The Jesse Kelly Show Hour 2: Ungrateful People
Aug 19, 2025
The podcast delves into the troubling trend of student visa rejections by top U.S. institutions. It explores the concept of gratitude within immigrant communities and connects it to broader immigration debates. Listeners are encouraged to identify 'phone trappers' in their lives. Additionally, it humorously examines red flags in pop culture relationships and the complexities of DEI initiatives. The discussion also pays tribute to Medal of Honor recipients, celebrating their valor while urging society to express gratitude more effectively.
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Medal Of Honor: Robert Modrzejewski
- Robert Joseph Modrzejewski led Company K through repeated, overwhelming attacks during Operation Hastings in July 1966.
- Despite wounds and dwindling ammo, he crawled 200 meters to resupply troops and directed close artillery and air strikes to hold their position.
Terrain Masks Enemy Strength
- Dense jungle and mountainous terrain hide enemy numbers and materiel, making accurate troop estimates nearly impossible.
- That concealment repeatedly led U.S. units to land outnumbered and be surprised by much larger enemy forces.
Avoid Phone-Trap Conversations
- If someone repeatedly lures you into long, unimportant phone calls, refuse further traps and set a clear limit.
- Prefer short calls, in-person meetings, or texts to avoid being monopolized on the phone.
