"I'm Right" with Jesse Kelly

It's been six years since the 2016 elections, and that means 6 years since this iconic Hillary blunder. The strains of campaign travel really got to Clinton in 2016. Remember when she couldn't walk and had to be thrown into a van? Jesse remembers.

Jesse asks author and journalist Lee Smith the real reason the FBI raided Trump's home. Though unsure on the contents, there have been ongoing whispers of 'stolen top secret documents', but Lee is the first to offer a potentially different answer. While the President always has the ability to declassify documents at-will, Lee suspects that Trump may be holding on information that could incriminate the FBI in the RussiaGate hoax.

Raheem Kassam of the National Pulse has been following Zuckerberg since he's been reporting the news for over a decade. The Facebook Founder clearly has unprecedented control of the flow of information, and Kassam isn't having it with his niceties.

Will Tibeau of the Heritage Foundation tells Jesse the very interesting origin story of Facebook. To understand how it all began, one must go back to Harvard in 2004.

With over 2.5 billion users online, Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook are one of the most influential forces in the country now. When does this mean for you and America? Jesse explains.

Joe Allen of War Room: Pandemic is here to break down the social and psychological implications of virtual worlds like the Metaverse. Allen is very clear in saying that it presents just another means of control to Facebook and Meta.

Jesse knows that evil is real, and the US is now dealing with demonic forces. A Miami child butcher took to TikTok to spread her destructive practices that she markets to other kids online. Jesse reminds the depravity of man in the Old Testament story of Sodom and Gomorrah.

Jesse explains why he's missing one of the biggest figures in the Democratic party for the last decade.

Former CIA Director Michael Hayden uniquely thinks conservatives pose as dangerous a threat as the Islamic extremist organization, Al-Qaeda. We brought another former CIA personnel to expose Hayden's quote tweet confirming his thoughts. Bryan Dean Wright explains just how serious and equally ridiculous an accusation like this is.

Sec. Granholm says that California might be the model for the rest of the country, so you can go ahead and prepare for incoming blackouts. With California announcing an aggressive shift to electric energy not even a month ago, the impact of such insane policies are now setting in.

Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado is one of the last few sane health professionals out there after he recommended AGAINST giving the vaccine to children back in January. Jesse interviews the Surgeon General who says we must refuse to engage or even entertain the madness around unproven science being pushed by the main stream.

While China is running hypersonic missile tests in their military, the Air Force just made a major announcement to do away with pronouns. To avoid the confusion of gender binaries and other old-fashioned norms, the Air Force has decided to implement more inclusive, non-binary language. Jesse, unfortunately, doesn't think this latest move will improve the rotting military.

Jesse has some stern words for the man that's encouraging a complete "redo" of the 2020 election. With all the malfeasance and corruption breaking out of the FBI over the past few weeks, Trump took to Truth Social to say he deserves a "repeat" of the 2020 election, because he believes he was unconstitutionally cheated. While that may be the case, Jesse doesn't think this is the solution.

Blake Masters is hot off winning his Senate primary in Arizona before he faces off in the general this November. Masters has talked extensively on cleaning out the corruption within organizations like the FBI and has been adamant on taking the appropriate steps to hold them accountable if elected.

This week marks a year since the tragic withdrawal from Afghanistan after a directionless 20 years of war. Jesse doesn't have any big adjectives or thought-provoking implications for this reflection. Instead, as Jesse simply put it, we won't forget the sacrifices of thousands of brave American soldiers who fought for greedy and war-hungry politicians. May God Rest Their Souls.

Rep. Dan Bishop has been one of the few congressman that has actively questioned federal law enforcement on their nefarious, partisan activities. Like most of the GOP, Jesse is desperate for Republican leaders to hold the FBI accountable if they're to take back control of the House in November.

Jesse uses a cooking analogy to really drive home the narrative the Left is trying to create around the GOP. They're intentionally ramping up the intensity to coerce their political opposition in to doing whatever they want, as long as it'll make the intensity go away.

Mark Zuckerberg made a surprise appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast only to drop some pretty revealing information about Big Tech and the FBI. The corruption of this federal agency seems to only grow by the day. Is there a more dangerous partnership than the federal enforcement arm and Big Tech?

It has been 365 days since 13 of America's troops were killed during the Afghanistan withdrawal. Jesse Kelly reflects with Brian Kimber.

The courts proved today that Ashley Biden's diary existing is no longer an internet rumor. Jesse Kelly has the details.

Jesse Kelly can't stand bicycle people.

President Biden issued massive student loan relief. Bryan Dean Wright joins Jesse Kelly with the details.

He’s not on vacation, James Lindsay, Jesse’s anti-communist compatriot, was kicked off of Twitter for calling a parent with a transgender child a groomer. Since being banned, Lindsay has found his absence from the platform rather enlightening. Lindsay discusses the idea of a platform that resembles more of an echo-chamber than one where others can share and exchange opinions. Could Twitter be creating this echo chamber as a way to “nuke” the company from Elon’s hands?

Trump's Presidency is really a goldmine of laugh out loud moments. Like this one; Trump telling the camera crew to get the North Korean leader's good side, so he can look 'nice and thin'. It seems we almost forgot what a competent President looks like.

Journalist Emily Jashinsky recently wrote in the Federalist that it's time to start treating social media as health crisis. Society has quickly accepted this online networking world as just another part of our daily lives, but Jashinsky says the implications are far more serious.