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1:28Coming up in the final hour of the Jesse Kelly show, I just want to touch on something again. We've talked about it many times. Not telling you how to vote or what to do with your vote. I don't do that. But I have always been honest with you about how I'm voting, who I'm voting for, why I'm voting for them, even when it's unpopular. I ain't got to vote for my guy, but I'm always going to do it. Never going to change. There are things that I'm unhappy with, currently. Obviously, I've told you about those. Let's take a moment and remember how evil the Biden administration was. For instance, our foreign policy. Remember when Rahm Emanuel ambassador to Japan got in trouble with the Japanese? Do you remember why? He got in trouble with the Japanese because the American ambassador to Japan kept trying to force LGBTQ freak show stuff on the Japanese. And they'd be like, hey, no, whoa, no, this is a problem.

2:31I kept calling us during that era, the US of gay, for a reason. Gayness was our foreign policy. No matter where it was, your money was taken in. And the State Department was shelling it out all over the globe for tranny kids and this. And just the sickest most evil stuff in the world was done with our money with our name attached to it. American foreign policy. Now this is what we get. This is from CNN. The US State Department directed millions of dollars originally earmarked to promote human rights. Yeah, that's what they called it. To far right causes. Now listen to what they say are far right causes, including Afrika honor rights in South Africa, safeguarding Western civilization, norms, and documenting the backsliding in Europe related to mass migration. Just so you know, I know what you're thinking.

3:32I don't want any of our money to going to any of that. I don't either. But that's out of our hands. Congress will earmark a certain amount of money to be handed out. And then you have to hand it out. It's now just up to you who you handed out to. But now you have to hand it out once the money's been earmarked to it. Your money for four years was going to make gay kids in Africa. Now your money's out there using your well, exposing just how much the mass importation of barbarians has changed things in Europe. Protecting these white farmers in South Africa who are being butchered all the time. Look, I don't want my money going to any of those places, but it's a whole of a lot better than Trannies in Singapore. Things are better. Not perfect, but better. Captain Massive Hands. Just curious how you feel about tattoos. I've never heard you talk about it, but I'm willing to bet you have some 90s tribal ink or maybe a butterfly tramp stamp.

4:37If I had been in the USMC, I would have had a tattoo for sure. No tattoos for me. None. I came close many times. I've told you this before, where we'd be out. This was always in the Marines, surprise, surprise. We'd be out maybe doing some things we weren't supposed to be doing. A couple of extra beers at the bar, just being young and dumb Marines like we do. And inevitably, some of them would say, hey, there's a tattoo shop. Let's go get a tattoo. And we would go in as a big group of young stupid Marines. And dudes would just start getting things inked on themselves. Right? I almost succumbed to the peer pressure many times and wanted to get one, to be honest with you. I would go through the book that they had and they would always have these tattoos on the wall. And here's what it was. No matter how young and dumb I was,

5:38I could never find that thing that I wanted on my body the rest of my life. Even where to put it. I don't know where I would do it. Do you get it on the shoulder? You know, you get it. I didn't know what to do. I have no tattoos. I also have nothing against tattoos at all. There are some many tattoos I've seen on man and women. I think, oh, that's kind of cool. It's, look, you do what you want with your body. Some people overdo it a bit, I would say. When you get to the point where it looks like every square inch of your body has a tattoo on it, that's a lot. Oh, no, judgment. It's your body or whatever. That's a lot. It's not that men can't overdo it. They most definitely can't certainly, I mean, half my Marine Corps brothers have these full arm sleeve tattoo and things and that's a lot. But you'll see a woman I had a woman like this in my community college.

6:40She, I forget what class it was. You can tell, gorgeous, she's gorgeous. But she had a, she always wore tank tops. And she had a dragon tattoo that started on the right side of her neck, wrapped around the back of her neck and went down what I assume is the entire length of her back. I only ever saw her in a tank top so I don't know. But you'd look and you'd say, wow, she looks great. Whoa. That's, that's a lot. I'm just going to say that's a lot. Hey, Jesse, I was talking yesterday about older guys who've been laid off, fired, and they can't get back in the workforce now because of all the crazy DEI stuff and foreigners and things like that. And I know, I know you're out there and I got these emails. Jesse, 30 years managing hospital pension funds in Boston laid off in two years later,

7:44the whole firm is under 40 years old. I was 50 at the time. I hate that. I just, I just hate it. And this is why I have employed Republicans. That's the second time I've used that word today. This is why I've employed Republicans over and over and over again to not be tone deaf when it comes to how we talk about the economy. You can talk about the good things. There's no question about that. But stop yelling at everybody when they complain about how expensive things are because things are expensive. Stop talking down to people. Stop insisting people talk about how great it is. It's tough out there. You want to know what kind of tone you should be using? JD Vance, once again, the best messenger we have right now. So are jobs, importing cheap porn labor. Like, I just think you have to level with people that if you're trying to undo 40 years of bad policy of globalization, of shipping American jobs overseas, it's going to take a little bit of time

8:45to fix that. Now, do I think we've made incredible progress? Absolutely. But I think we just have to be honest with people. Look, we're trying to fix what was broken over 40 years. Everything was not going to be fixed in 18 months. But you can't ignore people's concerns. And so, on the one hand, you have the president talking about all the great building that's happening. You have me sort of acknowledging that it's going to take a long time to rebuild the American middle class. And on the other hand, you have a few tone deaf Republicans who say, shut up if you're pissed off about a $22 grito. But my response to those people is, no, listen to people who are upset with the state of the economy. If we don't listen to people, we will turn into the very thing that we hate, the very thing that we ran against. That's good. This is good. This is the kind of stuff we need to be doing into the midterms. Remind everybody how bad things are under damage. I think if the Democrats get in, we will end up in a financial depression. We will go into a depression, the likes of which we've never seen before.

9:48It'll be 1929. That's my opinion. They're grossly incompetent. They have no idea what they're doing. It's hard to see how we would avoid that if Democrats actually took power. Again, I'm talking about the White House too. And I say that because of the looting of the Treasury. And we've talked many times about how they always loot the Treasury. And of course, they looted the Treasury under Joe Biden. No question about that. But here's a story from Savannah Hernandez. This is about the city of Austin. Listen to this. Listen to what these people do. Keep in mind, by the way, Austin has made cuts from their fire department and police department for budget reasons. But this is what they've done. $880,000 for undoing racism training. $2.25 million to help minority and women-owned businesses get city contracts. $6.6 million on deportation defense and lawyers for migrants. An extra $1.2 million to the Texas Harm Reduction Alliance.

10:48$6.2 million for Austin's DEI department on and on and on. Wherever you give them power, they will loot the Treasury. Well, think about our debt right now. Your financial situation right now. What if they get a chance to loot it again? Gah! Gives me the willies. It is the Jesse Kelly show on a fantastic Friday and ask Dr. Jesse Friday. Remember you can email your questions in to Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com. And it's always a good time to offer praise. Victor is mine says the Lord. I'm warning suffering is redentive. I will bless the Lord at all times and his praises will be on my mouth. Remember in case you're missing the context. This is Trayon White. He's a member of the DC council. He was caught on camera doing what certainly looks like taking bribes caught on camera.

11:51But since you can't get Democrats convicted in blue areas now, they've got tossed. And so this is this press conference. Victor is mine says the Lord. I'm warning suffering is redentive. I will bless the Lord at all times and his praises will be on my mouth. This has been one of the hardest two years of my life. Faking the system. But though it all I'm grateful. I'm humble. And I feel like I'm redeemed again. For my Christian family I say praise the Lord. Come on you have to be better than that. I say praise the Lord. I heard my real Muslim family say al-Iwakba. Al-Iwakba. Al-Iwakba. That was inspiring. Hey Bronco, this week you talked about how bad COVID was in blue states.

12:52I was living in the communist state, California during COVID. My wife fell deathly ill. Had to have several life saving surgeries. And I could visit her in recovery. I was escorted out of the hospital because I was not vaccinated. Luckily she fully recovered. Later my kids tried to for school tried to force gay on him. I said that's it we're leaving. I told my family and friends I don't care if I've got one nickel in my pocket we are leaving. And we ended up in Texas. We have never been happier. But I'll never forget what they did to us and I'll spread the word every chance I get to be aware of how you vote because what I went through is coming for us all. Well, maybe one day it will come for us all. There's a question about that. But it is here for blue states. Certainly blue areas of blue states. Let me again encourage you to get out if you can. It can be tempting if you're in a blue state to look around at how bad things are and say,

13:58all right, they're about done, right? But surely this is the end of all this destruction. And I don't know what state you're in. I don't know how bad it is, but I know this 100% sure of this. They are not done. They are not even close to done. Last year, the year after the year after that, they will come up with new ways to destroy things. And if they get an amnesty deal, they're not saying that's on the horizon. If they do, by goodness, we're all in serious trouble, but blue states are beyond finished. The Democrats are out there saying we need to make it so that it doesn't take a decade to become a citizen in this country and cost you thousands of dollars to do it. I saw my parents. These right, it should take longer in cost more. Go through it. I see members of my community do go through it. It's absolutely ridiculous. I do believe that with that being said, there are millions of undocumented immigrants in

15:04the United States right now that are working, that are contributing to their societies and their communities and should have an immediate pathway to citizenship. There's Tom Sousa played it earlier this way. My number one issue is to try and get a resolution on immigration. My biggest desire, my biggest goal of what I want to accomplish in politics right now is I want to legalize seven or eight or nine or 10 million people in our country so they will not be subject to deportate to depot. There's a guy running for Senate and Iowa. We really need to have a healthy and robust immigration program. You've got around 41% of the direct care workers that are immigrants. And so I think we also need an easier pathway to earn citizenship so that we can bring in more workers. Not only for that industry, but as well agriculture industry and the meat packing plants. I mean, this is a state that's really, really struggling. It's not that Democrats are okay with how bad things are now. They're going to try to make it worse.

16:06I promise you, they're going to try to make it worse. Hey, Jesse, I'm conservative all the way, but I learned a tidbit of wisdom from a very wise person named Jesse Kelly who once said he was disillusioned with a candidate and to teach that person a lesson, he opted out and decided not to vote. Well, Trump lied to us, mega people and started a war when he said he never would. I'm going to opt out like the great Jesse Kelly and I'm not going to vote because he needs to be taught a lesson by losing the house in the Senate. I am not here again to tell you how to vote. Your vote. It is the only, for most of us, it's the only political power we'll ever have. I'm not going to go to Congress. I'm not going to the Senate. I'm not going to be president of the United States of America. We all know I'm unelectable. My political power I have is my vote. You do with your vote in the primary and general election, whatever you feel best. I hear enough of that kind of thing that it does, it does concern me for the midterms,

17:09not because I think people are going to be crossing the island voting Democrat. I think there are a lot of people on our side and the numbers kind of look this way. They're so disillusioned with this or that. I mean, it's not all about the Iran War. It's other things too. They're so disillusioned with this or that that they're just saying, I'm staying home. I'm not interested. That's cruel. Now, I've seen it taking a step further. I've got die hard, maggot guys who've emailed in and say, Jesse, I'm so mad, I hope he gets impeached. It is the Jesse Kelly show on a Friday. And don't forget, if you miss any part of the show, you can download it. I heart Spotify. I too. I think it means my sense of law. El Sambrero with Chris out of town. It's probably ideal time to let you in on a good plan to get some payback for Chris being well, Chris. In the next few years, you need to start dropping hints to or about how much his daughter would love and excel at competitive cheer.

18:09Our daughter was in it for a couple years recently. It's more like dance and cheer, but the time and money commitment is insane between the gym fees, competition fees and travel expenses. It will easily run $15,000 or more per year. And he goes on to say, ob, can be the one to encourage this and whatnot. Okay. So one, that's a funny email. Do it. Am I just old? Don't answer that. Am I just really old? But I played sports my entire childhood. Really terribly. I should know. I played basketball and baseball for my entire childhood. I don't ever remember it being expensive. I just don't remember these huge expenses, but I'll tell you what, we have experienced this when James, my oldest son got into hockey. We ended up moving away and we don't have a hockey program where we are.

19:10So he lost that, which sucks because hockey is a great sport. But the costs were staggering. We could not believe it. We started going to, I don't know if you want to call them secondhand stores, but the places where you go get used hockey gear. Because he's a kid and he's also growing out of his stuff every year. We could not believe what it costs. My, what are my buddies? What are my neighbor buddies? He's got a son. He's got a bunch of kids. They're all athletes. And his son was a heck of a baseball player. He's actually playing college in the scholarship right now. So like I said, good baseball player. But they were gone all the time and travel baseball. And he would come back and we'd be hanging out whenever we could actually see him. Whenever he'd come back, he would talk about this long road trip they were on in the hotels and the restaurants and he'd be complaining about the money. I don't, Corey, you're about my age. It wasn't like that, right?

20:10It wasn't right. Corey, yeah, Corey, Corey doesn't remember it either. He said they would take us to, or theme parks and stuff like, yeah, you would, the team would go out the six flags for a day or something like that. I don't know what that is. I suspect it's because there's more and more money in sports. There's a lot of money in sports. It's one of the one of the safest investments in the world is own if you're a billionaire, which I'm not. If you're a billionaire owning a sports team or said that sports just seems to grow and value. And I mean, even soccer is profitable now. So that that's probably part of it. The more money that goes there, well, that's going to be pushed down so that I'll get pushed down to the college level, high school level, grade school level, and it's going to make it a bit more intense when we first moved to Texas. 2014, somewhere in there, 2014, we first moved to Texas.

21:14Our boys were little, really little. I think James, how old is he now? 17. James is probably five or six years old, roughly five or six years old. And he was always into sports because he's an athletic kid. And we found out the five and six year olds here in our area when that went well, well, the area we were living in then they were timing their 40 times at six years old for football. We've never heard anything like that in my life. It's six years old. You can be what are you talking about? But I think a lot of that money got pushed down and it created more pressure and man, I feel for families now, I feel for kids who want to get involved and stuff like that. Pause, let's talk about something good because this is what the GOP used to be. This was Kevin McCarthy back in 2023. This is how the GOP has spoken for a long, long time. Remember, while Kevin McCarthy was saying this corporate America was bragging that it wasn't

22:19hiring white men anymore. I look over at the Democrats and they stand up. They look like America. They stand up. We look like the most restrictive country club in America. And I decide, yeah, the one everyone wants to get into. Either I am going to be the leader of a declining end of a party or I have to change the opportunity in this party. So I embrace in something else. Since that time, we've elected the most women, Republicans, the most minority Republicans ever to the House. But to do so, I'm going to have to ruffle feathers. So for Republican women or Republican minority women, the November election is not their tough election. It's the primary. So what I do is I would engage in primaries. The GOP leader in 2023 bragging about discriminating against white men, bragging about it. Didn't just do it. Didn't do it quietly behind closed doors.

23:20Stood on stage and bragged about it. Now we're at a place in our society where young white men are increasingly angry. They don't see the same opportunities their parents had because they've been cut off from so many things. And we risk them channeling that anger into unhealthy, destructive things if we, the right, the GOP does not give them an outlet. Not DEI, not handouts, but we had better start presenting solutions that say, hey, opportunities are for everyone. This is a much better way to talk. We institutionalized anti-white anti-male discrimination in this country. I mean, if you just look at the way that we spoke about white men in the United States of America, not me, obviously not the president, but like Joe Biden, but look, man, you institutionalized for a very long time a way of talking about our fellow Americans that was totally disgusting.

24:22And I was actually talking with a friend of mine about this and he was like, if you look at the way the Biden administration discriminated against people and job applications, college applications, the way that we just allowed explicitly racist discrimination against our laws to become part of the normal practice of our government, of our admissions policies, of our private corporations, it's kind of insane that we didn't have like a revolution in this country. We explicitly discriminated against people. It's one of the things that I'm proudest of in the Trump administration. Again, there's a lot more work to do, but like we're not discriminating against people, black or white, based on the color of their skin and job applications. You're, we're telling the universities, you're not allowed to discriminate against white guys against dudes against anyone. We don't want discrimination against anybody, but we, we did allow that discrimination in this country for a long time. So what I would tell like young men who are pissed off is you should absolutely be advocating for more. You should absolutely be demanding more, but I would also recognize the wins because they are out there.

25:23That's such a better way to talk about it. Jesse, as a fellow devil dog, I admit to you a failure of mine. I have stood back and hoped that our elected leaders would have the spine to stand up and repair the damage of the communist. I think we need to fight fire with righteous fire, use their tactics, but with a moral backbone. Call out, uh, Christophobio, when they persecute Christian worldviews, cancel businesses, cancel culture, their businesses like we did with Bud Light. And if time in between our jobs and family lead protests to push our agenda, thoughts on the best strategies. His name is Steve. Okay. Well, first, uh, the protest part of it. Not telling you don't go protest when there's something that pops up in your town, get loud, call city hall, organize something. Yes, that's fine. But real political power is found inside city hall and not outside. Channel your energy and get in there. Get elected, become part of it.

26:24And that's how you change that. It is the Jesse Kelly show. Final segment of the Jesse Kelly show on a fantastic, wonderful Friday and asked Dr. Jesse Friday. So, uh, it's got to play this really quickly before we try to wrap up with these questions. Let's remember what the communists will do if they come back to power. I don't think frankly, Republicans are scared of Democrats having power. And that's a problem for me. Yeah. Yeah. I think that they need to like, they need to operate in a way so that Republicans are concerned about what Democrats are doing when they get power. And I'm not talking about in a sinister way, right? Like that they are so clear about how what when they say accountability, what's clear and focus, clear and focus when they say accountability. This is what they mean about accountability. When we say we're going to do something for the American people, this is what we are going to do. And we've got a bold vision for going forward. But like, I'm of the belief that some people probably need to go to jail, okay? And that should not be a radical concept. That's not retribution.

27:24That's doing what the hell needs to be done given what has happened. And I think that we should be clear that anybody acting illegally, whether it's an ICE, an untrained ICE agent on the street pulling guns on random passers-by, or whether it is the president taking a wrecking ball to a house he does not own. All of those things, if they are illegal, they should not stand. And people who are committing those things now should know that they are not in a permanent position of power. And when other people take power, which is going to happen in a few weeks, they are going to have to preserve their documents and answer for what they did and pay for their crimes if indeed they committed. They're not sorry for what they did the last time. They're not sorry at all. Chessie, the subject of this one is, I know you won't read this. He says, quote, I can't listen to you anymore. I can't deal with the negativity and the thought process that my generation of white males is going to have to unleash hell on our government.

28:28I believe you are correct, but until then, I'm listening to positive Christian music stations that have our backs like Jesus does. Corey, what's he talking about? He says he's 22. I've read this a couple times. I don't know what he's talking about. It's he. I know he said he agreed, but he's not listening. And I don't know what he's talking about. The unleash hell on the government. I don't know what he's talking. I think a lot of people drink. I think a lot of people drink a lot. And it affects your mind. Hey, shorty, I heard you talking about your son considering military service and having mixed feelings about it. My oldest son is currently in the Coast Guard boot camp. That has seemed like a really great option in a branch. I consider a little more safe from a potential Democrat disaster president should change

29:29a current two years. Look into it. And he goes on and talk about Douglas Monroe, the guy who won the Medal of Honor. I have told you this before maybe once, but I'll tell you again, I've got people emailing and young man and family's email in Jesse by son wants to join the military. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. This all it always comes back to what if the communist take power again? What if they would if they destroy the military and everything that what if they take power again? Then my son is going to be stuck in there and look, join, join whatever branch you want. If that's where your heart is, the Coast Guard is an option. Young men don't think about. And if you're a young man, maybe sneering at that. And I've made all the puddle pirate jokes in the world, right? That's fine. The Coast Guard does really cool stuff. The Coast Guard, you can do some pipe hitter stuff. Running down gun boats, rescue swimming, you can be in the frozen waters of Alaska or the

30:29Caribbean. The Coast Guard gets to do really, really, really cool stuff. So if you're a young man, I don't know what the opportunities are for women, I don't want to say. But if you're a young man, considering military service, you're not sure which direction you want to go. I'm telling you, man, Coast Guard, they do really cool stuff. And they're uniforms cooler than you think. They're not Marine Corps dress blues because the Marine Corps dress blues reign supreme and everything else is far, far, far behind Marine Corps dress blues. But Coast Guard has some cool unies that chicks love it. Hey, Jesse, have you made or tried swamp dogs? Corey, listen to this. Ditch the onion. You have no taste, Corey. I look, okay, ditch the onions or keep the onions. That sounds fantastic. Alligators, one of those things though, it's got to be cooked the right way.

31:38I've had great alligator and I've had some alligator that you had to freaking gnaw on. And I'm an absolutely gnaw on and that's not ideal. Speaking of what she was doing. Suspice for myself, none of us achieved success without that level of profound support and reinforcement. Yes, yes. Right? Around not only a memory of legacy and the path on which you stand that was charted long before you, but also giving you some sense of pride in what can be the destiny and was the destiny that so many fought for. Also remember I told you I thought JD Vance listens to the show. Maybe Trump does too. Remember what we said about the data centers? How they should come bearing gifts. I think the companies will be very generous to them both financially and otherwise. I think they'll help with their schools, they'll help with their teachers, they'll help with pay of the teachers and the people that are good to them. And I see that happening and I think the companies will be very generous to these communities.

32:41Yes, yes. And we already have an industry that showed AI doubt us data centers how to do this. The oil industry, natural gas. They always want to come into some community somewhere. Now granted those communities, especially in rural America, are much better thought of than tech companies who are so less evil communists. So you're starting with more of a deficit. But when you're a Johnny's natural gas, you don't just storm into the town and scold everybody on why it's important that they let you go do your thing. You show up and say, hey, new hospital, we got you covered. New school got you covered. New Chromebooks for everyone in the school got you covered. You show up hat and hand bearing gifts like Santa Claus. Now I'm going to give you a gift. Take that phone and turn it off. Put it in the drawer. You're not going to miss anything. The news will be here on Monday.

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