The Jesse Kelly Show

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Oct 10, 2026 • 38min

Hour 3: Deporting Coworkers

A sharp tour through immigration enforcement, personal loyalties, and the political consequences of deporting illegal coworkers. The conversation also tackles America’s ignored national debt, global governance, papal politics, and the value of getting involved locally. Plus, a look at Russian diesel purchases, biological weapons, and the everyday irritation of public speakerphone users.
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Oct 10, 2026 • 38min

Hour 2: Jesse’s Jerk Service

A sharp look at why people sacrifice their reputations for political causes and how communist systems reward informants. The discussion takes detours through fast-food ordering secrets, a favorite baseball memory, fatty meat, and the story behind his sons’ first cars. It also tackles abolishing the FBI, resisting White House access, setting boundaries, and whether more outside voices belong on the show.
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Oct 10, 2026 • 37min

Hour 1: Where is Talarico?

A provocative look at public executions, civic duty, and whether televised punishment belongs in modern society. The discussion explores James Talarico’s unexplained absence, the fallout of restricting remittances, political attacks on Trump, corruption in elite police units, and choosing the right military branch, including the Marine Corps.
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Oct 9, 2026 • 37min

Hour 3: Party of Foreigners

A fiery hour tackles Jamie Raskin’s view of museums, defense cuts, H-1B visas, and political pressure on national leaders. The discussion turns to Democrats’ focus on migrants and foreign interests, black voter frustrations, Social Security tensions, and young men rejecting progressive cultural norms. Along the way: a dumpster-diving mishap, automotive donuts, campaign controversy, and provocative headlines.
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Oct 9, 2026 • 36min

Hour 2: Democrats Bread and Butter

A fiery look at homelessness programs, political patronage, and bizarre government spending, from hot tubs to smart toilets. The discussion turns to national debt, mass immigration, and the fight over shared culture. Marco Rubio pushes back on media-driven foreign policy narratives, while a Vermont race raises questions about migrant labor. Visa fraud, outsourcing, and a puzzling CIA gold-bar discrepancy round things out.
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Oct 9, 2026 • 36min

Hour 1: The Mood of the Country

A tense look at an FBI sting targeting a Somali teenager, with questions about entrapment and the bureau’s controversial history. The discussion turns to H-1B visa abuse, investigations into J-1 programs at major universities, and growing frustration over foreign labor and immigration. Somali crime allegations and the shifting political mood round out the conversation.
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Oct 8, 2026 • 35min

Hour 3: Controlled Opposition

A fiery discussion of Republicans who campaign conservatively but block meaningful change, the limits of presidential power, and the need for stronger candidates. Immigration, Israel’s shifting support, abortion, Medicare Advantage cuts, and fossil-fuel policy all take center stage. Plus, back pain, brisket burnt ends, and the political choices facing Los Angeles.
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Oct 8, 2026 • 36min

Hour 2: Taking Back the Country Club

Why do people run for president when victory seems unlikely? The discussion explores campaign strategy, J.D. Vance’s potential 2028 path, Vivek Ramaswamy’s political maneuvering, and backlash over a controversial ad. It also examines Republican establishment resistance, Ukraine, immigration-driven demographic change, H-1B hiring, job losses, and housing pressures in Texas.
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Oct 8, 2026 • 37min

Hour 1: DNC Hostage-Like Situation

Democratic turmoil takes center stage, from Kamala Harris’s potential comeback to James Carville’s criticism of identity politics. The discussion turns to the DNC’s contradictory messaging, Trump’s approach to the FBI, immigration and an alleged terror plot, and how persecution creates powerful tribal identities. The growing Republican presidential field also enters the conversation.
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Oct 7, 2026 • 36min

Hour 3: Wrecking American Culture

A fiery tour of immigration, cultural fragmentation, and political influence, from France and Minnesota to America’s red states. The discussion tackles rural land, solar expansion, AI’s limits, foreign aid, Ukraine’s oil strikes, and the forces reshaping elections. It also explores crime, economic inequality, media narratives, and why local political engagement may matter more than ever.

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