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1:27Homebase to keep their teams on track. Start free at joinhomebase.com. Homebase built for small businesses that do it all. Shocking, pulling on Israel in America. All that. Email so much more coming up in the final hour of the Jesse Kelly show. Now, if you happen to be watching me do the show, you may notice right now there is a little spot on my chest. I'm assuming you did notice because as soon as I sat down after the break, Jewish producer Chris said to say, what happened to your year? What happened to your shirt? So let me explain something. You know about my ninja skills already. Not just throwing star. You understand that I move with a lot of stealth. This is not on purpose. I don't tip toe around. People I'm always surprising people because they don't hear me coming. I just kind of I glide over the ground instead of walking on it.

2:30All right, so that's true. That's true. But you know how God, he gives us gifts, talents in certain areas, but then in other areas kind of lacking. Well, God gave me the gift of stealth and the ability to win ninja throwing star competitions. But he did not give me the ability to eat food without dropping it on me. And I need to stress something. I try. I try because, well, here it is. I'm six foot eight, as you know. I can't buy most of my clothes off the rack. I have to order my clothes. I can't go into JC Penny and buy a pair of jeans. They won't have any that are long enough for me. I have to order them. And even then when they order them, or when I order them,

3:34they show up at the house. I have to try them on. How often do you think it doesn't work? Well, if it doesn't work, I have to do what then. I have to put it back in the box. I have to print out a return label. I have to take it down to the pet you see what I mean. It's not like being at JC Penny where the jeans don't fit. You leave them in the dressing room. For me, buying clothes that fit is more time intensive than you buying clothes that fit. That's fine. I get that. That's the cost to be in six foot eight. I understand all that. Therefore, when I find a shirt or pants that do fit, I hang on to those like grim death. And I really, really, really try to protect them. I try so hard to protect them. But it doesn't matter how careful I am. It doesn't matter what I do. I cannot keep the food off of my shirt in pants.

4:35I have what Chris? What? Chris said his child has the same problem. There's no need to add more insults here. So why do I have what looks like a wet looking blotch on my chest? Remember last segment at the end of last segment where Jewish producer Chris said that he was celebrating a Yom Kipper. Did I say that right? Yom Kipper. Some Jewish holiday Chris is celebrating it. Chris informed me that because of the Jewish tradition or whatever it is on this holiday, he's not been allowed to eat all day. He hasn't eaten since last night. He's starving. I mean, starving. He's working on a 24 hour fast at this point in time. Starving. As soon as Chris told me that at the end of last break, I knew I had to go get some food and eat it in front of him. So I went right down to the vending machine and I grabbed a chocolate bar and I ate it to rub it in his stupid face.

5:35I was careful. It was just a chocolate bar. I was careful. But I go to the bathroom right before the show comes back and there's a big piece of chocolate sitting right in the center of my chest. And so there I am in the bathroom after watching my hands, splashing water on myself and everything else. And that's why I have a wet mark on my chest. Okay. Chris, are you happy? Chris said that's God punishing me. Maybe so. Maybe so, but you know what? It was worth it. And that bar was delicious. Chris, I hope you're doing all right. Let's change the subject here, shall we? I didn't play her earlier, but I have to. Before we get to the other things, remember how much I despise Maria Salazar? Allegedly she's a Republican, but time after time after time after time she seems to have one issue she's passionate about. Amnesty. She's always talking about it. Amnesty this. Amnesty that dignity she says in her stupid voice.

6:37Cheving came out publicly recently and called out Trump themselves. It's a president. Some of your immigration enforcement efforts have gone too far. In July 50% of the 50,000 people that were detained had no criminal record. Be careful what your advisors are telling you about immigration policy. The same Hispanics who help you get to the White House in 2024 feel be tragic today. You can be for immigration what Lincoln was for slavery and Reagan was for communism. I'm not talking about giving them amnesty. I'm talking about giving them a dignified life in this promised land. Total dirtball. Now remember this. I said this last week. Last week I said, I'm not sure if she has any thoughts that go through her head. I think there could just be people behind her. They found a relatively pretty face who could get elected in her district. And they just took this walking talking bumper sticker and they put her in Congress so she would vote how she's told. That she doesn't know anything about anything. She's just doing the bidding of others.

7:38Remember when I said that last week? Chris, do me a quick favor. Grab the full sound bite again of Maria Salazar talking about the no fly zone in Russia. And I know everyone who listens to this show has heard it before. But it helps me make my point. You, no matter your level of political knowledge, you could kind of describe what a no fly zone is. You could describe that. This is a sitting member of Congress when she was asked about it. And do you support a no fly zone in Ukraine? I've absorbed, I support everything that has to do with punishing Vladimir Putin and helping the Ukrainians. Wouldn't that mean direct conventional warfare with Russia? I don't know what it will mean, but you know freedom is not free. So you don't know what a no fly zone will mean. If you have to shoot down Russian planes, of course, so conventional war with Russia. Listen, thank you. Now, that was bad.

8:39I'm going to play you the latest. You probably haven't heard this yet. Maria Salazar running for re-election. She goes and does an in-studio visit with CBS Miami. Remember my theory about how there are no thoughts going through her head. Whatsoever that this woman is simply there, propped up by special interest in voting how she's told. Yeah, what's your list of the last month you were at FIU and you presented a check for $650,000 to help small businesses at FIU. But you voted against the bill that gave the money that you then signed a check for and handed and had a photo up. The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023, right? You voted against that bill. I, right now, you have to give me more details, but I do know that every time I have an opportunity to bring money to my constituents, I do so. I do remember, I just said $400,000. But look, you voted against the Chips and Science Act, right?

9:40Listen, right now I need to ask my staff, but what do we look at? They're $40 million. But I have brought to this committee. No, what's wrong with you? I'm not proud of me. I'm not proud of the $40 million. But how much? But how much? I'm not proud that I rolled the Dignity Act. Have I not, let's talk about the America's that. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Let me, one second. Tell me. The money that you talk about, the $40 million that you bring back to the district, sometimes that money comes from bills that you voted against. You voted against the Chips Act and yet you praise the fact that the South Florida Climate Resilience Tech Hub is going to be started in Miami, right? You voted against the Infrastructure Bill and you talk about all the money that comes back to the airport. So at the same time that you're taking credit for the money that you bring back to the district in Washington, you're voting against these projects on party-line votes. Listen, I, that was, I think, glass cycle. I cannot really remember right now, but just look, this look at the America's Act, which is what I'm going to vote. Just what I want to say. You don't want to explain why you voted against this.

10:41I mean, right now, and I'm not trying to be a politician, there's so many bills that I've introduced that I know that many of them. No, these are bills that you voted against. That I understand. But then it's, you know, freedom is not free. Now tell me, tell me if you think my theory is correct, that powerful entities, whoever they may be, identified somebody who was already kind of known in that community, kind of pretty, with the IQ of a durable and said, hey, we'll put you in Congress. Just do what you're told and vote how you're told. That's been my theory. I brought it up to you before. Does it sound like I've kind of nailed that one? The old Oracle nailed it again. What Chris? I did. You know what else I nailed it on? Simply safe. Already getting emails into the show. Jesse, thank you. Jesse, I love it. Jesse, thank you. Jesse, that was easy. Is the Jesse Kelly show on a fantastic, wonderful Monday,

11:46Medal of Honor Monday. That was earlier in the show. If you missed that, remember the podcast is free. There's no charge for it. You can download it on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. Remember you can email your love, your hate, your death threats, Jesse at jessiecallyshow.com. So before I get to this, before I get to those emails, I wanted to place something really quickly. 60 minutes was out there doing a story. I didn't think it was that great. By the way, you're not missing out if you missed it. But doing a story on data centers and the pushback on data centers. And here's a little clip of it. In case you missed it, and I'm sure you did miss it, it's 60 minutes and who actually watches that crap. But here's a little clip of it. And in red oak, Texas, where Villegas lives, construction workers cars clogged the roads for miles before dawn. There they are concerned about all of these things. And they accused the city council of operating in secrecy.

12:47And now you've been caught. You've been caught making decisions without transparency. Not one single person in that room was for the data center. And the city council just went ahead and approved it. How did that make you feel? Angry. But instead. Okay. I sympathize with that lady. I sympathize with the other people in the room. We showed up. We told our elected representatives that we did not want this data center. We all told them that. But the data center got approved by the city council anyway. So I sympathize. However, let me ask you something. Your city councilman. Does he know your name? Look, even if you're in a big city right now,

13:50the city councilman only has so many people in their area. They just have these little segments of the city or town. Let me ask again. You don't have to email me and let me know. It can be our little secret. Does the city councilman in your area know your name? Is he afraid of you? Is he afraid, not physically, is he afraid to spit in your face? Does he believe that you, because you're so involved in politics, you will organize a resistance and throw him out of his job if he makes you angry. Does your city councilman think that about you? And I have bad news for you. If the answer to that question is no. And I bet you the answer to that question is no. If you're being honest, if the answer to that question is no,

14:51then you cannot expect him to be swayed when you show up for the first meeting you've ever shown up to in your life. That is not me making an excuse for a city council that's spitting these people's faces. It's genuinely not. Screw that city council. The people didn't want it. They did it anyway. It's not me making an excuse for the city council. But if your politician, local, state, federal has no fear that you will punish him at the polls and take away his job, then he doesn't care. What you want. You have to make him care by making him afraid. You have to be involved. By the way, same story. Same story. This is a guy, you know, I don't know. Don't even want to give out his name. Maybe they say it in the clip. On this 60-minute story, they're interviewing this dude who doesn't want these data centers. Listen to what he says. I worry about the traffic, the congestion,

15:53the noise. I worry about the environmental impacts and the impacts it has on where I live. Dave Low lives right by the proposed data center in Red Oak. And told us he's a lifelong conservative Republican. Are you thinking about voting differently? This is the first time in my adult life where there's been an issue that's come up that I feel like is going to directly impact me. And so... What? Hey, Chris, maybe... Maybe my headphones weren't working right. Hold on, I'm going to play it again because I thought I heard him say that this is the first time there's been an issue in his life that affected him. Did you... No, worry about the traffic, the congestion, the noise. I worry about the environmental impacts and the impacts it has on where I live. Dave Low lives right by the proposed data center in Red Oak. And told us he's a lifelong conservative Republican. Are you thinking about voting differently?

16:55This is the first time in my adult life where there's been an issue that's come up that I feel like is going to directly impact me. And so... First time in his adult life, what's that tell you? If he thinks and he's wrong about that, that this is the first time in his life he's had an issue that directly impacts him, that means this is the first time in his life. He's gotten off that couch and walked down to a city council meeting and let his voice be heard. His city councilman never knew he existed until five minutes ago. That's the problem, brother. This is the first time you've ever woken up and you have anger and it's justifiable anger and I get all that. Again, I sympathize. I really do. But this is a lesson for you and me. If your city councilman does not know your name, never heard of you, never met you before,

17:59you can't expect him to bend to your will. Because he's not afraid of you. Period. We'll do a couple of emails where we get into this Jamie Diamond thing. It is the Jesse Cali Show on a wonderful, fantastic Monday. Let's do some of these emails before I get to this Jamie Diamond thing. I can't believe what he just said. Hey, H1B Hader Bathrobe Jesse. I know some amazing patriots who are also beneficiaries of H1B spent more than a decade going through the process to become citizens and they truly love America. But they also simply follow the process legally with their employers hiring them via the standard H1B process at the time at prevailing wages as required by the process. How can someone like that defend themselves against the H1B critics? Okay. So let's say, maybe this is you.

19:01Maybe you used to be an H1B guy. Maybe you are an H1B guy or H1B girl. And there's just been this crown swell of anger against the H1B program, anger against mass Indian immigration into the United States of America, anger in ways that you've never experienced before. And maybe you're sitting there right now saying, oh my gosh, what should I be doing about this? Well, let me explain. You know, you know what are the things that's different, very, very different and frankly, odd historically about the New Testament of the Bible, about all these commands Jesus gave to the apostles and Christians. It was supposed to be quiet defiance and living your life right. Now, why? Why did, for instance, why did Jesus tell people to pay taxes?

20:06They asked him, hey, hey, do you pay taxes here? And he said, well, that's Caesar's face on the coin. Give Caesar what is Caesar's and God what is God? That was controversial because they were expecting somebody who was going to lead a revolt against these dirty Romans who were oppressing the Jewish people. Now, he's telling me to pay taxes? Why? Was Jesus a big Caesar fan? Big fan of the Roman Empire? No. So, Jesus understood that one of the most effective ways to spread Christianity throughout the globe was for you to live right, act right, walk right in ways that are unassailable, if you will, by good people. And so they look at you and the way you live and the things you do and they say, man, what is that? I want some of that. You with me? Back to the H1 Beethy.

21:07If you are a person who's a beneficiary of the H1 Beeth stuff, which would almost undoubtedly mean your Chinese or Indian, like 70% or Indian 12% Chinese, that's about what it is. But if you are one of those people, I understand it may be real tempting right now to either get depressed or get angry about the things people are saying, including the things I'm saying, this is not right, this is not fair, this is not this and maybe, and I would understand this, maybe your tempted to say, well, screw him, I'm going to, I'm going to cuss him out. Or even more, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to, I'm going to email that politician, I'll email Jesse. And I'll tell him, you keep talking like that? Me? In my 25 Indian brothers and sisters, we're all going to vote Democrat. Maybe, maybe we're even thinking about that whole threatening thing. Hey, keep talking like this and all vote Democrat. Do you think that's going to help the reputation?

22:09No, it won't. The best thing you can do right now, if that happens to be you, work hard, race a good family, be polite, follow the law, be a good neighbor and for whatever that means, I don't know what it means. I've been bring your neighbors some cookies. I don't know what it means to keep your house looking well. I don't know what it means in your life. But if that's your concern, and it's an understandable concern, you're worried about all this public pushback against it. Keep your head down in your mouth shut. Live your life right in a way that other people admire. And that's what tones down the anger on stuff. You know, Black people, I'll use this example. You get all this stuff of Black people suck, and to all this Black sentiment out there now, because of the very, very horrible nature of the urban Black community in America.

23:11It's just a disastrous segment of our population that does cause so much harm. And so people look at that and they'll look at some video online of a bunch of gang, bang, and Black teens and they'll say, oh, Black people suck, and Black people are a plague, and Black people are a dick. But you've never heard me talk like that, have you? Well, I talked about the problems in the Black community. Now we'll continue, but you've never heard me talk like that. Do you know one of the reasons why? I am good friends with a guy. In fact, our sons are friends with each other. And he is the smartest, biggest nerd, nicest human I have ever spoken to in my entire life. He's a doctor. He's a Black dude. Now, you know what he also is? He probably doesn't even mean this. We've never even really talked race. It's just not something we talk about. I've been in his house, right? It's just not something we discuss. It doesn't come up. But you know what he is? He's an ambassador. Even if he doesn't want to be.

24:12He's an ambassador. In all the right ways, wonderful father, loving husband, like I said, he's really the biggest nerd, like the nicest guy so much of a better human being than I am. Just a total weapons grade dork, and I love him for that. nicest dude in the world. He's an ambassador. If you are part of the groups right now, catch in a whole lot of heat. Leave the threats at home. Well, though I understand the anger. Leave the threats at home. Leave all that stuff at home. And just live your life right. That's how you can turn that kind of thing around. And the problem is, and this is not unique to H1Bs from India. This is really, this is universal with new ethnic groups that arrive in a country. What happens is when they get under threat of any kind, whether it be just legal or just kind of garden variety races, or whatever the case may be, when that group feels threatened, whether it's justifiable or not,

25:14they try up and fight back. Try up and fight back. Let's try. Hey, no, no, no, you know what? They're against us. Scream. We're all going to get together and we'll fight back. And that can even get you some short term political wins, but on a long enough timeline, that's a loser. Because then everybody looks and they think, okay, well, I guess I was right. Now we have a hostile tribe declaring war against my country. Uh, no, get them all out. That's the wrong move, all right? I'd never even mention this today because I didn't care, but Trump shut out a bunch of media outlets from the White House, Politico and others. JD talked about it. Well, I take some issue with the premise. So he's not banning media outlets. What he's doing is saying, we're not going to give you special access to the White House. If you engage in what is effectively propaganda, we have to remember those three outlets account about 92% of the stories that they have on the the president of the United States, on the administration are negative. That's not representative of the American people. It's not representative of the public opinion.

26:16So if you're going to engage in what is effectively far left propaganda, why would a Republican White House give you special access? This is all, say, about the media. It's just along the exact same lines I was just talking about in a different way. You cannot declare a decades-long war against everything on the right and expect that war to never come back your way. It was always going to happen this way. And I know you luxuriated in the compassionate conservatism era where every GOP congressman was trying to get that puff piece in the New York Times, but you simply kicked dirt in the face of the right too many times and now people are sick and friggin tired of it. You look like you're at war and you're acting like you're at war. So where it is? That's how it goes. Wars go both ways. All right, I want to touch on this Jamie Thymon thing and what he said about the economy. That's...

27:29Chris, not to rub it in your face, but I'm about to, but did I tell you I'm going to San Diego soon? I'm going to San Diego soon. Young man, I know, is about to graduate. Marine Corboucant, by the way, if you're sitting at home, don't freak out. I'm not going to... I won't have to miss any shows or anything like that, but I just want you to know, Chris, that I hope it's like 100 degrees here in Houston. When I touch down and 72 degrees, San Diego, I'll be text and you pictures and stuff like that. It's going to be glorious. What? You hope it's the one day you're they get rain. It'll still be more pleasant than here, but... You know what? With the humidity down here, you'll be better than I am. All right, I have to get to this for the show ends. During COVID, there was a very, very common theme from all the different people who were pushing medical tyranny on this country. Closure school, where are your masks, where the closure business of...

28:29There was a very, very common theme and I heard it over and over and over and over again. And this common theme was this. Hey, lives are more important than the economy. It was some version of that. Lives matter more. Who cares about the economy? Millions will die. This constant threat of millions will die. Therefore, we don't worry about the economy. That's just dollars and cents. The economy, what's that? It was almost universally, universally pushed by wealthy people or people who weren't missing a paycheck. Oh, it's just the economy. There's a lot more important things than the economy. Jamie Dimon sat down. They went on about Iranian nuclear weapons. He's a CEO of JP Morgan. He says a lot of stuff here, but listen to this punchline. It drives me crazy. You have to really separate the really important subject from the economy.

29:30I mean, I'll do respect about the economy. You don't want gas prices up. You don't want unemployment and stuff like that. But Winston Churchill got you guys through 18 months, we stood alone against Hitler all by yourselves. Could the economy withstand that? Not really. Did you guys... What do you call it? You did it with him and standing behind you. And so, you know, this... I ran... Whether you like what happened with this, I ran or not. I think it's naive to act like it isn't a major... Not a threat to the world. They've been killing and murdering people for 47 years. They can't have nuclear weapons. Something's got to be done. Why are you allowed all this and proxy wars endlessly? And, you know, these proxy wars have been going on. And so, you know, it's just... It's a situation that needs to be resolved. I think it would take fortitude. You know, I think a president have to go to the American people and say, this is important. We're going to resolve it. I can resolve without any military deaths to put 100,000 of your kids on the field. And, you know, get allies support. But we are going to, you know, have this strategy, basic economic, you know, just tighten down an economy

30:33until they, you know, until they say we're done. And that can happen. It may take a year and guess price may go up. But is that a better outcome than them having a nuclear weapon in 10 years? Yeah. And I wouldn't even compare the economy to that. That one is maybe life and death for mankind. The other one is the economy. I'm not going to address the Iranian stuff he said. That's not what I wanted to play this for. It was really that last part. We're talking about life and death. Not the economy. The economy is life and death. The economy is the heart that pumps the blood to every single part of our society. Those clothes on your back, that's the economy. The school your kid goes to, that's the economy. That car is the economy. That prescription you get that keeps you alive. That's the economy. That phone in your hand is the economy. That paycheck that lets you pay the bills, that's the economy.

31:36The food you're feeding your baby, that's the economy. The economy is not Fortune 500 companies in the stock market. The economy is every single part of our society that works to provide for people. There are more important things in the economy, life and death. The economy is life and death. And what drives me most crazy about this is the same thing that drove me crazy about this during COVID. It's people like Jamie Diamond. I just probably a billionaire. If not, I guarantee he's worth $100 million to see all of JP Morgan. It's people like that who are always the first ones to say, how shut up and just go home for two weeks. There are more important things. There's more important things. Oh, don't complain about $6.50 a gallon, Diesel. Stop whining about groceries.

32:37There are more important things. It's always the guy who has not had his standard of living affected. One, Iota, who comes out and says things like that. That's just the economy. There are more important things. I freaking hate it when people talk like that. And maybe that's because I grew up living paycheck to paycheck working hourly jobs. For Jamie Diamond, it's just the economy for me. It's whether or not I get kicked out of my apartment for not paying the rent. And now, he's a headline. Headlines we didn't get to. DOJ bus $250 million fake nursing diploma ring, $250 million runs through the, oh, Haitian immigrant networks. Reminder that roving groups of foreigners are pillaging your country as fast as

33:41humbly possible and Democrats are helping them do it. GOP congressman reveals very good conversation with Trump after her ad claimed immigration enforcement went too far. I just, I will never understand why Trump is so understanding with some people and not with others. He primaries members of the Freedom Caucus. Maria Salazar calls him an idiot to his face and all as well. I don't understand it. But sent in Greer say the US China Board of Trade and AI Dialogue is now operational ahead of the Trump G summit. That was a long headline for me to say this. Trump and G are about to meet. You're about to see a lot of little mini moves and posturing as each of those guys try to get a little leverage here and a little leverage there before they made. It's a very big meeting. Let this be a warning. DOJ announces charges for election-related crimes across several states. Democrats would be encouraging election-related crimes.

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