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.
Pedro Gonzalez says it’s hard not to conclude that our leaders hate the country when the President makes time for a getaway to Ukraine before visiting hazard zone Ohio.
Assistant Director of the Heritage Foundation, Brenda Hafera, says that cancel culture is doing its best to go after some of our most important Founding Fathers.
Join host Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith (Ret.) spokesperson for the National Police Association (https://nationalpolice.org/) for interviews with law enforcement experts on their thoughts about the anti-police media, the crime crisis, and leadership.
Internet personality Jack Posobiec breaks down what the Chinese military is capable of doing to the US.
Jesse asks former Green Beret Joe Kent if America’s military rot travels all the way up the bark?
As Russia nears one anniversary of fighting in Ukraine, Jesse asks historian Boris Ryvkin if Vladimir Putin’s position is vulnerable to forces within his country?
All great empires eventually fall, and America is unfortunately no different.
(Full Show) It’s a mixed bag on this edition of I’m Right. First, Jesse Kelly exposes some of the worst examples of identity politics from this week. Then, Jesse gets some insight into the Hunter Biden laptop from the person who broke the story in the first place. What new shady deals are being brought to the surface? Emma-Jo Morris has the details. Also, why is Iran establishing a presence in Latin America? Lisa Daftari has the scoop. Plus, more insight into the Ohio train explosion from a supply chain and national security expert.
Between the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the ongoing Cold War 2.0 featuring the United States and China, there’s no shortage of conversation surrounding the world’s nuclear superpowers. What do each of these countries desire and what are their means to accomplish their goals? Jesse Kelly takes a deep dive into the United States, Russia and China amidst all the global unrest to discover what each of these nations are made of.
The great Emma-Jo Morris, journalist of Breitbart news, reflects on how the media censored and mocked one of the biggest stories of the decade.
Joe Biden got up today and said the three objects we shot down were just… weather balloons?
Jesse hates the concept of identity politics, but it’s important to understand why the opposition uses it for their own gain.
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