June 10, 2025 • 34 mins
Jesse does a history lesson on Alexander The Great.
He feels like bad things are necessary to avoid worst things.
Jesse talks about the LA Riots
Donald Trump states the National Guards will stay in LA until there isn't any danger.
He feels like bad things are necessary to avoid worst things.
Jesse talks about the LA Riots
Donald Trump states the National Guards will stay in LA until there isn't any danger.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's the perfect indo your day Jesse Kelly on seven
to ten WR.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a wonderful,
wonderful Tuesday. I am highly caffeinated and starving, so get
ready for that kind of a show tonight. I'll explain
in a minute. We're gonna talk in a moment, yes,
about riots, but response to riots and things like that.
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In fact, I owe you a little bit of a
history tidbit that I promised to you last night and
then not ended up getting to. Tulci Gabbard said something
about the atomic bombings. We'll get to that. The Trump
administration has promised more ice rates. We'll talk about that.
Why Democrats are always referencing the streets. Gotta get in
the streets. What's Govin Newsome really doing with this whole
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arrest me stuff? All that, your children's education, and so
much more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse
Kelly Show. I need to warn you of something right now.
I am currently fasting today, and my reasoning for it
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is I've heard that it's healthy every now and then,
go half a day, go three quarters of a day
without eating, just coffee and water, just kind of getting
the body detox and all that. Who knows whether that's true.
Wanted to do it today. Occasionally I do that, So
I'm in a dreadful mood. I'm hopefully going to eat
a cheese steak or something in between segments. At some
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point I'm going to break it. But I'm warning you
right now that's where I'm at. So you get what
you get. Don't throw a fit. Now, let's talk about riots, rebellion,
how you should respond in fact, before we get to
la and the continuation of all this incaney, have you
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ever heard of Thebes? Do you ever know what Alexander
the Great did in Thebes? And no, this isn't your
Alexander the Great history stories, So don't think that I'm
doing that now, because this is going to be fairly
fairly quick. But Alexander the Great's father was Philip the Second,
an incredible conqueror by his own right. Philip the Second
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built Alexander the Great's army, trained it, trained Alexander the
Great himself. You could argue Alexander the Great was born
on third base. He just happened to be so incredible
that he got to home. We'll put it to you
that way. Philip the Second, Philip the Second died violently,
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and he died violently right after he had essentially conquered Greece.
Remember this was ancient Greece at the time. It wasn't
a unified place. Sparta was its own place, Thebes was
its own place, Athens was its own place. They were
known as city states, and they were essentially countries. Philip
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didn't like that. He wanted to unify it and rule it.
Depending on whether you're a Philip Defender or a Philip Hayter,
he fought a whole bunch of wars, paid a whole
bunch of bribes to bring it all under his domain,
and he succeeded. Finally, finally got them all under his thumb.
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And at the celebration of this, he had somebody his bodyguard.
Maybe we can't really tell, we know his name. It
was a guy he also had had a relationship with
that we don't have to get into all of it
right now. The guy killed him right in front of
everybody's stuffed the dagger in his ribs and killed Philip
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the Second. Now, remember, Philip the Second had just unified
this new grease on Greece. Then Philip the Second dies,
Alexander the Great rises, has to kill a few people,
rises as the new king, the heir to the throne.
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And Alexander the Great knows in this moment that he's
going to be tested, and he is tested. Barbarian tribes
in the north are testing him. He has to take
an army up there and go fight a bunch of
them and get them back in line. But that wasn't
the big problem. The big problem was a huge, major
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city state, major power player in Greece, a place known
as Thebes. Everyone's heard of Athens and Sparta. Thieves doesn't
get near the pub. They were just as big, just
as important. Themes was a big deal. Thebes decides to rebel.
They are not only in rebellion, they are encouraging other
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city states to rebel with them. They leave with Philip
the Second gone. This is their moment to rebel. Now
Alexander the Great, because he's Alexander the Great, is not
going to put up with this. He's twenty years old
at the time. I might put out, but he's already
a beast. He's already killed men in combat, many of them.
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Leads from the front leads this amazing army. He takes
his army and he marches this army down to thebes. Now,
let me ask you something, Because this is famous. There
a million books have been written about it. You probably
already know about it. If you had a history teacher
that was worth anything, you know about it. Alexander the
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Great is the new king. He's putting down rebellion after
rebellion in this major city, rebels. His army's outside of
the gates. What should he do? How should he handle
this problem? Look, we're obviously talking about the La riots
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in a very roundabout way, but it's very appropriate. If
you're Alexander the Great, what if what if you want
to do the nice guy routine? What if you don't
want to hurt anybody? Of course I don't want to
hurt anybody. I'm assuming you don't want to hurt anybody.
You don't want to hurt people. What if you're Alexander
the Great and you think to yourself, Man, I like
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these thebans. I used to come down here and chase
women around in the summertime. I think I'll I want
to maintain the city. What if Alexander the Great, when
thieves is in rebellion. What if he comes up with
a bunch of gold and prizes for thebes and he
tells Thebes, hey, I'm sorry you're angry. Let me buy
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you some gifts. You know what, Actually, let me be
extra nice. You don't want to be in this little
country we've created. Now I'll let you go. I'll just
let it go. That's what a nice person would be
inclined to do. Maybe you, maybe that's what you would
be inclined to do. After all, it's a big city, men, women, children,
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old people, young, everything. But let's play this out because
we're dealing with this right now in the United States
of America. If Alexander the Great lets Thebes go or
lets Thebes off easy, what happens from there? Athens? Athens
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has been wanting to rebel against Alexander the Great since
they were brought under his thumb. They fought a war
against against his father to try to not join this group.
Of course, they lost, so they had to join. What
does Athens do if Alexander the Great lets thieves go?
What do the other city states large and small do?
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If Alexander the Great shows up and is the nice
guy and lets it go. You know what they do.
Don't be naive. They leave, So Alexander the Great doesn't
let it go. Alexander the Great kicks in the walls,
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he enslaves all thirty thousand inhabitants of the city. That
doesn't count the roughly six thousand he kills in the battle.
Thieves never stood a chance against Alexander the Great. He
was Alexander the Great. He didn't get that name for nothing.
He beat the living crap out of them, enslaved everyone
that he didn't kill, and then burnt the city to
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the ground. He spared some Greek temples and things like
that for religious reasons and whatnot, but burns the city
to the ground. To this day, it's controversial. People talk
about it, like, write books about it. What an evil jerk,
what a great man. But guess how many major rebellions
Alexander the Great dealt with after thieves was done smoldering zero?
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None In life, dealing with rebellion, dealing with anarchy, Dealing
with opponents, political opponents, military opponents, is almost always dirty.
In rough violence. Sometimes it's hard for good people who
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want to live good, normal lives. I want to go
to school, I want to go to work. I want
to go to church. I want to go to softball.
Normal people who live normal lives oftentimes have a hard
time accepting that things are necessary. Bad things, rough things,
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Sometimes violent things are necessary to prevent worse things. But
that's how life works. Donald Trump made the controversial decision
to not only send in the National Guard, to send
in United States Marines, and then he came out today
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and he announced something else, and I love it, and
we are going to discuss that in detail in just
a moment. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
fantastic Tuesday. Reminding you you can email the show Jesse
at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We love your emails, Love hey,
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death threats. All are welcome. Ask doctor Jesse questions for Friday.
All are welcome here. Now, we just talked about how
you have to respond to rebellions, and it's not even
necessarily about the rebellion that's taking place. It's about the
next one, and the next one and the next one.
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And I'm telling you right now, these communists, the street
ones and the elite ones, they are dead set against
anything stopping the revolution. They have moved so far forward.
These people feel like they can taste final victory, and
they feel as if the election of Trump, they feel
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like they are losing it, in danger of losing it.
They are operating with the level of desperation that we
cannot fully comprehend. That's how desperate they are. What you're
seeing happen in Los Angeles right now is not the
big one. This is the first one. This is what's
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known as probing the lines. You ever heard of probing
the lines? When you attack somebody's perimeter, their defenses. You
send a few guys over here and see how they respond,
And then you send a few guys over there and
see how they respond, testing for weaknesses. They're testing right now.
Ice was in Los Angels deporting barbarians. They thought they
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could mobilize, cause enough problems and get Trump to back off.
Trump came out today said a few things. How long
will they be there until you think, until there's no danger?
Speaker 1 (12:17):
When the day it's easy and look, it's common sense.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
You asked me that how long will the National Guard
be there until there's no danger? That wasn't even the
best thing, he said. Remember, this is a calculated move
by the communists to stop deportations. They want to cause
enough of a ruckus that Ice leaves LA, they leave Chicago,
they leave New York, they leave all these central hubs
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for foreign barbarians and never come back, because, after all,
we don't want another riot. Trump man sometimes he just
nailed to be here before, and I went just stop
on that for a second. Credit to him for learning.
Donald Trump was here before and did not fully understand
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at the time who and what he was dealing with.
This was during the George Floyd ryots. He didn't get it. Understandably,
most people didn't get it. Maybe you didn't get it.
It was hard to grasp it at the time. What
was happening after George Floyd died and there are riots
all over the country. I don't know. Do we need
a federal police reform? Should we do a cop round table?
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I Don'tnutice did not fully get it. But then he
sat back and watched the animals, and he watched as
a bullet shot him in a year, and he watched
them throw him in prison and arrest him. He watched
and watched and watched, and finally he learned, and he
understands who and what he's dealing with. Now that's what
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he's referencing at the beginning of this I've been here before,
he has, and he found out how savage these people can.
Speaker 3 (13:55):
Be here before.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
And I went right by every rule, and I waited
for governors to say send in the National Guard.
Speaker 3 (14:03):
They wouldn't do it, they wouldn't do it, and.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
They just wouldn't do it. They kept going on and on,
got worse and worse, and in Minneapolis, that city was
burning down seven days and I said, I don't care
the governor. This guy wouldn't call the National Guard, and
we ultimately just sent it in the National Guard. We
stopped it, but that was after seven days. And I
said to myself, if that stuff happens again, we've got
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to make faster decisions because they don't want to do it.
Speaker 2 (14:31):
The radical left.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
It's usually radical left, and it's usually governors that are Democrat,
and they don't want to call them in. They don't
want to save lives, they don't want to save property,
they don't want to call them in. I don't know
what it is.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
People many people, myself included, don't want to absolve myself
of it. Have been critical of Trump in the past
for not learning from this or not learning for that,
or not moving off of something. You know, I love
the vaccine. So anyone, myself included, who's been critical should
give credit where credits due. That's a man who says
we should have been faster, should have been I should
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not have let that go before he learned. You let
these animals go, the animals will run wild, he learned.
And then I mean, imagine you're Donald Trump. Right now,
You're watching la everyone's watching the fires. People can't take
their eyes off the news. You're debating, how do you respond?
What do you do? And even if you send in
the Marines now, it would be tempting if you're a
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president and you're worried about approval numbers and you're worried
about writing your name on history and you want to
be on Mount Rushmore if you're that guy. Okay, even
if we put this one down, maybe we should, maybe
we should back off and not do these in blue
areas anymore. Here's what he said. People expect to see
similar operations in the rest of the country, and we'll
send out protests.
Speaker 1 (15:48):
Yeah, it was a desision. We're moving murders out of
our country that we're put here by Biden or the Eutropen,
the Autopen really did the people, whether it's Lisha Monico
or whoever operated the Autopen.
Speaker 3 (16:00):
And these are criminals.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
The people are criminals that allowed these criminals into our country.
We're going to get them out. We're getting them out.
We're starting to get acknowledgment from the courts. That is
a system. They come in without courts and they go
up after they want trials and everything else.
Speaker 3 (16:16):
I think that's starting to work out now. Judges are
starting to see what a terrible situation. And as many
of those people that you saw on television last night
are criminals that were allowed into our country by Biden.
Speaker 2 (16:29):
He goes on to talk about all this. Are you
going to stop? Are you going to slow down? Nope,
We're getting them out of the country. Good for Donald Trump.
That's how you respond fast and we're not slowing down.
When the communist begs you to slow down, you ramp
it up aggressive. Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday,
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and I should give you a heads up because I
saw Cash Patel said that the Bureau is going to
come out and investigate the funding behind all these riots
anti ice, riots and things like that. Taking down an
organized crime, organized crime organization. You probably shouldn't say it
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that way, but an organized crime organization is a long,
complicated process. So I'm going to give you the lay
person view of this, and then next hour, about one
hour from now, we are going to bring on former
FBI agents Steve Friend to explain this in a lot
more nerdy detail than I'm about to explain it to you. Okay, First, Rico,
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I get a bunch of emails. Rico, Rico, Rico, Hey, Rico,
what's going on? Why can't they use Rico Rico? I
know we all talk about it, We've all seen it
in the movies and television. It is complicated, and it's
very difficult to use Rico, and it should be difficult
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to use Rico. Allow me to explain, for the longest time,
we're gonna make this about the mob, but this is
going to apply to communist groups and other people. For
the longest time, the mob, the mafia, they were really
really above the law for a variety of different reasons.
But the bosses, the guys running things, never went to prison,
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never got in trouble, and they never got in trouble
because they figure it out. They need to not get
their hands dirty. You. If you want somebody taken out,
for instance, you don't, as the boss, grab a gun
and go shoot somebody. You hire a guy who not
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hire a guy, but you hire a guy, or a
guy who works for you hires a guy, or you
get cutouts between you and the actual murder. Thus you
never committed any crimes. Sure is someone who worked for
you committed a crime, but you didn't. Same thing works
for drug dealers. In fact, it works this way to
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this day. Not long ago, there was a bunch of
car thefts in my area and the cops dug into it.
What did they find It was a bunch of thirteen
and fourteen year olds boosting cars. Why what sense does that?
Are these just delinquents? Well, yes they're delinquents, but they're
also part of a gang that knows you can use
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miners to commit the actual crimes. They're not going to
go to prison, they're not even eligible. You're not actually
stealing the car. It's that kid stealing the car. You
get how it works. Okay, So the federal government came
up with the way where the mob boss can go
to jail and that way is rico. Rico is if
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you are part of an ongoing criminal enterprise, then you
whether or not you did the shooting, the drug dealing,
the car stealing, you that rhymed Chris, what Chris it did?
Speaker 1 (20:10):
That was?
Speaker 2 (20:11):
That was sweet? I know it is a bit of
Doctor Seuss with you. More flair either way. If you
are part of an ongoing criminal enterprise, anything that criminal
enterprise does, any crime it commits, whether or not you
physically did it, you're guilty of it. Now. Rico cases
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are famously, famously difficult to what we just talked about,
and they should be difficult. They should be. There should
be a tremendous burden on the government to prove a
that there is an ongoing criminal enterprise, b that I
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am part of the ongoing criminal enterprise. You know how
many times it took them to take down John Gottie.
I'm old enough to remember all the headlines. When I
was a kid. It was a Time magazine, news week,
something like that. Maybe it was even a newspaper, the
Teflawn Dawn and all that he kept. It's hard to
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prove and should be. We don't like that when it's
easy to identify the bad guy. Hey, the dude with
a Molotov cocktail and a Mexican flag torching a cop car,
that's the bad guy. How do we send him to prison?
And how do we send whoever's stroking him a check
to do that? How do we send them to prison?
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They're the bad guys who wrote the checks. The bad guys.
Send him to prison? When we, with our naked eyes
can identify criminal behavior, we want the outcomes to be fast,
to be right away. That's not how it works. And
if I can make myself sound a little maybe I
sound like a Namby Pamby at this point in time.
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But we want that process to be complicated. That said,
it has to be done. Taking down the various communist
networks in this country must be done. But let me
go ahead and give this to you. You know how
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many years, decades it took to really take apart the
mafia's strength in this country. Decades of work, cases, failures, acquittals.
That decades of work and taking down the Italian mafia
in the United States of America is a tiny little
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warm up compared to what it will take to take
apart the communist funding machine of this country in large
part because the communists funding machine. In many jurisdictions, federal, state,
and local works hand in hand with the government. Remember
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we talked about yesterday this Churla, one of the main
groups funding and organizing these La riots. Ninety six percent
of their funding is from the government. Why is that?
What's going on? Well, remember, if you are an elected
democrat in this country, you are either a former communist
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activist or you have to pretend to be. And you
know that these various communist front groups, whatever they are,
the gay ones, the black ones, the foreigner ones, the whatever,
whatever ones they are, you understand they are your allies.
They are your foot soldiers, they are your voters. They
will attack your opponents, they will help you when you
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need it. So taking down these communist organizations is going
to be difficult for the same reason it took so
long to take down the mafia. It took so long
to take down to MAFIAU they bought off the cops
and the judges and the prosecutors. Once you find a
way to pay off to incorporate government personnel in your
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ongoing criminal organization, well then it takes longer to take
it down. Remember, for instance, what Brandon Darby talked to
us about our war against the cartels in Mexico and
how there's one cartel that's reaping all the benefits. Remember
what he taught us, there's one cartel reaping all the benefits,
one cartel not being attacked. Well, why how did that happen?
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Oh that's the cartel whose head is I believe it's
their secretary of defense, Mexico's secretary of defense. The head
of the cartel is best friends with their secretary of defense.
He has high up friends in government places, and he
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hasn't been touched, not a finger laid on him. We
can do this. If we get the FBI focused on it,
if we get law enforcement focused on it, we can
do this. It's going to take time. It's just gonna
take time and commitment, that's all. It's gonna take time
and commitment. We will talk to Steve Friend about that
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next hour in more depth. I want to shift gears
on this and do a couple emails before we get
to Tulsa Gabbard and what she said. Hang on Kessey
Kelly Show on seven War but not time for me
to go bottom. Last It is the Jesse Kelly Show
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on a wonderful Tuesday. Do not forget. You can email
us Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. We'll get to
that here in a minute. I should probably clarify something.
Remember I told you at the beginning of the show
that I'm gonna I've been fasting today, just getting healthy,
no big deal. Yes, I have been, Chris Chris Jewish
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producer Chris and aub my wife. They're pushing back against
the claims of a fast because I had one protein
shake this morning. It wasn't even solid food, Chris. It
was one protein shake to ensure my safety. Really what, Chris,
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what did it? I have calories in it? I mean,
I can't be sure, and I don't know. I don't
look at the nutritional information. What difference does it make?
Liquid doesn't count. Everyone knows liquid doesn't count. Don't don't
put down my sacrifice, Chris. It's been nothing but water
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and coffee, and yes, a protein shake full of vitamins
and minerals and other things. It still counts as a fast.
I don't know what your problem whatever, Dear mostly p Oh,
I should probably clarify. Uh. I also did take my
male vitality stack too, but that doesn't what Chris, That
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doesn't violate anything, It doesn't see thank you. Even Chris
backed me up on that. Look. I take it every day.
I'm not gonna miss a day for a fast. I'm
not gonna let my tea levels drop. I don't want
to be James Langford. I can't. I can't let I'm
not gonna fast enough that I turn into James Langford.
I take a male vitality stack from Chalk every day
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go away for a few days and all hell breaks loose. Obviously,
the Summer of Love Part two has been well planned.
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But what is the end game here? How soon before
bullets start flying. How is this how a civil war
gets started? Well, let's address the civil war aspect of this, because,
believe it or not, I'm not telling you that's coming.
I don't think that's coming. Okay, so I don't want
to freak you out, but it's not outside of the
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realm of possibility. We've already talked them about why they
bring in foreigners. The mass importation of foreigners is central
to their plans. We already talked about that, We got that,
We already talked about how much they will protect that
because it's central to their plans. They have to have it.
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If they lose that, they're in trouble. But there's another
part of this, a simple geographical part of this, that
does make some sort of a conflict, an internal conflict, possible.
And I've told you forever that I believe that unless
we get a divorce, I believe eventually civil war is inevitable.
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And let you know, let's talk about what I had
said before. Why did I tell you that under Joe Biden.
What I told you was the Communists will continue to
use the government, the various branches of the government against
their political opponents that eventually that would cause Red states
to and up against the federal government, and eventually you
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would have a situation where the FBI rolls in the
town to arrest the latest Republican and the sheriff finally
does his job with his deputies and says, no, you
can't come in. The people gather. You see, you can
see easily. That's one. That's one of a million ways
that could come to be. Well, let's reverse it, because
we're in a bit of a reversed power situation here.
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Ice is not going to stop these deportations. Trump already
said they're going to continue, city after city across the country.
That's a fact. What else is a fact is elected democrats,
not just street animals anymore. Elected Democrats came up through
the communist system, these different communist front groups. As we
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already pointed out, Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass has a
long documented history of communist training, as in she traveled
the Cube multiple times to get communist and now she's
mayor of La the Blue States, the Blue cities. They
are going to fight for all the bad people like
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it's there everything, because it is there everything. Without it,
they lose all political power. Let me tell you something
someone told me, And I'm not saying this is true,
but I'm saying it's been told to me by residents
of California. If you could deport all the illegals out
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of California, California would be a red state again. That's
been told to be my more than one person in California.
With all the voter fraud that comes and everything else,
that California would be a red state again if you
could deport all the illegals. Now, let's just walk down
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this road so we'll see what I'm talking about. What
if that happened, we deported all the illegals from California,
California becomes a red state. What if let's just make
that the end goal. What if California was a red state?
Do you know how many electoral votes that is for president?
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You understand that if there was ever a day, ever
a day, that California became a red state again, that
it would be just numbers wise impossible for a Democrat
to ever win a national election. Impossible. So when you
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look at the entire Democrat Party, the Communist Party, all
the money behind it, all the people domestic and foreign
who are invested in democrats holding on to power. When
you look at the fact the FBI, CIA irs all
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the groups again foreign domestic, government, not government financial. How
many different entities are invested in democrats holding on to power? Now,
what would they do when faced with the prospect of
California turning red and all that power vanishing into thin air?
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What would you do to protect your house, your car,
your husband, your wife, your children? What would you do
to protect your everything? What's at steak for America's communists
and frankly, the global communists, what's at steak here is
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exactly that. What's at steak is everything. It's not a
small thing we talking about. They're stressing about closing the
local taco stand. We're talking about You lose the governorship,
the state legislature. You eventually are left with nothing, no power,
no influence, no money, no more private jets, fancy steak dinners.
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That's what's at stake for a large number of powerful entities. Now,
how far do you think they would take this? Not
hard to imagine it going pretty far right. Anyway, Let's
move off that. I'm going to talk about something else
really quickly. I'm going to talk about something Tulsey Gabbard
said she put something out there publicly today, has a
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bunch of people on the right angry, and we'll discuss
that next
It's the perfect indo your day Jesse Kelly on seven
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Speaker 2 (00:08):
The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a wonderful,
wonderful Tuesday. I am highly caffeinated and starving, so get
ready for that kind of a show tonight. I'll explain
in a minute. We're gonna talk in a moment, yes,
about riots, but response to riots and things like that.
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In fact, I owe you a little bit of a
history tidbit that I promised to you last night and
then not ended up getting to. Tulci Gabbard said something
about the atomic bombings. We'll get to that. The Trump
administration has promised more ice rates. We'll talk about that.
Why Democrats are always referencing the streets. Gotta get in
the streets. What's Govin Newsome really doing with this whole
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arrest me stuff? All that, your children's education, and so
much more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse
Kelly Show. I need to warn you of something right now.
I am currently fasting today, and my reasoning for it
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is I've heard that it's healthy every now and then,
go half a day, go three quarters of a day
without eating, just coffee and water, just kind of getting
the body detox and all that. Who knows whether that's true.
Wanted to do it today. Occasionally I do that, So
I'm in a dreadful mood. I'm hopefully going to eat
a cheese steak or something in between segments. At some
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point I'm going to break it. But I'm warning you
right now that's where I'm at. So you get what
you get. Don't throw a fit. Now, let's talk about riots, rebellion,
how you should respond in fact, before we get to
la and the continuation of all this incaney, have you
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ever heard of Thebes? Do you ever know what Alexander
the Great did in Thebes? And no, this isn't your
Alexander the Great history stories, So don't think that I'm
doing that now, because this is going to be fairly
fairly quick. But Alexander the Great's father was Philip the Second,
an incredible conqueror by his own right. Philip the Second
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built Alexander the Great's army, trained it, trained Alexander the
Great himself. You could argue Alexander the Great was born
on third base. He just happened to be so incredible
that he got to home. We'll put it to you
that way. Philip the Second, Philip the Second died violently,
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and he died violently right after he had essentially conquered Greece.
Remember this was ancient Greece at the time. It wasn't
a unified place. Sparta was its own place, Thebes was
its own place, Athens was its own place. They were
known as city states, and they were essentially countries. Philip
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didn't like that. He wanted to unify it and rule it.
Depending on whether you're a Philip Defender or a Philip Hayter,
he fought a whole bunch of wars, paid a whole
bunch of bribes to bring it all under his domain,
and he succeeded. Finally, finally got them all under his thumb.
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And at the celebration of this, he had somebody his bodyguard.
Maybe we can't really tell, we know his name. It
was a guy he also had had a relationship with
that we don't have to get into all of it
right now. The guy killed him right in front of
everybody's stuffed the dagger in his ribs and killed Philip
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the Second. Now, remember, Philip the Second had just unified
this new grease on Greece. Then Philip the Second dies,
Alexander the Great rises, has to kill a few people,
rises as the new king, the heir to the throne.
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And Alexander the Great knows in this moment that he's
going to be tested, and he is tested. Barbarian tribes
in the north are testing him. He has to take
an army up there and go fight a bunch of
them and get them back in line. But that wasn't
the big problem. The big problem was a huge, major
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city state, major power player in Greece, a place known
as Thebes. Everyone's heard of Athens and Sparta. Thieves doesn't
get near the pub. They were just as big, just
as important. Themes was a big deal. Thebes decides to rebel.
They are not only in rebellion, they are encouraging other
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city states to rebel with them. They leave with Philip
the Second gone. This is their moment to rebel. Now
Alexander the Great, because he's Alexander the Great, is not
going to put up with this. He's twenty years old
at the time. I might put out, but he's already
a beast. He's already killed men in combat, many of them.
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Leads from the front leads this amazing army. He takes
his army and he marches this army down to thebes. Now,
let me ask you something, Because this is famous. There
a million books have been written about it. You probably
already know about it. If you had a history teacher
that was worth anything, you know about it. Alexander the
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Great is the new king. He's putting down rebellion after
rebellion in this major city, rebels. His army's outside of
the gates. What should he do? How should he handle
this problem? Look, we're obviously talking about the La riots
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in a very roundabout way, but it's very appropriate. If
you're Alexander the Great, what if what if you want
to do the nice guy routine? What if you don't
want to hurt anybody? Of course I don't want to
hurt anybody. I'm assuming you don't want to hurt anybody.
You don't want to hurt people. What if you're Alexander
the Great and you think to yourself, Man, I like
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these thebans. I used to come down here and chase
women around in the summertime. I think I'll I want
to maintain the city. What if Alexander the Great, when
thieves is in rebellion. What if he comes up with
a bunch of gold and prizes for thebes and he
tells Thebes, hey, I'm sorry you're angry. Let me buy
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you some gifts. You know what, Actually, let me be
extra nice. You don't want to be in this little
country we've created. Now I'll let you go. I'll just
let it go. That's what a nice person would be
inclined to do. Maybe you, maybe that's what you would
be inclined to do. After all, it's a big city, men, women, children,
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old people, young, everything. But let's play this out because
we're dealing with this right now in the United States
of America. If Alexander the Great lets Thebes go or
lets Thebes off easy, what happens from there? Athens? Athens
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has been wanting to rebel against Alexander the Great since
they were brought under his thumb. They fought a war
against against his father to try to not join this group.
Of course, they lost, so they had to join. What
does Athens do if Alexander the Great lets thieves go?
What do the other city states large and small do?
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If Alexander the Great shows up and is the nice
guy and lets it go. You know what they do.
Don't be naive. They leave, So Alexander the Great doesn't
let it go. Alexander the Great kicks in the walls,
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he enslaves all thirty thousand inhabitants of the city. That
doesn't count the roughly six thousand he kills in the battle.
Thieves never stood a chance against Alexander the Great. He
was Alexander the Great. He didn't get that name for nothing.
He beat the living crap out of them, enslaved everyone
that he didn't kill, and then burnt the city to
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the ground. He spared some Greek temples and things like
that for religious reasons and whatnot, but burns the city
to the ground. To this day, it's controversial. People talk
about it, like, write books about it. What an evil jerk,
what a great man. But guess how many major rebellions
Alexander the Great dealt with after thieves was done smoldering zero?
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None In life, dealing with rebellion, dealing with anarchy, Dealing
with opponents, political opponents, military opponents, is almost always dirty.
In rough violence. Sometimes it's hard for good people who
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want to live good, normal lives. I want to go
to school, I want to go to work. I want
to go to church. I want to go to softball.
Normal people who live normal lives oftentimes have a hard
time accepting that things are necessary. Bad things, rough things,
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Sometimes violent things are necessary to prevent worse things. But
that's how life works. Donald Trump made the controversial decision
to not only send in the National Guard, to send
in United States Marines, and then he came out today
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and he announced something else, and I love it, and
we are going to discuss that in detail in just
a moment. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
fantastic Tuesday. Reminding you you can email the show Jesse
at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We love your emails, Love hey,
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death threats. All are welcome. Ask doctor Jesse questions for Friday.
All are welcome here. Now, we just talked about how
you have to respond to rebellions, and it's not even
necessarily about the rebellion that's taking place. It's about the
next one, and the next one and the next one.
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And I'm telling you right now, these communists, the street
ones and the elite ones, they are dead set against
anything stopping the revolution. They have moved so far forward.
These people feel like they can taste final victory, and
they feel as if the election of Trump, they feel
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like they are losing it, in danger of losing it.
They are operating with the level of desperation that we
cannot fully comprehend. That's how desperate they are. What you're
seeing happen in Los Angeles right now is not the
big one. This is the first one. This is what's
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known as probing the lines. You ever heard of probing
the lines? When you attack somebody's perimeter, their defenses. You
send a few guys over here and see how they respond,
And then you send a few guys over there and
see how they respond, testing for weaknesses. They're testing right now.
Ice was in Los Angels deporting barbarians. They thought they
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could mobilize, cause enough problems and get Trump to back off.
Trump came out today said a few things. How long
will they be there until you think, until there's no danger?
Speaker 1 (12:17):
When the day it's easy and look, it's common sense.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
You asked me that how long will the National Guard
be there until there's no danger? That wasn't even the
best thing, he said. Remember, this is a calculated move
by the communists to stop deportations. They want to cause
enough of a ruckus that Ice leaves LA, they leave Chicago,
they leave New York, they leave all these central hubs
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for foreign barbarians and never come back, because, after all,
we don't want another riot. Trump man sometimes he just
nailed to be here before, and I went just stop
on that for a second. Credit to him for learning.
Donald Trump was here before and did not fully understand
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at the time who and what he was dealing with.
This was during the George Floyd ryots. He didn't get it. Understandably,
most people didn't get it. Maybe you didn't get it.
It was hard to grasp it at the time. What
was happening after George Floyd died and there are riots
all over the country. I don't know. Do we need
a federal police reform? Should we do a cop round table?
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I Don'tnutice did not fully get it. But then he
sat back and watched the animals, and he watched as
a bullet shot him in a year, and he watched
them throw him in prison and arrest him. He watched
and watched and watched, and finally he learned, and he
understands who and what he's dealing with. Now that's what
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he's referencing at the beginning of this I've been here before,
he has, and he found out how savage these people can.
Speaker 3 (13:55):
Be here before.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
And I went right by every rule, and I waited
for governors to say send in the National Guard.
Speaker 3 (14:03):
They wouldn't do it, they wouldn't do it, and.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
They just wouldn't do it. They kept going on and on,
got worse and worse, and in Minneapolis, that city was
burning down seven days and I said, I don't care
the governor. This guy wouldn't call the National Guard, and
we ultimately just sent it in the National Guard. We
stopped it, but that was after seven days. And I
said to myself, if that stuff happens again, we've got
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to make faster decisions because they don't want to do it.
Speaker 2 (14:31):
The radical left.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
It's usually radical left, and it's usually governors that are Democrat,
and they don't want to call them in. They don't
want to save lives, they don't want to save property,
they don't want to call them in. I don't know
what it is.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
People many people, myself included, don't want to absolve myself
of it. Have been critical of Trump in the past
for not learning from this or not learning for that,
or not moving off of something. You know, I love
the vaccine. So anyone, myself included, who's been critical should
give credit where credits due. That's a man who says
we should have been faster, should have been I should
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not have let that go before he learned. You let
these animals go, the animals will run wild, he learned.
And then I mean, imagine you're Donald Trump. Right now,
You're watching la everyone's watching the fires. People can't take
their eyes off the news. You're debating, how do you respond?
What do you do? And even if you send in
the Marines now, it would be tempting if you're a
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president and you're worried about approval numbers and you're worried
about writing your name on history and you want to
be on Mount Rushmore if you're that guy. Okay, even
if we put this one down, maybe we should, maybe
we should back off and not do these in blue
areas anymore. Here's what he said. People expect to see
similar operations in the rest of the country, and we'll
send out protests.
Speaker 1 (15:48):
Yeah, it was a desision. We're moving murders out of
our country that we're put here by Biden or the Eutropen,
the Autopen really did the people, whether it's Lisha Monico
or whoever operated the Autopen.
Speaker 3 (16:00):
And these are criminals.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
The people are criminals that allowed these criminals into our country.
We're going to get them out. We're getting them out.
We're starting to get acknowledgment from the courts. That is
a system. They come in without courts and they go
up after they want trials and everything else.
Speaker 3 (16:16):
I think that's starting to work out now. Judges are
starting to see what a terrible situation. And as many
of those people that you saw on television last night
are criminals that were allowed into our country by Biden.
Speaker 2 (16:29):
He goes on to talk about all this. Are you
going to stop? Are you going to slow down? Nope,
We're getting them out of the country. Good for Donald Trump.
That's how you respond fast and we're not slowing down.
When the communist begs you to slow down, you ramp
it up aggressive. Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday,
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and I should give you a heads up because I
saw Cash Patel said that the Bureau is going to
come out and investigate the funding behind all these riots
anti ice, riots and things like that. Taking down an
organized crime, organized crime organization. You probably shouldn't say it
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that way, but an organized crime organization is a long,
complicated process. So I'm going to give you the lay
person view of this, and then next hour, about one
hour from now, we are going to bring on former
FBI agents Steve Friend to explain this in a lot
more nerdy detail than I'm about to explain it to you. Okay, First, Rico,
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I get a bunch of emails. Rico, Rico, Rico, Hey, Rico,
what's going on? Why can't they use Rico Rico? I
know we all talk about it, We've all seen it
in the movies and television. It is complicated, and it's
very difficult to use Rico, and it should be difficult
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to use Rico. Allow me to explain, for the longest time,
we're gonna make this about the mob, but this is
going to apply to communist groups and other people. For
the longest time, the mob, the mafia, they were really
really above the law for a variety of different reasons.
But the bosses, the guys running things, never went to prison,
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never got in trouble, and they never got in trouble
because they figure it out. They need to not get
their hands dirty. You. If you want somebody taken out,
for instance, you don't, as the boss, grab a gun
and go shoot somebody. You hire a guy who not
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hire a guy, but you hire a guy, or a
guy who works for you hires a guy, or you
get cutouts between you and the actual murder. Thus you
never committed any crimes. Sure is someone who worked for
you committed a crime, but you didn't. Same thing works
for drug dealers. In fact, it works this way to
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this day. Not long ago, there was a bunch of
car thefts in my area and the cops dug into it.
What did they find It was a bunch of thirteen
and fourteen year olds boosting cars. Why what sense does that?
Are these just delinquents? Well, yes they're delinquents, but they're
also part of a gang that knows you can use
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miners to commit the actual crimes. They're not going to
go to prison, they're not even eligible. You're not actually
stealing the car. It's that kid stealing the car. You
get how it works. Okay, So the federal government came
up with the way where the mob boss can go
to jail and that way is rico. Rico is if
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you are part of an ongoing criminal enterprise, then you
whether or not you did the shooting, the drug dealing,
the car stealing, you that rhymed Chris, what Chris it did?
Speaker 1 (20:10):
That was?
Speaker 2 (20:11):
That was sweet? I know it is a bit of
Doctor Seuss with you. More flair either way. If you
are part of an ongoing criminal enterprise, anything that criminal
enterprise does, any crime it commits, whether or not you
physically did it, you're guilty of it. Now. Rico cases
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are famously, famously difficult to what we just talked about,
and they should be difficult. They should be. There should
be a tremendous burden on the government to prove a
that there is an ongoing criminal enterprise, b that I
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am part of the ongoing criminal enterprise. You know how
many times it took them to take down John Gottie.
I'm old enough to remember all the headlines. When I
was a kid. It was a Time magazine, news week,
something like that. Maybe it was even a newspaper, the
Teflawn Dawn and all that he kept. It's hard to
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prove and should be. We don't like that when it's
easy to identify the bad guy. Hey, the dude with
a Molotov cocktail and a Mexican flag torching a cop car,
that's the bad guy. How do we send him to prison?
And how do we send whoever's stroking him a check
to do that? How do we send them to prison?
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They're the bad guys who wrote the checks. The bad guys.
Send him to prison? When we, with our naked eyes
can identify criminal behavior, we want the outcomes to be fast,
to be right away. That's not how it works. And
if I can make myself sound a little maybe I
sound like a Namby Pamby at this point in time.
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But we want that process to be complicated. That said,
it has to be done. Taking down the various communist
networks in this country must be done. But let me
go ahead and give this to you. You know how
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many years, decades it took to really take apart the
mafia's strength in this country. Decades of work, cases, failures, acquittals.
That decades of work and taking down the Italian mafia
in the United States of America is a tiny little
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warm up compared to what it will take to take
apart the communist funding machine of this country in large
part because the communists funding machine. In many jurisdictions, federal, state,
and local works hand in hand with the government. Remember
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we talked about yesterday this Churla, one of the main
groups funding and organizing these La riots. Ninety six percent
of their funding is from the government. Why is that?
What's going on? Well, remember, if you are an elected
democrat in this country, you are either a former communist
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activist or you have to pretend to be. And you
know that these various communist front groups, whatever they are,
the gay ones, the black ones, the foreigner ones, the whatever,
whatever ones they are, you understand they are your allies.
They are your foot soldiers, they are your voters. They
will attack your opponents, they will help you when you
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need it. So taking down these communist organizations is going
to be difficult for the same reason it took so
long to take down the mafia. It took so long
to take down to MAFIAU they bought off the cops
and the judges and the prosecutors. Once you find a
way to pay off to incorporate government personnel in your
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ongoing criminal organization, well then it takes longer to take
it down. Remember, for instance, what Brandon Darby talked to
us about our war against the cartels in Mexico and
how there's one cartel that's reaping all the benefits. Remember
what he taught us, there's one cartel reaping all the benefits,
one cartel not being attacked. Well, why how did that happen?
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Oh that's the cartel whose head is I believe it's
their secretary of defense, Mexico's secretary of defense. The head
of the cartel is best friends with their secretary of defense.
He has high up friends in government places, and he
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hasn't been touched, not a finger laid on him. We
can do this. If we get the FBI focused on it,
if we get law enforcement focused on it, we can
do this. It's going to take time. It's just gonna
take time and commitment, that's all. It's gonna take time
and commitment. We will talk to Steve Friend about that
(25:26):
next hour in more depth. I want to shift gears
on this and do a couple emails before we get
to Tulsa Gabbard and what she said. Hang on Kessey
Kelly Show on seven War but not time for me
to go bottom. Last It is the Jesse Kelly Show
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on a wonderful Tuesday. Do not forget. You can email
us Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. We'll get to
that here in a minute. I should probably clarify something.
Remember I told you at the beginning of the show
that I'm gonna I've been fasting today, just getting healthy,
no big deal. Yes, I have been, Chris Chris Jewish
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producer Chris and aub my wife. They're pushing back against
the claims of a fast because I had one protein
shake this morning. It wasn't even solid food, Chris. It
was one protein shake to ensure my safety. Really what, Chris,
(26:39):
what did it? I have calories in it? I mean,
I can't be sure, and I don't know. I don't
look at the nutritional information. What difference does it make?
Liquid doesn't count. Everyone knows liquid doesn't count. Don't don't
put down my sacrifice, Chris. It's been nothing but water
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and coffee, and yes, a protein shake full of vitamins
and minerals and other things. It still counts as a fast.
I don't know what your problem whatever, Dear mostly p Oh,
I should probably clarify. Uh. I also did take my
male vitality stack too, but that doesn't what Chris, That
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doesn't violate anything, It doesn't see thank you. Even Chris
backed me up on that. Look. I take it every day.
I'm not gonna miss a day for a fast. I'm
not gonna let my tea levels drop. I don't want
to be James Langford. I can't. I can't let I'm
not gonna fast enough that I turn into James Langford.
I take a male vitality stack from Chalk every day
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go away for a few days and all hell breaks loose. Obviously,
the Summer of Love Part two has been well planned.
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But what is the end game here? How soon before
bullets start flying. How is this how a civil war
gets started? Well, let's address the civil war aspect of this, because,
believe it or not, I'm not telling you that's coming.
I don't think that's coming. Okay, so I don't want
to freak you out, but it's not outside of the
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realm of possibility. We've already talked them about why they
bring in foreigners. The mass importation of foreigners is central
to their plans. We already talked about that, We got that,
We already talked about how much they will protect that
because it's central to their plans. They have to have it.
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If they lose that, they're in trouble. But there's another
part of this, a simple geographical part of this, that
does make some sort of a conflict, an internal conflict, possible.
And I've told you forever that I believe that unless
we get a divorce, I believe eventually civil war is inevitable.
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And let you know, let's talk about what I had
said before. Why did I tell you that under Joe Biden.
What I told you was the Communists will continue to
use the government, the various branches of the government against
their political opponents that eventually that would cause Red states
to and up against the federal government, and eventually you
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would have a situation where the FBI rolls in the
town to arrest the latest Republican and the sheriff finally
does his job with his deputies and says, no, you
can't come in. The people gather. You see, you can
see easily. That's one. That's one of a million ways
that could come to be. Well, let's reverse it, because
we're in a bit of a reversed power situation here.
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Ice is not going to stop these deportations. Trump already
said they're going to continue, city after city across the country.
That's a fact. What else is a fact is elected democrats,
not just street animals anymore. Elected Democrats came up through
the communist system, these different communist front groups. As we
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already pointed out, Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass has a
long documented history of communist training, as in she traveled
the Cube multiple times to get communist and now she's
mayor of La the Blue States, the Blue cities. They
are going to fight for all the bad people like
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it's there everything, because it is there everything. Without it,
they lose all political power. Let me tell you something
someone told me, And I'm not saying this is true,
but I'm saying it's been told to me by residents
of California. If you could deport all the illegals out
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of California, California would be a red state again. That's
been told to be my more than one person in California.
With all the voter fraud that comes and everything else,
that California would be a red state again if you
could deport all the illegals. Now, let's just walk down
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this road so we'll see what I'm talking about. What
if that happened, we deported all the illegals from California,
California becomes a red state. What if let's just make
that the end goal. What if California was a red state?
Do you know how many electoral votes that is for president?
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You understand that if there was ever a day, ever
a day, that California became a red state again, that
it would be just numbers wise impossible for a Democrat
to ever win a national election. Impossible. So when you
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look at the entire Democrat Party, the Communist Party, all
the money behind it, all the people domestic and foreign
who are invested in democrats holding on to power. When
you look at the fact the FBI, CIA irs all
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the groups again foreign domestic, government, not government financial. How
many different entities are invested in democrats holding on to power? Now,
what would they do when faced with the prospect of
California turning red and all that power vanishing into thin air?
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What would you do to protect your house, your car,
your husband, your wife, your children? What would you do
to protect your everything? What's at steak for America's communists
and frankly, the global communists, what's at steak here is
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exactly that. What's at steak is everything. It's not a
small thing we talking about. They're stressing about closing the
local taco stand. We're talking about You lose the governorship,
the state legislature. You eventually are left with nothing, no power,
no influence, no money, no more private jets, fancy steak dinners.
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That's what's at stake for a large number of powerful entities. Now,
how far do you think they would take this? Not
hard to imagine it going pretty far right. Anyway, Let's
move off that. I'm going to talk about something else
really quickly. I'm going to talk about something Tulsey Gabbard
said she put something out there publicly today, has a
(34:38):
bunch of people on the right angry, and we'll discuss
that next
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