Speaker 1: Well, we'll come in to.
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Speaker 3: Will be dire.
Speaker 4: And if you want a little bang and come along.
Speaker 4: You know people come the door with their phone in
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Speaker 5: The mainstream has become French, and the French has become mainstream. Oh,
Speaker 5: Maggie is the Republican Party and Donald Trump is the
Speaker 5: Republican Party.
Speaker 6: Today.
Speaker 4: Republican Party has become the party of the working class,
Speaker 4: middle class voter.
Speaker 3: And we left the country better shape than we founded today.
Speaker 2: I can say without with every fiber.
Speaker 1: Might be from all my heart.
Speaker 3: You answer that question is the resounding yes.
Speaker 7: Freedom is back in the style. Welcome to the revolution.
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Speaker 8: Welcome back to the Sean Hannity Show. We're just days
Speaker 8: away from a new year, and that makes sitting in
Speaker 8: for Sean Hannity all the more special to me.
Speaker 1: Today.
Speaker 8: I'm so proud to be with you as we say
Speaker 8: goodbye to twenty twenty four and look forward to twenty
Speaker 8: twenty five, and I think I can say that we
Speaker 8: are all looking forward to it with great optimism. I'm Rose,
Speaker 8: I'll be with you this afternoon, and we are taking
Speaker 8: calls this hour.
Speaker 2: I mean it, I'm not lying.
Speaker 8: It's one eight hundred ninety four to one, Sean, one
Speaker 8: eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn. But before we
Speaker 8: do that, we've got one of my favorite people, Pastor Jackhibbs,
Speaker 8: joining us today. He's known to so many People's just
Speaker 8: Pastor Jack, and he leads the Calvary Chapel Chino Hills.
Speaker 8: He's got a television broadcast that's called Real Life with Jackibbs.
Speaker 8: You can check him out at Jackibbs dot com. That
Speaker 8: is where I go to catch up on all of
Speaker 8: his sermons and they are so good.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, Pastor Jack. How are you Rose?
Speaker 4: Thank you for having me back? My goodness. I think
Speaker 4: we started out this year some eleven or twelve months
Speaker 4: ago doing the program, and I'm just grateful for you
Speaker 4: to have me on. And I'm grateful that we've made
Speaker 4: it through this year and thrilled. How about what's ahead
Speaker 4: of us?
Speaker 2: Aren't we?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 8: And listen, that's because you've just bring so much to
Speaker 8: the table and that's why. And you're right, we did
Speaker 8: do this last year. We talked about the new year
Speaker 8: and expectations, and I thought that we could talk about
Speaker 8: how that new year always brings new opportunities, not just
Speaker 8: you know, everybody talks about resolutions, and I know a
Speaker 8: lot of people are politically excited about this new year,
Speaker 8: but what about personally, like how should we approach a
Speaker 8: new year?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what's great is that a new year
Speaker 4: is based upon a new day, and the Bible tells
Speaker 4: us God has promised us that there's new mercies every morning.
Speaker 4: And so I'd like to just repeat what a woman
Speaker 4: told me in the church parking lot after services. She said,
Speaker 4: do you feel an optimism that was not in the
Speaker 4: air before? And I said absolutely, and I'm seeing it
Speaker 4: among other people as well. So what's going on? Well,
Speaker 4: Number one, there is that newness of the new year.
Speaker 4: God has promised us that he's the governor of time
Speaker 4: and he's the governor of every year, and so there's
Speaker 4: an enthusiasm about that. But I think Rose and you
Speaker 4: and I have talked offline before about this. I think
Speaker 4: I think God gave us his mercy regarding this last election,
Speaker 4: at least for us in California, we would have gotten
Speaker 4: much more religious persecution than we normally do.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 4: There's a breath of fresh air in America. People especially
Speaker 4: Christians are saying, you know, the next four years could
Speaker 4: be really good. We've got a window of time, and
Speaker 4: so we need to get up and go like never before.
Speaker 4: And I think that breeds optimism rose you know what,
Speaker 4: I really do too.
Speaker 8: And that's interesting that you said that there is a
Speaker 8: there is a air about this new year coming, and
Speaker 8: there is a certain optimism. And I think too that
Speaker 8: one of the things that I've been learning, and you
Speaker 8: can address this, is that I've seen God has allowed
Speaker 8: me to see firsthand just how all of these things.
Speaker 8: There are so many things that are happening in the background,
Speaker 8: things that we don't know about, things that are leading
Speaker 8: up to certain events and our lives, and that we've
Speaker 8: got to trust that process, you know.
Speaker 2: And I think there is an optimism.
Speaker 8: I think so many people have gone through difficult times
Speaker 8: or struggles or growth, and I think it's all for
Speaker 8: a purpose.
Speaker 4: Well, absolutely true. I encourage all of your listeners right
Speaker 4: now to check out Romans chapter eight in the Bible
Speaker 4: it's still there. It's a great, great chapter of what
Speaker 4: God does regarding those who love him, that he has
Speaker 4: an absolute, specific plan. And the other thing is this,
Speaker 4: you know, Rose, I was reading the other day Isaiah
Speaker 4: chapter forty five, and I encourage people to read that
Speaker 4: for this reason. There was a man by the name
Speaker 4: of Cyrus of the Persian Empire, and God was going
Speaker 4: to use him to bring at his people. Israel in
Speaker 4: the Bible says that Cyrus didn't know God, and Cyrus
Speaker 4: was this pagan person individual, and yet God called him
Speaker 4: my servant. And you're going to do this because this
Speaker 4: is what I want done. Fast forward. Here we are,
Speaker 4: at this precipice or at this wonderful step. It depends
Speaker 4: on how you view and have a worldview. I don't
Speaker 4: think we're stepping off into oblivion. I think God has
Speaker 4: given us, as I said, mercy. And I think when
Speaker 4: you look at Isaiah forty five, God take he installs kings,
Speaker 4: and he removes kings. In our case, he presidents and
Speaker 4: he removes them. And for whatever reason, no matter what
Speaker 4: anybody has against Trump, or he doesn't like his hair
Speaker 4: or whatever, it's irrelevant, God put him in a place
Speaker 4: so all of this can have some optimism knowing if
Speaker 4: God's on a strone and if God's alive and he is,
Speaker 4: then I can accept this year. Even maybe you're saying
Speaker 4: the election didn't go the way I wanted to. Well, listen,
Speaker 4: let's just join ranks with optimism, and let's look out
Speaker 4: for what's best for the Kingdom of God. God loves
Speaker 4: us and he'll have mercy, and let's do what's best
Speaker 4: for America. Can we just put all that stuff aside
Speaker 4: and unify around the Lord and around the fact that
Speaker 4: America is worth standing for and fighting for.
Speaker 2: Boy, isn't it ever? Though?
Speaker 8: And you know, earlier on in the show, I, during
Speaker 8: the monologue, I talked about Abraham Lincoln. I was talking
Speaker 8: about a sermon I had just heard that was entitled
Speaker 8: Failure is not Final. And I think a lot of us,
Speaker 8: you know, look at some of our failures, our disappointments
Speaker 8: are sins, and we think, Okay, that's it, We're done.
Speaker 8: God's done with us. I'm done with me, you know,
Speaker 8: everybody's done with me. But that's not necessarily true. And
Speaker 8: then I was giving some examples of men who had
Speaker 8: failed initially, but then those failures led to great success,
Speaker 8: and one of the ones I talked about was Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 8: You know, he was one of our greatest leaders, one
Speaker 8: of our greatest presidents, and he failed in so many
Speaker 8: ways he felt in business. In elections, I mean, he
Speaker 8: tried to win several elections. He ran for the Senate
Speaker 8: I think twice, and then also the House of Representatives.
Speaker 8: He lost that twice before he finally got elected in
Speaker 8: eighteen forty six, and then after that he was elected president.
Speaker 8: Now that tells me, Pastor Jack, that he wasn't meant
Speaker 8: for all of those things that didn't pan out. You know,
Speaker 8: he was meant for one great thing, for a time
Speaker 8: where we needed a man of his characters so very much,
Speaker 8: And so I would I wanted to encourage people that
Speaker 8: even if there's things that we failed at we thought
Speaker 8: we were going to do but never accomplished, it could
Speaker 8: very well be that that's just not what God had
Speaker 8: planned for us, and that we need to just be
Speaker 8: okay with that, because timing is everything.
Speaker 4: I love it, Love what you're saying. You know, you
Speaker 4: mentioned Abraham Lincoln. I have a trinity of heroes regarding
Speaker 4: American history, and one of them is Lincoln. The other
Speaker 4: one is George Washington himself. I encourage everybody to read
Speaker 4: everything that Washington wrote and you'll get the real story
Speaker 4: from Washington himself. Tremendous setbacks, tremendous peril, a man that
Speaker 4: was very, very quiet in demeanor, didn't didn't complain at all,
Speaker 4: but God used him mightily. And then the other one
Speaker 4: is Samuel Adams. He Thomas Jefferson said, sam Adams was
Speaker 4: the very spirit of the revolution. But a lot of
Speaker 4: people don't realize that sam Adams had a noble life.
Speaker 4: He had tremendous pain, setback, death, just a horrific thing.
Speaker 4: Here's the punchline. It's like my grandson the other day
Speaker 4: lost lost the board game and he started to throw
Speaker 4: a little fit, and I said, listen to here. Listen,
Speaker 4: you learn from loss. Anybody could take a win. It's
Speaker 4: easy to take a win, but you got to learn
Speaker 4: how to take a loss. You need to learn how
Speaker 4: to push push through those down turns. And that's what
Speaker 4: makes either a champion or a president, or someone who's
Speaker 4: going to make a difference in the world, is that
Speaker 4: they've they've learned from from their mistakes. Listen, I live
Speaker 4: right here, near the coast of southern California, Elon Musk
Speaker 4: is almost constantly launching his Falcon nine rockets. Do you
Speaker 4: ever get to do that? How do we get to
Speaker 4: see this on a weekly basis almost out here out west?
Speaker 4: Tremendous failure, But the guy never gave up. How many
Speaker 4: of Elon musk projects blew up on the pad and
Speaker 4: now you know, he's the envy of the world when
Speaker 4: it comes to these things. It all came through suffering,
Speaker 4: and it all came through setback. And the people I
Speaker 4: like being around the most rose are those who have
Speaker 4: gone through difficulty and they've made it. They've got something
Speaker 4: to add to my life. They've got depth and meaning.
Speaker 4: So people need to realize what you just said is
Speaker 4: so true. Setbacks, hardship, difficulties, it's at the end, it's
Speaker 4: the making of a man. It's the making of a woman,
Speaker 4: a boy or a girl.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know what, that is so true? And I
Speaker 8: think that should be an encouragement to all of us.
Speaker 8: And I do really think that that perhaps for some
Speaker 8: of us, there's been quite a few setbacks or a
Speaker 8: lot of time just kind of in a holding pattern,
Speaker 8: and I think that that was as deliberate and intentional
Speaker 8: as well. I think that I feel like God's preparing
Speaker 8: his people for something. And as I said before, yes,
Speaker 8: we're very excited about this new administration. Yes, we feel
Speaker 8: like there's going to be some you know, some transparency
Speaker 8: that we haven't had for the last four years, maybe
Speaker 8: some safety that we haven't experienced or felt in the
Speaker 8: last four years. But beyond all of that, I think personally,
Speaker 8: for each one of us, I think that we have
Speaker 8: a lot of us. I talked to so many people,
Speaker 8: and so many of them say, I just don't feel
Speaker 8: like I'm where I'm supposed to be yet, but I
Speaker 8: feel like that's coming. And I feel that I've had
Speaker 8: a lot of hurdles to jump, and I had a
Speaker 8: lot of growing to do, even just in this past year.
Speaker 8: Pastor Jack, have you experienced that with other people as well?
Speaker 4: Listen, absolutely, yes, I've noticed the challenges in my own life.
Speaker 4: And then Rose, how about this right now? I do
Speaker 4: believe that this is a national thing. We're hearing it,
Speaker 4: but it's certainly true out West. A phenomenon state place
Speaker 4: in the last couple of months, and that is Amazon,
Speaker 4: Barnes and Noble, for example, the bookstores. You can go
Speaker 4: there and see people from fifteen to twenty five years
Speaker 4: of age buying Bibles. I mean, it's never happened like
Speaker 4: this before where we've seen it like this. There is
Speaker 4: people are searching, and people are young. People are saying,
Speaker 4: wait a minute, Pornography is not the answer. Gaming's not
Speaker 4: the answer. Being stuck in the house is not the answer.
Speaker 4: And everything that's been that I've been part of, this
Speaker 4: experiment on re engineering our society is not working, and
Speaker 4: young people are searching for truth rose. Last week we
Speaker 4: saw nearly three hundred people on a normal Sunday come
Speaker 4: forward and give their lives to Jesus Christ as Lord
Speaker 4: and Savior, and by far fifty percent or more of
Speaker 4: them were people under the age of twenty five. That
Speaker 4: is a barometer that is announcing to our culture. As
Speaker 4: thankful as we are about the outcome of the election,
Speaker 4: people are searching for depth and meaning to life. And
Speaker 4: wouldn't it be great if such optimism for our future
Speaker 4: in politics would be getting back to a Bible, teaching
Speaker 4: church people, hearing what God has to say, not what
Speaker 4: some man has to say. And I think that's starting
Speaker 4: to happen at least that's happening out in California, and
Speaker 4: we're thrilled.
Speaker 8: I can tell you that it's happening here as well,
Speaker 8: and I have to say I'm seeing it a lot
Speaker 8: with young people, and I've been just so blown away
Speaker 8: in long stories, but I will say it's happened on
Speaker 8: several occasions. One example is I was in a sporting
Speaker 8: good store and talking to a girl that worked there
Speaker 8: and wasn't sure what direction her life was going to
Speaker 8: go in asked her if I could pray with her
Speaker 8: right there in the store. We did, and then other
Speaker 8: things happened as a result. I'm not going to go
Speaker 8: into all the details, but that wasn't the only time.
Speaker 8: There were so many young people that just keeps happening,
Speaker 8: and I think that they are hungry for something.
Speaker 2: And I think you're right.
Speaker 8: All of those things that kept them occupied in the past,
Speaker 8: the gaming, the other things online, social media, I think
Speaker 8: they have all grown stale.
Speaker 2: In their minds and in their hearts, and I think.
Speaker 8: They are so ready for something real, and I think
Speaker 8: we're going to need them, and I'm so thrilled about that.
Speaker 4: So perfect. In the words of one kid, I said,
Speaker 4: what's going on with you, here's the answer. And I
Speaker 4: think this kid speaks for everybody. This kid said, I'm
Speaker 4: tired of being lied to. Wow, why that's why this
Speaker 4: kid was seeking truth in the Word of God, the Bible.
Speaker 4: Because they said I'm tired of being lied to. That's
Speaker 4: a great insight, that's a great wake up call. And
Speaker 4: I'm grateful that the young people day instead of look rose,
Speaker 4: they could go the opposite way. They could go to
Speaker 4: a bridge, or they could go to the end of
Speaker 4: the pier and jump off and end it all. They're
Speaker 4: not doing that. They're realizing I want to live. I
Speaker 4: want to see what the reason is for me drawing
Speaker 4: breath right now. And so just like you praying with
Speaker 4: that young lady, you gave her hope, you gave her purpose.
Speaker 4: And when you stood up so bold, I know you
Speaker 4: don't think so, but when you said, hey, can I
Speaker 4: pray for you? That boldness ROAs is contagious. And I
Speaker 4: think people are also sick and tired of being timid
Speaker 4: and told what to do and what not to do.
Speaker 4: And get your listen, get your voice from God, get
Speaker 4: your GPS from God, and read his Bible. Everybody. You
Speaker 4: got to start reading in John's Gospel to meet the
Speaker 4: real Jesus. You're going to be impressed. He's wonderful.
Speaker 8: Hey, and you know what you guys have And we
Speaker 8: have a minute and a half to discuss this. I
Speaker 8: know that starting January first, you're going to do this
Speaker 8: this program called LYFT and it's tell us a little
Speaker 8: bit about it, what people can expect and how they
Speaker 8: can participate.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's been on my heart for months. I know
Speaker 4: it sounds crazy, but at five am Pacific time live
Speaker 4: on my private Facebook page. There's about a million and
Speaker 4: a half followers there, but I'm asking all million and
Speaker 4: a half of them to join live Pacific time five am. Now,
Speaker 4: people live in other time zones. I'm very aware of that,
Speaker 4: but five minutes five am.
Speaker 1: Yeah, five am.
Speaker 2: I don't want to get up at five but okay,
Speaker 2: go ahead exactly.
Speaker 4: And so I'm going to read a passage of Scripture
Speaker 4: and then I'm going to pray, and then people are
Speaker 4: going to be able to pray as they make their comments,
Speaker 4: They're going to be able to submit their prayer and
Speaker 4: this this community of people who will follow me at
Speaker 4: this address at Facebook, they're gonna be able to pray
Speaker 4: for each other and I love it, or do a million,
Speaker 4: a million and a half people, and some of them
Speaker 4: will be from around the world. And the reason why
Speaker 4: rose is because we're trying to press into twenty twenty five.
Speaker 4: I think God gave us some mercy and we dare
Speaker 4: not sit on it. We dare not put our hands
Speaker 4: behind our back and our feet up. We've got to
Speaker 4: act upon what God has handed us.
Speaker 8: Amen, all right, tell us the Facebook location so they
Speaker 8: can go there.
Speaker 4: Simply go to Jackibs dot com. Or they can go
Speaker 4: to Facebook and search Jackibbs dot Jackibbs and look for
Speaker 4: the blue dot look look for the certification and you'll
Speaker 4: be at the right spot.
Speaker 8: Okay, Hey, thank you so much. And Pastor Jack, I
Speaker 8: just wish you the very best New Year.
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 8: And I'm gonna call you and tell you a story
Speaker 8: that I think is gonna blow you away very We'll do.
Speaker 2: That in the coming days.
Speaker 8: Gosse God bless All right, you're listening to the Sean
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Speaker 8: and she is called by him. All right, so let's
Speaker 8: go because he's been waiting a long time. Yeah, Jim
Speaker 8: from San Antonio, Hey Jim, Happy New.
Speaker 1: Year, Happy New Year, Rose, and thank you honor to
Speaker 1: be on.
Speaker 6: Hey.
Speaker 1: Hey, first, I judge my broadcasters by the quality of
Speaker 1: guests have, and you hit a grand slam getting Pastor
Speaker 1: Jackson Calvary Church on. He's awesome. I've heard him speak
Speaker 1: at his Chino Hills chapel and he's amazing. He's a
Speaker 1: great leader, a great role model, and I just want
Speaker 1: to commend you. You did a great job. It's a
Speaker 1: great guest to have and thank you. I'll tell you this.
Speaker 1: Sean Hannit, he's no longer a thirty year old young
Speaker 1: man anymore. He's got to be thinking about retirement one day.
Speaker 1: And I would say, you would be my number one
Speaker 1: guest to hear.
Speaker 2: Oh, you're hilarious. But he better not retire soon because
Speaker 2: he's one of my favorites. I love Sean. But anyway,
Speaker 2: that's sweet.
Speaker 8: But you wanted to talk about Biden's comments just I
Speaker 8: think just today?
Speaker 2: Was that today or just recently?
Speaker 1: I want to yeah, recently when he said that he
Speaker 1: would have he would have beat the Trumpster.
Speaker 6: First.
Speaker 1: When I pat myself up off the floor laughing at
Speaker 1: that comment, I thought, well, let's call his bluff, call
Speaker 1: him out, and him declare that he's front runner for
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight for the Democrat Party and them all
Speaker 1: on board the Biden twenty eight and let's just see
Speaker 1: how that goes.
Speaker 8: I think you know how that's going to go, Jim,
Speaker 8: you know, And it's so crazy too, because he did
Speaker 8: say he said, I regret dropping out of the race.
Speaker 2: And but you know what, like if he thinks that
Speaker 2: he would have.
Speaker 8: Won, he thinks he could have beaten Trump in November,
Speaker 8: which is just astounding to me. It's absolutely the reason
Speaker 8: that he wasn't on the ballot is because of the debate.
Speaker 8: There is no that debate was so bad, it was
Speaker 8: so horrible that there's no way Bman could have won,
Speaker 8: and everybody knew it. It's just that they put somebody
Speaker 8: else in who could have never won either.
Speaker 1: But that is just a touch reality. Yeah, they were.
Speaker 1: They're out and out of space, both of them are.
Speaker 1: But let's make him the front runner.
Speaker 4: That'd be great, great.
Speaker 2: For us, great news, all right, Jim thanks for your
Speaker 2: phone call. I appreciate it. Jeanette, Dave Tony, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get you.
Speaker 8: But since Jim just brought up Joe Biden, I do
Speaker 8: want to talk about because he thought he could have
Speaker 8: one right, which is just so delusion.
Speaker 2: I've got some audio here. It's from Face the Nation.
Speaker 8: It was over the weekend as CBS reporter Jan Crawford
Speaker 8: called out the media mob and seemingly staffers for underreporting
Speaker 8: Joe Biden's cognitive decline.
Speaker 4: Now listen, thanks to the year end Correspondence Roundtable, is
Speaker 4: dig into what was undercovered or underreported.
Speaker 5: Jan undercovered underreported? That would be to me, Joe Biden's
Speaker 5: obvious cognizant decline that became undeniable in the televised debates
Speaker 5: the presidential debate was unquestioned. And you know, it's starting
Speaker 5: to emerge now that his advisors kind of managed his
Speaker 5: limitations been reported in the Wall Street Journal for four years,
Speaker 5: and yet he insisted that he could still run for president.
Speaker 5: We should have much more forcefully questioned whether he was
Speaker 5: fit for office for another four years, which could have
Speaker 5: led to a primary for the Democrats. It could have
Speaker 5: changed the scope of the entire election. Yet still, incredibly,
Speaker 5: we read the Washington Post that his advisors are saying
Speaker 5: that he regrets that he dropped out of the race.
Speaker 5: You know that he thinks he could have beaten Trump,
Speaker 5: and I think that is either delusional or their gas letting.
Speaker 2: Okay, listen, I got so much to say about this.
Speaker 8: First of all, it says so now it's the advisors,
Speaker 8: you know, who managed his limitations for four years. So
Speaker 8: it's their fault, right, And it's not the media's, No,
Speaker 8: it could never be the media's. His advisors are saying
Speaker 8: that he regrets not running, and his advisors are responsible
Speaker 8: for not letting the rest of us know just how
Speaker 8: bad things were. And then she said he insisted that
Speaker 8: he could still run for president. We should have much
Speaker 8: more forcefully questioned whether he was fit for office for
Speaker 8: another four years.
Speaker 2: Girl, You should have asked the question.
Speaker 8: Forcefully whether or not he was fit for office for
Speaker 8: the first four years. Come on, how is it that
Speaker 8: the rest of us knew what was going on? But
Speaker 8: you and the others who are in media did not.
Speaker 8: And I would suggest that you did know. How could
Speaker 8: you all miss it? You didn't, you ignored it, You
Speaker 8: gas lit It was you who gasled the American people.
Speaker 8: You did it, you knew, but now you blame what
Speaker 8: the staffers.
Speaker 2: You know, the rest of us knew.
Speaker 8: The people listening to this show right now knew that
Speaker 8: there was decline even before he took office. And it
Speaker 8: wasn't just you in the media. It was those in
Speaker 8: Congress and Senate, the media, all of you who interacted
Speaker 8: with him. You had interactions with him, and you knew
Speaker 8: what was going on, and you chose to gaslight us.
Speaker 8: You chose to keep it from the American people. That
Speaker 8: was supposed to be our leadership.
Speaker 2: How could you do that?
Speaker 8: And then missus Crawford sits there and says that, oh,
Speaker 8: you know, this is just this is regrettable, and it's
Speaker 8: you know, I think it's either delusional or they're gaslighting
Speaker 8: the American people. Know you were gaslighting us. Don't blame
Speaker 8: it on the staff advisors. You did it. You did
Speaker 8: this to us, and I find it appalling. I find
Speaker 8: it hilarious that you think now you can look back
Speaker 8: and point the finger at all of these other people
Speaker 8: when you are responsible for the gas lighting and you
Speaker 8: know it, you know it, they knew it. People, you
Speaker 8: know they knew it. Honestly, day from Michigan. How are
Speaker 8: you doing in Happy New Year.
Speaker 2: To you.
Speaker 6: Rose, Yes, Dave from Jackson, of course, but you reached
Speaker 6: me out here in your inspiration inspires me personally for
Speaker 6: the guts to get out there and say it.
Speaker 2: Go do it, go say it.
Speaker 8: And you know, I want to tell you something, Dave,
Speaker 8: it doesn't matter what faith you you are, what religion
Speaker 8: you practice. I mean, you're only a better person when
Speaker 8: you are practicing that, when you have a strong faith
Speaker 8: and you have a good foundation. So get out there
Speaker 8: and do it. I think there's a lot for us
Speaker 8: to do. And thank you for your call, by the way, Dave,
Speaker 8: I appreciate that. I think there's plenty for us to do.
Speaker 8: By the way, it was the debate that finally said, Okay,
Speaker 8: we can't hide this anymore. Media staffers, people on the hill,
Speaker 8: you all knew that you could no longer gaslight us
Speaker 8: because of the debate, and Jason's got some audio just
Speaker 8: to prove it once again. You finally heard what the
Speaker 8: rest of us saw all along. Although I think you knew.
Speaker 3: Making sure that we're able to make every single solitary
Speaker 3: person eligible for what I've been able to do with
Speaker 3: the with the COVID, I've hit me with dealing with
Speaker 3: everything we have to do with. Look, if we finally
Speaker 3: beat medicare, the third time is between the doctor, I
Speaker 3: mean between the women and the state. The idea that
Speaker 3: the politicians, that the founder's wanted the politicians to be
Speaker 3: the ones making decisions about woman's health is ridiculous. Only
Speaker 3: terrorists who's done anything across the border is one who
Speaker 3: came along and killed three on his administration, killed an
Speaker 3: a Kaida person come in and his administration, everyone from
Speaker 3: the Union Nations Security Council straight through to the G seven,
Speaker 3: to the Israelis and now himself have endorsed the plan
Speaker 3: that put forward. In addition to that, we find that
Speaker 3: the impact.
Speaker 8: I don't think I can do this any longer. Thanks Jason,
Speaker 8: That's enough.
Speaker 2: I think. I don't know if it was this one.
Speaker 8: Or one of the other responses that he gave where
Speaker 8: Trump said it was the best line ever, I mean
Speaker 8: ever in any debate. Trump said, I don't think he
Speaker 8: knows what he's I don't know what he's talking about,
Speaker 8: and I don't think he knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 2: That cracked me up. That was the best line ever ever.
Speaker 8: Steve from Pennsylvania wants to weigh in on whether or
Speaker 8: not Biden could have been president again. And by the way,
Speaker 8: to that audio that we just listened to, then all
Speaker 8: of a sudden, everybody was like, oh my gosh, there's
Speaker 8: cognitive decline, and now we're supposed to believe that was
Speaker 8: the first time you noticed it.
Speaker 2: Come on, Steven, how are you happy New Year?
Speaker 7: I'm outstanding. Thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 6: Road.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm still amazed that anybody thinks that doctor Jill
Speaker 7: didn't know that Joe had dementia.
Speaker 2: I think it's sad.
Speaker 7: I have had the unfortunate experience of working with people
Speaker 7: dementia at the hospital and it's there's nothing good about it.
Speaker 7: It's all dad. But it's not like it comes and goes.
Speaker 7: It doesn't show up on Tuesday and it's gone by Thursday.
Speaker 7: And Joe Biden knew it. And she is to blame
Speaker 7: for not being a good wife, is all I can say.
Speaker 2: Well, Stephen, I'll tell you what. It's just.
Speaker 8: I think he was done a favor. It was a
Speaker 8: good thing to have him drop out. This man needs
Speaker 8: to just enjoy his days with his family. And by
Speaker 8: the way, thank you for your call, Stephen, and happy
Speaker 8: New Year with his family. But I'm just don't run
Speaker 8: that Jobe by me. I hate that all all of
Speaker 8: a sudden everybody noticed that he had declined. No, we
Speaker 8: already knew, we knew where the heck were you. And
Speaker 8: by the way, on the subject of Biden, let me
Speaker 8: just add one more story here. You know, a lot
Speaker 8: of us right now are taking vacation time off. We
Speaker 8: save it for this time of the year. But there's
Speaker 8: one guy, a big guy. He's taken a whole heck
Speaker 8: of a lot of time off. Five hundred and thirty
Speaker 8: two vacation days. That's how many days Biden has taken
Speaker 8: in less than four years. Five hundred and thirty two.
Speaker 8: Somebody did the math. I'm glad it wasn't me, because
Speaker 8: I peaked at fourth grade math. But that works out
Speaker 8: to be about forty percent of his time in office.
Speaker 8: Forty percent of his time in office he was on vacation.
Speaker 8: That's a lot of time, would you agree. There is
Speaker 8: a recent analysis by the rn C, and according to
Speaker 8: the data, we got the five hundred and thirty two days.
Speaker 8: And here's how they broke it. Down too, because he
Speaker 8: if you think about this, most of us get around
Speaker 8: eleven days of vacation, right every year, maybe two weeks,
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Ten days.
Speaker 8: That means Biden's vacation time is equal to around forty
Speaker 8: eight years of vacation days for you and I, we
Speaker 8: were to do that it take, it would be forty
Speaker 8: eight years worth. So there's a lot of hardworking people
Speaker 8: out here for you know, just thinking, dang, that's a
Speaker 8: great job to have five hundred and thirty two vacation days.
Speaker 8: Forty percent of my worktime is spent on vacation. Mark Poletta,
Speaker 8: former General Counsel of the White House Budget Office under
Speaker 8: Donald Trump, stated that the image of Biden fast asleep
Speaker 8: and lying flat on his back in his chair at
Speaker 8: the beach while America in the world is on fire
Speaker 8: will define the Biden presidency. He said that that's as
Speaker 8: for the New York Post, But.
Speaker 2: You know what, he's right. He is absolutely right.
Speaker 8: He is absent on vacation, and he certainly has taken
Speaker 8: more time off than some of the other presidents. Trump
Speaker 8: spent only twenty six percent of his time as president
Speaker 8: on personal trips. Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama vacation for
Speaker 8: just eleven percent of their true terms, and Jimmy Carter
Speaker 8: took only seventy nine days off.
Speaker 2: May he rest in peace. So you can imagine.
Speaker 8: There are a lot of posts and memes out there,
Speaker 8: all of them asking who's running the country while Biden
Speaker 8: is on vacation? And I don't know why they're all
Speaker 8: asking that question, because even if he wasn't on vacation,
Speaker 8: weren't we still asking who's running the country? I mean,
Speaker 8: whether he was in the White House or on the beach,
Speaker 8: was he ever really there? All right, we're going to
Speaker 8: take a break. Your phone calls. I'm still taking them.
Speaker 8: Did you notice, By the way, we've got great guests
Speaker 8: coming up the next hour. I'll tell you about that
Speaker 8: when we come back. One eight hundred nine four to one, Sean,
Speaker 8: one eight hundred nine four to one.
Speaker 2: Sean, give me a call.
Speaker 8: Coming up next hour, We've got Roger Sarah seven.
Speaker 2: Oh right, come on, Severino, Roger Severino. That I like
Speaker 2: that name. That's cool.
Speaker 8: And Tom Hollman I like to call him the badass
Speaker 8: Border Boss. Hey, listen, Jason is always on top of things.
Speaker 8: He found that clip that I was talking about earlier
Speaker 8: from the debate.
Speaker 2: Take a listen.
Speaker 3: I've changed it in the way that now you're in
Speaker 3: a situation where they're forty percent fewer people coming across
Speaker 3: the border illegally. That's better when he left office, and
Speaker 3: I'm going to continue to move until we get the
Speaker 3: total band on, the total initiative relative to what we're
Speaker 3: gonna do with more border patrol and more President Trump,
Speaker 3: I really don't know what he said at the end
Speaker 3: of this, and I don't think he knows what he
Speaker 3: said either.
Speaker 4: Look, we had the safest border in the history of
Speaker 4: our country.
Speaker 2: That's good. Thanks Jason. That's I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: It was just like that was like the best line
Speaker 8: ever from Trump, I mean ever ever.
Speaker 4: Whew.
Speaker 8: Anyway, thanks to Jason and Katie there in the studios.
Speaker 8: Also to WJAS for their help and Daryl. I just
Speaker 8: want to throw that out there. They've been really great.
Speaker 8: We've got, as I said, some great guests coming up,
Speaker 8: Roger Severino and also Tom Holman, So don't go away.
Speaker 2: Another packed hour coming up next