirty comedy publications because they always reach
Speaker 2: out for something offensive I said, and we always just
Speaker 2: basically tell them to screw off. But back when you're
Speaker 2: running for Congress, you can't really do that. And when
Speaker 2: you sit down, especially if it's a seasoned, veteran reporter
Speaker 2: of some kind, and they're hostile to you and hostile
Speaker 2: to your worldview and they want to put you in
Speaker 2: bad light, they have a lot of power to do that,
Speaker 2: and vice versa when you sit down for a friendly interview.
Speaker 2: I remember there was this one group in DC. I
Speaker 2: don't want to say the name now, but I was
Speaker 2: running for Congress and I was a hardcore border hawk
Speaker 2: then the same way I am now, just big on
Speaker 2: illegal immigration and legal immigration, which is something I'm hot on.
Speaker 2: So this group, that's what they're hot on. That's all
Speaker 2: they do. They had to quote interview all the candidates
Speaker 2: who were running in the primary before they decided who
Speaker 2: they were going to endorse and back. And I think
Speaker 2: they sent me a campaign check too, But anyway, they
Speaker 2: had to decide who they were going to endorse and whatnot.
Speaker 2: And when I sat down with the guy whose job
Speaker 2: it was to vet all the candidates, he practically told
Speaker 2: me right off the bat, Oh, we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 2: endorse you, like in like five minutes. I just have
Speaker 2: to I just have to do all these questions and
Speaker 2: the questions were all It was practically, Hey, Jesse, tell
Speaker 2: me why you're such a great guy. It was a
Speaker 2: loaded question. Everything was loaded for me. And obviously, as
Speaker 2: you know, I didn't have a hard time explaining to
Speaker 2: him why I'm such a great guy. What Chris anyway, Dome,
Speaker 2: when she gives these interviews, these are the friendliest possible interviews,
Speaker 2: the friendliest possible interviews. And if this woman is elected
Speaker 2: president of the United States of America, she bill have
Speaker 2: to make world changing decisions. Not once either. The President
Speaker 2: of the United States of America, because of the immense
Speaker 2: power of the United States of America, routinely has to
Speaker 2: make decisions that will affect all How many people do
Speaker 2: we have, Chris seven billion? How all the billion people
Speaker 2: on the planet? Seven billion? Whatever it is. The President
Speaker 2: of the United States of America has that weight on
Speaker 2: his shoulders, on her shoulders. I want you to keep
Speaker 2: that in mind as you listen to Kamala Harris sitting
Speaker 2: down with the friendliest interviewers humanly possible. Hey, Dome, what's
Speaker 2: your plan for the economy.
Speaker 4: From a show to a whole entire company. What is
Speaker 4: your kind of your economic plan moving forward? For people
Speaker 4: who are living paycheck to paycheck and struggling for groceries
Speaker 4: and rent and homeowners.
Speaker 5: So look, I grew up, so my sister and I
Speaker 5: were raised by our mother. We lived for a long
Speaker 5: time in an apartment on top of a childcare center.
Speaker 5: That childcare center was actually owned by a woman who
Speaker 5: lived two doors down from us, and missus Shelton, who was,
Speaker 5: by all of our accounts and feelings, our second mother.
Speaker 5: She helped raise us, and so she was a small
Speaker 5: business owner. So I'll start with the small business and
Speaker 5: congratulations on what you guys do. I from a child
Speaker 5: knew who our small business owners are, right. I mean,
Speaker 5: you're business leaders, but you're also civic leaders. You take
Speaker 5: seriously your voice and how you can mentor how you
Speaker 5: can grow right communities and the sense of communities. I
Speaker 5: love our small businesses, and so a lot of my
Speaker 5: work in terms of building and growing the economy has
Speaker 5: focused on small businesses. And my vision overall is we
Speaker 5: need to build an opportunity economy in which we increase
Speaker 5: opportunity for all, including small business owners. So a lot
Speaker 5: of my work, even in the Senate, was about increasing
Speaker 5: access to capital through our small businesses, and in particular
Speaker 5: through our community banks. So I've been responsible for billions
Speaker 5: of dollars more now going into our community banks because
Speaker 5: they're in the community. And then they know who's in
Speaker 5: the community and where the town is, and who's doing
Speaker 5: good in the community, what the community wants.
Speaker 2: We are in very deep trouble if that woman gets elected.
Speaker 2: Oh and speaking of state of the race, Dome's husband
Speaker 2: is Doug. And look, part of you has to respect
Speaker 2: that man, right, No, let me explain, Chris. Part of
Speaker 2: you has to respect a man who is willing to
Speaker 2: accept damaged goods if you will what Chris, I'm just
Speaker 2: talking about nothing in particular. But not everyone has the
Speaker 2: forgiveness the fortitude to buy a rental car. You know,
Speaker 2: the rental cars. A lot of people have used them
Speaker 2: and abused them. And look, it's been through a lot.
Speaker 2: You're not the first person to sit in that seat.
Speaker 2: It's definitely not the first person to take that thing
Speaker 2: for a spin. And it's not something I would personally
Speaker 2: do by a rental but the people who do it,
Speaker 2: I respect the courage, all right. And so I guess
Speaker 2: Doug was his name? Ermhoff m Hoff A half who
Speaker 2: cares what his name is he gets respect for that,
Speaker 2: not so much for the whole masculinity part though.
Speaker 6: The interesting part of how people have talked about your.
Speaker 2: Role here this is Jensaki and her quote new role.
Speaker 2: You know, she moved right from the White House into
Speaker 2: a lucrative, multi million dollar TV deal. That's pretty much
Speaker 2: how the system works here. She is sitting here talking
Speaker 2: a dog.
Speaker 6: Interesting part of how people have talked about your role
Speaker 6: here is how your role has reshaped the perception of masculinity.
Speaker 6: And I'm not sure you've planned on that, but you
Speaker 6: are an incredibly supportive spouse. Has that been an evolution
Speaker 6: for you? And do you think that's part of the
Speaker 6: role you might play as first gentleman?
Speaker 2: It's funny. I've started to think a lot about this.
Speaker 2: I've always been like this.
Speaker 7: My dad was like this.
Speaker 2: I have no doubt he was.
Speaker 6: What's his title?
Speaker 2: The second gentleman? That alone just murders mee. That just
Speaker 2: kills me. Oh man, I really hope we don't lose
Speaker 2: to these people. EX do some emails, Jesse. I talk
Speaker 2: a lot. I talk to a lot of people in
Speaker 2: my job. I see the need for a leader because
Speaker 2: people were uninformed. I get a good response when I speak.
Speaker 2: Your intro into the Mega Donors segment helped me realize
Speaker 2: that I am the leader that needs to be more active.
Speaker 2: Thanks for the push. Yeah, Look, we don't like hearing that,
Speaker 2: and I don't like saying it all the time because
Speaker 2: it puts a burden on people. I don't want to
Speaker 2: make your day worse. I want to make your day better.
Speaker 2: I got fifteen minutes with you on the road. Hopefully
Speaker 2: we learn about some issues, learn about some dirty comies,
Speaker 2: laugh once or twice, fart sound, and send you off.
Speaker 2: But every now and then we have to have a
Speaker 2: talk about because this is a mission, isn't it. Aren't
Speaker 2: we doing good here or trying to do good here?
Speaker 2: You probably have to take some mantle of leadership in
Speaker 2: your life because you're the hyper informed. As you're listening
Speaker 2: to the Sanami Voice right now while you cook dinner
Speaker 2: for the kids, other housewives are listening to Rihanna. As
Speaker 2: you're listening to the Sanami Voice right now, as you
Speaker 2: were construction, the other guys are all listening to Mexican music,
Speaker 2: not that there's anything wrong with that on the construction site.
Speaker 2: Actually always improve my mood. As you're listening to the
Speaker 2: Sanami voice right now, and you have school tomorrow. Your
Speaker 2: friends are not listen to me. It doesn't it's not
Speaker 2: about me. But it tells me the kind of person
Speaker 2: you are, and you are going to have to take
Speaker 2: more control over your circle and having conversations when appropriate,
Speaker 2: having conversations you don't normally have. Whatever form that takes,
Speaker 2: it doesn't have to be formal. It doesn't have to
Speaker 2: be Hey, guys, let's have a chat. But when situations arise,
Speaker 2: when an opportunity comes up, and opportunities come up, when
Speaker 2: an opportunity comes up to inform don't sit silently, don't
Speaker 2: sit there and brood. I know these guys don't know
Speaker 2: what they're talking about. I wish they'd just move on,
Speaker 2: say something, dig in and say something, step up and
Speaker 2: say something. You need to. All right, you need to. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I'm a new listener after hearing your especially patriotic duet
Speaker 2: with Tucker, I've taken you a uragement to heart in
Speaker 2: regards to getting involved in the local level of politics.
Speaker 2: Proud to say my wife and I took our three
Speaker 2: and two year old to a meet and greet dinner
Speaker 2: event through our town's local Republican Party. It can sometimes
Speaker 2: make you feel helpless and hopeless when looking at America's
Speaker 2: politics at a national level, but it felt empowering to
Speaker 2: get involved at a local level where average citizen's voice
Speaker 2: can still be heard and respected. I live in communist Connecticut,
Speaker 2: but at least reside in an area with a conservative
Speaker 2: state rep. Thanks for the good advice. I'm a daily listener.
Speaker 2: His name is Nick. You will find yourself enjoying your involvement,
Speaker 2: and it's rewarding, and that feeling of helplessness and hopelessness
Speaker 2: goes away once you dig in. All right, I'm moving
Speaker 2: off of it. Let's talk about them already blaming Trump
Speaker 2: for his assassination attempts. Oh, they're still going. Hang on,
Speaker 2: Jesse is the Jesse Kelly Show. We have Nikki Neely
Speaker 2: coming up about ten minutes from Nowho's Nicky Neely. She
Speaker 2: is someone who chose to get involved, So we'll talk
Speaker 2: to her find out exactly what she did. I'll get
Speaker 2: to some emails here in a moment. Remember you can
Speaker 2: email the show Jesse at jessikellyshow dot com. You can
Speaker 2: leave a voicemail eight seven seven three seven seven four
Speaker 2: three seven three. The New York Times said, today Trump
Speaker 2: says he's in danger, So why did he seek out
Speaker 2: the embrace of one hundred thousand fans. That's from a
Speaker 2: Sean mccreash. As I have said many times before, the
Speaker 2: reaction to Donald Trump's two assassination attempts tells you exactly
Speaker 2: how the American media, how the system is going to
Speaker 2: talk about it when a major Republican is finally murdered
Speaker 2: in this country. And of course that's what they want.
Speaker 2: They want Republicans murdered, silence, to intimidated. That's why nobody
Speaker 2: backed off for even five seconds of that. He's hitler rhetoric.
Speaker 2: If anything, they ramped it up after the two assassination attempts.
Speaker 2: Why would you ramp it up because that's what you
Speaker 2: want to happen. So, whenever someone is finally successful killing
Speaker 2: a major Republican, whether it be Trump or someone else,
Speaker 2: the system is going to spend twenty four forty eight
Speaker 2: hours blaming that person, describing why that person kind of
Speaker 2: had it coming. They'll they'll use the best language they
Speaker 2: can find, a massage that the right way, but it'll
Speaker 2: be twenty four to forty eight hours of blaming that person,
Speaker 2: explaining why that person deserved to die anyway for being
Speaker 2: on the right, and then like that, it'll be gone
Speaker 2: from the news, gone from the news. Donald Trump, one
Speaker 2: week before he was supposed to become the official Republican
Speaker 2: nominee for president, having sealed the race up, had a
Speaker 2: shooter get one hundred and forty eight yards away from
Speaker 2: him and take a kill shot, an accurate kill shot
Speaker 2: that would have killed him and anyone else on the
Speaker 2: planet if he doesn't turn his head at the exact moment,
Speaker 2: so it grazes his ear. And the media dropped it
Speaker 2: in about a day or two, and they spent that
Speaker 2: day or two talking about how his rhetoric brought it
Speaker 2: on himself. These people, they're evil, man, they are. And
Speaker 2: you know what, a lot of this, too, is their
Speaker 2: cult programming. I'm gonna play something for you really quickly here.
Speaker 2: It's gonna sound weird to stay with me. So I
Speaker 2: was doing some digging into cults. I like that stuff. Sometimes.
Speaker 2: The human mind fascinates me. And I saw this thing
Speaker 2: called the coconut.
Speaker 1: August angle Heart was in his early twenties when he
Speaker 1: joined the Young Born, a cult focused on vegetarianism, and nudism.
Speaker 1: In nineteen oh two, after the Young Born was dissolved,
Speaker 1: Engelhart relocated to modern day Papua New Guinea. There he
Speaker 1: developed his own cult, The Order of the Sun, and
Speaker 1: promoted the consumption of a fruit based diet, particularly coconuts,
Speaker 1: which he believed were special since they grew the closest
Speaker 1: to the sun at its peak. Around thirty followers joined
Speaker 1: this coconut cult. However, relying on coconuts as a primary
Speaker 1: food source led to many members' deaths. Engelhart himself lost
Speaker 1: a lot of weight, which was compounded by a drought,
Speaker 1: and he developed various illnesses. He ultimately passed away in
Speaker 1: nineteen nineteen at the age of forty three.
Speaker 2: It's weird. Who would do that? A fruit called? We
Speaker 2: have the coconuts? People did that? Thirty people did that?
Speaker 2: What's the sweat lodge called?
Speaker 1: James Arthur Ray began promoting New Age beliefs with self
Speaker 1: help advice. This led to him hosting several spiritual Warrior events,
Speaker 1: which involved testing the participants resolved by putting their lives
Speaker 1: in danger. In two thousand and nine, Ray brought members
Speaker 1: who paid him around ten thousand dollars each to a
Speaker 1: retreat in Arizona. He got them inside a non traditional
Speaker 1: sweat lodge for several hours for quote spiritual cleansing. As
Speaker 1: a result, eighteen people suffered burns, dehydration, organ failure, and
Speaker 1: other conditions, and three people tragically died.
Speaker 2: Cult people are programmable. They are. We all are on
Speaker 2: some level. Some people are more susceptible to it than others.
Speaker 2: I want you to listen to this. This is Michael
Speaker 2: Cohen on MSNBC. Listen to the cult chance, the cult rhetoric,
Speaker 2: every single cult buzzword.
Speaker 5: Well, anythink happens to you?
Speaker 2: If he ones, well, I'm out of here.
Speaker 8: I mean, I'm already working on a foreign passport with
Speaker 8: a completely different name. I don't know how it's going
Speaker 8: to work. As far as dealing with my wife and
Speaker 8: my children, I certainly don't want them moving to where
Speaker 8: I'm looking to go.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want his wife and children to come along
Speaker 2: with him. How could you get that deranged? How could
Speaker 2: you listen to this? This is Sunny Haustin on the view.
Speaker 6: I truly believe that his legacy will be etched in
Speaker 6: the history books as Washington.
Speaker 2: How could anybody be that delusional? She was talking about
Speaker 2: Joe Biden there. How could anybody be that delusional? Why
Speaker 2: do they keep trying to kill him? They've been programmed
Speaker 2: into a cult, racist, misogynistic, programmed into a cult, programmable robots. Anyway,
Speaker 2: let's talk to Nicky Neely about some local activism and
Speaker 2: we'll get to some headlines that didn't get you. Some
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Speaker 2: Dial pound two five zero and say Jesse Kelly Pound
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Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday, and I am about
Speaker 2: to welcome in Nicki Neely. She is the founder and
Speaker 2: president of Parents Defending Education. Here's a little bit from nicky.
Speaker 9: School Boards across the country cut the mics on parents
Speaker 9: who read passages from these books, stating this is inappropriate.
Speaker 7: There are children in the room, yet.
Speaker 9: Those same books are being provided to children in schools. Well,
Speaker 9: it may seem politically convenient to scapegoat parents. I ask
Speaker 9: you to read some of these explicit paragraphs and look
Speaker 9: at these sexual images with your children or your grandchildren,
Speaker 9: and then tell your constituents whether you consider such content educational.
Speaker 2: I love people getting involved, so I thought we should
Speaker 2: bring her on. NICKI, why'd you get involved in politics?
Speaker 7: Well, somewhat selfishly, I have children, and I'm really frustrated
Speaker 7: at what they are learning or conversely, what they are
Speaker 7: not learning in schools, And so I thought, you know,
Speaker 7: what if not me? Even who if not?
Speaker 2: Now? Then when that's the part that I love the most, Nikki.
Speaker 2: It's not just specifically what you're doing, which I love,
Speaker 2: But I talk all the time about everyone's need, myself included,
Speaker 2: to get more local and get involved. We talk about
Speaker 2: this stuff and we think, well, my neighbors should, my
Speaker 2: husband should, my wife should, my sisters should. But it's
Speaker 2: never the one in the mirror we look to, and
Speaker 2: that needs to be what we all do.
Speaker 7: Correct, absolutely, and we want to encourage everybody. Everyone has
Speaker 7: a role to play. You could just see an article,
Speaker 7: You could see a homework assignment and pass it on
Speaker 7: to somebody and that can be what you do. Not
Speaker 7: everybody has to go and run for Congress or governor,
Speaker 7: but everyone has a part, has a role to play
Speaker 7: in taking our schools back from these activists.
Speaker 2: Okay, what was the spark for you? What was the thing?
Speaker 4: Is?
Speaker 2: There had to be a thing that puts you over
Speaker 2: the top.
Speaker 7: So any enough, my grandparents on my on my father's
Speaker 7: side actually met in an internment camp, and so I
Speaker 7: know firsthand a government that is big enough to give
Speaker 7: you everything you want is big enough to take it
Speaker 7: all away. And for me, the thing that really kind
Speaker 7: of radicalized me for Cada twelve was back when schools
Speaker 7: were starting to reopen in twenty twenty, there was I'm
Speaker 7: from Chicago, where all terrible ideas start, and there was
Speaker 7: a superintendent there who said he was going to allow
Speaker 7: black and brown children to go back to school for
Speaker 7: in person education before white children in the name of
Speaker 7: anti racism. And I started screaming at my computer saying, Ah,
Speaker 7: you can't do that, that's unconstitutional. I thought, you know what,
Speaker 7: I'm married to a constitutional lawyer. We have dinner parties
Speaker 7: when we talk about the fourteenth Amendment. But how do
Speaker 7: we help Bob and Omaha, who doesn't know these things?
Speaker 7: How do we help average people fight back? And that's
Speaker 7: where this came from.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what is it exactly you do at parents
Speaker 2: defending education?
Speaker 7: So I think of what we do is translating lawyer
Speaker 7: into English. You know, people, when you think about civil
Speaker 7: rights and education, you think about campus free speech, you
Speaker 7: think about a kangaroo court on Title nine or Leah
Speaker 7: Thomas is a summer you don't think, can my eight
Speaker 7: year old be forced to use pronouns? Should my fourth
Speaker 7: grader have to do a privilege walk? You know, people
Speaker 7: see these things, they hear these things. They're queasy, but
Speaker 7: they don't know how to get involved because if you
Speaker 7: say the wrong thing, you might be the neighborhood QAnon
Speaker 7: guy through the rest of your life. And so we
Speaker 7: want to give people the confidence and the tools they
Speaker 7: need to get engaged. Here's are queer questions to ask.
Speaker 7: You don't have to go in, you know, screaming at
Speaker 7: the top of your lungs, but figure out who made
Speaker 7: these decisions, and let's hold these people accountable because they
Speaker 7: have been used to getting away with murder for decades
Speaker 7: and that has to stop.
Speaker 2: Have you seen gains as you've taken on this battle, Well,
Speaker 2: this war really is what it is. You win battles,
Speaker 2: you lose battles, but you always find out some things
Speaker 2: after you start wading into the muck. What have you
Speaker 2: found out so far?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, there is so much rotten schools. Unsurprisingly,
Speaker 7: so when we launched in twenty twenty one, a lot
Speaker 7: of it was about race sixteen nineteen. It was Ibran
Speaker 7: Kendy it was Robin DiAngelo, and then over the past
Speaker 7: three years, I mean, you and I have seen this
Speaker 7: turn into just a fire hose of information about gender
Speaker 7: really sexualizing children's very very young ages. But then it's
Speaker 7: interesting because we have a tipline and since our launch,
Speaker 7: we've been getting fifty to two hundred tips a week
Speaker 7: from across the country, and so it's almost like an
Speaker 7: early warning system where we can see and put together
Speaker 7: trends of where are these crazy assignments coming from, what
Speaker 7: nonprofits are pushing these who is funding this activism in schools.
Speaker 7: This is not organic, and to pull those threads together
Speaker 7: and then put that in front of policy makers, to
Speaker 7: the Congress where state legislators or governors or ags can
Speaker 7: act on that, because these people are doing this to
Speaker 7: our kids with our tax dollars behind our back. So
Speaker 7: it's truly insult to injury.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you brought that up, because it's something we
Speaker 2: talk about a lot. How much of this stuff we
Speaker 2: actually fund through government grants, government dollars. We fund so
Speaker 2: much of our own destruction. Have you gotten any kind
Speaker 2: of help from these Republican red state ages, from Republican politicians,
Speaker 2: or has it all fallen on deaf years, except the
Speaker 2: run advertisements about it when they want to get elected again.
Speaker 7: No, it's a good question. There certainly are some elected
Speaker 7: officials that are more brave than others. One thing we
Speaker 7: have been tracking is actually the expansion of what we
Speaker 7: call parental exclusion policies. These are school boards that have
Speaker 7: voted affirmatively to say, you, as a parent, don't have
Speaker 7: a right to know your child's gender identity. And we
Speaker 7: know that there have been states that have been passing,
Speaker 7: you know, parental rights laws. But what happens then and
Speaker 7: so actually in December, the governor or the attorney general
Speaker 7: in Kansas, Chris Kobok, sent a letter to all of
Speaker 7: the schools that we had identified that still had those
Speaker 7: policies in the books, and he said, my interpretation of
Speaker 7: the law is you're breaking state and federal law, and
Speaker 7: so you better get your house in order. And so
Speaker 7: we hope and we expect that there will be more
Speaker 7: officials doing that's going forward. But Congress recently lunched the
Speaker 7: Congressional Merit Caucus as a posit the way to fight
Speaker 7: back against the insidious effects of DEI. And so I think,
Speaker 7: you know, we're just we're getting you to educate both
Speaker 7: members and their staffs and all these issues.
Speaker 2: NICKI neely parents defending education. Thank you, man, I appreciate
Speaker 2: you very much. That was awesome, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: We have to get involved, we have to get more
Speaker 2: involved than we are. And I'm going to keep reading
Speaker 2: the emails. I'm gonna keep bringing these people on so
Speaker 2: we can discuss this, so we can all of us.
Speaker 2: Me too, I need the motivation too. On the weekends
Speaker 2: when I'm tired, I don't feel like it after work,
Speaker 2: and I feel I need it too. Are we going
Speaker 2: to get involved? Are we're going to fight back locally?
Speaker 2: Or are we going to leave it up to someone else? Anyway,
Speaker 2: I just wanted you to hear that. I also wanted
Speaker 2: you to hear this. You know how we opened up
Speaker 2: the voicemails. We opened up the voicemails, and if you
Speaker 2: want to leave us a voicemail, you can eight seven
Speaker 2: seven three seven seven four three seven three. But some
Speaker 2: of these I just shouldn't some of these I should
Speaker 2: not play on the show.
Speaker 3: Jesse Kelly Berger, this is Mickey. I swear this is true.
Speaker 3: On the same station I listened to you Kamala is
Speaker 3: running ads. In one of them, she says, the middle
Speaker 3: class doesn't want to just get by, they want to
Speaker 3: get a head. Usually she says things I can't swallow.
Speaker 3: But this is something we can wrap our hands around.
Speaker 3: If she's elected president, she'll go down on history. I
Speaker 3: mean in history. That is all.
Speaker 2: The voice spells were Chris's idea. I want you to know.
Speaker 2: I no, don't deny it now, Chris, don't try to
Speaker 2: wash your hands of this after the fact. They were
Speaker 2: Chris's idea. I walked in about a month ago and
Speaker 2: Chris said, Jewish producer cred Jewish producer. Chris said. He
Speaker 2: looked at me right in the face, and he said, Jesse,
Speaker 2: do you want to do a voicemail greeting? And I
Speaker 2: looked at him right back, and I said, why, Well,
Speaker 2: since we don't really take calls very often on the show,
Speaker 2: I think maybe we should we should do voicemails. And
Speaker 2: I initially you always go with your first instinct, right,
Speaker 2: because my first instinct was Chris, you're fired. But then
Speaker 2: I backed off of that. I thought to myself, no,
Speaker 2: maybe that's too extreme. I'll just go with no, we
Speaker 2: won't do that. But then he kept bringing it up. Hey,
Speaker 2: you want to leave the voicemail. You want to leave
Speaker 2: the voicemail, and eventually I caved. I caved, and now
Speaker 2: now we have this. Now we have this. Now we
Speaker 2: have to deal with your voicemails. So either way, love, Hey,
Speaker 2: death threats, you can email them Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow
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Speaker 2: be light, can be heavy. It is as heavy as
Speaker 2: ten boxes that you might be moving if you want
Speaker 2: to leave one of those. Eight seven three seven seven
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Speaker 2: the final segment. I know you're gonna find this shocking,
Speaker 2: but there are a bunch of headlines I didn't get
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Speaker 2: leave us a voice fail. That's fine too. Did you
Speaker 2: see this on MSNBC? Do you remember how many times
Speaker 2: we've talked about how the communist tries to break families,
Speaker 2: and he will succeed in breaking many, many families. This
Speaker 2: happened all over the Soviet Union, China, East Germany. They
Speaker 2: focus on breaking families, breaking children away from their parents,
Speaker 2: shattering that bond, those values, because a nuclear family unit
Speaker 2: is the building block of a happy, prosperous country. If
Speaker 2: you have a country full of nuclear family units intact,
Speaker 2: without knowing anything else about the government, the location, that
Speaker 2: country is probably going to be just fine. And if
Speaker 2: you have a country where that stuff is shattered, then
Speaker 2: it creates misery and chaos and those that's how the
Speaker 2: communist gains power. So they try to break up families,
Speaker 2: try to ensure that the highest loyalty is always to
Speaker 2: the state. One guy, his father was one of the
Speaker 2: January sixth political protesters. The government has gone after one
Speaker 2: of the honestly the saddest segments I've heard. He went
Speaker 2: on MSNBC to talk about it.
Speaker 10: Well, the tip actually came in from before January sixth.
Speaker 10: My dad was getting way more radicalized as a time
Speaker 10: went on, following Trump and isolating himself more and more,
Speaker 10: and it was terrifying.
Speaker 2: What are some of the signs you saw?
Speaker 10: You know he's watching also.
Speaker 2: Listen, listen to them. What are the signs you saw
Speaker 2: before you made the decision to turn in your father?
Speaker 10: Sorts of media that was terrifying. He isolated himself to
Speaker 10: online groups that were far right radical, and he was
Speaker 10: growing more and more violent, not to just the family,
Speaker 10: but to the people around him, and it scared me.
Speaker 11: And then when you saw it January sixth, how soon
Speaker 11: after you realize your father was involved that you had
Speaker 11: to act further.
Speaker 10: It was while they were pointing guns at the doors
Speaker 10: of the house.
Speaker 2: You saw him there.
Speaker 10: He was texting my mom and facetiming her, and it
Speaker 10: was a.
Speaker 11: Delusional And did you have any hesitation about going further?
Speaker 11: I mean, he is your father, But as you say,
Speaker 11: you saw him there with guns, and prosecutor said he'd
Speaker 11: let the match of January sixth.
Speaker 10: Of course, it was the hardest decision I've ever made,
Speaker 10: and it continue to haunt me to this day. But
Speaker 10: you know, I don't regret it, and I still feel
Speaker 10: for him and my family.
Speaker 2: Why is that pink haired freak in your child's fourth
Speaker 2: grade class? Why is the teacher, Why is she so
Speaker 2: adamant about turning your child gay? Why why does she
Speaker 2: talk so often about abortion in a loving way. Why
Speaker 2: does she have a Black Lives Matter flag in the classroom?
Speaker 2: Why why do these states? Why do they even pass
Speaker 2: laws saying they can do things to your child, help
Speaker 2: your child transition without having to notify you. Why? Why,
Speaker 2: why why why? Breaking your child away from you is
Speaker 2: not some tiny side product of the American communist. It
Speaker 2: is one of the main missions of the American Communist.
Speaker 2: You see your child as a wonderful, God breathed soul
Speaker 2: who hopefully you can raise into being a happy, productive adult.
Speaker 2: The American communist sees your child as a future foot
Speaker 2: soldier in their revolution if they can only break them
Speaker 2: away from you. It's why the Stazi did it, the
Speaker 2: NKVD did it, the KGB did it, the Red Guard
Speaker 2: did it. It's every single place communism has ever taken hold.
Speaker 2: They've managed to shatter the family home in some instances
Speaker 2: and turn children against their parents. They'll turn husband against wife,
Speaker 2: wife against husband. Parents will turn in children. It's not
Speaker 2: just the one way street. You should know. Parents will
Speaker 2: turn in their children. Remember your dad, but he wouldn't
Speaker 2: let you visit during COVID You didn't wear enough masks. Yeah,
Speaker 2: something to remember. Also, remember when I was talking about
Speaker 2: Mark Cuban. We have time for this, Chris, so I'd
Speaker 2: still have time to slip this in. I talked about
Speaker 2: Mark Cuban. Remember when I said this, I have no
Speaker 2: idea what's going on specifically with Mark Cuban, wouldn't pretend
Speaker 2: to know. But it applies to way more than just him.
Speaker 2: It's just a good general rule you should keep in
Speaker 2: mind for the future. When you see a member of
Speaker 2: the elite actor, actress, ceo, athlete, I don't care who
Speaker 2: it is. Not having a political opinion, don't You don't
Speaker 2: like that happens. But when they go way too far,
Speaker 2: when they go way over the top, either they have
Speaker 2: a financial interest they need the government's help on, or
Speaker 2: they're being blackmailed, they need protection. You know what Mark
Speaker 2: Cuban said to Elon Musk today, You want to talk
Speaker 2: about proving the old oracle right. You want to talk
Speaker 2: about really exposing what your motivation are. Elon Musk said
Speaker 2: something about getting Trump elected, and Mark Cuban said, Elon,
Speaker 2: there will come a time when you need something from
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. You will think you have earned the right
Speaker 2: to ask and receive. You have been a loyal, faithful
Speaker 2: soldier for him. You have supported him politically with tens
Speaker 2: of millions of dollars. Then at the point you need
Speaker 2: him the most, you will find out what so many
Speaker 2: before you have learned. His loyalty is only to himself.
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Speaker 9: And now here's a headline by it go you know that.
Speaker 2: You know the thing headlines we didn't get to you.
Speaker 2: Cost of illegal immigration equivalent to the thirty sixth largest
Speaker 2: economy in the world. It's four hundred and fifty one
Speaker 2: billion dollars per year. That was just released by the
Speaker 2: House Republicans. You should know that number is incredibly low. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's right. We have imported the third world. We now
Speaker 2: pay for the third world while you can't pay for
Speaker 2: groceries or rent. Beijing exploits climate agenda in effort to
Speaker 2: make the US more vulnerable to China. Yes, while China
Speaker 2: builds a new coal plant every five minutes, they fund
Speaker 2: huge numbers of left wing commi activists here attacking our
Speaker 2: energy sector. I wonder why that is. Oh, speaking of which,
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