"I'm Right" with Jesse Kelly

Bud Light got publicly shamed for disregarding the views of its main consumer. Coors Light was about to suffer a similar fate at the hands of Robby Starbuck. Right before Starbuck went public, Coors went back on their DEI stances.

A whistleblower within the Aurora, Colorado police department reached out to Jesse Kelly to sound the alarm on just how bad things have gotten with Venezuelan gangs. Jesse delivers a full report on this and reminds you that the destruction is intentional.

Mike Cernovich is a filmmaker and student of history. Given what he knows about communism, he sees various parallels with Kamala Harris and communist regimes of the past. Cernovich joins Jesse Kelly to speak his mind and explain how he arrived at that conclusion.

Joel Pollak of Breitbart News fills us in on what's happening in the Middle East 9 months into the Oct. 7th attack. Pollak claims that the wider conflict with Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, and the Houthis has expanded into what he calls a "Seven-Front" war. While it's been difficult to get any new information from the region, Pollak luckily is in the area right now, helping to spread the message of Israel's mission.

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.

Does Dave Smith think the Democrats can scramble fast enough to show Biden the door before November's election? What was once taboo to even mention, the media is now openly game planning on what the White House must do next in order to keep Trump from running away from an election win. Will VP Kamala Harris be enough to convince the nation to vote blue?

Dr. Keri Ingraham of the Discovery Institute shows that the 10 commandments Louisiana school controversy is one of many reasons why education must return to the power of the states. A centralized federal education body has done nothing but damage when it comes to pumping radical ideology into our children's schools. Ingraham gives her perspective on how we ideologically win back our local school systems.

Karol Markowicz gives her reaction to the European elections that saw what can properly be described as a red wave. All across the major European countries, right-leaning parties in favor of common sense immigration saw a massive sweep in what was a shock to the socialist, globalized-ruling parties. Is Europe a good indicator of what is to come HERE in America?

The Lawfare against Donald Trump and his associates wages on. Today, Steve Bannon, one of the most loyal of Trump's former cabinet, was ordered to go to prison. And yet, still, Trump seems hesitant on taking out some retribution against the people that are unlawfully persecuting him. We won't be able to save this country unless the Right genuinely starts to fight back.

Jesse asks Will Chamberlain if Hunter Biden will actually go to prison for his alleged gun crimes. With the ending of one former President's sham trial, many are wondering if we will see justice in this one. Chamberlain breaks down just how dirty Hunter might be as the jury selection process takes place.

Jesse makes a strong case for treason as President Biden looks to release a few million more barrels from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. The SPR has traditionally been an EMERGENCY supply of oil for worst case scenarios, typically war. Instead, Biden has decided to use it for a little poll boost in what is a miserable end to his 4-year term. One must pray we won't need it in the near future...

Jesse looks back on just one of the MANY lies the System has tried to sell to the American people. Remember George Floyd? We were told he was just a saintly, innocent black man, wrongfully killed at the hands of a racist, white cop! But in actuality, George Floyd was a career criminal who overdosed on fentanyl and was merely propped up by the system to inspire a chaotic frenzy across America.

Jesse asked Sean Spicer if Joe Biden getting dropped off the Presidential ticket is as likely as he believes it is. Spicer explains that as the incumbent, Biden already has control of all the delegates, therefore, he can simply hand all of them over to a potential successor. Is this what we're likely to see?

Did you know Auron MacIntyre just released a super informative, catch-all book called "The Total State"? MacIntyre has been on I'm Right several times explaining what exactly is the Total State. We must start thinking of the country beyond just the three branches of government we learn in school, as the "Total State" has moved to encompass all of the societal pillars.

There's no question that Democrats opened the border on purpose, but what role do Republicans (and GOP voters) play in it all? Jesse Kelly provides a bit of accountability in this segment.

President's Daily Brief host Mike Baker gives the latest intel on Israel's war. With an unprecedented attack on Israel's homesoil, the Jewish country will be looking to hit back on Iran if it wishes to deter the normalization of such activity. Baker tells us what we can expect in the next few weeks on the conflict in the Middle East.

How involved are you in your local community? Do you go to town meetings? school board hearings? We won't save this country from the White House or D.C.; we'll win it back inch-by-inch, starting in your hometown.

Attorney William Trachman gives us an inside look at some of the questionable hiring practices taking place over at the FAA. When too many whiteys were passing the FAA standardized test, the Dept. of Transportation threw it out and made a new one geared more towards minority applicants. One can only imagine what impact this will have on the quality of pilots making their way through the ranks, not to mention the legality of such a stunt.

Tony Kinnett is an investigative journalist from the Daily Signal who's been taking a look at Arizona as of late. If you want more of a reason to get involved in your local politics, your school board updating your child's sex education to include more gayness might be a motivator.

In classic media apparatchik fashion, Chuck Todd and the rest of the clowns at MSNBC decided to kick and scream till they got their way. Despite just signing for the news network, Ronna McDaniel was subsequently fired from MSNBC after quite the communist revolt from the other untalented news hosts. It only makes sense when the media has ironically declared the Republican Party as a threat to the country.

Author Tim Carney's book "Family Unfriendly" addresses the uncomfortable discussion around the declining birth rates happening all over the world. You won't be surprised to hear that a good portion of this child-aversion comes from the media's propaganda around child-bearing. More and more society is telling young adults that having kids is not only bad for you but the planet as well.

Paul Reed hosts the Old Front Line podcast that discusses all things World War I. Jesse asks him about one of the more important yet often forgotten battles during WWI. In 1916, the Battle of The Somme in France proved pivotal to the outcome of the war.

Jesse asks author Mark Moyar how World War I even got kicked off? The beginning of the 20th century was a dawn of a new age where many thought we'd completely moved past the idea of war. However, in secret, nations were developing their arsenal in order to outwit their unsuspecting rival countries. The real spark that blew the powder keg though was the assassination of Franz Ferdinand in then Austria-Hungary.

Darryl Cooper, AKA MartyrMade has some of the best history insight you'll see online these days. For WWI, he explains why it was such a pivotal war when it came to combat, military tactics, and technology. Europe had not seen a major war in its lands in the past four decades, and in that time, we witnessed some of the greatest, most integral advancements in firepower and machinery.

There's not much one can expect from our politicians in a late-stage Republic, but Gov. DeSantis seems to be the exception.