Speaker 1: Well, we have come in your city.
Speaker 2: I get saying you a confidence.
Speaker 3: Will be high.
Speaker 2: Tell and if you want a little banging again.
Speaker 4: You ain't come along this business about taking everyone's guns away.
Speaker 4: Tim Walls and I are both gun owners. We're not
Speaker 4: taking anybody's guns away. So stop with the continuous lying
Speaker 4: about this stuff.
Speaker 5: Just to finish off, she doesn't have a plan. She
Speaker 5: copied Biden's plan and it's like four sentences like run,
Speaker 5: spot run, four sentences that are just, oh, we'll try
Speaker 5: and lower taxes.
Speaker 6: She doesn't have a plan.
Speaker 2: Take a look at her plan. She doesn't have a plan.
Speaker 6: Block team minus fifty four days until the presidential election
Speaker 6: away coming to your city, known the way.
Speaker 2: I get to and saying you a conco sock.
Speaker 6: From coast to coast, from border to border, from c
Speaker 6: to Shining Sea. Sean Kennedy is on, Hey, thanks Scott Shannon.
Speaker 6: Hour two Sean Hannity Show, Toll free. Our number is
Speaker 6: eight hundred and nine to four one, Sean, if you
Speaker 6: want to be a part of the program. So the
Speaker 6: one the only debate, and there have been and we
Speaker 6: have identified twenty five plus lies told by Kamala Harris
Speaker 6: at this debate, and let's let's just go through a
Speaker 6: little before and after on some of these and little
Speaker 6: fact checking that the mob, the media, state run media
Speaker 6: Pravda will never do themselves. But let's first, you know,
Speaker 6: fact check and then we'll get reaction from Joe Kancha
Speaker 6: and Carol Roth in just a second. Uh, let's let's
Speaker 6: first fact CHECKLA on the issue of mandatory gun buybacks
Speaker 6: or confiscation, whatever you prefer.
Speaker 4: This business about taking everyone's guns away. Tim Walls and
Speaker 4: I are both gun owners. We're not taking anybody's guns away,
Speaker 4: So stop with the continuous lying about this stuff. I
Speaker 4: support buybacks, and I think that we have five million
Speaker 4: assault weapons on the streets of America.
Speaker 6: How mandatory is your gun buy back program?
Speaker 2: It's mandatory.
Speaker 4: Second Amendment, A second amendment. Listen, we have to We're
Speaker 4: gonna have to do it the right.
Speaker 1: Way, all right. It sounds to me like we got
Speaker 1: a very different story at the debate. What a shocker.
Speaker 1: Joe Conshaw, author of the bestseller Come On Man, and
Speaker 1: of course this new book is just killing it. Carol Roth, entrepreneur,
Speaker 1: author of You Will Own Nothing, Your War with New
Speaker 1: Financial World Order and How to Fight back. Welcome both
Speaker 1: of you. Joe, you're the expert on the media. I'm
Speaker 1: going to go through a number of these examples, but
Speaker 1: there's about twenty five specific lives that we're told didn't
Speaker 1: identify it in this debate.
Speaker 3: Four numbers for you, Shawn, five zero, six zero. First
Speaker 3: number five number of fact checks of Donald Trump by
Speaker 3: David Muir and Lindsay Davis at ABC. Second number zero
Speaker 3: zero fact checks of Kamala Harris despite having what two
Speaker 3: dozen opportunities obvious opportunities to do so. Third number six
Speaker 3: that's the number of times that David Muir and Lindsay
Speaker 3: Davis actually did follow up questions with Donald Trump. And
Speaker 3: then zero again, the zero follow ups to Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: This was an absolute disgrace, the worst presidential debate in
Speaker 3: terms of moderators we have ever seen by a Secretary
Speaker 3: of proportions country mile and the fact that ABC even
Speaker 3: got this debate when we've learned afterwards that oh, that's right,
Speaker 3: the person who runs ABC's Best Friends with Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: and literally set her up with Doug Mpoff. And obviously
Speaker 3: Muir and Davis had their orders as far as make
Speaker 3: this as uncomfortable for Donald Trump as possible, make Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris as comfortable as possible. But the silver lining here
Speaker 3: is here is sean that we're seeing focus groups now
Speaker 3: coming out Reuter's for example, by a two to one margin,
Speaker 3: undecided voters going into that debate said they'd vote for
Speaker 3: Donald Trump over Kamala Harris. We see the c Span
Speaker 3: poll that found Donald Trump on the debate seventy five
Speaker 3: percent the twenty five percent, So on substance, we all
Speaker 3: know who Donald Trump is because we saw his presidency,
Speaker 3: we experienced it, and things were good. Kamala Harris failed
Speaker 3: that night despite all of those advantages because we still
Speaker 3: have no idea what her economic policy is or for
Speaker 3: bringing down the cost of things that people buy every day.
Speaker 3: We still have no idea what her foreign policy is.
Speaker 3: We know that she's going to fail at the border
Speaker 3: because she already has so she had to define herself.
Speaker 3: She did not. That's why independence are breaking for Trump
Speaker 3: right now. Despite the missed opportunities the President had on
Speaker 3: a couple of occasions to really get the knockout blow
Speaker 3: on Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Do you take Caaren Ross?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean the one part I would contend usually
Speaker 7: Joe and I agree, But one part I would contend
Speaker 7: is that we actually do know who Kamala Harris is
Speaker 7: because we live under the Biden Harris administration for the
Speaker 7: last three and a half years. We know that the
Speaker 7: middle class is struggling, we know that the border is
Speaker 7: wide open, we know that America's standing on the world
Speaker 7: stage has declined. So I think people can compare this
Speaker 7: very real evidence. But in terms of the lies, Sean,
Speaker 7: I mean, the entire persona of Kamala Harris is a lie.
Speaker 7: That's a snow job. It basically the political version of
Speaker 7: My Fair Lady. They take took somebody who nobody liked,
Speaker 7: that was highly unpopular, that nobody voted for. There were
Speaker 7: rumors that they were going to drop her off the
Speaker 7: VP ticket even when Biden was running, And now all
Speaker 7: of a sudden they have re polished her up and
Speaker 7: put her out so that she is presidential and could
Speaker 7: potentially be the president. And I feel like I am
Speaker 7: back in one of these eighties movies or in My
Speaker 7: Fair Lady. So it's no surprise that she would continue
Speaker 7: to spew lie after lie, and that the corporate press,
Speaker 7: as you said, the propagandists out there that we're moderating
Speaker 7: this debate would come to her aid and just basically
Speaker 7: cover it up and go along with those lots.
Speaker 1: Let me play for both of you a few more
Speaker 1: fact checks, if it's okay, and I want to fact
Speaker 1: check Kamala on fracking, before and after, fact checker on
Speaker 1: private health insurance, before and after, fact checker on the
Speaker 1: border and border security. And again, this is one of
Speaker 1: only twenty five lies middle class kid Trump tax cuts
Speaker 1: that she lied about Trump seals tax that doesn't exist,
Speaker 1: Project twenty five, you know. And it goes on and
Speaker 1: on from there. I mean, we have gone through this
Speaker 1: over and over again, and we know that her running
Speaker 1: mate is lied too. But let's play some of the
Speaker 1: before and after on Kamala.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about fracking, because we're here in Pennsylvania. I
Speaker 4: made that very clear in twenty twenty. I will not banfracking.
Speaker 4: I'm not banned fracking. Vice President, United States, and in fact,
Speaker 4: I was the tie breaking vote on the Inflation Reduction Act,
Speaker 4: which opened new leases for fracking. Will you commit to
Speaker 4: implementing a federal ban on fracking your first day in office?
Speaker 4: Adding the United States the list of countries who have
Speaker 4: banned those devastating practice. There's no question I'm in favor
Speaker 4: of banning fracking. So yeah.
Speaker 8: Vice President Harrison, twenty seventeen, you supported Bernie Sanders' proposal
Speaker 8: to do away with private insurance and create a government
Speaker 8: run healthcare system. Two years later, you proposed a plan
Speaker 8: that included a private insurance option. What is your plan.
Speaker 4: Today, Well, first of all, I absolutely support in over
Speaker 4: the last four years as Vice president private healthcare options.
Speaker 9: You support the Medicare for All bill, I think, initially
Speaker 9: co sponsored by Senator Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 2: You're also a cosponder on ontent.
Speaker 9: I believe it will totally eliminate private insurance. So for
Speaker 9: people out there who like their insurance, they don't get
Speaker 9: to keep it.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, the idea is that everyone gets access to
Speaker 4: medical care and you don't have to go through the
Speaker 4: process of going through an insurance company, having them give
Speaker 4: you approval, going through the paperwork, all of the delay
Speaker 4: that may require. Who of us has not had that
Speaker 4: situation where you've got to wait for approval and a
Speaker 4: doctor says, well, I don't know if your insurance company
Speaker 4: is going to cover this. Let's eliminate all of that.
Speaker 4: Let's move on. The United States Congress, including some of
Speaker 4: the most conservative members of the United States Senate, came
Speaker 4: up with a border security bill, which I supported, and
Speaker 4: that bill would have put fifteen hundred more border agents
Speaker 4: on the border to help those folks who are working
Speaker 4: there right now, over time, trying to do their job.
Speaker 2: I believe if someone crosses over the border it's illegally,
Speaker 2: it is illegal, and you would decriminalize it.
Speaker 4: I would not make it a crime punishable by jail.
Speaker 4: It should be a civil enforcement issue, but not a
Speaker 4: criminal enforcement. Isschief Listen, I think there's no question that
Speaker 4: we've got to critically re examine ICE and its role
Speaker 4: and the way that it is being administered and the
Speaker 4: work it is doing, and we need to probably think
Speaker 4: about starting from scratch.
Speaker 1: And Joe, no border wall, decriminalize the illegal immigration, free housing, healthcare, education,
Speaker 1: And on top of that, we didn't even get to
Speaker 1: the fact that she sponsored with Bernie Sanders, the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal, which is the end of capitalism, would eliminate
Speaker 1: the filibuster to pass it.
Speaker 3: The list goes on. You need a six hour show
Speaker 3: in order to go through all the fliplofs that she
Speaker 3: has had. Carol brought up my fair lady before. I
Speaker 3: think this is more the Seinfeld candidacy. It's a candidacy
Speaker 3: about nothing. She will only say what she needs to
Speaker 3: say to get elected. So she took all those positions
Speaker 3: in twenty nineteen because she felt that the only way
Speaker 3: she was going to get the nomination, and it was wrong,
Speaker 3: was to go as left as possible. Now she's kind
Speaker 3: of pivot back to the center. We all know what
Speaker 3: she's going to do if she actually gets into office.
Speaker 3: All those things that she said on tape like you
Speaker 3: just played, she will implement all those things if she
Speaker 3: can as president. And that's something that I think the
Speaker 3: American people were right a center country, They're not going
Speaker 3: to accept that. And again, I just have to drive
Speaker 3: this point home. I don't think she gained one voter
Speaker 3: from that debate on Tuesday Night, Sean in places that matter,
Speaker 3: especially Pennsylvania, was constin Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona, Nevada,
Speaker 3: ev mandates and Michigan bad idea that will lose her
Speaker 3: bolts votes. And obviously all you have to do is
Speaker 3: who do you believe on tracking Donald Trump. Under him,
Speaker 3: we had the best domestic energy policy we have ever had,
Speaker 3: produced more than we ever had. Tracking was alive and
Speaker 3: well in Pennsylvania. So we're supposed to either believe Trump
Speaker 3: on that because we've seen it, those prosactions or her
Speaker 3: words where she's been all over the place. And I
Speaker 3: think that's why she loses Pennsylvania, she loses the election.
Speaker 1: For heal today, Shawn, Well, let me ask you, Carol.
Speaker 1: You said that you think most Americans know about her.
Speaker 1: A number of weeks ago, I got a little frightened
Speaker 1: by a McLachlin poll that showed that all these radical
Speaker 1: positions that I play of her in her own words,
Speaker 1: that most Americans were not aware of it seventy eighty percent. Now,
Speaker 1: I think it's beginning to penetrate into the consciousness of
Speaker 1: the American people. Fast enough for me, because I've been
Speaker 1: doing this now for two months, But slowly it seems
Speaker 1: to be seeping into people's minds.
Speaker 3: Oh you know.
Speaker 7: I mean, I completely agree with you, Sean. I think
Speaker 7: that the people in the know understand these things, but
Speaker 7: I don't think the broader population understands these things. And
Speaker 7: I think it's sad that you are the one that
Speaker 7: has to go out in fact check when there was
Speaker 7: a debate with moderators that should have been fact checking
Speaker 7: in real time, you know, to Joe's points, Bertie Sanders
Speaker 7: came out. I believe it was the weekend before the debate,
Speaker 7: and when asked, you know why Kamala's sort of moving
Speaker 7: away from you know, her progressive policies, he said that
Speaker 7: she basically is saying whatever she has to say to
Speaker 7: get elected, and he expects her to pivot back.
Speaker 1: He said, she's being pragmatic to win an election, right,
Speaker 1: So that's.
Speaker 7: The thing she's saying, whatever it is that she needs
Speaker 7: to say. And you know, one of the areas that
Speaker 7: you haven't played so far because the list is so long,
Speaker 7: is about the tax cuts. I mean the fact that
Speaker 7: she would get up and say that the President Trump
Speaker 7: is going to raise your taxes when even the New
Speaker 7: York Times admitted that basically every American, the majority of Americans,
Speaker 7: got a tax cut under the Trump tax cut, and
Speaker 7: job sacked, and the Wall Street Journal and the Tax
Speaker 7: Foundation said that if they were to expire, that basically
Speaker 7: tax income taxes would go up for most households and
Speaker 7: quote on average taxes would rise in every single county
Speaker 7: in the country, urban or rural, wealthy or poor. She's
Speaker 7: the one who is letting, who wants to let this expire.
Speaker 7: She's the one that wants to raise taxes. Yet she
Speaker 7: has the nerve to go out there and say, the
Speaker 7: person with the empirical evidence of lowering the majority of
Speaker 7: American taxes is going to somehow raise them. And this point,
Speaker 7: over and over again is frustrating to people who are
Speaker 7: in the know. So I'm glad we have the opportunity
Speaker 7: to educate those who aren't.
Speaker 1: But then we have what Russia always called low information voters.
Speaker 3: Joe, that's true, but I think voters now are more
Speaker 3: engaged than ever showing right. Social media helps with that,
Speaker 3: where you'll see clips you may not have seen growing
Speaker 3: up on ABC, CBS or the NBC nightly news. Right,
Speaker 3: so we're seeing obviously they look at these numbers from
Speaker 3: just the people that watched this debate alone, we're talking
Speaker 3: well over seventy million people. So I think in the end, yeah,
Speaker 3: there are some low information voters out there, but I
Speaker 3: think those who are paying attention, and again, you don't
Speaker 3: have to be informed by watching Hannity every night listening
Speaker 3: to your radio show. The fact is people are living
Speaker 3: what they are experiencing. They don't need to be informed.
Speaker 3: They look at their food builds, they look at their rent,
Speaker 3: they look at gas prices. They're seeing illegal immigrants coming
Speaker 3: into their towns and taking them over, basically like we've
Speaker 3: seen in Aurora, Colorado. They experience all this. They don't
Speaker 3: need to be too informed because their life is informing
Speaker 3: them that the last three years, three and a half
Speaker 3: years has been horrible and their lives were infinitely better
Speaker 3: under Donald Trump. That is just a simple fact based
Speaker 3: on the numbers.
Speaker 1: And it's going to be interesting to watch a play out.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break right back, more with our friend Joke,
Speaker 1: more with Carol Rowth on the other side. We'll get
Speaker 1: to your calls coming up as well. Eight hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety four to one, Sean, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program as we roll along. We
Speaker 1: continue now with Joe Contra and Carol Rowth, as we
Speaker 1: examined the absolute disgrace of the Disney ABC moderated debate
Speaker 1: between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. I mean, it is
Speaker 1: a phenomenon that most people would walk away from a
Speaker 1: debate like we saw on Tuesday night where we have
Speaker 1: such abusively biased, you know, Disney ABC moderators that had
Speaker 1: an agenda and it becomes a three on one situation
Speaker 1: and not and walk away not having her answer fundamental
Speaker 1: questions about her stated positions and her own words. That
Speaker 1: is almost unfathomable to me. But that is how epic
Speaker 1: this fail was. As Joe said earlier, Carol.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean it's really unfair because the debates are
Speaker 7: supposed to be for the American people. They're supposed to
Speaker 7: inform and help people those informed decisions. And if you
Speaker 7: are somebody who's not on social, who's busy, because we
Speaker 7: know people can't afford food, they can't afford rents, they're
Speaker 7: outworking multiple jobs, so their ability their time free time
Speaker 7: to consume the media has gone down. So maybe they're
Speaker 7: not getting those videos on social or watching Hannity as
Speaker 7: they should be. And so to go in and maybe
Speaker 7: stop and watch this debate and see everybody jumping in
Speaker 7: to help Kamala, you know, as somebody who doesn't really
Speaker 7: know what's going on, it's just not a fair picture
Speaker 7: of reality. And I think that it's the American people
Speaker 7: who end up losing It's not about Kama losing or
Speaker 7: Trump losing the debate. It's about the American people losing
Speaker 7: because they're not getting the truth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, last word, Joe, I'd love to see another debate.
Speaker 3: I want to see in a town hall format. Show
Speaker 3: on the second debate and past presidential elections has been
Speaker 3: town hall. I'd like to see the American people asking
Speaker 3: Kamala Harrison Donald Trump more questions. Let's take the moderators
Speaker 3: out of it for the most part, and then we'll
Speaker 3: get a good idea of where especially she stands on everything.
Speaker 3: Town hall debate, Fox News. That's what Donald Trump should
Speaker 3: agree to, and I think that will go infinitely better
Speaker 3: for him in that sort of format with an audience
Speaker 3: and actual questions being asked. And said that that that
Speaker 3: farce that we saw on ABC on Tuesday night.
Speaker 1: No way Kamala does it. There's my prediction. Anyway, we
Speaker 1: appreciate both of you. Carol Roth, thank you. And by
Speaker 1: the way, I did forget at the start. Our friend
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Speaker 1: appreciate you both. Eight hundred nine to four one Shawn
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Speaker 1: And today even old buddy fake Jake, I don't even
Speaker 1: know if I should call him fake Jake anymore, because
Speaker 1: he did do a good job. He'd been abusively biased
Speaker 1: towards Donald Trump in the lead up to that debate
Speaker 1: that he moderated with Dana Bash who did an awful
Speaker 1: interview with Kamala Harris, but putting that aside, he called
Speaker 1: out Harris for dodging questions during the debate, one of
Speaker 1: the few in the me I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 1: Maybe Sandan's trying to actually rebrand themselves. I don't know.
Speaker 9: Listen, Despite the economy being the number one issue facing
Speaker 9: the country, the sitting Vice president generally reverted to talking
Speaker 9: points about a few of her policy proposals. Even harris
Speaker 9: allies today are saying that she needs to talk more
Speaker 9: about what she will do for Americans if elected. Senator
Speaker 9: Bernie Sanders will be here in a second to talk
Speaker 9: about more about the need for her to fill in
Speaker 9: some of those blanks on the border, another vulnerable issue
Speaker 9: for Harris.
Speaker 2: She also dodged.
Speaker 3: Would you have done anything differently from President by numbus.
Speaker 4: So I'm the only person on this stage who has
Speaker 4: prosecuted transnational criminal organizations for the trafficking of guns, drugs,
Speaker 4: and human beings.
Speaker 2: Okay, that wasn't the question.
Speaker 9: And when I asked how she would break through the
Speaker 9: Israel Lamas war stalemate, Harris said this.
Speaker 4: We need a ceasefire deal and we need the hostages out,
Speaker 4: and so we will continue to work around the clock
Speaker 4: on that.
Speaker 1: Okay, but again, now I mean actually fair questions. It's
Speaker 1: fairly surprising when you think about it, all right, I know
Speaker 1: a lot of you have a lot to say. Let's
Speaker 1: get to our busy phones. Jackie in Pennsylvania five days,
Speaker 1: Jackie early voting in your state and your commonwealth.
Speaker 2: Well, first off, I'm a first time color and I
Speaker 2: love you, Sean. I love your program. I listen whenever
Speaker 2: I can, and I thank you for taking my call today.
Speaker 1: Wow, you're making me feel great. Thank you for being
Speaker 1: out there, and thanks for listening. And we appreciate you
Speaker 1: more than you know.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you. My concern something that you've always talked about,
Speaker 2: and I've been trying and trying and trying to call
Speaker 2: and to ask you because I have not heard you
Speaker 2: say why, But you always want us to vote early.
Speaker 2: I'm in Pennsylvania. Why why do you encourage us to
Speaker 2: vote early? Because this is my concern. I'm worried that
Speaker 2: if we vote early, it's giving me a Democrats the
Speaker 2: ability to know how many votes they need to cheek.
Speaker 1: Well, they're going to know based on early mail in ballots, etc.
Speaker 1: But that's only part of it. I think it's a
Speaker 1: disastrous idea to have to let the Democrats bank their
Speaker 1: votes and run up hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of votes to their advantage, and then count on
Speaker 1: one day where enough Republicans will show up and they'll
Speaker 1: be able to mitigate all the early voting of Democrats.
Speaker 1: It's not the system, Jackie. I've explained this over and
Speaker 1: over again. It's not the system I like. I don't
Speaker 1: think it lends itself to the most integrity or the
Speaker 1: most confidence in the results. But it's a system that
Speaker 1: we have, and it's a system that won't be changed
Speaker 1: until Republicans win elections and then they can change them.
Speaker 1: So my answer to you is you've got to deal
Speaker 1: with the hand that you're dealt, not the one you
Speaker 1: wish you were dealt. If I had my way, we
Speaker 1: would have proof of citizenship. You'd have voter ID, you'd
Speaker 1: have signature verification, you'd have chain of custody controls for
Speaker 1: any mail in ballot. You would have updated voter rolls.
Speaker 1: You'd have partisan observers in every precinct in the country
Speaker 1: watching the voting all day, the vote counting all night.
Speaker 1: You'd have paper ballots. But again, it's not what we have.
Speaker 1: So we've got to deal with what we have. And
Speaker 1: the idea is don't start out election day in Pennsylvania down. However,
Speaker 1: many hundreds of thousands of votes bad idea.
Speaker 2: Well, I agree with you, and I just wanted to
Speaker 2: sure you say why you thought that. And if you're
Speaker 2: going to tell me to do it, to vote early,
Speaker 2: I'm going to listen to you. I'm going to do it.
Speaker 1: Listen. It's not the real answer is make voting, make
Speaker 1: election day in national holiday. They're they're put in the
Speaker 1: integrity measures I just listed. The real answer is paper ballots.
Speaker 1: Even Kamala once said, well, paper ballots are safer because
Speaker 1: Russia can't hack them, and she's not saying it anymore.
Speaker 1: Democrats they don't even want proof of citizenship. They don't
Speaker 1: want any voter idea of any kind. Although you can't
Speaker 1: get into their convention without being stopped, in my case
Speaker 1: four separate times before I could get to my broadcast
Speaker 1: booth and do my show at the Democratic National Convention,
Speaker 1: and usually called a lot of nasty names on the way,
Speaker 1: but I can handle it. It was fine. So if
Speaker 1: we need it for everything else, you needed to buy
Speaker 1: beer or a jewel pod, or a cigar or a cigarette,
Speaker 1: or a bottle of wine or vodka, why don't you
Speaker 1: need it for voting? Why would they be against that?
Speaker 1: The only reason I can think of is they have
Speaker 1: nefarious intentions.
Speaker 2: I couldn't agree more. I have one more question I
Speaker 2: wanted to ask you. I did watch Fait. I watched.
Speaker 2: It was horrible. I couldn't make it through the whole thing.
Speaker 2: I had to turn it off because I was yelling
Speaker 2: at TP. It was awful. But I did listen to
Speaker 2: you after with Donald Trump, and I love Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I wish I could meet him in person. That's always
Speaker 2: been my dream because I was a small business owner
Speaker 2: for thirty five years. Thankfully had great parents who started
Speaker 2: the business turned it over to their children. I always
Speaker 2: wanted to talk to President Trump to gain some knowledge
Speaker 2: from him about running a business, but we just sold
Speaker 2: the business, so bittersweet.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, sometimes dreams of mature who I mean,
Speaker 1: he's a very interesting person. I wish people knew the
Speaker 1: person that I knew in real life. He's one of
Speaker 1: the funniest people you will ever meet. Like when he's
Speaker 1: doing his rallies, you get little glimpses of him. He's
Speaker 1: just kind of like a wise ass that likes to,
Speaker 1: you know, poke people a little bit and say outrageous
Speaker 1: things and gets reaction, and he's very entertaining. He's very
Speaker 1: very smart. He is somebody that runs on instinct more
Speaker 1: than anybody else that I think I've ever met, although
Speaker 1: I've met a couple of billionaires and I don't know.
Speaker 1: Billionaires have a lot of the same qualities, and I
Speaker 1: find that interesting. They usually will make up their minds
Speaker 1: in less than thirty seconds, whether or not they like
Speaker 1: an idea or not. It's it's pretty fascinating to watch
Speaker 1: the minds of people that are way smarter than I am.
Speaker 1: And he's generous to a fault. Trust people, I think
Speaker 1: to a fault. And sometimes you know, people that are
Speaker 1: that bright, you know, their blessing can be their curs
Speaker 1: at times. I mean, everyone expects that Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: going to has this switch that is going to fight China,
Speaker 1: fight the deep state, you know, fight all these court
Speaker 1: cases and weaponization, and have to be in that mode,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, oh, let me turn
Speaker 1: it off at every appropriate time that people think I should,
Speaker 1: And it just doesn't work that way. You're wired a
Speaker 1: certain way, and there are things that you can do
Speaker 1: and things that you know are just you're not not
Speaker 1: necessarily impossible, but hard to do. Anyway, I appreciate to
Speaker 1: call Jackie.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I quick break right back to our phones. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: ninety four to one, Shawn our number. If you want
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Speaker 1: get back to our busy phones. Eight hundred ninety four
Speaker 1: to one. Shawn is our number. Florida, the Free State
Speaker 1: of Florida. Melissa Next Sean Hannity Show, Hey Melissa, how
Speaker 1: are you.
Speaker 11: I'm doing well, Sean. How are you?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 1: I'm good, thank you. Everyone's so cheery, Todight, what's going on?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 11: First of all, I similar to you. Move here to Florida,
Speaker 11: and I'm absolutely loving it. We're absolutely so happy here,
Speaker 11: and there's a tremendous difference living here than back in
Speaker 11: New Jersey and in New York, where I worked for
Speaker 11: twenty years. So I agree with you. Folks should should
Speaker 11: recognize that Florida is a great place, but that they
Speaker 11: can bring Florida to them to their own states by
Speaker 11: voting for Donald Trump, who is absolutely incredible. I think
Speaker 11: he just struck the right tone the other night at
Speaker 11: the debate. He looked like the commander in chief that
Speaker 11: he was incredible for four years and hopefully we'll get
Speaker 11: him back for another four I think just the day
Speaker 11: before nine to eleven, his demeanor was just perfect. Because
Speaker 11: he is someone who's thoughtful. He is someone who cares
Speaker 11: about gold Star families, and I think, much like Ronald Reagan,
Speaker 11: he is going to have a rendezvous with destiny and
Speaker 11: bring this country back to its glory. He is creative,
Speaker 11: he is all about high quality. You know, twenty three
Speaker 11: years ago, Sean. I was a reporter during nine to eleven,
Speaker 11: and after that experience, I was there like you I
Speaker 11: heard the show yesterday. It was great, Like you know, I,
Speaker 11: you know, I saw what happened during nine to eleven
Speaker 11: and it totally changed my life. I switched gears, thinking
Speaker 11: I might not have a family, went into real estate.
Speaker 11: Loved every minute of being in broadcasting, but I said,
Speaker 11: you know what, if I don't do something else, I
Speaker 11: might not have a family. I might not be able
Speaker 11: to live the American dream. And so I went into
Speaker 11: real estate and had twenty years in that business and
Speaker 11: appreciate it and had the great fortune of selling many
Speaker 11: Trump properties through another brokerage house. And let me tell you,
Speaker 11: he is defined not just by his presidency, but people
Speaker 11: forget this is a man who built wonderful buildings all
Speaker 11: across the world, who used very high quality material, who
Speaker 11: was recognized for creating security systems that were way ahead
Speaker 11: of their speed and set the standard so high, and
Speaker 11: was able to accomplish things that other politicians couldn't have
Speaker 11: done without him, like saving woman Rank, like building Riverside Boulevard,
Speaker 11: and you know, he really expanded those areas when other
Speaker 11: people couldn't do it. And I also lived in a
Speaker 11: riverside Blevard building, and I'll tell you it was a
Speaker 11: microcosm of the world. Each of his buildings were like
Speaker 11: the United Nations. So when people say he doesn't like women,
Speaker 11: or he doesn't like people of color, or he doesn't
Speaker 11: like this one and that one, well he's married to
Speaker 11: an immigrant who's spectacular. I can tell you personally that
Speaker 11: it was a black gentleman who was hired in his
Speaker 11: buildings to be a lifeguard, who taught my daughter how
Speaker 11: to swim in private swimming lessons. He had people in
Speaker 11: that building working from all walks of life, and they
Speaker 11: loved him and they respected him, and the people who
Speaker 11: came from all over the world because they appreciated the
Speaker 11: quality of leadership that Mayor Giuliani brought to the table
Speaker 11: cleaning up the city and then, in conjunction the beautiful
Speaker 11: buildings that President Trump built. I just think that we
Speaker 11: need to harness that. And I suggest everyone go see
Speaker 11: the movie Reagan to get into the spirit for the election.
Speaker 11: It was great.
Speaker 1: Of the movie too. It is great, and what you're
Speaker 1: pointing out is true. The woman rings story is true.
Speaker 1: And I'd been to Trump Tower enough. I mean it's
Speaker 1: I mean, the idea of any of these these big
Speaker 1: builders in cities like New York that build these skyscrapers,
Speaker 1: it's it's a pretty fascinating and gutsy move on their part,
Speaker 1: with great risk on their part as well, and to
Speaker 1: be as successful as he's been. But now look at
Speaker 1: what's happened in New York City. I mean I have
Speaker 1: not been back there. I just stay away from the place,
Speaker 1: and I don't miss it at all, not even a
Speaker 1: little bit. And I realized too that I wasn't wanted there,
Speaker 1: and I had two governors in a row basically say
Speaker 1: if you're conservative, get the hell out, you know, get
Speaker 1: on a bus, go down to Florida. And I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get on a plane and fly down to Florida.
Speaker 1: And That's what I did. And I've never looked back,
Speaker 1: and I never will look back. I'm never going back there.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be there. And I still have
Speaker 1: friends there, I have some family there, and I'm telling
Speaker 1: all of them, what are you doing. Get out of
Speaker 1: there as quickly as you can. Why you can. Now
Speaker 1: the states like California, New York want to hit people
Speaker 1: with a with a tax, an exit tax. If you
Speaker 1: leave the state. They want to be able to still
Speaker 1: tax your income even though you don't live in the
Speaker 1: state for ten years. And I have no doubt a
Speaker 1: Democratic Party rule out of California New York that this
Speaker 1: is now a matter of when, not a matter of if,
Speaker 1: that they would do things like that. I mean the
Speaker 1: stories that I hear of, you know, New York tax
Speaker 1: people chasing people that have completely left the state down
Speaker 1: and causing them and forcing them to prove that they
Speaker 1: don't live there anymore. It's like an orwelling nightmare. And
Speaker 1: trust me, I have more accountants and lawyers that I
Speaker 1: hired before I made this move, dotted every eye, crossed,
Speaker 1: every tee because you know, I was warned by enough
Speaker 1: people that this would have had that happen to you.
Speaker 11: Thankfully it didn't. I've had just a really terrific experience.
Speaker 11: But you know, I think that to your point, there's
Speaker 11: just so much going wrong there and the people who
Speaker 11: need to stay there for family reasons. Look that the
Speaker 11: New York City is incredible. It will always be in
Speaker 11: my pores. I love it. I love going to Carnegie Hall,
Speaker 11: I love going to the Museum of Natural History, you
Speaker 11: know it.
Speaker 1: You can always go up and visit, right, exactly.
Speaker 11: You can always go up and visit. But I would
Speaker 11: encourage people in those states as well to just recognize
Speaker 11: that we have such an important opportunity before us to
Speaker 11: elect President Trump, and we've got to get our heads
Speaker 11: out of the sand. We've got to understand that this
Speaker 11: is our time to take back the country, to bring
Speaker 11: manufacturing back. You know, I could never understand years ago
Speaker 11: when I was at university at Syracuse, there were radical
Speaker 11: professors and they remember took us on a field trip
Speaker 11: and they were applauding the closing of the Kanagra plants,
Speaker 11: and I ask myself, what the heck is going on here?
Speaker 11: This is just oh see, I didn't understand why.
Speaker 1: Kathy Heckel just said again no fracking in New York.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile Pennsylvania's getting rich and Kamala Harris would ban it.
Speaker 1: I mean, she meant what she said, as much as
Speaker 1: she tries to back away from it now in an
Speaker 1: election year conversion. Look, I could talk to you, Melissa
Speaker 1: all day. I do appreciate your call. Sounds like you
Speaker 1: made the right move for you and your family and
Speaker 1: I wish you the best. I really do.