Speaker 1: I don't know how this is all going to end.
Speaker 2: In terms of the WNBA, that's the Women's Professional Basketball League.
Speaker 2: You know, I thought Kaitlyn Clark was just such an
Speaker 2: amazing player when she came into the league, because I
Speaker 2: mean she can hit a three point shot ten feet
Speaker 2: behind the three point line and do it consistently. Then
Speaker 2: they got this young woman named Sophie Cunningham who is
Speaker 2: so gifted and talented.
Speaker 1: She's pretty remarkable, pretty unbelievable.
Speaker 2: For whatever reason, the WNBA, you know, beyond maybe freshman hazing,
Speaker 2: rookie hazing when you get into a league, they have
Speaker 2: taken it so far against Caitlin Clark in terms of,
Speaker 2: you know, flagrant fouls and roughing her up, and it
Speaker 2: just has gotten to the point where just outright mean. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: she has brought bigger and bigger crowds to the WNBA,
Speaker 2: which benefits every player. The more money they make, the
Speaker 2: more that the players will be able to ask for
Speaker 2: in their pending contracts. And now Sophie Cunningham similarly has
Speaker 2: has stood up for women's sports. It's not that controversial,
Speaker 2: I don't think in any way. And so we had
Speaker 2: a situation where they're playing the Minnesota Links the other day,
Speaker 2: and anyway, Sophie Cunningham has asked about her decision to
Speaker 2: stand up for women and women's sports.
Speaker 1: Here's what she said.
Speaker 3: And you talked about wanting to protect young girls who
Speaker 3: shouldn't have to go against biological men.
Speaker 4: Just can you expand your viewpoint on that.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think I said what I said. I
Speaker 3: think it's kind of common sense, and I think I'll
Speaker 3: always believe in that. I think it's really important to
Speaker 3: protect children, and that's little girls who are also involved
Speaker 3: in that category. And so I stand on what I said,
Speaker 3: and I always believe that.
Speaker 2: Then they're playing the Minnesota Links and their head coach
Speaker 2: shows up with a pro trans t shirt on. Riley
Speaker 2: Gain showed up at that particular game, and you know,
Speaker 2: she went by all the bylaws that in terms of
Speaker 2: making a poster and just said, you know, praising Sophie,
Speaker 2: nothing bad. And then that became a controversy that tried
Speaker 2: to take her sign away, and she said, in no.
Speaker 1: Way not happening.
Speaker 2: I looked up all your rules and I followed every
Speaker 2: one of them, and I actually took out a ruler
Speaker 2: and measured what the actual size of a sign that
Speaker 2: you can bring into an arena is and that was it.
Speaker 2: Here's the Minnesota Link's head coach, Cheryl Reeve saying, you know,
Speaker 2: explaining why she wore this shirt against Sophie Cunningham.
Speaker 5: I don't think we should feel like our safe space
Speaker 5: is being threaten. That's what I enjoy about the WNBA,
Speaker 5: and I think we have to continue to safeguard that.
Speaker 5: I come from a space of inclusion, and the narrative
Speaker 5: that I think that is problematic is to suggest that
Speaker 5: number one, that transgender athletes are the biggest problem in
Speaker 5: women's scores.
Speaker 1: And I think this is what.
Speaker 5: Is that there's a faction of people in our country
Speaker 5: that are making this a massive issue.
Speaker 1: We have some issues.
Speaker 5: Number one, we need to protect trans kids, every kid.
Speaker 5: To me, it's a human's rights issue.
Speaker 2: Okay, what Sophie Cunningham is saying that excuse me that
Speaker 2: she doesn't want biological men competing in women's sports.
Speaker 1: It's really that simple.
Speaker 2: Riley Gain shows up and there have been other people
Speaker 2: in the stands thanking Sophie Cunningham for taking a stand
Speaker 2: against biological men in young girls' locker rooms. And you know,
Speaker 2: and if you look at Riley Gaines's story. She went
Speaker 2: to a small school. She stands today at a five
Speaker 2: feet tall, and she had a great heart, was a
Speaker 2: scrappy competitor and long story short. You know, it's just
Speaker 2: it's just sad that you know, if you look at
Speaker 2: what happened with Dilla mulvaney and Bud Light, you go woke,
Speaker 2: you go broke. I would not at all be surprised if,
Speaker 2: at some point here, if this continues, and if this
Speaker 2: is the stand the WNBA wants to take, then they
Speaker 2: are going to pay a price financially. But anyway, there
Speaker 2: are a number of people now that are speaking out
Speaker 2: about it. For example, Jack Brewer is a friend of
Speaker 2: this program. For former Vikings captain, a friend of this program,
Speaker 2: and he's come out and he has now said he's
Speaker 2: been witnessing this clash of cultures, especially this past weekend.
Speaker 2: Trans Kids Belong is what the Minnesota Links coach shirt said.
Speaker 2: Brewers said, the Links have a history in that state.
Speaker 2: The team was established the year I got to Minnesota.
Speaker 2: I remember watching them and now to see a coach
Speaker 2: representing the team this way is sad. It's sad to
Speaker 2: think that young girls of Minnesota are coming to games
Speaker 2: and watching teams promote something like this. It's ridiculous to
Speaker 2: think that a grown woman would go so hard in
Speaker 2: support of men. Biological me is what he's talking about,
Speaker 2: against women and entering women's locker rooms, etc.
Speaker 1: Etc.
Speaker 2: This coach is promoting the idea that children who should
Speaker 2: be receiving he said psychiatric treatment should instead be affirmed.
Speaker 2: Now that's his opinion. He's entitled to it, just like
Speaker 2: the coach is entitled to hers. I'm just telling you
Speaker 2: none of it is good for business. We also have
Speaker 2: joining US now. Brian Earl Locker is with us, and anyway,
Speaker 2: Chicago Bears linebacker saying that she says common sense things
Speaker 2: talking about Sophie Cunningham, she gets so much backlash. Men
Speaker 2: should not be playing in women's sports. Why is this
Speaker 2: even controversial? I don't get it. I don't understand it.
Speaker 2: I got to tell you, Brian, I don't understand it either.
Speaker 2: And if you would have asked me when I started
Speaker 2: my radio career, you know, thirty seven eight years ago
Speaker 2: i'd be talking about this topic, I wouldn't have believed you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is confusing to me. I don't understand why
Speaker 4: they're making a big deal out of it. She says
Speaker 4: what most of us think or should think. It's common sense.
Speaker 4: We do not want man biological men playing against women.
Speaker 4: It's not fair. We have an advantage. I think that's
Speaker 4: pretty well known. Everyone understands that we don't want. I
Speaker 4: dang sure the woman in the women's locker rooms.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: I think Bradley Ganger's experienced that when she was in
Speaker 4: college as Leah Thomas. It's just it doesn't make sense
Speaker 4: to me. I think the w n b A, the coaches,
Speaker 4: the coaches who are speaking out against I never heard of,
Speaker 4: by the way, Uh you know, I never have seen
Speaker 4: them as this whole coach speak on TV before until
Speaker 4: she did this. I think it's an opportunity for them
Speaker 4: to kind of maybe get some notoriety, you know, because
Speaker 4: Sophie and Kate you are getting so much of it.
Speaker 4: Maybe they're jealous. They're obviously jealous. The whole league is
Speaker 4: jealous of those two players because they're they're still the
Speaker 4: seats without those two. I don't know what this I mean.
Speaker 4: I didn't know sistance okay, and the cart got drafted,
Speaker 4: and now Sophie's making it even more popular. But yeah,
Speaker 4: this is really a common sense issue to me and
Speaker 4: most people as well well.
Speaker 2: And I think that the fans feel this way too.
Speaker 2: I mean, you would think that people would have learned
Speaker 2: something from the bud Like controversy, and that is, don't
Speaker 2: bring politics into sports. You know, if you go back
Speaker 2: to you know, Colin Kaepernick and football and taking a knee,
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 1: That was the worst.
Speaker 2: Those were the worst rated football years in history in
Speaker 2: terms of the growth of the NFL, and people got
Speaker 2: disgusted and they decided to vote with their feet and
Speaker 2: not show up at games and not care about watching football.
Speaker 2: They just got disgusted by politics being injected to it. Now,
Speaker 2: to me, I look at sports as a unifying event.
Speaker 2: You have people of all backgrounds, all religions, all races,
Speaker 2: all creeds, you know, all eco economic, you know, whatever
Speaker 2: status they might have in their life, you have, you know,
Speaker 2: showing up at a game, and they have a common passion,
Speaker 2: the passion for a sport, the passion for a team.
Speaker 2: You know, how many times you go to a game.
Speaker 2: I'm a Florida Panthers fan. I have season tickets and
Speaker 2: you're high fiving strangers. You buy strangers a drink or
Speaker 2: some of the hot dog or whatever they might want.
Speaker 2: You know, just it's like a fun atmosphere and you
Speaker 2: throw politics into this like you wreck it.
Speaker 4: You know it three hours, two and a half, three hours.
Speaker 4: You get to go to a game and you're just
Speaker 4: excited about your team, right, You're supporting your team. You
Speaker 4: put you try and put all politics aside because you
Speaker 4: don't know who sit next year. You don't know who
Speaker 4: you're who you're high fiving. You just know you're rooting
Speaker 4: for the same team. Those kapperting stuff you're talking about.
Speaker 4: I had already retired when all that stuff started happening,
Speaker 4: so I kind of a lot of love with the
Speaker 4: NFL as well. I quit watching it. I quit, you know,
Speaker 4: we didn't. My whole household, we just quit watching games
Speaker 4: because of what was going on. It just turned us
Speaker 4: off because you don't there was so much animosity going
Speaker 4: on our country back then, and even you know, maybe
Speaker 4: not as much as there is now, but there was
Speaker 4: a whole lot going on back then, and I just
Speaker 4: had a hard time watching those games, and I knew
Speaker 4: the players weren't standing for the anthem. Whatever the reasons
Speaker 4: may be, it was. There was a huge turnoff of
Speaker 4: me and my family during the during those years that
Speaker 4: was going on.
Speaker 1: I don't know how this plays out.
Speaker 2: If anything, I'm a little concerned about the safety and
Speaker 2: security of some of these players because people get their
Speaker 2: minds whipped into a frenzy, and you know, it's such
Speaker 2: a it's such a dangerous environment out there now for
Speaker 2: public figures. I mean, we've had what happened to our
Speaker 2: friend Charlie Kirk has been not one, not two, but
Speaker 2: three would be assassin as a president Trump, I could
Speaker 2: tell you all throughout my career, I've experienced a ton
Speaker 2: of you know, threats against me and my family.
Speaker 1: I mean it's not pleasant.
Speaker 2: I mean I deal with it, but it's not pleasant
Speaker 2: if you step into the political arena.
Speaker 1: You know, I chose this career. I chose this job.
Speaker 1: People around me did not.
Speaker 2: And I don't think they should have to pay a
Speaker 2: price of you know, people getting rude in front of me.
Speaker 2: Not only that, I'll kick their ass at the end
Speaker 2: of the day anyway, either they're going to go down
Speaker 2: or I'm going down, because that's the way it's going
Speaker 2: to end, you know.
Speaker 1: But it's it's frustrating. You shouldn't have to live your
Speaker 1: life like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, why if people come up to me and
Speaker 2: they're hostile to me, the first thing I'll offer them
Speaker 2: is kind of buy a drink.
Speaker 1: Can I get what's your name? It's very nice to
Speaker 1: meet you.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry we disagree, and then I try to diffuse
Speaker 2: or de escalate any situation. The commer the more intense
Speaker 2: they become, the commer I become because I'm trained.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's weird because our side, I feel like it's
Speaker 4: more tolerant. I does that make sense? Like we can
Speaker 4: put up with they're kind of not greening with us.
Speaker 4: It's okay, you know understand you have different thoughts on
Speaker 4: meet noble Jill. I don't want to hurt you because
Speaker 4: of it. That's like the other side, if we don't
Speaker 4: agree with them, it's you need to die. We hate you.
Speaker 4: You know that. They just start doing this hate speech
Speaker 4: towards towards the side that they don't agree with. I
Speaker 4: just I don't know where we got soul tangled buff
Speaker 4: along the way where we just can't say, all right,
Speaker 4: we don't disagree, no pub Can I buy you a
Speaker 4: drink and maybe we can hash it out a little bit.
Speaker 4: You can see my side, I can see yours. I
Speaker 4: just it just gets so one sided, like the violence
Speaker 4: goes one way, if that makes sense. I don't feel
Speaker 4: like there's a lot of our stuff going in the
Speaker 4: direction of the other side. And they have, of course,
Speaker 4: they have the media on their side, too, which doesn't
Speaker 4: it kind of provokes it a little bit as well.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break more with Brian Urlocker on the
Speaker 2: other side, former Chicago Bears Hall of Fame linebacker talking
Speaker 2: about Sophie Cunningham and what's going on in the w
Speaker 2: NBA eight hundred and nine point one. Shawn our number.
Speaker 2: As we continue on what will be tonight, nine Eastern
Speaker 2: on Fox, A very interesting election night, Primary night. We'll
Speaker 2: have full coverage starting at nine.
Speaker 6: It's time to take back America.
Speaker 7: This is a Sean Hannity Show, right a final moments
Speaker 7: Brian Urlocker's with us, former Chicago Bears Hall of Fame
Speaker 7: linebackers with us talking about Sophie Cunningham of the Indiana Fever.
Speaker 2: Have you got any brushback pushback? I mean, you know
Speaker 2: here you are Chicago Bears linebacker and well known.
Speaker 1: What has the reaction been to you speaking out on this.
Speaker 4: I don't really care hotly, Sean. You know, I get
Speaker 4: some blowback up from people on social media, but you know, honestly,
Speaker 4: the people that surround myself with are all they're like, hey,
Speaker 4: thanks for seeking I've got a ton of messages were saying, hey,
Speaker 4: thanks for supporting Sophie and what she said. Thanks for
Speaker 4: sending up for our girls, our daughters. I don't know
Speaker 4: why it's so unpopular to say it publicly. I get
Speaker 4: it because the media runs with everything, and like I
Speaker 4: said earlier that the left is so gets so deranged
Speaker 4: over things that they think perceive. If you say, but yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't care if people think I think what I
Speaker 4: think I may not be right, may not be wrong.
Speaker 4: I don really care. It's what I think, and I'm
Speaker 4: intelligent to say what I want.
Speaker 2: You know, but there's very few people that are willing
Speaker 2: to put themselves out there.
Speaker 1: What motivated you in this case to speak out?
Speaker 4: I just think it's common sense. You know, it shouldn't
Speaker 4: be speaking out.
Speaker 2: It's just well I believe it or not. I mean,
Speaker 2: it should be common sense. But look at the you know,
Speaker 2: the T shirt that the Minnesota Link's coach is wearing.
Speaker 1: For crying out loud. I mean, it's not like.
Speaker 4: I don't think I mean shot. She didn't say trans
Speaker 4: she didn't say anything. I'm but taking people's right away.
Speaker 4: But all she said was women should play against women
Speaker 4: and we should protect our girls. I don't think that's
Speaker 4: a problem. You know that men should not play against
Speaker 4: women in any you know, and someone says to when
Speaker 4: you're when you're small, you play against men. Well, of
Speaker 4: course you do, because the girls what sure faster than
Speaker 4: boys to do when when they're young, and then we
Speaker 4: catch up pretty quick and we surpassed them. So I
Speaker 4: don't understand why they make it such a big deal
Speaker 4: out of it.
Speaker 2: You know, Like, I mean, is it so wrong to
Speaker 2: just acknowledge a simple biological truth, which is in most
Speaker 2: instances there are exceptions that on you what men hearing
Speaker 2: physically biologically are stronger than women physically. Doesn't mean they're better,
Speaker 2: doesn't mean they're superior. But women can bear children and
Speaker 2: usually have a heart, a gault, you know, and a
Speaker 2: natural mothering instincts that men maybe not have.
Speaker 1: We all have different gifts, let's put it that way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why it's so hard for people in congress or
Speaker 4: certain when I watch these hearings, they ask them what
Speaker 4: a woman is and they can't define it. You see
Speaker 4: it on all the time. It's not that I mean,
Speaker 4: I don't understand the difficulty, but they go all these
Speaker 4: different routes and they just did dodge the question. They
Speaker 4: don't see the fifth like some people do, but they
Speaker 4: do go a lot of a lot of routes around
Speaker 4: it to try and not answer that question.
Speaker 2: You know, we've played so many instances of that. Let
Speaker 2: me play one now. This is one of those hearings.
Speaker 2: We have this medical doctor out in California or the
Speaker 2: head of a medical school, and this is how he
Speaker 2: answered that question.
Speaker 8: Who are pregnant people compared to pregnant women?
Speaker 9: Just curious?
Speaker 10: So that is part of a curriculum to help our
Speaker 10: students who are facing a wide diversity of patients. Of course,
Speaker 10: the vast majority of pregnancies are in women, and I
Speaker 10: have absolutely no problem with using the word pregnant women.
Speaker 5: I use it myself as a non biological woman ever
Speaker 5: had a baby.
Speaker 10: A transgender person can.
Speaker 5: Has a non biological cool woman ever had a baby?
Speaker 1: I would reiterate ridiculous.
Speaker 2: In the vast majority of cases, No, in no cases.
Speaker 2: This guy's running a medical school for crying out loud.
Speaker 2: I mean, Brian, you've got to be kidding me.
Speaker 4: The brainwashing. I just want to see how you can
Speaker 4: wrap your mind around that. You know, women can have babies,
Speaker 4: men can't. That's all you can. Maybe a transgender that's fine.
Speaker 4: I have no tube with change indery, by the way,
Speaker 4: I have no issue with it. But they can't have babies.
Speaker 4: I mean, the guys pretending to be girls can't have babies.
Speaker 4: That's all there is to it. They don't have the
Speaker 4: the inner stuff that women have to have babies. I
Speaker 4: just don't understand why.
Speaker 1: That's one way to describe it.
Speaker 2: Brian Earl Locker, Thank you, sir. We appreciate you being
Speaker 2: one of us. All the best to you and your family,
Speaker 2: my friend.
Speaker 4: Thanks y'all.
Speaker 6: Take us eight, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 11: We like to take a second to hear the immortal
Speaker 11: Bob Grant's thoughts about the world today.
Speaker 1: Hey, ladies and gentlemen, is sick. He is getting sicker.
Speaker 1: Now back to the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 2: I am really looking forward to the Primaries tonight. I
Speaker 2: think elsayed by the time I get on the air.
Speaker 1: At nine.
Speaker 2: I think there's a part of Michigan that closes. The
Speaker 2: polls close at nine, Linda, you can check that. And
Speaker 2: I'm excited about getting on the air because I think
Speaker 2: I might be able to make the call at the
Speaker 2: top of the hour, might be able to the latest
Speaker 2: nine thirty. I'd say we be able to make the call.
Speaker 2: I think Elsaia is going to win, which to me
Speaker 2: is I do not believe the people of Michigan are
Speaker 2: going to buy into a guy that's been out there
Speaker 2: in Michigan. You know, I look at Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin
Speaker 2: like salt of the earth, Midwest, hard working people. You know,
Speaker 2: people that that work hard, play by the rules, pay
Speaker 2: their taxes, obey the laws, raise their kids, take their
Speaker 2: kids to church, pack their lunches, they put in their twelve, fourteen,
Speaker 2: sixteen hours a day, and then you know, come home exhausted,
Speaker 2: help their kids with homework, go back to bed, and
Speaker 2: get up and grind it out the next day. And
Speaker 2: I do I think they're going to go for you know,
Speaker 2: this insane you know, radicalism of the left. I don't
Speaker 2: think so that we've been talking about for days. By
Speaker 2: the way, Aaron Rodgers was on ESPN. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: he just what. Here's a great takedown of Fauci.
Speaker 1: Listen to this is everything better? Is everything funner? Is
Speaker 1: everything more awesome?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: How do you kind of view this year verse? Maybe
Speaker 1: the years of the past?
Speaker 12: Now I'm gonna plead the fifth Okay, Okay, like I
Speaker 12: love that guy, Okay, like that absolute coward, Tony absolute Collary.
Speaker 1: Yeah, are you kidding me?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 12: You got a pardon and you're in front of you
Speaker 12: and you plead it over one hundred times at the lighthouse.
Speaker 1: What are you scared of?
Speaker 4: Tony?
Speaker 12: I thought you were the science.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought you or I am science.
Speaker 12: Did you get up there and you can't answer a question?
Speaker 1: Yeah? What are we doing?
Speaker 12: And how much time did the network spend of that?
Speaker 12: How much time did they spend on my responses every
Speaker 12: week on my vaccination status Aunt Taylor at Travis's wedding?
Speaker 1: Did I do even a minute?
Speaker 12: Did they do even a minute on Tony Fauci?
Speaker 2: The answer is no, we did, but not most It's unbelievable,
Speaker 2: Thank goodness. James Uthmeyer, who was on yesterday, my Attorney
Speaker 2: General here in the Free State of Florida, is gonna
Speaker 2: now looking into a criminal starting a criminal investigation, and
Speaker 2: the autopen Biden pardon which he likedly got, which is
Speaker 2: an autopen, will not hold up on the state level.
Speaker 2: So that means there is legal jeopardy, which is probably
Speaker 2: the main reason that he in fact pled the fifth
Speaker 2: one hundred and eleven times. Let's go to Eric. He's
Speaker 2: in Indiana, Eric High. How are you glad you called?
Speaker 1: Sir?
Speaker 9: Doing just fine? Thank you yourself.
Speaker 2: I'm good, I'm glad. I'm glad you checked in. Love
Speaker 2: the people Indiana. What's going on, by the way, way,
Speaker 2: but with the Indiana fever? Are you a fan?
Speaker 9: Yes, I am. I heard your saying with Irlacker not
Speaker 9: the distract what I called. But you know another reason
Speaker 9: not to watch the w NBA. Have you ever seen
Speaker 9: him play the national anthem? One time? Not even before
Speaker 9: the All Star Game, not between they.
Speaker 1: Never I did it. By the way, Linda, I didn't
Speaker 1: even know that. Are you aware that I was not
Speaker 1: aware of that? That's gross?
Speaker 9: Well, wow, watch any w NBA game you'd be surprised
Speaker 9: I'd get to see one. Yes, I am a Fever fan.
Speaker 9: I love Cunningham. I loved her before all this even
Speaker 9: started so but it even gives me even more.
Speaker 2: By the way that girl like can shoot from ten
Speaker 2: feet outside of the three point line and hit like
Speaker 2: ten in a row. She's unbelievable, just like Caitlin Clark.
Speaker 2: I was a little disappointed in Caitlyn. Maybe it's because
Speaker 2: she's been beating up so bad since she entered the league.
Speaker 2: But you know, she had an opportunity to stand up
Speaker 2: for a teammates. She didn't do it. Now Riley Gain
Speaker 2: showed her some grace and said, she just probably is
Speaker 2: so sick and tired of, you know, being a punching
Speaker 2: bag in that league. They keep beating up their stars,
Speaker 2: They're not going to have a league that league will
Speaker 2: that league will disintegrate, Yes, they'll.
Speaker 9: They'll They'll destroy themselves from within.
Speaker 1: Just like someone else is on your mind.
Speaker 9: I was just going to talk about how do I said,
Speaker 9: how he he? He unknownly admitted that capitalism works. I
Speaker 9: believe it was July eighteenth at the People Versus a
Speaker 9: Powerful rally in Detroit. First of all, that's why would
Speaker 9: you want to join the powerful anyway? Why why do
Speaker 9: you want to fight what's good? You know, I just
Speaker 9: never understood that either, but standing alongside Bernie Sanders and AOC,
Speaker 9: he claims he's not a part of the DSA, but
Speaker 9: he had him right.
Speaker 1: There with them and Hassan Pike right right.
Speaker 9: But I want to quote what he said here. He
Speaker 9: says that we are maintain billionaires at an unprecedented rate.
Speaker 9: Now doesn't that prove that capitalism works? If we're maintaining
Speaker 9: billionaires at an unprecedented rate?
Speaker 1: That just well.
Speaker 2: But they want the right. Remember this is their agenda
Speaker 2: and they put it in writing. They want to eliminate
Speaker 2: the presidency, the Senate, the courts. They want amnesty for illegals.
Speaker 2: They want to abolish all borders. They want to defund
Speaker 2: the Department of War. They want to defund the police.
Speaker 2: Abolished prisons, but they still want to abolish ice. Wonder
Speaker 2: who they'll use to do that, and all deportation, eliminate
Speaker 2: cash bail, establish a well tax. They want power, and
Speaker 2: the way they're going to get power is they're going
Speaker 2: to steal it from one group of people. Call it
Speaker 2: whatever you want to me, it's licensed stealing, and then
Speaker 2: they will redistribute it for power to a group of
Speaker 2: peace people that will believe their lives that they're going
Speaker 2: to be taken care of.
Speaker 9: You know, I actually I actually don't believe the they're that.
Speaker 9: They want to steal power. They want to steal your dreams.
Speaker 9: They want to steal your dream of inventing something, creating something,
Speaker 9: working hard, becoming something. They want to steal that and
Speaker 9: install their vision, their dream of what they want you
Speaker 9: to be. They don't want you to be independent at all.
Speaker 9: They want to take all that away from you. Then
Speaker 9: that's the power that they achieve. It's not the power
Speaker 9: of taking the money here or taking your property there. First,
Speaker 9: they want to take everything. They want to crush you inside.
Speaker 9: If they steal your soul, you have nothing to fight for.
Speaker 2: Well, do you understand why there's a certain urgency we're
Speaker 2: talking about three months from today is going to the
Speaker 2: election day. Three months from today early voting will start
Speaker 2: even sooner and when ninety days away. And I am
Speaker 2: telling everybody you better take this seriously. If you do not,
Speaker 2: these people could win. And if they win, they will
Speaker 2: look at what mom, Donnie's doing in New York. He's
Speaker 2: doxing anybody with money and he's going to destroy the city.
Speaker 1: But just to be clear, they're straight up communists.
Speaker 2: They want to destroy everything about our country, our culture,
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Speaker 2: Denise in Georgia, Denise, Hi, how are you glad you
Speaker 2: called Sawn?
Speaker 8: Thanks for taking my call. He wanted to talk to
Speaker 8: you about when they were forcing us to try and
Speaker 8: take the COVID shot. Yeah, and I have really crazy allergies.
Speaker 8: I mean to the point to where they have recommendations
Speaker 8: for where I work so I can't be exposed to South.
Speaker 8: So anyway, they uh in order for me not to
Speaker 8: take the shot, I had to go to see an
Speaker 8: allergy specialist in Savannah and he tested me.
Speaker 4: And he of.
Speaker 8: Course, he tested me and got all the results and
Speaker 8: then he said to me, I recommend you take the shot.
Speaker 9: I said, what's in the stryod grief?
Speaker 8: They can't take They can't test it because they don't
Speaker 8: know what all of in the shot, so I don't
Speaker 8: know if you're allergic to all of that. Anyway, I
Speaker 8: would recommend you take it, and I thought it could
Speaker 8: and I said to him, it could kill me. He said, well,
Speaker 8: I took it, and I made sure my children took it.
Speaker 2: Well, they doesn't have your condition. For crying out loud,
Speaker 2: that's a dumb thing to say, right, And he's.
Speaker 8: Seen all my tests results I had pages. I kid
Speaker 8: you not when I tell you I am msds as
Speaker 8: attached to my allergy. It's it's stupid. But he knew
Speaker 8: what I was allergic to. He couldn't tell me or
Speaker 8: know what was in that shot, and he tried to
Speaker 8: get me to take it.
Speaker 1: Well, so what did what did you end up doing?
Speaker 8: I did not take it. My husband and I absolutely refused,
Speaker 8: and I.
Speaker 1: Did for you.
Speaker 8: It was my job because they could not tell me
Speaker 8: what was in that shot, so I wasn't safe taking it.
Speaker 8: But because of that, every week I came to work,
Speaker 8: I had to take a COVID test, which no, biggie,
Speaker 8: you know, the whole cute tip.
Speaker 2: Thing Swabia knows, who cares? I mean, it wasn't a
Speaker 2: big deal. Now, did you get COVID? Did you ever
Speaker 2: get COVID?
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 8: I got COVID twice once when I was in the hospital.
Speaker 8: They knew I had opacity in my lungs and I
Speaker 8: had a fever, and they did the whole nine yards
Speaker 8: and they sent me home because I had not the
Speaker 8: first thing they said to me, did you take the shot?
Speaker 8: And I said no, So they did all the tests,
Speaker 8: sent me home and told me to take Nicael.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can't make this stuff up. Listen, I
Speaker 2: give you a ton of credit here. You stood your ground.
Speaker 2: Many people were unwilling to stand their ground, and you know,
Speaker 2: I don't fault people, the amount of pressure that was
Speaker 2: brought to bear based on what we now know to
Speaker 2: be the big lie. If you get the shot, you're
Speaker 2: not going to get COVID, If you get the shot,
Speaker 2: you won't infect others. And they just flat out lie
Speaker 2: to everybody. It was an experimental shot. It's the creator
Speaker 2: of the science behind it said it's not perfected, and
Speaker 2: they didn't want to listen to him, and they even
Speaker 2: we should bring Robert Malone back on the show. And
Speaker 2: then we have other doctors that were punished and they
Speaker 2: have the fight to keep their licenses because they came
Speaker 2: up with alternative treatments that were successful. It's unbelievable, the
Speaker 2: the madness, the group think that took over during that time.
Speaker 2: It really is remarkable, sad that this could happen in
Speaker 2: our country.
Speaker 1: It is beyond comprehension.
Speaker 8: All the people, young men and young women that have
Speaker 8: roomor toward arthritis and heart conditions and just issues caused
Speaker 8: from this shot. And you can't say because they knew,
Speaker 8: they knew that some of these conditions were it could
Speaker 8: happen from the shot, and they still pushed it.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you stood strong, Denise God bless you for
Speaker 2: being tough.
Speaker 1: I really, I really admire you a lot.
Speaker 2: Becausewithstanding that pressure, we had our own pressure on the show.
Speaker 2: Everybody was demanding I tell you what to do, meaning
Speaker 2: my audience what to do, and I refused. And then
Speaker 2: I had New York Times column this writing vicious articles.
Speaker 2: If you listen to Sean Hannity, my mother listened, but
Speaker 2: my grandmother listened, they'd be dead. By the way, can
Speaker 2: you find those articles, Linda? I want to go back
Speaker 2: and actually breach out.
Speaker 1: Lets me live that. Those are good memories. Those are good.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: And then the frustrating part is I go to my lawyer.
Speaker 2: I have a general counsel. Unfortunately, you know, in this world,
Speaker 2: I need one. It's just ridiculous. But that's how crazy
Speaker 2: everybody is. But he's like, you can't sue. I'm like,
Speaker 2: why not? I mean, it's just a lie. All I
Speaker 2: said was take it seriously, you know, listen to your doctor,
Speaker 2: Consult with your doctor, take into account your pre existing conditions,
Speaker 2: maybe comorbidities. You have, your your unique, unique health status.
Speaker 2: Educate yourself, do your own research, and make a smart
Speaker 2: decision for you.
Speaker 1: What's so bad? Would that advice?
Speaker 2: I mean, now, meanwhile, if I would have told people to
Speaker 2: get the shot and they died from the shot, oh
Speaker 2: Hannity's responsible. I listen to Hannah. I mean, I can't
Speaker 2: win for losing, but I stood my ground,