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Speaker 6: us now. Former Speaker of the House, author of the
Speaker 6: New York Times bestseller Trump's Triumph, America's greatest comeback is
Speaker 6: with us, mister speaker, great to have you back. You know,
Speaker 6: I'll quote golfer Phil Mickelson, who was condemning Congresswoman Omar
Speaker 6: for her despicable comments that she made. You know, Kirk
Speaker 6: was doctor Frankenstein and his monster, you know, shot him
Speaker 6: through the neck, and you know he's represent a reprehensible,
Speaker 6: hateful man. And I can go to AOC and Jasmine Crockett,
Speaker 6: I went through all of it in the last hour
Speaker 6: and then goes on msdn C, you know, and how
Speaker 6: are you how are you holding up?
Speaker 5: Congresswoman Omar.
Speaker 6: But then you listen to Phil Mickelson and he was
Speaker 6: absolutely right in saying that, you know, this is like
Speaker 6: you get the best out of humanity and the worst
Speaker 6: out of humanity at the same time. We've seen this
Speaker 6: movie unfortunately before. I just wanted to get your thoughts.
Speaker 6: On the other hand, you got Erica Kirk, you know,
Speaker 6: saying our Savior said, forgive them, Father, for they know
Speaker 6: not what they do. I forgive him. I forgive him
Speaker 6: because it was what Christ did and what Charlie would
Speaker 6: do compare that for me.
Speaker 2: The first of all, we are in the early stages
Speaker 2: of a cultural civil war, which is very real, and
Speaker 2: I think that that's hard for people to grasp. But
Speaker 2: the people on the other side are totally sincere. We
Speaker 2: may think that they're crazy, we may think that they
Speaker 2: make no sense, but they inside their worldview, they're faced
Speaker 2: with annihilation because the American people and President Trump have
Speaker 2: come together to fundamentally go back to classic American values
Speaker 2: and classic American rules. I mean things as simple as
Speaker 2: not allowing boys in girls' bathrooms, which you know nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty would have been obvious, but for a brief period,
Speaker 2: particularly under Obama and Biden, it suddenly became something where
Speaker 2: the state was going to impose on us a radically
Speaker 2: different set of values, something as simple as basic patriotism.
Speaker 2: You think that America matters? Does English matter as a language?
Speaker 2: Should we have a border that works? On all of
Speaker 2: these things? The gap between the big government socialists left
Speaker 2: with its weird values and the rest of the country
Speaker 2: is enormous, and based on our America's New Majority Project pulling,
Speaker 2: we guessed that somewhere between fifteen and twenty percent of
Speaker 2: the American people side with the big government socialists and
Speaker 2: their weird values, and the rest of the country clearly
Speaker 2: opposes them. And so what you're going to see is
Speaker 2: more and more, I think, the fervor and fanaticism as
Speaker 2: they literally see all the things that they want to
Speaker 2: happen disappear, as the American people sort of return to
Speaker 2: a core belief in the constitution, in the work ethic,
Speaker 2: and the right to rise based on meritocracy, and a
Speaker 2: whole range of things, all of which are direct threats
Speaker 2: to the people on the left who are speaking in
Speaker 2: such harsh language.
Speaker 6: Let me just lay out some of it for you
Speaker 6: and juxtapose this to what Erica Kirk said and what
Speaker 6: so many eloquent speakers said, yesterda this memorial service, and
Speaker 6: you know, a group of people outside the memorial service,
Speaker 6: you know, was signed being held by somebody. And I
Speaker 6: don't know what would compel somebody to do this. You know,
Speaker 6: rot in hell, bad things happen to bad people. You
Speaker 6: have a prominent congresswoman part of the squad, which is
Speaker 6: one of the leading voices of the Democratic Party in
Speaker 6: light of the assassination, calling Charlie Kirk doctor Frankenstein, and
Speaker 6: a reprehensible, hateful man, then lying saying he didn't believe
Speaker 6: we should have equal access to anything. I just didn't
Speaker 6: believe I could. He didn't think I could be smart enough,
Speaker 6: I could have thoughts, that I could have thoughts that
Speaker 6: would be equal to that of a of a white man.
Speaker 6: Even Joe Manchin, you know, stunned saying the Democratic Party
Speaker 6: is getting worse, not getting any better. I think that's
Speaker 6: one of the reasons he left the US Senate and
Speaker 6: why so many people he pointed out, oh, leaving the
Speaker 6: Democratic Party. I don't know what to make of it,
Speaker 6: to be honest, I mean, it's like it's beyond shocking.
Speaker 2: Well, specifically, what I said is my premise, which is
Speaker 2: that this is all real. That from their side, they
Speaker 2: feel desperate, that they are being driven to more and
Speaker 2: more radical and hostile views out of desperation, not because
Speaker 2: they feel confident, but because in fact, they are terrified
Speaker 2: by what they're seeing happen. And what's happening is as
Speaker 2: the country continues to move away from them, as people
Speaker 2: increasingly see them as weird, unacceptable, alien to the American tradition,
Speaker 2: They're going to become more desperate. They're not going to
Speaker 2: become easier to deal with.
Speaker 6: And are you saying and I hate to even ask
Speaker 6: this question, but there were two would be assassins against
Speaker 6: Donald Trump. They assassinated Charlie Kirk. We saw the violence
Speaker 6: in the Summer of Love in twenty twenty, dozens of
Speaker 6: dead Americans, thousands of injured police, billions of property damage.
Speaker 6: But quote the media and the Democrats said it was
Speaker 6: mostly peaceful. I mean, are you telling us that this
Speaker 6: is now just going to be part of American culture
Speaker 6: and American life and that they're going to just keep
Speaker 6: doing this and get away with us.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think they're going to get away with it.
Speaker 2: You'll notice the assassin is going to be tried and
Speaker 2: either get the death penalty or prior to get life
Speaker 2: without parole to you know, we're going to go after people.
Speaker 2: Antifa now is about to be declared a terrorist organization
Speaker 2: and the people who donated to it will face consequences,
Speaker 2: I think, which almost certainly will include George Soros and
Speaker 2: his people. And I think you're going to see the country,
Speaker 2: in an organized way, become much more militant and much
Speaker 2: more aggressive about being against anti violence against those who
Speaker 2: would advocate violence and against those who would create the
Speaker 2: kind of hysterical hatred of the russo US. I mean,
Speaker 2: you look at what some of these people say, and
Speaker 2: you're exactly right. You look at school teachers who have
Speaker 2: been said, you know that they're glad that Charlie Kirk
Speaker 2: was dead. Well, that's totally unacceptable, and I suspect you're
Speaker 2: going to find a lot of people getting fired for
Speaker 2: saying things like that. But I do think you shouldn't underestimate,
Speaker 2: from the standpoint of somebody who is believes in transgenderism
Speaker 2: or somebody who believes passionately that there should be no borders,
Speaker 2: that the US is a bad country. Number the left
Speaker 2: has for fifty years now painted this picture of a
Speaker 2: bad America. Well, the folks who believe that are now
Speaker 2: very frightened that they're about to be dumb and dominated
Speaker 2: by margins so big that they have no hope of
Speaker 2: winning by that very what they would have thought called
Speaker 2: bad America, Well, you and I would call the United
Speaker 2: States of America the American Dream, the American Constitution. So
Speaker 2: we're going to celebrate a two hundred and fiftieth anniversary
Speaker 2: next year of the launching of the decoration of Pendice.
Speaker 2: People on the left will not celebrate because they will think,
Speaker 2: you know, this is the beginning of a terrible country.
Speaker 2: And you see that when you deal with the hard left,
Speaker 2: it's amazing that they left really in an alternative universe.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm looking at it.
Speaker 6: You know, I've tried to actually engage Governor Gavin Newsom
Speaker 6: and say when is enough going to be enough here?
Speaker 6: And you know, after a fairly reasonable text exchange which
Speaker 6: I won't disclose, you know, I thought I had made progress.
Speaker 6: The next thing I see is on ex post, DHS
Speaker 6: Secretary Christy Noman is going to have a really bad day.
Speaker 6: And then he he signs a bill no more masked
Speaker 6: ice in Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, I mean to me, that is that is
Speaker 6: very dangerous.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: And now it's even been referred to a US attorney
Speaker 6: regarding this.
Speaker 5: I mean, what is he thinking?
Speaker 6: Why would you say that about the Department of Homeland
Speaker 6: Security Secretary. We have a supremacy clause. He knows what
Speaker 6: the law of the land is, you know, But why
Speaker 6: would why are people going to that extreme? I mean,
Speaker 6: is it to get a nomination?
Speaker 5: Is it? What is the motivation behind it?
Speaker 2: Look, there's there's a block of people on the left
Speaker 2: who favor the criminal over the police. They favor the
Speaker 2: illegal immigrant over ice. We keep you know, Frank Paroso
Speaker 2: once gave a speech trying to explain Nazi Germany. Instead,
Speaker 2: if you're standing next to a rattlesnake, you don't have
Speaker 2: to wait until it strikes to decide that it's dangerous.
Speaker 2: And I think we have we we because we believe
Speaker 2: in a free society, because we believe in living with
Speaker 2: our neighbors. It's very hard for most everyday normal people
Speaker 2: to understand that they may have neighbors who have a deep,
Speaker 2: vicious hostility towards them. And yet we know we've now
Speaker 2: seen example after example of people on the left, whether
Speaker 2: it is, you know, shooting the Republican majority leader at
Speaker 2: a baseball field, or it is trying to assassinate a
Speaker 2: Supreme Court justice. I mean, there's incident after incident after
Speaker 2: incident now, and of course there was the whole glorification
Speaker 2: of violence in the summer of twenty twenty, when people
Speaker 2: on the left thought it was wonderful to burn down buildings,
Speaker 2: including police stations, to generally cause chaos. You'll notice, by
Speaker 2: the way radical difference on the two sides. When Charlie
Speaker 2: Kirk gets killed, you don't see riots by the Conservatives.
Speaker 2: You don't see conservatives out burning down buildings. There's deep anger,
Speaker 2: there's a deep sense that something's terribly wrong, but we
Speaker 2: in fact are trying to use the rule of law
Speaker 2: to straighten the country, which is why I thought President
Speaker 2: Trump's designation of Antifa as a terrorist group was a
Speaker 2: very important signal about where this is going to go.
Speaker 2: We are going to, in fact have a reckoning with
Speaker 2: all these various elements who've been trying to destroy America.
Speaker 6: All right, quick break, welcome back. More with former Speaker
Speaker 6: of the House, New Kingrids than your calls are straight
Speaker 6: ahead eight hundred and nine four one, Sean. If you
Speaker 6: want to be a part of the program this Monday,
Speaker 6: Terry is in HI. How are you glad you called?
Speaker 2: Sean?
Speaker 4: It's a great honor to UH to to talk to you.
Speaker 4: I just want to comment on I watched the uh
Speaker 4: memorial yesterday and very heartfelt. I didn't know Charlie. I
Speaker 4: only followed him for about the last four and a
Speaker 4: half years on social media and loved his content, just
Speaker 4: love what he was doing for this country and for
Speaker 4: the for the youth, and now, you know, it's it's
Speaker 4: hard to just imagine that all I can do now
Speaker 4: is to watch repeats of Charlie Kirk. I won't be
Speaker 4: able to see the new content, the new and the
Speaker 4: new uh you know videos, and for him moving forward
Speaker 4: with the young college kids. So so for me one
Speaker 4: out of millions, it's hurt it's hurtful. Even my son
Speaker 4: said the same same thing. He said he wished he
Speaker 4: could unsee the video. And I think millions of people
Speaker 4: are feeling the same way.
Speaker 6: A lot of people feel that way about that video.
Speaker 6: A lot a lot of people have told me that.
Speaker 6: And then I have other friends that told me that
Speaker 6: they they that they won't look at a period end
Speaker 6: of sentence. And you know, because of what I do
Speaker 6: for a living, I feel like I feel obligated to
Speaker 6: look at it. And number one, but number two because
Speaker 6: I don't think you have to deal with the reality
Speaker 6: sometimes when when isis line people up on a beach
Speaker 6: and be ahead of them. Daniel Pearl, you know these
Speaker 6: the videos from October seventh, twenty twenty three. I wish
Speaker 6: more people in the media and the and the punditry world.
Speaker 6: And you know, these idiots on college campuses and in
Speaker 6: the halls of Congress that are anti Semitic. I wish
Speaker 6: they'd look at those videos that I've seen because of that.
Speaker 6: They it does change your heart and mind. But you're right,
Speaker 6: you don't ever get those images out of your head ever.
Speaker 7: It was yes, sir, for me, for me being from
Speaker 7: you know, Minnesota. Only did I only learn that only
Speaker 7: a few weeks two and a half, three weeks ago.
Speaker 7: You know that that Charlie was supposed to be speaking
Speaker 7: here today.
Speaker 4: Actually they're they're here.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 4: The turning point is at the University of Minnesota, and
Speaker 4: I and I was looking forward to going to that
Speaker 4: and and just I wanted to be a part of it.
Speaker 4: And and it's it's a real sombary moment, you know that.
Speaker 6: That Well, I'm going to tell you one thing that
Speaker 6: I am glad for my own personal self when, uh,
Speaker 6: when I saw Charlie at the White House, when I
Speaker 6: was doing my first interview with President Trump, when I
Speaker 6: got back in office, I met him at the gate
Speaker 6: and we talked for a while, and I got to
Speaker 6: say to my said, you know what, I really want
Speaker 6: to thank thank you for all that you did during
Speaker 6: this campaign and your ability to connect with young people
Speaker 6: and bring them out to the ballot box, because what
Speaker 6: he did was miraculous.
Speaker 5: It was spectacular.
Speaker 6: You know now that I as I look back in
Speaker 6: all the video, I wish I thanked them for one
Speaker 6: other thing. And the other thing is the message that
Speaker 6: he was delivering to young people that they don't hear
Speaker 6: on college campuses about going to church, believing in God,
Speaker 6: to be respectful men, be respectful to women, women, be
Speaker 6: respectful to men. I mean the message. They'd not hearing
Speaker 6: this in school. They're a little indoctrination centers, as we know.
Speaker 6: And more importantly, you know, the politics obviously was second
Speaker 6: to him, and that message is not being heard. Our
Speaker 6: children are not getting fed that message enough. He was
Speaker 6: very special in that way. The magnitude of as I've
Speaker 6: been saying saying, of this what has happened here moment,
Speaker 6: we cannot calculate right now. It's in calcula bull But
Speaker 6: in time we'll be able to measure it through the
Speaker 6: prism of history. That I promise you. Thank you, sir, Terry,
Speaker 6: appreciate the call. Greg in California, Greg, how are you
Speaker 6: the United Socialist Utopia, California.
Speaker 5: Thank you for checking in.
Speaker 8: Thanks Shan, good to talk to you today. Hey, I
Speaker 8: have a question that a comment about yesterday. My question is,
Speaker 8: with President Trump's near assassination in twenty four and then
Speaker 8: all the death threats that Charlie's received, why was there
Speaker 8: no drone surveillance up of the place? I mean, how
Speaker 8: difficult is that. It just seems like a big mistake
Speaker 8: on the power of security team.
Speaker 6: I'm going to give you the short answer of it.
Speaker 6: The short answer is the type of security that you're
Speaker 6: describing is extraordinarily expensive, and it is. But now moving forward,
Speaker 6: we have to think about security differently. Right is not
Speaker 6: a new phenomenon. Silencing conservative voices on campus are not
Speaker 6: a new phenomenon.
Speaker 8: Either, Right right and n one comment about yesterday is
Speaker 8: amortial service. I thought it was wonderful. I thought it
Speaker 8: was moving, and speakers were terrific. And I especially know
Speaker 8: it was doctor Ben Carson when he noted that Charlie
Speaker 8: was shot at twelve twenty four. And then if you
Speaker 8: go to John the book Gospel of John, chapter twelve
Speaker 8: or twenty four, it talks about if a grain of
Speaker 8: wheat falls to the ground and dies, it will produce
Speaker 8: much fruit. And I firmly believe that, you know, starting
Speaker 8: with the Asgary revival back in twenty three, that the
Speaker 8: Holy Spirit is really moving and and that Charlie Kirk
Speaker 8: to death is going to spark a incredible revival here.
Speaker 8: I mean, you consider that that YouTuber's reporting they've had
Speaker 8: seven million contacts for yesterday's Yesterday's Memorial service, seven million,
Speaker 8: and you look at the number of TPUSA chapters that
Speaker 8: are asking to rapplication or would be chapter saphifications. I mean,
Speaker 8: the Holy Spirit is moving, and I think Charlie will
Speaker 8: do more in death, unfortunately, I mean in a way
Speaker 8: because we love him alive, but then he did when
Speaker 8: he was living.
Speaker 5: Again.
Speaker 6: I don't think we can calculate the magnitude. He did
Speaker 6: so much good and he had so much to offer.
Speaker 6: And you know, at the end of the day, all
Speaker 6: of us, whether we want to accept this truth or
Speaker 6: reality or not, we're not on our time. We're on
Speaker 6: God's time and you know, for the time. That's why
Speaker 6: I think it's incredibly important that everybody make individual decisions.
Speaker 6: You know, tell the people in your life you love them.
Speaker 6: You know, every day matters. Every moment matters, and every
Speaker 6: moment that you have in your life, you know, live
Speaker 6: it the way that that you would want to be
Speaker 6: remembered by. And I think there's a there's a lot
Speaker 6: to learn, you know, in somebody's passing like this. I mean,
Speaker 6: I thought one of the more beautiful moments during Erica's
Speaker 6: speech yesterday was you know, she she she gave advice
Speaker 6: to young people about how to have a great marriage. Uh,
Speaker 6: we're not teaching our kids this, you know about sir,
Speaker 6: you know, Charlie would ask her every day, how can
Speaker 6: I better serve you? Charlie would leave a note you know,
Speaker 6: for his wife every day once a week.
Speaker 5: I mean things like that.
Speaker 6: There's there's all sorts of creative things that people can
Speaker 6: do to show the people in our lives that we
Speaker 6: love them and that we care about them and check
Speaker 6: in with them. And the idea that you know, there's
Speaker 6: always been this attitude. We've discussed it before a mentor
Speaker 6: of the head of the household. You know, how about
Speaker 6: the word jennal before men be a gentleman, and it
Speaker 6: doesn't mean you're Fred Flintstone or Bam or you know,
Speaker 6: Barney Rubble or bam, bam. It means that you're there
Speaker 6: to be the to serve your family, just like and
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Speaker 6: hundred ninety four one, Sean. If you want to be
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Speaker 5: How are you hey?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 9: And thank you so much for taking my call. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I've been I've binge watched that entire Charlie Kirk memorial
Speaker 9: and it was very impressive. All the speakers, Uh, you know,
Speaker 9: Charlie stood for faith, family, and freedom and that certainly
Speaker 9: was on display at that memorial service yesterday, and all
Speaker 9: the speakers, the crew from the turning point, the leaders,
Speaker 9: Larry On and Ben Carson, Stephen Miller, and Donald Trump,
Speaker 9: his son. It was just it was just very uplifting, sad,
Speaker 9: but uplifting. And of course Erica Kirk's sam, you know her, Uh,
Speaker 9: we're giving that horrible man who took her husband's life.
Speaker 9: I don't think there was a dry eye in the place,
Speaker 9: and certainly across the country. It was just an incredible memorial.
Speaker 9: And at the same time that that was going on,
Speaker 9: we're hearing from a jasmine crackpot, saying that that Charley
Speaker 9: Kirk was targeting people of color her lying her head
Speaker 9: off on CNN. So the saga continues. We still have
Speaker 9: a long ways to go. It's just amazing to me.
Speaker 5: We do have a long way to go.
Speaker 6: But you know what, there is there's an opportunity for reset.
Speaker 6: Every day is an opportunity to reset your life. Every
Speaker 6: day is an opportunity for you to get up and
Speaker 6: want to be a better person. And the path is
Speaker 6: out there, and I think faith for me is a big,
Speaker 6: big part of that path. And I think that I
Speaker 6: think it's critical and if you want to have you know,
Speaker 6: happiness and wellness, peace in this life, I think that
Speaker 6: really is the only path. That's my own personal view.
Speaker 6: And I thought people were so eloquent about it yesterday
Speaker 6: that it was very moving, very touching. It was a
Speaker 6: strong reminder and a moment, a reset moment for everybody
Speaker 6: and everybody's life, and I hope people take advantage of it.
Speaker 6: Don We appreciate you, man, God bless you. Eight hundred
Speaker 6: and nine to four one Shawn Z and Idaho, Hey Z,
Speaker 6: You're on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 10: Glad you called Hie Sean, it's nice to kind of
Speaker 10: meet you. Thanks for having me on.
Speaker 6: Well, it's great to have you. Thank you for checking in.
Speaker 6: What's on your mind.
Speaker 10: Erica's remarks were just so amazing. That is Charlie Kirk's wife, right,
Speaker 10: I just had a brain part.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, Erica good.
Speaker 10: I couldn't believe that, you know, even in this I mean,
Speaker 10: she has this worldwide platform available to her, and she's
Speaker 10: just such an amazing Christian example. And how she forgave,
Speaker 10: you know, forgave the shooter and just talked about how
Speaker 10: you know, we can't fight hate with hate. You know,
Speaker 10: that was that was really cool and I love that.
Speaker 10: Part of what made Charlie so awesome is that he
Speaker 10: would reach across, you know, dividing lines and say, you
Speaker 10: disagree with me, let's have a conversation. And I agree
Speaker 10: that this is a reset or a turning point in
Speaker 10: our country. And I hope that we can turn towards
Speaker 10: each other and not away from each other. And I
Speaker 10: think a huge, real, or a really huge and effective way,
Speaker 10: but a simple thing is to just change our vernacular
Speaker 10: towards each other.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 10: It's like there's so much they versus them. I mean,
Speaker 10: even like the left versus the right, and it's you know,
Speaker 10: so it's antagonistic in its very nature. And you know,
Speaker 10: I understand, like you know, in your position, and you know,
Speaker 10: and other radio shows and other conservative talk shows, it's like, well,
Speaker 10: how else do you identify, you know, people that I
Speaker 10: disagree with? And even though I think if the vernacular
Speaker 10: has changed, you know, quote unquote up high, it would
Speaker 10: trickle down and help us become you know, more unified
Speaker 10: lower if you will.
Speaker 6: But at least we've we've heard some of the worst vile, putred, despicable, disgusting,
Speaker 6: repulsive language from the left since you know, in the
Speaker 6: last twelve days. I don't know how you can change
Speaker 6: their hearts and minds. I don't I don't know what
Speaker 6: makes people that sick, to be honest with you, but
Speaker 6: as we've been playing and going over in the course
Speaker 6: of this program, I I don't know how you have
Speaker 6: a conversation with people that think that way. We can
Speaker 6: have political conversations all day, but if you know your
Speaker 6: your reaction is to show up at at a memorial,
Speaker 6: you know, with a sign that you're you're holding up
Speaker 6: that says, uh, you know rotten Hell. I mean, I
Speaker 6: don't know how you deal with people like that, or
Speaker 6: Congress Home and Omar or AOC or Jasmine Crockett or
Speaker 6: any of these people that have been making these vile comments.
Speaker 5: I really don't.
Speaker 6: I don't know where the conversation begins, because that's just
Speaker 6: basic human decency to me. I do have to run
Speaker 6: Zee love our friends in Idaho. God bless you. Appreciate
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Speaker 6: the program.