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Speaker 1: Information Overload.
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Speaker 2: on numbers eight hundred and ninety four one Sean, if
Speaker 2: you want to be a part of the program. Well,
Speaker 2: we've got this issue that is now hanging out there
Speaker 2: and that relates to James Comey and I have found
Speaker 2: what he did, and we spent the better part of
Speaker 2: three years on this show with a very small ensemble cast,
Speaker 2: you know, John Solomon, Greg Jarrett. I mean, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to mention the Sarah Carter, Catherine Herridge, and there
Speaker 2: were others, but there weren't many of us, and we
Speaker 2: all had sources in Washington, there weren't many of them
Speaker 2: that were willing to share the right information. We ended
Speaker 2: up getting that entire story correct, all of us combined.
Speaker 2: It was all hands on deck, but it took us
Speaker 2: three years to literally unfeel every layer of an onion
Speaker 2: to get there, while the state run legacy media mob
Speaker 2: just flat out lied about every aspect of it, you know,
Speaker 2: starting with the dirty Russian disinformation dossier and everything in between,
Speaker 2: PISA warrants that never should have been filed. James Comy
Speaker 2: signed three of the four PAISA warrance. The bulk of
Speaker 2: that information came from the dirty Russian disinformation dossier. Really
Speaker 2: really bad, dangerous things for our country that never should
Speaker 2: have happened in our country, never should have happened. And
Speaker 2: so now we have the former FBI director James Komy
Speaker 2: had another anti Trump seashell moment prior to this Thursday
Speaker 2: Instagram post that showed seashells arranged to show the numbers
Speaker 2: eighty six forty seven. Is not a person I know
Speaker 2: that does in eighty six. Somebody what that means, especially
Speaker 2: if you're in law enforcement. And Comy posted a photo
Speaker 2: of a single larger shell that was painted blue with
Speaker 2: the words vote Harris on it in October twenty four,
Speaker 2: So I guess this is his little cute way of
Speaker 2: communicating his bias against Donald Trump. And now the question
Speaker 2: is what becomes of this. Dan Bongino and Cash Betell
Speaker 2: have weighted on it. Over the weekend, Dan Bongino issued
Speaker 2: a sharp public condemnation of call Me, accusing him of
Speaker 2: disgracing the agency. As now authorities are investigating. Apparently the
Speaker 2: Secret Service will be interviewing if they haven't already, Comy's
Speaker 2: eighty six forty seven Instagram post. And there's a belief
Speaker 2: of many that that is a message of a direct
Speaker 2: threat against Donald Trump. Now, what's ironic about this? And
Speaker 2: it should be taken seriously. The White House says it's
Speaker 2: being taken seriously. Donald Trump Junior very angry. Don't blame him.
Speaker 2: It's his father accusing Comy of calling for his father
Speaker 2: to be murdered. That, you know, eighty six is kind
Speaker 2: of a clear term. You know, the same James call
Speaker 2: me me, mister Higher honor that warned about demagogues using
Speaker 2: the Internet to radicalize. One day before this controversy, he
Speaker 2: appeared on some podcast to promote some legal thriller and
Speaker 2: in the interview, which was recorded before the eighty six
Speaker 2: forty seven post, call Me described his book as a
Speaker 2: story about a right wing demagogue podcaster who's inflammatory rhetoric
Speaker 2: incides violence from his followers. And it is it is
Speaker 2: beyond ironic anyway, So the former FBI director will be
Speaker 2: looks like he did meet with the Secret Service. Facing
Speaker 2: questioning over this now deleted social media content post, Tulsea
Speaker 2: Gabbert saying Camy should be put behind bars for issuing
Speaker 2: quote a hit on this and it just none of
Speaker 2: this surprises me. Is this is the sad thing. Now,
Speaker 2: let me play the President in his interview with Brett
Speaker 2: Bair talking about this very issue.
Speaker 3: He knew exactly what that meant. The child knows what
Speaker 3: that meant. If you're the FBI director and you don't
Speaker 3: know what that meant, that meant assassination. And it says
Speaker 3: it loud and clear. You see, he apologized and said
Speaker 3: he does helgized.
Speaker 2: Look, he's a very what do you want to see happen?
Speaker 2: What do you want to see happened?
Speaker 3: I don't want to take a position on it because
Speaker 3: that's going to be up to Pam and all of
Speaker 3: the great people.
Speaker 2: I have Cash, I have Pam, I have great people.
Speaker 3: And I'm going to let them because if I if
Speaker 3: I tell you something, they'll say, oh, I'm not going
Speaker 3: to get involved.
Speaker 2: Anyway. Here to weigh in on it is Greg Jared
Speaker 2: fox Knows, legal analyst, best selling author who did a
Speaker 2: lot of investigative reporting on James Call me himself. He
Speaker 2: was part of our ensemble cast that broke down how
Speaker 2: bogus the Russia hoax was. This is right up your alley.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the legality of it, your thoughts on it?
Speaker 1: Well, the Secret Service within twenty four hours of the
Speaker 1: posting by Comy, they were at his door and they
Speaker 1: questioned him for about ninety minutes. Reportedly. You know, we
Speaker 1: don't know what load of bs that Commy said to
Speaker 1: the investigators, but I'm betting it has little to do
Speaker 1: with the truth, because Comy's incapable of honesty. He's a
Speaker 1: phony through and through, always has been. Deception is his
Speaker 1: calling card. You know, he has this weird Machiavellian complex
Speaker 1: compounded by his obsessive is anger and hostility toward Trump.
Speaker 1: The question is should he be criminally charged for threatening
Speaker 1: the president? That'll be after the US Attorney in Washington,
Speaker 1: along with the Attorney General, Pam Bondi. As you point out,
Speaker 1: there are a couple of relevant criminal statutes, but they
Speaker 1: both would focus on Comy's intent behind his purported threat.
Speaker 1: The legal standard is the same for both of those statues,
Speaker 1: and it's this, did Comy know that his public message
Speaker 1: could be understood as a threat to harm the president,
Speaker 1: particularly Sean in the context of two assassination attempts? In
Speaker 1: other words, did he mean it as what the courts
Speaker 1: have called a true threat. And if so, and that's
Speaker 1: a big if, but if so, yes, he could be
Speaker 1: prosecuted because a true threat is not protected as political
Speaker 1: speech under the First Amendment. Now look, Comey knew exactly
Speaker 1: what he was doing, and that's why he immediately tried
Speaker 1: to cover it up and backtrack by claiming, oh, g whiz.
Speaker 1: You know, I didn't really realize that term eighty six
Speaker 1: and that's getting rid of somebody by violence or murder?
Speaker 1: Is that excuse believable? Not to me. And again, as
Speaker 1: you mentioned Sean the guy who was a federal prosecutor,
Speaker 1: he was head of the FBI in his office put
Speaker 1: mobsters away for eighty sixteen people. Comey's not an idiot.
Speaker 1: He's malevolent. And I think he's now trying to weasel
Speaker 1: out of it by playing dumb, which is what he
Speaker 1: always does. He plays the village idiot when he gets caught.
Speaker 1: And you know, I don't buy it for a minute.
Speaker 2: I don't buy it for a minute either. But it's
Speaker 2: one thing. How do you prove the intent that he
Speaker 2: meant this to be a message? I mean, it's very
Speaker 2: hard to get in. It's one of the problems I
Speaker 2: have with hate crime legislation is you're trying to get
Speaker 2: into the heart and head of somebody rather than just
Speaker 2: deal with the actual crime of it. What's frustrating here,
Speaker 2: he's the former FBI director. He's trying to convince the
Speaker 2: public that, oh, I had no idea what the term
Speaker 2: eighty six meant, and it just so happened to follow
Speaker 2: with the letters forty seven. Maybe he's being too cute
Speaker 2: by half here, But from a legal standpoint, I don't
Speaker 2: know how you possibly get to charges without him him
Speaker 2: basically implicating himself. I don't see him doing that.
Speaker 1: Well, the only way out is to lie about it.
Speaker 1: And of course Comy's wives and deceptions or legendary so
Speaker 1: you know, there's no reason to believe that he didn't
Speaker 1: try to mislead or inveiguel the Secret Service during that
Speaker 1: ninety minute interview last Friday. You know he's notorious for that.
Speaker 1: But of course, when you start lying to the Secret
Speaker 1: Service agents, you are putting yourself in additional risk because
Speaker 1: you know, if it can be proven that you're lying,
Speaker 1: and sometimes it can be proven by circumstantial evidence, if
Speaker 1: not direct evidence, then he could additionally be charged with
Speaker 1: giving faults in misleading statements, which is the same thing
Speaker 1: as the perjury statute. You know, Comey's story here didn't
Speaker 1: make any sense. He explained on social media when he
Speaker 1: got rid of the post that, gee, I thought the
Speaker 1: seashells were a political message of some kind. Really, like
Speaker 1: what you're going to post from millions of people to
Speaker 1: read a political message you don't even understand yourself. And
Speaker 1: you know, but maybe come he told the agents. You know,
Speaker 1: I do that all the time, and you know that's true.
Speaker 1: He has a long habit of posting bizarre, inexplicable things
Speaker 1: on social media. You'll recall when he was FBI director,
Speaker 1: he created fake accounts and posted strange photos and messages
Speaker 1: until he got busted, and then he came out of
Speaker 1: the closet, admitted it, and then started his own named
Speaker 1: accounts filled with all kinds of subliminal messages. Mostly he
Speaker 1: was shamelessly promoting himself. But the rest of the time
Speaker 1: he was hurling insults at Trump. You know, as he
Speaker 1: pretends to be Saint Comy the Righteous, and he's the
Speaker 1: antithesis of that. So you know, I don't put it
Speaker 1: past him to have lied to the Secret Service investigating agents.
Speaker 1: Last Friday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't for the past of it all. Probably
Speaker 2: quick break more with Greig Jarrett on the other side,
Speaker 2: and more as we discussed James comy he's eighty six
Speaker 2: forty seven. Oh, a mere accident? How did that happen? Anyway?
Speaker 2: Quick break right back. Your calls on the other side,
Speaker 2: probably continue now Greg Jarrett is with us talking about
Speaker 2: James call mey eighty six forty seven. I'm just an accident.
Speaker 2: Just god him a mere accident. Opah kamla mere accident.
Speaker 2: Guy like shells. He's obsessed with sending messages through shells.
Speaker 2: I mean, none of these people, these deep staters that like,
Speaker 2: for example, how did James call me? Remember back in
Speaker 2: July of twenty sixteen, no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: all the top secret classified information and then the intent
Speaker 2: behind Hillary Clinton with bleach bit and hammers and devices
Speaker 2: and sim cards removed and there was too much there
Speaker 2: not to go forward. He didn't want to do it,
Speaker 2: and then he used Hillary Clinton. And you and I
Speaker 2: both know he was warned in August of twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Bruce Orr was the one to warn him not to
Speaker 2: use the dirty dossier, that it was political in nature.
Speaker 2: It was bought and paid for I Hillary Clinton. And
Speaker 2: as a result of that, Look, look, look what happened.
Speaker 2: We all know what happened. That it was it ended up.
Speaker 2: Years later, he said, well, knowing what I know now,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have signed those three out of the four
Speaker 2: FISA warrants, which was a backdoor just by on all
Speaker 2: things candidate Trump, transition, Team Trump, and then President Trump.
Speaker 2: But all of this that he was actively involved in,
Speaker 2: you know, nobody was ever held accountable, and that to
Speaker 2: me is very frustrating. Greg.
Speaker 1: The answer is he should have been held in criminal
Speaker 1: contempt and throning the whoscal for line of the fisapport.
Speaker 1: But guess who was in charge of the FIZ record
Speaker 1: of that time. James Bosberg, and of course we know
Speaker 1: his anti Trump views. No one did more to corrupt
Speaker 1: the FBI and demolished the rule of law than James Comy.
Speaker 1: And I was encouraged to hear from the FBI director
Speaker 1: currently Cash Hotel over the weekend in an interview on
Speaker 1: Fox News that he has uncovered damning evidence that you know,
Speaker 1: Comy and McCabe and Struck and the whole gang. Why
Speaker 1: to the federal courts abuse the surveillance powers, as you
Speaker 1: point out, suppressed exculpatory evidence to target Donald Trump. And frankly,
Speaker 1: you know this is not new to you and me.
Speaker 1: I mean I wrote two books about of the Russia
Speaker 1: hoaks and witch hunt. This was the dirtiest trick ever
Speaker 1: perpetrated in American political history. Comy was the villain in
Speaker 1: all of it. He knew at the outset that Trump
Speaker 1: never colluded with Russia, knew that the dossier was garbage,
Speaker 1: knew that it was all invented by Hillary and Democrats
Speaker 1: to smear Trump, and in fact, Hillary and the DNC
Speaker 1: actually paid for Russian disinformation in the bogus dossier. So
Speaker 1: they're the ones who colluded with Russia. And yet James
Speaker 1: Comy covered it all up and he exploited the sham dossier.
Speaker 2: I really urged people to go back and from today's perspective,
Speaker 2: you know, read your number one best selling books, Russia Hoax,
Speaker 2: witch on both of them. Because you did, I think
Speaker 2: the most comprehensive and the deepest dive of anybody. We
Speaker 2: appreciate it as always, Greg Jared, thank you, my friend.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and nine four one Shawn if you want
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Speaker 2: five now til the top of the hour. Great to
Speaker 2: be back in our home country and it was the
Speaker 2: greatest trip ever experience of a lifetime. I'm so grateful.
Speaker 2: And however, it's great to be home, Linda. When you're
Speaker 2: in When you're in Saudi Arabia and you see housing
Speaker 2: projects and the last row of homes in a in
Speaker 2: a housing project, all you see is arid desert and
Speaker 2: it's one hundred and ten hundred and twelve degrees not exactly,
Speaker 2: not exactly Florida and the coastal areas of this country
Speaker 2: that I love so much. Where was that?
Speaker 4: Was that in Saudi Arabia?
Speaker 2: I was in audio?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: The only the night to me, the nicest of the
Speaker 2: three was Qatar or you can say Cutter, Cutter or Qatar,
Speaker 2: and actually Qatar.
Speaker 4: It's just that with the accident, it sounds like Cutter,
Speaker 4: but it's not.
Speaker 2: It's Qatar, okay, But if you put your New York
Speaker 2: accent to it is no. We want to cut A.
Speaker 2: We went to cut A and we had.
Speaker 4: I'm actually pretty good, just like my homage moments.
Speaker 2: You know, they serve coffee and then we did talk
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Speaker 4: Now now was the coffee.
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Speaker 2: this tough economy, although things are getting better, every indication
Speaker 2: is they're getting better. Uh, thanks to the Trump policies.
Speaker 2: I think these trillions of dollars in commitments are going
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Speaker 2: say hi to a lane in my free state of Florida.
Speaker 2: There's no place like home, Elene. I'll tell you that
Speaker 2: although it was the greatest trip, greatest experience one could
Speaker 2: ever want.
Speaker 5: Oh, I understand that. And to be able to come
Speaker 5: back to Florida, what a blessing. Right, Well, I am
Speaker 5: in first congratulate you for being chosen by our great
Speaker 5: president to attend his trip, and you did a wonderful job.
Speaker 5: I love the interview on the plane. It looked like
Speaker 5: you had a little turbulence.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but Honestly, the turbulence is natural for
Speaker 2: every flight most people. I mean, I've flown so many
Speaker 2: hours in my life. When you fly through clouds, you're
Speaker 2: going to hit turbulence. Just people don't expect it and
Speaker 2: they get all wigged out. Turbulence does not impact me.
Speaker 2: I've talked to too many pilots. It really was not
Speaker 2: much at all, and it was good. It was very cool,
Speaker 2: and I posted on social media. If you haven't seen them,
Speaker 2: maybe we'll repost some of them. You know, we in
Speaker 2: every country when we we were getting with an airspace,
Speaker 2: they sent up either F fifteen's or F sixteens to
Speaker 2: escort Air Force one to the ground. It was the
Speaker 2: very and they were flying really close, really close, and
Speaker 2: it was a very cool experience. I'll look it out
Speaker 2: of the window with Pete, Heeg said next to me,
Speaker 2: and we're just looking at each other like, wow, this
Speaker 2: is pretty cool.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would think I would think so. So I
Speaker 5: have a two part question. I'm a great, big fan,
Speaker 5: so probably a little too much about you. But now
Speaker 5: I'm wondering how you handled the McDonald's truck because I
Speaker 5: know you're a protein man, so I'm curious did you
Speaker 5: resist the McDonald's. And if you did not, did you
Speaker 5: remove the bun?
Speaker 2: Okay, if I do eat burgers, I do remove the bun.
Speaker 2: That's number one. Number two. The only thing that I saw.
Speaker 2: You were asking a great question. Like when I traveled
Speaker 2: to the US, I mean, almost every city looks the
Speaker 2: same in this regard, Like New England has a certain
Speaker 2: architectural look to it, old style New England homes, et cetera.
Speaker 2: If you go out to Arizona or Nevada, it has
Speaker 2: a desert style look to it, far different than what
Speaker 2: you would experience. And in our Free State of Florida
Speaker 2: and the Saudi government, you know, had a special McDonald's
Speaker 2: truck outside of the President's Hotel in Riod and I
Speaker 2: thought it was funny. I never I didn't ask him
Speaker 2: if he had one. But the food that they've on
Speaker 2: Air Force one is incredible, it really is. They They
Speaker 2: do feed you way more than I want to eat.
Speaker 2: I kind of stuck to my diet though it was
Speaker 2: pretty good.
Speaker 5: Good good for you, because I know that that's difficult
Speaker 5: when you travel. But I was curious when I heard
Speaker 5: the truck, and you know.
Speaker 2: I mean when you don't when you don't sleep, you
Speaker 2: tend to want to eat more.
Speaker 5: Now, it doesn't mean you've got to go off the wagon,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm not going to say it in cheat a little.
Speaker 2: I did, but it was worth it. Let's put it
Speaker 2: that way. Everything that I cheated with it was worth it.
Speaker 2: But you're asking great questions anyway. I appreciate your kindness, Elaine,
Speaker 2: God bless you. But I did not get up too
Speaker 2: close and personal to the McDonald's truck, and I was
Speaker 2: not in a position where I would be able to
Speaker 2: stop at a McDonald's. The McDonald's when I was in Israel.
Speaker 2: I don't know if Linda, if you remember this. I
Speaker 2: think you were on this trip. Remember we stopped at
Speaker 2: a McDonald's and it tasted so much different. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: and there was I'm not a big hummus person.
Speaker 4: I love it that Mediterranean diet. I could live on
Speaker 4: that the rest of my life.
Speaker 2: Okay, you loved the food. I only loved one meal
Speaker 2: when we were in Israel, and that was the last
Speaker 2: one we had at a hotel.
Speaker 4: Yep, we were on that. It was like the top
Speaker 4: roof and we were able to, like, finally get something
Speaker 4: you liked. I still laid hummus and olives.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I do like olives, so that we do
Speaker 2: have that in common, and they are a spectacular there
Speaker 2: for sure. I love green olives, I just love I
Speaker 2: think that the best. Why do I like them? Because
Speaker 2: they're salty of course? All right, back to James in Oklahoma, James,
Speaker 2: how are you glad? You called?
Speaker 6: Sir Well? Hello? Sean? Are you going on?
Speaker 1: Sir Well?
Speaker 6: I just had a kind of a flashback in memory
Speaker 6: whenever James Comey posted that thing on the seashells. I've
Speaker 6: only seen the term, only been around the term once
Speaker 6: in my entire life. Prior to this little event of
Speaker 6: eight six and many years ago, forty probably forty five
Speaker 6: years ago, I walked into a restaurant where I recognized
Speaker 6: the guy as a friend. He's sitting with a bunch
Speaker 6: of guys I didn't know. I walked over, shook his hands,
Speaker 6: said hello, and he invited me to join them at
Speaker 6: the table, so I did. Turns out these are all
Speaker 6: Vietnam vets, and they were talking and they didn't all
Speaker 6: serve together, but they lived near each other, so they're
Speaker 6: having a luncheon. They're just visiting, hanging out and one
Speaker 6: of them had been telling a story. Mind you, I
Speaker 6: didn't hear the first part of the story. I don't
Speaker 6: know who the person was they were talking about, or
Speaker 6: all the details. But the guy continues with his story
Speaker 6: and then one of them says, well, what did they
Speaker 6: do with him? And he said they ate sixty and.
Speaker 2: M yeah, what does that mean to eighty six somebody?
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 6: They're all nodding, and they're all very somber, and you know,
Speaker 6: and heads turned down, and I didn't know. I said,
Speaker 6: I said, what is that? And one of them turns
Speaker 6: to me and he says, eight by six is the
Speaker 6: size of a grave. And I said, wow, Oh that
Speaker 6: explains everything to me. And so you don't need more
Speaker 6: than that. So anyway, fast forward to tell me his
Speaker 6: little deal, and I'm sitting there and I'm looking at it,
Speaker 6: and I'm at first it didn't even dawn on me,
Speaker 6: and then all of a sudden, I'm like, oh, wait,
Speaker 6: I remember what eighty six means.
Speaker 2: And hey, eighty six somebody, eighty six, Yeah, you eliminate
Speaker 2: that's what it means.
Speaker 6: Well exactly, all those people are defending that it means
Speaker 6: something in a restaurant. It means something. Well, I worked
Speaker 6: in a restaurant many years ago. I never heard the
Speaker 6: term there either.
Speaker 2: And if you're in law enforcement, you know what the
Speaker 2: term eighty six means. He will never convince me otherwise.
Speaker 2: I don't care how many times he goes on MSDNC
Speaker 2: to SELLO his book. Did he do it because he
Speaker 2: wanted attention and he knew he could back out of it?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I have my suspicions, but it just is.
Speaker 6: Even a customer in a restaurant, you're terminating service by
Speaker 6: that code that they use eighty sixty, Well, that means
Speaker 6: they're term It all boils down to terminate, does it not?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yes it does.
Speaker 6: It's all it's just terminate. Whatever the scenario is. You're saying,
Speaker 6: to terminate that customer's alcohol, if he's had too much
Speaker 6: to drink, Terminate that customer, get him out of the
Speaker 6: restaurant because he's being obnoxious. Eighty six is to terminate,
Speaker 6: and it has to be based in my opinion, Know
Speaker 6: what place it came from. Is the size of a
Speaker 6: grave it came from? Terminate in real life, terminate an
Speaker 6: individual eighty six and put him in a grave. And
Speaker 6: I want to look this up after coming bit what
Speaker 6: he did. I want to look it up. Eighty six
Speaker 6: eight by six by three is the actual size of
Speaker 6: a grade.
Speaker 2: I think everybody has their opinion, and to me it
Speaker 2: is so obvious. I don't know what to say. That's
Speaker 2: my interpretation. There's nothing he can say. There's no interview
Speaker 2: on MSDNC he can give that is going to convince
Speaker 2: me otherwise. Anyway, James, we appreciate you man. Glad you're
Speaker 2: out there. We'll stay in my free state of Florida again.
Speaker 2: Joel is there? Joela is an important question. How are you, sir?
Speaker 6: Nice? Sean?
Speaker 1: Great?
Speaker 7: And thanks for taking my call. I'm a little bit
Speaker 7: frustrated because it seems like every time we get to
Speaker 7: the point of getting something done, we have three or
Speaker 7: four holdouts in the Republican Party and then the bill
Speaker 7: barely gets through. And now it's got to make its
Speaker 7: way through like three different parts. I guess now before
Speaker 7: it goes to the Senate. And you do so much
Speaker 7: for America, is there anything you'd like to say to
Speaker 7: Congress or the Senate or people that you know that
Speaker 7: can help get to think through And like you said,
Speaker 7: it's not perfect and We're not perfect humans, but we
Speaker 7: have to get something through to you know, for our constituency,
Speaker 7: because we voted for President Trump and a lot of
Speaker 7: Democrats voted for them too.
Speaker 2: I said after the election, there are going to be
Speaker 2: days on this program where I am going to need
Speaker 2: your help that I imagine this week is going to
Speaker 2: be that week as the week unfolds, and that is
Speaker 2: what does your help mean? To contact your congressman, or
Speaker 2: contact specific congressmen and women and tell them to pass
Speaker 2: the president's bill. Nobody. Look, I wish I didn't have
Speaker 2: to go through this ridiculous, arduous explanation of what is
Speaker 2: an arcane procedure in the United States Senate on his
Speaker 2: reconciliation whereby you don't need cloture and sixty votes, you
Speaker 2: can actually pass budget bills with fifty one votes. It's
Speaker 2: how Obamacare was passed, the Inflation Reduction Act was passed,
Speaker 2: and Lindsey Graham did a great job as Budget Chairman
Speaker 2: in the Senate to make sure we could do it.
Speaker 2: On this bill. It's not going to be perfect, but
Speaker 2: it will make the Trump tax cuts permanent. It will
Speaker 2: eliminate tax on tip, social Security, and overtime. It will
Speaker 2: give us money to secure our border, It will give
Speaker 2: us money for the next generation of weaponry. It will
Speaker 2: achieve a lot of the President's agenda and goals, and
Speaker 2: time is of the essence. If these guys want to
Speaker 2: break the historic trend which is usually in the midterms again,
Speaker 2: I will come to you this great audience and ask
Speaker 2: for your help because only you can make it happen.
Speaker 2: But if Donald Trump, if the House and Senate go
Speaker 2: to the Democrats, they will impeach him. I predict at
Speaker 2: least five times, and that's a minimum. So this is
Speaker 2: imperative for the twenty six elections. It will be imperative
Speaker 2: for the twenty eight elections. It's imperative. You cannot resolve
Speaker 2: this country's problems in four years completely, but you were
Speaker 2: going so far, so fast, at the speed of light.
Speaker 2: We cannot delay progress. If the IF elect If I'm right,
Speaker 2: elections are based on a peace and prosperity. This is
Speaker 2: a critical component in terms of all of their success.
Speaker 2: So we're going to get the names of holdouts and
Speaker 2: we will ask you to respectfully call them and to
Speaker 2: help support the President's agenda. Here it's not perfect, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying it is the procedures are not perfect to
Speaker 2: begin with. Start there anyway, my friend, we will stay
Speaker 2: on it all week that I can promise you. All Right,
Speaker 2: that's going to wrap things up for today. Hannity Tonight,
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