Speaker 1: Coming up next, our final News Roundup and Information Overload Hour.
Speaker 2: All right, News Roundup and Information Overload Hour. Here's our
Speaker 2: toll free telephone number's eight hundred and ninety four one
Speaker 2: Sean if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: Pretty amazing statistics that we now have new police statistics. Now,
Speaker 2: remember we learned a lot about DC because as soon
Speaker 2: as Donald Trump that we cannot be in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: Cannot be the number one, you know, homicide capital in
Speaker 2: the entire world. In other words, in terms of countries
Speaker 2: and their capital cities. By far, Washington, d C with
Speaker 2: the rate of forty one per one hundred thousand homicides.
Speaker 2: The next closest would be sixteen per one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: homicides in terms of population. And so the President said
Speaker 2: enough is enough, and the President said that he is
Speaker 2: going to send in groups and national Guard troops to
Speaker 2: help fight crime and national in our nation's capital. Well,
Speaker 2: the results in just a few short days are in.
Speaker 2: We have new police statistics showing DC's violent crime rate
Speaker 2: plunging twenty two percent since Donald Trump has gotten involved
Speaker 2: carjackings down a whopping eighty three percent. And what we
Speaker 2: also learned In the process, we learned that Washington, DC,
Speaker 2: because the liberal talking point was no, no, crime is
Speaker 2: down at a thirty year low. And then we find
Speaker 2: out from the police union and rank and file police
Speaker 2: officers that they've been cooking the books and classifying violent
Speaker 2: crimes as like misdemeanors and things just to look better
Speaker 2: and make the city look better than it actually is.
Speaker 2: But anyway, since the President got involved announced he was
Speaker 2: deploying the National Guard to fight crime in our nation's capital,
Speaker 2: crime rates are plunging. Violent crime down a wopping twenty
Speaker 2: two percent, robbery's down forty six percent, theft down twenty
Speaker 2: one one carjackings, which have actually killed people in DC,
Speaker 2: they're down to staggering eighty three percent. So my advice
Speaker 2: to Democrats is keep complaining about Trump's National Guard deployment,
Speaker 2: and keep defending those sky high crime rates that we
Speaker 2: know are altered on purpose, and keep complaining that the
Speaker 2: rights of criminals are being violated by police, and keep
Speaker 2: advocating for protesters who enjoy spitting on cops while throwing
Speaker 2: feces at them. Because people who hate the police are
Speaker 2: now the Democratic Party's most loyal voters. Good luck with that.
Speaker 2: You know, good luck with every policy you've taken on.
Speaker 2: They're championing the rights of men to play women's sports.
Speaker 2: They're championing the that they're not standing up for law
Speaker 2: abiding citizens in our nation's capital. They don't believe in
Speaker 2: law and order. They continue to support defund dismantled no
Speaker 2: bail laws. They don't want our border secure. They're the
Speaker 2: party of Abrigo Garcia, not the party of enforcing the
Speaker 2: laws at our border. And as a result, they are
Speaker 2: at an all time low in terms of their popularity.
Speaker 2: New poll out today shows, in fact that Donald Trump
Speaker 2: his popularity is surged fifty four percent. Anyway, let me
Speaker 2: play for you this and then we'll get to our
Speaker 2: friend Mike Lee of Utah. This is the Washington d
Speaker 2: C Crime Report montage from twenty twenty five, before the
Speaker 2: federalization of police.
Speaker 3: The shattered glass has been swept up, but you can
Speaker 3: see the bullet holes in a poster that lines the
Speaker 3: bus shelter at seventh and M Street's northwest, just outside
Speaker 3: one of the entrances to the Mount Vernon Square metro station.
Speaker 3: Despite life saving efforts, Eric Darpenni and JackAM did not
Speaker 3: survive his injuries that he was an intern in the
Speaker 3: Capitol Hill office of Congressman Ron Estes of Kansas.
Speaker 4: More than one hundred and forty shots fired in a
Speaker 4: Northeast community, sending bullets flying Wednesday night, families with children
Speaker 4: having to run to safety as cars, homes, even a
Speaker 4: church were riddled with gunshots.
Speaker 5: Freaking news off the top of eleven tonight at deadly
Speaker 5: doubles shoot in northwest CC right near the FBI Washington
Speaker 5: build office and the Capitol Jewish Museums.
Speaker 2: At this hour of the Fox five newsill are two
Speaker 2: separate shootings in the district leave two mandad two others hurt.
Speaker 6: We are following some developing news out of DC. Police
Speaker 6: have been criss crossing northeast Washington today. They've responded to
Speaker 6: three different shootings just hours apart. Tragedy strikes again in
Speaker 6: the district, this time likely the youngest victim of gun
Speaker 6: violence in recent years. Tonight, a family is holding on
Speaker 6: to hope, praying that their one year old daughter can ser.
Speaker 5: Five breaking news on this Monday morning. A man has
Speaker 5: been shot and killed outside a four star hotel near
Speaker 5: Union Station. This is a long New Jersey Avenue in
Speaker 5: northwest DC.
Speaker 2: All right, Joining us now is our friend Senator Mike
Speaker 2: Lee of Utah, and he, by the way, took to
Speaker 2: x to release his take on the federalization of the
Speaker 2: DC as strong positions. Also about Russia, we'll get to
Speaker 2: that too. Obviously, crime is better as a result of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: A lot better as a result that Donald Trump. Look
Speaker 1: part of the Democratic tantrump going on right now against
Speaker 1: President Trump. Cleaning up DC involves pretending that crime is
Speaker 1: not a problem, and that it's not a problem in DC.
Speaker 1: If you did the same people sean who will see
Speaker 1: a carjacking and say, oh, that was somebody in a
Speaker 1: hurry to go visit their mother in the hospital, Or
Speaker 1: who might see vandalism in the form of graffiti and say, oh,
Speaker 1: it's just somebody practicing their calligraphy. But let's look at
Speaker 1: the facts. This city has had real problems. Our nation's capital, Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Saw in twenty twenty three the city recording
Speaker 1: more homicides than at any time in the last two decades. Carjackings,
Speaker 1: double tourist residents, and government employees alike are now interchangeable prey. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: they take such a lax approach toward prosecuting juvenile offenders,
Speaker 1: and it's well known that juvenile offenders are not going
Speaker 1: to do significant time relative to the crime they commit.
Speaker 1: So certain organized crime rings in the city have exploited
Speaker 1: that and utilize juvenile offenders to engage in horrific violent attacks,
Speaker 1: knowing that they won't be punished as severely as others would.
Speaker 1: So this is the perfect time to remind the American
Speaker 1: people that under the Constitution, this city is federal. When
Speaker 1: Trump talks about federalizing DC, I have plowed that and
Speaker 1: another way we could put it is to just refederalize DC,
Speaker 1: meaning restore that which has always been the case. Washington,
Speaker 1: DC is different than any other city in this country
Speaker 1: because not only is it our nation's capital, but as
Speaker 1: a result of the fact that it's our nation's capital,
Speaker 1: the responsibility for it is federal. The law making power
Speaker 1: exists within the Congress of the United States, and the
Speaker 1: power to administer those laws exists and the executive branch
Speaker 1: under the leadership of President Trump.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you, because my understanding is that the
Speaker 2: President can assert this authority constitutionally for thirty days, then
Speaker 2: what happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at that point, there has to be a vote
Speaker 1: in Congress as to whether to extend that or not.
Speaker 1: And I hope and have for my colleagues in the
Speaker 1: Senate or counterparts in the House, whether the Republicans or Democrats,
Speaker 1: to give him that power, assuming he seeks it, which
Speaker 1: I suspect he will, and hope that he will because
Speaker 1: it needs to continue. Look, nobody wants to go back
Speaker 1: to where we were just over a week ago. I
Speaker 1: posted on X last night, I'm at base Mike Lee account.
Speaker 1: I told the story of someone I had spoken to
Speaker 1: just last night who told me about a part of
Speaker 1: town nuts very far from where my office is, but
Speaker 1: a different neighborhood, isn't somebody who told me that every
Speaker 1: day when he goes to work, he gets out of
Speaker 1: the metro station at the nearest subway stop to his
Speaker 1: office and has to navigate through a minefield of human excrement,
Speaker 1: of trash and human waste that's been left there by vagrants,
Speaker 1: people who are just allowed to live in the streets wherever.
Speaker 1: And he said, all of a sudden, for the first
Speaker 1: time ever that he can recall he doesn't have to
Speaker 1: navigate that nobody wants to go back to the way
Speaker 1: it was before they want it clean and they want
Speaker 1: it safe, and we shouldn't turn away from that.
Speaker 2: No, if you look at it, I mean Chuck Schumer basically, well,
Speaker 2: he used an explative and me saying that there's no
Speaker 2: way that Democrats will lift a finger to help President
Speaker 2: Trump in his effort to clean up our nations capital.
Speaker 2: You know, when Baghdad is safe, for Mexico City is safer,
Speaker 2: Al Salvador is safer, and all of these other countries,
Speaker 2: you know, you got to sit back and wonder what
Speaker 2: part of law and order and safety and security, what
Speaker 2: part of the crime problem in DC and the homicide
Speaker 2: rate in DC? And they not understanding and do they
Speaker 2: think there's some political advantage in not enforcing the laws
Speaker 2: of our country and the laws of our land. Is
Speaker 2: there some political benefit at this late stage, knowing the
Speaker 2: failure of defund, dismantle, and no bail laws that maybe
Speaker 2: we're not seeing because I don't see it resonating with
Speaker 2: the American people.
Speaker 1: Ignoring the filth and danger inherent in a lawless city
Speaker 1: for whatever reason reasons I can't fully comprehend, become kind
Speaker 1: of a sacrament of the left. They feel good about
Speaker 1: themselves when they see it this way. Now, I still
Speaker 1: can't fully comprehend that the American people certainly can't. The
Speaker 1: world tends to judge a country in many respects on
Speaker 1: the basis of its capital Paris, London, Rome. These are
Speaker 1: showcases of national ambition and they're a source of pride
Speaker 1: for those countries. So if that's the and it is,
Speaker 1: and I might one judge the United States after visiting Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Particularly parts of Washington DC that are lawless,
Speaker 1: they would be they would understandably look at that and
Speaker 1: start to think of corruption, lawlessness, and lack of safety,
Speaker 1: and look, it's we're going to be in a much
Speaker 1: better place when people are safe. When people live in
Speaker 1: a safer place, the safety of that place affects all people.
Speaker 1: They'll live much better with no credit for it. Well,
Speaker 1: we see right through them. If they can't get credit,
Speaker 1: and if it's being done by someone they hate and
Speaker 1: they seek to undermine, then they will try to stop
Speaker 1: that effort from succeeding. And I fear that that's exactly
Speaker 1: what's going on here.
Speaker 2: Quick break right back more with Utah Senator of Mike
Speaker 2: Lee on the other side. Then we'll get to your
Speaker 2: phone calls coming up eight hundred and nine four one sean.
Speaker 2: As we continue. We continue now, Senator Mike Lee, of
Speaker 2: youa is with us, We'll get to your calls coming
Speaker 2: up at the bottom of the half hour. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety four one seawan. If you want to join us,
Speaker 2: let me move on topics and let's talk about and
Speaker 2: get your thoughts on. You know what happened on Friday
Speaker 2: with Vladimir Putin and Alaska, what happened yesterday with NATO
Speaker 2: and European leaders at the White House, and the next
Speaker 2: step seems to be although I'm a little suspicious. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure if I would go in the same order
Speaker 2: as President Trump here, but they'd have bilateral meetings Putin
Speaker 2: and Zelenski, I'm not sure they can be in the
Speaker 2: same room together without killing each other. And then if
Speaker 2: that goes well, then Donald Trump would be at the
Speaker 2: next meeting and then hopefully peace in Europe. I think
Speaker 2: that would be a good thing for the world. The
Speaker 2: fact that Trump got all these people who come to Washington,
Speaker 2: I think was something that only he could accomplish. I
Speaker 2: think that he got Putin at the table is something
Speaker 2: only he could accomplish. Do I trust any of them.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 2: I think Europe has been impotent in dealing with Russian
Speaker 2: I think they've also been naive and stupid, And I
Speaker 2: think they should have been having conversations with him over
Speaker 2: the years, and they never talked to him, just like
Speaker 2: Biden never talked to him as he was amassing troops
Speaker 2: and military equipment on the Ukrainian border. I think we're
Speaker 2: better off talking than not talking. But I'm not sure
Speaker 2: how this ends. But I do give the President a
Speaker 2: lot of credit for doing something nobody else could pull off.
Speaker 1: Look what President Trump has done over the last week
Speaker 1: has been nothing short of courageous and historic. The fact
Speaker 1: that he got President Putin to fly to the United
Speaker 1: States of America and to sit down with him for
Speaker 1: many hours was itself Brett taking Lee heroic. Then what
Speaker 1: happened yesterday at the White House with leaders from all
Speaker 1: over Europe coming to talk to him and President Zelenski
Speaker 1: about how to bring a people resolution to this conflict.
Speaker 1: This is amazing. You know, with President Biden, all you
Speaker 1: had was fuel for the fire. President Biden just put
Speaker 1: more and more into the fire in order to prolonged
Speaker 1: the war while sinking a couple of hundred billion US
Speaker 1: dollars into the process. President Trump is trying to bring
Speaker 1: about the peace. How exactly it turns into peace remains
Speaker 1: to be seen. There are a couple of things today
Speaker 1: I wonder about. You know, last night, the Secretary General
Speaker 1: of NATO appeared on Laura Ingram's show and he said
Speaker 1: something that I found perplexing. He said, you know that
Speaker 1: the US and others opposed NATO membership for Ukraine. So
Speaker 1: what's on the table now are Article five type security guarantees.
Speaker 1: I'm reading that correctly. I think that means essentially no.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: Of course, if you analogize this to an insurance policy,
Speaker 1: you know, with the adage that you don't ensure a
Speaker 1: house that's already on fire, visualized Ukraine is a house
Speaker 1: already on fire. NATO is a type of insurance policy.
Speaker 1: They're saying, no, we're not going to sell Ukraine this
Speaker 1: insurance policy. We're just going to give him the benefits
Speaker 1: of the insurance policy without him having.
Speaker 8: To pay for it.
Speaker 1: That appears to be what the NATO Secretary General was suggesting.
Speaker 1: I hope that's not what he meant, but that is
Speaker 1: very dangerous. The minute we start doing that, that is
Speaker 1: not only ensuring a house on fire, that is essentially
Speaker 1: putting the United States and all other NATO numbers in
Speaker 1: a real significant risk of direct conflict with Russia, which
Speaker 1: we love to engage.
Speaker 2: In America under Donald Trump is not doing that. We're
Speaker 2: not going to get involved that way. Look, I'll tell
Speaker 2: you right now, this doesn't work out, and there's a
Speaker 2: chance it won't work out. But if it doesn't work out,
Speaker 2: I can tell you how this is going to end.
Speaker 2: The President is going to put massive, massive, you know,
Speaker 2: sanctions on any country that does any business with Russia,
Speaker 2: and they're going to feel financially. In terms of Ukraine,
Speaker 2: the President either will continue to sell the weapons or
Speaker 2: he may not, depending on how things unfold and who
Speaker 2: might be responsible for what. So we'll see what happens anyway, Senator,
Speaker 2: we do appreciate you. Senator Mike Lee, Utah, thank you
Speaker 2: so much for being with us.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Show Levi Alaska on the Sean Hannity Show. What's up, Levi?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 5: Hey? I'm doing great? How are you?
Speaker 7: I'm good? What's going on?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 5: So I just had a question as to why does
Speaker 5: the United States feel that we have to be involved
Speaker 5: in every other country's foreign affairs. I noticed, like nobody
Speaker 5: is begrudging of Switzerland for staying neutral for almost two
Speaker 5: hundred years, and it's really helped out with their economy.
Speaker 5: And Lord knows, we have plenty of our own problems
Speaker 5: to deal with in our own country. And we've heard
Speaker 5: on other radios and you know, talk shows, even YouTube,
Speaker 5: other leaders of other countries are also kind of getting
Speaker 5: annoyed with our constant presence when we have so many
Speaker 5: problems of our own.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, if you're talking about isolationism, and there
Speaker 2: are some people that claim to be part of the
Speaker 2: mag of movement and they have a very different interpretation
Speaker 2: of Trump's foreign policy than I do. Or I call
Speaker 2: it the Trump doctrine. Uh, Trump is not an isolationist.
Speaker 2: The Trump doctrine is not isolationism.
Speaker 7: You do know that, right, absolutely?
Speaker 2: All right now, I think that we certainly start with
Speaker 2: the notion that part of the Trump doctrine is no
Speaker 2: forever wars. I think we start there, But that doesn't
Speaker 2: mean that America doesn't play a significant role in the world.
Speaker 2: You know, with the blessings and the strength that the
Speaker 2: United States has accumulated, we want to use that for
Speaker 2: the cause of good. You know, we have the Monroe doctrine.
Speaker 2: For example, we're not going to allow We're not going
Speaker 2: to allow communism so close to our country. I think
Speaker 2: it's the right doctrine, even applicable to today. I think
Speaker 2: the President, in every instance he's used military force, most
Speaker 2: recently in Iran, made the right decision. The idea of
Speaker 2: a nuclear armed Iran the number one state sponsored terror
Speaker 2: as a risk we couldn't take. I think the President
Speaker 2: was right in his first term to take out the
Speaker 2: ISIS Caliphate Convert or die. I think he was right
Speaker 2: to take out the number one terrorist, you know, for
Speaker 2: thirty years Solamani. I think it was right to take
Speaker 2: out Bagdaddi in associates. I think at the time he
Speaker 2: was right to drop the mother of all bombs on Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: The President today, commenting on Israel, he actually backs Bbie
Speaker 2: and said Hamasa's destruction is the only way now to
Speaker 2: free hostages. We've tried the peaceful route, but there's still
Speaker 2: Americans held hostage there, and nobody's done more to get
Speaker 2: hostages free than Donald Trump. Why am I saying all
Speaker 2: of this? If you're saying you want America to be Switzerland.
Speaker 2: You sounds to me like you're advocating for isolationism. Is
Speaker 2: that what you want America to be?
Speaker 5: And not full isolationism? I think like like during World
Speaker 5: War Two, I do think we should have gotten involved
Speaker 5: a little bit sooner, and we might have been able
Speaker 5: to save a lot more of Europe from the horror
Speaker 5: of war. But I think there needs to be a
Speaker 5: higher level of accountability for our leaders, like, for instance,
Speaker 5: the whole bid in getting involved in Ukraine. We might
Speaker 5: have had the chance of completely avoiding all the conflict
Speaker 5: over there had he been held to a higher standard
Speaker 5: and a higher accountability level. You know. I do think
Speaker 5: as America we have a great responsibility to share our
Speaker 5: wealth and our you know, legal system with other parts
Speaker 5: of the world that are less fortunate than us. But
Speaker 5: I do wish we would be a little less involved
Speaker 5: in other affairs.
Speaker 2: Let me put it this way. I shuddered to think
Speaker 2: what the world would look like without the power might
Speaker 2: and not perfection, nobody's perfect and the genuine goodness of
Speaker 2: the American people and our belief in the cause of
Speaker 2: freedom and advocating the cause of freedom without being the
Speaker 2: world's policeman and without the concept of forever wars. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I appreciate the call, my friend. Thank you, thoughtful discussion.
Speaker 2: Our good friend, Professor Katz in California is with us now.
Speaker 2: I was just told by my staff that apparently you're
Speaker 2: not feeling well. What's going on?
Speaker 9: Oh hi, son, Well, yeah, I'm having surgery tomorrow. I
Speaker 9: have kidney cancer basically, and I mean, thank God for
Speaker 9: all the modern technology that they were able to find out,
Speaker 9: you know now, it's just there's never a good time
Speaker 9: for that, is.
Speaker 7: It in an early staged you know, if it's spread
Speaker 7: at all, or.
Speaker 9: They're you know, they're not sure how you know, far
Speaker 9: they have spread. But it was kind of like, you know,
Speaker 9: we need to get in there right away. You know.
Speaker 9: My son was you know, told that you know, there
Speaker 9: there is no you know cure that you know, that's
Speaker 9: why they need to go in now and do what
Speaker 9: they need to do. And you know, so it was yeah,
Speaker 9: that's why they had me like, you know, yo, you
Speaker 9: need to you know, you do you have a living trust?
Speaker 9: Do you have all this stuff in order? So it's like,
Speaker 9: you know, yeah, my son just kind of said, listen, doctor,
Speaker 9: you know, I lost my dad to a sudden heart
Speaker 9: attack when I was, you know, sixteen, and I'm twenty four,
Speaker 9: and I don't want to lose my mom. And you know,
Speaker 9: so he said, you know, my mom's got a lot
Speaker 9: of things on her bucket list, and you know I'm
Speaker 9: one of them exactly.
Speaker 2: So well, I'm saying this. You know, Uh, first of all,
Speaker 2: I do know a lot about medicine because a lot
Speaker 2: of my family's been in medicine. If if, if it's
Speaker 2: still localized, your your five year survival rate is like
Speaker 2: ninety five ninety eight percent, you know it, and overall,
Speaker 2: even more advanced stages, your your odds are pretty high
Speaker 2: for survival. So I would I would have you know,
Speaker 2: take confidence. Let's hope that they got it as early
Speaker 2: as possible. Let's hope it didn't spread. And uh, there's
Speaker 2: no dying allowed for listeners of this show. You're not
Speaker 2: allowed to die on me. I'm not going to accept
Speaker 2: that as an outcome. So you know, you're going to
Speaker 2: be in every one of our thoughts and prayers. And
Speaker 2: I know it's probably very a scary time for you,
Speaker 2: and I know it's not fun to deal with this crap.
Speaker 2: It's a pain in the neck. But know that we're
Speaker 2: all going to be praying for you, and we know
Speaker 2: you're going to be calling us, you know, after your
Speaker 2: surge and letting us know that everything went okay. And uh,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry you have to go through this. I mean
Speaker 2: that with all my heart.
Speaker 9: Thank you. That's that just means the world to me.
Speaker 9: And and absolutely and it has to work out because
Speaker 9: I I mean I get up every morning. I know
Speaker 9: everybody out there has their like, you know, baggs of issues,
Speaker 9: but you know, I wake up in the morning and
Speaker 9: you know, the term you hud too means to be grateful.
Speaker 9: It comes from Toda and I am. I'm grateful every
Speaker 9: morning I wake up. The first thing Mom and I say,
Speaker 9: is you know President Trump is in the White House.
Speaker 9: I'm Minister Netanyah, who's the Prime Minister. And we get
Speaker 9: to you know, listen to you and shot you and
Speaker 9: Linda on the radio, and I get to watch you
Speaker 9: twice on the West Coast on Fox and so you know.
Speaker 2: And I'm still I don't know if Linda is such
Speaker 2: a blessing in your life. I mean, we well, she
Speaker 2: talked to you the way she talked to me. You
Speaker 2: might you might feel differently, but I'm only teasing. We
Speaker 2: you know, I will, I'll tell you this. You know,
Speaker 2: the people that I find the most thoughtful in life,
Speaker 2: the people that are most aware, the people that are
Speaker 2: the most understanding, are people that have been through very
Speaker 2: challenging times in their life. And you know, you've been
Speaker 2: a long time called of this radio show. I know
Speaker 2: already you're one of those people. You're also a much
Speaker 2: stronger person than you may even know yourself. And I
Speaker 2: know that you know mental toughness, mental strength, mental you know,
Speaker 2: your your attitude and approach to a challenge or a
Speaker 2: problem like this is very critical in what the ultimate
Speaker 2: outcome is going to be exactly.
Speaker 9: Well, one of the things Mom said is that you
Speaker 9: know you you come from, you know, the greatest generation.
Speaker 9: You know, Dad was part of that greatest generation. The
Speaker 9: young man who just called I just want to say,
Speaker 9: you know what, Thank God that my dad and all
Speaker 9: those who enlisted and fought in World War Two didn't
Speaker 9: have that, you know, we are an island attitude, because otherwise,
Speaker 9: you know, the real Hitler would have taken over. President
Speaker 9: Trump and all his supporters get you know, wrongfully chastized
Speaker 9: and called all kinds of names, but you know, they
Speaker 9: are the greatest generation who saved this world and that's
Speaker 9: why we're free. And Mom is a survivor. So when
Speaker 9: people say horrible things about Ice and about President Trump,
Speaker 9: not only do they demean Mom and all those who
Speaker 9: were mass murdered in World War Two in crematory and
Speaker 9: gas chambers, but they denigrate the memory of all those
Speaker 9: wonderful US military who fought and saved this world. And
Speaker 9: thank god that President Trump when he said America first,
Speaker 9: he didn't mean America only. And so you know, we
Speaker 9: have a strong leader in the White House. And all
Speaker 9: the Democrats are just jealous because they don't have an agenda,
Speaker 9: they don't have any policies to run on, so all
Speaker 9: they can do is attack him twenty four to seven.
Speaker 9: And you know the same is true with you know,
Speaker 9: all the Democrats here in the state and all the
Speaker 9: states where you know, whether it's Gavin Newsom, you know
Speaker 9: who you know? Still we don't know, you know, but
Speaker 9: I think Gavin Newsom will probably find the missing one
Speaker 9: hundred million dollars from the fire Aid after he finds
Speaker 9: one hundred billion from the high speed rails and the
Speaker 9: thirty seven billion from all the homelessness and the forty
Speaker 9: billion from affordable housing. So to all those people who think,
Speaker 9: you know and somewhere on our side of the aisle
Speaker 9: that you know, you know, you should just think about
Speaker 9: what goes on in your state. It's like, we're all Americans,
Speaker 9: and what what happens to one happens to all of us.
Speaker 9: So you know, get involved, you know, get it. I
Speaker 9: don't know how long this whole recovery thing. I hope
Speaker 9: I'm going to be able to be here, to be recovering.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, I'm gonna tell you what I'm gonna do
Speaker 2: for you when we're gonna be same prayers for you,
Speaker 2: And don't worry about the country right now. Don't worry
Speaker 2: about the state of the world right now. You know,
Speaker 2: go to get through your surgery, have your son, get
Speaker 2: in touch with us, let us know you're okay, and
Speaker 2: as soon as you're feeling up to it, we're gonna
Speaker 2: put you on the program. We're going to talk about
Speaker 2: your future and uh, the incredible advancement of modern medicine
Speaker 2: and how healthy you're going to be. But we love you, professor,
Speaker 2: and there's no dying on this show. Understand that's a
Speaker 2: rule you have to file with Linda. That's a fair rule.
Speaker 7: Right. We love you, Professor Katz.
Speaker 9: We're praying for you, praying for you.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So you just hang in there and and you're gonna
Speaker 2: be fine where I just I know what a fighter
Speaker 2: you are, and you're gonna be tough and get through this.
Speaker 7: I know it's hard, and we're praying for you.
Speaker 9: God, bless you, God bless you to thank you so much.
Speaker 9: Give my love to President Trump telling me to keep
Speaker 9: up the good work. He's amazing. He is a superman
Speaker 9: and a wonderful man, just like you.
Speaker 1: And we love you.
Speaker 2: All right, you get well soon. I'd look forward to
Speaker 2: talking to you, hopefully in the next week quickly. Matthew
Speaker 2: and Alaska. We love our Alaska callers. How are you, Matthew?
Speaker 2: Glad you called.
Speaker 10: I'm doing great.
Speaker 8: Mister Handy, how are you.
Speaker 7: I'm good. What's going on?
Speaker 10: Not much, just calling from the great state of Alaska.
Speaker 10: And I like to thank you for coming all the
Speaker 10: way up here and interviewing the interview and the president.
Speaker 10: He did a great job and we're just big fans
Speaker 10: of you. My mom and dad introduced with you when
Speaker 10: I was a little kid, and back when you and
Speaker 10: Combs were on together, and I listened to you in
Speaker 10: my Earbudton while I'm mushing my.
Speaker 8: Flood dog team down the trail. I mean, I did
Speaker 8: a rod musher in just a big brand.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's awesome. That must be pretty cool to do.
Speaker 2: I just don't know if I'd really like the cold,
Speaker 2: but I had, I'd love watching it. I admire the people.
Speaker 2: I love those dogs. They're beautiful.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the dogs are awesome. It is a little cold.
Speaker 8: If I could find some hairless huskys, I'd probably mentioned
Speaker 8: them on a beach somewhere. But they like the cold,
Speaker 8: so that's why I'm here.
Speaker 7: It's a it's a pretty amazing How fast did they go?
Speaker 10: Actually, we're just cruising about ten eleven miles an hour,
Speaker 10: kind of a you know, cross country steady eddy kind
Speaker 10: of team.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and what do you feed him? I assume you
Speaker 2: probably get a lot of salmon, and you feed him
Speaker 2: salmon throughout the.
Speaker 10: Year, salmin, beaver, liver, tripe, horse, turkey, chicken, all the
Speaker 10: good stuff. We joked that we eat beans and they eat.
Speaker 8: Steaks, so just got to treat them well. You got
Speaker 8: to feed them. Well, you got to take care of them.
Speaker 2: Matthew, appreciate it, buddy, God bless you be safe. Eight
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