The Jesse Kelly Show

This hour tackles abortion, rising insurance costs, and why oil prices are shaped by global supply and demand. It also examines Obama-era deportation figures, immigration and voter-roll controversies, and universities recruiting foreign athletes. The conversation closes with political hypocrisy, Kamala Harris’s career, and a warning against letting doomscrolling take over everyday life.

Jesse Kelly tackles tensions between Detroit’s Black and Arab communities, debates whether America needs political parties, and examines controversy surrounding Amy Acton. He compares baseball’s family atmosphere with NFL culture, discusses fraud and identity theft, and explores how gratitude might make capitalism more appealing than socialism.

A fiery discussion explores how American history is portrayed in classrooms, from Boston to Andrew Jackson, and how political labels shape young minds. It also examines immigration, noncitizen voting allegations, election strategy, and cooperation across party lines. Listener questions tackle family disagreements, political persuasion, college indoctrination, and the long road to meaningful change.

Brandon Darby, a journalist focused on cartels, immigration, and border security, joins a wide-ranging discussion. They examine corporate efforts to hire “global talent,” a DHS data breach, China’s interest in vulnerable American infrastructure, and corruption linking officials to cartels. Darby also details cartel submersibles and shifting border enforcement, while the conversation ends with a surprisingly anxious debate over owning a submarine.

Salena Zito, a journalist and political analyst known for her Rust Belt reporting, joins the conversation on voter motivation and the political mood across Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. They explore Trump rallies as turnout engines, why Vivek Ramaswamy struggles with Ohio voters, an attack ad that backfired, Detroit’s role in Michigan’s Senate race, and the GOP’s midterm outlook.

A wide-ranging discussion tackles government corruption, prosecutorial discretion, and alleged political retaliation. Topics include Pentagon leaks, communist subversion, America’s Christian roots, Minnesota election controversies, investigative journalism, and election security. The conversation also explores Starlink and Starshield, plus why ideological movements rely on public loyalty displays and mob-style pressure.

Political organization, Alaska ballot tactics, and the power of social media take center stage. The discussion also tackles younger voters’ shifting views on Israel, election integrity, Iran’s impact on public opinion, and vandalism at national monuments. Along the way comes an outrageous cheesesteak-based plea deal, weight-loss advice, and headlines involving Ilhan Omar, a train crash, a wolf attack, and smart-TV surveillance.

From sensible crisis preparation to immigration, voting, and shifting cultural identities, this discussion tackles the forces reshaping American communities. It also explores political movements that turn against their own strengths, reparations controversies, youth gender medicine, and everyday cultural differences. Plus, a passionate detour into energy supplements and the eternal importance of getting the right restaurant sauce.

Universities, political power, and the bubbles that separate leaders from ordinary Americans take center stage. The discussion turns to alleged FBI deception surrounding Hunter Biden’s laptop and whether accountability could prevent future misconduct. There is also a personal appeal for prayers for a family facing loss, plus a look ahead at doomsday warnings, mayonnaise, and listener questions.

A deep dive into how CIA contractors operate, romantic espionage, and the risks of intelligence leaks. The discussion turns to red-state senators blocking conservative priorities, gas prices as a political weapon, and the demands of primary elections. It also explores America’s duty to protect citizens abroad and growing fears of a wider European conflict.