June 9, 2025 • 33 mins
Donald Trump vs. Elon Musk
Jesse doesn't have a side on the battle.
He made a prediction that Elon Musk wouldn't stay long in the White House months ago.
The importance of arguing with your friends in private.
James Lankford: Trump ‘trying to de-escalate’ by deploying National Guard to Los Angeles
Headlines we didn't get to:
California's AG announces lawsuit against Trump
‘You essentially destroyed any chance I have,’ DNC chair told David Hogg in private meeting
Jesse doesn't have a side on the battle.
He made a prediction that Elon Musk wouldn't stay long in the White House months ago.
The importance of arguing with your friends in private.
James Lankford: Trump ‘trying to de-escalate’ by deploying National Guard to Los Angeles
Headlines we didn't get to:
California's AG announces lawsuit against Trump
‘You essentially destroyed any chance I have,’ DNC chair told David Hogg in private meeting
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Perfect into your day, Jesse Kelly on sevent ten Woon
James Machine is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of
The Jesse Kelly Show. On a wonderful, wonderful Monday. We'll
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get to this Minnesota State Repid meeting. She's an illegal.
That'll be a good time. Yeah. I'm gonna dog on
James Langford at one point in time this hour because
it's what I do. We'll get to emails talk about
renaming Navy ships and why I'm angry with aub At
right now. But before I get to that, I wanted
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to touch on it because you all emailed me about
it last week. What happened with Trump, what happened with
Elon Musk, what happened with what happened with all that? Chris,
You might want to go ahead and get the prediction
ready because I'll be calling for that in a moment. First,
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let's discuss this. There was always going to be a
falling out between Trump and Elon, always, always, always, for
a couple different reasons. Alpha Males, I hate using that
term because it's so overused today. It's just it's an
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obnoxious term, to be honest with you, So I'll set
aside the alpha male term leaders. Most people are not leaders.
They're not naturally leaders. If you're not a natural leader,
you don't have to feel bad about yourself. Most people
aren't natural leaders. And if I may, leaders get all
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the pub leaders, get the pretty girls. But it's okay
if you're not a leader. Everyone isn't supposed to be
a leader. God made everybody differently. You can only make
a few leaders, otherwise you'd have too many leaders. Okay.
But leaders, alpha males or whatever word you want to
put on it. They are guys like Donald Trump where
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they walk in the room and it doesn't it doesn't
necessarily come with the title. By the way, the title
always helps. But there are guys who when they walk
in the room. When you're at a party, you know
that big business party I was at in Florida, even
though it was work. When you walk in the room,
everyone's looking at you. Oh hey, who's that? Oh that
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guy the guy who seems in command. You are you
have either known a guy like that, maybe you are
a guy like that. Natural leaders when they fall into
a situation. It could be a project at school, it
could be something politically, whatever situation. The situation may be
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They always end up leading it in some way, being
the big voice in the room. Those types of guys
are wonderful. You need them. They help drive everything. You
need them to make the world, go to innovate, to
lead countries, to lead armies, to lead your school project.
You need those guys. But like anything else in life,
there are positives and negatives. The negatives to dudes who
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lead natural leaders they oftentimes almost always, frankly, they don't
work well with other leaders. It's how they're built. So
Trump and Elon there was always going to be a
clash at some point in time. Elon Musk is the
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wealthiest man on the planet, in command of multiple companies.
He is used to walking in a room and saying
jump and everybody around him saying how hi. But on
the other side is Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a billionaire.
Donald Trump is not only a billionaire, he has been
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a mover and shaker and deal maker. I didn't mean
for that to rhyme and for me to sound like
Rick Flair, but that was awesome, if I may point out.
But Donald Trump, as long as I've been alive, I've
watched other wealthy, rich people on television refer to him
as mister Trump. Donald Trump was always one of those guys.
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And I don't email me and tell me you don't
like him. I don't care. This isn't about like or
not like. I don't care. Donald Trump is a natural leader.
He is. On top of that, he's now the president
of the United States of America. When Donald Trump walks
in a room, everyone's looking at him, love him, hate him.
That's Donald Trump. And when you speak to him, you
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refer to him as mister President or mister Trump. He's
a man used to commanding everything. Did you ever see
that video? It was from his first presidency, from his
first four years. And unless you're a to total political
nerd like I am, you won't know what I'm talking about.
And it's not important enough for you to go look
it up. But you're welcome to go look it up.
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Donald Trump was internationally. He went over I forget. It
was somewhere in Europe and there was this group of
European world leaders and Donald Trump at some event and
they're walking from one place to the other. It wasn't
anything major. It was see one of those places where
let's move from this conference room to that conference room.
Kind of a thing. They're walking from one place to
the other, and they get to the gathering area where
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all the world leaders are going to gather next. It's
a video that's widely available. I'm almost positive it was
the leader of Luxembourg. I think it was Luxembourg, very
very tiny country. Happened to He didn't do anything wrong.
But as they got to where they were walking through,
picture this whole herd of leaders, of European leaders, of American
leaders walking somewhere. As they got to where they were going,
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the head of Luxembourg happened to be ahead of Donald Trump.
He got the beforehand was standing in front of Donald Trump.
Donald Trump physically reaches out with a hand, gave him. Look,
it's friendly. It's not like he hit him, but gives
him the professional, professional version of getting the locker nerd
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with his right hand, brushes another world leader to the
side and steps in front so he can be in front,
and then adjusts his suit jacket like, hey, the man
is here. That guy working hand in hand, being work
besties with the most with the richest guy in the
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world was always going to have an expiration date. And
it doesn't mean everyone. Everyone emailed me it was asking
me whose side are you on? Whose side are you on?
I don't know that that's necessarily the way to look
at this. I looked at this as inevitable, evitable, and
another thing made this inevitable. And just so you don't
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think I'm Johnny come Lately on this, I'm gonna go
ahead and brag about myself. This was me from November, right.
I think it was right after the election, wasn't it, Chris?
It was right after November eighteenth, Okay, so right after
the election. I'm not Johnny come lately to this. Right
after the election. If you were listening to the Jesse
Kelly Show, you would have heard this. They are going
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to be fought. Any effort to eliminate these agencies, eliminate
these jobs is going to be fought tooth and nail
by the system. The Communists have spent decades filling up
this government with evil demons to try to ensure their
agenda will essentially be written into law forever. They are
going to have judges blocking things. This is gonna block them.
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This lawsuit, that lawsuit, and my prediction is Elon Musk
is not going to last that long. And this is
not to rip on Elon at all. I'm so grateful.
If he left tomorrow, I'd be grateful. I think he's
going to get frustrated with the pace, frustrated with the slump,
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with the swamp, possibly even bored because things aren't moving
the way he wants them to move. What do you
mean this? I just fired these two hundred people. Wow,
Elanya have to understand the federal judge and the Fifth
Circuit already stepped in just stud my prediction. One I
very much hope I am wrong about. My prediction is
we are not going to have Elon for that much longer,
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and if we don't, glad we had him while we
had him. And it's not that I think he's going
to leave him become our arch nemesis or something like that.
That's not what I'm saying. I think a guy like
that is going to frustrate very very very quickly with
how quickly the system digs in and pushes back. Told
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you so. A guy like Elon Musk is used to
working in the private sector, where things are done at
the speed you want them done because you're the boss
and you said go. The federal government doesn't work that way.
My frustrations with this gigantic bill. I get both sides.
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As I've told you before, I totally get Trump's side.
I promise these things, these things are in the bill.
Sign it into law. I need to get it done.
Totally get Trump side. I totally get the other side.
This spends way too much money if we don't cut
spending that way, Are we ever going to cut it?
We're always told to wait, are we ever gonna cut
I totally get both sides. I'm not talking about the
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nitty gritty of the bill. A guy like Elon Musk
starts this doge thing and starts combing through the government
and finds out the government is the largest criminal enterprise
on the planet. And he immediately him and his group
of super nerds identify all this corruption. And for Elon Musk,
career private sector guy, it's an easy solution. Hey, here's
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a problem up. I looked into it. I found this
solution for the problem. Cut out the problem. Government doesn't
work that way, especially a criminal government like ours. There
were always going there was always going to be a clash.
Elon was always going to get frustrated. You know, it
was always going to end. Now I will wrap this
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up by addressing how it ended, and then we're going
to move on because this is old news. Anyway, We'll
move on. I'll talk about why I'm mad at aub.
We'll do some emails. It is the Jesse Kelly Show,
reminding you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. And yes, of course we want your love,
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your hate, your death threats. Let's finish up this elon
Trump stuff because I still need to get to emails.
I need to get to James Langford. I need to
get to other things. The Trump elon fallout. It was
insanely embarrassing. It's not just that it was because we
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had our little two person triumvirt which I guess didn't
make it a triumvirant, but we had our little two
person coalition, a couple of powerful guys taken on the left,
and we enjoyed it. Ad We got Trump, we got
the President, we got the richest man in the world.
They've joined forces, Woo Hooper, were going to do a
lot of good and then we watched this very public
spectacle play out on social media as they started throwing
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poop at each other. And I can't believe I'm going
to say this, but really most of the ugly stuff
was thrown by Elon, not Trump. That's very very rare.
Trump's happy to do these things, but Trump, honestly, Trump
really handled this pretty straight up, to be honest, for
the most part, Trump, they wush him. Well, I'm not
worried about it. But Elon Musk is throwing things out
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there like Trump was on Epstein Island and then really
really really rough stuff, stuff that he's deleted since then.
This is not about Trump and Elon. This is something
you and I have talked about many times before. You
can argue with your friends. You can argue with your husband,
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with your wife, you can argue with co workers, you
can argue with political allies. All these things are not
only acceptable, frankly, in some situations they're healthy. You know
what's healthy to argue with your spouse now and then
working out get your I don't mean throw things at
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each other. Work it out. You have differences, have a
good argument about it, work it out. You know what's
healthy to argue with business partners people like that. I
don't want to use FedEx? How want to use ups? No,
you're stupid. We'll fight, argue, get it out. It's healthy
to argue with your friends privately, privately. I know it's
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the social media era. And because it's the social media era,
you know, adults in order people. They love to put
this all on kids, kids these days, and younger people.
But it's not just them. Everyone, young and old, men
and women, powerful, powerless people believe they have to put
every single thing they say, or every single thing they think,
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every single thing they do, they believe it has to
be displayed publicly on social media. I know you've seen it,
maybe in a poor moment of judgment. Maybe you even
participated in it. Maybe you got on Facebook and blasted
your ex wife. Maybe you got on Twitter and crucified
your your your best friend, your former employer, your aunt.
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Everything doesn't have to be public. You didn't even know
I was in New Orleans for a couple of days
last week, did you? Why? Because I don't put everything
I do out there for public consumption, I don't have
to neither, do you. Something can be private. Arguments with friends,
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family members, spouses, even xes should be private. When you
do it publicly, Oh, I know, you got your blood
up and you're mad, and I can't believe he cheated
on me, and you want to put that out there publicly.
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You put things out there publicly, you have made an
enemy forever. You can argue with your friend, scream at
each other. Shoot, especially dudes. Probably not as much women,
but dudes, you can flat out fight in your younger years.
I haven't done it, participated in it. Wake up next day,
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Hey man, we go get some eggs. Yeah, what we're thinking.
That was dumb. Yeah, it was dumb privately. You do
it publicly, you make it a spectator sport. Those wounds
never heal. I've told you me, I've had friends. It's
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happened to me actually since I've done this job. Friends,
people that I've dined with, people whose homes I've been in,
disagreed with something I said on the radio show or
something online, and they'll blast me publicly in front of everybody.
I will immediately block your account, block your phone number,
and we will never speak again ever. And you could
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have texted me that you hate my guts and think
I'm an idiot, and I would have been totally fine
with it. We might have argued, would have been totally
fine with it. You do that to me publicly, We're
done forever for life. That's how people operate. Elon Musk.
I know he regrets it because he deleted it. All.
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Even the richest, most powerful men in the world make
this mistake. Elon Musk decided to put it out there public.
Who knows if it's true or not that Donald Trump's
on the Epstein Island list, essentially calling Donald Trump, not
just calling him a pedophile, calling him a pedophile in
front of everyone the whole world. People in Japan woke up.
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People in Japan woke up, and they read what Elon
Musk said about Donald Trump. Can't heal that, can't walk
it back, can't take it back. Don't do that publicly. Please,
this is not for them. Whatever they should have known better,
both of them. Sham on both of them. It's for you.
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It's for me. Believe me when I tell you keep
your disagreements private unless you're one hundred percent sure you're
never going to talk or work with that person ever again,
because if you blast them publicly, you're not just some
advice some daddy Jesse do with that what you will.
Let's move on. Let's make fun of James Lane through
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some more emails. It is Jesse Kelly's show on a
fantastic Monday, and I'll get to Langford here in just
the moment, just briefly. Don't worry. I'm not going to
go off on Ninthford forever again. But I have to
say I'm upset with Ob. You see Ob the wife.
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She got a blessing, a blessing that fell right in
her lap, a blessing she was mad about, and a
blessing I will never get again. She got the blessing
of jury duty. I as longtime listeners to the show,
will know love jury duty, Love jury duty. I adore it.
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I think it's one a civic duty. I know I
sound old fashioned, but I really do believe that good
people need to sit on jury's. We can't just have
the losers and scumbags on the juries. It's a civic duty.
It's unbelievably interesting finding out more about our criminal justice system,
just every part of it. I find fantastic. I not
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only sat on a jury. At one point in time,
I was nominated as the jury foreman. No big deal,
even though I was the youngest one on the jury,
and it was like a five or six day drug
case with undercover video except what Chris. What Chris said,
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most of them aren't that cool. I'm sorry the criminals
didn't do cool enough crimes for you to enjoy. Chris. Sorry,
you had to bore yourself with things like the law.
What his grasp was too long? That's the one you
had to deal with. Well, I hope you brought the
hammer down. There's no excuse for that. Anyway. Bob gets
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a summons to a jury today. She goes and I
tell her beforehand, I said, baby, just tell him you're
my wife. They're never going to pick you. This happened
last time I got picked. Now that I have this job,
I'm never going to get picked for a jury. They're
just never gonna let me do it. I said, just
tell them you're my wife. They gotta kick you out. Well,
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they never asked her the question who were you married to?
What are their views? And that wouldn't be a question
they would ask. She makes it through and gets selected. Boom,
she gets selected. Okay, she's texting me this this is
not far. This is not long before the shows. An
hour or two before the show, me Chris Corey were
chilling har et and cheese steaks and all this is happening.
This is breaking news, if you will breaking news anyway.
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So I text her is it a murder case? And
she says, I'm not telling you? And I said, well,
what do you mean you're not telling me? What kind
of a case is it? She texts me back, Gosh,
this is so nerdy. I don't even want to say
it in front of everybody that she's not allowed. I said,
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what do you mean you're not allowed? She said, they
swore us to secrecy. I said, I don't care. Who
cares to tell me. I need to know. I'm dying
over here. Is it a drug case? Are we dealing
with the cartels? What's happening? Are we gonna get a
mob payoff or something? What is it? She says? This
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unbelievable nerd. I don't want to get busted for jerry misconduct.
Oh my gosh, what, Chris? What you know? What you write? Chris?
She probably got something lame and doesn't want to tell me.
And I don't know if I'll ever know, because she
ended up texting me that they dismissed her really late.
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I mean she was probably an alternate, one too many
alternates or something like that. And I bet you I'll
go home and she still won't tell me. These rule followers,
I'll never understand these people. Gosh, anyway, speaking of people
that drive me nuts, do you remember this is just
gonna be brief. I'm not gonna go off on that
ginger again. Do you remember last year? You see Joe
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Biden had spent four years bringing in as many barbarians
as possible, and now you get to watch Mexican flags
waving in front of burning cop cars in La. Remember
Democrats did that to you on purpose. The Democrat Party
believes in that. And do you remember last year? Weirdest thing?
A Republican from a red state, Oklahoma, James Langford is
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his name. He tried to pass a massive amnesty bill
with Democrats. Everyone knew what they were doing. We looked
into the fine print of the bill and it was
a bill that had amnesty. It was a bill that
guaranteed it guaranteed that the invasion would continue. Remember I
forget what the number was, but it was something like, well,
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border enforcement will definitely start after five or ten thousand.
It was bonkers. It was an open borders bill and
James Langford was all over television pushing for that bill
after Democrats spent four years bringing the barbarians in. Now
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James Langford is on the news. This is from the
press on Sunday, saying things like that, I.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
Think what President Trump's trying to do is pretty clear,
is trying to de escalate all the tensions that are there.
We're watching, as Americans, scenes of burning cars and intersections,
and people waving American flags at local law enforcement, concrete
blocks being thrown at federal law enforcement. We watched this
kind of scene that five six years ago when there
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was a takeover.
Speaker 1 (22:43):
James Langford, after watching the country fill up with foreigners,
tried to bring in even more of them last year.
Not ancient history, last year. And on Sunday yesterday, James
Langford went to the news and complained that the animals
were acting like animals. This is how it works in
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the United States Senate. This is how it works when
the GOP primary voter is lazy and stupid and uninformed.
These senators, because James Langford isn't up for reelection until
twenty twenty eight, these senators will screw us over and
screw us over and help the communists and help the
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communists and help the communists, and then help the communists
some more. And then when the election year gets a
little closer, they run to the television set and they
talk like America first. Border hawk patriots and the GOP
primary voter in Texas and Oklahoma, in South Carolina, North Carolina,
the Dakota is Wyoming, you name the red state. The
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GOP primary voter sits there and laps it up like
a dog on a hot summer day that just got
back from a war and gets to his water bowl.
The GOP primary farter, ha James Langford, Look how hard
he is on the border. Herb, Let's run down there
and vote form in the primary again. He's America First,
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just like Donald Trump drives me up the wall. Cannot
stand it. We have got to be better and we've
got to be smarter. What a disgrace that these people
get away with this stuff. Gosh steems me. Jesse. You
may have read this one. He's talking about Medal of Honor.
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I have missed a few episodes, But what about Teddy
Roosevelt Junior, who at fifty six stormed Utah Beach with
a cane and a pistol as a brigadier general. His
son the look. Teddy Roosevelt Senior and his sons came
from a different era, in a much better era. It
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was an era, an era well most of human history.
If you were a king, a president, a senator, or a
congressman or a general, and you advocated for war somewhere, you,
yourself or somebody close to you, mostly your children would
be at a risk of dying in that war. That
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is how leadership is supposed to operate. That's how it
should operate. Here today we have all these guys from lindygram.
I can't believe why he doesn't have kids. Mitt Romney
or the rest of them. They want to invade everywhere.
Everything is war. This is war. They'd love to talk
tough about war. And yet none of Mitt Romney's eighty
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five kids have ever found the military recruiting office. Makes
me want to vomit. Teddy Roosevelt. I loved a lot
of things about him, hated a lot of things about him.
But you can say this, the man may have loved war,
but he didn't want to sit at out, and he
didn't believe in his children sitting it out either. He
gave some up for this country. Teddy Roseven himself almost
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died for this country in the wars he advocated for.
He was man enough to grab his weapon himself and
go fight. That's a better way to live, all right,
Let's talk about renaming ships. A couple more emails, maybe
even some garlic bread. This Minnesota state rep who admitted
to being an illegal, what the heck. But that's not
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forget that. There is still a trade war coming. It
is coming. It's coming with China. You know it is.
We've talked about it extensively, and other countries around the
world know what's coming. It is The Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful Monday. Remember you can email
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the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also, if
you're curious why all these different Democrats are defending the
rioters an administration that's targeting peaceful protests, people that are
there at protest the president. Why do they do that?
Why why do they do this stuff?
Speaker 3 (27:12):
Oh, they are here to say for the immigrants they.
Speaker 1 (27:15):
Have been arrested. Why did they do that? Why do
they do this? We have people who are immigrants here
who are trying to seek a better living for come
from places where they have experienced this.
Speaker 3 (27:30):
Kind of thing.
Speaker 1 (27:32):
Let me explain. If you are a Democrat, an elected
Democrat today, whether it's city council or United States senator
or anything else in between. If you are an elected
Democrat politician, one of two things are true. Either A,
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you came up through the street communist system. That would
be people like well, perfect example, La Mayor Karen Bass.
She's the mayor of Los Angeles. That's the mayor of
America's second biggest city. Did you know that Karen Bass
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flew to Cuba in her younger years, multiple multiple times
to receive communist training. Did you know that when I
say she's a trained communist, I mean that in every
sense of the word. She is a trained communist now
mayor of Los Angeles. So if you're an elected Democrat
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in this country, you are either a someone who came
up through the street communist the street animal system. Or
b you are somebody who came from privilege but knows
you have to pretend to be a street communist. That
would be Jasmine Crockett. Jasmine Crockett is a rich private
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school kid. She's a rich private school kid. Now she's
on the news all the time. Let me tell you something, Carol,
don't trying to do the hood rat thing a rich
private school kid. So you either A are a street animal
or B have to pretend to be one. That's what
it takes to be an elected Democrat today, period, end
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of story. That's why they have to speak like this.
The game, jeffries, you're.
Speaker 2 (29:24):
Going to fight it legislatively.
Speaker 1 (29:27):
We are going to fight it in the courts.
Speaker 2 (29:30):
We're going to fight it in the streets.
Speaker 1 (29:32):
Fight it in the streets. Remember Jayapow when she said this, we.
Speaker 3 (29:36):
Might call this getting strike ready. I think of it
as getting us strike ready or street ready. And part
of that is understanding our own strength and as we
develop that strength, being able to assess our risk tolerance
because we know that risk tolerance increases as the severity
of the situation increases.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
Democrats defend communist street animals because they're a ja to them.
They understand who their campaign workers are. They understand the
benefit of having someone who can create fear. They understand
there's benefit in that when it comes to politics, and
that's why they will bend over backwards to allow the
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riots to continue to blame the riots on Trump, to
put the shiniest possible face on the riots because they
are either former street communists themselves or they're adjacent to them,
and such as the modern Democrat party. And if you
vote Democrat, that's what you support. You support the destruction
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of your city, you support the destruction of your country.
I know that may hurt to hear. Ha ha, I've
always voted a Democrat. I understand that it's the year
twenty twenty five. If you still vote Democrat, you vote
against your country all the time, all the time. Dear
doctor Jy, I've heard you speak of your love of
the greatest side dish ever garlic bread. But have you
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ever used garlic bread as the crust for a mini
Pepperoni or chreiso pizza? You would never eat Little Caesars again, please,
or ps I tried to watch the show, but your
gigantic hands kept blocking the camera, says her name is
missus Casey. Sorry about my hands. They're just so enormous
that sometimes they can be it's almost cumbersome. Honestly, don't
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shake your head, Chris. Yes, I'm a garlic bread connoisseur.
Yes I like garlic on the crust of a pizza.
But you know what peak garlic bread is. There are
two things that are peak garlic bread. Most people never
use either. First one, garlic bread for a meatball sub
forget about the normal bone. Make garlic bread. Use that
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as a bone. Yes. The second one, no one knows
about this. I really pretty much invented it, and now
I tell everybody about it. With your buffalo wings, you
have your ranch or your blue cheese. You have all
that wing sauce. You know the best thing in the
world to sop up that delicious red, tangy spicy mixture.
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Garlic bread. Trust me, forget the stupid celery and carrots.
You don't need vegetables anyway. Order garlic bread with your
chicken wings next time and you will thank me for it.
You're welcome. And now here's a headline. But you know
the thing headlines we didn't get to. Peg Seth orders
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the Navy to strip the name of gay rights icon
Harvey Milk from the ship. It's weird how many gay
rights icons are pedophiles? World Health Organization maintained. Oh speaking
of which, World Health Organization maintains monkey pocks alert amid
the West Africa surge. Somebody tell Lindsey Graham Democrats, civil
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war explodes, DNC chair threatens to quit over David Hogg.
There's just not much in life that gives me the sheer, unbridled,
pure joy of watching any organization bring in committed communists
and then be consumed by them from the inside out. Cash.
I love it so much. California AG announces lawsuit against
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Trump over National Guard deployment. Oh really reminds me of
that smart guy on the radio who predicted back in
November the judges and the lawsuits would come. Pentagon's secretly
planted Area fifty one UFO conspiracy theory to hide classified
weapons program. That just sucks. That just completely sucks. We
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all want it to be true, we now know it's not.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Perfect into your day, Jesse Kelly on sevent ten Woon
James Machine is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of
The Jesse Kelly Show. On a wonderful, wonderful Monday. We'll
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get to this Minnesota State Repid meeting. She's an illegal.
That'll be a good time. Yeah. I'm gonna dog on
James Langford at one point in time this hour because
it's what I do. We'll get to emails talk about
renaming Navy ships and why I'm angry with aub At
right now. But before I get to that, I wanted
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to touch on it because you all emailed me about
it last week. What happened with Trump, what happened with
Elon Musk, what happened with what happened with all that? Chris,
You might want to go ahead and get the prediction
ready because I'll be calling for that in a moment. First,
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let's discuss this. There was always going to be a
falling out between Trump and Elon, always, always, always, for
a couple different reasons. Alpha Males, I hate using that
term because it's so overused today. It's just it's an
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obnoxious term, to be honest with you, So I'll set
aside the alpha male term leaders. Most people are not leaders.
They're not naturally leaders. If you're not a natural leader,
you don't have to feel bad about yourself. Most people
aren't natural leaders. And if I may, leaders get all
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the pub leaders, get the pretty girls. But it's okay
if you're not a leader. Everyone isn't supposed to be
a leader. God made everybody differently. You can only make
a few leaders, otherwise you'd have too many leaders. Okay.
But leaders, alpha males or whatever word you want to
put on it. They are guys like Donald Trump where
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they walk in the room and it doesn't it doesn't
necessarily come with the title. By the way, the title
always helps. But there are guys who when they walk
in the room. When you're at a party, you know
that big business party I was at in Florida, even
though it was work. When you walk in the room,
everyone's looking at you. Oh hey, who's that? Oh that
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guy the guy who seems in command. You are you
have either known a guy like that, maybe you are
a guy like that. Natural leaders when they fall into
a situation. It could be a project at school, it
could be something politically, whatever situation. The situation may be
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They always end up leading it in some way, being
the big voice in the room. Those types of guys
are wonderful. You need them. They help drive everything. You
need them to make the world, go to innovate, to
lead countries, to lead armies, to lead your school project.
You need those guys. But like anything else in life,
there are positives and negatives. The negatives to dudes who
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lead natural leaders they oftentimes almost always, frankly, they don't
work well with other leaders. It's how they're built. So
Trump and Elon there was always going to be a
clash at some point in time. Elon Musk is the
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wealthiest man on the planet, in command of multiple companies.
He is used to walking in a room and saying
jump and everybody around him saying how hi. But on
the other side is Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a billionaire.
Donald Trump is not only a billionaire, he has been
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a mover and shaker and deal maker. I didn't mean
for that to rhyme and for me to sound like
Rick Flair, but that was awesome, if I may point out.
But Donald Trump, as long as I've been alive, I've
watched other wealthy, rich people on television refer to him
as mister Trump. Donald Trump was always one of those guys.
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And I don't email me and tell me you don't
like him. I don't care. This isn't about like or
not like. I don't care. Donald Trump is a natural leader.
He is. On top of that, he's now the president
of the United States of America. When Donald Trump walks
in a room, everyone's looking at him, love him, hate him.
That's Donald Trump. And when you speak to him, you
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refer to him as mister President or mister Trump. He's
a man used to commanding everything. Did you ever see
that video? It was from his first presidency, from his
first four years. And unless you're a to total political
nerd like I am, you won't know what I'm talking about.
And it's not important enough for you to go look
it up. But you're welcome to go look it up.
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Donald Trump was internationally. He went over I forget. It
was somewhere in Europe and there was this group of
European world leaders and Donald Trump at some event and
they're walking from one place to the other. It wasn't
anything major. It was see one of those places where
let's move from this conference room to that conference room.
Kind of a thing. They're walking from one place to
the other, and they get to the gathering area where
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all the world leaders are going to gather next. It's
a video that's widely available. I'm almost positive it was
the leader of Luxembourg. I think it was Luxembourg, very
very tiny country. Happened to He didn't do anything wrong.
But as they got to where they were walking through,
picture this whole herd of leaders, of European leaders, of American
leaders walking somewhere. As they got to where they were going,
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the head of Luxembourg happened to be ahead of Donald Trump.
He got the beforehand was standing in front of Donald Trump.
Donald Trump physically reaches out with a hand, gave him. Look,
it's friendly. It's not like he hit him, but gives
him the professional, professional version of getting the locker nerd
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with his right hand, brushes another world leader to the
side and steps in front so he can be in front,
and then adjusts his suit jacket like, hey, the man
is here. That guy working hand in hand, being work
besties with the most with the richest guy in the
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world was always going to have an expiration date. And
it doesn't mean everyone. Everyone emailed me it was asking
me whose side are you on? Whose side are you on?
I don't know that that's necessarily the way to look
at this. I looked at this as inevitable, evitable, and
another thing made this inevitable. And just so you don't
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think I'm Johnny come Lately on this, I'm gonna go
ahead and brag about myself. This was me from November, right.
I think it was right after the election, wasn't it, Chris?
It was right after November eighteenth, Okay, so right after
the election. I'm not Johnny come lately to this. Right
after the election. If you were listening to the Jesse
Kelly Show, you would have heard this. They are going
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to be fought. Any effort to eliminate these agencies, eliminate
these jobs is going to be fought tooth and nail
by the system. The Communists have spent decades filling up
this government with evil demons to try to ensure their
agenda will essentially be written into law forever. They are
going to have judges blocking things. This is gonna block them.
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This lawsuit, that lawsuit, and my prediction is Elon Musk
is not going to last that long. And this is
not to rip on Elon at all. I'm so grateful.
If he left tomorrow, I'd be grateful. I think he's
going to get frustrated with the pace, frustrated with the slump,
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with the swamp, possibly even bored because things aren't moving
the way he wants them to move. What do you
mean this? I just fired these two hundred people. Wow,
Elanya have to understand the federal judge and the Fifth
Circuit already stepped in just stud my prediction. One I
very much hope I am wrong about. My prediction is
we are not going to have Elon for that much longer,
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and if we don't, glad we had him while we
had him. And it's not that I think he's going
to leave him become our arch nemesis or something like that.
That's not what I'm saying. I think a guy like
that is going to frustrate very very very quickly with
how quickly the system digs in and pushes back. Told
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you so. A guy like Elon Musk is used to
working in the private sector, where things are done at
the speed you want them done because you're the boss
and you said go. The federal government doesn't work that way.
My frustrations with this gigantic bill. I get both sides.
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As I've told you before, I totally get Trump's side.
I promise these things, these things are in the bill.
Sign it into law. I need to get it done.
Totally get Trump side. I totally get the other side.
This spends way too much money if we don't cut
spending that way, Are we ever going to cut it?
We're always told to wait, are we ever gonna cut
I totally get both sides. I'm not talking about the
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nitty gritty of the bill. A guy like Elon Musk
starts this doge thing and starts combing through the government
and finds out the government is the largest criminal enterprise
on the planet. And he immediately him and his group
of super nerds identify all this corruption. And for Elon Musk,
career private sector guy, it's an easy solution. Hey, here's
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a problem up. I looked into it. I found this
solution for the problem. Cut out the problem. Government doesn't
work that way, especially a criminal government like ours. There
were always going there was always going to be a clash.
Elon was always going to get frustrated. You know, it
was always going to end. Now I will wrap this
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up by addressing how it ended, and then we're going
to move on because this is old news. Anyway, We'll
move on. I'll talk about why I'm mad at aub.
We'll do some emails. It is the Jesse Kelly Show,
reminding you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. And yes, of course we want your love,
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your hate, your death threats. Let's finish up this elon
Trump stuff because I still need to get to emails.
I need to get to James Langford. I need to
get to other things. The Trump elon fallout. It was
insanely embarrassing. It's not just that it was because we
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had our little two person triumvirt which I guess didn't
make it a triumvirant, but we had our little two
person coalition, a couple of powerful guys taken on the left,
and we enjoyed it. Ad We got Trump, we got
the President, we got the richest man in the world.
They've joined forces, Woo Hooper, were going to do a
lot of good and then we watched this very public
spectacle play out on social media as they started throwing
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poop at each other. And I can't believe I'm going
to say this, but really most of the ugly stuff
was thrown by Elon, not Trump. That's very very rare.
Trump's happy to do these things, but Trump, honestly, Trump
really handled this pretty straight up, to be honest, for
the most part, Trump, they wush him. Well, I'm not
worried about it. But Elon Musk is throwing things out
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there like Trump was on Epstein Island and then really
really really rough stuff, stuff that he's deleted since then.
This is not about Trump and Elon. This is something
you and I have talked about many times before. You
can argue with your friends. You can argue with your husband,
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with your wife, you can argue with co workers, you
can argue with political allies. All these things are not
only acceptable, frankly, in some situations they're healthy. You know
what's healthy to argue with your spouse now and then
working out get your I don't mean throw things at
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each other. Work it out. You have differences, have a
good argument about it, work it out. You know what's
healthy to argue with business partners people like that. I
don't want to use FedEx? How want to use ups? No,
you're stupid. We'll fight, argue, get it out. It's healthy
to argue with your friends privately, privately. I know it's
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the social media era. And because it's the social media era,
you know, adults in order people. They love to put
this all on kids, kids these days, and younger people.
But it's not just them. Everyone, young and old, men
and women, powerful, powerless people believe they have to put
every single thing they say, or every single thing they think,
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every single thing they do, they believe it has to
be displayed publicly on social media. I know you've seen it,
maybe in a poor moment of judgment. Maybe you even
participated in it. Maybe you got on Facebook and blasted
your ex wife. Maybe you got on Twitter and crucified
your your your best friend, your former employer, your aunt.
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Everything doesn't have to be public. You didn't even know
I was in New Orleans for a couple of days
last week, did you? Why? Because I don't put everything
I do out there for public consumption, I don't have
to neither, do you. Something can be private. Arguments with friends,
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family members, spouses, even xes should be private. When you
do it publicly, Oh, I know, you got your blood
up and you're mad, and I can't believe he cheated
on me, and you want to put that out there publicly.
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You put things out there publicly, you have made an
enemy forever. You can argue with your friend, scream at
each other. Shoot, especially dudes. Probably not as much women,
but dudes, you can flat out fight in your younger years.
I haven't done it, participated in it. Wake up next day,
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Hey man, we go get some eggs. Yeah, what we're thinking.
That was dumb. Yeah, it was dumb privately. You do
it publicly, you make it a spectator sport. Those wounds
never heal. I've told you me, I've had friends. It's
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happened to me actually since I've done this job. Friends,
people that I've dined with, people whose homes I've been in,
disagreed with something I said on the radio show or
something online, and they'll blast me publicly in front of everybody.
I will immediately block your account, block your phone number,
and we will never speak again ever. And you could
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have texted me that you hate my guts and think
I'm an idiot, and I would have been totally fine
with it. We might have argued, would have been totally
fine with it. You do that to me publicly, We're
done forever for life. That's how people operate. Elon Musk.
I know he regrets it because he deleted it. All.
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Even the richest, most powerful men in the world make
this mistake. Elon Musk decided to put it out there public.
Who knows if it's true or not that Donald Trump's
on the Epstein Island list, essentially calling Donald Trump, not
just calling him a pedophile, calling him a pedophile in
front of everyone the whole world. People in Japan woke up.
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People in Japan woke up, and they read what Elon
Musk said about Donald Trump. Can't heal that, can't walk
it back, can't take it back. Don't do that publicly. Please,
this is not for them. Whatever they should have known better,
both of them. Sham on both of them. It's for you.
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It's for me. Believe me when I tell you keep
your disagreements private unless you're one hundred percent sure you're
never going to talk or work with that person ever again,
because if you blast them publicly, you're not just some
advice some daddy Jesse do with that what you will.
Let's move on. Let's make fun of James Lane through
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some more emails. It is Jesse Kelly's show on a
fantastic Monday, and I'll get to Langford here in just
the moment, just briefly. Don't worry. I'm not going to
go off on Ninthford forever again. But I have to
say I'm upset with Ob. You see Ob the wife.
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She got a blessing, a blessing that fell right in
her lap, a blessing she was mad about, and a
blessing I will never get again. She got the blessing
of jury duty. I as longtime listeners to the show,
will know love jury duty, Love jury duty. I adore it.
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I think it's one a civic duty. I know I
sound old fashioned, but I really do believe that good
people need to sit on jury's. We can't just have
the losers and scumbags on the juries. It's a civic duty.
It's unbelievably interesting finding out more about our criminal justice system,
just every part of it. I find fantastic. I not
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only sat on a jury. At one point in time,
I was nominated as the jury foreman. No big deal,
even though I was the youngest one on the jury,
and it was like a five or six day drug
case with undercover video except what Chris. What Chris said,
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most of them aren't that cool. I'm sorry the criminals
didn't do cool enough crimes for you to enjoy. Chris. Sorry,
you had to bore yourself with things like the law.
What his grasp was too long? That's the one you
had to deal with. Well, I hope you brought the
hammer down. There's no excuse for that. Anyway. Bob gets
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a summons to a jury today. She goes and I
tell her beforehand, I said, baby, just tell him you're
my wife. They're never going to pick you. This happened
last time I got picked. Now that I have this job,
I'm never going to get picked for a jury. They're
just never gonna let me do it. I said, just
tell them you're my wife. They gotta kick you out. Well,
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they never asked her the question who were you married to?
What are their views? And that wouldn't be a question
they would ask. She makes it through and gets selected. Boom,
she gets selected. Okay, she's texting me this this is
not far. This is not long before the shows. An
hour or two before the show, me Chris Corey were
chilling har et and cheese steaks and all this is happening.
This is breaking news, if you will breaking news anyway.
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So I text her is it a murder case? And
she says, I'm not telling you? And I said, well,
what do you mean you're not telling me? What kind
of a case is it? She texts me back, Gosh,
this is so nerdy. I don't even want to say
it in front of everybody that she's not allowed. I said,
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what do you mean you're not allowed? She said, they
swore us to secrecy. I said, I don't care. Who
cares to tell me. I need to know. I'm dying
over here. Is it a drug case? Are we dealing
with the cartels? What's happening? Are we gonna get a
mob payoff or something? What is it? She says? This
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unbelievable nerd. I don't want to get busted for jerry misconduct.
Oh my gosh, what, Chris? What you know? What you write? Chris?
She probably got something lame and doesn't want to tell me.
And I don't know if I'll ever know, because she
ended up texting me that they dismissed her really late.
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I mean she was probably an alternate, one too many
alternates or something like that. And I bet you I'll
go home and she still won't tell me. These rule followers,
I'll never understand these people. Gosh, anyway, speaking of people
that drive me nuts, do you remember this is just
gonna be brief. I'm not gonna go off on that
ginger again. Do you remember last year? You see Joe
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Biden had spent four years bringing in as many barbarians
as possible, and now you get to watch Mexican flags
waving in front of burning cop cars in La. Remember
Democrats did that to you on purpose. The Democrat Party
believes in that. And do you remember last year? Weirdest thing?
A Republican from a red state, Oklahoma, James Langford is
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his name. He tried to pass a massive amnesty bill
with Democrats. Everyone knew what they were doing. We looked
into the fine print of the bill and it was
a bill that had amnesty. It was a bill that
guaranteed it guaranteed that the invasion would continue. Remember I
forget what the number was, but it was something like, well,
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border enforcement will definitely start after five or ten thousand.
It was bonkers. It was an open borders bill and
James Langford was all over television pushing for that bill
after Democrats spent four years bringing the barbarians in. Now
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James Langford is on the news. This is from the
press on Sunday, saying things like that, I.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
Think what President Trump's trying to do is pretty clear,
is trying to de escalate all the tensions that are there.
We're watching, as Americans, scenes of burning cars and intersections,
and people waving American flags at local law enforcement, concrete
blocks being thrown at federal law enforcement. We watched this
kind of scene that five six years ago when there
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was a takeover.
Speaker 1 (22:43):
James Langford, after watching the country fill up with foreigners,
tried to bring in even more of them last year.
Not ancient history, last year. And on Sunday yesterday, James
Langford went to the news and complained that the animals
were acting like animals. This is how it works in
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the United States Senate. This is how it works when
the GOP primary voter is lazy and stupid and uninformed.
These senators, because James Langford isn't up for reelection until
twenty twenty eight, these senators will screw us over and
screw us over and help the communists and help the
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communists and help the communists, and then help the communists
some more. And then when the election year gets a
little closer, they run to the television set and they
talk like America first. Border hawk patriots and the GOP
primary voter in Texas and Oklahoma, in South Carolina, North Carolina,
the Dakota is Wyoming, you name the red state. The
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GOP primary voter sits there and laps it up like
a dog on a hot summer day that just got
back from a war and gets to his water bowl.
The GOP primary farter, ha James Langford, Look how hard
he is on the border. Herb, Let's run down there
and vote form in the primary again. He's America First,
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just like Donald Trump drives me up the wall. Cannot
stand it. We have got to be better and we've
got to be smarter. What a disgrace that these people
get away with this stuff. Gosh steems me. Jesse. You
may have read this one. He's talking about Medal of Honor.
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I have missed a few episodes, But what about Teddy
Roosevelt Junior, who at fifty six stormed Utah Beach with
a cane and a pistol as a brigadier general. His
son the look. Teddy Roosevelt Senior and his sons came
from a different era, in a much better era. It
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was an era, an era well most of human history.
If you were a king, a president, a senator, or a
congressman or a general, and you advocated for war somewhere, you,
yourself or somebody close to you, mostly your children would
be at a risk of dying in that war. That
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is how leadership is supposed to operate. That's how it
should operate. Here today we have all these guys from lindygram.
I can't believe why he doesn't have kids. Mitt Romney
or the rest of them. They want to invade everywhere.
Everything is war. This is war. They'd love to talk
tough about war. And yet none of Mitt Romney's eighty
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five kids have ever found the military recruiting office. Makes
me want to vomit. Teddy Roosevelt. I loved a lot
of things about him, hated a lot of things about him.
But you can say this, the man may have loved war,
but he didn't want to sit at out, and he
didn't believe in his children sitting it out either. He
gave some up for this country. Teddy Roseven himself almost
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died for this country in the wars he advocated for.
He was man enough to grab his weapon himself and
go fight. That's a better way to live, all right,
Let's talk about renaming ships. A couple more emails, maybe
even some garlic bread. This Minnesota state rep who admitted
to being an illegal, what the heck. But that's not
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forget that. There is still a trade war coming. It
is coming. It's coming with China. You know it is.
We've talked about it extensively, and other countries around the
world know what's coming. It is The Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful Monday. Remember you can email
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the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also, if
you're curious why all these different Democrats are defending the
rioters an administration that's targeting peaceful protests, people that are
there at protest the president. Why do they do that?
Why why do they do this stuff?
Speaker 3 (27:12):
Oh, they are here to say for the immigrants they.
Speaker 1 (27:15):
Have been arrested. Why did they do that? Why do
they do this? We have people who are immigrants here
who are trying to seek a better living for come
from places where they have experienced this.
Speaker 3 (27:30):
Kind of thing.
Speaker 1 (27:32):
Let me explain. If you are a Democrat, an elected
Democrat today, whether it's city council or United States senator
or anything else in between. If you are an elected
Democrat politician, one of two things are true. Either A,
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you came up through the street communist system. That would
be people like well, perfect example, La Mayor Karen Bass.
She's the mayor of Los Angeles. That's the mayor of
America's second biggest city. Did you know that Karen Bass
(28:12):
flew to Cuba in her younger years, multiple multiple times
to receive communist training. Did you know that when I
say she's a trained communist, I mean that in every
sense of the word. She is a trained communist now
mayor of Los Angeles. So if you're an elected Democrat
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in this country, you are either a someone who came
up through the street communist the street animal system. Or
b you are somebody who came from privilege but knows
you have to pretend to be a street communist. That
would be Jasmine Crockett. Jasmine Crockett is a rich private
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school kid. She's a rich private school kid. Now she's
on the news all the time. Let me tell you something, Carol,
don't trying to do the hood rat thing a rich
private school kid. So you either A are a street animal
or B have to pretend to be one. That's what
it takes to be an elected Democrat today, period, end
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of story. That's why they have to speak like this.
The game, jeffries, you're.
Speaker 2 (29:24):
Going to fight it legislatively.
Speaker 1 (29:27):
We are going to fight it in the courts.
Speaker 2 (29:30):
We're going to fight it in the streets.
Speaker 1 (29:32):
Fight it in the streets. Remember Jayapow when she said this, we.
Speaker 3 (29:36):
Might call this getting strike ready. I think of it
as getting us strike ready or street ready. And part
of that is understanding our own strength and as we
develop that strength, being able to assess our risk tolerance
because we know that risk tolerance increases as the severity
of the situation increases.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
Democrats defend communist street animals because they're a ja to them.
They understand who their campaign workers are. They understand the
benefit of having someone who can create fear. They understand
there's benefit in that when it comes to politics, and
that's why they will bend over backwards to allow the
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riots to continue to blame the riots on Trump, to
put the shiniest possible face on the riots because they
are either former street communists themselves or they're adjacent to them,
and such as the modern Democrat party. And if you
vote Democrat, that's what you support. You support the destruction
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of your city, you support the destruction of your country.
I know that may hurt to hear. Ha ha, I've
always voted a Democrat. I understand that it's the year
twenty twenty five. If you still vote Democrat, you vote
against your country all the time, all the time. Dear
doctor Jy, I've heard you speak of your love of
the greatest side dish ever garlic bread. But have you
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ever used garlic bread as the crust for a mini
Pepperoni or chreiso pizza? You would never eat Little Caesars again, please,
or ps I tried to watch the show, but your
gigantic hands kept blocking the camera, says her name is
missus Casey. Sorry about my hands. They're just so enormous
that sometimes they can be it's almost cumbersome. Honestly, don't
(31:24):
shake your head, Chris. Yes, I'm a garlic bread connoisseur.
Yes I like garlic on the crust of a pizza.
But you know what peak garlic bread is. There are
two things that are peak garlic bread. Most people never
use either. First one, garlic bread for a meatball sub
forget about the normal bone. Make garlic bread. Use that
(31:47):
as a bone. Yes. The second one, no one knows
about this. I really pretty much invented it, and now
I tell everybody about it. With your buffalo wings, you
have your ranch or your blue cheese. You have all
that wing sauce. You know the best thing in the
world to sop up that delicious red, tangy spicy mixture.
(32:12):
Garlic bread. Trust me, forget the stupid celery and carrots.
You don't need vegetables anyway. Order garlic bread with your
chicken wings next time and you will thank me for it.
You're welcome. And now here's a headline. But you know
the thing headlines we didn't get to. Peg Seth orders
(32:35):
the Navy to strip the name of gay rights icon
Harvey Milk from the ship. It's weird how many gay
rights icons are pedophiles? World Health Organization maintained. Oh speaking
of which, World Health Organization maintains monkey pocks alert amid
the West Africa surge. Somebody tell Lindsey Graham Democrats, civil
(32:57):
war explodes, DNC chair threatens to quit over David Hogg.
There's just not much in life that gives me the sheer, unbridled,
pure joy of watching any organization bring in committed communists
and then be consumed by them from the inside out. Cash.
I love it so much. California AG announces lawsuit against
(33:21):
Trump over National Guard deployment. Oh really reminds me of
that smart guy on the radio who predicted back in
November the judges and the lawsuits would come. Pentagon's secretly
planted Area fifty one UFO conspiracy theory to hide classified
weapons program. That just sucks. That just completely sucks. We
(33:44):
all want it to be true, we now know it's not.
I'll see you tomorrow.
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