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Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on an amazing Wednesday, a wonderful Wednesday. So we are going to have to talk about some communist dirty tricks and how purposeful they are with their war on the country. We'll get to that here in just a moment. Their love of censorship coming through once again. I get to some emails, some dirtball foreigner beat up the 9-11 memorial, all that, so much more coming up. on the world-famous Jesse Kelly show. So I don't like to talk about this that much because I don't want to freak you out. The intention is not to freak you out, and the intention is not to make you feel like all is lost and we're going to lose. That is not my intention when I discuss this. The communist is extremely purposeful with his revolution, with the war he has on the country. He's more committed to it. I'm not insulting you because this applies to me too. He is more committed to destroying the country than you are to saving the country. And I say that knowing that you and me, we are committed. We are anti-communists. We are getting involved. We vote. We donate. We work on campaigns. We are there. We are doing what we can do. But even people like you and people like me, We are not as committed as the communist is. That does not mean he's going to win. He has to be more committed because he's always a minority. He's a minority. He's demonic. He wants things that are miserable and will make people miserable. He's not popular. So because he's not popular, he has to be more committed. In high school, if you're 6'4, 250 pounds, yeah, you have to work out, you have to hit the weights, but football is probably going to go pretty well for you. If you're 5'8, and you're 150 pounds, you're going to have to spend more time in sprints, in the weight room, and everything else to get ready, right? Well, that's the communist. He has to work harder, and even then, he may not be able to catch us. The reason I say we're not committed is this. Let me ask you something. Have you ever, ever, started a political organization and then used that?
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Speaker 2: Well, you know what?
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Speaker 1: I'll start there. Have you ever even started a political organization? When I say organization, this can take any form. It can be a PAC. Maybe it's just a local Republican meetup in your town. Hey, we're going to the sports bar on Friday to discuss politics and have a beer. Have you personally ever started a right-wing organization of any kind? Probably not. Maybe you have if you have to your credit. Look, I haven't. Again, not pointing fingers here. I haven't. Have you? Probably not. Okay. Let's take it a step further. Have you ever started a political organization and then used that organization's power and resources to install a candidate on a ballot, a candidate that would unfairly take votes away from from your enemy that will allow you to seize power. I would be willing to bet a significant sum of money that you have never done something like that. I most definitely have never done something like that. Have you paid attention to Alaska? There are not one, but two Dan Solomons on the ballot. There's a Democrat, and then there's Dan Solomon, Sullivan, and Dan Sullivan. How'd that happen? This is from Fox News.
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Speaker 3: Bombshell report from The New York Times laying out what it describes as Democrats' secret effort to stack Alaska's ballot. The Times reports operatives aligned with Mary Peltola, the Democratic nominee for Senate, spent months recruiting candidates to peel votes from incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan, the Republican. It says in the summer of last year, a staffer for Peltola received instruction from top campaign aides to find as many people named Dan Sullivan in Alaska as they can.
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Speaker 2: Dan S.
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Speaker 3: Sullivan is the name of the state's GOP senator. And the Times says if the Pelotola campaign or its allies could find and convince another Dan Sullivan to run, confusion could cause the senator critical votes, especially in the state's top four primary and ranked choice voting system. The plan worked. Dan J. Sullivan announced his candidacy for Senate. The White House reaction from communications director Stephen Chung on X, quote, breaking Democrats secret corrupt plan to stack Alaska's ballot exposed. The Justice Department filed a lawsuit last week seeking to block the election certification if Senator Sullivan loses.
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Speaker 1: You've never done anything like that in your life. Neither have I. They do. They do have meetings. They do sit down as if it's a war with maps and charts and whiteboards, and they come up with plans to attack our country. And we should never, ever, ever forget what their final goal is. This is some commie group called Indivisible. Here's their goal.
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Speaker 4: Is impeachment the goal? And our take on this is that impeachment is a tactic within a strategy to get to a broader goal. Like our goal is bigger than Donald Trump or this current administration. Our goal is the transformation of American democracy so that it is inclusive and representative and resilient to future authoritarians and authoritarian attacks.
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Speaker 2: That sounds like a good goal. It's like a really good goal, right?
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Speaker 1: They're committed. They're committed all the way. Hey, Jesse. You were talking about young kids finding jobs. A buddy of mine's grandson started his own business going through the community cleaning people's trash dumpsters, a job nobody wants to do. He's been very successful. They have this in my neighborhood, and I pay for this. It's not the neighborhood. Again, it's the neighborhood kids. You know how disgusting your trash cans get. And Nobody wants to go clean it out. Our trash cans were getting grosser and grosser. And I kept bringing it up to me. Hey, don't forget, could you spray out the trash can? It's starting to smell. The trash cans are in the garage or they're by the house. It's starting to stink. Could you spray it out? But who wants to go do that? So it's hard to get the motivation to go do that. But what does some kid care? 20 bucks, 30 bucks? I think we pay 20 bucks or something like that every month or something. They come by once a month, spray that out. That's a great job for kids. Jesse, my wife and I are both in our 50s and overweight. I topped out at the end of May at 379 pounds on a 5'6 frame. We are now both on GLP-1. That's those peptide things. Corey, isn't that those peptide things? Yeah, I thought so. My results are a lot faster than hers, and there is my conundrum. GLP-1s are great for curbing appetite, but it's not magic, except for you, my wife said recently. I eat less. I drink copious amounts of water, but I also hit the gym at least six days per week. She doesn't exercise much at all. which leads me to think she's minimizing those efforts and the misery that I have put in in the gym and whatnot. We have a very happy marriage, but the little voice wants me to say it ain't magic and get moving. My other little voice says, let my results be her motivation. What do I do? Longtime listener from South Louisiana. He said, since I no longer get to enjoy my favorite snack food, can you give me a Frito Bandito in honor of my 50 pounds yet? Yes, I'll get to that in a second. Try the gentle approach with your wife first. I know because I'm a barbarian, people will be surprised I said that, but there's something I've learned. I haven't learned a lot, but there's something I've learned over 20 years of marriage. If we get in a fight, big fight, you know you always fight when you're just married and whatnot. You're feeling each other out and figuring out who's doing what. When we would get in a big fight, one of those mad yelling fights, She would say nasty things because she's angry in the moment. I cannot tell you a single thing that she's ever said to me. Not one. None of it stayed with me. You hear it in the moment. Maybe you get mad about it in the moment, but I don't know. I can't tell you one. I can't tell you one. I started to learn over the years that when I fire back equally, she never forgets it. that it's not something she's just going to get over even when you make up. She's going to remember that you told her she has ugly toes or something like that. I've never told her that. By the way, your toes are fine, but she's going to remember that. She's going to remember that. She can sit there and yell at you that you're too fat, and that may hurt in a moment, but you're going to forget next week. You'll forget next morning. You tell her that her ears stick out too far, she will remember it the rest of her life. If you're dropping weight that fast, and good on you, by the way, 50 pounds. If you're dropping weight that fast, good on you. Trust me, it's going to make an impact on her.
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Speaker 5: Aye, aye, aye, aye. I am the Frito Bandito. Hey, I like Fritos corn chips. I love them, I do. I want Fritos corn chips. I'll get them from you.
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Speaker 2: Aye.
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Speaker 5: Let's talk about commies and censorship.
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Speaker 1: Next. It is the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. Remember you can email your love, your hate, your death threats into Jesse at Jesse Kelly show.com. Before we get to the commies and censorship, I just, I want to show a little respect to this gentleman. I'm sure he, I'm sure he committed some horrible crime, so I'm not going to call him a hero, but this guy's willing to do life in prison. And he has a very, very simple request.
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Speaker 6: The first way is just to enter an open plea and get life in prison and be done with it. And just go on from there.
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Speaker 1: That's the base.
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Speaker 7: I'll do that for a Philly cheesesteak and an order of fries and a Pepsi.
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Speaker 6: So you're telling me you would open plea, you would plead to life in prison.
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Speaker 7: Philly cheesesteak with onion donut and mayonnaise and.
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Speaker 8: Fries.
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Speaker 1: I understand.
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Speaker 6: And 20 ounces. It's got to be 20 ounces. OK, but I appreciate that. Save the jury.
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Speaker 7: Save the taxpayers.
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Speaker 6: I appreciate that. I appreciate that. I've never in my 40 years of almost 40 years ever heard that request before.
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Speaker 1: The best was he clearly wasn't kidding. Because he throws in the specific toppings. Hey, don't think I'm doing life for nothing. And did you hear one of his toppings, Chris?
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Speaker 2: Guess what?
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Speaker 1: He wanted a sauce. He wanted a sauce. And you know what? I bet even in a situation like that, they wouldn't put the mayo on it because they think it would be no big deal. What, Chris? That's a very good point, Chris. Maybe he's a genius and he's banking on the fact they're going to forget the sauce. It blows up the plea deal. Case dismissed. This gentleman's going to prison. No problem with it. All he wants is a cheesesteak. But you better remember the freaking mail.
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Speaker 6: The first way is just to enter an open plea and get life in prison and be done with it. And just go on from there. That's the base.
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Speaker 7: For a Philly cheesesteak and an order of fries and a Pepsi.
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Speaker 6: So you're telling me you would open plate, you would plate a life in prison.
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Speaker 7: Philly cheesesteak with onion and mayonnaise and fries.
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Speaker 6: And 20-ounce Pepsi. Okay, it's got to be 20 ounces.
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Speaker 1: And fries and a 20-ounce Pepsi.
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Speaker 2: That's reasonable.
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Speaker 1: I think it's reasonable. What, Chris? That's a very good point. It does depend on the kind of fries. And there aren't very many cheesesteak spots that do a great fry. You get a lot of crinkle cut at cheesesteak places and crinkle cut fries suck. I don't know why we can't get a good Philly cheesesteak place that does a seasoned curly. The seasoned curly is the supreme fry. Everybody knows that. Arby's, Jack in the Box, these wonderful organizations filled, figured this out a long time ago. Also communists figured out a very long time ago that their ideas will never succeed. They will never catch on as long as any other ideas are present. And that's why at all times they are trying to figure out a way to silence opposing views. Here's Dana Bash and Nicole Wallace.
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Speaker 8: When people watch the, Oval office sprays when the pool is in the Oval Office and people are asking questions and get aggravated because either a reporter who works for a traditional news network or who's a real objective reporter asks a question. And then the person who is next to them doesn't follow up. Nine times out of 10, it's not because... that person doesn't get it. It's because that person is from conservative news daily or whatever.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: The pillow guys. Yeah.
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Speaker 8: And they're used as a foil for like the dear leader questions.
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Speaker 9: I'm sorry, Mr.
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Speaker 2: President.
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Speaker 8: Are you great or are you just excellent? I can't remember the difference. Can you just explain that to me?
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Speaker 1: Social media gets a lot of a lot of guff and a lot of it is very, very valid. But I have argued many times on this show that social media is It might be the greatest weapon we've ever had against communism. It might be. If you're in the Soviet Union, how hard is it to make sure we shut down this paper, we shut down this news program? Look, there's only five. If we shut down three of them, we own all of the news. You can do that in the United States of America. Historically, because this is all pre-social media, there were, what, a few news outlets? NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, New York Times, Washington Post, you know, these things. There were a few. You didn't have to grab that many of them if you're a communist to make sure the only thing people ever heard was communist viewpoints. Today, because look, everybody can have a show now. Everybody can have a say. I've told you before, you could be an investigative journalist if you want. You have a smartphone, don't you? I know you do. Everyone does. If you have a smartphone, you can be an investigative journalist. Go pick a topic, pick something, sink your teeth into it, bring your phone along, videotape the whole thing, throw it on your Twitter account, or sorry, X account, throw it on your X account, and guess what? It might end up going viral. You get 2 million views, and soon you're beginning to get high.
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Speaker 2: This happens, right?
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Speaker 1: This happens to anybody. That's a good point. Chris, Nick Shirley is actually a great example of this. Who is he? Looks like he's about 12. Well, he had a phone and a motivation and out he went. And now everybody knows who the guy is. The communists hate it. They absolutely hate it. Because they were always trying to control the few we had. Imagine you're a communist and imagine you're facing 10 media outlets. And you're just trying to make sure you grab all 10 of them, then you own them. And maybe you twist yourself into knots. You spend years getting your people into these organizations. And finally, you have a hold of all 10. You own them. They're all yours. And then one day, social media gets invented. And you look around you, and there are 500 more that just popped up. and you don't control any of them. They are desperate to shut down and censor. The semi-communists have always been desperate to censor, only now, because there are so many, they can't do it. All right, let's talk about this street communist animal and some emails. Next. This one's from The Blaze. Here's the headline. Outrage mounts after the 9-11 memorial was vandalized, allegedly by a gun control activist. The Mamdani effect. God, I took spray paint to the whole thing. It's ugly and it's maddening. But this kind of stuff, remember, this stuff disappears as soon as you start smashing these people with the law, legally, not you personally. This stuff disappears. There's a reason these people do these things in communist-run New York City and they don't go to a small town in rural Alabama with that can of spray paint. Because in that small town, they would be arrested, the local judge would throw them in a dark hole for a couple years, and they know it. So they stick in the communist areas. My only point in this little thing before we get to the emails is this is a choice. All this stuff, all this crime, all this filth, all this graffiti and vandalism and all this stuff, this is all a choice that is brought to you by Democrats in this country. Communists have brought these people in on purpose. They offer them legal protection on purpose. This is why you have to disenfranchise communists and run them out of power everywhere you find them. Speaking of 9-11, that brings me back to Abdul El-Sayed, you know, the guy with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Have you set the record straight about whether you or your family have any ties.
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Speaker 5: To the Muslim Brotherhood?
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Speaker 1: No, but let's talk about this.
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Speaker 5: No, you don't have any ties.
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Speaker 8: No.
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Speaker 2: And your family doesn't.
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 1: Remember what Ryan Gerduski said about what's going on in Michigan. This is about to be a sober conversation, but this is going to have to do with a subject that many people are passionate about on both sides, Israel. And Israel's attachment to the United States of America. For as long as I've been alive, and I don't care how old you are, for as long as you've been alive, the United States of America and Israel have been allies. working with each other, military operations, economically, the United States of America is obviously the big brother in that relationship. But for as long as I've been alive, that has been the case. As I have said over and over and over again, those days are coming to an end. I believe at some point, not next year, I believe at some point we will sever ties with Israel. I don't see how it can be stopped. Half the country hates Israel. The communists all hate the Jews and Israel. They're all waving Palestinian flags. If you go over to the right, okay, that's the left. If you go over to the right, how is Israel viewed on the right? Well, the older you get, the higher their percentages are. So you pull some 65, 70-year-old Republican, he's probably going to have some sort of an affinity with Israel. for Israel. But the thing that is a five-alarm fire if you're Israel is as you get younger, those numbers go down to the point where the younger generation doesn't like it at all, of right-wingers, doesn't like it at all. And as I explained before, if I am Nike... And I find out one day that half the country hates me and they'll never come back and buy a Nike. Okay, not ideal. What about the other half? Well, boss, I have more bad news. The younger they get, the more they hate us. That means my future is apocalypse. That means my future is it's over. This has happened for a variety of reasons, which we don't have to get into tonight. We've talked about them before, but it is palpably happening. Listen, Listen to this.
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Speaker 9: I think a lot of Republicans think they can use the issue of Israel against Abdul El-Sayed, but the polling numbers don't suggest that that is in fact necessarily a good idea or working.
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Speaker 2: What are we talking about?
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Speaker 9: Among all likely voters, you know, a Fox News poll at the end of last month found that El-Sayed was up by just a single point.
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Speaker 2: That is well within the margin of error, right?
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Speaker 9: Well, look at those voters who were most focused on Israel or say they were focused on Israel.
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Speaker 2: Look at this. El Saad was actually up eight amongst them.
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Speaker 9: Ergo, he was doing better among the voters who said that Israel was extremely important and the issue of Israel was extremely important in their vote than he's doing among voters overall.
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Speaker 2: Therefore, to me, when you look at this data.
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Speaker 9: What this suggests is the issue of Israel is not to the detriment of El Saad.
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Speaker 2: If anything, it may be helping him a little bit.
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Speaker 1: Okay, so if you're a Michigan voter and you're passionate about Israel, you're going for the Muslim? Why? Well, passion takes many forms. They are not passionately pro-Israel. Not at all.
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Speaker 2: But take a look at this.
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Speaker 9: How about the net favorability rating of APAC in Michigan among likely voters?
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Speaker 2: Look at this overall. APAC is not well liked at all.
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Speaker 9: A negative 25 point net favorability rating. And again, among independents, we're not talking about Democrats here. Again, 25 points underwater, way underwater down there in Lake Michigan.
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Speaker 1: 25 points underwater with independents. Not Republicans, not communists, independents. There's one more.
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Speaker 9: Okay, overall, 54% of Michigan voters, in fact, say that we should end or reduce aid to Israel.
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Speaker 2: What about independents, those in the center of the electorate? Look at this. It's 61%.
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Speaker 9: In fact, those in the center of the electorate are actually slightly more likely to say that we should end or reduce.
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Speaker 2: Aid to Israel.
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Speaker 9: So this was not just an issue that worked for El-Sayed in the Democratic primary. To me, it's an issue, at least when we look at it overall— Israel is an issue that actually is more likely to help El-Sayed than it is to help Mike Rogers, because simply put, voters in Michigan, and we've seen this nationally as well, think that we give too much money over to Israel, especially when it comes to military aid.
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Speaker 1: If you are an American or an Israeli, maybe you're an evangelical, maybe you're a Jew, whatever, and you greatly value the alliance between America and Israel, I'm giving it to you right between the eyes. Those days are coming to an end. It's not avoidable. They're coming to an end. And for the sake of both countries, that might end up being a good thing. If you're Israel, maybe you are one of these passionate Zionist types, you know, Israel, all this stuff. If you are one of those types of people, do you want to have to work underneath America if Kamala Harris gets elected president? What do you think her policies towards you are going to be Yeah, life is good under Trump, who's the most pro-Israel president ever, but Trump's almost done. But from here, look, you're never, I'll put it this way, you're never getting ever a president as pro-Israel as Donald Trump is ever, again, on either side. It will not happen because the mood of the country has changed so much. You're never getting it. He's the most pro-Israel president you're ever going to get. From here, it gets worse. Tough future. Hey, Jesse. I voted early today here in East Tennessee. I have to say this was the biggest turnout for a midterm election I've ever seen, and I've been voting since Reagan. I tell you this because I think maybe Norm is finally waking up. Is it too little too late? Hopefully the so-called blue wave won't happen. I don't know that the blue wave is going to happen. I don't know that it's not. Do you know the big things, the big things that decide elections? What are they right now? Well, gas prices works against us hard. But on the flip side, the United States of America, we're horrified by Democrats. People in every single poll show, I don't like Republicans. Oh my gosh, Democrats are insane. Democrats have lost their mind to such a degree. They've waded into the commie crazy train to such a degree that it turns people off. Now, our biggest problem going into the midterms, according to me, our biggest problem is going to be getting our people to show up. It's not that I think that your normie Republican cousin is going to go out there and vote for James Tallarico in Texas, but he might sit at home. That's the problem. How many Democrats are going to sit at home? This is the first chance they've had in two years to raise a middle finger to Trump and the Republicans and everything else. How many Democrats are going to sit at home? I keep seeing things about turnout. I've heard good things and I've heard bad things. But the question always remains, and it's not a question we're going to know for another week, a little less than, who is turning out? I'm happy you had 100 people at the polls when you were there. How many of those people were there to vote for communism? It is the Jesse Kelly show final segment of the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful Wednesday, a hump day. Just remember you can email any, anything you'd like. Jesse at Jesse Kelly show.com. They really are extremely committed. to making sure illegals vote. Why do you think they brought them here? Here's LA County's lawyer.
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Speaker 10: The federal government's lawsuit came while voting had already started, while ballots have already been sent out. And this is part of a national pattern. The federal government has been throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks in this election. They've sent letters to Washington State. They've threatened Nevada. This is part of a pattern of trying to bully state and local governments. into doing something that the law doesn't require, something that Congress has not required and courts have not required. And that's what we're seeing really across the board nationally in this election is attempts to coerce state and local governments to do something that the federal government and the executive branch don't have the power to order.
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Speaker 1: So what are these evil things the government's doing? Yeah, 20,000 ballots from illegals were set aside. Did you think the Democrats seized power in these places with American votes? I hope you didn't think that. Why do you think they brought these people here? Oh, and by the way, after I did that last segment, we got some people concerned about this whole severing of the American-Israel relationship and whatnot. And I mentioned that Trump is the most pro-Israel president we've ever had and will ever have now because there will never be another one that's that pro-Israel. Keep in mind, and again, I'm not taking a petty shot, but this is just the reality of it. Keep in mind that that separation, that was already happening before Iran, before we started dropping bombs on Iran. But the war in Iran has accelerated that a great deal. It accelerated it because people are already unhappy. Life is not affordable. Then We launched a war that people have not bought into. I don't care how many times they repeat the nuclear weapon thing. People have not bought into it. It's a war with 30% approval rating. And on top of all that, they attach correctly the war to Israel, at least in part. And the Trump administration was open about that. They were very open about it when the bombs dropped. Hey, well, Israel was going to attack anyway, so we had to help out. That's what the Trump administration said. So now, even if you weren't passionate about this before, you're sitting at home, $ 4 a gallon gas. There's a war you don't like, and it's a war we're fighting at least partially on behalf of another country. That's how you end up with polling like this.
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Speaker 2: But take a look at this.
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Speaker 9: How about the net favorability rating of AIPAC in Michigan among likely voters?
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Speaker 2: Look at this overall. AIPAC is not well liked at all.
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Speaker 9: A negative 25 point net favorability rating.
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Speaker 2: And again, among independents, we're not talking about Democrats here.
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Speaker 9: Again, 25 points underwater, way underwater down there in Lake Michigan.
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Speaker 1: And still, we're getting this stuff at the rallies.
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Speaker 2: Somebody asked me this.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, I'm glad he's doing the rallies. I am. I'm glad he's doing the rallies. They will help what we need, and that's get out the votes.
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Speaker 2: Somebody asked me this that is very interesting.
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Speaker 1: How did you do again? Would you have attacked Iran?
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Speaker 6: I said, absolutely.
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Speaker 1: Is that one of the greatest things I've ever done? We probably could set that aside until after the election. Just a hint. Jesse. I'm guessing you'll discuss the illegal who attacked the memorial with a sledgehammer. I wasn't going to bring this up, but I guess we can. Some dirty foreigner took a sledgehammer to the Iwo Jima memorial, knocked the head off of one of the figures and whatnot. This just comes back to something we just talked about earlier in the show and something we talked about many times before. You only get this stuff if you tolerate this stuff. There are cultures all around the world that do not tolerate this stuff, and this stuff never happens. But because we have been way too nice in this country, way too tolerant, way too accommodating to every dirtball in this country, these people will do it. Why would you do that if you were in the country illegally? Maybe you're on drugs or drunk or whatever it is. Maybe you're just naturally a dirtball. But you take a sledgehammer to the Iwo Jima Memorial, there's only one reason you do that. You would not fear the punishment. You know where you wouldn't do that? Singapore. Because if you did that in Singapore, they might just flat out kill you. If they don't kill you, they're going to lock you away for 10 to 20 years. And I don't care. You're illegal. You're a drunk. You're a druggie. Whatever it is, you still don't want to go to prison for 10 to 20 years. And I tell you, it ticks me off to no end that our country has gotten soft enough that we tolerate this crap. And, of course, it's always in blue areas. It's always in blue areas because these people are savages. And now.
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Speaker 2: Headlines we didn't get to.
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Speaker 1: A hundred and seventy five Democrats demand the Trump administration stop the Ilhan Omar investigation and warn it could hurt her reelection bid. You know, what's really incredibly sad is it's absolutely not going to hurt her reelection bid because communists don't care about fraud. They don't care about lying. They don't care about any of that stuff. Ilhan Omar has been loyal to the revolution, and so her communist district is going to elect her again, and then hopefully we're going to deport her. Spain high-speed railway crash kills at least 68 after a train is stopped on the tracks. I've got to be honest, I'm not a paranoid person. I'm really not. Every time in my life I've been on a train, wherever I've been on a train, I've thought to myself, What if there's another one coming? I'm surprised it doesn't happen more. Wolf attacks a child at a German wildlife park. That kind of seems like the thing that shouldn't happen. I'm guessing the kid was in the enclosure and the parents probably saw too many Disney movies. Is your Samsung TV spying on you? Researcher claims TV secretly listen for barking dogs and crying babies. I don't know about the Samsung TV, but I know I have multiple people in my life who have said that they have one of those like an Amazon Alexa or something like that. And they'll be talking, you know, you're in the kitchen talking with the wife about green beans or something. And the next thing that pops up is a green bean casserole recipe. You're crazy if you think those things aren't listening to some extent. I don't want to be a paranoid weirdo freak, and I don't want you to be either. But remember, every one of these bits of electronics, they're all tracking and listening devices with the right amount of software. Jewish producer Chris probably knows how to do some of that stuff. Anyway... We will be back tomorrow to do all this tomfoolery again, all right? That's all.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on an amazing Wednesday, a wonderful Wednesday. So we are going to have to talk about some communist dirty tricks and how purposeful they are with their war on the country. We'll get to that here in just a moment. Their love of censorship coming through once again. I get to some emails, some dirtball foreigner beat up the 9-11 memorial, all that, so much more coming up. on the world-famous Jesse Kelly show. So I don't like to talk about this that much because I don't want to freak you out. The intention is not to freak you out, and the intention is not to make you feel like all is lost and we're going to lose. That is not my intention when I discuss this. The communist is extremely purposeful with his revolution, with the war he has on the country. He's more committed to it. I'm not insulting you because this applies to me too. He is more committed to destroying the country than you are to saving the country. And I say that knowing that you and me, we are committed. We are anti-communists. We are getting involved. We vote. We donate. We work on campaigns. We are there. We are doing what we can do. But even people like you and people like me, We are not as committed as the communist is. That does not mean he's going to win. He has to be more committed because he's always a minority. He's a minority. He's demonic. He wants things that are miserable and will make people miserable. He's not popular. So because he's not popular, he has to be more committed. In high school, if you're 6'4, 250 pounds, yeah, you have to work out, you have to hit the weights, but football is probably going to go pretty well for you. If you're 5'8, and you're 150 pounds, you're going to have to spend more time in sprints, in the weight room, and everything else to get ready, right? Well, that's the communist. He has to work harder, and even then, he may not be able to catch us. The reason I say we're not committed is this. Let me ask you something. Have you ever, ever, started a political organization and then used that?
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Speaker 2: Well, you know what?
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Speaker 1: I'll start there. Have you ever even started a political organization? When I say organization, this can take any form. It can be a PAC. Maybe it's just a local Republican meetup in your town. Hey, we're going to the sports bar on Friday to discuss politics and have a beer. Have you personally ever started a right-wing organization of any kind? Probably not. Maybe you have if you have to your credit. Look, I haven't. Again, not pointing fingers here. I haven't. Have you? Probably not. Okay. Let's take it a step further. Have you ever started a political organization and then used that organization's power and resources to install a candidate on a ballot, a candidate that would unfairly take votes away from from your enemy that will allow you to seize power. I would be willing to bet a significant sum of money that you have never done something like that. I most definitely have never done something like that. Have you paid attention to Alaska? There are not one, but two Dan Solomons on the ballot. There's a Democrat, and then there's Dan Solomon, Sullivan, and Dan Sullivan. How'd that happen? This is from Fox News.
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Speaker 3: Bombshell report from The New York Times laying out what it describes as Democrats' secret effort to stack Alaska's ballot. The Times reports operatives aligned with Mary Peltola, the Democratic nominee for Senate, spent months recruiting candidates to peel votes from incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan, the Republican. It says in the summer of last year, a staffer for Peltola received instruction from top campaign aides to find as many people named Dan Sullivan in Alaska as they can.
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Speaker 2: Dan S.
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Speaker 3: Sullivan is the name of the state's GOP senator. And the Times says if the Pelotola campaign or its allies could find and convince another Dan Sullivan to run, confusion could cause the senator critical votes, especially in the state's top four primary and ranked choice voting system. The plan worked. Dan J. Sullivan announced his candidacy for Senate. The White House reaction from communications director Stephen Chung on X, quote, breaking Democrats secret corrupt plan to stack Alaska's ballot exposed. The Justice Department filed a lawsuit last week seeking to block the election certification if Senator Sullivan loses.
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Speaker 1: You've never done anything like that in your life. Neither have I. They do. They do have meetings. They do sit down as if it's a war with maps and charts and whiteboards, and they come up with plans to attack our country. And we should never, ever, ever forget what their final goal is. This is some commie group called Indivisible. Here's their goal.
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Speaker 4: Is impeachment the goal? And our take on this is that impeachment is a tactic within a strategy to get to a broader goal. Like our goal is bigger than Donald Trump or this current administration. Our goal is the transformation of American democracy so that it is inclusive and representative and resilient to future authoritarians and authoritarian attacks.
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Speaker 2: That sounds like a good goal. It's like a really good goal, right?
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Speaker 1: They're committed. They're committed all the way. Hey, Jesse. You were talking about young kids finding jobs. A buddy of mine's grandson started his own business going through the community cleaning people's trash dumpsters, a job nobody wants to do. He's been very successful. They have this in my neighborhood, and I pay for this. It's not the neighborhood. Again, it's the neighborhood kids. You know how disgusting your trash cans get. And Nobody wants to go clean it out. Our trash cans were getting grosser and grosser. And I kept bringing it up to me. Hey, don't forget, could you spray out the trash can? It's starting to smell. The trash cans are in the garage or they're by the house. It's starting to stink. Could you spray it out? But who wants to go do that? So it's hard to get the motivation to go do that. But what does some kid care? 20 bucks, 30 bucks? I think we pay 20 bucks or something like that every month or something. They come by once a month, spray that out. That's a great job for kids. Jesse, my wife and I are both in our 50s and overweight. I topped out at the end of May at 379 pounds on a 5'6 frame. We are now both on GLP-1. That's those peptide things. Corey, isn't that those peptide things? Yeah, I thought so. My results are a lot faster than hers, and there is my conundrum. GLP-1s are great for curbing appetite, but it's not magic, except for you, my wife said recently. I eat less. I drink copious amounts of water, but I also hit the gym at least six days per week. She doesn't exercise much at all. which leads me to think she's minimizing those efforts and the misery that I have put in in the gym and whatnot. We have a very happy marriage, but the little voice wants me to say it ain't magic and get moving. My other little voice says, let my results be her motivation. What do I do? Longtime listener from South Louisiana. He said, since I no longer get to enjoy my favorite snack food, can you give me a Frito Bandito in honor of my 50 pounds yet? Yes, I'll get to that in a second. Try the gentle approach with your wife first. I know because I'm a barbarian, people will be surprised I said that, but there's something I've learned. I haven't learned a lot, but there's something I've learned over 20 years of marriage. If we get in a fight, big fight, you know you always fight when you're just married and whatnot. You're feeling each other out and figuring out who's doing what. When we would get in a big fight, one of those mad yelling fights, She would say nasty things because she's angry in the moment. I cannot tell you a single thing that she's ever said to me. Not one. None of it stayed with me. You hear it in the moment. Maybe you get mad about it in the moment, but I don't know. I can't tell you one. I can't tell you one. I started to learn over the years that when I fire back equally, she never forgets it. that it's not something she's just going to get over even when you make up. She's going to remember that you told her she has ugly toes or something like that. I've never told her that. By the way, your toes are fine, but she's going to remember that. She's going to remember that. She can sit there and yell at you that you're too fat, and that may hurt in a moment, but you're going to forget next week. You'll forget next morning. You tell her that her ears stick out too far, she will remember it the rest of her life. If you're dropping weight that fast, and good on you, by the way, 50 pounds. If you're dropping weight that fast, good on you. Trust me, it's going to make an impact on her.
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Speaker 5: Aye, aye, aye, aye. I am the Frito Bandito. Hey, I like Fritos corn chips. I love them, I do. I want Fritos corn chips. I'll get them from you.
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Speaker 2: Aye.
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Speaker 5: Let's talk about commies and censorship.
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Speaker 1: Next. It is the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. Remember you can email your love, your hate, your death threats into Jesse at Jesse Kelly show.com. Before we get to the commies and censorship, I just, I want to show a little respect to this gentleman. I'm sure he, I'm sure he committed some horrible crime, so I'm not going to call him a hero, but this guy's willing to do life in prison. And he has a very, very simple request.
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Speaker 6: The first way is just to enter an open plea and get life in prison and be done with it. And just go on from there.
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Speaker 1: That's the base.
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Speaker 7: I'll do that for a Philly cheesesteak and an order of fries and a Pepsi.
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Speaker 6: So you're telling me you would open plea, you would plead to life in prison.
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Speaker 7: Philly cheesesteak with onion donut and mayonnaise and.
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Speaker 8: Fries.
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Speaker 1: I understand.
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Speaker 6: And 20 ounces. It's got to be 20 ounces. OK, but I appreciate that. Save the jury.
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Speaker 7: Save the taxpayers.
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Speaker 6: I appreciate that. I appreciate that. I've never in my 40 years of almost 40 years ever heard that request before.
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Speaker 1: The best was he clearly wasn't kidding. Because he throws in the specific toppings. Hey, don't think I'm doing life for nothing. And did you hear one of his toppings, Chris?
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Speaker 2: Guess what?
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Speaker 1: He wanted a sauce. He wanted a sauce. And you know what? I bet even in a situation like that, they wouldn't put the mayo on it because they think it would be no big deal. What, Chris? That's a very good point, Chris. Maybe he's a genius and he's banking on the fact they're going to forget the sauce. It blows up the plea deal. Case dismissed. This gentleman's going to prison. No problem with it. All he wants is a cheesesteak. But you better remember the freaking mail.
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Speaker 6: The first way is just to enter an open plea and get life in prison and be done with it. And just go on from there. That's the base.
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Speaker 7: For a Philly cheesesteak and an order of fries and a Pepsi.
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Speaker 6: So you're telling me you would open plate, you would plate a life in prison.
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Speaker 7: Philly cheesesteak with onion and mayonnaise and fries.
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Speaker 6: And 20-ounce Pepsi. Okay, it's got to be 20 ounces.
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Speaker 1: And fries and a 20-ounce Pepsi.
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Speaker 2: That's reasonable.
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Speaker 1: I think it's reasonable. What, Chris? That's a very good point. It does depend on the kind of fries. And there aren't very many cheesesteak spots that do a great fry. You get a lot of crinkle cut at cheesesteak places and crinkle cut fries suck. I don't know why we can't get a good Philly cheesesteak place that does a seasoned curly. The seasoned curly is the supreme fry. Everybody knows that. Arby's, Jack in the Box, these wonderful organizations filled, figured this out a long time ago. Also communists figured out a very long time ago that their ideas will never succeed. They will never catch on as long as any other ideas are present. And that's why at all times they are trying to figure out a way to silence opposing views. Here's Dana Bash and Nicole Wallace.
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Speaker 8: When people watch the, Oval office sprays when the pool is in the Oval Office and people are asking questions and get aggravated because either a reporter who works for a traditional news network or who's a real objective reporter asks a question. And then the person who is next to them doesn't follow up. Nine times out of 10, it's not because... that person doesn't get it. It's because that person is from conservative news daily or whatever.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: The pillow guys. Yeah.
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Speaker 8: And they're used as a foil for like the dear leader questions.
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Speaker 9: I'm sorry, Mr.
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Speaker 2: President.
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Speaker 8: Are you great or are you just excellent? I can't remember the difference. Can you just explain that to me?
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Speaker 1: Social media gets a lot of a lot of guff and a lot of it is very, very valid. But I have argued many times on this show that social media is It might be the greatest weapon we've ever had against communism. It might be. If you're in the Soviet Union, how hard is it to make sure we shut down this paper, we shut down this news program? Look, there's only five. If we shut down three of them, we own all of the news. You can do that in the United States of America. Historically, because this is all pre-social media, there were, what, a few news outlets? NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, New York Times, Washington Post, you know, these things. There were a few. You didn't have to grab that many of them if you're a communist to make sure the only thing people ever heard was communist viewpoints. Today, because look, everybody can have a show now. Everybody can have a say. I've told you before, you could be an investigative journalist if you want. You have a smartphone, don't you? I know you do. Everyone does. If you have a smartphone, you can be an investigative journalist. Go pick a topic, pick something, sink your teeth into it, bring your phone along, videotape the whole thing, throw it on your Twitter account, or sorry, X account, throw it on your X account, and guess what? It might end up going viral. You get 2 million views, and soon you're beginning to get high.
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Speaker 2: This happens, right?
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Speaker 1: This happens to anybody. That's a good point. Chris, Nick Shirley is actually a great example of this. Who is he? Looks like he's about 12. Well, he had a phone and a motivation and out he went. And now everybody knows who the guy is. The communists hate it. They absolutely hate it. Because they were always trying to control the few we had. Imagine you're a communist and imagine you're facing 10 media outlets. And you're just trying to make sure you grab all 10 of them, then you own them. And maybe you twist yourself into knots. You spend years getting your people into these organizations. And finally, you have a hold of all 10. You own them. They're all yours. And then one day, social media gets invented. And you look around you, and there are 500 more that just popped up. and you don't control any of them. They are desperate to shut down and censor. The semi-communists have always been desperate to censor, only now, because there are so many, they can't do it. All right, let's talk about this street communist animal and some emails. Next. This one's from The Blaze. Here's the headline. Outrage mounts after the 9-11 memorial was vandalized, allegedly by a gun control activist. The Mamdani effect. God, I took spray paint to the whole thing. It's ugly and it's maddening. But this kind of stuff, remember, this stuff disappears as soon as you start smashing these people with the law, legally, not you personally. This stuff disappears. There's a reason these people do these things in communist-run New York City and they don't go to a small town in rural Alabama with that can of spray paint. Because in that small town, they would be arrested, the local judge would throw them in a dark hole for a couple years, and they know it. So they stick in the communist areas. My only point in this little thing before we get to the emails is this is a choice. All this stuff, all this crime, all this filth, all this graffiti and vandalism and all this stuff, this is all a choice that is brought to you by Democrats in this country. Communists have brought these people in on purpose. They offer them legal protection on purpose. This is why you have to disenfranchise communists and run them out of power everywhere you find them. Speaking of 9-11, that brings me back to Abdul El-Sayed, you know, the guy with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Have you set the record straight about whether you or your family have any ties.
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Speaker 5: To the Muslim Brotherhood?
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Speaker 1: No, but let's talk about this.
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Speaker 5: No, you don't have any ties.
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Speaker 8: No.
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Speaker 2: And your family doesn't.
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 1: Remember what Ryan Gerduski said about what's going on in Michigan. This is about to be a sober conversation, but this is going to have to do with a subject that many people are passionate about on both sides, Israel. And Israel's attachment to the United States of America. For as long as I've been alive, and I don't care how old you are, for as long as you've been alive, the United States of America and Israel have been allies. working with each other, military operations, economically, the United States of America is obviously the big brother in that relationship. But for as long as I've been alive, that has been the case. As I have said over and over and over again, those days are coming to an end. I believe at some point, not next year, I believe at some point we will sever ties with Israel. I don't see how it can be stopped. Half the country hates Israel. The communists all hate the Jews and Israel. They're all waving Palestinian flags. If you go over to the right, okay, that's the left. If you go over to the right, how is Israel viewed on the right? Well, the older you get, the higher their percentages are. So you pull some 65, 70-year-old Republican, he's probably going to have some sort of an affinity with Israel. for Israel. But the thing that is a five-alarm fire if you're Israel is as you get younger, those numbers go down to the point where the younger generation doesn't like it at all, of right-wingers, doesn't like it at all. And as I explained before, if I am Nike... And I find out one day that half the country hates me and they'll never come back and buy a Nike. Okay, not ideal. What about the other half? Well, boss, I have more bad news. The younger they get, the more they hate us. That means my future is apocalypse. That means my future is it's over. This has happened for a variety of reasons, which we don't have to get into tonight. We've talked about them before, but it is palpably happening. Listen, Listen to this.
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Speaker 9: I think a lot of Republicans think they can use the issue of Israel against Abdul El-Sayed, but the polling numbers don't suggest that that is in fact necessarily a good idea or working.
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Speaker 2: What are we talking about?
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Speaker 9: Among all likely voters, you know, a Fox News poll at the end of last month found that El-Sayed was up by just a single point.
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Speaker 2: That is well within the margin of error, right?
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Speaker 9: Well, look at those voters who were most focused on Israel or say they were focused on Israel.
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Speaker 2: Look at this. El Saad was actually up eight amongst them.
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Speaker 9: Ergo, he was doing better among the voters who said that Israel was extremely important and the issue of Israel was extremely important in their vote than he's doing among voters overall.
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Speaker 2: Therefore, to me, when you look at this data.
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Speaker 9: What this suggests is the issue of Israel is not to the detriment of El Saad.
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Speaker 2: If anything, it may be helping him a little bit.
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Speaker 1: Okay, so if you're a Michigan voter and you're passionate about Israel, you're going for the Muslim? Why? Well, passion takes many forms. They are not passionately pro-Israel. Not at all.
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Speaker 2: But take a look at this.
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Speaker 9: How about the net favorability rating of APAC in Michigan among likely voters?
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Speaker 2: Look at this overall. APAC is not well liked at all.
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Speaker 9: A negative 25 point net favorability rating. And again, among independents, we're not talking about Democrats here. Again, 25 points underwater, way underwater down there in Lake Michigan.
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Speaker 1: 25 points underwater with independents. Not Republicans, not communists, independents. There's one more.
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Speaker 9: Okay, overall, 54% of Michigan voters, in fact, say that we should end or reduce aid to Israel.
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Speaker 2: What about independents, those in the center of the electorate? Look at this. It's 61%.
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Speaker 9: In fact, those in the center of the electorate are actually slightly more likely to say that we should end or reduce.
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Speaker 2: Aid to Israel.
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Speaker 9: So this was not just an issue that worked for El-Sayed in the Democratic primary. To me, it's an issue, at least when we look at it overall— Israel is an issue that actually is more likely to help El-Sayed than it is to help Mike Rogers, because simply put, voters in Michigan, and we've seen this nationally as well, think that we give too much money over to Israel, especially when it comes to military aid.
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Speaker 1: If you are an American or an Israeli, maybe you're an evangelical, maybe you're a Jew, whatever, and you greatly value the alliance between America and Israel, I'm giving it to you right between the eyes. Those days are coming to an end. It's not avoidable. They're coming to an end. And for the sake of both countries, that might end up being a good thing. If you're Israel, maybe you are one of these passionate Zionist types, you know, Israel, all this stuff. If you are one of those types of people, do you want to have to work underneath America if Kamala Harris gets elected president? What do you think her policies towards you are going to be Yeah, life is good under Trump, who's the most pro-Israel president ever, but Trump's almost done. But from here, look, you're never, I'll put it this way, you're never getting ever a president as pro-Israel as Donald Trump is ever, again, on either side. It will not happen because the mood of the country has changed so much. You're never getting it. He's the most pro-Israel president you're ever going to get. From here, it gets worse. Tough future. Hey, Jesse. I voted early today here in East Tennessee. I have to say this was the biggest turnout for a midterm election I've ever seen, and I've been voting since Reagan. I tell you this because I think maybe Norm is finally waking up. Is it too little too late? Hopefully the so-called blue wave won't happen. I don't know that the blue wave is going to happen. I don't know that it's not. Do you know the big things, the big things that decide elections? What are they right now? Well, gas prices works against us hard. But on the flip side, the United States of America, we're horrified by Democrats. People in every single poll show, I don't like Republicans. Oh my gosh, Democrats are insane. Democrats have lost their mind to such a degree. They've waded into the commie crazy train to such a degree that it turns people off. Now, our biggest problem going into the midterms, according to me, our biggest problem is going to be getting our people to show up. It's not that I think that your normie Republican cousin is going to go out there and vote for James Tallarico in Texas, but he might sit at home. That's the problem. How many Democrats are going to sit at home? This is the first chance they've had in two years to raise a middle finger to Trump and the Republicans and everything else. How many Democrats are going to sit at home? I keep seeing things about turnout. I've heard good things and I've heard bad things. But the question always remains, and it's not a question we're going to know for another week, a little less than, who is turning out? I'm happy you had 100 people at the polls when you were there. How many of those people were there to vote for communism? It is the Jesse Kelly show final segment of the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful Wednesday, a hump day. Just remember you can email any, anything you'd like. Jesse at Jesse Kelly show.com. They really are extremely committed. to making sure illegals vote. Why do you think they brought them here? Here's LA County's lawyer.
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Speaker 10: The federal government's lawsuit came while voting had already started, while ballots have already been sent out. And this is part of a national pattern. The federal government has been throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks in this election. They've sent letters to Washington State. They've threatened Nevada. This is part of a pattern of trying to bully state and local governments. into doing something that the law doesn't require, something that Congress has not required and courts have not required. And that's what we're seeing really across the board nationally in this election is attempts to coerce state and local governments to do something that the federal government and the executive branch don't have the power to order.
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Speaker 1: So what are these evil things the government's doing? Yeah, 20,000 ballots from illegals were set aside. Did you think the Democrats seized power in these places with American votes? I hope you didn't think that. Why do you think they brought these people here? Oh, and by the way, after I did that last segment, we got some people concerned about this whole severing of the American-Israel relationship and whatnot. And I mentioned that Trump is the most pro-Israel president we've ever had and will ever have now because there will never be another one that's that pro-Israel. Keep in mind, and again, I'm not taking a petty shot, but this is just the reality of it. Keep in mind that that separation, that was already happening before Iran, before we started dropping bombs on Iran. But the war in Iran has accelerated that a great deal. It accelerated it because people are already unhappy. Life is not affordable. Then We launched a war that people have not bought into. I don't care how many times they repeat the nuclear weapon thing. People have not bought into it. It's a war with 30% approval rating. And on top of all that, they attach correctly the war to Israel, at least in part. And the Trump administration was open about that. They were very open about it when the bombs dropped. Hey, well, Israel was going to attack anyway, so we had to help out. That's what the Trump administration said. So now, even if you weren't passionate about this before, you're sitting at home, $ 4 a gallon gas. There's a war you don't like, and it's a war we're fighting at least partially on behalf of another country. That's how you end up with polling like this.
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Speaker 2: But take a look at this.
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Speaker 9: How about the net favorability rating of AIPAC in Michigan among likely voters?
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Speaker 2: Look at this overall. AIPAC is not well liked at all.
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Speaker 9: A negative 25 point net favorability rating.
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Speaker 2: And again, among independents, we're not talking about Democrats here.
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Speaker 9: Again, 25 points underwater, way underwater down there in Lake Michigan.
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Speaker 1: And still, we're getting this stuff at the rallies.
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Speaker 2: Somebody asked me this.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, I'm glad he's doing the rallies. I am. I'm glad he's doing the rallies. They will help what we need, and that's get out the votes.
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Speaker 2: Somebody asked me this that is very interesting.
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Speaker 1: How did you do again? Would you have attacked Iran?
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Speaker 6: I said, absolutely.
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Speaker 1: Is that one of the greatest things I've ever done? We probably could set that aside until after the election. Just a hint. Jesse. I'm guessing you'll discuss the illegal who attacked the memorial with a sledgehammer. I wasn't going to bring this up, but I guess we can. Some dirty foreigner took a sledgehammer to the Iwo Jima memorial, knocked the head off of one of the figures and whatnot. This just comes back to something we just talked about earlier in the show and something we talked about many times before. You only get this stuff if you tolerate this stuff. There are cultures all around the world that do not tolerate this stuff, and this stuff never happens. But because we have been way too nice in this country, way too tolerant, way too accommodating to every dirtball in this country, these people will do it. Why would you do that if you were in the country illegally? Maybe you're on drugs or drunk or whatever it is. Maybe you're just naturally a dirtball. But you take a sledgehammer to the Iwo Jima Memorial, there's only one reason you do that. You would not fear the punishment. You know where you wouldn't do that? Singapore. Because if you did that in Singapore, they might just flat out kill you. If they don't kill you, they're going to lock you away for 10 to 20 years. And I don't care. You're illegal. You're a drunk. You're a druggie. Whatever it is, you still don't want to go to prison for 10 to 20 years. And I tell you, it ticks me off to no end that our country has gotten soft enough that we tolerate this crap. And, of course, it's always in blue areas. It's always in blue areas because these people are savages. And now.
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Speaker 2: Headlines we didn't get to.
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Speaker 1: A hundred and seventy five Democrats demand the Trump administration stop the Ilhan Omar investigation and warn it could hurt her reelection bid. You know, what's really incredibly sad is it's absolutely not going to hurt her reelection bid because communists don't care about fraud. They don't care about lying. They don't care about any of that stuff. Ilhan Omar has been loyal to the revolution, and so her communist district is going to elect her again, and then hopefully we're going to deport her. Spain high-speed railway crash kills at least 68 after a train is stopped on the tracks. I've got to be honest, I'm not a paranoid person. I'm really not. Every time in my life I've been on a train, wherever I've been on a train, I've thought to myself, What if there's another one coming? I'm surprised it doesn't happen more. Wolf attacks a child at a German wildlife park. That kind of seems like the thing that shouldn't happen. I'm guessing the kid was in the enclosure and the parents probably saw too many Disney movies. Is your Samsung TV spying on you? Researcher claims TV secretly listen for barking dogs and crying babies. I don't know about the Samsung TV, but I know I have multiple people in my life who have said that they have one of those like an Amazon Alexa or something like that. And they'll be talking, you know, you're in the kitchen talking with the wife about green beans or something. And the next thing that pops up is a green bean casserole recipe. You're crazy if you think those things aren't listening to some extent. I don't want to be a paranoid weirdo freak, and I don't want you to be either. But remember, every one of these bits of electronics, they're all tracking and listening devices with the right amount of software. Jewish producer Chris probably knows how to do some of that stuff. Anyway... We will be back tomorrow to do all this tomfoolery again, all right? That's all.
