Do you like your news analysis with a little sarcasm and a lot of irreverence? Enter “I’m Right with Jesse Kelly”! Jesse has lived the values that make America great. A Marine combat veteran, he understands the issues that working men and women care about, but he delivers his take on those issues in a way that’s truly unique. The only thing Jesse loves more than this country is Jesse Kelly, and that makes for an entertaining hour of television every weeknight at 9p ET.
The history of our country has always been one of individual liberty and inalienable rights, however, are we still a country that deserves those things?
Corey DeAngelis and Connor Boyack just released their book “mediocrity” that exposes Teacher Union President Randi Weingarten, AKA Communist John Denver.
Is America still worthy of freedom? You’re probably nodding your head, of course. Not so fast says Jesse Kelly. America is now at a point where simple facts are being put up for debate and that’s not a good thing for a free people. Just wait until you hear what Greg Price reveals out of state legislatures. But it’s not all lost, there’s a movement fighting back. Corey DeAngelis and Connor Boyack explain what’s being done from an educational standpoint to fight the culture war.
The system seems to be beginning to come for Sleepy Joe Biden as Hunter Biden appears in court. What does this mean for 2024? Senator Ron Johnson and John Solomon of Just The News join Jesse Kelly with a full report. Nothing matters though if the GOP can’t message properly on the issues. Jesse speaks with Tudor Dixon to discuss how the GOP can reach candidates better going forward.
John Solomon is one of the last few independent journalists who has some experience at the posh White House Correspondents Dinners.
Tudor Dixon is pushing back against the governing nightmare that is Gretchen Whitmer.
Sen. Ron Johnson details the latest findings from the weaponization of the federal government subcommittee.
Joe Biden spent the majority of the White House Correspondents Dinner telling jokes to the media, but will the system get the last laugh?
President Theodore Roosevelt was not a man built over night.
Who was the commanding presence of a man that was Teddy Roosevelt?
If you asked an American today about Teddy Roosevelt, the first thing they might mention is his appearance in cavalry outfit with a horse in the badlands.
Theodore Roosevelt’s presidential record is debatable, but as a man, he was an absolute legend. How did Roosevelt’s past experiences mold him and what made him so great? Jesse Kelly dives into Teddy Roosevelt’s past, presidency and post-presidency alongside multiple historians in order to understand the full picture.
By The First