The Jesse Kelly Show

Joining the conversation are Parker Thayer, an investigative researcher focused on funding networks and activist financing, and Mike Slater, host of the Politics by Faith podcast. They delve into the decline of globalism, with Jesse questioning its impact on national identity and sovereignty. Parker reveals the connections between George Soros’s funding and extremist groups, while Mike discusses cultural nihilism and its link to political violence. Together, they explore the Christian response to societal turmoil, emphasizing forgiveness amidst tragedy.

The discussion reveals that nearly 300 FBI agents were embedded during the January 6 protests, raising alarms about government overreach. Jesse Kelly explores how the FBI may have incited unrest and utilized informants, suggesting a darker motive behind the events. He also revisits Ray Epps and highlights instances of visible instigators contributing to the chaos. The implications of labeling individuals as terrorists are dissected, illustrating how authorities might exploit January 6 to justify surveillance and broader political attacks.

Discussing the evolution of political violence, there's a thought-provoking examination of how future Democratic attacks might take more subtle forms. The conversation dives into the complexities of street-level activists like Antifa and their motivations, revealing the challenges political leaders face in controlling their fervor. Jesse examines the CIA's controversial history, including operations like Operation Gladio, and speculates on its connections to modern political movements. There’s also an urgent call to action for young people to stand against communism and engage in activism.

Explore the evolution of the Republican Party's pro-life stance, influenced by religious voters and electoral strategies. Delve into the humorous Marine stereotype of crayon-eating, revealing the nature of military culture. Discuss the intense realities of close combat in WWII, driven by fear and resource limitations. This thought-provoking conversation touches on political activism and the urgency for Republicans to act decisively in a polarized landscape.

Jerry Dunleavy, an investigative journalist, dives into the impact of media narratives on domestic terrorism stats and challenges surrounding January 6th. Retired NYPD detective Bo Dietl shares insights on the New York mayoral race and concerns over crime policy. Stephen W. Mosier highlights China's malign influence and fentanyl supply chains as strategic threats to the U.S. Together, they unravel the complex web of terror threats facing America today, urging vigilance against domestic and international dangers.

The importance of defeating communism takes center stage, emphasizing that all on the right must unite as anticommunists. Discussing the grim realities at the border, the focus shifts to the disturbing world of cartel organ trafficking. Insights into corporate boycotts highlight consumer power against ideological shifts. Personal anecdotes add humor to the critique of school art fundraisers, while a powerful stand is taken against the acceptance of gender ideology at home. Meanwhile, a look at Antifa and governmental lawlessness rounds out the conversation.

The discussion dives into concerns over a potential trial for James Comey, highlighting fears of a lack of accountability. Activists' manipulation of symbols like the rainbow is critiqued as a tactic to influence youth. Political polarization, particularly facing Democrats, is explored, with insights on GOP gains. A thrilling examination of SIM boxes near the UN uncovers issues related to phishing. Lastly, the conversation turns to international threats, including potential al-Qaeda activity and the ongoing civil conflict in Sudan.

Amber Duke, Senior Editor at The Daily Caller, joins to dive into hot-button issues surrounding healthcare for illegal immigrants and its potential impact on government funding. She critiques media narratives regarding political violence, highlighting how incidents are often misrepresented or overstated. Together with Jesse, they dissect recent violence tied to left-wing rhetoric and discuss the implications of these trends for the Democratic Party's direction. Amber's insights provide a data-driven perspective on the chaos in current political discourse.

The discussion dives deep into political violence, highlighting a recent shooting at an ICE facility as part of a disturbing trend. It explores how social media and mental health issues can fuel radicalization. The host argues that modern Democrats embrace revolutionary ideas that sometimes necessitate lawbreaking. The episode also critiques corporate funding of progressive movements and the media's role in framing violence. Tension rises as the rhetoric around political adversaries is examined, raising the stakes of public discourse.

The podcast dives into the urgency of Deep State prosecutions, specifically calling out high-profile figures. It highlights alarming terrorist chatter and discusses a thwarted telecom attack that could have disrupted communications. A striking comparison is made between Rwanda's recovery and North Korea's oppression. The host critiques how media lies create a fabricated reality, fueling violence among Democrats. Insights into global threats and security precautions round out this thought-provoking discussion.