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Speaker 2: And I taught a lot of undocumented students, and those
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Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 5: So the Save Act is now well, they're trying to
Speaker 5: make its way through the Senate. John Thune had said
Speaker 5: that we don't have the votes to nuke the filibuster.
Speaker 5: As of today, the vote is remaining open, at least
Speaker 5: for now. I think the longer that public pressure stays
Speaker 5: in the forefront, I think the better off it's going
Speaker 5: to be. I think it's critical to have integrity in
Speaker 5: the election process. I think it's critical if you want
Speaker 5: confidence in election results. I think that there's no doubt
Speaker 5: that those people that don't want proof of citizenship and
Speaker 5: voter i D clearly have nefarious intentions and motives. I
Speaker 5: don't think that's even in dispute, you know. And it
Speaker 5: was pretty funny because Chucky Schumer Raphael Warnock of Georgia
Speaker 5: admit that illegal aliens participate in US elections despite opposing
Speaker 5: the Save Act.
Speaker 1: Okay, and now pay close attention to this.
Speaker 6: The core of the bill is handing the voter rolls
Speaker 6: over to DHS, putting them through an algorithm designed by
Speaker 6: Moje and Musk that knocks supposedly knocks out illegal immigrants
Speaker 6: from voting, but the evidence is almost no illegal immigrants vote.
Speaker 7: Eight point two million people retisented to vote. In Georgia,
Speaker 7: the Republican Secretary of State found twenty instances of non
Speaker 7: citizens who were registered, and only nine had ever attempted
Speaker 7: to vote, and the majority did before twenty twelve. This
Speaker 7: is a solution in search of a problem that does
Speaker 7: not exist.
Speaker 5: Okay, so there it is. They're admitting it, they acknowledge it.
Speaker 5: But then why would they be against it unless they
Speaker 5: want illegals to vote. That's the only thing I can conclude.
Speaker 5: Why else here's Chucky Schumer, you know, mister Jim Crow
Speaker 5: two point zero. The singing the other day made me
Speaker 5: sick to my stomach. But it's an evil and racist
Speaker 5: act of course, desperation. It's an election year. Republicans are
Speaker 5: racist and sexist and misogynistic and homophobic and xenophobic and islamophobic,
Speaker 5: and they want dirty air water and to kill Grandma
Speaker 5: and grandpa. Anyway, we'll hear a lot of that as
Speaker 5: the year progresses. But this is just a sampling of
Speaker 5: a preview of coming attractions.
Speaker 1: We will not.
Speaker 6: Let this evil legislation pass.
Speaker 1: Line up him comes too quiet.
Speaker 5: Up all right, right, chanting and singing and carrying on
Speaker 5: like lunatics. And multiple reports by the way, that are
Speaker 5: out that you know, Democrats get back power and all
Speaker 5: they want is vengeance, and that's what they will do.
Speaker 5: They'll do nothing to advance America's interest because they'll be
Speaker 5: too caught up in revenge. Now, Congresswoman Annapolo Luna, who's
Speaker 5: going to join us in a minute, issued the ultimatum
Speaker 5: to John Thune at the Save Act you know will
Speaker 5: be included to FISA legislation if he doesn't get a
Speaker 5: debate and a vote on the Save Act. I think
Speaker 5: a vote is coming, it's just a matter of when.
Speaker 5: And I'm sure they're doing the math, and what I
Speaker 5: keep hearing, I'm getting mixed messages from different senators in
Speaker 5: terms of whether or not they have the votes or not.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So basically what can happen is we can bake
Speaker 3: it into something called rule and merge it on the
Speaker 3: House floor and then send it over to the Senate.
Speaker 3: Fizes one of these pieces of legislation that the Senate
Speaker 3: would literally walk over broken.
Speaker 8: Glass to pass.
Speaker 3: But the fact is, as Representative Gill has stated, none
Speaker 3: of their legislation will pass if they don't get this done.
Speaker 3: And so I think that we are well on the
Speaker 3: side of the American people. Remember this is bipartisan Democrats
Speaker 3: wanted as well, and so we are going to ensure
Speaker 3: that this gets on the President's desk. But again, Kaylie,
Speaker 3: I just want to point out the Senate said that
Speaker 3: they didn't have time to debate this on the House floor,
Speaker 3: yet they literally had time for a dog parade, so
Speaker 3: there's no excuse for not embracing the standing filibusters. Leader Thun,
Speaker 3: I'm asking you directly to stand up for the American people,
Speaker 3: force your senators to do their job. But in the event,
Speaker 3: you will not have any legislation passed and we will
Speaker 3: attach it to Fizis.
Speaker 5: So those are your options. Joining us now is congress
Speaker 5: Woman Anna Paul Lina Luna is with us. She's from
Speaker 5: my free state of Florida, the thirteenth district. Also US
Speaker 5: Air Force vet here to discuss the disgraceful, disgusting, despicable
Speaker 5: manner in which Democrats and some rhinos have handled the
Speaker 5: Save Act. Congress Morman, how are you what what part
Speaker 5: of Florida are you win?
Speaker 8: I'm in Saint Petersburg, so I'm what I would say
Speaker 8: is the best part of Florida on the west coast.
Speaker 8: But I'm super happy to be on Thank you for
Speaker 8: having me.
Speaker 5: Well, I might take issue with that, although I'm sure
Speaker 5: you've been the chicken salad chick before because friends of
Speaker 5: mine are the owners of that franchise.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been there?
Speaker 4: I have.
Speaker 8: They have a couple of their restaurants in our district.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're great people. I don't know if that's the district.
Speaker 5: One of their stores actually out of bad fire, but
Speaker 5: they were able to rebuild Thanecott. All right, well, let's
Speaker 5: start with the same act where we are. It's open now,
Speaker 5: but at the end of the day, you know, what
Speaker 5: this vote comes down to is that they want people
Speaker 5: not to have to prove citizenship proof or show voter ID,
Speaker 5: which is madness to me.
Speaker 8: Look, you're you're correct, Chuck Schumer. When I was starting
Speaker 8: to shut down, the government came out and did a
Speaker 8: press conference and said they want mass amnesty for the
Speaker 8: over twenty million illegal people. Here, Democrats, Republicans, and Independents,
Speaker 8: regardless of background, both black, white, Hispanic Asians, we all
Speaker 8: want voter ID. And so what they're doing is they're
Speaker 8: basically trying to shore up their congressional districts. There's also
Speaker 8: an issue with the census counting illegals. But we know
Speaker 8: that the Democrat Party is essentially on life support, and
Speaker 8: if this legislation passes that I do believe even states
Speaker 8: like California would turn red because of the fact that
Speaker 8: we are securing elections, which is a fundamental backbone of
Speaker 8: this country and why we are in a republic. And so,
Speaker 8: just to kind of give you the inside baseball, Sean,
Speaker 8: the Senate from the get go had no intention, from
Speaker 8: what we are hearing and from what we are now seeing,
Speaker 8: of embracing the standing filibuster, even though great senators like
Speaker 8: Senator Mike Lee and Senator Rick Scott were putting the
Speaker 8: pressure to them. And so what they're doing now is
Speaker 8: they're actually getting ready to go on recess. And all
Speaker 8: of what you're seeing right now is political tap dancing,
Speaker 8: but it's a show vote. It's not actually going to work.
Speaker 8: And so what we have the ability to do, and
Speaker 8: as you heard in that clip, is to bake PISA,
Speaker 8: the Save America Act into FISA and force the Senate
Speaker 8: to pass it.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 8: Speaker Johnson knows that President Trump wants to get done.
Speaker 8: And so the reason I'm telling you this, Shann is
Speaker 8: because I know you're very close with the President, and
Speaker 8: I will also be telling him this, But I hope
Speaker 8: that you reiterate this to him, and that the House leadership,
Speaker 8: so Speaker Johnson and company could if they wanted to
Speaker 8: force a vote on sending US to conference, in which
Speaker 8: the Senate could try to strip this. But if the
Speaker 8: President tells Mike not to do that, he will not
Speaker 8: do it, and Save America Act, in my opinion, will pass,
Speaker 8: but they have to have it attached to by US.
Speaker 5: I like this strategy. I've been in touch with the Speaker.
Speaker 5: I think the Speaker is mostly on the same page.
Speaker 5: I mean, to be very fair, I mean, the House
Speaker 5: passed this bill three times, and if they have to
Speaker 5: take out of a fourth time, the Speaker has been
Speaker 5: clearly as willing to do that.
Speaker 8: No, yeah, I think he will. But the problem is
Speaker 8: is that the Senate, our own people, are failing to
Speaker 8: embrace the standing filibuster, which could get this done. And
Speaker 8: they don't want to remove the filibuster in general, because
Speaker 8: there's this aspect of those that believe that the institution
Speaker 8: needs to be protected. But just I believe it was
Speaker 8: yesterday John Thune said that if Senate Democrats take back
Speaker 8: you know, the Senate, that they'll likely remove the filibuster.
Speaker 8: And so the fact is that we have a lot
Speaker 8: of policies that President Trump had in place that he
Speaker 8: promised the American people we would deliver on, and our
Speaker 8: Senate is a problem. But remember this is an overwhelmingly
Speaker 8: popular issue. This is on the same page as you know,
Speaker 8: banning and cider trading, which I've also championed in the House.
Speaker 8: This is an eighty twenty issue, and if we pass this,
Speaker 8: we will keep the majority in the House and be
Speaker 8: able to continue to deliver on President Trump's promises to
Speaker 8: the American people.
Speaker 5: What is the latest, for example, in the state of Florida.
Speaker 5: My understanding is there's an opportunity to pick up as
Speaker 5: many as for maybe more congressional seats, and I understand
Speaker 5: the state legislatures moving forward with that.
Speaker 1: Do you have any involvement in that?
Speaker 8: No, no, we actually are specifically prohibited from even saying
Speaker 8: the word redistricting to members of the state legislature for
Speaker 8: legal purposes. But I am hearing that they are proceeding
Speaker 8: forward with that. But we don't know what the new
Speaker 8: congressional maps look like. But if fact does happen, it's
Speaker 8: likely that we could pick up some seats. But remember
Speaker 8: this all large depends on our ability to get the
Speaker 8: Senate to act. And so that's why you're seeing the
Speaker 8: blockade form in the House side of things, with people
Speaker 8: that are saying, we are no longer going to allow
Speaker 8: the Senate to dictate to the President or to the
Speaker 8: American people on what we can deliver on enough that
Speaker 8: we're playing hardball.
Speaker 5: Talk a little bit about your background and as a
Speaker 5: US Air Force veteran, and talk about I mean, the
Speaker 5: unbelievable display of US military intelligence along with Israel and
Speaker 5: military might in this conflict with Iran. And my understanding
Speaker 5: is the odds are very high that this will probably
Speaker 5: wind down in about three to four weeks. There's not
Speaker 5: many targets left. The only hope is the Ranian people
Speaker 5: rise up and take their country back and return, you know,
Speaker 5: the once great Persian culture to its former glory.
Speaker 1: And what are your thoughts.
Speaker 8: I think that you articulated that perfectly. What you're seeing
Speaker 8: right now is a massive I think this information campaign
Speaker 8: trying to paint what President Trump did as you know,
Speaker 8: asking a stand two point zero, which could be farther
Speaker 8: from the truth. First of all, the President has never asked.
Speaker 8: They're not in private or not publicly he's never he's
Speaker 8: never stated that he wants there to be American boots
Speaker 8: on the ground. So that's the first thing. But secondly,
Speaker 8: even if that were to be a vote, the votes
Speaker 8: would not be there within the Republican Conference to actually
Speaker 8: make that happen. So that is just completely deblanked on
Speaker 8: its face right there. But aside from that, what we
Speaker 8: are seeing and what we know for a fact is
Speaker 8: that Intel reported that there was imminent threat. And even
Speaker 8: if you want to account for the last forty seven
Speaker 8: years of Iran's aggression towards the United States, the fact
Speaker 8: is is that they did have enough material to make
Speaker 8: eleven nuclear weapons. That's something that the CIA director recently
Speaker 8: came out with, and that's something that the White House
Speaker 8: specifically has been reaffirming in no way, shape or form.
Speaker 8: Even if we did not want or even if we
Speaker 8: were playing devil's advocate and playing into, you know, the
Speaker 8: argument of well we shouldn't have intervened, do you really
Speaker 8: think that Iran would have never actually utilize those weapons?
Speaker 3: And so, as.
Speaker 8: Tulci Gabbert had actually stated in her in her hearing
Speaker 8: the other day, she said that part of her job
Speaker 8: at Odie and I is to run analysis on potential outcomes,
Speaker 8: and when you're sitting in a room and you're looking
Speaker 8: at the potential that Iran, no matter what, will strike
Speaker 8: even if we're not involved, and that that will be
Speaker 8: a higher casualty rate for Americans. I agree with President
Speaker 8: Trump's assessment in the situation. But again, this is not
Speaker 8: Afghanistan two point zero. We are not going to be
Speaker 8: there for long. And what I will say is targeted
Speaker 8: military strikes. Getting rid of a regime that has murdered
Speaker 8: thousands of its own people, but more importantly, been responsible
Speaker 8: for the death of you know, thousands of Americans is
Speaker 8: something that the President acted rightfully upon his article to authorities.
Speaker 5: All right, quick break more with Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna
Speaker 5: on the other side than your calls coming up next
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Speaker 4: Ay sicko winning yet me either world leaders, union, businesses,
Speaker 4: social media. They all want to work with Trump.
Speaker 6: He said what he was going to do, and then
Speaker 6: he did it.
Speaker 4: A White House is open for business and America is
Speaker 4: bad bad nities on right now.
Speaker 5: Right at the final moments, Anna Polina Luna, Congresswoman thirteenth
Speaker 5: District in the Great State of Florida's with us. The
Speaker 5: President is not sharing, obviously, his war plans with me. However,
Speaker 5: I can see two scenarios where there might be a
Speaker 5: necessity for some boots on the ground, and I know
Speaker 5: that goes against the Trump doctrine and what he has
Speaker 5: done up to this point, with the exception of Maduro
Speaker 5: in Venezuela. And number one, if there is a risk
Speaker 5: that the four hundred and sixty kilograms of sixty percent
Speaker 5: enriched uranium, which can be turned into weapons grade ninety
Speaker 5: percent enrichment in just seven to ten days, if there
Speaker 5: is a chance that could fall into the wrong hands,
Speaker 5: I could see American involvement at a deeper level. Also
Speaker 5: the question of carg Island, which is the lifeblood of
Speaker 5: the entire Iranian economy, and the President saying very clearly
Speaker 5: that it might be in control of the US when
Speaker 5: all is said and done. You have a problem with
Speaker 5: either of those operations.
Speaker 8: Look, as I got elected to office, and as I
Speaker 8: promised my constituency, I can't vote for boots on the ground.
Speaker 8: But I want to be very clear Sean that I
Speaker 8: have not heard that from the President, And what I
Speaker 8: would say is that our strategic objectives, for the most part,
Speaker 8: have been completed. So there was the top three, which
Speaker 8: was destroying the Navy. That's all that accomplished, destroying THEER.
Speaker 5: If I may on one point, though, and I appreciate
Speaker 5: everything you're saying, if there is a chance that they
Speaker 5: really do have four hundred and sixty kilograms of sixty
Speaker 5: percent enriched uranium that can be weapons grade uranium in
Speaker 5: ten days, if there's more enrichment capability, So at that point,
Speaker 5: if there was a risk that the entire operation would
Speaker 5: be for nothing unless we guarantee that we get control
Speaker 5: of that, does that change the equation for you.
Speaker 8: I would have to see a serious plan of that
Speaker 8: before that was carried out, and that's one of the
Speaker 8: things right now that that would I believe require a
Speaker 8: vote from Congress as a whole. And so I think
Speaker 8: right now what we are anticipated, and at least what
Speaker 8: I've communicated and what the White House has communicated with me,
Speaker 8: is that right now the objectives have been met, and
Speaker 8: President Trump has the anticipation of indexing shortly. What I
Speaker 8: will say, though, Sean, is that there are other countries
Speaker 8: NATO countries specifically, and also Israel that are closer in
Speaker 8: proximity to that area. And I think the United States
Speaker 8: has done a lot of the heavy listing in order
Speaker 8: to protect our own people, and so I think that
Speaker 8: these are all things. As you know, things change, and
Speaker 8: especially in this type of scenario. So I think we'll
Speaker 8: have to closely monitor. But I'd have to see a
Speaker 8: serwn expensive plan before I give you my blank upper
Speaker 8: down assessment.
Speaker 1: On that last question, what did you do in the
Speaker 1: Air Force?
Speaker 8: I did airfield management. So my afsese was one Charlie
Speaker 8: seven to five to one. And I will say, if
Speaker 8: you have a young kid who's joining the military, it's
Speaker 8: the best decision that I ever made. I met my
Speaker 8: husband there actually fifteen years ago, and so we're a
Speaker 8: military couple that made it to Congress and worked out
Speaker 8: for us.
Speaker 5: That's awesome. Anyway, thanks for representing our great state of Florida.
Speaker 5: We appreciate you and thank you for being with us.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much. God bless you too.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred nine four one. Shawn is on number. You
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Speaker 5: Right, twenty five till the top of the hour this Friday.
Speaker 5: Here's our toll free number. It's eight hundred and nine
Speaker 5: four one, Shawn, you want to be a part of
Speaker 5: the program. I personally am so sick and tired of
Speaker 5: how unfairly the first Lady of our country has been
Speaker 5: continues to be treated, especially by the legacy media mob.
Speaker 5: These these failing so called comedians on late night. They're
Speaker 5: horrible people. I mean, how many of them speak six languages?
Speaker 5: Linda has multiple master's degrees. How many languages do you speak?
Speaker 1: I try to speak English every day the best that
Speaker 1: I can. Shan, thank you for us.
Speaker 5: And you're really struggling New York, struggling Hawk Radio coffee
Speaker 5: to us. Unbelievable. But you know, we have an incredible
Speaker 5: first Lady and she's doing historic things. And I was
Speaker 5: reading about this this week and I just wanted to
Speaker 5: draw your attention to it and spend a couple of
Speaker 5: minutes on this, because never before, there's no historical record
Speaker 5: of a first Lady of our country hosting representatives from
Speaker 5: forty four other nations, and the first Lady Milania, and
Speaker 5: Trump's doing that first lady to ever speak before the
Speaker 5: United Nations. He's fostering the future of you know, Future
Speaker 5: Together's mission to empower children through education. By the way,
Speaker 5: we can start writing blue cities and blue states because
Speaker 5: their public school system is atrocious. And this whole Future
Speaker 5: Together long term initiative with member nations, I mean we
Speaker 5: now have people forty four nations, twenty two best in
Speaker 5: class technology entities that she is brought together for this
Speaker 5: two day global Coalition summit, which is pretty amazing, and
Speaker 5: that means Open AI, Microsoft, ex Meta. Tell all these
Speaker 5: big companies are supporting this effort because they understand it's
Speaker 5: imperative to have the next generation of educated and formed kids. Anyway,
Speaker 5: Mark Beckman is with us. He's a senior advisor of
Speaker 5: the First Lady. You know, I read this and I
Speaker 5: think about how the First Lady kind of never gets
Speaker 5: any of the credit that she deserves and she does
Speaker 5: so much, and it just infuriates me. And I would imagine,
Speaker 5: you know, being supportive of the First Lady yourself, you
Speaker 5: feel the same way. Tell me what this is all about, Sean.
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me today.
Speaker 10: There's no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: I mean, we have the most groundbreaking first Lady. She
Speaker 2: is reorganizing the role of the East Wing. She's been
Speaker 2: totally action oriented. I know you've been kind enough to
Speaker 2: highlight her achievements, whether it's legislative, executive order, the work
Speaker 2: she does here domestically with foster care kids and beyond,
Speaker 2: over and over again. We appreciate your support. But once again,
Speaker 2: she is groundbreaking with fostering the future together. What she's
Speaker 2: done she announced this, by the way, first at the
Speaker 2: United Nations General Assembly last fall. But what she's done
Speaker 2: now is she's achieved this global coalition of nations that
Speaker 2: has a mission to empower children through technology and education.
Speaker 2: For the first time, it's truly historic. For the first
Speaker 2: time in our nation's history, our First Lady will assemble
Speaker 2: almost fifty countries in the White House in one day.
Speaker 2: It's never been done before. But here's what's important about it, Sean,
Speaker 2: her vision is really focused on empowering the American children
Speaker 2: so that they could become the most technologically fluent and
Speaker 2: highly educated generation. And this will give the United States
Speaker 2: over the long term economic supremacy, which I know you
Speaker 2: care about. It will drive our GDP expansion and will
Speaker 2: attract global capital. And most important in my mind is
Speaker 2: that it will give America the ability in the future
Speaker 2: to control intellectual property assets. And this is really what
Speaker 2: she's building for the future, and to make sure that
Speaker 2: American children will be poised for this type of control
Speaker 2: and dominance over the rest of the world for generations
Speaker 2: to come.
Speaker 5: You know what's fascinating about the first lady, and I've
Speaker 5: known her for a long time, is that I think
Speaker 5: she may be the single most misunderstood person in the country.
Speaker 5: I mean, she really does not involve herself in the
Speaker 5: politic gold day to day, that that's her husband's job
Speaker 5: and and but she has taken this platform she has
Speaker 5: and she uses it to advance humanitarian causes day and night,
Speaker 5: and nobody ever pays attention to it. What frustrates me
Speaker 5: is here a former model, successful in her own right
Speaker 5: in every way by any measure, and she's very understated,
Speaker 5: and then it gets attacked constantly. I'm just fed up
Speaker 5: with it all. I wouldn't be as harsh in my
Speaker 5: language if she was on the phone, but it just
Speaker 5: pisses me off.
Speaker 2: I know, Sean, I know, but here's a person who
Speaker 2: is highly committed. She is one of the hardest working individuals,
Speaker 2: probably the most committed working.
Speaker 5: Person that he's also brilliant. I've spent time with her.
Speaker 5: She is brilliant and tough.
Speaker 2: Very tough, super smart, and that's why her movie went
Speaker 2: to number one. We launched it on Prime, it went
Speaker 2: to number one worldwide. So when you talk about her intelligence,
Speaker 2: you know, she was the first first lady from any
Speaker 2: country in the world to speak at the Security Council
Speaker 2: just a few weeks ago when the United States assumed
Speaker 2: the presidency, and her speech, it was so motivating, so inspirational,
Speaker 2: was all about how if we give education to the
Speaker 2: next generation, if we give them wisdom, they will have peace,
Speaker 2: they will find tolerance, all through this underpinning of artificial intelligence.
Speaker 2: No first lady is sat in front of the Security Council,
Speaker 2: and you know what we're looking at in the United
Speaker 2: Nation these days. She sat down and articulated an incredibly
Speaker 2: inspiring speech about how to bring peace to the world,
Speaker 2: and to your point, super intelligent, very inspirational, and it
Speaker 2: doesn't even get the mainstream coverage, if we want to
Speaker 2: call it that anymore. I don't even consider it that anymore,
Speaker 2: but it doesn't get the kind of coverage that you're
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 5: That's why we wanted to have you on today. I
Speaker 5: think she is unfortunately the most mistreated by far in
Speaker 5: my lifetime, of any first lady. Every other first lady
Speaker 5: gets the covers of magazines, and now they ignore Melania Trump,
Speaker 5: which is on its face just obscene and absurd considering
Speaker 5: her background. It's incredible. Anyway, Mark, we do appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Thanks for the update, and please send our best to
Speaker 5: the first Lady and a debta gratitude to her, because
Speaker 5: she's right. If we want the next generation of Americans
Speaker 5: and people around the world to be successful and at peace,
Speaker 5: well that starts with a solid, strong education, and we
Speaker 5: have failed spectacularly, especially in blue cities and blue states
Speaker 5: around the country.
Speaker 1: Thank you, my friend. Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. Sean, appreciate you all right.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred nine four one, Shawn is a number if
Speaker 5: you want to be a part of the program. Let's
Speaker 5: get to our busy phones. Thomas is toom Is in Hawaii, Tom,
Speaker 5: how are you glad you called?
Speaker 9: Good morning, Sean. I just wanted to speak briefly about
Speaker 9: the Iranian police action that's going on. Everyone is running
Speaker 9: called the war. I believe it's a police action and
Speaker 9: we're having to clean up all the mess that are
Speaker 9: past presidents left for President Trump. But if I could
Speaker 9: first say about Chuck Norris, I joined the Marine Corps
Speaker 9: in nineteen eighty after a response to when the Iranians
Speaker 9: took over our embassy, and I stayed in for eleven
Speaker 9: years throughout the eighties and early nineties, and it was
Speaker 9: always a ran that was behind all of the shenanigans
Speaker 9: that occurred in the Middle least, especially with their roadside bombs.
Speaker 9: Which is exactly what I want to talk about today,
Speaker 9: is that President Trump had mentioned about maybe keeping some
Speaker 9: of that liquid money, that oil that's in the ground,
Speaker 9: and wouldn't it be an awesome thing if we could
Speaker 9: take some of that oil money and dedicated to those
Speaker 9: troops that had been maimed killed over the past forty
Speaker 9: years from Iran.
Speaker 5: I think that in the end, I can't see a
Speaker 5: scenario under which Donald Trump is not going to force
Speaker 5: Iran in this sense in a good way, actually, because
Speaker 5: I'm sure the Iranian regime was not capable of maximizing
Speaker 5: and especially with sanctions put on their oil. The ability
Speaker 5: to enrich the Iranian people will allow them to be enriched.
Speaker 5: But I also believe they should pay for their own liberation,
Speaker 5: and I think they're going to end up doing it
Speaker 5: by the time all he said and done, so I
Speaker 5: think all that's going to happen.
Speaker 9: And then to just touch on Chuck Norris, his great
Speaker 9: life that he lived, that he was a veteran of
Speaker 9: the Air Force, that he was a security policeman for
Speaker 9: his four years that he served in the Air Force,
Speaker 9: and that he started his martial arts career when he
Speaker 9: was stationed in Osan, Korea, at the Air Force base there.
Speaker 9: He started in judo and he had actually applied when
Speaker 9: he moved back to California after he discharged from the military,
Speaker 9: to be a police officer. But the martial arts took
Speaker 9: him on a different path. And you know, during during
Speaker 9: the time that I was in the Marine Corps, he
Speaker 9: came out with Delta Forest and those movies about Vietnam
Speaker 9: and going back missing in action, So a great motivation.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you, I knew him and he was
Speaker 5: a great guy. His wife, Gina, is a wonderful woman.
Speaker 5: They were a great couple. He was a great man.
Speaker 5: He was an inspiration to so many. He spent a
Speaker 5: lot of time giving back to people his entire life,
Speaker 5: and he's going to be sorely missed. God bless him,
Speaker 5: and God bless his soul. God bless his family, God
Speaker 5: bless Gina. I know they're there. They have a big
Speaker 5: hole in their heart today as we all do.
Speaker 9: Well, thank you Sean for allowing me to share. Have
Speaker 9: a great day in.
Speaker 5: Aloha, you too, Aloha my friend. All right, quick break
Speaker 5: right back to our phones. Eight hundred and nine foot one,
Speaker 5: Shawn our number. If you want to be a part
Speaker 5: of the program on this very happy Friday.
Speaker 4: The final hour roundup is next. You do not want
Speaker 4: to miss it, and stay tuned for the final hour
Speaker 4: free for all on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 5: Let's say hi to Veto in New York. Veto, how
Speaker 5: you doing? What's going on?
Speaker 10: Hello, Sean? How are you your happy spring?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Happy spring? Is it getting a little warmer up there?
Speaker 10: Finally it's not Florida, but it's better. It's ben I mean,
Speaker 10: I hear you. I try to convince my wife to
Speaker 10: go down, but she's giving me a hot time. Of course.
Speaker 1: The grandkids, well, who's in charge here? You or her?
Speaker 10: Come on, come on, Sean, you gonna really answer me
Speaker 10: that question.
Speaker 5: Of course, I'm going to ask you that question. I
Speaker 5: think it's a very valid question.
Speaker 10: Well, you know what when it comes to the kids
Speaker 10: and they look at your dolls.
Speaker 5: By the way, it's fift five degrees in New York today,
Speaker 5: I guess a good high of fifty seven. But let
Speaker 5: me see, it's only seventy five where I am. I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: You know you gotta rep it in.
Speaker 5: Yep, I do. And you're paying a lot more in
Speaker 5: taxes too. Anyway, what else is on your mind?
Speaker 10: Okay, So there's two things I like to talk about.
Speaker 10: First and foremost, I mean the gas. I mean, if
Speaker 10: gas goes up sixty tents, they lose their mind. A
Speaker 10: couple of years back, let's get rid of fossil fu
Speaker 10: lifeblood of the economy the world, you know, neither electric
Speaker 10: this electric bat Well, they should be happy, I think,
Speaker 10: because they get to drive their electric cause not affected.
Speaker 10: But that's not the case. The other point that I'd
Speaker 10: like to make also, and I'm just going to hear
Speaker 10: your opinion on it, is with where we're going as
Speaker 10: a country as far as a couple points, one being
Speaker 10: with the schooling, with the indoctrination. The other thing is
Speaker 10: with the infiltration. I watch Europe simply just give up
Speaker 10: to swarms, the people going in there and taking over
Speaker 10: their country. And you look at New York City twenty
Speaker 10: twenty five years ago. It's twenty years ago. The same
Speaker 10: people that blew up the towers are now infiltrating in
Speaker 10: New York City. And I don't have to tell you
Speaker 10: what we got there now. So I'd just like to
Speaker 10: hear your thoughts on both issues.
Speaker 1: On every front.
Speaker 5: I think that we now have the biggest choice moment
Speaker 5: in our country. So go through the issues that you
Speaker 5: want to talk about. And I'm just telling you. You
Speaker 5: compare where the Democrats are and the Republicans are, and
Speaker 5: you tell me, why is this even a debate in
Speaker 5: this country?
Speaker 1: Can you explain that to me?
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 10: To me, I'm confounded by the lack of common sense
Speaker 10: right in your face, basic easy choices that are not
Speaker 10: being made out of spite for one man. And it
Speaker 10: just I can't understand while a simple, simple solution that
Speaker 10: most Americans want, and yet they fight it like no, no,
Speaker 10: we know what you want. But this is what we
Speaker 10: want because we benefit not the country. And that tris
Speaker 10: me crazy because I got friends on both sides and listen,
Speaker 10: sometimes we get along, sometimes we don't. But I see
Speaker 10: it all the time. Why can't they just accept which
Speaker 10: way for everybody, what's good for everybody, no matter what
Speaker 10: side of the isley on. I just don't. I just.
Speaker 5: You know what, what you're discussing here is common sense.
Speaker 5: You know, it's missing in your state of New York.
Speaker 5: Common sense. I mean, it was kind of sad to
Speaker 5: watch Kathy Hulkl go out there and beg people that
Speaker 5: have abandoned New York for very legitimate reasons, you know,
Speaker 5: to be you know, real generous and come back and
Speaker 5: move back to New York. And I'm like, they're not
Speaker 5: going to move back unless you change the policies that
Speaker 5: chase them away in the first place. And I don't
Speaker 5: see that happening. And I also think she's facing pressure
Speaker 5: from you know, Marxist Kami Mamdani to take those policies
Speaker 5: even further to the left. And if you look at polls,
Speaker 5: there was one poll that showed fully what what was it, Linda,
Speaker 5: twenty thirty percent of New Yorker's plan to leave in
Speaker 5: the next five years. I mean, I don't know how
Speaker 5: you survive. What was the number, Linda, No, you were right,
Speaker 5: Thank you. I'm always right anyway, veto honestly, truly, we
Speaker 5: wish you the best, my friend, God bless you. Eight
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