Speaker 1: Our two Sean Hannity Show toll free. It is eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine point one Shawn, if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program. It is amazing the
Speaker 1: times we're living in, and especially when we get into
Speaker 1: the issue of illegal immigrants, all the crimes they've committed,
Speaker 1: the thousands of criminals that have been deported and arrested
Speaker 1: and soon to be deported by ICE agents that bravely
Speaker 1: put their lives in harms way they've They've gotten known terrorists, murderers,
Speaker 1: child molesters, rapists, other violent criminals, cartel members, gang members,
Speaker 1: I mean they are The list gets longer and longer
Speaker 1: and longer, you know, and I keep reading every day.
Speaker 1: Why would democrats ever be against this?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: For example, New York Post today previously deported illegal named
Speaker 1: Rado Miguel Mora rap sheet includes attempted rape strangulation back
Speaker 1: in the New York City courtroom last week on a
Speaker 1: shoplifting charge, which, according to the Post was his second
Speaker 1: arrest in the month of January, first being arrested for
Speaker 1: crack possession. And the reason his most criminal case made
Speaker 1: news is that New York City judge a New York
Speaker 1: City judge allowed him to waltz right out of the courtroom.
Speaker 1: This might be made aware of a federal criminal warrant
Speaker 1: for this guy's arrest. This is now what the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party is embracing, aiding, abetting the worst of the worst.
Speaker 1: And in spite of all of the courage, the thousands arrested,
Speaker 1: that the millions now deported, especially when you have voluntary deportation,
Speaker 1: it just the rhetoric continues Washington Examiner. Today, Democratic riot
Speaker 1: culture is destroying politics and it's endangering lives. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is the sad part of what people like Tampon
Speaker 1: Tim and you know, mayor smallfryar doing, is they are
Speaker 1: inciting violence. Now there's another aspect to all of this
Speaker 1: that I'm not going to let go. I mean, we
Speaker 1: discussed it a little bit in the last hour, but
Speaker 1: we're seeing more and more organization and funding New York
Speaker 1: posts grassroots anti ice campaigns funded by left wing billionaire donors.
Speaker 1: These are not organic protests. Rhode Island activists slamming adult
Speaker 1: run nonprofit that promoted student led anti ice walkout. Deputy
Speaker 1: ag is detailing a massive underground fraud network allegedly behind
Speaker 1: the Minneapolis anti ice push. This is Deputy Attorney General
Speaker 1: Todd Blanche who said all of this and if you
Speaker 1: look at the weekend roundup, you had convicted murderers, child
Speaker 1: sex abusers among the illegals nabbed by ice all across
Speaker 1: the US, and they don't care, you know. Article in
Speaker 1: the New York Post also today, Minnesota ignores a history
Speaker 1: of warnings, you know, as they are setting up a
Speaker 1: confrontation with the federal government. If they want that confrontation,
Speaker 1: they can have it. And President Trump is saying, you know,
Speaker 1: ask nice Leam will come in and help you out.
Speaker 1: But you know, in the meantime, innocent people are victims
Speaker 1: of all of this. Now, on the issue of Don Lemon,
Speaker 1: I know he got a big applause at some Grammy
Speaker 1: pre party that he was at, and he's now he
Speaker 1: feels mortalized. He's gotten more notoriety publicity than he's ever
Speaker 1: gotten in his life. I've looked at the videos. I
Speaker 1: see him giving out coffee and donuts to the people
Speaker 1: before they invade the church. I hear his commentary inside
Speaker 1: the church. Doesn't sound like he's doing citizen journalism. To me,
Speaker 1: sounds like he's an activist posing as a journalist Pam
Speaker 1: Bondi said something last night that really stuck with me,
Speaker 1: and that is, oh, anyone could just start filming something
Speaker 1: like a violation of the Face Act and preventing people
Speaker 1: from practicing their faith, which is protected under the law,
Speaker 1: and just say no, no, I'm being a citizen journalist. Okay,
Speaker 1: we'll see how that works out in the end. You know,
Speaker 1: here's a clip by the way of Don Lemon telling
Speaker 1: Morgan Freeman that he's tired of talking about race because
Speaker 1: racism is over. This is twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: It's probably get me in trouble. But I said to
Speaker 3: some of my colleagues recently, said, so, I know that
Speaker 3: it's an issue, but I've been it seems like every
Speaker 3: single day on television, I'm talking about race, and it's
Speaker 3: because of the news cycle. It's in the news. But
Speaker 3: sometimes I get so tired of talking about it. I
Speaker 3: want to I want to just go this is over.
Speaker 3: Can we move on?
Speaker 4: And if you talk about it, it exists. It's not
Speaker 4: like it exists, and we don't refuse to talk about it.
Speaker 4: But making it a bigger issue than it needs to be,
Speaker 4: it's a problem we have.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're listening to two very successful Americans that
Speaker 1: happened to be African American, and America did not prevent
Speaker 1: them from bringing their God given talents to fruition. Now
Speaker 1: here's Don Lemon telling people to f off because he's
Speaker 1: going to continue reporting.
Speaker 4: This is what is what I have to say.
Speaker 5: Off.
Speaker 6: Whoever you think is going to stop me from reporting.
Speaker 2: I'll say it off.
Speaker 6: If you think you're going to stop me from reporting,
Speaker 6: If you think that you are going to stop and
Speaker 6: diminish my voice, then you have a as again as
Speaker 6: my grandmother would say, you have another thing coming, because
Speaker 6: that ain't ever going to stop. I don't care what
Speaker 6: you try to do to me. I am a journalist
Speaker 6: through and through and through. And I came from strong,
Speaker 6: sturdy peasant stock that built this country for free. This
Speaker 6: is my country, through and through. If anyone deserves the
Speaker 6: freedom and the rights and the constitution of this country,
Speaker 6: it is me, this little black boy from Louisiana that
Speaker 6: came from enslaved people who had not always and still
Speaker 6: don't always have the same freedoms as white people do
Speaker 6: in this country.
Speaker 1: All right, That was then, this is now. Katie Zakaria,
Speaker 1: Republican legal strategist Horace Cooper, legal commentator, author of the
Speaker 1: bestseller Put y'all Back in Chains. How Biden's policies harm
Speaker 1: African America, harm black is what it's called. Welcome both
Speaker 1: of you, Katie, let's get your thoughts on all of this.
Speaker 1: I look, I looked at the video. I want to
Speaker 1: give Don Lemon actually the benefit of the doubt. He
Speaker 1: didn't seem to be acting in the capacity of somebody
Speaker 1: that was reporting. He seemed to be part of the activism,
Speaker 1: which is clear. You know, when we've gone over the
Speaker 1: law many times on this program, it's a clear violation
Speaker 1: of the Face Act.
Speaker 5: Yes, and Don Lemon, I mean, he is so obviously
Speaker 5: interfering in other people's right, which is a Face Act,
Speaker 5: other people's right to exercise their first Amendment. And now
Speaker 5: he's pulled back and wants to be this martyr for
Speaker 5: everyone else, for the Democrat Party and not be held
Speaker 5: responsible for his actions. Look, he knew what he was doing,
Speaker 5: and he went in there with that exact intent. And
Speaker 5: this will all likely get set out and done with
Speaker 5: in the legal proceedings. But he had a clear intent.
Speaker 5: I think this was even bigger than Sean. He wanted
Speaker 5: to be the less martyr on this topic. And honestly,
Speaker 5: he's doing a good job right now acting like it.
Speaker 1: What do you what's your take on all of this
Speaker 1: horror seen through the lens of race then and now.
Speaker 7: Well, first, let me say that there appear to be
Speaker 7: two crimes that mister Lemon has undertaken. One is a
Speaker 7: crime against cable news with some of the lowest ratings possible,
Speaker 7: getting him kicked off. But the second is his idea
Speaker 7: that somehow, if you sit in the getaway car, drive
Speaker 7: people to the bank, then get out of the car
Speaker 7: and start filming it, you are not a bank ropper.
Speaker 7: There's just no reasonable way for that to succeed in
Speaker 7: a court of law. He can get all the accolades
Speaker 7: that he wants if he isn't smart enough to understand
Speaker 7: you can't break the law. And then the podcast that
Speaker 7: kailp that has some sort of exemption, then it's probably
Speaker 7: too silly or stupid for freedom.
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean, look, everybody's entitled to their voice, but
Speaker 1: the face Act is clear, Katie. And this is the point.
Speaker 1: You can't interfere intimidate people inside a place of worship,
Speaker 1: a house of worship, fast, what's fascinating, Katie to me
Speaker 1: is the left Embrace the Face Act because it also
Speaker 1: one of their provisions provides for the right of women
Speaker 1: to be able to enter an abortion clinic unimpeded. They
Speaker 1: like that part of it, but they don't like sections
Speaker 1: two forty seven and two forty eight that protects religious freedom.
Speaker 5: Correct, And we saw pro life activists jailed during the
Speaker 5: Biden administration for that exact reason. But now they're going
Speaker 5: to rally, as you just said, They're going to rally
Speaker 5: behind Don Lemon because he is in a church and
Speaker 5: they this is this is them deciding to pick and shoes.
Speaker 5: This is symptomatic across the country sanctuary laws. We want
Speaker 5: to pick in shoes, which laws we want to follow,
Speaker 5: which laws apply to us, and which laws we don't.
Speaker 5: We want to pick and shoes how we want to
Speaker 5: persecute the president, persecute pro life activists, but we don't
Speaker 5: want those same laws to apply to us. This is
Speaker 5: the Democrat Party right in front of us. But they think,
Speaker 5: and they continue to say, they are actually thinking they
Speaker 5: are above the law.
Speaker 1: Here, Sean, Well, it's going to be interesting. Now he
Speaker 1: does have a good attorney, and I know you know
Speaker 1: him Harris Abby Lowell. Although Abby lol did represent Hunter
Speaker 1: Biden that didn't work out particularly well. But he's want
Speaker 1: of Washington's best attorneys, there's no doubt about it. And
Speaker 1: the argument is going to be that he was acting
Speaker 1: in the role as a quote journalist, as he's saying here.
Speaker 1: So it's really going to come down to I guess
Speaker 1: a jury, I guess interpreting what they see his commentary,
Speaker 1: him giving out coffee donuts, and whether or not it
Speaker 1: was an active participant and part of this radical activist
Speaker 1: group or not. To me, it's clear, and that doesn't
Speaker 1: really matter to me how much applause he gets at
Speaker 1: the Grammys, that's meaningless. I think what's going to matter
Speaker 1: is how other people view it, and you know, when
Speaker 1: they are read. The actual law I think is very
Speaker 1: clear and transparent.
Speaker 7: So abi Ole is probably going to work with Don
Speaker 7: Lemon to try to create the impression that race has
Speaker 7: played some issue here, so presumably a jury might be
Speaker 7: more sympathetic. But let's talk about the First Amendment. There's
Speaker 7: another part of the First Amendment, which is speech. When
Speaker 7: people showed up at abortion clinics and prayed in front
Speaker 7: of those abortion clinics, maybe so loud that some people
Speaker 7: were dissuaded. The Biden administration had those people prosecuted. There
Speaker 7: was no this sense called well, I'm exercising my First
Speaker 7: Amendment by protected right while I am standing near this clinic.
Speaker 7: As you point out, the statute statute also covers churches.
Speaker 7: There simply is no protection. I actually wonder if the
Speaker 7: lowal process is going to be heavy Little's process is
Speaker 7: going to be to sort of negotiate some none prison punishment,
Speaker 7: because this case is going to be very, very difficult,
Speaker 7: if not impossible, to win in a court of law.
Speaker 1: The language, Katie is by force, threat of force, or
Speaker 1: physical obstruction, intentionally injuring, interfering, or attempting to interfere with
Speaker 1: any person who is lawfully exercising or seeking to exercise
Speaker 1: their First Amendment right of religious for them at a
Speaker 1: place of religious worship, such as a church, synagogue, mosque,
Speaker 1: or other house of worship, intentionally damaging or destroying the
Speaker 1: property or a place of worship. Now, one woman broke
Speaker 1: her arm, Congregants were not allowed to leave the church.
Speaker 1: Moms and dads were not allowed to go down to
Speaker 1: where their kids were. You know, in the church. You know,
Speaker 1: they have an area where kids, you know, stay during
Speaker 1: and play during service and maybe learn religious lessons. They
Speaker 1: weren't allowed to retrieve their kids. That seems to meet
Speaker 1: the definition up by every standard, every single standard.
Speaker 5: And when you look at the video footage and when
Speaker 5: you hear the testimonials of these people who not only
Speaker 5: did they break, did they go into the church and
Speaker 5: interfere with the right to worship, the interference of not
Speaker 5: being able to, as you just said, obtain their children.
Speaker 5: And then now so they were blocking them from being
Speaker 5: able to go, they were keeping them away from getting
Speaker 5: their children. John. I think for this case particularly, this
Speaker 5: highlights exactly what Pambondy, what they need to bring out
Speaker 5: is that there is a first amended violation and if
Speaker 5: not Don Lemon, it is that the church, congregants and
Speaker 5: parishioners who were at the service to worship. And I
Speaker 5: think it's actually a pretty clear case. I might disagree
Speaker 5: on that. I think it's going to be very, very
Speaker 5: very clear for Don Lemon.
Speaker 1: I think it's clear. The problem as hars is, I
Speaker 1: don't trust any judge in this country.
Speaker 2: Well, I think we.
Speaker 7: Are increasingly finding out that when a judge walks out
Speaker 7: to the edge. We have to go through the tedious
Speaker 7: process of appealing that decision and if necessarily, taking it
Speaker 7: to the Supreme Court. Appellate courts have been smacking down
Speaker 7: these district court judges, and that's also true for the
Speaker 7: Supreme Court. I think ultimately what we're going to see
Speaker 7: is the other individuals that were with Don Lemons are
Speaker 7: going to be convicted. And if they're convicted, there isn't
Speaker 7: some so called journalistic broadcast exemption to the Face Act.
Speaker 7: There simply are no exemptions that are going to occur.
Speaker 7: I think it's highly likely, as I said, that he
Speaker 7: will negotiate a plea deal so that because he's better
Speaker 7: than everybody else, that he could find a way not
Speaker 7: to actually have to go to prison. But I don't
Speaker 7: see him walking away with no conviction on this whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Look, look, the penalty is not that severe unless I
Speaker 1: guess if there's any physical altercation, although the one woman
Speaker 1: did break her arm, not on think it's going to
Speaker 1: be a big deal. But I tend to agree with you.
Speaker 1: I don't think this is going to be you know,
Speaker 1: pushed off to the side. I don't think this DOJ
Speaker 1: is going to allow this to happen anyway. Appreciate both
Speaker 1: of you. Horaschooper, thank you, Katie Zakaria, thank you. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine four one, Shawn is number. We'll get
Speaker 1: to your phone calls coming up, coming up in mere moments.
Speaker 1: You know, the the rhetorica the left gets more insane
Speaker 1: by the minute. But I'm okay with this, and the
Speaker 1: reason I'm okay with it. If Democrats, as I was
Speaker 1: saying yesterday, want to be the party of defund dismantle,
Speaker 1: no bel, reimagine the police. If they want to be
Speaker 1: the party of defunding ice, I'm okay with it. If
Speaker 1: they want to be the party the votes for the
Speaker 1: largest tax increase in history, and Republicans vote for the
Speaker 1: largest tax cut in history. Republicans stand up for working
Speaker 1: men and women, no tax on tips or overtime. They
Speaker 1: stand up for the elderly, no tax on social security.
Speaker 1: They're working to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse in in
Speaker 1: you know, our disastrous healthcare system, which is good for
Speaker 1: every American. That means more money will be available for
Speaker 1: every American. If they want to cling to their climate
Speaker 1: alarmists and try and force cars into people's driveways that
Speaker 1: people don't want. Let them be that party, and the
Speaker 1: Republican Party will be the Party of freedom. And you know,
Speaker 1: here's an example, Delia Ramirez, Illinois. ICE will be abolished,
Speaker 1: not if there'll be aboulish, will be abolished, DHS will
Speaker 1: be dismantled.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 8: But also, Americans are past reforms of a department that
Speaker 8: has used your taxpayer dollars to execute people in broad daylight.
Speaker 8: Here's the bottom line, folks, that I'm getting off before
Speaker 8: and Bonnie pushes me out. We must have accountability and
Speaker 8: we must bring justice to every fashion in the administration.
Speaker 8: And that includes Christinome, that includes Stephen Miller, and that
Speaker 8: includes Tom Homan. I will be abolished, DHS will be dismantled,
Speaker 8: and together we.
Speaker 6: Will get it done.
Speaker 1: You go, you get that done. You fight hard for that.
Speaker 1: That's my advice to you. All right, let's get to
Speaker 1: our phones. New Joysey, Phil, Hi, Sean.
Speaker 2: I'm glad it's working out for you in Florida. But
Speaker 2: let me ask you this. You're from Nassau County originally, right.
Speaker 1: I am Bruce Blakeman, by the way, as the county executive.
Speaker 1: He's now going to run for governor. I'm very fond
Speaker 1: of Bruce Blakeman. I know him personally. I saw him
Speaker 1: at the Fox Nation Patriot Awards. Like him a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know what chun you're from. Let me
Speaker 2: ask you this. If Long Island and I'm what I
Speaker 2: mean by that is specifically Nasau and Suffolk County that
Speaker 2: where its own state, would you've considered staying there?
Speaker 1: Maybe?
Speaker 2: Okay, I've been hearing your show, and I've hearn a
Speaker 2: lot of other people's show the problem that's going on.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna be honest now that I am really
Speaker 1: through and through a Floridian at this point. And that
Speaker 1: may sound strange to people.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Remember I lived in I was born and raised in
Speaker 1: Long Island. I lived in Rhode Island five years, California
Speaker 1: five years. I was a radio nomad Huntsville, Alabama, Atlanta, Georgia,
Speaker 1: back to New York when I started at Fox when
Speaker 1: they went on the air, and I've been down here
Speaker 1: in my third year and I like it here the best.
Speaker 1: I did like my place in Long Island. But you know,
Speaker 1: I had to sell everything, get rid of every association
Speaker 1: with New York because they I talked to a guy.
Speaker 1: He's been audited for ten years by New York tax
Speaker 1: officials that harass him. And if this happens, I'm making
Speaker 1: this the biggest public issue ever because I am gone.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And by the way, as far as I'm concerned, once
Speaker 2: you leave a state, that's it. That state he left
Speaker 2: has no this is coming out well it should be. Now.
Speaker 1: Some people try to thwart the rules, and they don't
Speaker 1: do it the right way. But I hired an army
Speaker 1: of accountants and lawyers and this is all they do.
Speaker 1: And if the amount of money I had to spend
Speaker 1: to leave and leave cleanly is you wouldn't believe it.
Speaker 1: It's insane, of course.
Speaker 2: And the point and also because the one I wanted
Speaker 2: to each out was because of the problem I would
Speaker 2: say with New York City, New York State and other
Speaker 2: states like Illinois are the big cities. New York State,
Speaker 2: New York City is the real problem when you think
Speaker 2: about it. I mean, let's put it this way.
Speaker 1: Look, Nassau County also has high taxes. Now, Bruce Blakeman's
Speaker 1: done a lot to improve it, but it's not Florida.
Speaker 1: I mean, let me give you an example. I mean,
Speaker 1: Florida has some of the lowest gas taxes. They have
Speaker 1: zero income taxes, they have zero estate taxes. You know,
Speaker 1: New York State has ten percent of state tax After
Speaker 1: you paid money, they get another bite of the apple.
Speaker 1: You have to pay to die. Nassau County, where I lived,
Speaker 1: the second highest property tax county in the country outside
Speaker 1: of Westchester, which is also a nice area. If you
Speaker 1: look at the map of New York, it's mostly red.
Speaker 1: My biggest problem became it was untenable for me. Like
Speaker 1: Fox has bureaus all over the country, it just became
Speaker 1: untenable for me to be in New York City. I mean,
Speaker 1: I needed a security guard to go to a restaurant.
Speaker 1: I don't want to live my life that way.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 2: Never, But if they did this, this is just I
Speaker 2: mean me, I'm thinking hypothetically. But if they made New
Speaker 2: York City its own state, Long Island it's own state,
Speaker 2: and the rest of it may be upstate New York, Hall, Look,
Speaker 2: New Amsterdam, New Albany, whatever, and then you go up
Speaker 2: for other states like Illinois. If they split off Chicago,
Speaker 2: made that its own state and let the rest of
Speaker 2: Illinois alone. Maybe maybe with a problem in Minneapolis, with
Speaker 2: Minnesota at the twin city is there where its own state.
Speaker 2: I'm just thinking outside the box there. But then you
Speaker 2: go out west with the coast.
Speaker 1: Listen, I'm all in favor of California secid, Yes, Ventura,
Speaker 1: Wan's Minnesota to secede.
Speaker 2: I mean splitting up like other words, Eastern California. There's
Speaker 2: a representative out their named James Gallagher.
Speaker 1: I could see this happening. I mean, we're gonna have reapportionment.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have a new census. New York, New Jersey, Illinois, California,
Speaker 1: they're all losing massive amounts of congressional seats. It's going
Speaker 1: to reconfigure the map because of mass migration out of
Speaker 1: these places and the policies have pushed people away. It's
Speaker 1: very interesting. When I did run into Chuck Schumer. I
Speaker 1: was in New York like two days last year. That
Speaker 1: was it, you know, to visit my sister and my family,
Speaker 1: and otherwise I don't go there. I mean, this is
Speaker 1: this idea that you spend half a year in a
Speaker 1: day in Florida and you're considered a resident is a joke.
Speaker 1: It's not even close. I know people that have been audited.
Speaker 1: Where is your heart off, you still own property there,
Speaker 1: if you're a member of clubs there. I mean, they
Speaker 1: got this whole checklist that is insane that you know
Speaker 1: that they used to go after you. And I am
Speaker 1: just telling you have to make a clean break if
Speaker 1: you want to do it. There are more New New
Speaker 1: York tax agents in my free state of Florida than
Speaker 1: in New York because they don't like they chase everyone away.
Speaker 1: Now I run into Chuck Schumer. I said, who's your
Speaker 1: favorite cable news host. He looks up and he goes, oh, no,
Speaker 1: not you. It was funny, and you know, we're sitting there,
Speaker 1: we're talking, and I said, I bet you you should
Speaker 1: be happy I don't live here anymore. He goes, actually,
Speaker 1: I'm not. And I think it was since here then
Speaker 1: I interviewed Comrade Deblasio and he's like, you need to
Speaker 1: come back to New York. We want you back in
Speaker 1: New York. And I'm like, oh, they don't like it.
Speaker 1: They want the money, but they don't. But the people
Speaker 1: don't like conservatives. They just don't. In Florida, honestly, the
Speaker 1: people are salt of the earth. South Carolina salt of
Speaker 1: the Earth. North Carolina salt of the Earth, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee,
Speaker 1: you name it. I don't have the same issues that
Speaker 1: I had in New York City. Now, you're right, it
Speaker 1: was better for me in Nasau Nasau County. But it's
Speaker 1: still you know, pretty You still have state taxes, you
Speaker 1: still have a lot of regulation, and I don't really
Speaker 1: like cold weather, to be honest.
Speaker 2: But here that's another point too. A lot of people
Speaker 2: run those states are from the big cities, like Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 2: even Andrew Cuomo, Mario Cuoma, who is a live I mean,
Speaker 2: they're all out west. You had Kamala Harris, she's from
Speaker 2: the Bay Area, you had you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It's just they're not even from the people in the
Speaker 2: rural areas have no representation and they have to. I mean,
Speaker 2: they're dominated by the people in the bigger cities. Like
Speaker 2: in my case now I live suburban about ten miles
Speaker 2: outside of Philadelphia, which isn't too bad. It could be worse.
Speaker 2: I think Camden, New Jersey, is the problem here at Successpool.
Speaker 2: But if you go up north, you're near Newark, you
Speaker 2: near a lot of those metro areas outside New York
Speaker 2: City that those are the real problems are a lot
Speaker 2: of the people who run for governor whatever are from
Speaker 2: those portions, and I feel like we have no representation.
Speaker 2: You get further to the south, it's a little better.
Speaker 2: If you go to the north northern part of the state,
Speaker 2: it's not too bad, But I mean, it's just you
Speaker 2: can't seem to get That's what I'm saying if you
Speaker 2: I'm not saying every state has to do this.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 2: Virginia split up years ago with West Virginia and so on.
Speaker 2: But that's just something I was thinking about. And by
Speaker 2: the way, they ought to bring and that's I don't
Speaker 2: want to bring it up too long. I never hear
Speaker 2: anyone talk about maybe a bounce budget amendment, a line
Speaker 2: item VITA or anything like that.
Speaker 1: Look, I'm only going to tell you this so you
Speaker 1: you really understand it. And I mentioned it earlier. There's
Speaker 1: an article out today California has this referendum that's coming
Speaker 1: out and it's going to retroactively if it's passed from
Speaker 1: till January. Is going to put a wealth tax on billionaires.
Speaker 1: They're all leaving. And there was an article in the
Speaker 1: New York Post today and it quotes Citadel founder Ken Griffin.
Speaker 1: He's moved his entire operation down here. He's a multi
Speaker 1: multi billionaire, Steve Ross, multi multi billionaire, and they're encouraging
Speaker 1: businesses and CEOs to relocate to my state, Florida. And quote,
Speaker 1: the only place a CEO and founder can can scale
Speaker 1: from ten employees to ten thousand will be in South Florida,
Speaker 1: said Steve Ross. He's not wrong, and it's already happening.
Speaker 1: I see it happening, and I'm just telling people there
Speaker 1: is a better way, a better life. And I know
Speaker 1: for a lot of people change as hard. It's not
Speaker 1: for me. I've done it my whole life. But I'm
Speaker 1: just telling you it's.
Speaker 2: I just like it.
Speaker 1: Look, there's a reason I've had property down here for
Speaker 1: thirty years. It's not like Florida is new to me.
Speaker 1: That's my vacation point. But I'm going to roll along.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you being with us eight hundred and nine
Speaker 1: four one, Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. Right back to our busy phones. Wayne
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania, Hey Wayne, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 7: Sir?
Speaker 9: Hey Sean, thanks for taking my call. Originally from I
Speaker 9: would tell Phil move, I'd like to talk about Don Lemon.
Speaker 1: By the way, in Pennsylvania, it's okay. Linda lives in
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania and it's just getting worse.
Speaker 9: It depends on where you live in Pennsylvania. I'm in
Speaker 9: Central PA and it's great out here. So Sean, don
Speaker 9: Lemon said he was a Christian. Now, if he is
Speaker 9: a Christian, why does he barge into that church? He
Speaker 9: wasn't that parking lot. He was definitely in on it
Speaker 9: when he rolled up to the church. He was outside
Speaker 9: with his crew. He could have waited until the congregation
Speaker 9: got out of their services, but no, he went in there.
Speaker 9: What I'd like to ask you, Sean, is do we
Speaker 9: know if that was live or did they that later?
Speaker 9: And did they edit what we have seen?
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't think they thought there'd be any consequences. And
Speaker 1: the most incriminating evidence that will be if assuming that
Speaker 1: if this doesn't get negotiated out or a plea agreement
Speaker 1: doesn't get made, and I would expect Abby Lowell probably
Speaker 1: will go in that direction, and probably Don Lemon won't
Speaker 1: like the advice Abby gives him as my guest, but
Speaker 1: it would be in his best interest to listen to Abby,
Speaker 1: who I do have a lot of respect for, is
Speaker 1: that they just thought they could get away with it,
Speaker 1: and they just thought that this wouldn't apply to them.
Speaker 1: The Face Act I read it in the last half hours.
Speaker 1: It is clear, crystal clear what it is, what it says,
Speaker 1: and it's very obvious in these videos to me that
Speaker 1: he was a part of this group that was obstructing
Speaker 1: the worship service. But you know, let the jury decide.
Speaker 1: It's not up for me to decide by videos. I
Speaker 1: don't like to rush the judgment. I don't even wish
Speaker 1: this on Donald. I have nothing against Don Lemon. He's
Speaker 1: allowed to be a liberal talk showist like he was
Speaker 1: on CNN. Stop calling yourself a journalist. That's my biggest
Speaker 1: issue with him. He's not a journalist anyway. I appreciate
Speaker 1: the call, my friend. Thank you. Eight hundred and nine
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