Speaker 1: Hey, it's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. Even President
Speaker 1: Trump today presenting the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Charlie
Speaker 1: Kirk on what would have been his thirty second birthday
Speaker 1: ceremony taking place right now at the Rose Garden. Here's
Speaker 1: the President Trump.
Speaker 2: They fold, but it includes dismantling the networks that fund
Speaker 2: them and finance them. And we're finding out who those
Speaker 2: networks are. We already know quite a few of them.
Speaker 2: When you see these violent incidents and then you see
Speaker 2: people holding this gorgeous sign with beautiful wood, beautiful cardboard, wood, everything,
Speaker 2: everything's perfect paint job, and they're all the same. There
Speaker 2: are thousands of them. You know that they weren't made
Speaker 2: in the basement out of love. They were made by
Speaker 2: anarchists and in some cases wealthy. I'll probably find some
Speaker 2: of my nice friends that are up there being so
Speaker 2: nice to me, especially lately nice. But it surprises you
Speaker 2: who they may be, and you almost wonder why would
Speaker 2: they do it? But they're hurting our country, and we're
Speaker 2: really taking it back one by one. If we didn't
Speaker 2: go into Los Angeles early on in the administration, the
Speaker 2: Commissioner of the Chief of Police Los Angeles said, if
Speaker 2: they didn't go in, we would have lost our city. Now,
Speaker 2: they already lost twenty five thousand houses to fire because
Speaker 2: they wouldn't let the water come in from the Pacific Northwest,
Speaker 2: which they should have done. I said her, you'd better
Speaker 2: do it. They didn't do it, and we had twenty
Speaker 2: five thousand homes where they had no water in the sprinklers,
Speaker 2: they had no water in the fire hydrants. It would
Speaker 2: have been a different kind of thing. If they did
Speaker 2: what they were supposed to do. We had to break in.
Speaker 2: We broke in and had the water come down. They
Speaker 2: actually they said for the environment, great, they lost twenty
Speaker 2: five thousand houses. It's incredible. But the commissioner said, without
Speaker 2: the federal government and President Trump's intervention, we would have
Speaker 2: lost the entire city. And we have the Olympics going
Speaker 2: there soon.
Speaker 3: I got the Olympics.
Speaker 2: We have the Olympics, we have the World Cup, and
Speaker 2: we have most importantly, we have the two hundred and
Speaker 2: fiftieth anniversary of our country. That's going to be most important.
Speaker 2: And all of these things are happening, and we're gonna
Speaker 2: have safe cities. We're going to have very very safe cities.
Speaker 2: So one month after Charlie's death, we still feel the
Speaker 2: terrible shock and the pain of his loss. Like just
Speaker 2: about nobody I can think of, Charlie Kirk was one
Speaker 2: of a kind. He was unstoppable and he really was boy.
Speaker 2: When he had an idea in his head. Oh, he
Speaker 2: would call me, sir, please, you haven't done it yet,
Speaker 2: said Charlie. Relax, just relax. He didn't relax it called
Speaker 2: me the next day again. It got it done. But
Speaker 2: he was like indomitable and always will be. He's really irreplaceable.
Speaker 2: Nobody going to replace him, but they're going to do great.
Speaker 2: But you can't replace that kind of person and that
Speaker 2: kind of talent. Frankly, talent is an important word, but
Speaker 2: that kind of talent. So we hold his memory in
Speaker 2: our hearts forever. Every single day of this administration, we
Speaker 2: will continue to carry out the mission for which he lived,
Speaker 2: and he really did. He lived for this country, lived
Speaker 2: for his wife and his family, but he lived for
Speaker 2: this country too. In Charlie's honor, we will continue like
Speaker 2: we have been, to fight, fight, fight, and to win, win, win.
Speaker 2: We're going to win so.
Speaker 4: Much so.
Speaker 2: The Presidential Medal Freedom is a big deal. You have
Speaker 2: the Congressional Medal of Honor military and the Presidential Medal
Speaker 2: of Freedom which is civilian. And the Presidential Medal Freedom is.
Speaker 1: A really big deal.
Speaker 2: Very few people get it. Very few people, frankly qualify.
Speaker 2: It's a decision of the president, but it's a qualification
Speaker 2: that's a very hard one to get. And I would
Speaker 2: like to ask if I might the military aid to
Speaker 2: read Charles James Kirk's citation for the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Thank you.
Speaker 5: The Presidential Medal of Freedom is awarded to Charles James Kirk,
Speaker 5: accepting on behalf of Charlie is his wife, missus Erica Kirk.
Speaker 5: Charlie Kirk was one of the most influential American political
Speaker 5: figures of his generation. At just eighteen years old, he
Speaker 5: founded Turning Point USA and grew it into the largest
Speaker 5: conservative youth organization in the nation. For over a decade,
Speaker 5: he tirelessly traveled the country, leading a movement to restore
Speaker 5: respect for our founding principles, reawaken our national identity, and
Speaker 5: inspire a renewed spirit of religious devotion. He was one
Speaker 5: of the great debaters and communicators of his time. Despite
Speaker 5: receiving repeated threats, he remained undeterred and modeled courage, logic, humor,
Speaker 5: and grace to the next generation. On September tenth, twenty
Speaker 5: twenty five, at age thirty one, Charlie Kirk was assassinated
Speaker 5: while addressing a group of students. The United States honors
Speaker 5: him of a martyr for truth and freedom.
Speaker 1: President Trump now handing the Medal of Freedom to Eric Kirk,
Speaker 1: griddo of Charlie Kirk. The audience standing now giving her
Speaker 1: a standing ovation. You've been wiping away tears from her
Speaker 1: eyes as she works beautiful metal.
Speaker 3: In a beautiful case, a.
Speaker 1: Long standing ovation. Let's say she says a few words,
Speaker 1: James's wiping tears away from her face. Here's Erica Kirk,
Speaker 1: widow of Charlie Kirk, accepting the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Speaker 6: Thank you, mister President, for honoring my husband in such
Speaker 6: a profound and meaningful way, and thank you for making
Speaker 6: this event a priority with amid the peace process in
Speaker 6: the Middle East.
Speaker 4: Thank you very grateful. Charlotte.
Speaker 6: Excuse me, Charlie always admired your commitment to freedom, and
Speaker 6: that's something that both of you shared.
Speaker 4: So thank you.
Speaker 6: Your support of our family and the work that Charlie
Speaker 6: devoted his life to will be.
Speaker 4: Something I cherish forever. So thank you.
Speaker 6: To our gracious First Lady in her office for making
Speaker 6: this event possible. Thank you as well, It's beautiful. To
Speaker 6: Vice President and the lovely Usha Fance. Your friendship has
Speaker 6: been an unbelievable encouragement.
Speaker 4: Thank you. And to all our friends and family that
Speaker 4: are here.
Speaker 6: And watching from all around the world, thank you for
Speaker 6: loving us, thank you for praying for us, and for
Speaker 6: believing in what Charlie believed in.
Speaker 4: And to our Turning Point.
Speaker 6: USA staff and the Charlie Kirk Show staff, we love
Speaker 6: you more than you could ever know.
Speaker 4: And to the Turning Point.
Speaker 6: USA chapters that are watching all across America right now.
Speaker 6: You are the heartbeat of this future and of this movement.
Speaker 6: Everything that Charlie built, You guys, are the legacy holders
Speaker 6: of that. You are living proof that his mission did
Speaker 6: not die with him.
Speaker 4: It lives through you.
Speaker 6: And Charlie always said the next generation will decide whether
Speaker 6: freedom endoors, and because of you, I know.
Speaker 4: That freedom will endure. It will, and today.
Speaker 6: We're gathered not only to celebrate Charlie's birthday, but to
Speaker 6: honor a truth that he gave his.
Speaker 4: Entire life to defend, and that's freedom.
Speaker 6: The very existence of the Presidential Medal of Freedom reminds
Speaker 6: us that the national interests of the United States has
Speaker 6: always been freedom. Our founders etched it into the preamble
Speaker 6: of our Constitution, and those words are not relics on parchment.
Speaker 4: They are a living covenant. The blessings of liberty.
Speaker 6: Are not man's invention, they are God's endowment. Charlie lived
Speaker 6: for those blessings, not as abstract words, but.
Speaker 4: As sacred promises.
Speaker 6: He used to love to journal about this topic all
Speaker 6: the time, and with such a heart postured of gratitude,
Speaker 6: and he believed that liberty was both a right and
Speaker 6: a responsibility. And he used to say, freedom is the
Speaker 6: ability to do what is right without fear.
Speaker 4: And that's how he lived. He was free from fear.
Speaker 6: He's free from compromise, free from anything that could enslave
Speaker 6: his soul. His name, Charles literally means freeman, and that's
Speaker 6: exactly who my husband was.
Speaker 4: He was a free man.
Speaker 6: And from the time I met him, sitting across from
Speaker 6: him being interviewed on politics and philosophy and theology, anything
Speaker 6: that Charlie loved any topic he loved, and I just
Speaker 6: saw the fire in his soul, and there was this
Speaker 6: divine restlessness within him that came from knowing God placed
Speaker 6: him on this earth to protect something very, very sacred.
Speaker 4: For all of us.
Speaker 6: And he never stopped fighting for people to experience freedom.
Speaker 4: He didn't.
Speaker 6: Charlie often said that without God, freedom becomes chaos, and
Speaker 6: he believed liberty could only survive when anchored to truth.
Speaker 6: And I remember in one of his speeches he told
Speaker 6: the audience that the opposite of liberty isn't law. He said,
Speaker 6: it's captivity, and that the freest people in the world
Speaker 6: are those whose hearts belong to Christ.
Speaker 4: But what's so powerful is that Charlie.
Speaker 6: Had the ability to communicate so brilliantly across all generations.
Speaker 6: And he reminded us that in a world that tells
Speaker 6: us freedom is doing whatever you want to do, the
Speaker 6: real freedom is.
Speaker 4: The power to live freely and to do what is right.
Speaker 6: And in one of his journal entries, he wrote that
Speaker 6: he wanted everyone to know that you can't have liberty
Speaker 6: without moral responsibility. Freedom divorced from faith eventually just destroys itself.
Speaker 6: And what's so fascinating about all of this is looking
Speaker 6: back these past twelve years of turning Point USA and
Speaker 6: his mission, there's almost this veil of sacred.
Speaker 1: Stations along leshawn Annity Network. We're not going to take
Speaker 1: the break. We can continue to bring you Erica Kirk
Speaker 1: and President Trump Live from the Rose Garden.
Speaker 6: Building a movement, one that called people back to God,
Speaker 6: back to truth, and a movement that was filled with
Speaker 6: courage and ironically, for a man who impacted millions, Charlie
Speaker 6: never desired to be the center of attention.
Speaker 4: Just wasn't.
Speaker 6: My husband was not a man of extravagance. He loved
Speaker 6: simple but deeply meaningful things.
Speaker 4: Truly. He loved his late night walks.
Speaker 6: He loved buying more books than he could ever read
Speaker 6: because he felt there was no such thing as a
Speaker 6: book budget. And he loved being able to read to
Speaker 6: our kids the same bedtime story on repeat because he
Speaker 6: knew it was their favorite, but to him, that was special.
Speaker 6: And he loved to sit in the sun on a
Speaker 6: Saturday morning with his cup of decaf coffee and his
Speaker 6: phone was off because he was honoring the Sabbath, and
Speaker 6: for him, it was that moment to catch his breath
Speaker 6: and just be in peace because he was unreachable at
Speaker 6: the moment and he preferred quiet birthdays. But that never
Speaker 6: stopped me from telling him. I told him every single year.
Speaker 6: I said, Baby, I love your birthday. I said, because
Speaker 6: it's a day that God knew.
Speaker 4: The world couldn't go another day without you.
Speaker 6: And so the rhythm of our usual birthday celebration for
Speaker 6: him was mint ice cream mint chocolate chip ice cream.
Speaker 6: He only had it twice a year on his birthday
Speaker 6: and fourth of July, and then after that who was
Speaker 6: back to work as usual. But last year, his one
Speaker 6: birthday wish was to see the Oregon Ducks play the
Speaker 6: Ohio State and day won. Oregon won that night, and
Speaker 6: it was by far one of the most memorable nights
Speaker 6: of his birthday experience of his life until today. And so, honestly,
Speaker 6: President Trump, I have spent seven and a half years
Speaker 6: trying to find the perfect birthday gift for Charlie.
Speaker 4: And it's so difficult.
Speaker 6: And those of you that to have spouse as or
Speaker 6: loved ones, you know how difficult it is sometimes to
Speaker 6: buy a gift for someone that you love. Because he
Speaker 6: wasn't a materialistic man, so that also did not help.
Speaker 6: But now I can say with confidence, mister President, that
Speaker 6: you have given him the best birthday gift he could
Speaker 6: ever have. It's such an honor and the recognition of
Speaker 6: a life lived for defending freedom. And that's what Charlie
Speaker 6: fought were until his last breath, And it was written
Speaker 6: across his chest in those final moments on one of
Speaker 6: his simple T shirts that always carried a message, and
Speaker 6: this one bearing a single word freedom, that was.
Speaker 4: The banner over his life.
Speaker 6: And that shirt was a declaration, the same declaration he
Speaker 6: made it every speech, every campus visit, every time he
Speaker 6: shared the gospel at a church, every sleepless night, that
Speaker 6: he would.
Speaker 4: Spend praying for the youth of this nation.
Speaker 6: And planning for the future of our country, and just
Speaker 6: oppressing upon them that when we defend liberty, we defend
Speaker 6: the soul of our nation. And my husband never told
Speaker 6: anyone what to say. He never did. He never told
Speaker 6: anyone what to say.
Speaker 4: He would just encourage them to think.
Speaker 6: He would encourage them to think outside of the traditional
Speaker 6: political labels. He would want them to think in a
Speaker 6: way that was anchored in wisdom and truth.
Speaker 4: But he would never tell anyone what to.
Speaker 6: Say, Charlie wasn't content to simply admire freedom.
Speaker 4: He wanted to multiply it. He wanted to multiply freedom.
Speaker 6: He wanted young people to taste it and to understand
Speaker 6: it and defend it. He wanted them to see that
Speaker 6: liberty isn't self indulgence, it's self governance under God.
Speaker 4: He wanted them to see that. And every day I'd
Speaker 4: see him getting ready for work. He'd put on his crossed.
Speaker 6: Necklace, he'd put his ring on his finger, and the
Speaker 6: boldness in his demeanor was ah hiss fearlessness.
Speaker 4: He wasn't afraid. He was never afraid.
Speaker 6: And his daily actions, whether an office or on campus
Speaker 6: or at a church, it was always without fear. That
Speaker 6: was his creed. That is how he lived out every
Speaker 6: single day. He didn't fear being slandered.
Speaker 4: He did not.
Speaker 6: He didn't fear losing friends. I can tell you that
Speaker 6: he didn't. He didn't care.
Speaker 4: He stood for truth and stood for freedom, and he
Speaker 4: did not.
Speaker 6: Everything else was just a noise to him.
Speaker 4: And it's because his confidence in Christ was absolute.
Speaker 6: That's why there was no limit, no limit to what
Speaker 6: he would have sacrificed to defend freedom for all and
Speaker 6: if the moment had come, he probably would have run
Speaker 6: for president, but not out of ambition. He would only
Speaker 6: have done it if that was something that he believed
Speaker 6: that his country needed. From a servant's heart standpoint, and
Speaker 6: Charlie lived only thirty one short years.
Speaker 4: I was thirty two, but on this side of heaven.
Speaker 4: But he lived. He lived every single second he lived.
Speaker 6: He filled every single day with purpose, and he fought
Speaker 6: for truth when it was unpopular, and he stood for
Speaker 6: God when it was costly.
Speaker 4: But that's what we're called to do.
Speaker 6: Surprisingly enough, he did pray for his enemies, which is
Speaker 6: very hard, but he did.
Speaker 7: He did. He did no one else. I mean I
Speaker 7: saw him do it. No, he never did it in
Speaker 7: front of anyone else, but I can attest to that.
Speaker 4: But he also loved people.
Speaker 6: When it was inconvenient, and he ran his race with endurance,
Speaker 6: and he kept the faith.
Speaker 4: And now he wears the crown of a righteous martyr.
Speaker 4: And for me and for our.
Speaker 6: Children, the truth really studies our grief, because Heaven gained
Speaker 6: what earth could no longer contain, a free man made
Speaker 6: fully free.
Speaker 4: To all watching. This is not a ceremony, This is.
Speaker 6: A commissioning and My message is simple. I want you
Speaker 6: to be the embodiment.
Speaker 4: Of this metal.
Speaker 6: I do. I want you to free yourself from fear.
Speaker 6: I want you to stand courageously in the truth, listen
Speaker 6: for the still small voice of God, and remember that
Speaker 6: while freedom is inherited in this country, each of us
Speaker 6: must be intentional stewards every single day. God began a
Speaker 6: mighty work through my husband, and I intend to see
Speaker 6: it through. And the torch is in our hands. Now,
Speaker 6: it's in mine, it's in yours, it's in all of yours,
Speaker 6: it's in all the students with turning Point USA. And
Speaker 6: before I close, I'll share with you that I asked
Speaker 6: our daughter what she would like to say to Daddy
Speaker 6: for his birthday.
Speaker 8: Excuse me, She said, Happy birthday, Daddy. I want to
Speaker 8: give you a stuffed animal.
Speaker 6: I want you to eat a cupcake with ice cream.
Speaker 4: And I want you to go have a birthday surprise.
Speaker 4: I love you.
Speaker 9: That's what she said.
Speaker 6: And while our son, he's precious, he can't yet speak
Speaker 6: in classic Kirk family fashion, his actions spoke louder than
Speaker 6: his words. And his gift to you, Charlie and myself
Speaker 6: for that matter, was deciding to become the man of
Speaker 6: the House and be fully potty trained at sixteen months.
Speaker 2: Continuing the mission of saving America, as we return to
Speaker 2: the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1: Hey, welcome back. It's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. Today.
Speaker 1: We're in the middle of a big mayor race here
Speaker 1: in New York City. You got Mom Donnie, the socialist
Speaker 1: communist mayor everbrace terrified this guy could win. You got
Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo, the failed governor. He was a disaster to
Speaker 1: a governor running on a third party ticket. You got
Speaker 1: the Republican candidate, Curtis Sliwa, who we want to be mayor,
Speaker 1: who would do a great job. And he's with us
Speaker 1: right now. Curtis Sliwa, how are you.
Speaker 9: I'm doing great. They just picked lots for the first debate.
Speaker 9: The whole country will be watching this debate on Thursday night.
Speaker 9: And guess who's right in the middle, Mark Simon, who
Speaker 9: fill of Johan Mandami to my left and Andrew Cuomo
Speaker 9: to my right? Yours truly, Curtis Sliwa.
Speaker 1: All right now, this debate is Thursday night. This could
Speaker 1: decide the election. Mamdani's a very good debater. You are
Speaker 1: a professional debater for like thirty five years. Cuomo is
Speaker 1: a horrible debater. How's he going to do against you
Speaker 1: two guys.
Speaker 9: He's got to come with high energy. Remember that's been
Speaker 9: his problem. He's low energy Andrew Cuomo, and he fades
Speaker 9: out after the first twenty minutes or so. So that's
Speaker 9: really his problem. My job is to tie both of
Speaker 9: them together, because you have Andrew Como, who was the
Speaker 9: arsonist who basically took this state down with his no
Speaker 9: cash beare raised the age and closing prisons, and side
Speaker 9: by side with him was assemblymen Zorhan Mandami. They agreed
Speaker 9: on everything, and they agree on most things now, especially
Speaker 9: when it comes to law and order. They're soft on crime,
Speaker 9: they're pro criminal, and I'm the only one who's pro victim.
Speaker 9: I mean Mark Simon. For people listening all over the country,
Speaker 9: they're the Sean Hannity Show. We are now best known
Speaker 9: in New York City for locking up two fast and
Speaker 9: not locking up criminals. And I'm the only person that
Speaker 9: can get it back to where Rudy Giuliani brought us
Speaker 9: in nineteen ninety three. So if you needed to know
Speaker 9: who Curtis Leewer is, I was the apprentice for Rudy
Speaker 9: Giuliani for many years. I am Giuliani two point zero.
Speaker 9: If people want to know who Johan Mondami is, there
Speaker 9: was that songs by Shade Smooth operator. He clearly has
Speaker 9: taken a page from the book BARACKA. Obama, the smoothest
Speaker 9: of all operators. But he's really for people who remember
Speaker 9: the worst mayor in the history of New York City.
Speaker 9: He's built the Blasio on steroids.
Speaker 1: Yeah, build the Blasio's people are running the Mondani campaign.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Rudy Giuliani has fully endorsed Curtis Sliwa.
Speaker 1: Now you're gonna have to hit him hard in that
Speaker 1: debate with some real knockout punches. Do you have that
Speaker 1: ready to go?
Speaker 9: Oh? Absolutely? Just to give you a sort of a precursor,
Speaker 9: he's talking about free bus fayre. Half the people don't
Speaker 9: pay their bus fan to begin with. As you know,
Speaker 9: Marc Simone, I'm the only one who's talking about. Wait,
Speaker 9: is they get there's fair evasion. We got to make
Speaker 9: people pay their fare. That's where everything begins to dissolve.
Speaker 9: That's why you had a billion dollars of fair evasion
Speaker 9: just in twenty twenty four alone, and the situation is
Speaker 9: just getting worse. He wants city owned the supermarkets. Well,
Speaker 9: I'm going to turn to zor Mondami Market. I'm going
Speaker 9: to say, and how are you going to stop the
Speaker 9: shoplift this from shutting you down like they shut down
Speaker 9: most of the other stores in New York City because
Speaker 9: the shoplifter is aret going to come wherever they can
Speaker 9: steal the product. And I'm sure your store's or on
Speaker 9: you'll have an easy pass for them to steal everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, you know it was one of his people. Well, Curtis,
Speaker 1: you get out of the race for Cuomo. Should it
Speaker 1: be the other way around. Shouldn't Cuomo get the hell
Speaker 1: out of the race. He's in your way.
Speaker 9: Well, Mark, he already had his chance and he took
Speaker 9: a dive. He admitted when he tossed in the towel
Speaker 9: at the end of the Democratic primary at June twenty
Speaker 9: fourth that he didn't run a good campaign. He's not
Speaker 9: running a good campaign now. He's not out in the streets.
Speaker 9: He's not in the neighborhoods he needs to be. And
Speaker 9: remember in June twenty fourth, when he capitulated the Zora
Speaker 9: on Mondami then The drum beat was, Curtis, you got
Speaker 9: to drop out for Eric Adams that failed New York
Speaker 9: City mayor drop out? How did that? How would that
Speaker 9: have worked out? Mark? What it done?
Speaker 1: Hey? We were at this big Galla dinner Saturday night,
Speaker 1: thousand people. Cuomo walking around the room. Nobody paid that
Speaker 1: much attention to him, But you were getting mob Nobody
Speaker 1: could get near you. There were so many people trying
Speaker 1: to take pictures with you.
Speaker 9: What does that tell us, Well, it tells you that
Speaker 9: I have a feel for average, everyday people. And also
Speaker 9: I am the first person to actually find a Christopher
Speaker 9: Columbus statue that had been warehoused. Remember in the summer
Speaker 9: of twenty twenty, George Floyd, when then Governor Andrew cmo
Speaker 9: was letting Antifa and Black Lives Matter run wild in
Speaker 9: the streets. I was out there battling Black Lives Matter
Speaker 9: and Antifa. But I've located one of the many statues
Speaker 9: that were taken down because they were being desecrated, vandalized,
Speaker 9: and destroyed. And we're bringing it to the most Italian
Speaker 9: of all places in America, Staten Island, the fifth borough
Speaker 9: of New York City, which is referred to as sate
Speaker 9: in Italy. You won't believe this. Mark. People on Staten
Speaker 9: Island always thought that they had a Christopher Columbus statue.
Speaker 9: There's never been one there. I know everything about this city.
Speaker 9: I am the genuine New Yorker. I'm the only one
Speaker 9: who can get things back on track. And remember Mark,
Speaker 9: for everybody out there who remembers Rudy Giuliani saving New
Speaker 9: York City in nineteen ninety three. A year later, a
Speaker 9: guy who couldn't have picked out of a police line up,
Speaker 9: George Bataki beat the better Cuomo. That's right, Andrew, I'm
Speaker 9: going to tell you you know Mariocormo. I knew Mario
Speaker 9: Coomo well. George Bataki not only beat Mariocormo, but he
Speaker 9: gave us great times with Rudy as the Republican mayor,
Speaker 9: Patakias the Republican governor. No chaos, no corruption, crime, reduced
Speaker 9: great quality of life. Everybody wanted to come to New York.
Speaker 9: Now we're falling into the abyss. Curtis Lee a Republican mayor,
Speaker 9: and next year a lease the Fonic the congresswoman gets
Speaker 9: elected governor and we can do it all over again.
Speaker 1: Jan If you want what do you want people to do.
Speaker 1: Donate a volunteer, What can they do for you? What's
Speaker 1: the website?
Speaker 9: All of the above. With twenty one days to go,
Speaker 9: I'm campaigning twenty days out of a twenty four hour day.
Speaker 9: Just go to sliwa for NYC dot com, up for
Speaker 9: NYC dot com. Please help me save New York City,
Speaker 9: because whether it's Jorhan Mandami or Andrew Cmo, there's going
Speaker 9: to be the flight, hysteria and constant exodus of New
Speaker 9: Yorkers into your state. My job is to keep them here, improved,
Speaker 9: don't move because I don't want to see the sequel
Speaker 9: to Kurt Russell's escape from New York and Old New
Speaker 9: York is coming down your way to North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Texas, Tennessee,
Speaker 9: and parts unknown.
Speaker 1: Now I see a lot of commercials for you all
Speaker 1: over the place on TV here and during the Big
Speaker 1: Yankee playoff game there were your commercials. I don't see
Speaker 1: a lot of Cuomo commercials. And as far as I know,
Speaker 1: he hasn't even opened a campaign headquarters yet, has he?
Speaker 9: Now? In fact, I opened my eleventh campaign headquarters today.
Speaker 9: They're sleeward signs everywhere slee with for mayor. I have
Speaker 9: an energetic campaign, Orhan Mandami has the orneasters. We know
Speaker 9: they're energetic. It really should be one on one. It
Speaker 9: should be Curtis Sleewood, the mayor from the streets and
Speaker 9: the subways, taken on Zoran Mandami, who wants to be
Speaker 9: the mayor representing the white collar graduates of college in
Speaker 9: the suites. That's really where the battle is. Andrew celmost
Speaker 9: trying to remain relative. He should be one and done.
Speaker 9: He escaped from Albany when he was under impeachment. You know, Mark,
Speaker 9: I'm only responsible for the deaths of fifteen thousand l
Speaker 9: of the people because of his executive order. He never apologized,
Speaker 9: and God only knows if you're a woman in twenty two,
Speaker 9: we'd have to have hr constantly in the office of mayor.
Speaker 9: And sure he was keeping his hands off the young
Speaker 9: ladies working in his administration.
Speaker 1: Well, but you have give him credit though. In this
Speaker 1: little little comeback of his he is convinced some of
Speaker 1: these big donors that he's the traditional mainstream, middle of
Speaker 1: the road democrat. When he was governor, he was the
Speaker 1: most far left. He was as bad as Mondamie, wasn't he.
Speaker 9: Mark friends with a lot of these money people. They
Speaker 9: may know Wall Street, but they don't know politics. They've
Speaker 9: proven that time and time again. They ran from Cuomo
Speaker 9: to Eric Adams. They gave Eric Adams millions. Where's that money? Now?
Speaker 9: Mark someonment. What they're done. Nobody wants to find out.
Speaker 9: And now they're back with Cuomo. Mark. When you sit
Speaker 9: down with your friends the billionaires, tell them focus on
Speaker 9: Wall Street. Let Curtis Sleewood, the man of the people,
Speaker 9: the blue collar, working class, Republican populace, focus on saving
Speaker 9: the city, and just stay out of my way. I
Speaker 9: can do it. They can't. They failed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, one thing with these billionaires when it comes
Speaker 1: to politics. They're geniuses in their own profession, but when
Speaker 1: it comes to politics, they're crazy. Cuomo gets wiped out
Speaker 1: into debates by Mom Donnie. Culomo gets slaughtered in the
Speaker 1: primary Byron Donnie, and then they tell you only Cuomo
Speaker 1: can win. It's absolutely ridiculous. But you when it comes
Speaker 1: to crime, would you say that's going to be the
Speaker 1: number one issue in the debate? Oh?
Speaker 9: No, out, we need to hire seven thousand cops immediately.
Speaker 9: They've been stripped of the insurance that every civil servant has.
Speaker 9: It's called qualified immunity. We have to get that back
Speaker 9: so that the cops don't fear getting involved in making arrest. Plus,
Speaker 9: our recruitment is dismal because the many women who work
Speaker 9: police officers are never recommending any longer that their children
Speaker 9: or grandchildren or nieces and nephews following their footsteps. We're
Speaker 9: facing dire circumstances here. And I got to tell you
Speaker 9: I've been doing this for forty six years. As leader
Speaker 9: of the Guardian Angels, I helped save the subway system
Speaker 9: that was crime infested in the seventies, eighties and nineties.
Speaker 9: I fought the crack cocaine epidemic along with Rudy Giuliani,
Speaker 9: the greatest mayor we ever had. I learned from the best,
Speaker 9: and so as Rudy Giuliani two point zero, I can
Speaker 9: do exactly what he did did so many years ago.
Speaker 9: Rescue this city that is in dire need. The socialists
Speaker 9: will destroy it. And Andrew Cuomo has said, if somehow
Speaker 9: Johan wins, he's going to flee to Florida. What kind
Speaker 9: of leader is that? This guy's always dropping out? In fact,
Speaker 9: Mark he dropped out of running for governor against Comic Coal.
Speaker 9: He dropped out when he feed an impeachment from his
Speaker 9: own Democratic Party and ran to the Hamptons. The man
Speaker 9: is not a for Augh. Fight to beat Zoran and
Speaker 9: the zorn Easters and the Democratic Socialists of America, you
Speaker 9: gotta go neighborhood by neighborhood, subway stop by subway stop,
Speaker 9: get the voters to the polls, and that's how we'll
Speaker 9: have victory on January January first, twenty twenty six, when
Speaker 9: I get sworn into office to save this city with
Speaker 9: the help of all your listeners.
Speaker 1: Hey, yeah, go to sliwa for NYC dot com. You
Speaker 1: can donate volunteers sliwa for NYC dot Com. Now, Momdani
Speaker 1: came out of nowhere somehow he's got forty million or whatever.
Speaker 1: We know this money a lot of George Sorows types.
Speaker 1: But what about this rumor talk of foreign money that
Speaker 1: poured into his campaign.
Speaker 9: Mark Simone, You remember it was two months ago on
Speaker 9: Marie butter Loma show on the Fox News business station
Speaker 9: that I said there's foreign money that has come into
Speaker 9: contact with zoron Mondami's campaign fund. You know what happens.
Speaker 9: It is the same thing that happened to Eric Adams.
Speaker 9: He got Turkish money that went to Turkish businessmen in
Speaker 9: New York City who then had straw donors make those donations,
Speaker 9: which is illegal, which is why Eric Adams should have
Speaker 9: gone to jail. So on Mondommi with his smoke this fire,
Speaker 9: the Department of Justice should do a full scale investigation.
Speaker 9: He's already admitted he collected thirteen thousand dollars of illegal
Speaker 9: campaign contributions from foreign sources. Why wouldn't we do a
Speaker 9: deeper dive. He's collected millions, Mark Simone, thirteen thousand may
Speaker 9: just be the tip of the iceberg.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, the dive is being done by some people.
Speaker 1: We'll see. Hey, we don't have much time. Have one
Speaker 1: more question. Last time you had that debate four years ago,
Speaker 1: Channel for they rid the debate. They said we're only
Speaker 1: having yes or no questions for this segment. They're only
Speaker 1: allowed to talk thirty seconds. How do you know they're
Speaker 1: not going to do that again this year.
Speaker 9: Well, I learned from that mistake of allowing the moderators
Speaker 9: to dominate the discussion. Since I'm in the middle. Andrew
Speaker 9: Como's position to my right and Johan Mandami obviously to
Speaker 9: my left. I am going to dominate this debate. I'm
Speaker 9: not going to let the moderators and the inquisitors try
Speaker 9: to make it appear that this is their time to shine.
Speaker 9: People don't want to hear from them. They want to
Speaker 9: hear from the candidates. They want to hear our ideas,
Speaker 9: our concepts, and most importantly, they want to hear good
Speaker 9: arguments back and forth. And you know, the moderators, they're
Speaker 9: constantly trying to break that up. Mark, I'm not going
Speaker 9: to let them do it this time. All right, the
Speaker 9: start of this debate, I am going to be at
Speaker 9: Zoran Mandami and his mini me Andrew Como.
Speaker 1: Well, good luck. We want you to win, and everybody
Speaker 1: to go to Slee Wha for NYC dot com. Donate
Speaker 1: volunteer Slee Wha for NYC dot com. Curtis have a
Speaker 1: big victory.
Speaker 9: Thursday night, Help me save New York City. Everybody listening
Speaker 9: and a Sean Hannity show, Help me save New York City.
Speaker 1: All right, take care, Yeah, we hope he wins. Thursday Night.
Speaker 1: Slei Wha for NYC dot com. Take a break. Hey,
Speaker 1: we'll take some calls next, it's Mark Simone here for
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity. Hey, it's the Sean Hannity Show. Mark Simone here.
Speaker 1: Sean off today, but it'll be back tomorrow. You have
Speaker 1: what's at silly show, The View that you have high
Speaker 1: IQ shows, you know, like some MSNBC show, then you
Speaker 1: got these low IQ shows like The View. But there's
Speaker 1: one of those wacky co hosts, Alissa Farah Griffin, who
Speaker 1: said a while back, she said, if Trump gets those
Speaker 1: hostages out, I'll wear a mega hat right here. She
Speaker 1: thought there was no chance, no chance that he could
Speaker 1: make this deal, and she said, if he does, I'll
Speaker 1: wear maga hat. Well he did, and she's not wearing
Speaker 1: the hat. Donald Trump Junior trolling her on Twitter today
Speaker 1: about wearing that hat. So far nothing, She hasn't set
Speaker 1: a peep yet about wearing that hat. I predict. No,
Speaker 1: she won't wear it. She won't do it. She won't
Speaker 1: do it because then there'll be the picture of her
Speaker 1: with the hat on will be used against her forever
Speaker 1: and ever, and her viewers are crazy wacky viewers will
Speaker 1: never ever ever get over it. Hey, we're just about
Speaker 1: out of time. But it's been quite a day here
Speaker 1: if you heard the Charlie Kirk ceremony, quite powerful, quite moving,
Speaker 1: and well, I'm glad we could bring it to you.
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