April 24, 2025 • 37 mins
An early release for an illegal in California who killed American citizens. If the will of the people is ignored for too long the people will cry out for a dictator. Michelle Obama feels like she needs to speak up more. The reason they go after and try and break up families. Strong societies build strong families that reject Communism. Russia Ukraine update. Stopping a war is a lot more difficult that starting one.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday. We're gonna
there's a horrible story about an illegal here. We'll talk
about here in a second. We're actually gonna talk about
why your Doctor's a crazy comedy. Now, generational gaps with
how people see things in the government. Pete Buddha Jeedge
(00:36):
is somehow kicking off his twenty twenty eight presidential campaign
and an extra embarrassing fashion. All that and more still
to come on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Another
word here, just on arrests and things like that, and
the judges and the injunctions. This is from Bill Mlugen.
The families of two teens killed by an illegal alien
(00:59):
who cracked into them while drunk, high and speeding at
one hundred miles an hour in Orange County, and this
is back in twenty twenty one, have been told by
the State of California that their killer will be released
from prison early in July, just three and a half
years into a ten year sentence for killing the teens
(01:21):
who both burned alive. Now I'm not going to spend
a single second more on this story. My point on
bringing up this horrible, horrible story is again, the American Right,
if it is not allowed to implement its will at
(01:44):
the ballot box, the American right will choose a dictator
in the future. We will we will beg for one.
Whenever I bring this up, My emails are full of
people already begging for one. If Democrats are going to
bring in twenty million people in four years and we
are told that due process means we can't remove them,
(02:07):
if we're told that we have to live like this
with these savages, and that these savages will be protected
by our domestic terrorists, which are known as Democrats, if
we are going to be told that, then the American
Right will eventually pick a dictator. I have warned it repeatedly.
I will say again to every communist hate listening. I
(02:30):
know you've been programmed, because you're a mentally ill demon.
You've been programmed by the hive mind to think that
Donald Trump is a fascist and a dictator in a
Nazi and all the other dumb things you believe about
Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a puppy dog compared to
what you will get if the American people are not
(02:50):
allowed to implement their will at the ballot box. He
is a puppy dog, a gentle, nice version of what
will come. I'm guaranteeing it. I'm telling you it will come. Now,
enough of that, let's uh, let's play. Michelle Obama. I'm sorry,
(03:13):
I can't. Just the perpetual state of ridiculous victimhood these
people pretend like they live in. Remember Michelle Obama. Michelle Obama,
as much of an America hating idiot as she is,
lives like a queen, a queen, filthy rich. Now her
(03:35):
entire life, her entire life is yachts and private planes
and fancy hotels. That is her entire life. Now, that's
all it is. She's royalty, she's an Obama, and she
has this podcast and this is what she said on it.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
We don't articulate as black women are pain because it's
almost like nobody ever gave us permission to do that.
Speaker 2 (04:02):
And does anyone care? Oh yes, yes. If there's one thing,
If there's one thing I can say for a fact,
I wish black women would speak up. Man, what Chris,
I'm serious. It's the silence that gets me. It's it's
the silence that's deafening. Really, it's the man alive. It's
(04:26):
like I gotta shake you to say something.
Speaker 4 (04:28):
Wow, it's speak up. Oh were you in the movie theater?
I had no idea. I had no idea. Man, I'm
blowing away. I'm with Michelle Man, it's time to use
your vod We.
Speaker 3 (04:39):
Don't articulate as black women are pain because it's almost
like nobody ever gave us permission to do that and
does it.
Speaker 2 (04:47):
Yeah, Man, the almost mouseie in a way, almost mousey.
Let's do some emails. Hey, Jesse, the more I hear
about the stranglehold the left has on all our institutions,
the angry, angrier eye I get about how entirely ineffective
the right has been at stopping any of this, well,
(05:08):
that's that's very fair, And I get you know, I
bent my frustrations on that too, about how angry I
am at the right. Why didn't you do something? Why
won't you stop it? Why won't you stop it? But remember, too, well,
remember what we talked about at the beginning of the show,
and what I've brought up several times before for me,
even you know, how much how passionate I am about this,
(05:30):
how much I love this stuff, how much I believe
in this stuff. I walked away from two different careers
to do this. It's still not my whole life. Uh
you know what, I'll tell you something flat out right now.
I you know I like I like my family, I
(05:51):
like being around them. I like doing other things, hanging
around normal people. I like eating. I have other passions
and life history and things like that. Do you know
what I've started to do when I get home. It's
like the worst thing in the world. I know that
as somebody who does this for a living, I'm supposed
to be on Instagram all day. I'm going live to
(06:12):
answer your questions now about the latest Donald Trump right
the head of there. You know what I do when
I get home. I actually put my phone on do
not Disturb, and I set it down. I don't care
about your text messages. You're not gonna usually find me
on social media unless I fire one off and forget
(06:34):
I'm If I go check it, I'll probably laugh at
some horribly inappropriate meme that Chris and Corey have sent.
But other than that, I'm off. I know, Chris, I know,
I'm so old. I have other things I like in life,
and I want that for you too. It shouldn't be
(06:57):
your number one, constantly fighting, constant political wars and things.
It shouldn't be your number It is important. You should
be involved, you should care. I actually judge the people
who don't care at all. You wake up, you know.
But it shouldn't be your everything. You're The top line
on how you identify should not say Republican or conservative
(07:20):
or even anti communists. That shouldn't be priority one for
who you are. But we are at a distinct disadvantage because,
as I mentioned, it is their top line. Whether they're
a Supreme Court justice or a cub Scout leader, they're
a communist first and foremost. Whether they're a husband, wife, Christian, Jew, Muslim, government, whatever,
(07:46):
they're a communist first. Pastor. Here's a Methodist pastor in Illinois?
Is this a pastor first?
Speaker 5 (07:54):
Jesus was undocumented. Let me just say that again. Let
that sink in for just a moment. The very person
we're celebrating today, the very one in whom we worship,
was undocqmented. Jesus was a refugee. Jesus knew what it
(08:17):
was to flee in fear and to live as a
stranger in a strange land. Jesus, was that person?
Speaker 2 (08:27):
Is that a pastor? Or is that a communist? Oh?
I don't know. He puts on the pastor's clothes on Sunday.
But is he a pastor first? Or is that a
communist first? You see, you can be angry, and I
can be angry about the rights inability to stop the
march through the institutions. But back to the public library.
(08:51):
An example I gave in the very first hour. I
don't expect you to drive by the public library and
look at it and say, Wow, I should really get
in there and push my politics. That's a miserable place
to be. Now. We have to understand that's how the
communist thinks, and that's how the communist operates. But I
(09:14):
don't want that for you, and I should point out,
nor do we have to be that committed. To win
this battle. We have to be a lot more committed
than we are. But we don't have to be like them,
miserable all day long. Oh my god, it you don't
have to be like that. I don't want you to
be like that. It does put us at a disadvantage,
(09:36):
A real, real disadvantage because it's all a matter of commitment.
You see, if if you're get to be in a fight,
a fistfight a year from now with somebody, and every
single day you wake up and that's all you think about,
and that's all you train for. He does it on
the weekends. I think I'll go do some training. You're
(09:59):
going to win at the end of that year. It's
more committed. It's the battle of commitment. All right, I'm
gonna I do want to address the why is your
doctor a communist story? We'll talk about the generational gap
on how people think. Do some more emails. Let's first
learn something for free, for free. You see, we played
Klaus Schwab earlier. Does this ring any bells to you?
Speaker 6 (10:23):
We have state capitalism on zielsa hand. We have shareholder
of private capitalism. So it's a clash between two systems.
I believe that state capitalism in the short term, in
the short term provides certain advantages.
Speaker 2 (10:43):
State capitalism shareholder stakeholder vab. But do you want to
know what real capitalism is supposed to be? Do you
want to understand it? Hillsdale College will teach you for free,
no cost Hillsdale's offering more than forty courses at no cost.
You can sit with your kids with just by yourself
(11:06):
whatever on your phone and get a lecture series about capitalism,
profit and loss and private property rights. And you are
going to be so much wiser, so much smarter than
you are now. And that's no insult on how you
are now, although maybe you are dumb. But go to
Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse. There's no cost. You don't
(11:32):
have to be dumb anymore. Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse.
We'll be back. Miss something. There's a podcast, get it
on demand wherever podcasts are found, The Jesse Kelly Show.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. Member
Tomorrow's and ask doctor Jesse Friday, and you need to
(11:55):
get your questions emailed in right now to Jesse at
Jesse Kelly showed. Also, remember the communist is constantly seeking
out places of power and trying to figure out how
he can use that power for the revolution. I brought
(12:15):
up the example in the beginning in the first hour
about that that sound bite of Klaud Schwab and how
essentially how and why they took over corporate America because
corporate America is powerful. All that money, all those advertising dollars,
billboards and TV commercials. The communists saw that and thought, well,
we can use that for us. But that's not even
(12:36):
the worst thing they do. They do it with all
their government power, and they do it with the licensing process,
the education, the credential process. I'll put it that way.
This is how they ensure only communists can advance through
the system. You you are going to have to declare
(12:59):
your low loyalty to communism before you can get those
credentials you crave. Here's a wonderful example. This is a
headline from the New York Post. I'm a dentist suing
Michigan over implicit bias training that says only some people
can be racist. Governor Gretchen Whitmer mandated after George Floyd's
(13:22):
twenty twenty death, which declares that only some people can
be racist. You see, if you would like to continue
practicing medicine in certain areas, well, you're gonna have to
show your loyalty. No, no, it's not that you're gonna
have to show your capacity, your ability to learn. It's
(13:45):
not that you're gonna have to show that you are
supremely knowledgeable about the human body or medicine or whatever. No, no, no, no,
those things again, everything becomes second. Communism must become first.
You see, if you want to be a dentist, you
better you better be pretty loud about the fact that
(14:08):
only white people can be racist, in fact, that white
people all are racist. No one else can be only
white people. In fact, we're gonna make you sign on
the dotted line saying that, and if you don't, you
don't get to practice medicine anymore. Should be noted this
article i'm reading, I'm reading it to you. On the
(14:29):
very same day, a judge, a lower court judge, told
the Trump administration they must continue to fund DEI the
Communist when he got into power four years of this
under Joe Biden, the communist got into power, and he
ensured that his sick religion would be funded by you,
(14:54):
that US government would implement it, it would become US
government policy, and you would fund his revolution. The Trump
administration gets in, they try to stop it, but communist
revolutionaries posing as judges stepped up and said, no, you
must continue. This is the depth of the problem we face.
(15:17):
It's a lot I know it's a lot, all right.
I want to touch on this really quickly. Boomers disapprove
of Trump more than any other demographic. This is from
the post millennial. It just shows an age gap. That's
all that is. It's not about boomers or baby whatever,
but an age gap. The age gap is amazing. Essentially,
(15:39):
if you're seventy plus, you probably hate Donald Trump. Now
that don't email me and say, Jesse, I'm seventy plus
and I love him. This is just a general poll
with a bunch of people. If it doesn't apply to you,
don't apply it to you. The old Jesse Kelly rule. Okay,
but why what's this about. Well, it's not because old
people are stupid or anything like that. Neither are young
(16:01):
people every generation as geniuses and morons. Okay, nothing's new.
What does it show. It shows how and where people
got their information from and how that has changed over
the years. For the longest time, there were only a
few major corporate media organizations who brought people the news.
(16:26):
We're talking about established newspapers, The Washington Post, the New
York Times, things like that. We're talking about established news
channels CBS, ABC, I mean sixty minutes things like that NBC.
The older you are, it's just not a tradition. Again,
it's not because you're dumb. You stick with what you're
used to. The older you are, the more likely you
(16:49):
are to go to those traditional news sources for your information. Well,
if that's where you go for your information, unbeknownst to you,
those organizations were taken over by committed communists who hate
your guts. Now the information you're getting is all lies.
But people generally, well, i'll tell you. I'll give you
(17:12):
this example. In radio, they're always talking about ratings and
what's your ratings, But it's not just your ratings, it's
what's your rating with this particular group, with men, with women,
with the age, with the vv V. But they always
cite some group. I even forget the number. It was
like eighteen to forty or something like that. I never
pay attention. In case you're wondering, is you can probably tell?
(17:33):
But I asked. I finally asked. I said, why do
they separate all this out by age? And they said, well, Jesse,
here's the here's the deal. After a certain age, I
think it was fifty. But after a certain age, people
don't change their buying habits. They don't change their habits
really at all. You eat what you're gonna eat, You
buy what you're gonna buy. You don't buy what you're
gonna buy. You are really fairly set in your ways.
(17:57):
So if you are older and you still find yourself
turning on CBS at the end of the night to
get the news of the day, well you don't realize
all you're getting is lies. How about that. Here's another lie.
I have to have Verizon. I have to you know, Jesse,
you don't understand I have to have AT and T
(18:19):
otherwise I'll drop calls, and my calls are important. No,
you don't understand. Puretalk is on the same network, the
identical network. I didn't say similar networks, the same network.
I had T Mobile before I switched to Puretalk. My
coverage you got better when I switched better, and for
(18:42):
half the price. I'm paying half what I was paying before.
For twenty five bucks a month, you get unlimited talk, text,
and five gigs of data. Man, come on now. Plus
when you dial pound two five zero, When say Jesse, Kelly,
you save an extra fifty percent off your first month.
(19:04):
That's crazy. Switch to pier Talk, you don't need those
other companies. Peer Talk loves you, they love your values,
they share your values. Pound two five zero, say Jesse Kelly.
We'll be back fighting for your freedom every day the
Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
(19:28):
a wonderful Thursday near at tand and you probably remember her.
You can't get her. And she's one of these system
guard carrying members of the system. So she's going to
drift in and out of every Democrat administration. She goes
back to the government, and then as soon as that
administration's gone, she runs to some part of the system
to get paid, and then back and forth. You understand
(19:48):
how it goes. But she can't change your communist way.
You see, they're going to talk over each other, which
I hate. So there's going to be a second or
two here where you don't hear what any moane and saying.
But what you need to understand is this is a
panel on CNN, and during this argument, she looks at
somebody and she just tells a flat out black and
(20:11):
white lie up versus down lie. She doesn't shade the truth.
She looks, she lies. But that's not the that's not
the important part. I'm not playing this to make fun
of her. This is for you, and this is for
you when you debate communists, because she does what she's
been trained to do. You lie, You drop crazy accusations
(20:35):
out there, You lie. They do this for a reason.
Now listen to this and tell me did she win
or did she lose?
Speaker 1 (20:44):
You know, Conservatives Republicans have voted against those very ideas
in Congress? Did vote against bill that had actual child
care in it?
Speaker 4 (21:02):
You did?
Speaker 7 (21:03):
And when did I vote against that?
Speaker 1 (21:06):
He voted against it? Get back way back in twenty
twenty two.
Speaker 7 (21:10):
I wasn't elected until twenty two, and I have supported
the child tax credit.
Speaker 2 (21:25):
Do you hear the end? She looked at this guy
told again, it's not a shading of the true. She
told a black and white lie, lied through her teeth
about it. He called her on it. But then at
the end, then at the end, I actually I support
the child tax credit. In the end, he failed and
(21:49):
she won. You may think she lost there because she
got proven to be a liar. She's supposed to be
a liar. The communist is trained to lie. That's how
he's trained. They believe in it all the way. You
don't get in trouble for lying. When you're a communist,
you get in trouble for telling the truth.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
I 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 2 (22:16):
She got him defending himself. She got him in the end.
Speaker 7 (22:20):
What.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
No, I actually support the what but she won. That's
not about her and him. I don't care about either
of them. It's about you. Do not let the communists
when they lie, when they call you names, when they do,
not let them get you to start getting off of
(22:42):
your argument. So when they call you a Nazi, if
you start reference I'm not a Nazi. I love Jewish
people or something. You lost the period the second you
start defending yourself, the second you start playing defense, you lost.
Now you can call them on their lies, but don't
(23:02):
call them on their lies and then capitulate in some way, No,
that's not true, you just lied. Well no, but well
that's something a Nazi would say. We're not talking about that.
We're talking about the lie you just told. Well, yeah,
what you lie all the note. We're talking about the
lie you just told. Remember that when you're dealing with
(23:22):
these people. Hey, Jesse, longtime listener, had a good conversation
with my oldest sun today regarding all the trans education
and LGBTQ pushed on school age children as it reflects
on the left. Why is it that is? Why is
it that is such a popular agenda for them? I'm
a Christian, lifetime Republican. I thought they were just stupid, okay,
(23:43):
So why is that such an agenda for them? What
is it about all the LGBTQ demon mob stuff that
they love? So what is it? It's not politically popular,
especially the men and women's sports things. It's the biggest
political loser. What is it? Okay, well, let's talk about this.
(24:05):
What is what is the true true enemy of communism?
What is it that they can't overcome? Doesn't matter what
they do. Strong nuclear families, strong nuclear families, and this
has been proven in every country. It crosses demographic lines,
(24:28):
religious lines. When you come from a strong nuclear family,
the chances you will succumb to communism are very very small.
And if you start your own after that, because one
thing leads to another, if you start your own after that,
very very small. Those people generally are the enemies of
(24:49):
communism because you have a different set of values, you
have a different set of loyalties. Because the family will
of course come before the government, It come before the state.
If you add a country we have strong family units,
there'd be almost no communism, none whatsoever. Well, the communist
knows that. Remember, the communist goes after the root of
(25:09):
his problems. The roots we focus. We tend to focus
on the bright lights instead of going after the roots.
We focus on the branches and the leaves. It's the
roots that actually matter. Well, the communist understands, what if
I just shatter families? What do you think? What do
you think feminism was all about making women unmarriable, miserable
(25:33):
and unmarriable. Well, if she doesn't ever get married, if
she doesn't ever stop being bitter. I'm not saying married,
you don't have to get married, But if she doesn't
ever drop the bitterness act, I hate man. Well, she's
going to be a democrat forever. When it comes to
families themselves, children, you see, why would you why what
(25:55):
kind of sick demon would want actually want a young
girl to chop her breastsoft would want a young boy
to chop office Penis, and they're doing this across the country,
thousands of cases. Who would want that? How could anybody
be that gross, be that demented, be that evil? How
(26:17):
could you want that? Well, set aside your morality, because again,
stop assigning your morality to them, they don't share it.
Set your morality aside. Look at it from a purely political,
a purely powerful point of view. If I took a
fifteen year old little girl and she was raised in
(26:38):
a wonderful home with a dad and a mom. She
was raised in a loving home. She has values, a
value system. She's going to have demands of the man
she will marry one day. She will have standards, and
she has a desire because of the family she came from,
to start her own family one day and make her
own home. Let me ask you something again, purely political.
(27:03):
Where's she gonna vote, Who's she gonna vote for? Where's
she going to go? You know? Now take that exact
same fourteen year old girl. Let me go ahead and
play to her worst insecurities, mess with her developing fourteen
year old mind. Let me convince her that she was
(27:24):
born in the wrong body. Now let me drag her
through a bunch of psychiatric treatments, get her on some
of those kind of drugs. Then eventually let me drag
her into the surgery table and mutilate her body beyond recognition.
Now I've got her hooked on pharmaceuticals for the rest
of her natural life, mental and physical, and otherwise she's
(27:48):
physically mutilated. Who's she going to vote for? Where are
her loyalties going to lie? The shattering of the American
family is central to communism, not American. I made that
way too narrow. Shattering families is central to all communism,
(28:08):
all of it. They always try to break up the
home all they always have, always will. And the LGBTQ
demon mob agenda is central to that. That infeminism is
an attack on the nuclear family, because the nuclear family
is the building block of a strong society that will
always reject communism. That's why. Now a couple more things.
(28:31):
Let's talk about this Russia Ukraine thing. Hang on, I've
got on.
Speaker 5 (28:36):
An Emily side on me.
Speaker 7 (28:38):
Yes, yes, Kelly, you're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (28:44):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. Remember tomorrow's and ask
doctor Jesse Friday. Get your questions emailed in now to
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also, do not forget
that black women in America have been silent for too long.
Speaker 3 (29:04):
We don't articulate as black women are pained because it's
almost like nobody ever gave us permission to do that.
Speaker 2 (29:12):
And does anyone care? Yeah, yep, just dead silent. That's silent. Okay.
So I realized, because I've got some emails about this,
that you're worried about the Ukraine Russia thing getting bigger. Well,
I can't calm your fears about that. I don't know
where it's going to go. Trump today said Zelensky's putting
(29:35):
out inflammatory rhetoric. And he also warned Vladimir Putin today,
Russia did a big attack last night or something like
thirteen people died or something like that, and he said,
Putin stop, and it's okay. It's back and forth. It's
back and forth. It's back and forth. Here's here's the
big picture of what's happened. You know, Putin invaded Ukraine
(29:55):
because he wants the the valuable portions of Ukraine and
all that we went through the whole background of the
whole thing a long time ago. I'm not going to
go into all that again. But Putin believes that Russian
speaking part of Ukraine should be his anyway, It's the
profitable part, it's the one he wants. He grabbed it,
he took it. The United States of America, in conjunction
with the UK especially, they also want that very profitable
(30:18):
part of Ukraine. There have been all kinds of financial
investments and things like that there. Well, the United States
of America decided under Joe Biden to flood Ukraine with
weapons it needed to defend itself trying to stop Vladimir Putin.
Of course, Lendikaham and those types love this whole thing too,
(30:39):
But Ukraine would have collapsed a long time ago without
our supplies. But we got them hooked on that drug
that is America, the drug that is American money, American missiles.
Remember you, while you have not been able to afford groceries,
have been paying for the retirement of Ukrainian government people.
I'm not making that up. It's true. Now Trump steps
(31:03):
into a situation he wants the fighting to stop, but
now both sides are completely belligerent. Russia is belligerent because
they're freaking Russia. They always are. Ukraine's belligerent because Zelensky's
been so puffed up by the entire world for the
last three years. He's gotten so used to endless American
(31:26):
munitions and things like that that he believes, I mean,
he doesn't care about a bunch of people dying in Ukraine.
He's not dying. He believes he can keep this up forever.
Trump is getting frustrated because they're not agreeing to hash
out a deal. Trump is a deal maker, He's very
very good at it. Trump wants a deal done. He
(31:47):
considers both sides quite unreasonable at this point in time,
and so to solve this problem, it probably is going
to require the thing that I don't know Trump is
willing to do, and I'm not saying he's not willing
to do it. I don't know, but it's going to
involve us walking away. And nobody likes that option because
(32:15):
if America walks away, Russia's going to win. Ukraine's not
big enough, They're not powerful enough to fight off Russia.
That's just kind of how the cookie crumbles. Trump doesn't
want to just walk away. He sees himself as a
peacemaker and a deal maker. He wants to end it,
so he keeps trying to come up with these agreements,
(32:37):
and Ukraine will agree, and then they'll disagree, and Russia
will agree, and then they'll disagree. And I warned you
many many times before that this thing may go on
for another ten years. This thing, it may very well
blow up into something even bigger than it is now.
It's a lot harder to stop a war than it
(33:00):
is to start one. To start one's relatively easy. Mobilize
the troops, march across the border, start blowing things up
and killing people. De Escalating from there is very difficult,
and in order to do it, we might have to
cut bait. Then that what involve Zelensky alone, because Europe
(33:23):
doesn't have what it takes to back him and have
them stand up. They don't have the military capability of
doing so, and they probably don't have the willingness to
do so when they're still buying energy from Russia. It's
a horrible look. It's a horrible state of affairs. I
don't have anything good to say about it. It's terrible.
It looks like it's going to remain terrible, but it's
(33:44):
not as terrible as the hiring process right now. Honestly,
that's maybe even worse than what's going on in Russia
Ukraine trying to find good people. How do you do that?
It's such a nightmare. You set up an interview, they
don't show, or they do show, and he's got a
teardrop tattoo on his face. He's out. Well, you know
how you can eliminate the tear drop tattoos. Zip recruiter
(34:07):
has zip intro. Here's what zip intro is. By the way,
you get to try this for free. You post a
job today on ZipRecruiter. Tomorrow you have video calls lined up,
back to back video calls with candidates who've signed up.
We're talking quick video calls, so you can immediately Oh
(34:28):
that I liked her, let's bring her back in again.
Ooh not him. I saw the tear drop tattoos. Do
you want to try that for free? It's the hiring
site people prefer the most for a reason. Go to
ZipRecruiter dot com slash jesse and try it for free.
ZipRecruiter dot com slash jesse. You post jobs today, you
(34:52):
get to talk to qualified candidates tomorrow. Finally, before I
get to headlines, remember the ladies who into space on
the space ride. Apparently they're still getting quite frustrated by
the response to it. Apparently they're not getting all the
accolades they thought they would get. They're getting widely mocked
(35:13):
by everybody. And so I'm here to tell them what happened,
because I understand what happened. Have you ever had your
song come on in the car when you're driving, cranked
up the volume and started singing pretty loud. Have you
ever danced in the shower while the music was on,
(35:36):
maybe in front of the mirror, when no one was looking.
You sounded good, didn't you? You looked pretty good. Look
at my moves, didn't you? You didn't sound good, and
you didn't look good. But what happens is when you
get in your own echo chamber, you can convince yourselves
of things that's not real. This definitely happens with women
(35:58):
in music. When women hear music, it just does something
inside of them, and they'll start singing and dancing together,
and they're convinced that everyone's enjoying it. Nobody's enjoying it.
In fact, everyone wants to die. Who's around you. This
group of women, they got together and they convinced themselves
that they would be heroes if they spend hundreds of
(36:20):
thousands of dollars and took an eleven minute ride into space.
The problem is they didn't ask anyone else. That's what happened.
Speaker 4 (36:27):
And now here's a headline, why, oh, you know, you
know the thing.
Speaker 2 (36:31):
Headlines We didn't get to Dick Durbin, number two Senate
Democrat won't seek re election. Everybody's praising everyone's praising Dick
Durbin for this, when here's the reality of it. When
an Illinois politician retires, they're not retiring per se. They're
getting ready to go to prison. Oh. Speaking of which,
(36:52):
Illinois Governor Pritzker acts against El Salvador over kilmar Abrego's detention.
A reminder that communism is international, like we talked about,
and they always see themselves as international. We've run out
of time, it's asked doctor Jesse Friday. Tomorrow, that's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday. We're gonna
there's a horrible story about an illegal here. We'll talk
about here in a second. We're actually gonna talk about
why your Doctor's a crazy comedy. Now, generational gaps with
how people see things in the government. Pete Buddha Jeedge
(00:36):
is somehow kicking off his twenty twenty eight presidential campaign
and an extra embarrassing fashion. All that and more still
to come on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Another
word here, just on arrests and things like that, and
the judges and the injunctions. This is from Bill Mlugen.
The families of two teens killed by an illegal alien
(00:59):
who cracked into them while drunk, high and speeding at
one hundred miles an hour in Orange County, and this
is back in twenty twenty one, have been told by
the State of California that their killer will be released
from prison early in July, just three and a half
years into a ten year sentence for killing the teens
(01:21):
who both burned alive. Now I'm not going to spend
a single second more on this story. My point on
bringing up this horrible, horrible story is again, the American Right,
if it is not allowed to implement its will at
(01:44):
the ballot box, the American right will choose a dictator
in the future. We will we will beg for one.
Whenever I bring this up, My emails are full of
people already begging for one. If Democrats are going to
bring in twenty million people in four years and we
are told that due process means we can't remove them,
(02:07):
if we're told that we have to live like this
with these savages, and that these savages will be protected
by our domestic terrorists, which are known as Democrats, if
we are going to be told that, then the American
Right will eventually pick a dictator. I have warned it repeatedly.
I will say again to every communist hate listening. I
(02:30):
know you've been programmed, because you're a mentally ill demon.
You've been programmed by the hive mind to think that
Donald Trump is a fascist and a dictator in a
Nazi and all the other dumb things you believe about
Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a puppy dog compared to
what you will get if the American people are not
(02:50):
allowed to implement their will at the ballot box. He
is a puppy dog, a gentle, nice version of what
will come. I'm guaranteeing it. I'm telling you it will come. Now,
enough of that, let's uh, let's play. Michelle Obama. I'm sorry,
(03:13):
I can't. Just the perpetual state of ridiculous victimhood these
people pretend like they live in. Remember Michelle Obama. Michelle Obama,
as much of an America hating idiot as she is,
lives like a queen, a queen, filthy rich. Now her
(03:35):
entire life, her entire life is yachts and private planes
and fancy hotels. That is her entire life. Now, that's
all it is. She's royalty, she's an Obama, and she
has this podcast and this is what she said on it.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
We don't articulate as black women are pain because it's
almost like nobody ever gave us permission to do that.
Speaker 2 (04:02):
And does anyone care? Oh yes, yes. If there's one thing,
If there's one thing I can say for a fact,
I wish black women would speak up. Man, what Chris,
I'm serious. It's the silence that gets me. It's it's
the silence that's deafening. Really, it's the man alive. It's
(04:26):
like I gotta shake you to say something.
Speaker 4 (04:28):
Wow, it's speak up. Oh were you in the movie theater?
I had no idea. I had no idea. Man, I'm
blowing away. I'm with Michelle Man, it's time to use
your vod We.
Speaker 3 (04:39):
Don't articulate as black women are pain because it's almost
like nobody ever gave us permission to do that and
does it.
Speaker 2 (04:47):
Yeah, Man, the almost mouseie in a way, almost mousey.
Let's do some emails. Hey, Jesse, the more I hear
about the stranglehold the left has on all our institutions,
the angry, angrier eye I get about how entirely ineffective
the right has been at stopping any of this, well,
(05:08):
that's that's very fair, And I get you know, I
bent my frustrations on that too, about how angry I
am at the right. Why didn't you do something? Why
won't you stop it? Why won't you stop it? But remember, too, well,
remember what we talked about at the beginning of the show,
and what I've brought up several times before for me,
even you know, how much how passionate I am about this,
(05:30):
how much I love this stuff, how much I believe
in this stuff. I walked away from two different careers
to do this. It's still not my whole life. Uh
you know what, I'll tell you something flat out right now.
I you know I like I like my family, I
(05:51):
like being around them. I like doing other things, hanging
around normal people. I like eating. I have other passions
and life history and things like that. Do you know
what I've started to do when I get home. It's
like the worst thing in the world. I know that
as somebody who does this for a living, I'm supposed
to be on Instagram all day. I'm going live to
(06:12):
answer your questions now about the latest Donald Trump right
the head of there. You know what I do when
I get home. I actually put my phone on do
not Disturb, and I set it down. I don't care
about your text messages. You're not gonna usually find me
on social media unless I fire one off and forget
(06:34):
I'm If I go check it, I'll probably laugh at
some horribly inappropriate meme that Chris and Corey have sent.
But other than that, I'm off. I know, Chris, I know,
I'm so old. I have other things I like in life,
and I want that for you too. It shouldn't be
(06:57):
your number one, constantly fighting, constant political wars and things.
It shouldn't be your number It is important. You should
be involved, you should care. I actually judge the people
who don't care at all. You wake up, you know.
But it shouldn't be your everything. You're The top line
on how you identify should not say Republican or conservative
(07:20):
or even anti communists. That shouldn't be priority one for
who you are. But we are at a distinct disadvantage because,
as I mentioned, it is their top line. Whether they're
a Supreme Court justice or a cub Scout leader, they're
a communist first and foremost. Whether they're a husband, wife, Christian, Jew, Muslim, government, whatever,
(07:46):
they're a communist first. Pastor. Here's a Methodist pastor in Illinois?
Is this a pastor first?
Speaker 5 (07:54):
Jesus was undocumented. Let me just say that again. Let
that sink in for just a moment. The very person
we're celebrating today, the very one in whom we worship,
was undocqmented. Jesus was a refugee. Jesus knew what it
(08:17):
was to flee in fear and to live as a
stranger in a strange land. Jesus, was that person?
Speaker 2 (08:27):
Is that a pastor? Or is that a communist? Oh?
I don't know. He puts on the pastor's clothes on Sunday.
But is he a pastor first? Or is that a
communist first? You see, you can be angry, and I
can be angry about the rights inability to stop the
march through the institutions. But back to the public library.
(08:51):
An example I gave in the very first hour. I
don't expect you to drive by the public library and
look at it and say, Wow, I should really get
in there and push my politics. That's a miserable place
to be. Now. We have to understand that's how the
communist thinks, and that's how the communist operates. But I
(09:14):
don't want that for you, and I should point out,
nor do we have to be that committed. To win
this battle. We have to be a lot more committed
than we are. But we don't have to be like them,
miserable all day long. Oh my god, it you don't
have to be like that. I don't want you to
be like that. It does put us at a disadvantage,
(09:36):
A real, real disadvantage because it's all a matter of commitment.
You see, if if you're get to be in a fight,
a fistfight a year from now with somebody, and every
single day you wake up and that's all you think about,
and that's all you train for. He does it on
the weekends. I think I'll go do some training. You're
(09:59):
going to win at the end of that year. It's
more committed. It's the battle of commitment. All right, I'm
gonna I do want to address the why is your
doctor a communist story? We'll talk about the generational gap
on how people think. Do some more emails. Let's first
learn something for free, for free. You see, we played
Klaus Schwab earlier. Does this ring any bells to you?
Speaker 6 (10:23):
We have state capitalism on zielsa hand. We have shareholder
of private capitalism. So it's a clash between two systems.
I believe that state capitalism in the short term, in
the short term provides certain advantages.
Speaker 2 (10:43):
State capitalism shareholder stakeholder vab. But do you want to
know what real capitalism is supposed to be? Do you
want to understand it? Hillsdale College will teach you for free,
no cost Hillsdale's offering more than forty courses at no cost.
You can sit with your kids with just by yourself
(11:06):
whatever on your phone and get a lecture series about capitalism,
profit and loss and private property rights. And you are
going to be so much wiser, so much smarter than
you are now. And that's no insult on how you
are now, although maybe you are dumb. But go to
Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse. There's no cost. You don't
(11:32):
have to be dumb anymore. Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse.
We'll be back. Miss something. There's a podcast, get it
on demand wherever podcasts are found, The Jesse Kelly Show.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. Member
Tomorrow's and ask doctor Jesse Friday, and you need to
(11:55):
get your questions emailed in right now to Jesse at
Jesse Kelly showed. Also, remember the communist is constantly seeking
out places of power and trying to figure out how
he can use that power for the revolution. I brought
(12:15):
up the example in the beginning in the first hour
about that that sound bite of Klaud Schwab and how
essentially how and why they took over corporate America because
corporate America is powerful. All that money, all those advertising dollars,
billboards and TV commercials. The communists saw that and thought, well,
we can use that for us. But that's not even
(12:36):
the worst thing they do. They do it with all
their government power, and they do it with the licensing process,
the education, the credential process. I'll put it that way.
This is how they ensure only communists can advance through
the system. You you are going to have to declare
(12:59):
your low loyalty to communism before you can get those
credentials you crave. Here's a wonderful example. This is a
headline from the New York Post. I'm a dentist suing
Michigan over implicit bias training that says only some people
can be racist. Governor Gretchen Whitmer mandated after George Floyd's
(13:22):
twenty twenty death, which declares that only some people can
be racist. You see, if you would like to continue
practicing medicine in certain areas, well, you're gonna have to
show your loyalty. No, no, it's not that you're gonna
have to show your capacity, your ability to learn. It's
(13:45):
not that you're gonna have to show that you are
supremely knowledgeable about the human body or medicine or whatever. No, no, no, no,
those things again, everything becomes second. Communism must become first.
You see, if you want to be a dentist, you
better you better be pretty loud about the fact that
(14:08):
only white people can be racist, in fact, that white
people all are racist. No one else can be only
white people. In fact, we're gonna make you sign on
the dotted line saying that, and if you don't, you
don't get to practice medicine anymore. Should be noted this
article i'm reading, I'm reading it to you. On the
(14:29):
very same day, a judge, a lower court judge, told
the Trump administration they must continue to fund DEI the
Communist when he got into power four years of this
under Joe Biden, the communist got into power, and he
ensured that his sick religion would be funded by you,
(14:54):
that US government would implement it, it would become US
government policy, and you would fund his revolution. The Trump
administration gets in, they try to stop it, but communist
revolutionaries posing as judges stepped up and said, no, you
must continue. This is the depth of the problem we face.
(15:17):
It's a lot I know it's a lot, all right.
I want to touch on this really quickly. Boomers disapprove
of Trump more than any other demographic. This is from
the post millennial. It just shows an age gap. That's
all that is. It's not about boomers or baby whatever,
but an age gap. The age gap is amazing. Essentially,
(15:39):
if you're seventy plus, you probably hate Donald Trump. Now
that don't email me and say, Jesse, I'm seventy plus
and I love him. This is just a general poll
with a bunch of people. If it doesn't apply to you,
don't apply it to you. The old Jesse Kelly rule. Okay,
but why what's this about. Well, it's not because old
people are stupid or anything like that. Neither are young
(16:01):
people every generation as geniuses and morons. Okay, nothing's new.
What does it show. It shows how and where people
got their information from and how that has changed over
the years. For the longest time, there were only a
few major corporate media organizations who brought people the news.
(16:26):
We're talking about established newspapers, The Washington Post, the New
York Times, things like that. We're talking about established news
channels CBS, ABC, I mean sixty minutes things like that NBC.
The older you are, it's just not a tradition. Again,
it's not because you're dumb. You stick with what you're
used to. The older you are, the more likely you
(16:49):
are to go to those traditional news sources for your information. Well,
if that's where you go for your information, unbeknownst to you,
those organizations were taken over by committed communists who hate
your guts. Now the information you're getting is all lies.
But people generally, well, i'll tell you. I'll give you
(17:12):
this example. In radio, they're always talking about ratings and
what's your ratings, But it's not just your ratings, it's
what's your rating with this particular group, with men, with women,
with the age, with the vv V. But they always
cite some group. I even forget the number. It was
like eighteen to forty or something like that. I never
pay attention. In case you're wondering, is you can probably tell?
(17:33):
But I asked. I finally asked. I said, why do
they separate all this out by age? And they said, well, Jesse,
here's the here's the deal. After a certain age, I
think it was fifty. But after a certain age, people
don't change their buying habits. They don't change their habits
really at all. You eat what you're gonna eat, You
buy what you're gonna buy. You don't buy what you're
gonna buy. You are really fairly set in your ways.
(17:57):
So if you are older and you still find yourself
turning on CBS at the end of the night to
get the news of the day, well you don't realize
all you're getting is lies. How about that. Here's another lie.
I have to have Verizon. I have to you know, Jesse,
you don't understand I have to have AT and T
(18:19):
otherwise I'll drop calls, and my calls are important. No,
you don't understand. Puretalk is on the same network, the
identical network. I didn't say similar networks, the same network.
I had T Mobile before I switched to Puretalk. My
coverage you got better when I switched better, and for
(18:42):
half the price. I'm paying half what I was paying before.
For twenty five bucks a month, you get unlimited talk, text,
and five gigs of data. Man, come on now. Plus
when you dial pound two five zero, When say Jesse, Kelly,
you save an extra fifty percent off your first month.
(19:04):
That's crazy. Switch to pier Talk, you don't need those
other companies. Peer Talk loves you, they love your values,
they share your values. Pound two five zero, say Jesse Kelly.
We'll be back fighting for your freedom every day the
Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
(19:28):
a wonderful Thursday near at tand and you probably remember her.
You can't get her. And she's one of these system
guard carrying members of the system. So she's going to
drift in and out of every Democrat administration. She goes
back to the government, and then as soon as that
administration's gone, she runs to some part of the system
to get paid, and then back and forth. You understand
(19:48):
how it goes. But she can't change your communist way.
You see, they're going to talk over each other, which
I hate. So there's going to be a second or
two here where you don't hear what any moane and saying.
But what you need to understand is this is a
panel on CNN, and during this argument, she looks at
somebody and she just tells a flat out black and
(20:11):
white lie up versus down lie. She doesn't shade the truth.
She looks, she lies. But that's not the that's not
the important part. I'm not playing this to make fun
of her. This is for you, and this is for
you when you debate communists, because she does what she's
been trained to do. You lie, You drop crazy accusations
(20:35):
out there, You lie. They do this for a reason.
Now listen to this and tell me did she win
or did she lose?
Speaker 1 (20:44):
You know, Conservatives Republicans have voted against those very ideas
in Congress? Did vote against bill that had actual child
care in it?
Speaker 4 (21:02):
You did?
Speaker 7 (21:03):
And when did I vote against that?
Speaker 1 (21:06):
He voted against it? Get back way back in twenty
twenty two.
Speaker 7 (21:10):
I wasn't elected until twenty two, and I have supported
the child tax credit.
Speaker 2 (21:25):
Do you hear the end? She looked at this guy
told again, it's not a shading of the true. She
told a black and white lie, lied through her teeth
about it. He called her on it. But then at
the end, then at the end, I actually I support
the child tax credit. In the end, he failed and
(21:49):
she won. You may think she lost there because she
got proven to be a liar. She's supposed to be
a liar. The communist is trained to lie. That's how
he's trained. They believe in it all the way. You
don't get in trouble for lying. When you're a communist,
you get in trouble for telling the truth.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
I 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 2 (22:16):
She got him defending himself. She got him in the end.
Speaker 7 (22:20):
What.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
No, I actually support the what but she won. That's
not about her and him. I don't care about either
of them. It's about you. Do not let the communists
when they lie, when they call you names, when they do,
not let them get you to start getting off of
(22:42):
your argument. So when they call you a Nazi, if
you start reference I'm not a Nazi. I love Jewish
people or something. You lost the period the second you
start defending yourself, the second you start playing defense, you lost.
Now you can call them on their lies, but don't
(23:02):
call them on their lies and then capitulate in some way, No,
that's not true, you just lied. Well no, but well
that's something a Nazi would say. We're not talking about that.
We're talking about the lie you just told. Well, yeah,
what you lie all the note. We're talking about the
lie you just told. Remember that when you're dealing with
(23:22):
these people. Hey, Jesse, longtime listener, had a good conversation
with my oldest sun today regarding all the trans education
and LGBTQ pushed on school age children as it reflects
on the left. Why is it that is? Why is
it that is such a popular agenda for them? I'm
a Christian, lifetime Republican. I thought they were just stupid, okay,
(23:43):
So why is that such an agenda for them? What
is it about all the LGBTQ demon mob stuff that
they love? So what is it? It's not politically popular,
especially the men and women's sports things. It's the biggest
political loser. What is it? Okay, well, let's talk about this.
(24:05):
What is what is the true true enemy of communism?
What is it that they can't overcome? Doesn't matter what
they do. Strong nuclear families, strong nuclear families, and this
has been proven in every country. It crosses demographic lines,
(24:28):
religious lines. When you come from a strong nuclear family,
the chances you will succumb to communism are very very small.
And if you start your own after that, because one
thing leads to another, if you start your own after that,
very very small. Those people generally are the enemies of
(24:49):
communism because you have a different set of values, you
have a different set of loyalties. Because the family will
of course come before the government, It come before the state.
If you add a country we have strong family units,
there'd be almost no communism, none whatsoever. Well, the communist
knows that. Remember, the communist goes after the root of
(25:09):
his problems. The roots we focus. We tend to focus
on the bright lights instead of going after the roots.
We focus on the branches and the leaves. It's the
roots that actually matter. Well, the communist understands, what if
I just shatter families? What do you think? What do
you think feminism was all about making women unmarriable, miserable
(25:33):
and unmarriable. Well, if she doesn't ever get married, if
she doesn't ever stop being bitter. I'm not saying married,
you don't have to get married, But if she doesn't
ever drop the bitterness act, I hate man. Well, she's
going to be a democrat forever. When it comes to
families themselves, children, you see, why would you why what
(25:55):
kind of sick demon would want actually want a young
girl to chop her breastsoft would want a young boy
to chop office Penis, and they're doing this across the country,
thousands of cases. Who would want that? How could anybody
be that gross, be that demented, be that evil? How
(26:17):
could you want that? Well, set aside your morality, because again,
stop assigning your morality to them, they don't share it.
Set your morality aside. Look at it from a purely political,
a purely powerful point of view. If I took a
fifteen year old little girl and she was raised in
(26:38):
a wonderful home with a dad and a mom. She
was raised in a loving home. She has values, a
value system. She's going to have demands of the man
she will marry one day. She will have standards, and
she has a desire because of the family she came from,
to start her own family one day and make her
own home. Let me ask you something again, purely political.
(27:03):
Where's she gonna vote, Who's she gonna vote for? Where's
she going to go? You know? Now take that exact
same fourteen year old girl. Let me go ahead and
play to her worst insecurities, mess with her developing fourteen
year old mind. Let me convince her that she was
(27:24):
born in the wrong body. Now let me drag her
through a bunch of psychiatric treatments, get her on some
of those kind of drugs. Then eventually let me drag
her into the surgery table and mutilate her body beyond recognition.
Now I've got her hooked on pharmaceuticals for the rest
of her natural life, mental and physical, and otherwise she's
(27:48):
physically mutilated. Who's she going to vote for? Where are
her loyalties going to lie? The shattering of the American
family is central to communism, not American. I made that
way too narrow. Shattering families is central to all communism,
(28:08):
all of it. They always try to break up the
home all they always have, always will. And the LGBTQ
demon mob agenda is central to that. That infeminism is
an attack on the nuclear family, because the nuclear family
is the building block of a strong society that will
always reject communism. That's why. Now a couple more things.
(28:31):
Let's talk about this Russia Ukraine thing. Hang on, I've
got on.
Speaker 5 (28:36):
An Emily side on me.
Speaker 7 (28:38):
Yes, yes, Kelly, you're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (28:44):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. Remember tomorrow's and ask
doctor Jesse Friday. Get your questions emailed in now to
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also, do not forget
that black women in America have been silent for too long.
Speaker 3 (29:04):
We don't articulate as black women are pained because it's
almost like nobody ever gave us permission to do that.
Speaker 2 (29:12):
And does anyone care? Yeah, yep, just dead silent. That's silent. Okay.
So I realized, because I've got some emails about this,
that you're worried about the Ukraine Russia thing getting bigger. Well,
I can't calm your fears about that. I don't know
where it's going to go. Trump today said Zelensky's putting
(29:35):
out inflammatory rhetoric. And he also warned Vladimir Putin today,
Russia did a big attack last night or something like
thirteen people died or something like that, and he said,
Putin stop, and it's okay. It's back and forth. It's
back and forth. It's back and forth. Here's here's the
big picture of what's happened. You know, Putin invaded Ukraine
(29:55):
because he wants the the valuable portions of Ukraine and
all that we went through the whole background of the
whole thing a long time ago. I'm not going to
go into all that again. But Putin believes that Russian
speaking part of Ukraine should be his anyway, It's the
profitable part, it's the one he wants. He grabbed it,
he took it. The United States of America, in conjunction
with the UK especially, they also want that very profitable
(30:18):
part of Ukraine. There have been all kinds of financial
investments and things like that there. Well, the United States
of America decided under Joe Biden to flood Ukraine with
weapons it needed to defend itself trying to stop Vladimir Putin.
Of course, Lendikaham and those types love this whole thing too,
(30:39):
But Ukraine would have collapsed a long time ago without
our supplies. But we got them hooked on that drug
that is America, the drug that is American money, American missiles.
Remember you, while you have not been able to afford groceries,
have been paying for the retirement of Ukrainian government people.
I'm not making that up. It's true. Now Trump steps
(31:03):
into a situation he wants the fighting to stop, but
now both sides are completely belligerent. Russia is belligerent because
they're freaking Russia. They always are. Ukraine's belligerent because Zelensky's
been so puffed up by the entire world for the
last three years. He's gotten so used to endless American
(31:26):
munitions and things like that that he believes, I mean,
he doesn't care about a bunch of people dying in Ukraine.
He's not dying. He believes he can keep this up forever.
Trump is getting frustrated because they're not agreeing to hash
out a deal. Trump is a deal maker, He's very
very good at it. Trump wants a deal done. He
(31:47):
considers both sides quite unreasonable at this point in time,
and so to solve this problem, it probably is going
to require the thing that I don't know Trump is
willing to do, and I'm not saying he's not willing
to do it. I don't know, but it's going to
involve us walking away. And nobody likes that option because
(32:15):
if America walks away, Russia's going to win. Ukraine's not
big enough, They're not powerful enough to fight off Russia.
That's just kind of how the cookie crumbles. Trump doesn't
want to just walk away. He sees himself as a
peacemaker and a deal maker. He wants to end it,
so he keeps trying to come up with these agreements,
(32:37):
and Ukraine will agree, and then they'll disagree, and Russia
will agree, and then they'll disagree. And I warned you
many many times before that this thing may go on
for another ten years. This thing, it may very well
blow up into something even bigger than it is now.
It's a lot harder to stop a war than it
(33:00):
is to start one. To start one's relatively easy. Mobilize
the troops, march across the border, start blowing things up
and killing people. De Escalating from there is very difficult,
and in order to do it, we might have to
cut bait. Then that what involve Zelensky alone, because Europe
(33:23):
doesn't have what it takes to back him and have
them stand up. They don't have the military capability of
doing so, and they probably don't have the willingness to
do so when they're still buying energy from Russia. It's
a horrible look. It's a horrible state of affairs. I
don't have anything good to say about it. It's terrible.
It looks like it's going to remain terrible, but it's
(33:44):
not as terrible as the hiring process right now. Honestly,
that's maybe even worse than what's going on in Russia
Ukraine trying to find good people. How do you do that?
It's such a nightmare. You set up an interview, they
don't show, or they do show, and he's got a
teardrop tattoo on his face. He's out. Well, you know
how you can eliminate the tear drop tattoos. Zip recruiter
(34:07):
has zip intro. Here's what zip intro is. By the way,
you get to try this for free. You post a
job today on ZipRecruiter. Tomorrow you have video calls lined up,
back to back video calls with candidates who've signed up.
We're talking quick video calls, so you can immediately Oh
(34:28):
that I liked her, let's bring her back in again.
Ooh not him. I saw the tear drop tattoos. Do
you want to try that for free? It's the hiring
site people prefer the most for a reason. Go to
ZipRecruiter dot com slash jesse and try it for free.
ZipRecruiter dot com slash jesse. You post jobs today, you
(34:52):
get to talk to qualified candidates tomorrow. Finally, before I
get to headlines, remember the ladies who into space on
the space ride. Apparently they're still getting quite frustrated by
the response to it. Apparently they're not getting all the
accolades they thought they would get. They're getting widely mocked
(35:13):
by everybody. And so I'm here to tell them what happened,
because I understand what happened. Have you ever had your
song come on in the car when you're driving, cranked
up the volume and started singing pretty loud. Have you
ever danced in the shower while the music was on,
(35:36):
maybe in front of the mirror, when no one was looking.
You sounded good, didn't you? You looked pretty good. Look
at my moves, didn't you? You didn't sound good, and
you didn't look good. But what happens is when you
get in your own echo chamber, you can convince yourselves
of things that's not real. This definitely happens with women
(35:58):
in music. When women hear music, it just does something
inside of them, and they'll start singing and dancing together,
and they're convinced that everyone's enjoying it. Nobody's enjoying it.
In fact, everyone wants to die. Who's around you. This
group of women, they got together and they convinced themselves
that they would be heroes if they spend hundreds of
(36:20):
thousands of dollars and took an eleven minute ride into space.
The problem is they didn't ask anyone else. That's what happened.
Speaker 4 (36:27):
And now here's a headline, why, oh, you know, you
know the thing.
Speaker 2 (36:31):
Headlines We didn't get to Dick Durbin, number two Senate
Democrat won't seek re election. Everybody's praising everyone's praising Dick
Durbin for this, when here's the reality of it. When
an Illinois politician retires, they're not retiring per se. They're
getting ready to go to prison. Oh. Speaking of which,
(36:52):
Illinois Governor Pritzker acts against El Salvador over kilmar Abrego's detention.
A reminder that communism is international, like we talked about,
and they always see themselves as international. We've run out
of time, it's asked doctor Jesse Friday. Tomorrow, that's all
Host
Jesse Kelly
Popular Podcasts
The Breakfast Club
The World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club, With DJ Envy And Charlamagne Tha God!
Dateline NBC
Current and classic episodes, featuring compelling true-crime mysteries, powerful documentaries and in-depth investigations. Follow now to get the latest episodes of Dateline NBC completely free, or subscribe to Dateline Premium for ad-free listening and exclusive bonus content: DatelinePremium.com
Decisions, Decisions
Welcome to "Decisions, Decisions," the podcast where boundaries are pushed, and conversations get candid! Join your favorite hosts, Mandii B and WeezyWTF, as they dive deep into the world of non-traditional relationships and explore the often-taboo topics surrounding dating, sex, and love. Every Monday, Mandii and Weezy invite you to unlearn the outdated narratives dictated by traditional patriarchal norms. With a blend of humor, vulnerability, and authenticity, they share their personal journeys navigating their 30s, tackling the complexities of modern relationships, and engaging in thought-provoking discussions that challenge societal expectations. From groundbreaking interviews with diverse guests to relatable stories that resonate with your experiences, "Decisions, Decisions" is your go-to source for open dialogue about what it truly means to love and connect in today's world. Get ready to reshape your understanding of relationships and embrace the freedom of authentic connections—tune in and join the conversation!