The Jesse Kelly Show Hour 1: Supplementing the Police
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Sep 4, 2025 The National Guard is headed to Chicago to tackle mounting crime, raising questions about the effectiveness of federal interventions. Gun violence and gang issues are highlighted, particularly in relation to the challenges faced by communities. Additionally, there’s a discussion on Congress potentially banning insider trading, shedding light on how these laws impact public trust and government transparency. The conversation also touches on innovative hiring solutions and personal wellness, providing insights into everyday challenges.
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Cities' Safety Linked To Policy Not Size
- Jesse Kelly argues American cities are filthy, smelly, and dangerous largely due to Democratic policies.
- He contrasts U.S. cities with safer global cities like Tokyo to show policy—not size—drives safety.
Guard Presence Serves Multiple Roles
- Kelly highlights that the National Guard presence in D.C. served as a strong deterrent and freed up local police to do other work.
- He notes the Guard also performed beautification tasks, adding symbolic and practical benefits.
Chicago Violence Is Geographically Concentrated
- Kelly explains many shootings in Chicago are concentrated on the south side and tied to gang control over drug distribution.
- He frames Chicago as a strategic cartel hub rather than uniformly dangerous across the whole city.