"I'm Right" with Jesse Kelly

(Full Show) Kimberly Cheatle has RESIGNED as the head of the Secret Service. Jesse Kelly argues this is a start, but there's much more than would need to be done to regain trust in the American people. This comes as new reporting sheds light on Joe Biden's health and the palace coup that took place on his presidency. Senator Ron Johnson and RNC chairman Michael Whatley join Jesse to react to all of the above. Plus, Joel Pollak previews Benjamin Netanjahu's speech to Congress. I'm Right with Jesse Kelly | 7-23-24

In a stable country, the federal institutions would have enough credibility to be trusted, unfortunately, that trust has run out. It's all the things we don't know about the assassination attempt that causing many to be untrustworthy about the whole event. In our late-stage Republic, the institutions have rotted their accountability and integrity that we're left more in the dark than ever before.

Steve Deace reacts to the news from an eventful weekend. With Joe Biden clearing the field for his VP, the question is whether Dome is up to the task of taking on Trump in a general election. The system moves fast, and Deace tries to game out what their plan might be with Dome.

Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee just spent the afternoon on Capitol Hill asking questions of Director Kim Cheatle and the Trump assassination attempt. The incident over a week ago just might be the biggest failure of this administration which is saying a lot. Rep. Burchett is one of the few in D.C. who will hold the director to account in a government that so rarely does.

After 3 years of predicting and saying it, Jesse finally gets to say he was right about Joe Biden. The most shocking thing isn't so much that's he's bowing out, but the manner in which he went about it. As it stands, we've yet to see the President in person in almost a week. Can Kamala Harris be an effective replacement for the Democrats?

(Full Show) When The Oracle speaks, you should listen. Jesse Kelly was on tape saying Joe Biden would be forced out by the system as early as November 2021. So you're going to want to listen to what he says about what happens next. Meanwhile, Buck Sexton was foolish enough to bet Jesse that Biden would stay in. Buck joins the show to atone for his sins. Steve Deace also provides commentary on the state of the race and the role of Kamala Harris. Plus, Congressman Tim Burchett breaks down testimony from Secret Service director Kim Cheatle. I'm Right with Jesse Kelly | 7-22-24

More than anything, Buck is frustrated Biden couldn't make it just a few more months to clinch the Democratic nomination after making it 3 1/2 years. Now, it looks like Buck will be tying a Red Lobster bibe around Jesse for a free lobster dinner. Buck doesn't believe the VP, Dome, has any chance of beating Donald Trump in the general.

There is a full-court press by Democrats to get Joe Biden to drop out of the race. So far, he's been defiant publicly. What happens if he doesn't drop out? Megyn Kelly tells Jesse Kelly that the Democrats will RUIN Joe Biden. Plus, a conversation on Republican overconfidence and whether it's worth targeting the single woman voter.

Jesse Kelly sat down with Senator Ron Johnson at the Republican National Convention. They discussed the attempt on Donald Trump's life as well as accountability for the Secret Service, and so much more.

There's been so much talk about Project 2025 as this big right-wing boogeyman. What is it really? Dr. Kevin Roberts, President of the Heritage Foundation, joined Jesse Kelly at the RNC to break it all down.

Former college football coach turned Senator Tommy Tuberville sat down with Jesse Kelly live from the Republican National Convention.

You never know who you're going to run into on media row at the Republican National Convention. Jesse Kelly caught up with an old friend, and former Michigan gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon. They discussed everything from the attempt on Donald Trump's life to what she eats at Red Lobster.

Nothing was off the table when Congressman and former Navy Seal Derrick Van Orden joined Jesse Kelly live at the Republican National Convention. Everything from cheese curds to polka and politics.

Chapters: (0:00) How Democrats Reacted To The GOP's SAVE Act (8:18) A Critical Look At The GOP's 20-Point Plan (18:08) Watching Our Financial Way Of Life Disappear

Chapters: (0:00) Don Trump Jr. Gives His Take On The 2024 Election (10:45) How The Entire System Flipped On Joe In A Week (18:58) Joe Biden's Proposed Tax Plan Sucks (23:20) The Race To Replace Joe Biden (Or Not?)

It's a critical election year, but the responsibility of taking back the country doesn't solely rest on the President's shoulders. First and foremost, Jesse wants to be clear about the two major contributors to the degradation of America: debt and illegal immigration. While the executive power lies with the President, influencing cultural changes lies with us.

Mark Hemingway says the victory lap Republicans are taking might be premature when it comes to the 2024 election. As it currently stands, Biden's re-election campaign has become vastly unpopular, however, the Democrat Party has a voting infrastructure in place to effectively work around the lack of starpower Joe has. Will Republicans follow through on the hype and show out in mass to vote in November?

The Republican Party is hoping to regain control of the United States government come November. If they do, what issues should they make a priority in order to take back the country? Jesse Kelly goes through the biggest issues and discusses the importance of Project 2025 with one of the co-editors. To get there, they'll have to win. Mark Hemingway discusses any potential roadblocks to that victory. Plus, a motivating segment on why the local elections are so important as well.

The System has updated its talking points to make voters scared of Project 2025 and Heritage's Steve Groves explains why. There's nothing secret about the project; much of the agenda is readily available to the public which puts forward a true conservative platform and database for President Trump if he wins in November. The System's visceral reaction serves as validation of the plan's effectiveness.

Conservative media pundit and radio host Julia Hartley-Brewer has had it with the leftist burgering trans movement. What would usually be a rather benign, miniscule topic in a sensible world has become center focus about the damage that this brainwashed, programmed way of thinking will have the future of our society. Have we just grown too SOFT?

Sean Spicer tries to explain how a fully-reinforced Democrat Party structure could suddenly turn on their #1 guy to beat Trump? With so many in full support of Biden's exit, what is keeping the 81 year-old President in this race? Is there any hope of a turnaround or is just a matter of waiting for the likes to continue to darken for Joe? Many questions remain, and the answers might not be too far away.

Jesse asks Tiana Lowe Doescher for the user friendly breakdown of Biden's proposed tax plan going forward. The government will check every nook and cranny to squeeze as many dollars out of the American citizen as they can. The problem is, however, none of these establish a steady supply-stream of cash for federal spending and merely band-aids a massive, growing flesh wound.

(Full Show) Democrats have waited all week for Joe Biden's NATO meetings to end so that they could turn on him in mass. Jesse Kelly explains what's going on and gets detailed analysis from Sean Spicer. We haven't turned our focus away from inflation though. The latest numbers just came out and despite what the Biden administration is saying, they're not good. Tiana Lowe Doescher gives a full breakdown. Plus, a conversation with Julia Hartley-Brewer from across the pond.

Another lesson in communist language manipulation. A vote to hold AG Merrick Garland in inherent contempt failed to pass because a few Republicans decided to "skip" the vote, and the Democrats were out in full force to voice their displeasure at only citizens being allowed to vote. This is why we need warriors in the House to aggressively push back against the ideologues of the Democrat Party

After the untimely passing of Oklahoma Senator Jim Inhofe, the communists felt his biggest contribution was his opposition to their climate communism. Sen. Ron Johnson remembers Sen. Inhofe for the human being he really was, and why the climate hysteria is a joke in the first place.