Speaker 1: Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 2: Hour two Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and nine to
Speaker 2: four one Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 2: of the program, we are awaiting. Donald Trump has signed
Speaker 2: his order to dismantle the Department of Education. He will
Speaker 2: be addressed in the nation at some point in this hour.
Speaker 2: We expect it any minute to be very frank, and
Speaker 2: when that happens, we will bring that to you live.
Speaker 2: I did spend an awful lot of time talking about
Speaker 2: why this needs to occur. We spend so much money
Speaker 2: on education with spectacular failure. I'll move on to some
Speaker 2: other news. In the interor, Melon Musk is saying that
Speaker 2: he believes that organized democratic groups are financing these Tesla
Speaker 2: takedown protests and some of the most prominent fundraising groups
Speaker 2: and anyways at an investigation that they have found the
Speaker 2: people responsible and he is acting accordingly. It's not clear
Speaker 2: what investigation Musk is were referring to a March tenth
Speaker 2: CBS news report on one of the donors mentioned in
Speaker 2: Musk's post to night an involvement in this, but we'll
Speaker 2: find out in time. Eight Republican representatives have written a
Speaker 2: letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Cash
Speaker 2: Mattel requesting an investigation into any relationship with any of
Speaker 2: these radical leftist groups and the anti Musk protests. And
Speaker 2: in a major comeback, by the way, Elon Musk's X
Speaker 2: has now regained it's forty four billion dollar value. You know,
Speaker 2: Musk reportedly regained forty four billion dollar valuation, the same
Speaker 2: price the world's richest person paid to buy the social
Speaker 2: media site, which is pretty interesting. It's amazing how people
Speaker 2: want him to fail. It is amazing. The silence of
Speaker 2: the left is deafening. Senator Marshall Blackburn is ripping Democrats
Speaker 2: for their silence. Appearing on Fox Business earlier yesterday, he
Speaker 2: slammed the Democratic Party their lack of response. I find
Speaker 2: it so interesting Democrats here in the Washington, DC area
Speaker 2: have absolutely nothing to say about the people that are
Speaker 2: showing up burning these dealerships, burning these cars, smashing their windows,
Speaker 2: firing bullets into it. I'll add lighting cars on fire.
Speaker 2: They're also lighting charging stations on fire. All of this
Speaker 2: to cause violence, disruption, destruction of property. If it was
Speaker 2: parents at a school board meeting or people praying outside
Speaker 2: of an abortion clinic, the Biden, DOJ would classify them
Speaker 2: as domestic terrorists.
Speaker 1: What we are witnessing is domestic terrorism. He goes on.
Speaker 2: What you're seeing from the Democrats is complete silence. It's
Speaker 2: like crickets. It's really sad because this is full on
Speaker 2: domestic terrorism. And it's one of the reasons why we
Speaker 2: have a Tesla contest. And again I'll remind you every
Speaker 2: day you're going to have an opportunity. Every day you
Speaker 2: get one chance to win. Now through April the eleventh,
Speaker 2: you have a chance to win a Tesla, the Tesla
Speaker 2: of your choice.
Speaker 1: You just listen.
Speaker 2: Every day I'm giving out the word of the day.
Speaker 2: You simply go to Hannity dot com. You'll see a
Speaker 2: Tesla on the contest page. You click on it, it'll
Speaker 2: take you to the entrance page. You put in the
Speaker 2: word of the day. Today's word is freedom, and you
Speaker 2: can enter to win once a day, and then we
Speaker 2: will announce the winner shortly after the contest is over.
Speaker 2: What I worry the most about are the people that
Speaker 2: work for Tesla because if this continues and they're successful
Speaker 2: and terrorizing this company after the dosing that took place,
Speaker 2: and you know you've got this website with a molotov
Speaker 2: cocktail cursor that is trying to identify where every Tesla
Speaker 2: owner lives, and it means as a means of intimidating them.
Speaker 2: But so domestic terrorism is now hitting Tesla drivers and
Speaker 2: dealers and charging stations, as you know. And what has
Speaker 2: he done for this, nothing, Pam Bondi says. We have
Speaker 2: charged multiple people. He said to get ready, more are coming,
Speaker 2: and one in Oregon facing five to twenty years in prison.
Speaker 2: We have filed in Colorado, we have filed in South Carolina.
Speaker 2: The funding is one thing that we're looking at. I'm
Speaker 2: personally in a meeting about it this morning, and we're
Speaker 2: coming after you. We believe these are organized These are
Speaker 2: not individuals out there throughout the country doing this on
Speaker 2: their own. They are targeting Tesla owners, they are targeting
Speaker 2: Tesla dealerships. They're targeting Elon Musk, who's out there trying
Speaker 2: to save our country. It will not be tolerated. We
Speaker 2: are coming after you. We will find you. And if
Speaker 2: you are an organized group who's funding this, we're going
Speaker 2: to find you. Two you better look out or you
Speaker 2: better stop it. And this domestic terrorism is hitting all
Speaker 2: these people. But I worry you now about people's lives.
Speaker 2: You work at a Tesla dealership. How many of these
Speaker 2: dealerships now have been firebombed? How many of these dealerships
Speaker 2: now have had bullets fired through their windows? And the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party, for the most part, they just remained silent.
Speaker 2: How do you remain silent in a moment like this?
Speaker 2: How is it possible? How is that possible? Police arrest
Speaker 2: a suspect in a viral video of Tesla vandalism. San
Speaker 2: Jose police arrested a man suspected of king a white
Speaker 2: Tesla vehicle and a Costco parking lot, an incident that
Speaker 2: was captured on video went viral on the internet. The
Speaker 2: alleged vandal was charged with felony over the incident. Good,
Speaker 2: I mean, because you're all part of this effort. By
Speaker 2: the way, a top Senate Democrat is hinting that it
Speaker 2: is time for Chuck Schumer to retire. Let me just say,
Speaker 2: it's important for people to know when it's time to go.
Speaker 2: Senator Mike Bennett Colorado went further than any of his
Speaker 2: Democratic colleagues as it relates to Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 1: What did I say? I said?
Speaker 2: Chuck stays seemed to be numbered. Pretty unbelievable by the
Speaker 2: way untold story that Taliban has released an American. George
Speaker 2: Glesman is his name, ending his two year detainment, giving
Speaker 2: President Trump another diplomatic victory. The Taliban agreed to send
Speaker 2: him back to the US in exchange for improved relations
Speaker 2: with DC for owing its previous demand that America hand
Speaker 2: over imprisoned Taliban members. In a statement, Secretary of State
Speaker 2: Mark Arrubio said George's release is a positive, constructive step.
Speaker 2: It's a reminder that Americans will that are still detained
Speaker 2: in Afghanistan, he said. The President said he will continue
Speaker 2: his tireless work to free all Americans unjustly detained around
Speaker 2: the world. A lawyer for the Glesmond family praised President
Speaker 2: Trump in his efforts to bring George home after eight
Speaker 2: hundred in thirty six days. He directly credited the President,
Speaker 2: Marco Rubio, Adam Boehler, National Security advisor Mike Waltz. George's
Speaker 2: release was achieved based on the unique skill dedication of
Speaker 2: these people. I mean, it's amazing the number of people
Speaker 2: around the world that are being held hostage that we
Speaker 2: know nothing about. Bernie Sanders is urging progressives to abandon
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party anyway, he said, why don't you just
Speaker 2: shed the Democratic label and run as an independent the
Speaker 2: way he does. Okay, so you're are still going to
Speaker 2: be a Democrat. Jill Caucus is a Democrat like Bernie does,
Speaker 2: but you'll vote Democratic.
Speaker 1: That's a nice little trick.
Speaker 2: Let's say you're an independent and then vote for Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer as your leader.
Speaker 1: A lot of good that's gonna do. You know?
Speaker 2: This kind of fits in with the attacks on Tesla
Speaker 2: and I hope the radical left watch what just happened
Speaker 2: to Green's Peace after their supporters were caught domaging a
Speaker 2: pipeline in North Dakota because a jury on Wednesday ordered
Speaker 2: environmental campaign that group, Greenspiece, to pay more than six
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty million dollars in damages to a Texas
Speaker 2: based oil company, Energy Transfer, the developer of the Dakota
Speaker 2: Access Pipeline. Nine person jury reached the verdict after roughly
Speaker 2: two days of deliberations. The outcome found Green Peace liable
Speaker 2: for hundreds of millions of dollars over actions taken to
Speaker 2: prevent the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline nearly a
Speaker 2: decade ago. It marks an extraordinarily an extraordinary legal blow
Speaker 2: for Greenspeach, which had previously warned that it could be
Speaker 2: forced into bankruptcy because of the case. The environmental advocacy
Speaker 2: groups said they intend to appeal to the verdict. I don't
Speaker 2: think they're going to win this. They either did it
Speaker 2: or they didn't do it. As of now they've found
Speaker 2: liable for doing it. We'll get into this later in
Speaker 2: the program with the ag from South Carolina, but I
Speaker 2: think of it if we've been watching now and Miranda
Speaker 2: divines something that up well, Trump is fighting a cartel
Speaker 2: of vile, corrupt, far left judges trying to kill his
Speaker 2: campaign promises. And it just is these partisan judges understand
Speaker 2: what Democrats can't get done electorally, but they can't get
Speaker 2: done legislatively. What they can't get done by convincing you voters,
Speaker 2: how to you know that their ideas are superior. They
Speaker 2: do their little judge shopping game and they go to
Speaker 2: these local, you know, activist judges, and we're finding out
Speaker 2: more and more of them are democratic donors or democratic activists,
Speaker 2: and at the local level where they should have no
Speaker 2: say in terms of what a president of the United
Speaker 2: States does or his constitutional authority. They are stopping the
Speaker 2: President's agenda in its tracks. And then you know, now
Speaker 2: we have to spend a fortune and go to court
Speaker 2: and have endless court battles. Now, there have been a
Speaker 2: number of US Governor Ron de Santis, I think summed
Speaker 2: it up best when he wrote on X yesterday that
Speaker 2: Congress has the authority to strip jurisdiction of the federal
Speaker 2: courts to decide these cases in the first place. In
Speaker 2: other words, the sabotaging of President Trump's agenda by resistance
Speaker 2: judges was predictable. Why are there no jurisdictions stripping bills
Speaker 2: teed up at the onset of this Congress? And he's right,
Speaker 2: that is probably the best, quickest, most effective solution.
Speaker 1: You got.
Speaker 2: The judge that blocked the key Trump executive order has
Speaker 2: a history of left wing activism. This is the judge
Speaker 2: that is trying to stop President Trump implementing an executive
Speaker 2: order banning transgender troops. You have a Biden appointed judge
Speaker 2: blocking blocking this. In this particular case, Trump's attorney general
Speaker 2: claims the judge has no right to question the DOJ's
Speaker 2: deportation flights. Well, we have a Supreme Court decision on
Speaker 2: that very issue that was handed down in nineteen forty eight,
Speaker 2: and that decision went even further by saying that not
Speaker 2: only does the president have the authority and four presidents
Speaker 2: prior to Trump have done this, but there is once
Speaker 2: the president makes that determination, there is no judicial review
Speaker 2: for foreign nationals, none at all, whatsoever. Another federal judge
Speaker 2: temporarily blocking the Trump administration from reclaiming billion dollar dollar
Speaker 2: climate grants. I mean, if you look at it, you
Speaker 2: have a list of Obama Biden judges working to sabotage
Speaker 2: Trump's agenda. A Biden appointed judge, you know, blocking the Pentagon.
Speaker 2: That's just the latest example on the issue of immigration.
Speaker 2: New York State's highest court is ruled against New York
Speaker 2: City's plan to allow non citizens to vote. Can you
Speaker 2: even believe we're debating that in America? But we are
Speaker 2: a six to one ruling. New York Court of Appeals
Speaker 2: sided with Republicans that challenge the law, arguing that a
Speaker 2: clause in the constitutions is that every citizen shall be
Speaker 2: entitled to vote. It refers only to US citizens. Out
Speaker 2: in California, after spending billions and billions and billions of
Speaker 2: dollars on health care for illegals with medical Well, now
Speaker 2: the governor still doesn't have enough money. I think what
Speaker 2: was the number, ninety five billion dollars, an insane amount
Speaker 2: of money. Now the governor is asking state lawmakers to
Speaker 2: provide a two point eight billion dollar loan to cover
Speaker 2: expenses for medical and the request was in addition to
Speaker 2: the three point four billion dollar loan that Newsom borrowed
Speaker 2: from the state earlier in March in order to make
Speaker 2: payments for medical through the end of the month, totaling
Speaker 2: six point two billion.
Speaker 1: Maybe.
Speaker 2: And he says he won't end taxpayer backed health care
Speaker 2: for illegal immigrants and they remain a sanctuary state.
Speaker 1: Tell me, oh that makes any sense my frustations.
Speaker 2: Along with Sean Hennity Show Network, President Trump has just
Speaker 2: stepped out and he is announcing the abolishment of the
Speaker 2: Department of Education. And we will carry this in full
Speaker 2: and we will continue through the break at the bottom
Speaker 2: of the hour, so you can make your preparations. Here's
Speaker 2: President Trump from the beginning.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Elida, And I'd like to start
Speaker 3: by saying that our country is doing very well. Things
Speaker 3: are as you can see doing quite well, please sit down.
Speaker 4: Before we begin.
Speaker 3: I just want to announce that I signed a proclamation
Speaker 3: a few moments ago honoring the two hundred and fiftieth
Speaker 3: anniversary of Patrick Henry's famous speech to the Second Virginia Convention,
Speaker 3: in which he declared very well known, very famous words,
Speaker 3: give me liberty or give me death.
Speaker 4: Has anyone heard the phrase? I think most of you have.
Speaker 3: And moments ago I also signed an executive order to
Speaker 3: dramatically increase production of critical minerals and rare earths.
Speaker 4: It's a big thing in this country.
Speaker 3: And as you know, we're also signing agreements in various
Speaker 3: locations to unlock rare earths and minerals and lots of
Speaker 3: other things all over the world, but in particular Ukraine.
Speaker 4: We're doing very well with regard to Ukraine and Russia.
Speaker 3: And one of the things we are doing is signing
Speaker 3: a deal very shortly with respect to rare earth with Ukraine,
Speaker 3: which they have tremendous value in rare earth, and we
Speaker 3: appreciate that. And we spoke yesterday with as you know,
Speaker 3: President Putin and President Zelenski, and we would love to
Speaker 3: see that come to an end. And I think we're
Speaker 3: doing pretty well in that regard, So hopefully you could
Speaker 3: save thousands of people a week from dying.
Speaker 4: That's what it's all about.
Speaker 3: They're dying so unnecessarily. And I believe we'll get it done.
Speaker 3: We'll see what happens, but I believe we'll get it done.
Speaker 3: Today we take a very historic action that was forty
Speaker 3: five years in the making. In a few moments, I
Speaker 3: will sign an executive order to begin eliminating the federal
Speaker 3: Department of Education once and for all. And it sounds strange,
Speaker 3: doesn't it. Department of Education. We're going to eliminate it.
Speaker 3: And everybody knows it's right, and the Democrats know it's right,
Speaker 3: and I hope they're going to be voting for it,
Speaker 3: because ultimately it may come before them, but everybody knows
Speaker 3: it's right.
Speaker 4: And we have to get our children educated.
Speaker 3: We're not doing well with the world of education in
Speaker 3: this country, and we haven't for a long time. And
Speaker 3: we're pleased to be joined today by the woman who
Speaker 3: I chose because she's an extraordinary person, and hopefully she
Speaker 3: will be our last Secretary of Education. Linda McMahon. Linda,
Speaker 3: thank you, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: That's another interesting statement.
Speaker 3: These are very It's an interesting opening, right, but it's true.
Speaker 4: And we people. It's been amazing how popular this has been.
Speaker 3: I tell people that this is what I'm doing today,
Speaker 3: and they say, oh, that's it's about time. Everybody says
Speaker 3: Republicans and Democrats have said it. They're all saying it
Speaker 3: also with us or some terrific people. Governors Greg Abbott, Greg,
Speaker 3: thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Governor Ronda Santis, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Ron, Mike Braun, congratulations on your victory.
Speaker 4: Mike, I was a big one.
Speaker 3: Mike Dwine, thank you very much, Mike Jeff Landry Jeff,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. Jack Billy, thank you. Governors all governors,
Speaker 3: Brad Little.
Speaker 4: Brad, thank you very much. Are you Brad high bred?
Speaker 4: Jim Piland, Thank you very much, Jim and Kim Reynolds.
Speaker 4: These are all.
Speaker 3: People very interested in education. And I even see Dan
Speaker 3: Patrick over there, my friend Dan Patrick. We're joined also
Speaker 3: by Representatives Tim Wahlberg and UH Virginia Fox, Rick Allen,
Speaker 3: Michael Rooley, and again Dan Patrick, thank you very much. Dan,
Speaker 3: You've been a great friend of ours. And State Attorneys
Speaker 3: General Ken Paxson. Can I see you there? Andrew Bailey
Speaker 3: Andrew what a job you've done. Andrew, you have some
Speaker 3: good cases going.
Speaker 4: You've done a great job. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: And co founder of Moms for Liberty, Tiffany Justice.
Speaker 4: He's been a hard worker. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Tiking.
Speaker 3: When President Carter created the Federal Education Department in nineteen
Speaker 3: seventy nine, it was opposed by members of his own cabinet,
Speaker 3: as well as the American Federation of Teachers, the New
Speaker 3: York Times editorial Board, and the famed Democrat Senator Daniel
Speaker 3: Patrick moynihan. History has proven them right, absolutely right. After
Speaker 3: forty five years, the United States spends more money on
Speaker 3: education by far than any other country, and spends likewise,
Speaker 3: by far more money per pupil than any country.
Speaker 4: And it's not even close.
Speaker 3: But yet we ranked near the bottom of the.
Speaker 4: List in terms of success.
Speaker 3: It's an amazing stat that's those are two stats.
Speaker 4: You don't want.
Speaker 3: The most money spent per pupil, and you're at the bottom.
Speaker 4: Of the list.
Speaker 3: And that's where we are, like it or not, and
Speaker 3: we've been there for a long time. Seventy percent of
Speaker 3: eighth graders are not pro efficient in either reading or
Speaker 3: in math. Seventy percent forty percent of fourth grade is
Speaker 3: lack even basic reading.
Speaker 4: Skills, can't read.
Speaker 3: Students in our public elementary and middle schools score worse
Speaker 3: in reading today than when the department opened. By a
Speaker 3: lot in Baltimore, forty percent of the high schools of
Speaker 3: zero students who can do basic mathematics, not even the
Speaker 3: very simplest of mathematics. I said, give me your definition
Speaker 3: of basic, and they're talking about like adding a few
Speaker 3: numbers together. Despite these breathtaking failures, the department's discretionary budget
Speaker 3: is exploded by six hundred percent in a very short
Speaker 3: period of time, and employees, bureaucrats, and buildings all over Washington,
Speaker 3: d C. And as a former real estate person, I
Speaker 3: will tell you I ride through the streets of Washington
Speaker 3: and it says Department of Education, Department of Education. I said,
Speaker 3: how do you fill those buildings? It's crazy what's happened
Speaker 3: over the years. On police report that after offering these
Speaker 3: federal employees two generous buy out options, and they were
Speaker 3: very generous.
Speaker 4: And they're good people, but they.
Speaker 3: Were very generous, my administration has initiated a reduction in
Speaker 3: force and we're already cutting numbers that were really surprising
Speaker 3: to a lot that we were able to do it
Speaker 3: so successfully, and we've cut the number of bureaucrats in
Speaker 3: half fifty percent of taking office, such as under the
Speaker 3: action I'm taking today, a small handful of Democrats and
Speaker 3: others that we have employed for a long time, and
Speaker 3: there are some Republicans, but not too many.
Speaker 4: I have to be honest with you.
Speaker 3: But the Department's useful functions and such as they're in
Speaker 3: charge of them. Pel grants Title I funding resources for
Speaker 3: children with this abilities and special needs will be preserved,
Speaker 3: fully preserved. They're all going to be so if you
Speaker 3: look at the pelgrims supposed to be a very good program.
Speaker 3: Title one funding and resources for children with special disabilities
Speaker 3: and special needs. They are going to be preserved and
Speaker 3: full and redistributed to various other agencies and departments that.
Speaker 4: Will take very good care of them.
Speaker 3: And it's very important to Linda, I know, and it's
Speaker 3: very important to all of us. But beyond these core necessities,
Speaker 3: my administration.
Speaker 4: Will take all lawful.
Speaker 3: Steps to shut down the department. We're going to shut
Speaker 3: it down and shut it down as quickly as possible.
Speaker 3: It's doing us no good. We want to return our
Speaker 3: students to the states where just some of the governors
Speaker 3: here are so happy about this. They want education to
Speaker 3: come back to them, to come back to the states, and.
Speaker 4: They're going to do a phenomenal job.
Speaker 3: You know, if you look Denmark, Norway, Sweden, I have
Speaker 3: to tell you credit, China is a top ten and
Speaker 3: so we can't now say that bigness is making it
Speaker 3: impossible to educate because China is very big. But you
Speaker 3: have countries that do a very good job in education.
Speaker 3: And I really believe, like some of the governors here
Speaker 3: today from states that run very very well, including a
Speaker 3: big state like Texas, but states that run very well
Speaker 3: are going to have education that will be as good
Speaker 3: as Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and those top Finland, those top
Speaker 3: countries that do so well with education.
Speaker 4: I think they'll do every bit as well. And what
Speaker 4: do you think about that, Governor, Do you agree? I
Speaker 4: think so, Ron, Do you.
Speaker 3: Agree, I think so, Florida, Iowa.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 3: I really believe that they'll be as good as any
Speaker 3: of them. And then you'll have some laggards and we'll
Speaker 3: work with them. And we can all tell you who
Speaker 3: the laggards will be. Right now, probably but let's not
Speaker 3: get into that. But we'll work with them. We're going
Speaker 3: to make them.
Speaker 4: They'll do a job.
Speaker 3: I think they'll do a job, and they'll go to
Speaker 3: sections of the state.
Speaker 4: For instance, in New York, you'll have a Manhattan and you'll.
Speaker 3: Have a Suffolk County, and you'll have Nassau County, and
Speaker 3: you have Westchester County.
Speaker 4: You'll do four or five or six of them.
Speaker 3: You have upstate New York and those counties I think
Speaker 3: are going to do very well. And I think ultimately
Speaker 3: Manhattan should do very well. But we'll break it down
Speaker 3: into sections and I think it'll be really really good,
Speaker 3: and they're going to be probably the tougher ones, but
Speaker 3: I think they have a chance to do really well.
Speaker 3: But we're going to be returning education very simply back
Speaker 3: to the states where it belongs.
Speaker 4: And this is a.
Speaker 3: Very popular thing to do, but much more importantly, it's
Speaker 3: a common sense thing to do, and it's going to work.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, it's going to work.
Speaker 3: And I can tell you from dealing with the governors
Speaker 3: and others in the state, they want it so badly.
Speaker 3: They want to take their children back and really teach
Speaker 3: their children individually. Probably the cost will be half and
Speaker 3: the education will be maybe many many times better. So
Speaker 3: we look forward to this. I want to just make
Speaker 3: one little personal statement.
Speaker 4: Teachers, to me.
Speaker 3: Are among the most important people in this country. And
Speaker 3: we're going to take care of our teachers. And I
Speaker 3: don't care if they're in the Union or not in
Speaker 3: the Union.
Speaker 4: That doesn't matter. But we're going to take care of
Speaker 4: our teachers. And I believe, I believe.
Speaker 3: The States will take actually better care.
Speaker 4: Of them than there than they are taken care of
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 3: They'll work all sorts of systems and even merit systems.
Speaker 4: Those great teachers are going to.
Speaker 3: Be maybe a little bit better rewarded, and maybe that's
Speaker 3: the way it should be, but the states are going
Speaker 3: to make that decision.
Speaker 4: But we're going to love and cherish our teachers.
Speaker 3: Along with our children, and they're going to work with
Speaker 3: the parents, and they're going to work with everybody else,
Speaker 3: and it's going to be an amazing thing to watch,
Speaker 3: and it's really going to be something special. And Linda,
Speaker 3: you're presiding over something that's so important and you're going
Speaker 3: to do a fantastic job, just like you have your
Speaker 3: whole life. I know, your whole life I've been watching you.
Speaker 3: I've been watching you for a long time. She's had
Speaker 3: nothing but success. So it's tremendous to have you. And
Speaker 3: hopefully you won't be there too long, but we're going
Speaker 3: to find something else for you, lind Okay, So this
Speaker 3: will conclude what.
Speaker 4: We are talking about with respect to our.
Speaker 3: Most cherished group of people, and that's our children. We
Speaker 3: want to have our children well educated. We want them
Speaker 3: to love going to school.
Speaker 4: We have examples of it.
Speaker 3: Look at those beautiful, bright eyed faces.
Speaker 4: Those they are so smart. They're so smart.
Speaker 3: And with that, I'm going to come down and we're
Speaker 3: going to sign a very important document and.
Speaker 4: We're going to be on our way.
Speaker 3: People have wanted to do this for many many years,
Speaker 3: for many many decades, and I don't know no president
Speaker 3: ever got around to doing it, but I'm getting around
Speaker 3: to doing it, So thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Now is walking over.
Speaker 2: There's a group of students, and he is about to
Speaker 2: sign what is the dismantling of the Department of Education,
Speaker 2: which is pretty amazing. He does speak, but he doesn't
Speaker 2: really have a microphone in front of him. But we'll
Speaker 2: see if we can listen in yeah, anyway, we'll get
Speaker 2: your calls in here. I know a lot of you
Speaker 2: want the Department of Education dismantled. Anyway, if you want
Speaker 2: to give us a call, we'll take calls now eight
Speaker 2: hundred and nine four one, Sean. If you want to
Speaker 2: be a part of the program, A reminder to please.
Speaker 2: I really do want everybody to get a chance to
Speaker 2: win our tesla. I really do. I don't know why
Speaker 2: I love giving away free stuff. We should, probably, Linda,
Speaker 2: why don't we do it more often? We should do
Speaker 2: this more often?
Speaker 1: Love to give?
Speaker 5: Do you want to start with me and just use
Speaker 5: me as an example? I am willing to you know,
Speaker 5: I'm willing.
Speaker 2: To do that tech I don't know technically if you're
Speaker 2: allowed to sign up, are you?
Speaker 1: I have no idea what the lawyers say.
Speaker 5: I think that I have to talk to somebody who
Speaker 5: probably is in control of the Sean Handity Show to
Speaker 5: break Sean Handiti rules about not working at places that
Speaker 5: are giving away free stuff and then getting the free stuff.
Speaker 5: So if you know anybody that could you know massage that.
Speaker 6: Rule for me.
Speaker 1: Oh, massage that rule.
Speaker 2: So you're basically telling me, oh, sorry, Sean, I'm not
Speaker 2: really eligible.
Speaker 1: But I have no.
Speaker 5: Idea what you're saying that sounds crazy.
Speaker 2: I am just The reason I'm doing this is very simple.
Speaker 2: Elon Musk has done nothing wrong, nothing to deserve what
Speaker 2: people are doing to him, threatening his life, and now
Speaker 2: they are doing everything they could possibly do to destroy
Speaker 2: his business. He is only sir our country. We watched
Speaker 2: and witnessed this week him save astronauts by the way
Speaker 2: he created. He was the chief engineer of SpaceX. He
Speaker 2: remains the chief engineer of SpaceX. He created. I'm speaking
Speaker 2: now from experience, which I didn't have the single most
Speaker 2: innovative car company in the entire world. Not everybody that
Speaker 2: works for Elon Musk at Tesla, we have no idea
Speaker 2: what their politics are. But now people, because of these
Speaker 2: acts of domestic terrorism, threatening and doxing intimidation, they are
Speaker 2: now threatening the jobs of people that work at the dealerships,
Speaker 2: people that manufacture these cars, and threatening you know, people
Speaker 2: that own and drive them.
Speaker 1: I mean, and this is a guy that I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: what did you say in my ear?
Speaker 5: I want to give you an analogy, a really good one.
Speaker 5: I've been thinking about it all day, and I was
Speaker 5: thinking about when Biden and Harris were in office, and
Speaker 5: conservatives were really outraged by all of the things that
Speaker 5: were happening. Any pick any one thing, and there's just
Speaker 5: so many. But we didn't express ourselves the way that
Speaker 5: these people are. I mean, they're literally, I mean they're
Speaker 5: taking away people's private property. It's it's just beyond the pail.
Speaker 5: And then they have actors and elected officials going out
Speaker 5: and doing the Tesla takedown and it's disgusting.
Speaker 1: So I was thinking of myself as exactly and yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead, But my point.
Speaker 5: Is is, like, think about like Bezos, right, like when
Speaker 5: Bezos was running Amazon, and or you know Bill Gates
Speaker 5: or any of these people who have private companies and
Speaker 5: decide that their philanthropic efforts is that they want to
Speaker 5: support a certain candidate.
Speaker 1: And we went out and.
Speaker 5: We were like, we're going to smash all of these
Speaker 5: you know, windows, PCs. We're gonna rob Amazon trucks, we're
Speaker 5: going to destroy people's boxes. We're going to take you know,
Speaker 5: the porch, thee thing all the way to another level,
Speaker 5: and we're going to destroy and mash it up and
Speaker 5: smash your door because you have an Amazon delivery. Like
Speaker 5: that's equivalent. I can't even like the left wing media
Speaker 5: would have went crazy over us, and it's dead silent.
Speaker 2: They say nothing, only Rocanna. And he has a Tesla
Speaker 2: manufacturing center in his district, the most innovative car company
Speaker 2: in the world, self driving over a thousand horse powers,
Speaker 2: zero to sixty and two point zero seconds and you
Speaker 2: get your precious electric veal law. I've always been pro
Speaker 2: choice for what car you want to drive. I'm now
Speaker 2: choosing to drive this Tesla and choosing to give one away.
Speaker 1: I'm choosing.
Speaker 2: He helped Americans and needed communication when they'd had no
Speaker 2: communication with the outside world after Hurricane Helene. He helped
Speaker 2: people after the Pacific Palisades wildfires. And what did he do.
Speaker 2: He aligned with Trump. That's his political, personal political view,
Speaker 2: not the view of everyone at Tesla. Now those jobs
Speaker 2: are in jeopardy. I'm paying career jobs for people. And
Speaker 2: he identified over one hundred billion dollars in waste fraud
Speaker 2: abuse in our government. And he's working to cure blindness
Speaker 2: and enable people with spinal cord injuries to walk again.
Speaker 2: And that what this is the way our country says
Speaker 2: thank you. It is disgusting and it is repulsive. He's
Speaker 2: done nothing wrong and by the way, if you go
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Speaker 1: It's really more simple.
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Speaker 1: Okay whatever that means. Do that.
Speaker 2: Let's go to our busy phones. Robin is in Alabama.
Speaker 2: Hey Robin, how are you?
Speaker 6: I'm fine?
Speaker 7: Thank you for having me. I'm a former Alabama State
Speaker 7: Teacher of the Year, former principal teacher, and I am
Speaker 7: and I actually ran for Congress against Terry Sewell primarily
Speaker 7: on this platform. To get rid of the Department of
Speaker 7: Ed so that our kids, primarily the ones in the
Speaker 7: lower income areas, can get the money going directly to
Speaker 7: the schools and the systems so that they can be
Speaker 7: serviced the way that they need to be.
Speaker 2: Well, I've got to tell you something. I will tell
Speaker 2: you that this has been systemic failure. Systemic. Oh yeah, Now,
Speaker 2: now we have an opportunity to fix it. And now
Speaker 2: we're going to block rant the money. And I still
Speaker 2: guarantee you this. You know, cities like New York and
Speaker 2: Chicago and and you know these these you know LA
Speaker 2: areas of LA and areas of San Francisco will still
Speaker 2: screw it up. But the states, you know what, they're
Speaker 2: gonna have a lot more money in states that have
Speaker 2: been very efficient, like Florida, Utah, Idaho and others. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Robin appreciated Dennis long Island. Next Sean Hennity Show.
Speaker 8: Hi Sean, thank you for taking my call. I am
Speaker 8: a New York City special needs teacher. I've been doing
Speaker 8: teen years and I got to tell you, I am
Speaker 8: so happy that this is happening. But like you just said,
Speaker 8: New York is going to be lollly gagging and I
Speaker 8: think New York City deal we actually need a dose itself.
Speaker 8: But you know a lot of things like we're you
Speaker 8: know in the city. It's like, you know, I still
Speaker 8: don't get enough money. I could use my own money
Speaker 8: in New York City, which there's been billions of dollars
Speaker 8: you know, pumped in here, so you know that I find,
Speaker 8: you know, I really do like. And then the other
Speaker 8: thing is, I'm from Long Island, Nassau County, where my
Speaker 8: my my taxes are through the roof.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 8: I think it's gonna be great if we could just
Speaker 8: separate the.
Speaker 6: Counties and have their own little you know, their own.
Speaker 8: You know, their their own department of education, so they'll
Speaker 8: be less likely of corruption and bureaucrats that are funneling
Speaker 8: money just to themselves. So I just wanted to chime
Speaker 8: in on that. Thank you for taking the call.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it, and thanks for being a good teacher.
Speaker 2: Uh Susan in Florida, my free state, Susan, we have
Speaker 2: about a minute.
Speaker 1: It's all yours.
Speaker 7: You know a lot of things like we're you know
Speaker 7: in your city.
Speaker 2: It's like, you know, uh, Susan, I know, but that's
Speaker 2: why we're on. We're on delay because you're on the
Speaker 2: show occasionally, and if you didn't say all those bad words,
Speaker 2: we wouldn't need four hundred delayout minutes.
Speaker 5: All that's utter nonsense. Second of all, I was just
Speaker 5: telling you in your ear that she had her radio
Speaker 5: up here.
Speaker 1: I could hear a long time down Pat in New York.
Speaker 1: You have about forty seconds ago.
Speaker 6: Sean, I am in the real New York that's upstate
Speaker 6: New York Trump Country.
Speaker 1: I want are you still paying New York taxes? Too bad?
Speaker 1: But anyway, glad you called No.
Speaker 6: There's two things that we need. We need to cut
Speaker 6: New York off at about white Plains south, and we
Speaker 6: need the electoral college for counties county by county. And
Speaker 6: they'll never be a Democrat to win again in New York.
Speaker 6: But I'm the tesla thing. As I was telling the
Speaker 6: call streamer, I believe the reason this is all occurring
Speaker 6: by the left, not so much the Democrats, it's the
Speaker 6: left is because they're jealous of accomplishment. They're jealous of success.
Speaker 6: They're going after Trump, they're going after Elon. They go
Speaker 6: after people that do it the right way because they
Speaker 6: don't know how to.
Speaker 1: Well I'm going to tell you something.
Speaker 2: It's sad, you know, when we're never going to have
Speaker 2: good people ever want to serve if this is how
Speaker 2: we treat people that offer so much to us and
Speaker 2: have done nothing wrong. It's a car company. As he said,
Speaker 2: this is not a political statement. I mean liberals loved
Speaker 2: it when when when it was you know, their favorite
Speaker 2: car because it was electric and they wanted to force
Speaker 2: electric vehicles into our driveways. I just believe in freedom
Speaker 2: of choice, and now that I've come to learn about it,
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm all in. I love the technology of it.
Speaker 2: It's fine. I'm gonna love that. I'll never have to,
Speaker 2: you know, gass up and pay three bucks, four bucks
Speaker 2: a gallon, whatever I pay anyway, I'll just go to
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Speaker 2: sign up for your your Today's Chance to when you
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Speaker 2: you're just joining us. President Donald Trump just signing an
Speaker 2: executive order which is dismantling the Department of Education. I've
Speaker 2: gone through as much. I'm going to show you on
Speaker 2: TV tonight. We're going to lay it out on how
Speaker 2: much money has been wasted spent, all the corruption that exists,
Speaker 2: all of the failure that has been institutionalized, and why
Speaker 2: this is such a great idea, and all the different
Speaker 2: ways that states and local districts can better use this
Speaker 2: money and focus in on reading, writing, math, history, science,
Speaker 2: and computers and actually do a million times better job.
Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, the ag of South
Speaker 2: Carolina on all of these lawsuits against Donald Trump,