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Speaker 6: We have spent an inordinate amount of time on the
Speaker 6: issue of the failure, the despicable, disgusting failure of Obamacare
Speaker 6: and you know, for people out there that want to
Speaker 6: believe in the Green New Deal and cradle to grave
Speaker 6: and womb to the tomb socialism, and all my fears
Speaker 6: and all my anxieties and all my worries in the
Speaker 6: world will be taken away because the government is going
Speaker 6: to take care of my children and take care of me,
Speaker 6: and everything's going to be free, free, free, free, free.
Speaker 6: Well didn't quite work out. How are your government schools doing?
Speaker 6: How's that law in order to work in your town
Speaker 6: or city that has defund dismantled, no bail reimagine the police?
Speaker 6: How did the border is secured? Borders closed? Policies of
Speaker 6: Biden and Harris work out for you. Everything government promises.
Speaker 6: They'd usually botch up Social Security. The money was supposed
Speaker 6: to be put in a lock box, Well, they raided
Speaker 6: it and squandered the money. It's headed towards insolvency. The
Speaker 6: same with Medicaid. But the promises of Obamacare were clear,
Speaker 6: keep your doctor, keep your plan. Average families saves on
Speaker 6: average twenty five hundred dollars per year. We warned you
Speaker 6: on this program at the time that this was a
Speaker 6: system design to funnel every American into a government run
Speaker 6: universal health care system that would be catastrophic, as evidence
Speaker 6: for by the way, single pair system in Canada. Why
Speaker 6: so many Canadians come to America when they need health
Speaker 6: care in a timely matter. So if you look at
Speaker 6: this now that was the original plan, what are the results.
Speaker 6: Millions of Americans lost their doctors, millions lost their plans,
Speaker 6: and nobody's saving on average twenty five hundred dollars per
Speaker 6: family per year. Just the opposite, Americans are paying anywhere
Speaker 6: between two hundred and twenty five and over three hundred
Speaker 6: percent more than when Obamacare or the Affordable Care Actors
Speaker 6: they like to label it went into effect. And by
Speaker 6: the way, if it's so affordable, why did Joe Biden,
Speaker 6: you know, put in and Democrats put in temporary subsidies?
Speaker 6: They caused this mess. Obamacares was theirs. They passed it
Speaker 6: with reconciliation by one vote, you know, just like you
Speaker 6: know during COVID, the Obamacare subsidies, they they designed it
Speaker 6: to be temporary. And now that it's expiring, the Affordable
Speaker 6: Care Act, they're realizing the increase in premiums is so
Speaker 6: severe because everything they promised false that they're trying to
Speaker 6: make this a big political asue Republicans want you to die. No,
Speaker 6: Republicans don't want you to die. And anyway, the Wall
Speaker 6: Street Journal they had an editorial new report the GAO
Speaker 6: on Obamacare subsidies being ripe for continued fraud. And we've
Speaker 6: had doctor ros talking about this at length. Now we
Speaker 6: had John Thune on TV last night. And Republicans have
Speaker 6: a plan. The president has a plan, the President, for example,
Speaker 6: backing the Republican proposal that would put as much as
Speaker 6: fifteen hundred dollars directly into every American's health care savings account.
Speaker 6: I've been talking about this since the Cato Institute came
Speaker 6: out with a book called Patient.
Speaker 1: Power, many many years ago.
Speaker 6: But we also have new innovation as well, tell Amedicine
Speaker 6: healthcare cooperatives. That's where our friend doctor Josh Umber, you know,
Speaker 6: we've been having him on the program for nearly a
Speaker 6: decade for crying out loud, fifty bucks a month, unlimited care,
Speaker 6: twenty four hour care with a doctor. And then you
Speaker 6: get catastrophic you know care in case you have a
Speaker 6: bad accident, stroke, heart attack, and you're covered and you're
Speaker 6: saving a fortune. There's so many ways to get better.
Speaker 6: Care for less money, but they never want to go
Speaker 6: into this anyway. I'm going to introduce it our guests
Speaker 6: here in a second. Luke Roseac here is him. Luke
Speaker 6: was a witness at the US Senate Committee on Small
Speaker 6: Business and Entrepreneurship yesterday on the fraud that is filled
Speaker 6: in the SBA program. And here's part of what he said.
Speaker 3: At least five percent of all federal contracting dollars are
Speaker 3: diverted through set asides. But these billions don't go to
Speaker 3: poor minorities in your states. They go to insiders in
Speaker 3: the suburbs of DC, which are already the wealthiest counties
Speaker 3: in the country.
Speaker 1: Now, we'll check in with Luke in just a moment.
Speaker 6: Also, doctor Brian Blaze, he himself testified before the House
Speaker 6: Judiciary Committee on fighting Obamacare subsidy fraud.
Speaker 4: Specifically, listen, the promised affordable, high quality insurance and it failed.
Speaker 4: Millions of families lost their health plans and doctors, premiums
Speaker 4: and deductible sword and networks narrowed the law entrenched and
Speaker 4: inefficient insurance dominated health sector with massive subsidies flowing straight
Speaker 4: from the Treasury to health insurance companies. A new joint
Speaker 4: Economic Committee report found that the main winners from the
Speaker 4: subsidies are health insurers, whose stock prices have soared because
Speaker 4: of the ACA.
Speaker 6: All right, doctor Brian Blaze joins us now, and also
Speaker 6: Luke Rosiac investigative reporter Deli Wire.
Speaker 1: Welcome both of you back to the program.
Speaker 6: Brian Blaze, by the way, former Trump advisor staffer, president
Speaker 6: of the Paragon Health Institute.
Speaker 1: All right, Louke catta to go.
Speaker 6: And is there anything that I'm saying about the failed
Speaker 6: promises of Obamacare that's wrong?
Speaker 9: Hey, Sean, No, you're right.
Speaker 2: These are massive programs run by the Small Business Administration
Speaker 2: PPP where you're having some mallies stealing all the PPP loans,
Speaker 2: and you had people the Biden administration was doling these
Speaker 2: business loans out to people who were uploading pictures of
Speaker 2: Barbie dolls where you were supposed to be showing a
Speaker 2: picture yourself. And apparently we're told, just as all the
Speaker 2: somalis are vetted, all the biometrics were run on these
Speaker 2: Barbie dolls too, and they turned out to be apparently
Speaker 2: adequately proven to be real people for the Biden administration.
Speaker 2: But the other big program is minority contracting which is
Speaker 2: the thing James O. Keef highlighted a couple of weeks
Speaker 2: ago where you had this company that's supposedly owned by
Speaker 2: Native Americans and they bragged about how they would get
Speaker 2: one hundred million dollar contract and then they would just
Speaker 2: keep fifty five million and pay eccentsure to do thirty
Speaker 2: five million to do the actual work. So Joanie Ernst
Speaker 2: and that committee is doing good work. It's been fifty
Speaker 2: years that they've had this program. It started in the
Speaker 2: seventies helping black people, but now we have all these
Speaker 2: immigrants who come in they're and their minorities, so they
Speaker 2: actually get preference for government contracts over white Americans, which
Speaker 2: is kind of a crazy way for the US government
Speaker 2: to run itself. And it almos reminds me of the
Speaker 2: Smally fraud, where were benefits are going to foreigners that
Speaker 2: Americans don't get. And then the second similarity is everybody
Speaker 2: kind of knew that this was going on, and everybody
Speaker 2: in the SMALLI community knew people were defrauding.
Speaker 9: Same thing.
Speaker 2: Everybody in DC knew that these contracts were scams. I
Speaker 2: mean there's there's you know, the companies that say they're
Speaker 2: run by Alaskans like Eskimos and they're getting defense contracts,
Speaker 2: and you've got you had Republicans and back in the
Speaker 2: day like Ted Stevens representing Alaska who said you weren't
Speaker 2: allowed to touch these things because they're all it's just
Speaker 2: the swamp and everybody's protecting they're part of the grift.
Speaker 2: And Jony Earnst is saying enough, we're not gonna We're
Speaker 2: not gonna pretend this isn't a massive scam anymore, because
Speaker 2: minority contracting is a is a fifty billion dollar a
Speaker 2: year scam.
Speaker 6: Well, I've found both your testimonies very compelling. Brian, you
Speaker 6: testified before the Centate Finance Committee about the rising cost
Speaker 6: of healthcare, and what I liked is you also talked
Speaker 6: about solutions and you came up with nine specific ideas
Speaker 6: to make health care more affordable. You know, the ideas
Speaker 6: that I've champion on this program for you know, twenty years,
Speaker 6: health savings accounts, healthcare cooperatives like Atlas MD. Also, I'm
Speaker 6: a big believer in tell amedicine. I think people there's
Speaker 6: so many more affordable ways to do stuff. I think
Speaker 6: when my kids were young and they'd get the croup.
Speaker 6: You remember the croup, but it's like or sound like
Speaker 6: a seal, and you know, you're taking the emergency room,
Speaker 6: and all night long they'd make you, you know, put
Speaker 6: you know, you know, some mist and let your kids
Speaker 6: breathe in the mist. And then at the end of
Speaker 6: the night they'd end up giving the kid, you know,
Speaker 6: a mild steroid and the problem went away.
Speaker 1: You know, you just can do that over the phone.
Speaker 6: You don't need to spend five hours wasting your time
Speaker 6: overnight in an emergency room.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, Obamacare crowded out a lot of those
Speaker 5: free markets alternatives that make so much more sense. And
Speaker 5: the issue before Congress right now is whether to extend
Speaker 5: these COVID era subsidies. So there are permanent subsidies in Obamacare,
Speaker 5: those continue, but the Democrats juice those during COVID And
Speaker 5: these are subsidies that go directly to health insurance companies,
Speaker 5: and what we know now is that they've led to
Speaker 5: massive amounts of improper enrollment and fraud. They're actually twelve
Speaker 5: million people covered with an Obamacare plan in twenty twenty
Speaker 5: four that didn't use the health plan a single time.
Speaker 5: And what it's happening is the Treasury is sending monthly
Speaker 5: checks directly to health insurance companies on behalf of individuals
Speaker 5: that never used the plan, and the gaos OZ.
Speaker 6: Toll me there's like fourteen million that we know of
Speaker 6: that don't even know they're eligible.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's a lot of people that have been signed
Speaker 5: up through broker and agent scams to take advantage of this,
Speaker 5: that have no idea that they're enrolled in the coverage.
Speaker 5: And if you don't know you're enrolled in the coverage,
Speaker 5: we would expect that you don't use the coverage for anything.
Speaker 5: The Biden administration covered up this data. They didn't release
Speaker 5: the number of what we call zero claim enrollees. In August,
Speaker 5: the Trump administration released the data, and in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 5: twelve million people didn't use their health plan a single time.
Speaker 5: Insurers got thirty five billion dollars from taxpayers that year
Speaker 5: on behalf of individuals that didn't use their health plan
Speaker 5: a single time. And what the Democrats want to do
Speaker 5: is continue these COVID era subsidies that give insurers massive
Speaker 5: pricing power that have led to massive frauds to lead
Speaker 5: employers to drop coverage without any reforms. They are not
Speaker 5: acknowledging any of the underlying problems with obonac here. Unfortunately,
Speaker 5: you know, the Senate today rejected their proposal.
Speaker 6: All right, quick break right back, We'll continue. Uh, why
Speaker 6: is it Democrats want to double down on the worst
Speaker 6: failure that healthcare has ever seen. You'll have to ask
Speaker 6: them more with Luke Rosiack and Brian Blaze on the
Speaker 6: other side than your calls coming up. Probably we continue now.
Speaker 6: Democrats want more and more money for Obamacare, the Affordable
Speaker 6: Care Act. They want permanent subsidies. I guess it's not
Speaker 6: that affordable, they continue. Luke Rosiack, Brian Blaze, both both
Speaker 6: testifying before Congress this week. The sad part is, Brian,
Speaker 6: is they want to double down on failure and triple
Speaker 6: down on failure and then demagogue the entire issue and
Speaker 6: turn it into the usual meta scare type of rhetoric,
Speaker 6: which is Republicans want grandma and grandpa to die.
Speaker 1: That's their plan.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Republicans need to push back and they have alternatives.
Speaker 5: And I think the President has been very clear that
Speaker 5: we need to stop sending money directly to health insurance.
Speaker 5: You know, the government is going to subsidize healthcare for
Speaker 5: lower income Americans. Why don't we do that directly by
Speaker 5: giving the financial control to them so that they can
Speaker 5: choose the care that works best for them and empower
Speaker 5: them with additional options and choices like the ones you
Speaker 5: mentioned earlier.
Speaker 1: Well, let me go back if I can, to Luke.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, I think these innovative healthcare solutions
Speaker 6: of the future, and we're not even keeping up with
Speaker 6: modern technology, and that to me in and of itself
Speaker 6: is frustrating. But we can't get rid of Obamacare. We
Speaker 6: don't have the votes to get rid of Obamacare. I
Speaker 6: wish we could get rid of Obamacare, but you know,
Speaker 6: at this point, I'm not sure if it's something that's
Speaker 6: going to happen. I mean, we came within one vote
Speaker 6: of getting rid of Obamacare, and then John McCain, you know,
Speaker 6: last minute, made it switch this vote and ruin the
Speaker 6: opportunity to one chance we had to get.
Speaker 1: Rid of it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: I mean, even with the ADA contracting, there's no It
Speaker 2: doesn't seem like if Republicans can't get rid of that,
Speaker 2: which is clearly illegal, then I don't see how they're
Speaker 2: going to get rid of of of Bombacare. But some
Speaker 2: of these Supreme Court rulings are basically saying it's illegal
Speaker 2: to treat Americans differently based on race. So there are
Speaker 2: a whole class of programs that have gone on for
Speaker 2: many years, and this eight a minority contracting is one
Speaker 2: of them that they're basically illegal. And that's why I'm
Speaker 2: advocating for Congress to go back and revisit this program
Speaker 2: because there's a court injunction that's making it so you
Speaker 2: don't get automatic preferences because you're black, but you can
Speaker 2: write an essay now that you're disadvantage. The whole thing
Speaker 2: makes no sense because you know, Elizabeth Warren could write
Speaker 2: an essay talking about how she's a Native American. Suddenly
Speaker 2: she's getting no bid contracts. But it's no way to
Speaker 2: run a government. You know, if you're having the plumber
Speaker 2: come out to your house, you'd get three bids. The
Speaker 2: government doesn't do that if you're a minority. So it's
Speaker 2: basically everybody, including women, get this. Everybody but a white male.
Speaker 2: This is the kind of thing. This is low hanging
Speaker 2: fruit that the Senate Republicans can come together and say,
Speaker 2: because of the Supreme Court, we've got to rewrite this
Speaker 2: program anyway, it's been fifty years, and let the Democrats
Speaker 2: filibusterer if they want to defend illegal and fraud ridden programs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's unbelievable. We'll give you Luke the last word
Speaker 1: on this.
Speaker 2: So they get the government contractors. If you're minority, you
Speaker 2: get one of these contracts. There's a guy who buys
Speaker 2: toilet paper from Walmart and then resells it to the
Speaker 2: government at a fivefold markup just because he's black. They
Speaker 2: we're literally just flushing government money down the toilet as
Speaker 2: part of this dei scheme called Ada contracting.
Speaker 6: Now it's like, you know, the biggest fraud, the worst
Speaker 6: way to run anything in the entire world. And you know,
Speaker 6: if you're in favor of modernization and technology and real
Speaker 6: healthcare at affordable rates, you know, you're viewed as some type.
Speaker 1: Of enemy of everybody. It's unreal. But that's the state
Speaker 1: of politics today, isn't it. Anyway.
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Speaker 6: All right, let's get to our busy phones. Laurie and
Speaker 6: Linda's state, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: What's up, Lorie? How are you hi?
Speaker 10: Sean, thanks for taking my call. I heard something disturbing
Speaker 10: the other day. You said you've never seen PSO in concert.
Speaker 1: Oh you mean the Trans Siberian Orchestra.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, you have to put it on your bucket with.
Speaker 1: I have not.
Speaker 6: I know, I'm not sure when I'm actually it may
Speaker 6: be I might have missed it. To be honest with you,
Speaker 6: I think they were in town and I missed it.
Speaker 6: You know the problem is I work all day and
Speaker 6: all night and all overnight, and I never stop. You
Speaker 6: know my work, I mean my downtime is weekends, and
Speaker 6: even on my downtime when nobody's looking in my life
Speaker 6: and paying attention, I'm usually working too. And Linda could
Speaker 6: make testify that.
Speaker 10: To make sure you do. I mean, it is nothing
Speaker 10: you've ever seen before and you'll ever see again.
Speaker 2: Stay paid.
Speaker 1: So you agree with me, Just say Linda is wrong. Wrong,
Speaker 1: The defense is wrong.
Speaker 10: The defense is wrong, don't get me wrong. Perfect the
Speaker 10: old stuff too, but you'll never.
Speaker 1: But you like, but you're with me. You like the
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Speaker 10: Absolutely, and you not even close.
Speaker 1: That's because you have really good taste.
Speaker 11: Oh my god. Well you let the woman get to
Speaker 11: a point. You're like gloating in your bliss that she
Speaker 11: agrees with you.
Speaker 6: Well, sorry, because you stack the calls with people that
Speaker 6: only what's about bros? Excuse me? You do so stop stop?
Speaker 6: You know, pulling an Adam schiff on us. Question did
Speaker 6: you speak to sy?
Speaker 1: I just want I just no, no, no, laur You
Speaker 1: got to answer. You got to answer that question. Did
Speaker 1: you talk to me today? Did I call you?
Speaker 2: You call me?
Speaker 1: Did you talk did you talk to Linda? Today.
Speaker 10: I did not talk to Linda today.
Speaker 1: Boom boom boom one for me. Sorry, Lauria, go ahead. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but she she's like, you know, how do you say?
Speaker 6: This's like a mama bear and she's all over the
Speaker 6: staff only put callers on that like me.
Speaker 1: That's what she does.
Speaker 11: That is You're right, Sean, That's what I do in
Speaker 11: between all the other things that I do for the show.
Speaker 11: I'm like, by the way, only people who walt with anyway.
Speaker 6: I'm taking your recommendation, Laurie. I think that's great. I
Speaker 6: know you go see them every year. Have you gone
Speaker 6: to see them this year?
Speaker 1: Yet?
Speaker 10: I have actually gone every year for the last fifteen years.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, that's amazing. That music's amazing. I heard the
Speaker 6: show's amazing. I just have not gotten one myself. But
Speaker 6: thank you, Laurie. We appreciate it. Let us get to
Speaker 6: our busy phones. Jean in Minnesota, what's up, Gene? The
Speaker 6: United Socialist Utopia of campon Tim?
Speaker 1: How are you very well?
Speaker 12: Sean? Thank you. I just thought i'd try and share
Speaker 12: a piece of information about the Minnesota fraud case that
Speaker 12: I'm not seeing reported very often in the news up here.
Speaker 12: Our legislature has a clause they put in nineteen seventy
Speaker 12: called the Emergency Powers Act. We nickname it the Kingship Clause.
Speaker 12: In March of twenty Governor Walls gave himself that kingship
Speaker 12: and the law says he can keep it for thirty days.
Speaker 12: Governor Walls kept it for four hundred and seventy four
Speaker 12: days until July of twenty one. And during that time
Speaker 12: he was solely responsible without the legislature, distributing those federal
Speaker 12: funds to all the people in these fraud cases. Now,
Speaker 12: and there's only two possibilities. Either he's a total impecule
Speaker 12: or he's complicit in the fraud and the crime.
Speaker 6: He was warned extensively, Congresswoman Omar, I'm convinced when the
Speaker 6: facts come in, was fully aware of what was going
Speaker 6: on here. I mean the amount of money that was
Speaker 6: that they ripped off the American taxpayers. They were warned
Speaker 6: about it, but they didn't want to alienate a big
Speaker 6: voting block in Minnesota, and it just grew exponentially, as
Speaker 6: I went into great detail earlier in the program about
Speaker 6: and it's just so sad. My question for you is,
Speaker 6: why why are you living in Minnesota.
Speaker 12: It's a very very blue state, and getting out is
Speaker 12: tougher than you think sometimes. Why Mostly because of the
Speaker 12: tax issues that you're going to if we bail out
Speaker 12: of here, we're going to face in Minnesota tax system.
Speaker 12: It's quite incredible up here.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, do you mean they charge you an
Speaker 1: exit tax?
Speaker 12: Well, you're going to get hit two ways. You're going
Speaker 12: to get hit with capital gains tax on your home
Speaker 12: up here, and the inheritance tax up here, which is
Speaker 12: thirteen million dollars for the Feds is only.
Speaker 6: Well, remember, federally, if you buy a home within a
Speaker 6: certain amount of time. I think it's six months of me,
Speaker 6: I don't remember off the top of my head. It
Speaker 6: doesn't matter where you buy it. You can take that
Speaker 6: capital gains and roll it into your next home, especially
Speaker 6: if it's your primary residence. That's not a problem. That's
Speaker 6: not a state issue. That's a federal tax issue.
Speaker 12: Right right, you're not wrong, you're not wrong.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, good luck, there's your I just gave
Speaker 6: you your get out of jail free card.
Speaker 1: Let's see what you do with it. Back to our
Speaker 1: busy phones.
Speaker 6: Let us say hi to Patrick in San Diego, Cogo radio.
Speaker 1: What's up, Patrick? How are you, sir?
Speaker 9: I'm doing great, Sean, living in the land of four
Speaker 9: dollars and eighty five cent gas. But I have two
Speaker 9: topics for you.
Speaker 1: One is, can you imagine that?
Speaker 6: I mean, you know what I'm paying in Florida and
Speaker 6: now I have the Tesla, but I I have one
Speaker 6: gas powered car. We're paying like two point fifty gallon
Speaker 6: a regular gas.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 6: Can you imagine paying double? And you pay the highest
Speaker 6: income taxes in the country, highest sales taxes in the country,
Speaker 6: highest poverty rate in the country, highest homeless rate in
Speaker 6: the country, worse schools in the country, worst quality of
Speaker 6: life all over the state of California. And your governor's
Speaker 6: out there podcasting, tweeting, making AI videos against Donald Trump,
Speaker 6: headed to Brazil, Texas, and everywhere else in the world,
Speaker 6: and he's doing every and not even helping out the
Speaker 6: people in the Pacific. Polis says, what the hell?
Speaker 9: It's cheaper form to be out of the country than
Speaker 9: live in California. But my topics were, why can't the
Speaker 9: GOP pass a standalone after this issue they're doing with
Speaker 9: a standalone bill that protects private healthcare, you can't tax it.
Speaker 9: You can't put fees on it. You can't punish doctors,
Speaker 9: you can't punish insurance companies and protect because that would
Speaker 9: stop universal health care and put a threshold on it
Speaker 9: that to remove it, it has to be like a
Speaker 9: seventy five percent vote to take away private health care.
Speaker 9: The second issue, real quick is why can't if you
Speaker 9: have harm from a federal fugitive that's been released by
Speaker 9: a sanctuary city or state and they steal from you,
Speaker 9: they hurt you, they steal from the store, why can't
Speaker 9: you sue those sanctuary cities and states for damages when
Speaker 9: they knowingly released a federal fugitive back into the community.
Speaker 6: So you should be able to do that, no doubt
Speaker 6: about it, because there's culpability on their part, there's negligence
Speaker 6: on their part.
Speaker 1: And the same with not secure in the border.
Speaker 6: As far as I'm concerned, that was that was almost
Speaker 6: like a criminal ring and they just flat out lie
Speaker 6: to us and we're all not safe as a result
Speaker 6: of it. Okay, anyway, I appreciate the call Patrick, hanging
Speaker 6: there man? Uh Andrew in New Joisey?
Speaker 1: What's up? Andrew? How are you hi?
Speaker 13: Sean? How are you today?
Speaker 1: I'm good. How are you.
Speaker 13: I'm fine, Selan, I got some questions. I always wanted to.
Speaker 8: It kind of it's a little annoying. You see groups
Speaker 8: of Democrats all over the place, all with their signs
Speaker 8: following this and that about trumpet.
Speaker 13: You never see anybody.
Speaker 8: Out there backing Trump up. But all the Republicans that
Speaker 8: are out there that voted for him, that know what,
Speaker 8: he had his back against the wall from the time
Speaker 8: he stepped into office and everything he's trying to do.
Speaker 13: We never see people in groups out there arguing and
Speaker 13: letting people know that they backed Trump up.
Speaker 8: Boy?
Speaker 13: Is that?
Speaker 6: Look, it's a great question, and I can't explain crazy.
Speaker 6: You're asking me to explain crazy, right, I think that.
Speaker 6: I think the left is angry, they're lashing out, They're bitter.
Speaker 6: I think it's like a psychological disturbance. I do believe
Speaker 6: there is a phenomenon of Trump de arrangement syndrome, and
Speaker 6: I think it's real. You know, I mean, have you
Speaker 6: experienced it in your life?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 13: I sure have.
Speaker 8: You know. I just where are all the Trump supporters.
Speaker 8: Why aren't they out there with their signs in the
Speaker 8: streets and letting everybody know.
Speaker 13: That they approve of what Trump is doing.
Speaker 1: Because they're busy.
Speaker 6: Well, they do show up at rallies when the president's
Speaker 6: in town, but they're busy working and raising their families.
Speaker 6: And you know, we're still recovering from the Biden Harris
Speaker 6: economic hangover. The good news is finally we're beginning to
Speaker 6: see progress. But it takes, as I've been pointing out,
Speaker 6: time for these policies to get infused into the economic bloodstream.
Speaker 6: It's happening, and it's gonna start accelerating as the new
Speaker 6: year starts and the tax cuts go into effect, and
Speaker 6: Americans are gonna think there's gonna be a discernible difference.
Speaker 6: And by the time we get to the second quarter
Speaker 6: and of the second quarter next year, I expect, you know,
Speaker 6: you're gonna see dramatic improvement. And then Democrats they can
Speaker 6: take that word affordability and they can shove it because
Speaker 6: it's not gonna mean anything to anybody. That's my guess. Anyway,
Speaker 6: my friend, appreciate the call back to my free state
Speaker 6: of Florida. Chris Next Sean Hennity Show.
Speaker 7: Hi, Sean, thanks for taking my call, big fan. I'm
Speaker 7: a law enforcement officer federal law enforcement officer.
Speaker 1: At Thank you, by the way, thanks for what you do.
Speaker 9: Oh, it's my honor.
Speaker 7: It's my honor. I am in the Great State of Florida. However,
Speaker 7: I'm one of the probably you can call me crazy.
Speaker 7: I am moving to Washington, d C. I accept the
Speaker 7: position at the Pentagon to work as a police officer there.
Speaker 7: And one of the reasons being is not because of
Speaker 7: the high cost of living and being in a blue
Speaker 7: area again because I'm a transplant. Because I feel I
Speaker 7: have a greater calling something I have to do working
Speaker 7: for my country, to help this administration. Dan Bongino did it,
Speaker 7: others have done it, and I'm leaving obviously the Great
Speaker 7: State of Florida. I love the freedom here, but I
Speaker 7: feel that God is calling and saying you can do
Speaker 7: something great during this administration to help turn around the
Speaker 7: United States by supporting and protecting this administration. So that's
Speaker 7: what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: Chris.
Speaker 6: First of all, it's admirable what you're doing. I would
Speaker 6: never attempt to ever talk anybody out of a calling.
Speaker 6: Everybody I know appreciates the police and the share.
Speaker 7: I started my law enforcement career a little bit later
Speaker 7: in life. I'm an older man, and not many places
Speaker 7: want to take a fifty six year old guy, So
Speaker 7: the Pentagon is willing to to give me that opportunity.
Speaker 7: I keep myself in great shape, kind of like you.
Speaker 7: I work out incessantly so I can have a professional
Speaker 7: presence that you know, people respect. But again, a lot
Speaker 7: of locals won't take me. I'm too old for their
Speaker 7: either their.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think I can make a call to Governor Fantas.
Speaker 6: I'd find you a place in like five seconds, I.
Speaker 7: Promise if you be outstanding, But I don't have that kind.
Speaker 1: Of bull Are you retired now? Is that it? Do
Speaker 1: they have a retirement age? I would tend to run.
Speaker 7: I'm not because in the federal departments there is no
Speaker 7: age limit, which is nice. They don't have any designated retirement.
Speaker 6: So if you had a choice to serve in Florida,
Speaker 6: you would, Oh absolutely, Okay, I'm.
Speaker 1: Going to put you on Linda.
Speaker 6: Get his information, get his resume, get all of that,
Speaker 6: and I will pass it on to people in the
Speaker 6: state that matter. Okay, they sound like a guy anybody
Speaker 6: would want in their town or city to be in
Speaker 6: law enforcement, rather than you having to leave this great
Speaker 6: state that needs good people to protect us, and where
Speaker 6: you get the respect you deserve. I think I'd much
Speaker 6: rather see you stay than go. Okay, I thought you
Speaker 6: were going just because you fell called to protect DC,
Speaker 6: but you're going for other reasons as well. So hang on,
Speaker 6: we'll get that information, we'll see if we can help you.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 6: That's what Wrappling's up with today Hannity Tonight nine eastern
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Speaker 6: be the biggest fraud scandal in history, Who knew what
Speaker 6: and when?
Speaker 1: Will lay out the details for you.
Speaker 6: Also the White House Political Director James Blair, Joe Kanca,
Speaker 6: Alibeth Stucky, Horace Cooper, and from Turnin Joe Bob the
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