June 11, 2025 • 35 mins
The Right's Superman Syndrome. When they are speaking they are lying on behalf of the revolution. Why didn’t Truman let MacArthur lose on the Korean War? New guest hosts?
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Wednesday. Don't worry. We it's to have an
hour and then we're gonna come back to my own
do it again, and then we're gonna roll in on
Friday and do ask doctor Jesse Friday. First, let's discuss
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how these Democrats in office operate, because they do this
all the time. They do it masterfully, and there's a
reason they do it. I'll use the audio in conjunction. Hey, Chris,
what a huge word that is? In conjunct? Don't roll
your eyes. What what I can take credit for using
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in conjunction? Have you ever heard me use that before
on the show? Just used it now. I'm using the
sound in the junction with the email guy says, hey, Jesse,
I'm sick of these Dems saying Congress needs to act
on immigration. We have immigration laws that work, have worked
for many years. I'll pair that in conjunction with Scott
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Piscent Today he's being interrogated by this Richard Neil. They're
talking about the irs.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
Listen, Sorry, I chuckled when you talked about the IT
at the IRS. The program is thirty five years behind schedule,
thirty five years and is wasting two billion dollars a year.
Speaker 1 (01:37):
That's why we put the extra money in.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
No, no, no, no no. The extra money went in
for bodies and whistleblowers acknowledged that standards were being lowered
to bring in new agents. The money money is not
the issue here. It is how the money is spent.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Once you understand that they're always lying on behalf of
the revolution, everything gets so much simpler. You stop being shocked,
you stop being confused. When they are speaking, they are
lying on behalf of the revolution. Scott Bissent is a
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private sector guy, very sharp guy. By the way, Scott
Bisent went into the IRS. Elon Musk actually backed him
up on this. When they started combing through the systems,
the IT systems, everything. Maybe you think that they're top
of the line. Surely at the United States government level
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with endless taxpayer funds, surely they have the smartest computer nerds,
the top systems in their No no, no, no, no no no,
they're ancient. Their systems pre date the year two thousand. Ancient.
Points that out. What's the Democrats say I'll play it again.
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What's he do here?
Speaker 2 (03:05):
Hurry? I chuckled when you talked about the it at
the IRS. The program is thirty five years behind schedule,
thirty five years and is wasting two billion dollars a year.
Speaker 1 (03:19):
That's why we put the extra money in.
Speaker 2 (03:21):
No, no, no, no no. The extra money went in for bodies
and whistleblowers.
Speaker 1 (03:28):
Oh, your systems were really old. Yeah, that's why we
put money into it. But the money was never for
the IRS, really not not really. The money certainly was
not to update the IRS with modern systems. Remember, they're
always lying, and they're lying for the same reason at
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all times. They're lying for the revolution. They took a
bunch of money, told you what was for the IRS.
So when you mind, they're updating computer systems. But what
are they doing, Scott percent laid it out. They're lowering
the standards to hire a bunch more communist revolutionaries to
work inside the tax department of the federal government. Everything
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is a lie and always lying on behalf of the revolution.
When it comes to immigration, why is that the line
now with Democrats? Well, that's why we need a law,
that's why we need to act. That's why we need
a law when what this guy says is one hundred
percent true. We have all the laws in place we need.
We have everything in place that we need. We don't
need a new law. We don't need a new this,
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we don't need a new that. So why are they
clamoring for one? Well, what do you know? What do
you know? You know they're lying and they're lying on
behalf of the revolution. Now that you know that, it's
just a matter of figuring out what the game is.
That's why we have to act is generally code when
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it comes for immigration. That's why we need amnesty. That's
what it always comes down to. You, of course know this.
James Langford doesn't know this. That's why he worked with
Democrats on that amnesty built last year. But normal Americans
with brains and testosterone, they figured this out a long
time ago. They are always lying, and they're always lying
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on behalf of the revolution one hundred percent of the time. Again,
like we've talked about a million times, the communist believes
in telling lies the same way you believe in telling
the truth. You want to be known as an honest person,
you want to tell the truth. That communist thinks about
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lies in the exact same way he wants to lie.
He knows it is a requirement that he lies at
all times. That's why you hear things like this from people.
Speaker 3 (05:57):
Four or five blocks. That's it. The tale of two
cities is being told by the media. We know this,
we're in this business. But the impact of pictures that
people see on their TV tell a story that's not
really accurate. I mean, the flames, the cars being burned,
the police being thrown concrete blocks at the police. That's
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been taken care of by the Los Angeles Police Department.
They have restored order on their streets, and yet it's
hard to understand the other tale being told by the administrative.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
They've restored order. The pictures are lying, the video is lying.
He is lying. He knows he's lying. But guess what
else he knows. He knows that looting and rioting and
burning and waving Mexican flags is bad for the revolution.
Therefore he knows he has to go on television and lie.
We go when we talk about things like CNN. Why
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would CNN be playing the audio of a councilwoman in
Los Angeles and cut away at the moment they cut away.
Speaker 4 (07:00):
When these peaceful rallies end and the protesters head home.
Another element moves in, opportunists who come in under the
cover of a peaceful protest to ravage and destroy. They
are ruining local small businesses, smashing storefronts, and threatening the
safety of the very community.
Speaker 1 (07:16):
That's all right.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
We were listening to the Los Angeles mayor and the
Los Angeles Police Commission.
Speaker 1 (07:20):
Why would they do something like that? Well, CNN, the producers,
the creators of the show. They understand the truth is
their enemy. It's their enemy.
Speaker 5 (07:31):
Think are reverence for the truth might become might have
become a bit of a distraction. That is preventing us
from finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1 (07:41):
We're trying to have a revolution. We can't have a
console woman talking about rioting and burning. Hey, hey, quick, Bob,
cut away from that. That's how the communist believes in
lives same thing.
Speaker 6 (07:53):
I spoke to about five people that live in LA,
that work in LA and they said that these protests
were very, very orderly, they weren't violent, and they occurred
in about a four block radius.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
The communist believes in lies the same way you believe
in the truth, and vice versa. You've told lies on occasion.
You don't like it, you're not proud of it. You'll
do it when you feel like you absolutely have to. Hey,
you did take the trash out? Oh yeah, I definitely
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did you feel gross? Trying to avoid trouble. That's the
exact same way the communist thinks about telling the truth.
Remember that, Hey, Jesse, I was talking last night about
how I'm a wonderful dodgeball player and don't roll your eyes, Chris,
and how I want more people to acknowledge it. Hey, Jesse,
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did you show all your marine buddies in the desert
what a good catcher you are? I bet most of
those guys like pitching. I don't know what you're talking about,
Mini Mits, Mini Mits. I wanted to thank you for
coming out about being a great catcher in June. This
is the month to that, and I'm sure it was
difficult to do that. You're a brave man. I don't
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know what you guys are talking about. What, Chris? It
is dodgeball month? What is now? Now that I'm on
the air, Chris, now that I'm on the air, you
know what we need? A charity dodgeball tournament? What Chris
why do you always put through these ideas. That's a
good idea. It could be nationally televised. We could televise
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the whole thing. We'll make it about charity. I don't
have a particular charity in mind. I'll create one that
enriches me. And what we'll call it something something that
will really tug at the heartstrings, like Save Sickpuppies dot
org or something like that. Only it just goes to
my bank account and I can finally get a new
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air conditioning system. This look, we'll even give people a number.
We're trying to raise four hundred dollars for the puppies.
It's a good idea, Chris. You can get away with
anything if you're willing to lie. Remember, don't forget, Chris.
Speaker 5 (10:10):
We are reverence for the truth might become might have
become a bit of a distraction. That is preventing us
from finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1 (10:19):
All Right, somebody doesn't feel good about things when it
comes to the country. Let's talk to him, and let's
talk about quantum physics next. Jesse Kelly Vaccian.
Speaker 3 (10:35):
It is the.
Speaker 1 (10:36):
Jesse Kelly show, Gosh that makes me want to listen
to some more beach boys when I get out of
here on a wonderful Wednesday. Member, you can email the
show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So I have
to tell you something if I can just spare my
soul for a minute before we get to the emails
in the country and everything else. You know how I
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went to community college after I got out of the
Marine Corps, A fully accredited one. Not to brag, but
I went to Pima Community College in Tucson, Arizona. And
you know that there were some issues with algebra. Some
issues were I had to drop it a couple of times.
And it's a long story, but i'll tell you. As
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I was dropping algebra for the third time, I believe
I began to grow suspicious. And you know what I
was thinking to myself, I feel like this is all
a scam algebra itself. Why are we dealing with letters
when it's supposed to be Math doesn't seem right. Don't
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tell me X over ten equals y over the that's
not math, that's English. I know I took some English classes.
When you're combining them, it makes me feel like you're lying.
And that was what bothered me. The most about algebra.
It was the dishonesty. Wasn't the difficulty of the class, what, Chris.
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It wasn't that the class was difficult. I felt like
I was being lied to. What Chris, Yeah, I failed
it on principle. It's exactly right. I wasn't going to
put it that way. I didn't want to puff myself up.
But that's exactly how I would have put it. I
failed it because it was the right thing to do.
Now we get articles like this showing turns out I
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was an oracle from a long time ago. Headline Quantum
physics falls apart without imaginary numbers. I knew it. Every
one of you math teachers listening right now, selling everybody
a bill of goods. I want you to know that
(12:46):
we hear the Jesse Kelly Show. We're on to you,
all right, We're on to what we know. The game you're.
Speaker 5 (12:51):
Playing, You're reverence for the truth might become might have
become a bit of a distraction that.
Speaker 1 (12:57):
You when you're teaching algebra. And now I'm on to
you and I'm after you, all right, Uncle Jesse. I
was thinking about the state of our great country today
on my lunch break, and I don't think President Trump
can restore the country to sanity all by himself. Don't
get me wrong. I love most of what he's doing,
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but he needs a lot of help from us. I'm
afraid that we the people are not hurting enough to
do anything. I live in California and this state has
been absolutely ruined by Democrats, but we still won't vote
them out. It's insane. It's insane, and it's sad, and
I'm depressed over it. Thanks for listening. Look, I don't know.
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I don't like to say things are gone or things
are hopeless, because that's never a great thing to say,
and it's certainly when we discuss places I love New
York City, the California places I love love. We don't
want to think in those terms. But how long have
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I been telling you to move? And no, no, no, no,
I'm not yelling at this guy at all, because I
realize a lot of people can't move. You got kids
in school and jobs and family. But I want to
focus on the why I've been telling you that what
did I tell you about moving? That the Democrat Party
has lost its mind? At the same time, they have
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seized complete control over certain areas So if you live
in those areas, you are, for all intents and purposes,
you are behind enemy lines with no layers of protection left.
And I use the example before, I'll use it again.
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What if someone breaks in your home tonight and you're
in one of these gun grabbing blue hellhole states. What
if you're in Manhattan right now listening to me on
the Great seven to ten wor And what if someone
kicks in the front door of your apartment tonight, Some
illegal scumbag kicks in your door to kick, and you
have a gun not legal in New York City. You
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pull out that gun, Pop pop, you kill him before
he kills you. Congratulations. Oh but wait, what's your door prize?
Two to five years in the New York State penitentiary system. Defenseless.
Now that these insane comedies have taken over every level
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of government, it becomes defenseless. And it's why I've encouraged you.
If you live in one of the blue places and
you can't get out, If you're in southern California and
you can't get out, I get that, get to Orange County,
or doesn't have to be Orange County. That was one example.
Get to a red part of a blue state, if
you're in New York City. I love Manhattan. I'm going
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back to Manhattan soon if I lived there. You can
find me out on Long Island. Get at least to
a red area, not because you prefer that area, not
because you want to add a dry an extra fifteen
to twenty minutes to your drive to work. I don't
want to do that to you. You get to a
red area in a blue state because it provides for
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you some layer of government protection, some layer of state protection.
And even if it doesn't provide outright protection, at least
they're not hostile. When I go walking in a blue
area of a blue state, I am twice as polite
as a normally, And because I know everybody in that state,
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every elected Democrat, from the DA to the mayor to
the governor all and everyone in between, they all would
love to an excuse to throw me in prison. Just
the fact. It's why I tell you, you have to
get something to protect yourself physically. By the way, it's
not enough to say, well, I can't own a gun, Fine,
get a BURNA Berna has a compact launcher. Now it's
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the size of a smartphone. If you carry around a smartphone,
and I know you do. You can carry around a
burner four hundred feet per second fires, These tear gas
balls or kinetic rounds legal in all fifty states without
a background check, without a permit. See all those SWAT
teams out there in the road. Guess what they're carrying.
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Security agencies across the country, Guess what they carry. Do
you think maybe your daughter should have one? Fits right
in your little purse. Fellas fits right in a big pocket.
That's usually where I carry. My burner is in a
pocket I can seal carry on my hip. My burner
goes in the pocket because I believe in non lethal
Over five hundred government agencies, police departments, private security firms.
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Go look at the reviews. Save your friggin life man
Berna dot com by Rna Berna dot com, slash Jesse.
We'll be back Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
A wonderful, a fantastic Wednesday. I remember, you can email
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the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Caroline Levitt
just curb stumped some poor reporter today and I love
this is This is one of Trump's lasting contributions to
the GOP that will live on for years after he's
done for any any faults I've found in his policies
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or something like that, and I have in the past,
of course. Well, I love some things, I hate some things.
I'm so happy at the work he's done to change
the GOP mentality on how to work with the media,
because forever the Republicans they treated the media as if
it was biased, biased, but still the media, right, well,
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it's still the media. You're not fair, you're being hypocritical,
you're biased, but that's not what they are. I remember,
are you. I had this argument with a guy who
was working on my campaign when I was running for Congress,
and the argument was there was this local rag, complete
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communist rag, and Tucson probably still exists. I'm sure it's
taxpayer funded, the Tucson Weekly. It's Tucson Weekly. It existed,
and there was this dirty communist reporter who would always
write these articles in the Tucson Weekly, of course, defending
every Democrat thing and destroying every Republican standard thing. And
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this Republican guy who was on my staff for Congress
would tell me how I needed to sit down with
this guy. The guy wants an interview. The guy wants along.
You need to sit down, give this guy a long interview.
Why I don't understand, Well, he's the media, and I
explained to him he's not the media. He's the enemy.
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And that's how he sees me. He sees me as
the enemy. He has declared me to be the enemy.
When he sits down with his rag newspaper, he will
treat me as an enemy. So if he treats me
as an enemy and I treat him as supercritical or
biased or whatnot, well I know which way that's going
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to go. When they're your enemy, treat them as safe.
Speaker 2 (20:17):
There were peaceful protests on Saturday for the Glitate Parade.
Speaker 1 (20:21):
President Trump would allow them.
Speaker 3 (20:22):
Of course, the president supports peaceful protest.
Speaker 1 (20:24):
What a stupid question, Rick him. That's such a great
because she knew it was a quick question, but she
knew what the reporter was doing. The reporters are trying
to manipulate. They're trying to defend their children. Those would
be all the street animals burning down cop cars. They're
trying to pretend as if well, I mean, the protest
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is mostly peaceful. Remember the black lives my black lives matter, protests. Well,
it's ninety seven percent peaceful. Remember that's that they kept
throwing it out there. It's naty, it's mostly peaceful. So
she knew what the reporter was doing. The reporter was
trying to manipulate, trying to trying to do what reporters do,
and when they do that, you don't have to play
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the game of your being biased. Oh that's hypocritical, that's
so lame.
Speaker 7 (21:14):
It was peaceful protest on Saturday for the militate parade.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
President Trump would allow that.
Speaker 3 (21:19):
Of course, the President supports peaceful protest.
Speaker 1 (21:21):
What a stupid question, Rick him Jesse, great job on
the Memorial Day program. Oh yeah, if you missed that
Memorial Day program, it's remember all the podcasts are free.
iHeart Spotify iTunes. We did a special Memorial Day program
as we always do on Memorial Day, just trying to
honor the fallen. I love the history aspect, and I
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was wondering what your take was on Truman not allowing
MacArthur to reach into China and put a hurt on
those Commies and keep them on their side of the river.
It seems like it was a half beep decision, and
it pretty much cost us the stalemate in war. Truman
had no issues dropping the nukes on Japan a few
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years earlier. Why put the kid gloves on for the
Korean War? Well, all right, first couple things the Korean War,
remember was this is not drones and cruise missiles. There
was a ground war, ground troops on the ground, up
close and personal, people shooting rifles of machine guns and
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mortars at each other. Remember the Napoleon quote. We've brought
up a thousand times and brought it up earlier on
the show. Quantity has a quality all its own. You're
going to try to provoke China, who already has three four,
five hundred thousand troops fighting you. You want to drop
bombs on their cities with our guys still up there
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in the danger zone. That's one two. More importantly, you
know what else I did in the worlds they stay
with me. Besides going to the World War Two Museum?
Do you know what else I did in New Orleans
one night? I actually, this is how old and naive
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and done I am. I didn't know gambling was legal there.
I'm just not a big gambler, which I guess that'll be. Yeah,
it's legal Chris, Just casino is just like Nevada, just
like Las Vegas. We had a hotel downtown block away
was a casino. Bob and I kids are done for
the night, We're done for the day. We said, hey,
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should we go? Should we go? Bet one hundred bucks
at the casino. That's take out a hundred bucks piece
and let's go to the casino. Not a big gambler, obviously,
as you can tell, I'm not a big gambler. I
already told you the story how I lost everything, all
my six hundred dollars the first time I ever gambled,
and it just totally tainted me on gambling the rest
of my life. But once every few years, I'll come
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across the casino, go play blackjack for thirty minutes, however
long it takes me to lose a hundred bucks or
gain one hundred bucks back, and I sign off. Now
is that a big deal? No? Now, let me ask
you this, It's not a big deal for me. What
if after I had lost six hundred dollars, which was
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every dime I ever had as a young marine, what
if instead of that ruining gambling for me, what if
that got me hooked and I was a gambler, and
anytime I had extra money, No, we're not going to
stock up on extra food. No we're not going to
get some so you know, get some stuff done to
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the lawn. No we're not. Anytime there's extra money in
the house, I'm gambling gam the sports, gambling game, blackjack,
you name it. I'm gambling away thousands, tens of thousands
of dollars. I've got a real gambling problem, a huge
gambling problem. Well then if I'm in New Orleans and
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I want to go check into the casino, is that
a big deal? Becomes a big deal, doesn't it? Because
I have history, we have to remember during the Korean War.
If we're rehashing the war as some isolated thing in
a vacuum, yeah, you can analyze this and analyze that, Well,
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why not do this or why not do that? The
Korean War took place in the immediate wake We're talking
five years, give or take, in the immediate wake of
the largest, most destructive war in all of human history,
where most many parts of the planet were still rebuilding.
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People are still trying to patch their lives back together.
Whole families, whole family line wiped out, the world. Nobody
in the world, US included, had any kind of an
appetite to get the band back together and ramp up
another massive world war. When you look at it in
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a vacuum, Yeah, why not just ramp it up? Hey,
drop a nuke on North Korea? Yeah? Why not just
sit from the outside looking in? Here we are what
seventy some years later, from the outside looking in. That
stuff makes a lot of sense. At the time, nobody,
not the president, not the Congress, not the public, not America,
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not nobody had an appetite to start all that up again,
and so we always have to take that into account.
It's the It's like the fall of France in World
War Two. They get all kinds of crap for losing
the Battle of France. They had a bigger army, they
actually had more equipment. France should have won the Battle
of France when Hitler invaded. Hitler's own generals told him,
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don't invade Germany pulled some pretty slick stuff, but France
just collapsed really fast. They get crapped for it to
this day. But France was still fresh off of losing
a million plus in World War One, and the societal
PTSD was deeply ingrained in that society, and they just
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didn't have it in them to do it again. All right.
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Dial pound two five zero and say Jesse Kelly, we'll
be back, Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Somehow,
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discussing rehashing the Korean War here on a Wednesday night,
as we do from time to time, Jewish producer Chris
was complaining that we didn't go all in more and
then what did you just say to me at the
end of the break, If you're gonna.
Speaker 8 (28:47):
Go go whole hog? I don't know that I've ever
heard that term go whole hog. Well, i've heard full bore.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
If you're gonna go go whole hog. That reminds me
of the Marine Corps on Saturday nights. But anyway, let's
do some emails. Mister man hands just the thought when
you had a suit's minting. Have you ever considered letting
Chris and Corey take the reins and host the show?
I'm sure it would be an unmitigated disaster, but we
give your listeners some good humor while we await the
(29:19):
Oracle's return. Listen, nobody wants that, all right? Trust me?
You think Chris wants that? Corey two, I guess we
could try it. Well, don't chicken out now, you two girls?
What are you are? You're not all As soon as
the microphone gets turned on, they start shrinking it up. No,
come on, fellas, there's nothing to do it. All you
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need is a soundboard to hit, to hit the really
good stuff. I forgot we had that one on there. Hey,
you know what we do need to update some of these.
Oh I miss this.
Speaker 7 (29:53):
It is as heavy as ten boxes that you might
be moving.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
We'll figure out something else. You know what. I don't
play enough Dome.
Speaker 5 (30:00):
You're not gonna winnes.
Speaker 1 (30:01):
It's all you need, Fellas, That's all you need. Hey, Jesse.
Today you were discussing the use of power, and more specifically,
the willingness to not use it. It came to me
that this ability to not use power to do the
things you could do and get away with, should henceforth
be termed the Superman syndrome. It's defined as the ability
to restrain oneself from using power to do things that
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no one could stop you from doing because doing so
would violate your moral foundation. Love the show got to
get back to building a fence. I'm gonna steal that, what, Chris,
I'm gonna steal that. I like that. The Superman syndrome.
I just came up with that myself live here on
the air. I like that. And this is it goes
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back to what we were discussing. Cause you wonder what
he was talking about. You know how we talk about communists.
They believe in lies the way you believe in truth.
The same thing when it comes to power, you believe,
and I'm glad you do in abstaining from using power
for your full benefit in all the ways you could
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use power, and I'm glad you believe in that. The
Communist finds that way of thinking to be completely absurd
when you look at what they did for four years
under Joe Biden and how they took every single government
agency and they aimed it at their political opponents. None
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of it became about America. All of it was about
reward my friends, but more importantly, attack my enemies. Who
in the world goes to the FBI and sends them
after pro life pastors because you're angry that Roe Versus
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Wade got overturned. The pro life fasts didn't even do it,
and yet, as a collective hissy fit, the communists in
the government went to the FBI and said, hey, go
throw some pro lifers in prison. We're mad. What a horrible,
evil use of power that was. But for the Communists,
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he would never even dream of not doing that. That's
why he's there, because these concepts of country are what's
good for the people or society. These are completely ridiculous
to him. Everything's about him, Every single thing is about him.
It's like Gavin Newsom with the riots he's doing. He's
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working so hard to become the Democrat nominee.
Speaker 7 (32:34):
This isn't just about protests here in Los Angeles. When
Donald Trump sought blanket authority to commandeer the National Guard,
he made that order apply to every state in this nation.
This is about all of us. This is about you.
California maybe first, but it clearly will not end here.
Other states are next. Democracy is next. Democracy is under
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assault before our eyes. This moment we have feared has arrived.
He's taking a wrecking ball, a wrecking ball to our
founding father's historic project, three coequal branches of independent government.
They are no longer any checks and balances. Congress is
nowhere to be found. Speaker Johnson has completely abdicated that responsibility.
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The role of law has increasingly been given way to
the rule.
Speaker 1 (33:26):
Of don This has nothing to do with riots. It
has nothing to do with California and evil communists like
Gavin Newsom would never even consider things like that. The
people or this is all about him. It's all about
his personal ambitions, It's all about him becoming president. Gavin
Newsom believes these riots have presented him with an opportunity
(33:48):
to become the twenty twenty eight Democrat nominee, and he's
bouncing on it. And now he has a headline by
go you know, you know the thing headlines we didn't
get to. Kentucky man arrested for releasing a raccoon into
business months after fleeing police on a mule, Sorry for
(34:10):
being an American. Multi state lawsuit aims to block sale
of twenty three and meters personal genetic data. I've always
been fascinated with that whole find out who your great
grandpa thing was. And I never ended up doing it
because I always knew those filthy scumbags were going to
sell that stuff off to somebody. Exclusive from The New
(34:32):
York Post. Donald Trump responds to Elon Musk's late night
apology after ugly public feud. Looks like those two might
be patching things up, which is good. I mean, look,
it's good. Whatever. GM announcing four billion dollar investment in
US manufacturing, moving production out of Mexico. So that's something.
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We're getting some manufacturing jobs back here. US preparing to
evacuate embassy in Iraq over security risks. Pair that with
US military allows troops dependence in the Middle East to
leave voluntarily. Generals have been saying things today on Capitol Hill,
Donald Trump came out and kind of voice some frustration
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with the Iranian peace negotiations. I don't know what's coming.
It always seems like there's a war on the whole
on the horizon, but it seems like that might be
a problem. Seems like we might have a problem on
our hands. Anyway. Maybe we'll do Alexander the Great tomorrow.
That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Wednesday. Don't worry. We it's to have an
hour and then we're gonna come back to my own
do it again, and then we're gonna roll in on
Friday and do ask doctor Jesse Friday. First, let's discuss
(00:31):
how these Democrats in office operate, because they do this
all the time. They do it masterfully, and there's a
reason they do it. I'll use the audio in conjunction. Hey, Chris,
what a huge word that is? In conjunct? Don't roll
your eyes. What what I can take credit for using
(00:53):
in conjunction? Have you ever heard me use that before
on the show? Just used it now. I'm using the
sound in the junction with the email guy says, hey, Jesse,
I'm sick of these Dems saying Congress needs to act
on immigration. We have immigration laws that work, have worked
for many years. I'll pair that in conjunction with Scott
(01:17):
Piscent Today he's being interrogated by this Richard Neil. They're
talking about the irs.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
Listen, Sorry, I chuckled when you talked about the IT
at the IRS. The program is thirty five years behind schedule,
thirty five years and is wasting two billion dollars a year.
Speaker 1 (01:37):
That's why we put the extra money in.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
No, no, no, no no. The extra money went in
for bodies and whistleblowers acknowledged that standards were being lowered
to bring in new agents. The money money is not
the issue here. It is how the money is spent.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Once you understand that they're always lying on behalf of
the revolution, everything gets so much simpler. You stop being shocked,
you stop being confused. When they are speaking, they are
lying on behalf of the revolution. Scott Bissent is a
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private sector guy, very sharp guy. By the way, Scott
Bisent went into the IRS. Elon Musk actually backed him
up on this. When they started combing through the systems,
the IT systems, everything. Maybe you think that they're top
of the line. Surely at the United States government level
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with endless taxpayer funds, surely they have the smartest computer nerds,
the top systems in their No no, no, no, no no no,
they're ancient. Their systems pre date the year two thousand. Ancient.
Points that out. What's the Democrats say I'll play it again.
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What's he do here?
Speaker 2 (03:05):
Hurry? I chuckled when you talked about the it at
the IRS. The program is thirty five years behind schedule,
thirty five years and is wasting two billion dollars a year.
Speaker 1 (03:19):
That's why we put the extra money in.
Speaker 2 (03:21):
No, no, no, no no. The extra money went in for bodies
and whistleblowers.
Speaker 1 (03:28):
Oh, your systems were really old. Yeah, that's why we
put money into it. But the money was never for
the IRS, really not not really. The money certainly was
not to update the IRS with modern systems. Remember, they're
always lying, and they're lying for the same reason at
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all times. They're lying for the revolution. They took a
bunch of money, told you what was for the IRS.
So when you mind, they're updating computer systems. But what
are they doing, Scott percent laid it out. They're lowering
the standards to hire a bunch more communist revolutionaries to
work inside the tax department of the federal government. Everything
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is a lie and always lying on behalf of the revolution.
When it comes to immigration, why is that the line
now with Democrats? Well, that's why we need a law,
that's why we need to act. That's why we need
a law when what this guy says is one hundred
percent true. We have all the laws in place we need.
We have everything in place that we need. We don't
need a new law. We don't need a new this,
(04:39):
we don't need a new that. So why are they
clamoring for one? Well, what do you know? What do
you know? You know they're lying and they're lying on
behalf of the revolution. Now that you know that, it's
just a matter of figuring out what the game is.
That's why we have to act is generally code when
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it comes for immigration. That's why we need amnesty. That's
what it always comes down to. You, of course know this.
James Langford doesn't know this. That's why he worked with
Democrats on that amnesty built last year. But normal Americans
with brains and testosterone, they figured this out a long
time ago. They are always lying, and they're always lying
(05:26):
on behalf of the revolution one hundred percent of the time. Again,
like we've talked about a million times, the communist believes
in telling lies the same way you believe in telling
the truth. You want to be known as an honest person,
you want to tell the truth. That communist thinks about
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lies in the exact same way he wants to lie.
He knows it is a requirement that he lies at
all times. That's why you hear things like this from people.
Speaker 3 (05:57):
Four or five blocks. That's it. The tale of two
cities is being told by the media. We know this,
we're in this business. But the impact of pictures that
people see on their TV tell a story that's not
really accurate. I mean, the flames, the cars being burned,
the police being thrown concrete blocks at the police. That's
(06:19):
been taken care of by the Los Angeles Police Department.
They have restored order on their streets, and yet it's
hard to understand the other tale being told by the administrative.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
They've restored order. The pictures are lying, the video is lying.
He is lying. He knows he's lying. But guess what
else he knows. He knows that looting and rioting and
burning and waving Mexican flags is bad for the revolution.
Therefore he knows he has to go on television and lie.
We go when we talk about things like CNN. Why
(06:52):
would CNN be playing the audio of a councilwoman in
Los Angeles and cut away at the moment they cut away.
Speaker 4 (07:00):
When these peaceful rallies end and the protesters head home.
Another element moves in, opportunists who come in under the
cover of a peaceful protest to ravage and destroy. They
are ruining local small businesses, smashing storefronts, and threatening the
safety of the very community.
Speaker 1 (07:16):
That's all right.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
We were listening to the Los Angeles mayor and the
Los Angeles Police Commission.
Speaker 1 (07:20):
Why would they do something like that? Well, CNN, the producers,
the creators of the show. They understand the truth is
their enemy. It's their enemy.
Speaker 5 (07:31):
Think are reverence for the truth might become might have
become a bit of a distraction. That is preventing us
from finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1 (07:41):
We're trying to have a revolution. We can't have a
console woman talking about rioting and burning. Hey, hey, quick, Bob,
cut away from that. That's how the communist believes in
lives same thing.
Speaker 6 (07:53):
I spoke to about five people that live in LA,
that work in LA and they said that these protests
were very, very orderly, they weren't violent, and they occurred
in about a four block radius.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
The communist believes in lies the same way you believe
in the truth, and vice versa. You've told lies on occasion.
You don't like it, you're not proud of it. You'll
do it when you feel like you absolutely have to. Hey,
you did take the trash out? Oh yeah, I definitely
(08:33):
did you feel gross? Trying to avoid trouble. That's the
exact same way the communist thinks about telling the truth.
Remember that, Hey, Jesse, I was talking last night about
how I'm a wonderful dodgeball player and don't roll your eyes, Chris,
and how I want more people to acknowledge it. Hey, Jesse,
(08:53):
did you show all your marine buddies in the desert
what a good catcher you are? I bet most of
those guys like pitching. I don't know what you're talking about,
Mini Mits, Mini Mits. I wanted to thank you for
coming out about being a great catcher in June. This
is the month to that, and I'm sure it was
difficult to do that. You're a brave man. I don't
(09:13):
know what you guys are talking about. What, Chris? It
is dodgeball month? What is now? Now that I'm on
the air, Chris, now that I'm on the air, you
know what we need? A charity dodgeball tournament? What Chris
why do you always put through these ideas. That's a
good idea. It could be nationally televised. We could televise
(09:35):
the whole thing. We'll make it about charity. I don't
have a particular charity in mind. I'll create one that
enriches me. And what we'll call it something something that
will really tug at the heartstrings, like Save Sickpuppies dot
org or something like that. Only it just goes to
my bank account and I can finally get a new
(09:55):
air conditioning system. This look, we'll even give people a number.
We're trying to raise four hundred dollars for the puppies.
It's a good idea, Chris. You can get away with
anything if you're willing to lie. Remember, don't forget, Chris.
Speaker 5 (10:10):
We are reverence for the truth might become might have
become a bit of a distraction. That is preventing us
from finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1 (10:19):
All Right, somebody doesn't feel good about things when it
comes to the country. Let's talk to him, and let's
talk about quantum physics next. Jesse Kelly Vaccian.
Speaker 3 (10:35):
It is the.
Speaker 1 (10:36):
Jesse Kelly show, Gosh that makes me want to listen
to some more beach boys when I get out of
here on a wonderful Wednesday. Member, you can email the
show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So I have
to tell you something if I can just spare my
soul for a minute before we get to the emails
in the country and everything else. You know how I
(10:57):
went to community college after I got out of the
Marine Corps, A fully accredited one. Not to brag, but
I went to Pima Community College in Tucson, Arizona. And
you know that there were some issues with algebra. Some
issues were I had to drop it a couple of times.
And it's a long story, but i'll tell you. As
(11:19):
I was dropping algebra for the third time, I believe
I began to grow suspicious. And you know what I
was thinking to myself, I feel like this is all
a scam algebra itself. Why are we dealing with letters
when it's supposed to be Math doesn't seem right. Don't
(11:42):
tell me X over ten equals y over the that's
not math, that's English. I know I took some English classes.
When you're combining them, it makes me feel like you're lying.
And that was what bothered me. The most about algebra.
It was the dishonesty. Wasn't the difficulty of the class, what, Chris.
(12:02):
It wasn't that the class was difficult. I felt like
I was being lied to. What Chris, Yeah, I failed
it on principle. It's exactly right. I wasn't going to
put it that way. I didn't want to puff myself up.
But that's exactly how I would have put it. I
failed it because it was the right thing to do.
Now we get articles like this showing turns out I
(12:25):
was an oracle from a long time ago. Headline Quantum
physics falls apart without imaginary numbers. I knew it. Every
one of you math teachers listening right now, selling everybody
a bill of goods. I want you to know that
(12:46):
we hear the Jesse Kelly Show. We're on to you,
all right, We're on to what we know. The game you're.
Speaker 5 (12:51):
Playing, You're reverence for the truth might become might have
become a bit of a distraction that.
Speaker 1 (12:57):
You when you're teaching algebra. And now I'm on to
you and I'm after you, all right, Uncle Jesse. I
was thinking about the state of our great country today
on my lunch break, and I don't think President Trump
can restore the country to sanity all by himself. Don't
get me wrong. I love most of what he's doing,
(13:17):
but he needs a lot of help from us. I'm
afraid that we the people are not hurting enough to
do anything. I live in California and this state has
been absolutely ruined by Democrats, but we still won't vote
them out. It's insane. It's insane, and it's sad, and
I'm depressed over it. Thanks for listening. Look, I don't know.
(13:41):
I don't like to say things are gone or things
are hopeless, because that's never a great thing to say,
and it's certainly when we discuss places I love New
York City, the California places I love love. We don't
want to think in those terms. But how long have
(14:02):
I been telling you to move? And no, no, no, no,
I'm not yelling at this guy at all, because I
realize a lot of people can't move. You got kids
in school and jobs and family. But I want to
focus on the why I've been telling you that what
did I tell you about moving? That the Democrat Party
has lost its mind? At the same time, they have
(14:23):
seized complete control over certain areas So if you live
in those areas, you are, for all intents and purposes,
you are behind enemy lines with no layers of protection left.
And I use the example before, I'll use it again.
(14:43):
What if someone breaks in your home tonight and you're
in one of these gun grabbing blue hellhole states. What
if you're in Manhattan right now listening to me on
the Great seven to ten wor And what if someone
kicks in the front door of your apartment tonight, Some
illegal scumbag kicks in your door to kick, and you
have a gun not legal in New York City. You
(15:04):
pull out that gun, Pop pop, you kill him before
he kills you. Congratulations. Oh but wait, what's your door prize?
Two to five years in the New York State penitentiary system. Defenseless.
Now that these insane comedies have taken over every level
(15:25):
of government, it becomes defenseless. And it's why I've encouraged you.
If you live in one of the blue places and
you can't get out, If you're in southern California and
you can't get out, I get that, get to Orange County,
or doesn't have to be Orange County. That was one example.
Get to a red part of a blue state, if
you're in New York City. I love Manhattan. I'm going
(15:47):
back to Manhattan soon if I lived there. You can
find me out on Long Island. Get at least to
a red area, not because you prefer that area, not
because you want to add a dry an extra fifteen
to twenty minutes to your drive to work. I don't
want to do that to you. You get to a
red area in a blue state because it provides for
(16:10):
you some layer of government protection, some layer of state protection.
And even if it doesn't provide outright protection, at least
they're not hostile. When I go walking in a blue
area of a blue state, I am twice as polite
as a normally, And because I know everybody in that state,
(16:32):
every elected Democrat, from the DA to the mayor to
the governor all and everyone in between, they all would
love to an excuse to throw me in prison. Just
the fact. It's why I tell you, you have to
get something to protect yourself physically. By the way, it's
not enough to say, well, I can't own a gun, Fine,
get a BURNA Berna has a compact launcher. Now it's
(16:56):
the size of a smartphone. If you carry around a smartphone,
and I know you do. You can carry around a
burner four hundred feet per second fires, These tear gas
balls or kinetic rounds legal in all fifty states without
a background check, without a permit. See all those SWAT
teams out there in the road. Guess what they're carrying.
(17:18):
Security agencies across the country, Guess what they carry. Do
you think maybe your daughter should have one? Fits right
in your little purse. Fellas fits right in a big pocket.
That's usually where I carry. My burner is in a
pocket I can seal carry on my hip. My burner
goes in the pocket because I believe in non lethal
Over five hundred government agencies, police departments, private security firms.
(17:41):
Go look at the reviews. Save your friggin life man
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We'll be back Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
A wonderful, a fantastic Wednesday. I remember, you can email
(18:04):
the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Caroline Levitt
just curb stumped some poor reporter today and I love
this is This is one of Trump's lasting contributions to
the GOP that will live on for years after he's
done for any any faults I've found in his policies
(18:26):
or something like that, and I have in the past,
of course. Well, I love some things, I hate some things.
I'm so happy at the work he's done to change
the GOP mentality on how to work with the media,
because forever the Republicans they treated the media as if
it was biased, biased, but still the media, right, well,
(18:48):
it's still the media. You're not fair, you're being hypocritical,
you're biased, but that's not what they are. I remember,
are you. I had this argument with a guy who
was working on my campaign when I was running for Congress,
and the argument was there was this local rag, complete
(19:11):
communist rag, and Tucson probably still exists. I'm sure it's
taxpayer funded, the Tucson Weekly. It's Tucson Weekly. It existed,
and there was this dirty communist reporter who would always
write these articles in the Tucson Weekly, of course, defending
every Democrat thing and destroying every Republican standard thing. And
(19:32):
this Republican guy who was on my staff for Congress
would tell me how I needed to sit down with
this guy. The guy wants an interview. The guy wants along.
You need to sit down, give this guy a long interview.
Why I don't understand, Well, he's the media, and I
explained to him he's not the media. He's the enemy.
(19:53):
And that's how he sees me. He sees me as
the enemy. He has declared me to be the enemy.
When he sits down with his rag newspaper, he will
treat me as an enemy. So if he treats me
as an enemy and I treat him as supercritical or
biased or whatnot, well I know which way that's going
(20:14):
to go. When they're your enemy, treat them as safe.
Speaker 2 (20:17):
There were peaceful protests on Saturday for the Glitate Parade.
Speaker 1 (20:21):
President Trump would allow them.
Speaker 3 (20:22):
Of course, the president supports peaceful protest.
Speaker 1 (20:24):
What a stupid question, Rick him. That's such a great
because she knew it was a quick question, but she
knew what the reporter was doing. The reporters are trying
to manipulate. They're trying to defend their children. Those would
be all the street animals burning down cop cars. They're
trying to pretend as if well, I mean, the protest
(20:47):
is mostly peaceful. Remember the black lives my black lives matter, protests. Well,
it's ninety seven percent peaceful. Remember that's that they kept
throwing it out there. It's naty, it's mostly peaceful. So
she knew what the reporter was doing. The reporter was
trying to manipulate, trying to trying to do what reporters do,
and when they do that, you don't have to play
(21:08):
the game of your being biased. Oh that's hypocritical, that's
so lame.
Speaker 7 (21:14):
It was peaceful protest on Saturday for the militate parade.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
President Trump would allow that.
Speaker 3 (21:19):
Of course, the President supports peaceful protest.
Speaker 1 (21:21):
What a stupid question, Rick him Jesse, great job on
the Memorial Day program. Oh yeah, if you missed that
Memorial Day program, it's remember all the podcasts are free.
iHeart Spotify iTunes. We did a special Memorial Day program
as we always do on Memorial Day, just trying to
honor the fallen. I love the history aspect, and I
(21:43):
was wondering what your take was on Truman not allowing
MacArthur to reach into China and put a hurt on
those Commies and keep them on their side of the river.
It seems like it was a half beep decision, and
it pretty much cost us the stalemate in war. Truman
had no issues dropping the nukes on Japan a few
(22:04):
years earlier. Why put the kid gloves on for the
Korean War? Well, all right, first couple things the Korean War,
remember was this is not drones and cruise missiles. There
was a ground war, ground troops on the ground, up
close and personal, people shooting rifles of machine guns and
(22:25):
mortars at each other. Remember the Napoleon quote. We've brought
up a thousand times and brought it up earlier on
the show. Quantity has a quality all its own. You're
going to try to provoke China, who already has three four,
five hundred thousand troops fighting you. You want to drop
bombs on their cities with our guys still up there
(22:50):
in the danger zone. That's one two. More importantly, you
know what else I did in the worlds they stay
with me. Besides going to the World War Two Museum?
Do you know what else I did in New Orleans
one night? I actually, this is how old and naive
(23:11):
and done I am. I didn't know gambling was legal there.
I'm just not a big gambler, which I guess that'll be. Yeah,
it's legal Chris, Just casino is just like Nevada, just
like Las Vegas. We had a hotel downtown block away
was a casino. Bob and I kids are done for
the night, We're done for the day. We said, hey,
(23:33):
should we go? Should we go? Bet one hundred bucks
at the casino. That's take out a hundred bucks piece
and let's go to the casino. Not a big gambler, obviously,
as you can tell, I'm not a big gambler. I
already told you the story how I lost everything, all
my six hundred dollars the first time I ever gambled,
and it just totally tainted me on gambling the rest
of my life. But once every few years, I'll come
(23:56):
across the casino, go play blackjack for thirty minutes, however
long it takes me to lose a hundred bucks or
gain one hundred bucks back, and I sign off. Now
is that a big deal? No? Now, let me ask
you this, It's not a big deal for me. What
if after I had lost six hundred dollars, which was
(24:20):
every dime I ever had as a young marine, what
if instead of that ruining gambling for me, what if
that got me hooked and I was a gambler, and
anytime I had extra money, No, we're not going to
stock up on extra food. No we're not going to
get some so you know, get some stuff done to
(24:41):
the lawn. No we're not. Anytime there's extra money in
the house, I'm gambling gam the sports, gambling game, blackjack,
you name it. I'm gambling away thousands, tens of thousands
of dollars. I've got a real gambling problem, a huge
gambling problem. Well then if I'm in New Orleans and
(25:04):
I want to go check into the casino, is that
a big deal? Becomes a big deal, doesn't it? Because
I have history, we have to remember during the Korean War.
If we're rehashing the war as some isolated thing in
a vacuum, yeah, you can analyze this and analyze that, Well,
(25:27):
why not do this or why not do that? The
Korean War took place in the immediate wake We're talking
five years, give or take, in the immediate wake of
the largest, most destructive war in all of human history,
where most many parts of the planet were still rebuilding.
(25:52):
People are still trying to patch their lives back together.
Whole families, whole family line wiped out, the world. Nobody
in the world, US included, had any kind of an
appetite to get the band back together and ramp up
another massive world war. When you look at it in
(26:16):
a vacuum, Yeah, why not just ramp it up? Hey,
drop a nuke on North Korea? Yeah? Why not just
sit from the outside looking in? Here we are what
seventy some years later, from the outside looking in. That
stuff makes a lot of sense. At the time, nobody,
not the president, not the Congress, not the public, not America,
(26:38):
not nobody had an appetite to start all that up again,
and so we always have to take that into account.
It's the It's like the fall of France in World
War Two. They get all kinds of crap for losing
the Battle of France. They had a bigger army, they
actually had more equipment. France should have won the Battle
of France when Hitler invaded. Hitler's own generals told him,
(27:00):
don't invade Germany pulled some pretty slick stuff, but France
just collapsed really fast. They get crapped for it to
this day. But France was still fresh off of losing
a million plus in World War One, and the societal
PTSD was deeply ingrained in that society, and they just
(27:24):
didn't have it in them to do it again. All right.
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(28:33):
discussing rehashing the Korean War here on a Wednesday night,
as we do from time to time, Jewish producer Chris
was complaining that we didn't go all in more and
then what did you just say to me at the
end of the break, If you're gonna.
Speaker 8 (28:47):
Go go whole hog? I don't know that I've ever
heard that term go whole hog. Well, i've heard full bore.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
If you're gonna go go whole hog. That reminds me
of the Marine Corps on Saturday nights. But anyway, let's
do some emails. Mister man hands just the thought when
you had a suit's minting. Have you ever considered letting
Chris and Corey take the reins and host the show?
I'm sure it would be an unmitigated disaster, but we
give your listeners some good humor while we await the
(29:19):
Oracle's return. Listen, nobody wants that, all right? Trust me?
You think Chris wants that? Corey two, I guess we
could try it. Well, don't chicken out now, you two girls?
What are you are? You're not all As soon as
the microphone gets turned on, they start shrinking it up. No,
come on, fellas, there's nothing to do it. All you
(29:40):
need is a soundboard to hit, to hit the really
good stuff. I forgot we had that one on there. Hey,
you know what we do need to update some of these.
Oh I miss this.
Speaker 7 (29:53):
It is as heavy as ten boxes that you might
be moving.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
We'll figure out something else. You know what. I don't
play enough Dome.
Speaker 5 (30:00):
You're not gonna winnes.
Speaker 1 (30:01):
It's all you need, Fellas, That's all you need. Hey, Jesse.
Today you were discussing the use of power, and more specifically,
the willingness to not use it. It came to me
that this ability to not use power to do the
things you could do and get away with, should henceforth
be termed the Superman syndrome. It's defined as the ability
to restrain oneself from using power to do things that
(30:24):
no one could stop you from doing because doing so
would violate your moral foundation. Love the show got to
get back to building a fence. I'm gonna steal that, what, Chris,
I'm gonna steal that. I like that. The Superman syndrome.
I just came up with that myself live here on
the air. I like that. And this is it goes
(30:45):
back to what we were discussing. Cause you wonder what
he was talking about. You know how we talk about communists.
They believe in lies the way you believe in truth.
The same thing when it comes to power, you believe,
and I'm glad you do in abstaining from using power
for your full benefit in all the ways you could
(31:07):
use power, and I'm glad you believe in that. The
Communist finds that way of thinking to be completely absurd
when you look at what they did for four years
under Joe Biden and how they took every single government
agency and they aimed it at their political opponents. None
(31:27):
of it became about America. All of it was about
reward my friends, but more importantly, attack my enemies. Who
in the world goes to the FBI and sends them
after pro life pastors because you're angry that Roe Versus
(31:48):
Wade got overturned. The pro life fasts didn't even do it,
and yet, as a collective hissy fit, the communists in
the government went to the FBI and said, hey, go
throw some pro lifers in prison. We're mad. What a horrible,
evil use of power that was. But for the Communists,
(32:11):
he would never even dream of not doing that. That's
why he's there, because these concepts of country are what's
good for the people or society. These are completely ridiculous
to him. Everything's about him, Every single thing is about him.
It's like Gavin Newsom with the riots he's doing. He's
(32:31):
working so hard to become the Democrat nominee.
Speaker 7 (32:34):
This isn't just about protests here in Los Angeles. When
Donald Trump sought blanket authority to commandeer the National Guard,
he made that order apply to every state in this nation.
This is about all of us. This is about you.
California maybe first, but it clearly will not end here.
Other states are next. Democracy is next. Democracy is under
(32:58):
assault before our eyes. This moment we have feared has arrived.
He's taking a wrecking ball, a wrecking ball to our
founding father's historic project, three coequal branches of independent government.
They are no longer any checks and balances. Congress is
nowhere to be found. Speaker Johnson has completely abdicated that responsibility.
(33:22):
The role of law has increasingly been given way to
the rule.
Speaker 1 (33:26):
Of don This has nothing to do with riots. It
has nothing to do with California and evil communists like
Gavin Newsom would never even consider things like that. The
people or this is all about him. It's all about
his personal ambitions, It's all about him becoming president. Gavin
Newsom believes these riots have presented him with an opportunity
(33:48):
to become the twenty twenty eight Democrat nominee, and he's
bouncing on it. And now he has a headline by
go you know, you know the thing headlines we didn't
get to. Kentucky man arrested for releasing a raccoon into
business months after fleeing police on a mule, Sorry for
(34:10):
being an American. Multi state lawsuit aims to block sale
of twenty three and meters personal genetic data. I've always
been fascinated with that whole find out who your great
grandpa thing was. And I never ended up doing it
because I always knew those filthy scumbags were going to
sell that stuff off to somebody. Exclusive from The New
(34:32):
York Post. Donald Trump responds to Elon Musk's late night
apology after ugly public feud. Looks like those two might
be patching things up, which is good. I mean, look,
it's good. Whatever. GM announcing four billion dollar investment in
US manufacturing, moving production out of Mexico. So that's something.
(34:54):
We're getting some manufacturing jobs back here. US preparing to
evacuate embassy in Iraq over security risks. Pair that with
US military allows troops dependence in the Middle East to
leave voluntarily. Generals have been saying things today on Capitol Hill,
Donald Trump came out and kind of voice some frustration
(35:17):
with the Iranian peace negotiations. I don't know what's coming.
It always seems like there's a war on the whole
on the horizon, but it seems like that might be
a problem. Seems like we might have a problem on
our hands. Anyway. Maybe we'll do Alexander the Great tomorrow.
That's all
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Jesse Kelly
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