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.
Will we even know ‘real’ history in 100 years? Jesse stoically reminds us that history is always written, rewritten from the victor’s perspective.
Megyn Kelly was an employee of Fox News herself once, and isn’t the least bit worried for Tucker’s future prospects.
Dr. Nicole Saphier is fed up of Fauci continuing to flip-flop his way through news segments on legacy media.
The system is so committed to deception, they’re giving federal informants primetime TV slots.
Evita Duffy-Alonso of The Federalist lives in the Chicago area and is all too familiar with the worsening crime.
The race for 2024 is heating up as Joe Biden officially announced his re-election campaign. Kamala Harris has already hit the campaign trail, making abortion a big-time issue. Should President Trump be worried about women and indepedents this time around? Jesse Kelly discusses with Pedro Gonzalez. Also, how are college students voting these days? Evita Duffy-Alfonso provides a report. Plus, a discussion about declining birth rates with Mike Slater.
Mike Slater and Jesse both agree that America has a declining birth rate problem.
What will Donald Trump have to do to win over suburban women and independents?
Natalie Winters of The War Room looks at the “50 former intel officers” that called Hunter Biden’s laptop a Russian disinformation campaign.
John Phillips of LA radio gives his thoughts on if Biden is really running as the Democratic nomination in 2024.
Biden might’ve just announced his bid for 2024, but Jesse explains exactly why Joe won’t be there for it.
The current LG of North Carolina is looking to become the new Governor of the state.
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