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Speaker 7: All Right, News round Up and Information Overload Hour. Here's
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Speaker 7: the program. It's getting interesting, and that is the issue
Speaker 7: of the auto pen scandal as it relates to the
Speaker 7: Biden crime family, if you allow the Biden syndicate, whichever
Speaker 7: you prefer. We had House Oversight Committee Chairman Jim Colmar
Speaker 7: on this programm earlier this week. We had him on
Speaker 7: TV again this week, and he said last night that
Speaker 7: he may call President, former President Joe Biden and former
Speaker 7: First Lady Joe Biden to appear before Congress as part
Speaker 7: of the investigation because all these people he pleading the
Speaker 7: fifth and he's had it and he wants answers, and
Speaker 7: I don't blame him, and I think he's right. Joe
Speaker 7: Biden's chief of staff, better known as Joe Biden's work husband,
Speaker 7: Anthony Burnell, went before Congress yesterday and he kept pleading
Speaker 7: the Fifth again and again and again.
Speaker 8: Let me play it for you.
Speaker 10: Mister Bernal, did you ever advise President Joe Biden to
Speaker 10: pardon his son Hunter.
Speaker 11: Biden on the Advisive Council? I respectfully declined to answer
Speaker 11: the question. Pursuing to my Fifth Amendment rights under the Constitution.
Speaker 10: Mister Bernall, was President Joe Biden fit to exercise the
Speaker 10: duties of the President on.
Speaker 1: The Adviceive Council?
Speaker 11: I respectfully declined to answer the question pursued to my
Speaker 11: Fifth Amendment rights under the Constitution.
Speaker 10: Mister Bernall, did any unelected official or family member of
Speaker 10: President Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Execute the duties of the presidency on the Advisive Council?
Speaker 11: I respectfully decline to answer the question pursuing to my
Speaker 11: Fifth Amendment rights under the Constitution.
Speaker 10: Mister Bernall, did President Joe Biden ever instruct you to
Speaker 10: lie regarding his health at any time, including, but not
Speaker 10: limited it in your testimony to Congress today.
Speaker 11: On the advice of counsel, I respectfully to kind to
Speaker 11: answer the question pursue to my Fifth Amendment rights under
Speaker 11: the Constitution.
Speaker 7: Now we're going to be joined in a minute by
Speaker 7: Mike Howe. I think he might have had one of
Speaker 7: the best exchanges ever barring with Democratic Congressman from Arizona name.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry over these detention centers. Remember they're struggling. Should
Speaker 7: we call them internment camps or concentration camps? No, they
Speaker 7: would be temporary prisons to hold people that violated our
Speaker 7: laws and that are going to be deported. They're not
Speaker 7: concentration camps. They're not internment camps. People that violated our
Speaker 7: laws and didn't respect our borders and our sovereignty. Anyway,
Speaker 7: this exchange went pretty viral and it was pretty awesome.
Speaker 7: Take you'll listen.
Speaker 2: So, mister Howell, I have a couple of questions for you,
Speaker 2: very straightforward, yes or no?
Speaker 12: Do you support this.
Speaker 2: Type of treatment of human beings?
Speaker 1: Sorry, I wasn't listening.
Speaker 13: All the other Democrats haven't asked a question, so I
Speaker 13: kind of was it paying attention.
Speaker 1: Can you restate it?
Speaker 12: Okay?
Speaker 2: The detention center facility conditions in this country are atrocious.
Speaker 2: Women are being harassed, they're being dehumanized. In Arizona, they
Speaker 2: were forced to march outside in one hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: degree heat until somebody fainted. I have visited these detention
Speaker 2: centers as part of my oversight responsibilities. I know you're
Speaker 2: a big fan of oversight. Do you think that is
Speaker 2: acceptable treatment of human beings by the United States of
Speaker 2: America for.
Speaker 13: A legal alience to be detained throughout their immigration proceedings?
Speaker 1: Yes, I guess the law to be treated, not taking
Speaker 1: your word for it. Okay.
Speaker 2: On top of that, seventeen million Americans were just cut
Speaker 2: off of healthcare things to the vote of all of
Speaker 2: the Republican colleagues over here. Meanwhile, Republicans just gave more
Speaker 2: money to ICE and DHS to the tune of one
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy billion dollars.
Speaker 8: It's now one of the.
Speaker 2: Largest funded agencies in the world, about sixteenth or seventeenth
Speaker 2: in terms of what a military would look like for
Speaker 2: other countries. When you talked about the importance of oversight,
Speaker 2: mister Howell, do you believe that members of Congress are
Speaker 2: legally allowed to conduct oversight of ICE attention facilities?
Speaker 13: As we've written extensively the Oversight Project, because we're trying
Speaker 13: to help keep your colleagues out of jail. Like representating
Speaker 13: Makivor who was indicted, I misspoke when I said she
Speaker 13: was arrested. You as an individual member do not have
Speaker 13: oversight authority. Oversight authority, by the rules of the House,
Speaker 13: flows through the full House to the Chairman, and that
Speaker 13: right now is held by the majority of Actually got
Speaker 13: your site to end up with more Democrats, Claudie or jails.
Speaker 8: I want to keep you out of jail, blaming my time.
Speaker 7: Thank you anyway, Mike Cowell joins us now president of
Speaker 7: the Oversight Project. Wow, that was a pretty pretty incredible
Speaker 7: exchange yesterday.
Speaker 8: Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 14: Yes, sir, we had a great time yesterday. Sometimes you
Speaker 14: got to jump in there and actually engage with the opposition, and.
Speaker 4: They weren't asking questions for the most part.
Speaker 14: They tried kicking me out of the hearing room at
Speaker 14: the beginning because Bennie Thompson didn't like that I was
Speaker 14: reading violent quotes from Democrats back to I'm encouraging from.
Speaker 4: Violent against aist.
Speaker 14: And then at the end that congresswoman you know, sat
Speaker 14: there for seven hours. So that's how long the hearing was.
Speaker 14: And that's the exchange you just heard.
Speaker 4: We had a great time.
Speaker 7: Well, I actually have one of Joe Biden's spokespeople that
Speaker 7: has agreed to come on Hannity tonight and I have
Speaker 7: some very pointed questions I'm going to ask. I'll be respectful,
Speaker 7: but you know, we were pointing out Joe's cognitive decline.
Speaker 7: We've traced back I think it was August or September
Speaker 7: twenty nineteen when it was becoming pretty apparent to me
Speaker 7: that he was struggling mightily. And you know, the rest
Speaker 7: of the media just turned a blind eye to it all.
Speaker 7: And the idea that what we're learning from the New
Speaker 7: York Times and elsewhere is that is pretty spectacular, is
Speaker 7: that Biden only set up standards and criteria and that
Speaker 7: he absolutely had no specific knowledge of either the commutations
Speaker 7: or the pardons that were being given out. I mean
Speaker 7: that to me would render it invalid that you're.
Speaker 4: You're absolutely correct.
Speaker 14: I mean, only the president has the power to part
Speaker 14: And it is really that simple. You can now just
Speaker 14: float an idea and have staffers go fill in the blanks.
Speaker 14: It doesn't work that way. It's the entire basis of
Speaker 14: our system of government where we invest tremendous power through
Speaker 14: elections in our Constitution into one individual, and that didn't
Speaker 14: happen for four years.
Speaker 7: What I don't understand, and maybe you can help me
Speaker 7: out with with this, and this is the problem I
Speaker 7: think they have. And they're all pleading the fifth on this,
Speaker 7: and I don't really think they have any choice because
Speaker 7: if you lie before Congress, that's a crime, and you
Speaker 7: could be facing jail time right contempt to Congress. Lying
Speaker 7: to Congress is a crime. I think every one of
Speaker 7: them knew what was so transparent and obvious to the country,
Speaker 7: and that was Joe was in a significant cognitive decline.
Speaker 7: Now there are some people, if you ask them, they
Speaker 7: will still stand by the big lie, Like they light
Speaker 7: about the borders being secure, and they lied about inflation
Speaker 7: being transitory. The big lie is I'm having a hard
Speaker 7: time keeping up with Joe Biden. He's so articulate and sharp.
Speaker 7: I'm like, well, you must be in really bad shaped.
Speaker 7: But the reality is, if you knew that this was
Speaker 7: the case. To me, that is a massive constitutional crisis.
Speaker 7: That means a duly elected president is not capable of
Speaker 7: performing the duties of the office. That means the twenty
Speaker 7: fifth Amendment should have been invoked. That means people not
Speaker 7: only covered for him, but took on a role the
Speaker 7: role of an as an unelected president with no accountability
Speaker 7: to the people and involved in a cover up of
Speaker 7: incredible magnitude, especially when you factor in the nuclear football
Speaker 7: and access to nuclear weapons. This could have been catastrophic
Speaker 7: in my view, and I think everybody needs to be
Speaker 7: held accountable. Now if they tell the truth that they
Speaker 7: really did see the decline, then that would mean that
Speaker 7: they're admitting to guilds I don't see that they have
Speaker 7: an option.
Speaker 8: What does lead the fifth.
Speaker 14: Well, there is an option, sir, and it's one we've
Speaker 14: been pushing publicly and privately. And you might recall when
Speaker 14: Oliver North testified in Relationship around Contra he was immunized.
Speaker 14: Congress has the power legislatively to grant immunity to witnesses. Therefore,
Speaker 14: they do not have criminal liability that they can use
Speaker 14: the Fifth Amendment to cite to so that the fit
Speaker 14: amend issue goes away. If you immunize certain people, it
Speaker 14: gets a little hairy because at the committee level you
Speaker 14: need two thirds of the vote, and obviously Republicans don't
Speaker 14: have two thirds of the committee.
Speaker 4: They have a little more than half. But the statute
Speaker 4: allows for.
Speaker 14: Basically a full house action, and so if all Republicans
Speaker 14: a majority of the House wants.
Speaker 4: To do this, they could do it.
Speaker 14: There's a couple of procedural things that I won't bore.
Speaker 4: You with, but it's basically they.
Speaker 14: Launch a formal house investigation and give this power of
Speaker 14: the community to comber and so he called bernal or
Speaker 14: whoever back in and says, we grant you your immunity in
Speaker 14: exchange for your testimony. Therefore you you cannot claim the
Speaker 14: fifth and if you refuse to answer, then we cite
Speaker 14: you to for contempt and prosecute you. So the fifth
Speaker 14: citation is a speed bump, is not a stop sign.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's definitely I think part of a process that
Speaker 7: comer should use A and B. All these people like
Speaker 7: Hunter Biden and Jim Biden that had a lot of
Speaker 7: influence with the President, they don't have the ability because
Speaker 7: they got preemptive pardons to invoke the Fifth Amendment either,
Speaker 7: and I think they should all be called in. They
Speaker 7: should all be put under oath because at that point,
Speaker 7: if they don't acknowledge the truth, and it's clear Hunter
Speaker 7: won't ever tell the truth, but if he lies to Congress,
Speaker 7: he would be at that point he's not covered by
Speaker 7: immunity or by the pardon that was given to him
Speaker 7: by his father, because that's post pardon.
Speaker 14: That's absolutely correct, as already lost the Congress, that happened
Speaker 14: after the term of the pardon.
Speaker 4: So they should be in there.
Speaker 14: They should be under subpoena and held in contempt that
Speaker 14: they don't provide the information requested, and it shouldn't just
Speaker 14: be you know, verbal testimony under subpoena.
Speaker 4: You know, we should think of this.
Speaker 14: The way the January sixth committee proceeded, where they got
Speaker 14: text messages, bank transactions, private emails, you name it. They
Speaker 14: got everything. And to really unpack this grand conspiracy, because
Speaker 14: it is a conspiracy, many people were involved, They're going
Speaker 14: to need to get evidence outside of just traditional official
Speaker 14: emails and overly lawyered verbal testimony. The truth is out
Speaker 14: there and they could get it.
Speaker 8: All right, quick break, welcome back.
Speaker 7: More with Mike Howell, president of the Oversight Project, testifying yesterday.
Speaker 7: I mean it was a beatdown of all beatdowns. That
Speaker 7: and much more coming up. For Benning Thompson, by the way,
Speaker 7: what did he do with the files for January sixth?
Speaker 7: Inquiring minds would like to know, yes, saying anyway, he
Speaker 7: was not happy with Mike Howell. We'll continue with him
Speaker 7: on the other side than your calls coming up. Eight
Speaker 7: hundred and ninety four one, Shawn, as we continue, all right,
Speaker 7: we continue now Mike Howell, president of the Oversight Project.
Speaker 7: I mean, just a complete beatdown of Democrats yesterday on
Speaker 7: the Hill. As we continue our discussion as it relates
Speaker 7: to the autopen issue. All right, so let me let
Speaker 7: me ask you this question now, based on what we
Speaker 7: learned in the New York Times that Joe Biden did
Speaker 7: not know about the cases of commutation, the specific cases
Speaker 7: and pardons, and that somebody else authorized the use of
Speaker 7: the autopad, does that render those commutations and pardons invalid?
Speaker 8: And how do we get to that point?
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, it does. As we mentioned earlier, only the president.
Speaker 4: He can't say categories.
Speaker 14: If someone goes and fills in the blanks, Bore. How
Speaker 14: you get to it is you offer those those commutations
Speaker 14: are basic death row inmates. Yeah, you put them back
Speaker 14: on death row and you make sure they proceed towards execution. Obviously,
Speaker 14: the prisoner will cite his pardon and then it'll be litigated,
Speaker 14: which will bring on a whole new discovery period where
Speaker 14: more evidence could be gathered by the government, the witness
Speaker 14: could assert evidence, the Biden officials could come in.
Speaker 4: And try to provide evidence.
Speaker 14: And Biden actually authorized it and it was good.
Speaker 4: But ultimately it takes an.
Speaker 14: Executive action to charge these individuals, and also people like
Speaker 14: Saucy or Milly or you know the January sixth Committee
Speaker 14: members Adam Schiff I told him his pardon was no good,
Speaker 14: and that's how you need to go about it.
Speaker 7: It's going to be interesting to watch all of this unfold,
Speaker 7: and what do you say to people that just stick
Speaker 7: by this idea that Joe was not a cognitive mess.
Speaker 8: What do you say to them, because I think they're
Speaker 8: just lying lonelier.
Speaker 14: Everybody knows at this point. It is just a matter
Speaker 14: of degrees that people are willing to admit blame. You know,
Speaker 14: you have these Tapper types, Jake Tapper out there saying, oh,
Speaker 14: we were duped, but he was incapacitated. You have members,
Speaker 14: even Biden's friends in the Senate admitting it AA got
Speaker 14: too bad.
Speaker 4: So it's just a matter of degrees.
Speaker 14: But at its core, everybody knows Biden wasn't fully operational,
Speaker 14: and it's getting worse over time. And I think the
Speaker 14: real danger to Joe Biden himself now is there's not
Speaker 14: a political reason for people to lie for him anymore.
Speaker 14: And that's why I think people are claiming the fifth now.
Speaker 14: Because the first witness that went in near a tandon,
Speaker 14: she broke with the administration in a couple of subtle.
Speaker 4: Ways that didn't really get picked up.
Speaker 14: She was a staff secretary, and that person is who
Speaker 14: handles the paper for the president. It's the guy Will
Speaker 14: Sharp that everyone sees on TV handing President Trump executive
Speaker 14: order after executive order. They're in charge of the paper
Speaker 14: and making sure the president signs it and everything you
Speaker 14: a bund up in in inccordance with the right procedures. Well,
Speaker 14: she told Homer she only to help Joe Biden about
Speaker 14: once a month at best, so she had no proof
Speaker 14: of life, so to speak, that he was actually authorizing
Speaker 14: the paper that she was in charge of moving.
Speaker 4: That was a massive revelation.
Speaker 14: She would just send up decision memos quote unquote into
Speaker 14: the board of senior staff, even though she was a
Speaker 14: senior staff, and they would come back return to her
Speaker 14: with an initial.
Speaker 4: And think about that.
Speaker 14: So the decision memo wasn't the text of ultimately what
Speaker 14: spat out. It could have been something as simple as, hey,
Speaker 14: we're into some immigration years. Are you good with that,
Speaker 14: mister president? And then an initial comes back and then
Speaker 14: something comes out that opens the border to and does
Speaker 14: tremendous damage. And when you break the chain of custody
Speaker 14: and control and approval like that, you allow other people
Speaker 14: to asserve presidential authority, which is illegal in a lot
Speaker 14: of ways, not just the constitutional ways, which it clearly is,
Speaker 14: but potentially a criminal is. You can't impersonate a federal official,
Speaker 14: you can't forward signatures, you cannot be as misprisonment of
Speaker 14: a felony, which basically means everyone's aware something's wrong happening
Speaker 14: and they have the power to stop it, but they don't.
Speaker 4: This could be criminal very quickly.
Speaker 7: Well, appreciate you being one of those, Mike Howard. Great
Speaker 7: job yesterday was very impressive and I don't get impressed
Speaker 7: that often.
Speaker 8: A great day for you.
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Speaker 7: New York, are not even licensed, so you really don't
Speaker 7: know what you're getting. And and people become psychotic on this,
Speaker 7: and people don't know what the dosage level is. I've
Speaker 7: heard stories about people, Oh, I take a little gummy.
Speaker 7: You know, apparently there's like popular among like moms with
Speaker 7: kids in school. Did you hear about these, like these
Speaker 7: groups you can read about it.
Speaker 8: I don't know. I've read. Well, why would you do that?
Speaker 12: Anyway? They taste disgusting?
Speaker 8: What the gummy?
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I teach CBD gummies to go to sleep
Speaker 6: at night. They don't have any thc in them, whatsoever.
Speaker 7: Okay, fright, And I've tried it. Don't work for me.
Speaker 7: Nothing works for me when it comes to sleep. You know,
Speaker 7: I've tried everything in the world. And anyway, long story
Speaker 7: is short. And then somebody, Oh, you just try one,
Speaker 7: and they try it and doesn't work well, then they
Speaker 7: take another one. I meanwhile, the first one didn't even
Speaker 7: kick in yet, and then they're like totally out of
Speaker 7: their mind wasted. But with that said, Mike believes medicinally
Speaker 7: it helps him. I mean, he kind of acknowledges that
Speaker 7: he's had problems over the years. He's very transparent, he's
Speaker 7: an open book. He's a cool in that sense. He's
Speaker 7: very cool.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 7: The interesting thing too, I've learned about people is that
Speaker 7: that I've been interviewing in these podcasts which are not
Speaker 7: political for Fox Nations, Like Gillian Michaels had a tortured childhood,
Speaker 7: was one hundred and seventy pounds and she's like five
Speaker 7: foot two. And Steven a I mean, you know the
Speaker 7: story about his dyslexia. It is heartbreaking when he tells
Speaker 7: the story. Or Montel Williams, you know, he actually cried
Speaker 7: in the podcast and you listen to his story when
Speaker 7: he found out he had MS. I mean, it breaks
Speaker 7: your heart. Or Sliced Alone had a brutal father growing up.
Speaker 7: I mean, there's so many people when they tell you
Speaker 7: their story, I mean when people get angry with you
Speaker 7: in life, or people that are in bad mood.
Speaker 11: M M.
Speaker 7: You know, you sometimes got to remember where they where
Speaker 7: they're coming from. You don't know why they might be
Speaker 7: in a bad mood that day. You have no idea
Speaker 7: up But anyway, back to where I was going with this.
Speaker 7: You know, we talk about Trump make America great again,
Speaker 7: but he's also making America fun again. And he's going
Speaker 7: to bring this UFC fight to the White House next year,
Speaker 7: and he mentioned it. Dana White now confirmed it. Here's
Speaker 7: what Dana White said.
Speaker 3: Whoever actually gets to be there live, it will be
Speaker 3: such a unique, amazing experience in their lifetime to be
Speaker 3: able to go to this fight. And for us when
Speaker 3: you think about when the fight is going on, while
Speaker 3: the fight's happen, and then we're filming, one whole side
Speaker 3: of the backdrop will be the White House and then
Speaker 3: the other side will be the Washington Monument. So it's
Speaker 3: just it's it's so unique.
Speaker 11: So once ever, like you said, how many fighters reach
Speaker 11: out to you that want to fight it?
Speaker 1: Everybody wants to That's what I was going to ask you.
Speaker 1: Everybody wants everybody.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I know, you can't say too much because
Speaker 6: you guys will announce it when you announce it.
Speaker 1: But well no, well here's the thing, We're still your way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So soho UFC landscape will change over the next year,
Speaker 3: We'll see where we're at, and we will absolutely positively.
Speaker 1: Put on the baddest card of all time. So this
Speaker 1: is not going to be like a normal card. All
Speaker 1: cards are great, but this is going to be a
Speaker 1: supercar pay per view card.
Speaker 7: I think it's I think it's unbelievable that Dana White
Speaker 7: is doing that. I think it's great. I think the
Speaker 7: only Donald Trump would ever do that. All right, let's
Speaker 7: get to our busy phones. Uh let's say hi to
Speaker 7: Paul in Connecticut. Paul, Hey, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 5: Hello? Sean, thanks for taking my call. I had a
Speaker 5: call caller over the years, and I always enjoy speaking
Speaker 5: with you. I am a lifelong Democrat here in Connecticut
Speaker 5: who has something to offer regarding uh no tax on
Speaker 5: tips and the whole uh no tax on overtime thing.
Speaker 5: You had a fella on the other day talking about
Speaker 5: fairness and wages. So tax no tax on tips in
Speaker 5: most of the restaurant industry, waiters, white staff, what have you.
Speaker 5: They don't work full time forty hour weeks, so they're
Speaker 5: not offered things like healthcare. They're not offered things like
Speaker 5: they're not available, or they're not able to make as
Speaker 5: much money as say the manager or the owner. There's
Speaker 5: just no possibility. So for instance, my wife, she blew
Speaker 5: out both of her knees in her long career. If
Speaker 5: she didn't have my health care, she'd be out on
Speaker 5: her butt doing nothing. So the money she makes. She
Speaker 5: needs to understand what I'm saying. So then the gentleman
Speaker 5: went on about how the full time workers who make
Speaker 5: a lot of overtime, the supervisors, aren't making much more
Speaker 5: if they're making anything more. While supervisors get bonus potential
Speaker 5: in so many corporations, they also get better healthcare. They
Speaker 5: also may get stock options or those kinds of things,
Speaker 5: and maybe even some of them still get paid for
Speaker 5: over forty hour weeks. So the whole argument that that
Speaker 5: fella made the other day both just it has holding
Speaker 5: no water, things like.
Speaker 8: No let me let me let me tell you in Connecticut.
Speaker 7: If I'm not mistaken, I think it's Groton, Connecticut. When
Speaker 7: I lived in Rhode Island used to have general dynamics there, right,
Speaker 7: is it? I assume it's still there.
Speaker 5: Right, electric boat, yeah? I believe general dynamic electric boat right,
Speaker 5: electric boat yeah?
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 7: So, so imagine you work for one of those boatyard shipyards.
Speaker 7: Let's say you're a welder, you're a steel worker, you're
Speaker 7: a boat builder, you know, shipbuilder, submarine builder, whatever you
Speaker 7: happen to be, and you're working sixty hour weeks. You're
Speaker 7: already paying your fair share in taxes. Thank god, we
Speaker 7: got the largest tax cut in history that would have
Speaker 7: otherwise would add the largest tax increase in history. And
Speaker 7: let's say you do have to you work a lot
Speaker 7: of overtime because you want to have a decent house
Speaker 7: and a nice neighborhood with good schools. Do you want
Speaker 7: a nice truck or car to drive to work every day?
Speaker 7: And you know you want to take a vacation every year,
Speaker 7: go out to dinner and not have to worry if
Speaker 7: you can to afford it. Don't those people deserve a
Speaker 7: little relief? They are they undertaxed? Are they overtaxed? I
Speaker 7: think everybody's overtaxed?
Speaker 5: Agreed? I can't even believe some old make the argument
Speaker 5: that it's not fair. Look, I know, when I work overtime,
Speaker 5: the amount of money I end up taking home is
Speaker 5: barely more than if I didn't. So you know, if
Speaker 5: I work a fifty hour week, it's not all that
Speaker 5: much more than my forty hour week. So I mean
Speaker 5: here in Connecticut, I don't know. Maybe things are a
Speaker 5: little different than say Utah. I don't know, but I
Speaker 5: can tell you as far as overtime goes right now
Speaker 5: over no tax on overtime will make such a difference
Speaker 5: in my life for my kids.
Speaker 8: That's awesome. I love that.
Speaker 7: And by the way, this is why the Republican Party
Speaker 7: is now the party of working men and women. Democrats
Speaker 7: are the party of coastal woke elites and the working
Speaker 7: people in this country. They are the ones, people like
Speaker 7: you that make this country truly great. You're the one.
Speaker 7: You're the people that make the country great. And you
Speaker 7: know what, you don't get enough credit for it. And
Speaker 7: I'm grateful for all of you. And I did that.
Speaker 7: One of the best things I did in my life
Speaker 7: is real work. For twenty years of my life. It
Speaker 7: makes me appreciate every every day that I'm behind this
Speaker 7: microphone and in front of that TV camera. Got a
Speaker 7: roll Thank you, my friend. Eight hundred nine four one Seawn.
Speaker 7: All right, that's gonna wrap things up to today. We
Speaker 7: get a great Hannity nine Eastern on the Fox News
Speaker 7: channels that you DVR. Katie Tavloch, Mark Meadows, Mark Siegel,
Speaker 7: Mike Lrosa now Michael by the way, well used to
Speaker 7: work in the Biden administration.
Speaker 8: A lot to talk to him about. Why is everybody plead?
Speaker 7: In the fifth Also Joe Concher, Riley Gaines, nine Eastern
Speaker 7: Hannity tonight on Fox will see then back here tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Thank you for making the show possible.