The Jesse Kelly Show Hour 3: The Eternal CR
Nov 1, 2025
The discussion dives into the mystery of government budgeting, where the notion of a shutdown seems imminent. Additionally, Jesse sheds light on Americans' changing views towards foreign military actions amidst economic struggles. There's a fascinating look at how drug issues play into public sympathy and military decisions in Venezuela. Culinary preferences for hosting are hilariously debated, while Jesse also pushes for stricter immigration policies in areas perceived as extremist havens.
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Domestic Strain Lowers Appetite For War
- Jesse Kelly observes Americans feel economically squeezed and less willing to support foreign interventions.
- He argues domestic hardship reduces public appetite for costly overseas engagements.
Casualties Quickly Kill Public Support
- Kelly warns that U.S. casualties in Venezuela would sharply erode public support for intervention.
- He says the administration must have a compelling public justification ready before risking American lives.
Shutdown As Political Gambit
- Kelly suggests Democrats engineered a shutdown to score a political win and force concessions.
- He argues Republican resistance leaves Democrats politically trapped as the party that closed the government.