The Jesse Kelly Show Hour 2: Halloween Candy
Nov 4, 2025
Clay Travis, a media personality and co-host of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton show, shares insights from his new book and explores fascinating cultural topics. He and Jesse discuss the changing dynamics of Halloween candy preferences among kids, questioning the fate of peanut treats. Clay reflects on the revival of masculinity through sports, emphasizing the need for positive male role models in fatherhood. Their conversation blends light-hearted anecdotes with serious discussions about societal values, making for an engaging exchange.
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Roosevelt's San Juan Hill Charge
- Jesse Kelly reads Theodore Roosevelt's Medal of Honor citation for his charge up San Juan Hill in 1898.
- He frames Roosevelt as a fearless, physically tough leader whose actions exemplify bravery and devotion to duty.
Media Fueled The Push To War
- Jesse connects the Spanish-American War and the 'Remember the Maine' media frenzy to American interventionism.
- He argues Cuba was strategically important and suggests a nostalgic view of a stronger Western-hemisphere policy.
Roosevelt: From Sickly Child To Rough Rider
- Jesse recounts Teddy Roosevelt's personal transformation from sickly child to Rough Riders leader and cowboy.
- He highlights Roosevelt's horse skills, boxing, and likely role leading the charge up San Juan Hill.
