March 13, 2025 • 39 mins
Jesse's million-dollar idea. The war in Ukraine is possibly coming to a close. Bomb threats to Amy Conny Barret’s sister. Why do commies attack the weak republicans? Why the French are a punchline militarily? How much do other NATO countries spend on defense?
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday, and ask
doctor Jesse Thursday.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
And I'm going to get back to those in a moment.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
I'm going to talk about this Amy Cony Barrett and
her sister and what's happening there. Also, let's once again celebrate,
just like we did in the first hour, possibly the
end of the fighting, with these words from Vladimir Putin
really speaking to my.
Speaker 3 (00:46):
Heart, and I mentioned Cintiam towards Jazia talantly what has panic?
Speaker 1 (00:54):
Absolutely I agree, I totally agree.
Speaker 2 (00:58):
All right, quit folks, So Amy Cony Barrett, you obviously
know who she is. Donald Trump's Supreme Court justice, one
of the ones he put on during his first four
years and the one that has been the biggest colossal disappointment.
Kavanaugh is awful lots of the time too. Gorsach has
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actually been quite solid. He's screwed a couple of things up,
but quite solid. Amy Cony Barrett looks like she's going
to be yet another lifetime Republican disappointment, over and over
and over again, siding with the communists against us. And
I'm not going to appeal to Amy Coney Barrett's principles
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or anything like that right now, but I'm going to
point something out to her and her people, because somebody
in her orbit is undoubtedly listening. There's a story, a
terrible story from CNN that Amy Coney Barrett's sister, who
lives apparently in South Carolina, one of the communists called
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in a bomb threat to her mailbox, said that they
had constructed a pipe bomb. It was all it was
very very political. In case you're wondering, they put a
bunch of political threats and things like that in there.
Amy Cony Barrett. So why does this happen? Why does
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this happen to Amy Cony Barrett? Why remember when all
those Supreme Court protests were ramping up, Why did they
focus so much on Brett Cavanaugh to the point they
even sent an assassin from California to.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
Come kill Brett Kavanaugh? Okay?
Speaker 2 (02:43):
Why why do the communists go after when they when
they when they really need a critical vote on something,
a yes vote or a no vote. Why do they
go after people like Jefflake? You remember Jefflake? Maybe you
forget unless you've been following politics for a while. In
case you've forgotten, Jeff Flake was a United States Senator
from Arizona. I knew him when he was a congressman
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from Arizona. We hate each other, so I just should
go ahead and full disclosure. He's all the low TGP
that I despise, and I've always been this way and
he's always been that way. So we've always disliked each other.
When I was running for Congress, we hated each other.
He then moved on to become a United States Senator,
and as a United States Senator, he was one of
these we're better than that guys. He was one of
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those dorks. But what did that get him?
Speaker 1 (03:31):
How much did how much did that earn him?
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Speaking of Brett Kavanaugh, do you remember the Brett Kavanaugh
trial trial? Do you remember the confirmation hearings where they
called him a gang rapist? As many problems as I
have with Brett Kavanaugh is just a dork and really
kind of a goodie two shoes guy, like the kind
of guy you'd probably want your son to grow up
and be, although with a bit more testosterone. And yet
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they made the guy out to be a career gang rapist.
Who did the Communists focus their anger towards? Was it
Rand Paul? Do you remember the Communists following Rand Paul
around screaming at him?
Speaker 1 (04:11):
It's weird.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
I don't remember that. I do this for a living.
Do you remember the Communists following around Ted Cruz, Mike Lee,
Mike Lee great one?
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Do you remember?
Speaker 2 (04:22):
Do you remember the Communists following around Mike Lee screaming
in his face? You don't remember that. You know why
you don't remember that because it hardly ever happens.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
But why.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
Because communists remember the predators? Where do predators?
Speaker 1 (04:41):
Where?
Speaker 2 (04:41):
They look for the easy prey with the week in
the sick. Have you ever seen a Nature video that
Pride of Lions? Oh yeah, they got the whole group
of cape buffalo on the run. What's the one they
go after? The with the hurt leg who can't quite
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keep up, or the baby who's not quite big enough
to turn around and stomp one of them to death.
Communists are the exact same way, because they think in
the exact same way of violent, hungry animal things.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
They will go after the week.
Speaker 2 (05:22):
And you, Amy Coney Barrett, you may think that you
will somehow win these people over. Remember what Josh Hammer
told us a couple I think it was a couple
days ago. We brought Josh Hammer on and he said,
she's best friends with I think it's Alena Kagan.
Speaker 1 (05:37):
Alena Kagan, one of.
Speaker 2 (05:38):
The dirty communists on there, has gotten super close with
Amy Cony Barrett, and I'm positive they've talked over a
glass of vino about how, you know, she just doesn't
have to be right wing all the time. If she's
just a little bit left on this key vote, that
key vote, then she's gonna get in there with the
DC cocktail party scene, and then she doesn't have to
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be one of the big, big meanie types. She doesn't
have to be extreme, and if she's not extreme, she'll
be more accepted.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
Everything will work out. Amy just moderate a little bit.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
But that's not how the communist things at all. You
know what the communists sees when they see Amy Cony Barrett,
throw a vote here, throw a vote there. Pray that's
what the communist sees. You notice the most, the most extreme,
If we have to use their language, I would say
the most reliable fighters for liberty on the Supreme Court,
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Clarence Thomas, Sam Alito. Oh, the left hates them, no doubt.
But you notice how they're not trying to assassinate them.
That's odd, isn't it. Do you know why? Because it
would get you nowhere with Clarence Thomas, he would laugh
in your stupid face and still go vote the right way.
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This is not just a lesson for Amy Cony Barrett.
I'm glad her sister's okay. Oh nobody could say. This
isn't just a lesson for anybody on the Supreme Court.
It's not just a lesson for anyone in the Senate
or the House. This is a lesson for you, me,
and everybody on the right. The communist is not now
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and will never be your friend. He does not now
and will never share your goals at all. He wants
to burn and destroy. That is his only goal. If
he can act like he's your friend to get that done,
he will do so. If he has to murder you
to get that done, he will do that as well.
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They murder people all the time. That's how communists operate.
They murder, assault, intimidate, threaten, That's how they operate. Whatever
he has to do, he will do because his only
loyalty is to the revolution.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
It is not to you.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
And I know it can be so tempting, and I've
been at these parties.
Speaker 1 (07:57):
I lived in DC for a year. It could be
so tempting.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
When you go out with your wife on a on
a Friday night and.
Speaker 1 (08:02):
You meet a whole group of people.
Speaker 2 (08:04):
Let's say there is a party in event at this
bar and grill, and you go out and you have
some mazzarella sticks with You're delicious, and then you guys
have a couple of cocktails, and there's a bunch of Democrats.
It's so tempting in that season, in that season, in
that setting, it is so incredibly tempting, especially if you're
a people pleaser type, to just kind of moderate a
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little because they're gonna try to get you to hey,
you're not one of the ooh, you're not one of
the extreme ones.
Speaker 1 (08:31):
Right.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
Oh, you vote Republican, but you're not. You're not a
like close the border one.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
Right. It's so tempting, and they make it sound so tempting.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
Don't you want to be don't you want to be
part of our group? Don't you want me to think
that you're a good person. Well, if that's what you
want then all you have to do is just sacrifice
this value and that value, and look, we're going to
welcome you in as long as you're not one of
the ooh ikey extreme ones. And they learn, they've learned
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over the years how to speak that language to people
on the right. And it's not just that it works
on Maybe this is speaking to your heart. Maybe this
is you. Maybe you're a people pleaser. Women are uniquely
susceptible to this because women are just generally nicer and
more seeking of society's acceptance than men are. Maybe this
is speaking to you. Maybe you're thinking, oh, that's me.
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Oh I just did that last week. It's understandable. The
communist has learned how to use that, how to use
your values against you. This applies to you, It applies
to Senator Flake, who's no longer a senator. It applies
to Amy Cony Barrett, it applies to anybody on the right.
The communist is not your friend. And no matter what
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you do, no matter how nice you are, no matter
how much you moderate, he will never ever, ever, ever ever.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
Be your friend.
Speaker 2 (09:54):
And the second you do break down, you may think
you're gonna get his acceptance or his respect or things
will be peaceful. But the second you do break down,
you become the wounded gazelle on the prairie on the safari,
and the lions are licking their chops as they bear
down on you. Amy Cony Barrett, I have all the
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sympathy in the world for yourself, your sister. I hope
whoever this violent comedy scumback is goes to prison for
the rest of his life. But just a little word
of advice, if you would like these kind of threats
to stop, you won't get weaker, you will get stronger.
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Everyone thinks they do because we think that just comes
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I don't get to play racquetball anymore. I don't get
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Speaker 1 (11:51):
We'll be back.
Speaker 2 (11:52):
He doesn't care if you believe him, but he's right.
Speaker 1 (11:56):
Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 2 (12:00):
Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 1 (12:05):
Do not forget.
Speaker 2 (12:05):
You can email the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot
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so do not scream at me. I'll be back on
Monday for medal of honor Monday. If I have time
this weekend, and I may not, I will try to
knock out enough prep to throw in another history story
next week, like we did the Crimean War this week.
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No promises on that, so don't take that as a promise.
If you'd like to learn about the Crimean War and
missed the earlier shows this week, we divide it up
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Dear t Rex Hands, you seem to really like the
French Army. Could it be you have the same size
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as the limp wristed Frenchman? You know that's not very nice?
Great story about the Crimean War. I'm a big fan
of military history. Please Kelly keep telling these stories.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
Well, I I guess.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Some maybe part of me does admire the French a lot,
and I'll okay, so let me explain a little bit.
I understand the French are very easy targets, so let's
start on. Let's start from the back end. Actually, why
do the French has have such a dreadful, dreadful military
reputation to this day? They're a punchline really globally? Oh,
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like the French army folded? Like the French Army? Why
what happened in World War two Battle of France? You
already know the story Adolf Hitler was spreading his conquest
and Adolf Hitler because of World War One, because of
how they were jobbed after World War One, really had
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a hate on for France. And you know, Germany lost
a lot of its territory. It's European territory. It lost
a lot of it to France at the Treaty of Versailles,
the Treaty of Versailles being the end of World War One,
and it lost some of the choicest parts of its
territory to France. Now, don't dismiss that. So so let
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me put let me put it in this in these terms.
Think about think about all the industry from California and
Texas alone, California, Texas. California economically is the fifth largest
economy in the world if it was its own country, California.
Don't care if you dog on it, it's fine whatever.
It's politics are insane. California is huge for the economy
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of the United States of America. It's a big deal.
It affects everything. And then Texas too, same thing, enormous
oil fields, everything. Imagine if we fought a war against
Mexico and lost. I know, ah, but still imagine if
we fought a war against Mexico and lost, and they
walked in for the treaty and they said, and then
they said, by the way, California is ours, Texas is ours.
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That would hurt us badly as a country. And think
what it will be like. Mexican City's going up all
over the place. Be hard to watch.
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Well.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
Hitler hated France. He decides to invade France Battle of France.
His generals hated the idea. Most of his generals thought
it was an insane idea. And on paper, this is
part of the reason the French reputation militarily is so bad.
On paper, France should have won that, and his generals
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knew it. Do you know that they had more armor,
they had better stuff, that they were the larger landforce.
They were just better. If you're looking at it side
by side. On paper, the German army should not have
won that, and France was defending. It's always easy to
defend rather than invade. It's always easier. You're on your
home turf, you don't have to mobilize it, you're familiar.
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It's just better. Germany had an excellent plan. They did
that an excellent plan. They famously carved through the forest
where France didn't think they were gonna come. Germany went
around these huge French fortifications, the Magino Line, it's known
as they went around these huge fortifications instead of going
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through them, blew through the forest. France woke up one
day and the German army was passed, all their defenses
and bearing down on them.
Speaker 1 (16:23):
And this is a.
Speaker 2 (16:23):
Country that lost a quarter of its men in World
War One, a quarter. This is a country that had
what thirty years earlier, twenty years earlier, actually been wiped out,
wiped out, and they collapsed. And I'm not defending the collapse.
Speaker 1 (16:44):
I'm not.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
You would like to have seen them dig in, fight back,
fight to the last man. I get all that, I
get all that, But before that, I mean just the
beginning of France, the Franks and all these people there,
they were carving out a nation against some of the
most vicious fighters in the world, Vikings. There are stories
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of French heroism fighting against Viking longboats, sailing up the scene,
the French fighting against this barbarian group and that barbarian group.
And then after they do that, the French gather up.
This really really impressive country, and they fought some amazing
military campaigns. Napoleon, if he hadn't made the same mistake
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everyone else seems.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
To make it invaded Russia.
Speaker 2 (17:35):
Napoleon was beating the living crap out of everybody in.
Speaker 1 (17:39):
World War One.
Speaker 2 (17:40):
The French were lions, lions in World War One. They
took more punches to the chin than can be reasonably
expected of anybody. And yes, by the end they were wobbly.
I get that, but they kept punching back, and I
know they had a lot of help from the Brits,
and then eventually I get it. But French history, military history,
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it's actually very very impressive.
Speaker 1 (18:06):
It's very impressive.
Speaker 2 (18:08):
But you're oftentimes, just like life, just like all of us,
you're oftentimes defined by your worst moment, your worst failure. Yeah,
you could do all the good in the world, and
you do a bunch of cocaine and wrap your car
around a tree one night. That's what you're known for, right,
And that's what the French Army's known for. So I guess, yes,
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in a way, I do have a soft spot for
the French.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
I do.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
Maybe that's why I'm wearing this wonderful hat. Today, Chris,
what is your problem? Maybe maybe the French Army wouldn't
have collapsed if Chalk had been around back then. Maybe
that's all that was missing. Maybe the estrogen levels in
France were through the roof, and what they needed wasn't
more tanks and bullets than soldiers.
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What they needed were male.
Speaker 2 (18:56):
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the website didn't exist back then because there wasn't an Internet.
But chalk dot com could have saved the French army,
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maybe saved the world from having to fight World War two.
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That sound good.
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What Chris, we can make jokes. It's fine, we get
that right.
Speaker 1 (19:45):
The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (19:48):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Thursday.
We'll get back to the ask doctor Jesse questions Nato
here in just a second. I have something though, that
may turn out to be an opportunity, a money making
opportunity for you. Only one of you, though, So just
a heads up, No, Chris, you were banned from this
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A band from this. Yes it's the app Chris, Okay,
don't get ahead of me. So I have an idea,
and I'll explain where this.
Speaker 1 (20:16):
Idea came from.
Speaker 2 (20:18):
At the same time, I will explain how and why
I woke my sister up at four am the other morning.
Just stay with me here. My sister Mickey and I
are close. I love her and the Kellys. I hope
you don't think it's just me who's obsessed with food.
I got that, honestly from my father. My dad could
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tell you the thing he ate that was good in
every city he ever went to in his entire life,
and he would remember it his whole life, so much
so that I would call my dad if I had
to go somewhere for work and I say, Dad, where
do I eat here?
Speaker 1 (20:55):
And he would tell you.
Speaker 2 (20:56):
Oh, go down to Ida's Diner and make sure, you
get the chicken fry. I had that back in nineteen
eighty four, and like he would know, he would know.
I get it honestly. Yes, I understand. I have an
unhealthy obsession with food.
Speaker 1 (21:09):
I get it.
Speaker 2 (21:10):
I got it, honestly, and so did my sister. It's
funny because we're both skinny, but she's the same way,
exact same way obsessed with food, and so we send
each other food things when we see them. Hey, here's
a recipe you can try. Hey, did you see this
dish at this restaurant? You should try it now. I
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know Chris and Corey and you everyone likes to make
fun of me because I don't know anything about technology
and I'm not very good at it. I admit that,
all right, I know, I just don't. I've decided that
I'm done advancing. As much as I know now is
as much as I want to know.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
I got it.
Speaker 2 (21:49):
I'm happy, man, just the way I am. Instagram. You
know what Instagram is. It's a social media app. It's
an app where you look at pictures and video of whatever.
If you look at mine, it's all food and animal fights.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
That's what it is.
Speaker 2 (22:05):
I know I have some in historical things like castles
and bunkers. But people can send you private messages of
look at this picture of this, or look at this
video of this.
Speaker 1 (22:19):
Mickey and I.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
Will see food videos and we'll send them to each other,
or food pictures or recipes on Instagram. This was yesterday.
Yesterday morning, I believe I couldn't sleep anymore. I woke
up at four am, four four thirty, my time. I
couldn't get back to bed. I didn't want to wake
ob up, so I got up, went out, started browsing
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through my phone, trying to look at the news of
the day and look at everything else. And I open
up Instagram. I see I have a message from Mickey.
I open up the message. She had sent me a
video of some restaurant that served a bacon charizo cheeseburger. Sorry, Chris,
it looked amazing. I'll send you this out. I'll send
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you the video afterwards. Hey, Corey, we should order these
in front of Chris dagone right anyway, a bacon charizo cheeseburger.
I admit I watched it a couple times. Then I
tried to close out of the video, and apparently, apparently Instagram,
if you press a button or something, you will try
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to video call the person who sent.
Speaker 1 (23:29):
You the message.
Speaker 2 (23:31):
Uh it's I think it was four am on Mickey's
time when I opened this thing up and my phone
starts trying to video call her. Not only that, you
know how, I don't know technology. I don't know how
to stop it. So it's just sitting there ringing, and
I'm hammering my phone. I'm pressing buttons. I'm getting up
to all no, no, I finally I just close it
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all out. Mickey, obviously was sound asleep, wakes up to
her phone ringing and panics.
Speaker 1 (24:00):
As you would.
Speaker 2 (24:00):
Who's why is Jesse calling me at four am? Something
disastrous may have happened, she called back, I had woken
her up. Whatever, anyway that led me to this because
what she sent me, the bacon cherizo cheeseburger, was actually
in Carmel by the Sea, a place in California. I
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believe that's the name of the town, Carmel by the Sea.
I've never been there. I've heard it's beautiful, and what
I thought to myself was, I don't know if I'll
ever visit.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
Carmel by the Sea.
Speaker 2 (24:31):
Looks very nice, but it's far and I'm sure it's
expensive and whatnot. I don't know if I'll ever be there,
But if I ever do go there one day, it's
not going to be soon. I'm never gonna remember the
bacon cherizo cheeseburger at this place, and I don't remember
the name of the place that I would want to
go to. So let's say it's five ten years from
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now and I go to Carmel by the Sea, I'm
not going to remember the bacon cherizo cheeseburger, and that
is criminal. Here's the app idea, and it may already exist.
If it does, someone that sent it to me. If
it doesn't, someone create it and make a bunch of money.
I want an app for my phone. It's very, very
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very simple. I want an app on my phone where
when I see a video.
Speaker 1 (25:21):
Like that, I can beeppepe peep. That's the sound phone's
make peepepepe peep.
Speaker 2 (25:27):
I can put in that restaurant, that dish, and that restaurant,
I can put it into the phone, and then my
phone five years from now, ten years from now, when
I fly into town or drive into town, will let
me know, Hey, this is where the bacon cheriso burger
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is go down to this restaurant. I want my phone
to notify to me of this, and not just towns.
I want to do it for like I live in
the Houston area, but I don't live Houston proper. I
would never do that. I don't want to get shot.
Then I don't live in blue areas. I have to
go up there on occasion for things. Will I will
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do it town specific as well. Hey, you're one block
away from that chicken wing place you saw?
Speaker 1 (26:16):
Just a heads up? Why are you shaking your head? Chris?
Is this not a million dollar idea? I think, what what?
What if the restaurant closed? What if the restaurant stops
serving it?
Speaker 3 (26:28):
Chris?
Speaker 1 (26:28):
Why do you always have to be glasses half empty? Okay?
I like to be glasses half full. You know me.
Speaker 2 (26:34):
I'm a sunny human being. And these restaurants are not
restaurants that will close, Chris, because they serve things like
bacon cheriso burgers.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
You know what this is? This is religious jealousy because
you can't eat it. That's what this is.
Speaker 2 (26:49):
You know what, Chris, follow the traditions of your people,
and I'll follow the traditions of my people without any jealousy.
Speaker 1 (26:57):
Whatsoever.
Speaker 2 (26:58):
In the meantime, Corey and I I'll be eating bacon
Thereiso burgers if we happen to visit Carmel by the.
Speaker 1 (27:05):
Sea or Carmel.
Speaker 2 (27:06):
I don't know if that's actually the name of the town,
but I think that's the name of the town. Tell
me that's not a great idea, Jesse. To my understanding,
the contract NATO nations have signed ONTO requires so much
of each nation's GDP to be spent on defense. It
also requires a mutual defense pack. The question I have
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is this, are we still obligated to defend nations who
broke the contract by not meeting their defense spending. In business,
a contract must be fulfilled to the letter to be valid.
So France, Germany, etc. Shouldn't expect aid from us since
they're not meeting their obligations. That's from Brian, and Brian
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is one hundred percent correct about all of it.
Speaker 1 (27:52):
NATO.
Speaker 2 (27:54):
Being a member of NATO comes with certain rules. Now,
because life is unfair and you know you're not gonna
hold Belgium to the same rules you hold France to,
there are going to be different rules. So they decided
to do the rules percentage wise for the European countries,
you have to make a certain percentage of your GDP
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into military things. They don't do it, and no American
president besides Trump has made them do it. And that's
why these European countries get to be these quasi socialist
countries that hand out all these free government goodies. You
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get to do that when you don't have to invest
in national defense.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
It frees up huge. Have you ever looked at our budget?
Ever seen a pie chart of our budget?
Speaker 2 (28:48):
Go look at the American budget pie chart and look
at what the military costs. It's costly to maintain and
develop a state of the art military that can come
pete and defend your country.
Speaker 1 (29:02):
If you're a NATO.
Speaker 2 (29:03):
Country, you don't have to do that because of the
United States of America. And that is what has bothered
me and what I ranted about when Britain and France
started to get belligerent after that disastrous Zelenski meeting. Well,
we're gonna do this, so we're gonna do that, and
apparently we're gonna fight on without America. You heard me
scream about it. Don't you think you're just gonna run
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your mouth and get us into some hot war with
Russia and then turn around and say.
Speaker 1 (29:28):
Hey America, Arnoco five, come protect me. No sir, no, sir.
Speaker 2 (29:33):
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Speaker 1 (31:03):
Don't forget.
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You can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com again.
It's just it's so wonderful to hear things like I mentioned.
Speaker 3 (31:13):
Dwara talantly has.
Speaker 2 (31:19):
No I'm kidding. Of course, that's Vladimir Putin. I know
you can't understand it, but I am a cunning linguist.
Speaker 1 (31:24):
Here's what he said. We agree.
Speaker 2 (31:28):
With the propositions to stop hostilities, but we proceed from
the fact that such ceasefire should be okay. Russia basically said, yeah,
I mean, we kind of agree to a ceasefire as
long as this ceasefire is going to be a long
term thing. That's that, you know, everyone's negotiating now whatever,
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it's a good thing.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
People stop dying.
Speaker 2 (31:51):
Let's continue on with some politics, shall we, Dear fellow men,
you whisper The subject to this one was shouldn't the
left love tariffs? I think since the left love taxes,
they would love tariffs. Is it possible that these commie
run countries are pretending to hate tariffs for political gains
while secretly loving them where it's the Howard Dean scream. Okay,
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so let's talk about it. Shouldn't the left love tariffs
because they love taxes? O, kid, you've heard people talk before,
You've heard me talk before about the friend enemy distinction
the Communists operate under. But that almost gets kind of
to you, almost sound like a college professor when you
say things like that. So let me explain it better
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this way. The Communists, they are excellent at creating idols.
We've had this discussion before. Itels you should worship idols,
you should throw tomatoes at and they will create them
in the drop of a hat, at the drop of
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a hat. The best example I can think of for
an idol they will they will demand you worship is
George Floyd. It's hilarious when you think about how ridiculous
that is. A career criminal drug addict. He dies of
an overdose in an ugly looking police encounter, and twenty
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four to forty eight hours later, the communist propaganda machine
turns into overdrive and it became a source of a
dividing line in society. Hey, you support George Floyd, Right,
you support George Floyd. Look, we're building a George Floyd statue.
Here's another George Floyd memorial.
Speaker 1 (33:36):
Worship. Worship, worship, worship, George Floyd. Will They will hold
something up in front of you and say.
Speaker 2 (33:41):
Look here, look here, worship worship. And it works the
opposite way too. They do this so well where they
create a devil for you to throw tomatoes at and
idle you're supposed to hate, and they will get your
eyes fixated on it and say, this is the source
of all your problem. Problem see this, this guy, this thing,
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this is your These are your problems. And they'll do
this at the drop of a hat. I mentioned it earlier,
so I might as well bring it up. Brett Kavanaugh.
They had every Democrat in the United States of America
take this lifelong goober dork who's kind of a goody
two shoes. They had every Democrat in the country thinking
he was an alcoholic gain rapist like that.
Speaker 1 (34:18):
Overnight.
Speaker 2 (34:19):
Look hate him, hate him, hate him, Kavanaugh, hate him.
Speaker 1 (34:22):
This is your guy, This is your enemy.
Speaker 2 (34:25):
And you. They have the ability to do this in
a way the right does not have the ability to
do this, because the communist is a herd animal. The
herd goes wherever they are directed, so that it gives
them a freedom to create these things that you and
I don't have. So let's talk about Donald Trump, because
this has been going on for years and years and
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years and years and years, and it's happened to such
a degree that the people who push the lies either
now believe it themselves or they can't escape from those lies.
We'll use Chuck Schumer as actually a very good example
of this. Chuck Schumer is a United States Senator from
the state of New York. Donald Trump was a registered
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Democrat in the state of New York. Donald Trump has
had positive dealings with Chuck Schumer many many times in
his life before Donald Trump chose to get into politics.
But Donald Trump decides to run as a Republican, and
Donald Trump starts to say things that even other Republicans
weren't saying. Ah, Mexico wasn't sending their best and things
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like that. Chuck Schumer, an elected Democrat, does the elected
Democrat thing. Oh my gosh, look at Trump, there's the
anti Christ, Andy Christ, anti Christ. The media joins in
over and over and over and over and over and
over and over again. But look, a couple of years ago,
there were friends. Now Chuck Schumer either believes it or doesn't.
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I don't know, But Chuck Schumer doesn't have the option
at this point in time. The idol has been held
up in one of the communists for so long that
Chuck Schumer doesn't have the option of pointing towards the
idol and say, you know, maybe that policy isn't bad,
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even something benign like that, something totally benign is It's
denied to Chuck Schumer because the idol has been bored
into the minds of American Democrats, cemented, seared, if you will,
and to the minds of American Democrats for so long
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that Donald Trump is the anti Christ, He's Hitler, He's
the height of all evil. It's happened for so long
that now they constantly make themselves look ridiculous because they
have no other choice but to oppose.
Speaker 1 (36:49):
Everything he does.
Speaker 2 (36:51):
And it gives Donald Trump a tremendous freedom to wrongfoot
Democrats tremendously because he can take any issue if there's
an eighty two on the issue. He can get on
the eighty percent side of it and have the vast
majority of Americans with him and Democrats because the idol
has been held up for so long, Democrats will oppose
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it and oppose it loudly, even if it makes no
logical sense, no political sense. You saw this during the speech.
We discussed it after the speech. It's not Trump talking
about dot tariff, so the border or something like that.
Donald Trump says, Hey, look, think of this kid, cute
as a button, survives brain cancer. How cool is that. Hey,
We're gonna make him a member of the Secret Service.
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What a cool What a cool moment. Democrats sat there
on their hands. Politically, that's look, even if you're a
heartless monster, Politically that's just THEMB You look, you look horrible.
But they can't help themselves. And the tranny stuff is
a great example of this. In fact, there's another one.
There's an example of this out of Georgia, which I
will discuss here in just a moment. Before I discuss that,
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This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday, and ask
doctor Jesse Thursday.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
And I'm going to get back to those in a moment.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
I'm going to talk about this Amy Cony Barrett and
her sister and what's happening there. Also, let's once again celebrate,
just like we did in the first hour, possibly the
end of the fighting, with these words from Vladimir Putin
really speaking to my.
Speaker 3 (00:46):
Heart, and I mentioned Cintiam towards Jazia talantly what has panic?
Speaker 1 (00:54):
Absolutely I agree, I totally agree.
Speaker 2 (00:58):
All right, quit folks, So Amy Cony Barrett, you obviously
know who she is. Donald Trump's Supreme Court justice, one
of the ones he put on during his first four
years and the one that has been the biggest colossal disappointment.
Kavanaugh is awful lots of the time too. Gorsach has
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actually been quite solid. He's screwed a couple of things up,
but quite solid. Amy Cony Barrett looks like she's going
to be yet another lifetime Republican disappointment, over and over
and over again, siding with the communists against us. And
I'm not going to appeal to Amy Coney Barrett's principles
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or anything like that right now, but I'm going to
point something out to her and her people, because somebody
in her orbit is undoubtedly listening. There's a story, a
terrible story from CNN that Amy Coney Barrett's sister, who
lives apparently in South Carolina, one of the communists called
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in a bomb threat to her mailbox, said that they
had constructed a pipe bomb. It was all it was
very very political. In case you're wondering, they put a
bunch of political threats and things like that in there.
Amy Cony Barrett. So why does this happen? Why does
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this happen to Amy Cony Barrett? Why remember when all
those Supreme Court protests were ramping up, Why did they
focus so much on Brett Cavanaugh to the point they
even sent an assassin from California to.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
Come kill Brett Kavanaugh? Okay?
Speaker 2 (02:43):
Why why do the communists go after when they when
they when they really need a critical vote on something,
a yes vote or a no vote. Why do they
go after people like Jefflake? You remember Jefflake? Maybe you
forget unless you've been following politics for a while. In
case you've forgotten, Jeff Flake was a United States Senator
from Arizona. I knew him when he was a congressman
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from Arizona. We hate each other, so I just should
go ahead and full disclosure. He's all the low TGP
that I despise, and I've always been this way and
he's always been that way. So we've always disliked each other.
When I was running for Congress, we hated each other.
He then moved on to become a United States Senator,
and as a United States Senator, he was one of
these we're better than that guys. He was one of
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those dorks. But what did that get him?
Speaker 1 (03:31):
How much did how much did that earn him?
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Speaking of Brett Kavanaugh, do you remember the Brett Kavanaugh
trial trial? Do you remember the confirmation hearings where they
called him a gang rapist? As many problems as I
have with Brett Kavanaugh is just a dork and really
kind of a goodie two shoes guy, like the kind
of guy you'd probably want your son to grow up
and be, although with a bit more testosterone. And yet
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they made the guy out to be a career gang rapist.
Who did the Communists focus their anger towards? Was it
Rand Paul? Do you remember the Communists following Rand Paul
around screaming at him?
Speaker 1 (04:11):
It's weird.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
I don't remember that. I do this for a living.
Do you remember the Communists following around Ted Cruz, Mike Lee,
Mike Lee great one?
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Do you remember?
Speaker 2 (04:22):
Do you remember the Communists following around Mike Lee screaming
in his face? You don't remember that. You know why
you don't remember that because it hardly ever happens.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
But why.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
Because communists remember the predators? Where do predators?
Speaker 1 (04:41):
Where?
Speaker 2 (04:41):
They look for the easy prey with the week in
the sick. Have you ever seen a Nature video that
Pride of Lions? Oh yeah, they got the whole group
of cape buffalo on the run. What's the one they
go after? The with the hurt leg who can't quite
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keep up, or the baby who's not quite big enough
to turn around and stomp one of them to death.
Communists are the exact same way, because they think in
the exact same way of violent, hungry animal things.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
They will go after the week.
Speaker 2 (05:22):
And you, Amy Coney Barrett, you may think that you
will somehow win these people over. Remember what Josh Hammer
told us a couple I think it was a couple
days ago. We brought Josh Hammer on and he said,
she's best friends with I think it's Alena Kagan.
Speaker 1 (05:37):
Alena Kagan, one of.
Speaker 2 (05:38):
The dirty communists on there, has gotten super close with
Amy Cony Barrett, and I'm positive they've talked over a
glass of vino about how, you know, she just doesn't
have to be right wing all the time. If she's
just a little bit left on this key vote, that
key vote, then she's gonna get in there with the
DC cocktail party scene, and then she doesn't have to
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be one of the big, big meanie types. She doesn't
have to be extreme, and if she's not extreme, she'll
be more accepted.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
Everything will work out. Amy just moderate a little bit.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
But that's not how the communist things at all. You
know what the communists sees when they see Amy Cony Barrett,
throw a vote here, throw a vote there. Pray that's
what the communist sees. You notice the most, the most extreme,
If we have to use their language, I would say
the most reliable fighters for liberty on the Supreme Court,
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Clarence Thomas, Sam Alito. Oh, the left hates them, no doubt.
But you notice how they're not trying to assassinate them.
That's odd, isn't it. Do you know why? Because it
would get you nowhere with Clarence Thomas, he would laugh
in your stupid face and still go vote the right way.
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This is not just a lesson for Amy Cony Barrett.
I'm glad her sister's okay. Oh nobody could say. This
isn't just a lesson for anybody on the Supreme Court.
It's not just a lesson for anyone in the Senate
or the House. This is a lesson for you, me,
and everybody on the right. The communist is not now
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and will never be your friend. He does not now
and will never share your goals at all. He wants
to burn and destroy. That is his only goal. If
he can act like he's your friend to get that done,
he will do so. If he has to murder you
to get that done, he will do that as well.
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They murder people all the time. That's how communists operate.
They murder, assault, intimidate, threaten, That's how they operate. Whatever
he has to do, he will do because his only
loyalty is to the revolution.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
It is not to you.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
And I know it can be so tempting, and I've
been at these parties.
Speaker 1 (07:57):
I lived in DC for a year. It could be
so tempting.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
When you go out with your wife on a on
a Friday night and.
Speaker 1 (08:02):
You meet a whole group of people.
Speaker 2 (08:04):
Let's say there is a party in event at this
bar and grill, and you go out and you have
some mazzarella sticks with You're delicious, and then you guys
have a couple of cocktails, and there's a bunch of Democrats.
It's so tempting in that season, in that season, in
that setting, it is so incredibly tempting, especially if you're
a people pleaser type, to just kind of moderate a
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little because they're gonna try to get you to hey,
you're not one of the ooh, you're not one of
the extreme ones.
Speaker 1 (08:31):
Right.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
Oh, you vote Republican, but you're not. You're not a
like close the border one.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
Right. It's so tempting, and they make it sound so tempting.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
Don't you want to be don't you want to be
part of our group? Don't you want me to think
that you're a good person. Well, if that's what you
want then all you have to do is just sacrifice
this value and that value, and look, we're going to
welcome you in as long as you're not one of
the ooh ikey extreme ones. And they learn, they've learned
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over the years how to speak that language to people
on the right. And it's not just that it works
on Maybe this is speaking to your heart. Maybe this
is you. Maybe you're a people pleaser. Women are uniquely
susceptible to this because women are just generally nicer and
more seeking of society's acceptance than men are. Maybe this
is speaking to you. Maybe you're thinking, oh, that's me.
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Oh I just did that last week. It's understandable. The
communist has learned how to use that, how to use
your values against you. This applies to you, It applies
to Senator Flake, who's no longer a senator. It applies
to Amy Cony Barrett, it applies to anybody on the right.
The communist is not your friend. And no matter what
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you do, no matter how nice you are, no matter
how much you moderate, he will never ever, ever, ever ever.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
Be your friend.
Speaker 2 (09:54):
And the second you do break down, you may think
you're gonna get his acceptance or his respect or things
will be peaceful. But the second you do break down,
you become the wounded gazelle on the prairie on the safari,
and the lions are licking their chops as they bear
down on you. Amy Cony Barrett, I have all the
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sympathy in the world for yourself, your sister. I hope
whoever this violent comedy scumback is goes to prison for
the rest of his life. But just a little word
of advice, if you would like these kind of threats
to stop, you won't get weaker, you will get stronger.
Just some advice. Do with that what you will. There's
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Everyone thinks they do because we think that just comes
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I don't get to play racquetball anymore. I don't get
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Jesse Kelly.
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Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday.
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Do not forget.
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Dear t Rex Hands, you seem to really like the
French Army. Could it be you have the same size
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as the limp wristed Frenchman? You know that's not very nice?
Great story about the Crimean War. I'm a big fan
of military history. Please Kelly keep telling these stories.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
Well, I I guess.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Some maybe part of me does admire the French a lot,
and I'll okay, so let me explain a little bit.
I understand the French are very easy targets, so let's
start on. Let's start from the back end. Actually, why
do the French has have such a dreadful, dreadful military
reputation to this day? They're a punchline really globally? Oh,
(13:25):
like the French army folded? Like the French Army? Why
what happened in World War two Battle of France? You
already know the story Adolf Hitler was spreading his conquest
and Adolf Hitler because of World War One, because of
how they were jobbed after World War One, really had
(13:47):
a hate on for France. And you know, Germany lost
a lot of its territory. It's European territory. It lost
a lot of it to France at the Treaty of Versailles,
the Treaty of Versailles being the end of World War One,
and it lost some of the choicest parts of its
territory to France. Now, don't dismiss that. So so let
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me put let me put it in this in these terms.
Think about think about all the industry from California and
Texas alone, California, Texas. California economically is the fifth largest
economy in the world if it was its own country, California.
Don't care if you dog on it, it's fine whatever.
It's politics are insane. California is huge for the economy
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of the United States of America. It's a big deal.
It affects everything. And then Texas too, same thing, enormous
oil fields, everything. Imagine if we fought a war against
Mexico and lost. I know, ah, but still imagine if
we fought a war against Mexico and lost, and they
walked in for the treaty and they said, and then
they said, by the way, California is ours, Texas is ours.
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That would hurt us badly as a country. And think
what it will be like. Mexican City's going up all
over the place. Be hard to watch.
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Well.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
Hitler hated France. He decides to invade France Battle of France.
His generals hated the idea. Most of his generals thought
it was an insane idea. And on paper, this is
part of the reason the French reputation militarily is so bad.
On paper, France should have won that, and his generals
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knew it. Do you know that they had more armor,
they had better stuff, that they were the larger landforce.
They were just better. If you're looking at it side
by side. On paper, the German army should not have
won that, and France was defending. It's always easy to
defend rather than invade. It's always easier. You're on your
home turf, you don't have to mobilize it, you're familiar.
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It's just better. Germany had an excellent plan. They did
that an excellent plan. They famously carved through the forest
where France didn't think they were gonna come. Germany went
around these huge French fortifications, the Magino Line, it's known
as they went around these huge fortifications instead of going
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through them, blew through the forest. France woke up one
day and the German army was passed, all their defenses
and bearing down on them.
Speaker 1 (16:23):
And this is a.
Speaker 2 (16:23):
Country that lost a quarter of its men in World
War One, a quarter. This is a country that had
what thirty years earlier, twenty years earlier, actually been wiped out,
wiped out, and they collapsed. And I'm not defending the collapse.
Speaker 1 (16:44):
I'm not.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
You would like to have seen them dig in, fight back,
fight to the last man. I get all that, I
get all that, But before that, I mean just the
beginning of France, the Franks and all these people there,
they were carving out a nation against some of the
most vicious fighters in the world, Vikings. There are stories
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of French heroism fighting against Viking longboats, sailing up the scene,
the French fighting against this barbarian group and that barbarian group.
And then after they do that, the French gather up.
This really really impressive country, and they fought some amazing
military campaigns. Napoleon, if he hadn't made the same mistake
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everyone else seems.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
To make it invaded Russia.
Speaker 2 (17:35):
Napoleon was beating the living crap out of everybody in.
Speaker 1 (17:39):
World War One.
Speaker 2 (17:40):
The French were lions, lions in World War One. They
took more punches to the chin than can be reasonably
expected of anybody. And yes, by the end they were wobbly.
I get that, but they kept punching back, and I
know they had a lot of help from the Brits,
and then eventually I get it. But French history, military history,
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it's actually very very impressive.
Speaker 1 (18:06):
It's very impressive.
Speaker 2 (18:08):
But you're oftentimes, just like life, just like all of us,
you're oftentimes defined by your worst moment, your worst failure. Yeah,
you could do all the good in the world, and
you do a bunch of cocaine and wrap your car
around a tree one night. That's what you're known for, right,
And that's what the French Army's known for. So I guess, yes,
(18:28):
in a way, I do have a soft spot for
the French.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
I do.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
Maybe that's why I'm wearing this wonderful hat. Today, Chris,
what is your problem? Maybe maybe the French Army wouldn't
have collapsed if Chalk had been around back then. Maybe
that's all that was missing. Maybe the estrogen levels in
France were through the roof, and what they needed wasn't
more tanks and bullets than soldiers.
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What they needed were male.
Speaker 2 (18:56):
Vitality stacks for the entire French army, giving them a
twenty percent boost in their testosterone in ninety days, which
is pretty much more time than it took the entire
country to collapse on itself. Cchoq dot com. I realized
the website didn't exist back then because there wasn't an Internet.
But chalk dot com could have saved the French army,
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maybe saved the world from having to fight World War two.
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you energy and have you feeling good and have your
tea levels through the roof.
Speaker 1 (19:31):
That sound good.
Speaker 2 (19:32):
Choq dot com promo code Jesse gets you a huge
discount on subscriptions. Go, don't be French, We'll be back.
What Chris, we can make jokes. It's fine, we get
that right.
Speaker 1 (19:45):
The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (19:48):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Thursday.
We'll get back to the ask doctor Jesse questions Nato
here in just a second. I have something though, that
may turn out to be an opportunity, a money making
opportunity for you. Only one of you, though, So just
a heads up, No, Chris, you were banned from this
(20:08):
A band from this. Yes it's the app Chris, Okay,
don't get ahead of me. So I have an idea,
and I'll explain where this.
Speaker 1 (20:16):
Idea came from.
Speaker 2 (20:18):
At the same time, I will explain how and why
I woke my sister up at four am the other morning.
Just stay with me here. My sister Mickey and I
are close. I love her and the Kellys. I hope
you don't think it's just me who's obsessed with food.
I got that, honestly from my father. My dad could
(20:41):
tell you the thing he ate that was good in
every city he ever went to in his entire life,
and he would remember it his whole life, so much
so that I would call my dad if I had
to go somewhere for work and I say, Dad, where
do I eat here?
Speaker 1 (20:55):
And he would tell you.
Speaker 2 (20:56):
Oh, go down to Ida's Diner and make sure, you
get the chicken fry. I had that back in nineteen
eighty four, and like he would know, he would know.
I get it honestly. Yes, I understand. I have an
unhealthy obsession with food.
Speaker 1 (21:09):
I get it.
Speaker 2 (21:10):
I got it, honestly, and so did my sister. It's
funny because we're both skinny, but she's the same way,
exact same way obsessed with food, and so we send
each other food things when we see them. Hey, here's
a recipe you can try. Hey, did you see this
dish at this restaurant? You should try it now. I
(21:32):
know Chris and Corey and you everyone likes to make
fun of me because I don't know anything about technology
and I'm not very good at it. I admit that,
all right, I know, I just don't. I've decided that
I'm done advancing. As much as I know now is
as much as I want to know.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
I got it.
Speaker 2 (21:49):
I'm happy, man, just the way I am. Instagram. You
know what Instagram is. It's a social media app. It's
an app where you look at pictures and video of whatever.
If you look at mine, it's all food and animal fights.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
That's what it is.
Speaker 2 (22:05):
I know I have some in historical things like castles
and bunkers. But people can send you private messages of
look at this picture of this, or look at this
video of this.
Speaker 1 (22:19):
Mickey and I.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
Will see food videos and we'll send them to each other,
or food pictures or recipes on Instagram. This was yesterday.
Yesterday morning, I believe I couldn't sleep anymore. I woke
up at four am, four four thirty, my time. I
couldn't get back to bed. I didn't want to wake
ob up, so I got up, went out, started browsing
(22:44):
through my phone, trying to look at the news of
the day and look at everything else. And I open
up Instagram. I see I have a message from Mickey.
I open up the message. She had sent me a
video of some restaurant that served a bacon charizo cheeseburger. Sorry, Chris,
it looked amazing. I'll send you this out. I'll send
(23:06):
you the video afterwards. Hey, Corey, we should order these
in front of Chris dagone right anyway, a bacon charizo cheeseburger.
I admit I watched it a couple times. Then I
tried to close out of the video, and apparently, apparently Instagram,
if you press a button or something, you will try
(23:26):
to video call the person who sent.
Speaker 1 (23:29):
You the message.
Speaker 2 (23:31):
Uh it's I think it was four am on Mickey's
time when I opened this thing up and my phone
starts trying to video call her. Not only that, you
know how, I don't know technology. I don't know how
to stop it. So it's just sitting there ringing, and
I'm hammering my phone. I'm pressing buttons. I'm getting up
to all no, no, I finally I just close it
(23:52):
all out. Mickey, obviously was sound asleep, wakes up to
her phone ringing and panics.
Speaker 1 (24:00):
As you would.
Speaker 2 (24:00):
Who's why is Jesse calling me at four am? Something
disastrous may have happened, she called back, I had woken
her up. Whatever, anyway that led me to this because
what she sent me, the bacon cherizo cheeseburger, was actually
in Carmel by the Sea, a place in California. I
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believe that's the name of the town, Carmel by the Sea.
I've never been there. I've heard it's beautiful, and what
I thought to myself was, I don't know if I'll
ever visit.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
Carmel by the Sea.
Speaker 2 (24:31):
Looks very nice, but it's far and I'm sure it's
expensive and whatnot. I don't know if I'll ever be there,
But if I ever do go there one day, it's
not going to be soon. I'm never gonna remember the
bacon cherizo cheeseburger at this place, and I don't remember
the name of the place that I would want to
go to. So let's say it's five ten years from
(24:53):
now and I go to Carmel by the Sea, I'm
not going to remember the bacon cherizo cheeseburger, and that
is criminal. Here's the app idea, and it may already exist.
If it does, someone that sent it to me. If
it doesn't, someone create it and make a bunch of money.
I want an app for my phone. It's very, very
(25:16):
very simple. I want an app on my phone where
when I see a video.
Speaker 1 (25:21):
Like that, I can beeppepe peep. That's the sound phone's
make peepepepe peep.
Speaker 2 (25:27):
I can put in that restaurant, that dish, and that restaurant,
I can put it into the phone, and then my
phone five years from now, ten years from now, when
I fly into town or drive into town, will let
me know, Hey, this is where the bacon cheriso burger
(25:47):
is go down to this restaurant. I want my phone
to notify to me of this, and not just towns.
I want to do it for like I live in
the Houston area, but I don't live Houston proper. I
would never do that. I don't want to get shot.
Then I don't live in blue areas. I have to
go up there on occasion for things. Will I will
(26:08):
do it town specific as well. Hey, you're one block
away from that chicken wing place you saw?
Speaker 1 (26:16):
Just a heads up? Why are you shaking your head? Chris?
Is this not a million dollar idea? I think, what what?
What if the restaurant closed? What if the restaurant stops
serving it?
Speaker 3 (26:28):
Chris?
Speaker 1 (26:28):
Why do you always have to be glasses half empty? Okay?
I like to be glasses half full. You know me.
Speaker 2 (26:34):
I'm a sunny human being. And these restaurants are not
restaurants that will close, Chris, because they serve things like
bacon cheriso burgers.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
You know what this is? This is religious jealousy because
you can't eat it. That's what this is.
Speaker 2 (26:49):
You know what, Chris, follow the traditions of your people,
and I'll follow the traditions of my people without any jealousy.
Speaker 1 (26:57):
Whatsoever.
Speaker 2 (26:58):
In the meantime, Corey and I I'll be eating bacon
Thereiso burgers if we happen to visit Carmel by the.
Speaker 1 (27:05):
Sea or Carmel.
Speaker 2 (27:06):
I don't know if that's actually the name of the town,
but I think that's the name of the town. Tell
me that's not a great idea, Jesse. To my understanding,
the contract NATO nations have signed ONTO requires so much
of each nation's GDP to be spent on defense. It
also requires a mutual defense pack. The question I have
(27:27):
is this, are we still obligated to defend nations who
broke the contract by not meeting their defense spending. In business,
a contract must be fulfilled to the letter to be valid.
So France, Germany, etc. Shouldn't expect aid from us since
they're not meeting their obligations. That's from Brian, and Brian
(27:49):
is one hundred percent correct about all of it.
Speaker 1 (27:52):
NATO.
Speaker 2 (27:54):
Being a member of NATO comes with certain rules. Now,
because life is unfair and you know you're not gonna
hold Belgium to the same rules you hold France to,
there are going to be different rules. So they decided
to do the rules percentage wise for the European countries,
you have to make a certain percentage of your GDP
(28:18):
into military things. They don't do it, and no American
president besides Trump has made them do it. And that's
why these European countries get to be these quasi socialist
countries that hand out all these free government goodies. You
(28:39):
get to do that when you don't have to invest
in national defense.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
It frees up huge. Have you ever looked at our budget?
Ever seen a pie chart of our budget?
Speaker 2 (28:48):
Go look at the American budget pie chart and look
at what the military costs. It's costly to maintain and
develop a state of the art military that can come
pete and defend your country.
Speaker 1 (29:02):
If you're a NATO.
Speaker 2 (29:03):
Country, you don't have to do that because of the
United States of America. And that is what has bothered
me and what I ranted about when Britain and France
started to get belligerent after that disastrous Zelenski meeting. Well,
we're gonna do this, so we're gonna do that, and
apparently we're gonna fight on without America. You heard me
scream about it. Don't you think you're just gonna run
(29:24):
your mouth and get us into some hot war with
Russia and then turn around and say.
Speaker 1 (29:28):
Hey America, Arnoco five, come protect me. No sir, no, sir.
Speaker 2 (29:33):
Let's move on. Let's talk about other things. Let's talk
a little bit about tariff. Someone wants to question about that.
Someone wants a question, Someone wants an answer to that.
I want an answer to why we haven't been able
to defeat abortion yet in this country. But the sad part,
and this is so unbelievably sad, roversus way gets overturned
(29:56):
and we think to ourselves, Wow, we did it, but
we didn't do.
Speaker 1 (29:59):
It anything at all. I'm glad it happened.
Speaker 2 (30:03):
But because of the abortion pill, in the ease with
which you can get your hands on an abortion pill,
we have as many abortions now as ever. We need Preborn,
We need you, these young women. We have to change
their hearts. We have to change the culture and turn
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We'll be back, mist dost catch up Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2 (30:57):
It is that Jesse Kelly on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 1 (31:03):
Don't forget.
Speaker 2 (31:03):
You can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com again.
It's just it's so wonderful to hear things like I mentioned.
Speaker 3 (31:13):
Dwara talantly has.
Speaker 2 (31:19):
No I'm kidding. Of course, that's Vladimir Putin. I know
you can't understand it, but I am a cunning linguist.
Speaker 1 (31:24):
Here's what he said. We agree.
Speaker 2 (31:28):
With the propositions to stop hostilities, but we proceed from
the fact that such ceasefire should be okay. Russia basically said, yeah,
I mean, we kind of agree to a ceasefire as
long as this ceasefire is going to be a long
term thing. That's that, you know, everyone's negotiating now whatever,
(31:49):
it's a good thing.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
People stop dying.
Speaker 2 (31:51):
Let's continue on with some politics, shall we, Dear fellow men,
you whisper The subject to this one was shouldn't the
left love tariffs? I think since the left love taxes,
they would love tariffs. Is it possible that these commie
run countries are pretending to hate tariffs for political gains
while secretly loving them where it's the Howard Dean scream. Okay,
(32:15):
so let's talk about it. Shouldn't the left love tariffs
because they love taxes? O, kid, you've heard people talk before,
You've heard me talk before about the friend enemy distinction
the Communists operate under. But that almost gets kind of
to you, almost sound like a college professor when you
say things like that. So let me explain it better
(32:37):
this way. The Communists, they are excellent at creating idols.
We've had this discussion before. Itels you should worship idols,
you should throw tomatoes at and they will create them
in the drop of a hat, at the drop of
(32:58):
a hat. The best example I can think of for
an idol they will they will demand you worship is
George Floyd. It's hilarious when you think about how ridiculous
that is. A career criminal drug addict. He dies of
an overdose in an ugly looking police encounter, and twenty
(33:19):
four to forty eight hours later, the communist propaganda machine
turns into overdrive and it became a source of a
dividing line in society. Hey, you support George Floyd, Right,
you support George Floyd. Look, we're building a George Floyd statue.
Here's another George Floyd memorial.
Speaker 1 (33:36):
Worship. Worship, worship, worship, George Floyd. Will They will hold
something up in front of you and say.
Speaker 2 (33:41):
Look here, look here, worship worship. And it works the
opposite way too. They do this so well where they
create a devil for you to throw tomatoes at and
idle you're supposed to hate, and they will get your
eyes fixated on it and say, this is the source
of all your problem. Problem see this, this guy, this thing,
(34:02):
this is your These are your problems. And they'll do
this at the drop of a hat. I mentioned it earlier,
so I might as well bring it up. Brett Kavanaugh.
They had every Democrat in the United States of America
take this lifelong goober dork who's kind of a goody
two shoes. They had every Democrat in the country thinking
he was an alcoholic gain rapist like that.
Speaker 1 (34:18):
Overnight.
Speaker 2 (34:19):
Look hate him, hate him, hate him, Kavanaugh, hate him.
Speaker 1 (34:22):
This is your guy, This is your enemy.
Speaker 2 (34:25):
And you. They have the ability to do this in
a way the right does not have the ability to
do this, because the communist is a herd animal. The
herd goes wherever they are directed, so that it gives
them a freedom to create these things that you and
I don't have. So let's talk about Donald Trump, because
this has been going on for years and years and
(34:47):
years and years and years, and it's happened to such
a degree that the people who push the lies either
now believe it themselves or they can't escape from those lies.
We'll use Chuck Schumer as actually a very good example
of this. Chuck Schumer is a United States Senator from
the state of New York. Donald Trump was a registered
(35:09):
Democrat in the state of New York. Donald Trump has
had positive dealings with Chuck Schumer many many times in
his life before Donald Trump chose to get into politics.
But Donald Trump decides to run as a Republican, and
Donald Trump starts to say things that even other Republicans
weren't saying. Ah, Mexico wasn't sending their best and things
(35:29):
like that. Chuck Schumer, an elected Democrat, does the elected
Democrat thing. Oh my gosh, look at Trump, there's the
anti Christ, Andy Christ, anti Christ. The media joins in
over and over and over and over and over and
over and over again. But look, a couple of years ago,
there were friends. Now Chuck Schumer either believes it or doesn't.
(35:50):
I don't know, But Chuck Schumer doesn't have the option
at this point in time. The idol has been held
up in one of the communists for so long that
Chuck Schumer doesn't have the option of pointing towards the
idol and say, you know, maybe that policy isn't bad,
(36:11):
even something benign like that, something totally benign is It's
denied to Chuck Schumer because the idol has been bored
into the minds of American Democrats, cemented, seared, if you will,
and to the minds of American Democrats for so long
(36:33):
that Donald Trump is the anti Christ, He's Hitler, He's
the height of all evil. It's happened for so long
that now they constantly make themselves look ridiculous because they
have no other choice but to oppose.
Speaker 1 (36:49):
Everything he does.
Speaker 2 (36:51):
And it gives Donald Trump a tremendous freedom to wrongfoot
Democrats tremendously because he can take any issue if there's
an eighty two on the issue. He can get on
the eighty percent side of it and have the vast
majority of Americans with him and Democrats because the idol
has been held up for so long, Democrats will oppose
(37:12):
it and oppose it loudly, even if it makes no
logical sense, no political sense. You saw this during the speech.
We discussed it after the speech. It's not Trump talking
about dot tariff, so the border or something like that.
Donald Trump says, Hey, look, think of this kid, cute
as a button, survives brain cancer. How cool is that. Hey,
We're gonna make him a member of the Secret Service.
(37:34):
What a cool What a cool moment. Democrats sat there
on their hands. Politically, that's look, even if you're a
heartless monster, Politically that's just THEMB You look, you look horrible.
But they can't help themselves. And the tranny stuff is
a great example of this. In fact, there's another one.
There's an example of this out of Georgia, which I
will discuss here in just a moment. Before I discuss that,
(37:57):
I'm gonna talk to you about getting your dog to
live longer. You ever looked at your dog and done
what ob does with Fred. I don't want him to die.
Even though he's only four years old. She's already thinking
about it. It's gonna be horrible when that fluffy moron
isn't It isn't there anymore. And that's what rough Greens
(38:19):
is to me. I don't have to sit back and
wonder if rough Greens has been good for Fred. The
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seen different, such a difference in him. People comment on
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of what I'm talking about with Democrats next
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