Speaker 1: All right, thanks Scott Channon. Hour two Sean Hannity Show,
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Speaker 1: the program. It is election day in America. There's voting
Speaker 1: going on. That's election Day, and this is early voting
Speaker 1: still ongoing, by the way, over the weekend in some states.
Speaker 1: And as a public service, we've put up how you
Speaker 1: can register to vote regardless of party number Crame Republican,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. And when early voting starts and stops in
Speaker 1: your state, your commonwealth. Some states will be stopping early
Speaker 1: voting as early as next week, and that would mean
Speaker 1: you then would be eligible to vote if you're registered,
Speaker 1: assuming you're registered on election day. But I urge people
Speaker 1: to bank their vote. Jobis Dardi is pretty adamant that
Speaker 1: there is a risk that we may have won if
Speaker 1: not two more hurricanes. I pray it's not true, but
Speaker 1: he keeps telling me it's a strong possibility. I want
Speaker 1: to go back to our top story of the day
Speaker 1: because it's so repulsive. It's so gusting. Hillary Clinton out
Speaker 1: there saying on fake news CNN that she and this
Speaker 1: is the day after Kamos said that Donald Trump was
Speaker 1: a fascist. And now she goes to the Hitler analogy,
Speaker 1: talking about Donald Trump going to Madison Square Garden. It's
Speaker 1: sold out in like an hour, comparing it to Hitler's
Speaker 1: rally in nineteen thirty nine. I write about this in
Speaker 1: my book. The former First Lady continued, and President Franklin
Speaker 1: Roosevelt was a pall that neo Nazi fascists in America
Speaker 1: were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the
Speaker 1: kind of government that they are seeing in Germany. So
Speaker 1: I don't think we can ignore it. We have a
Speaker 1: whole history of this, but here's what she said.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: One other thing that you'll see next week, Caitlin, is
Speaker 3: Trump actually re enacting the Madison Square Garden rally in
Speaker 3: nineteen thirty nine. I write about this in my book.
Speaker 3: President Franklin Roosevelt was appalled that neo Nazis fascists in
Speaker 3: America we're lining up to essentially pledge their support for
Speaker 3: the kind of government that they were seeing in Germany.
Speaker 3: So I don't think we can ignore it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: It may be a leap for some people, and a
Speaker 3: lot of others may think I don't want to go there.
Speaker 3: I don't want to say that, but please open your
Speaker 3: eyes to the danger that this man poses to our country,
Speaker 3: because I think it is clear and present for anybody
Speaker 3: paying attention.
Speaker 1: I mean, it is so reckless, it is so irresponsible,
Speaker 1: it is so untrue. And this is now we have
Speaker 1: a history of this is what Democrats do. To the
Speaker 1: credit of House Speaker Mike Johnson, he joined with one
Speaker 1: of the biggest of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, warning
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris that she could be encouraging another assassination attempt
Speaker 1: and that would mean her surrogates. We have both been
Speaker 1: briefed on the ongoing and persistent threats to former President
Speaker 1: Donald Trump by adversaries. We've had two would be assassins,
Speaker 1: one full on assassination attempt that came within a millimeter
Speaker 1: taking his life. We have Iranian assassination squads in the country.
Speaker 1: And Democrats closing argument is Trump is a racist, a fascist,
Speaker 1: and a Nazi, and he's a He's Adolf Hitler, Stalin
Speaker 1: and Mussolini. Anyway, they go on and say, and we
Speaker 1: call on the Vice president to take these threats seriously,
Speaker 1: stop escalating the threat environment, help ensure President Trump has
Speaker 1: the necessary resources to be protected from those threats, and
Speaker 1: after the first assassination attempt this summer of a presidential
Speaker 1: candidate more than a century, President Biden insisted that we
Speaker 1: can't allow this violence to be normalized. In September, after
Speaker 1: President Trump escaped yet another close call, Vice President Harris acknowledged,
Speaker 1: we must all do our part to ensure that this
Speaker 1: incident does not lead to more violence. Asked whether Trump
Speaker 1: was a fascist, he said, yes. I went through the
Speaker 1: history of this. I mean, go you can go back
Speaker 1: to Barry Goldwater nineteen sixty four, and you had as
Speaker 1: he was running for president, you had celebrities, you had journalists,
Speaker 1: politicians wanting that that Goldwater was an extreme fascist who
Speaker 1: would cause a considerable harm to the country. And this
Speaker 1: is the guy, by the way, that served as a
Speaker 1: pilot during World War Two, and he's being likened to
Speaker 1: Nazis and fascists who were promoting conservatism during his presidential campaign.
Speaker 1: Even at the time, Governor Pat Brown remarked about Goldwater's
Speaker 1: acceptance speech, claiming he had the stench of fascism. All
Speaker 1: we needed to hear was Kyle Hitler, and there were others,
Speaker 1: you know, Hubert Humphrey referring to Richard Nixon. You know,
Speaker 1: if the British had not fought in nineteen forty, Hitler
Speaker 1: would have been in London. And if the Democrats don't
Speaker 1: fight in nineteen sixty eight, Nixon will be in the
Speaker 1: White House. And the comparisons for Nixon, they pretty much
Speaker 1: never stopped ever. And you know there's a news cycle
Speaker 1: from October of seventy two, and you could see it
Speaker 1: on the CIA's website referring to Nixon's Nazis as part
Speaker 1: of the Commentarygan criticism Gerald Ford.
Speaker 5: Same thing.
Speaker 1: If President Ford's principal had been the rule in Norremberg,
Speaker 1: I mean, and by the way, this is the ACLU
Speaker 1: criticizing Ford for his lack of punitive action against Nixon.
Speaker 1: The Nazi leaders would have been let off and the
Speaker 1: only people who carried out their schemes would have been tried.
Speaker 1: They said that the same thing about Reagan all the time,
Speaker 1: that he's going to start World War three, he's a warmonger.
Speaker 1: Congressman William Clay stated Reagan wanted to replace the Bill
Speaker 1: of Rights with fascist precepts lifted verbade him from MINEK.
Speaker 5: George W.
Speaker 1: Bush might have been the Republican who's got the most
Speaker 1: Nazi analogies prior to Trump, you know, called every dirty
Speaker 1: name in the book on a regular basis, and examples
Speaker 1: of lincing Bush to Hitler, Nazis, Fascist, Mitt Romney, even
Speaker 1: Mitt Romney and John McCain. Romney, in his case many
Speaker 1: Democrats that they love so much today when he was running,
Speaker 1: was linked to Nazism and fascism. One delegate from Kansas
Speaker 1: said Romney was a habitual liar and likened him to Hitler,
Speaker 1: Paul Ryan, same thing. This is their tried and true desperation.
Speaker 1: It is disgusting, it is repulsive, and in this environment
Speaker 1: where we've had now two would be assassins, it is
Speaker 1: just downright dangerous for the country. I don't think it
Speaker 1: can be said enough anyway. Senator Mike Lee is here
Speaker 1: from Utah. Senator, how are you glad you're with us?
Speaker 1: What is your reaction all this?
Speaker 4: Well, look, anytime somebody is throwing around terms like fascism
Speaker 4: or using what we call add hit layerum attacks, they're desperate.
Speaker 4: The Kamala Harris campaign is desperate to breathe new life
Speaker 4: into a campaign that's been sailing ever since it got
Speaker 4: off the ground, that is, after the initial honeymoon period
Speaker 4: of a few weeks when nobody was asking any questions
Speaker 4: about what she believes, what she has said, what she's
Speaker 4: done in office. So these are acts of desperation, and
Speaker 4: they are moreover quite ironic. These are rich coming from
Speaker 4: people who very much want the government that would exercise
Speaker 4: give in to authoritarian impulses to manage every aspect of
Speaker 4: the lives of the American people. So I don't think
Speaker 4: they're worth giving any credence to. But more importantly, they
Speaker 4: speak to the desperation of the Kamala Harris campaign.
Speaker 1: Dozens of former Trump staffers, including Mike Penz's chief of staff,
Speaker 1: two hundred plus admirals generals that this week have endorsed
Speaker 1: Donald trum of all said it is complete and utter,
Speaker 1: bs and patently false, But they continue to do it.
Speaker 1: This seems to be their closing argument. How does this
Speaker 1: go over with the American people?
Speaker 4: Well, look, I don't think it's going to work, because,
Speaker 4: first of all, if you want to choose somebody of
Speaker 4: being a hitler in embryo, it's an easier accusation to
Speaker 4: make before they've actually been president of the United States.
Speaker 4: Now Democrats might not like President Trump's policies his decisions
Speaker 4: while in office, but I don't think anybody can accuse
Speaker 4: him of having governed like a dictator because he didn't.
Speaker 4: He reduced the overall profile of the federal government, the
Speaker 4: overall intrusiveness of the United States government, rather than expanding it.
Speaker 4: That's rather the opposite of fascism.
Speaker 1: Oh, it really is. All right, let's get your take
Speaker 1: on the state of the campaign. I say it's election
Speaker 1: day today because if you can vote, it's election day,
Speaker 1: but we're only eleven days away from election day, November fifth,
Speaker 1: And what's your take on the state of the race.
Speaker 4: Look, Trump is doing really well right now, Kamalos tanking
Speaker 4: Trump his ascendant, and I think the signs are looking
Speaker 4: very positive for President Trump. We also have to pay
Speaker 4: attention to other federal races going on. I think it's
Speaker 4: very important to Trump come into office that he have
Speaker 4: a Republican Congress to work with. We've got huge opportunities
Speaker 4: that we're seizing as Republicans in of course West Virginia,
Speaker 4: where we're going to pick up a seat, Montana where
Speaker 4: we're very likely to pick up a seat, Ohio, which
Speaker 4: I just returned from or is campaigning with my friend
Speaker 4: Bernie Mareno. Up there, he's right by the way.
Speaker 1: He's looking good. He's now taken a lead. Mike Rogers
Speaker 1: is within one in Michigan. We have Dave McCormick taken
Speaker 1: a lead in Pennsylvania. We have a very close race
Speaker 1: in Wisconsin as well.
Speaker 5: Did you go to.
Speaker 4: Wisconsin, Yeah, just got a fung with my friend Ron Johnson.
Speaker 4: Eric Humpy's doing really well up there. Have been down
Speaker 4: to Arizona a couple of times, work with Terry Lake,
Speaker 4: Sam Brown. And Nevada is doing well. We've got a
Speaker 4: chance even in New Mexico with Mela diminishing. So I
Speaker 4: think it's very very likely Sean, that at the end
Speaker 4: of this we're going to end up with the Senate
Speaker 4: Republican majority of fifty three or fifty four seats. The
Speaker 4: House is a little bit closer right now. But if
Speaker 4: Trump wins, which at this point I think he's going to,
Speaker 4: I think his coatails are going to be long enough
Speaker 4: to pull enough of our candidate's the victory in the
Speaker 4: House that will lend with the clean sweep with both
Speaker 4: houses of Congress aligned with the Republican Party and we continue.
Speaker 1: Now with US Senator from the great State of Utah,
Speaker 1: Mike Lee.
Speaker 5: Is with us.
Speaker 1: It's kind of amazing the cycle of Kamala Harris. She
Speaker 1: starts out as one of the most disliked vice presidents
Speaker 1: in the histon in modern history, and then there's this
Speaker 1: silent coup and threats apparently to Joe Biden that they'd
Speaker 1: invoked the twenty fifth Amendment if he doesn't step aside.
Speaker 1: And it seems that the people involved were Obama, Schumer,
Speaker 1: Pelosi in particular. I'm sure we'll get the full story
Speaker 1: one day, but you know, as we try to piece
Speaker 1: together what really happened here, and in comes Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: not getting a single vote, Joe Biden pushed aside. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: everybody ignored his significant cognitive decline for the entire time
Speaker 1: he was president, and I was warning about it before
Speaker 1: he ever, you know, ran in twenty twenty, and in
Speaker 1: the beginning I was brutally attacked for saying the obvious
Speaker 1: or stating the obvious. And in she comes, and then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, the Joy campaign emerges, and then
Speaker 1: we do some vetting of Kamala Harris co sponsoring New
Speaker 1: Green Deal ninety three trillion, elimination of the filibuster with
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders co sponsoring government healthcare Medicare for All, elimination
Speaker 1: of private health insurance. Then we find oh, I will
Speaker 1: ban fracking, I will ban offshore drilling. Then we find
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris in twenty twenty four, days after a police
Speaker 1: precinct is burned of the ground in Minneapolis, she's tweeting
Speaker 1: out a bail fund for the writers and the people
Speaker 1: involved in the writing, and then going on Colbert saying
Speaker 1: they won't stop, they shouldn't stop, and we're not going
Speaker 1: to stop. Then you have her extreme positions and defund
Speaker 1: and dismantled no bail laws, reimagining Ice, reimagining the police.
Speaker 1: Then you have the insanity of her border policies, and
Speaker 1: we know what they are, which is decriminalizing illegal immigration,
Speaker 1: pre housing, food, healthcare, education, sex change operations. If you
Speaker 1: want them, if you include a running mate, you get
Speaker 1: also free college and a legal driver's license and a
Speaker 1: path to amnesty. Never mind her foreign policy, where she
Speaker 1: and Joe Biden helped make the Iranians rich again the
Speaker 1: number one state sponsor of terror by turning a blind
Speaker 1: eye to sanctions. No, I don't think they can run
Speaker 1: on this question are you better off than you were
Speaker 1: four years ago? Because they can't name a single topic.
Speaker 4: That's exactly right. And J Sean, that was a brilliant
Speaker 4: list of kabo as the defenses against the American people,
Speaker 4: against the cause of freedom. There's only one of them,
Speaker 4: but only one that I would add. I would add
Speaker 4: one other that's getting too little attention. Kamala, as one
Speaker 4: of the centerpieces of her legislative agenda during her short
Speaker 4: four year tenure as a US Senator, introduced a bill
Speaker 4: called the Dono Harm Act. Now, the mainstream media covers
Speaker 4: this not at all. The reason they don't is because
Speaker 4: the Do No Harm Act would completely gut the Religious
Speaker 4: Freedom Restoration Acts. This is a bill that passed with
Speaker 4: an overwhelming bipartisan supermajority in the early nineteen nineties, was
Speaker 4: signed into law by Democratic President Bill Clinton, and it
Speaker 4: protects the religious freedom of Americans whose religious freedom might
Speaker 4: sometimes intersect with whatever for the law requires or the
Speaker 4: government requires at any given time. It's a very good
Speaker 4: law that served the American people well. Kamala would completely
Speaker 4: gut it. She would gut it in any circumstance where
Speaker 4: anyone suffered what she referred to as dignitary harm, meaning
Speaker 4: they felt insulted by something, and there's pretty much nothing
Speaker 4: left of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act at that point.
Speaker 4: So if you are a religious minority, or if you're
Speaker 4: a religious person one who holds a traditional Christian or
Speaker 4: Jewish or some other traditional belief that sometimes runs a
Speaker 4: foul of what the government would have to do, this
Speaker 4: should be really concerning to you. And that's why, notwithstanding
Speaker 4: the fact that the polls you're looking good for us
Speaker 4: in many respects, we cannot let up. We've got to
Speaker 4: be as diligent as ever. We can take nothing for
Speaker 4: granted because the fact is that she's got the mainstream
Speaker 4: news media, she's got the entertainment media industry behind her,
Speaker 4: so many people gunning for her, and even though she's struggling,
Speaker 4: they're fact filling her inadequacies in ways that make her
Speaker 4: stronger than she should be. We cannot let up.
Speaker 5: Senator Mike Leave of Utah.
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Speaker 5: This is the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna hit the phones in just a minute,
Speaker 1: but before that, we don't have the ability really on
Speaker 1: this show to pay attention all these congressional races. What
Speaker 1: I have been saying to people is and we have
Speaker 1: paid attention to some of the close Senate races in
Speaker 1: some of the swing states, like watching this guy Hobbdy
Speaker 1: in Wisconsin, he now can take He can win this
Speaker 1: race against Tammy Baldwin. If Donald Trump wins Wisconsin, he
Speaker 1: can win as well, just like Mike Rodgers can win
Speaker 1: in Michigan, just like Bernie Moreno can win in Ohio,
Speaker 1: just like Dave McCormick can win in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: And then we've got a shot out in Nevada and
Speaker 1: even New Mexico, as Michae Lee had said. So we're
Speaker 1: watching all of it. And the only thing I would
Speaker 1: remind you is if you're going to vote for Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and you believe that he has the right plan
Speaker 1: for our borders for law and order and safety and security.
Speaker 1: If you believe in his economic plans, which are the
Speaker 1: lower taxes, become the most energy dominant country on the
Speaker 1: face of this earth, and that he would bring more
Speaker 1: peace and stability on the world stage, then you're gonna
Speaker 1: he's gonna need help, and that means in the US
Speaker 1: Senate and the US House of Representatives. One of the
Speaker 1: phenomenons of twenty twenty two, when the red Wave didn't
Speaker 1: really materialize, was the real reason and one of the
Speaker 1: only reasons that Republicans got power in the US House
Speaker 1: of Representatives, although that albeit a very tiny majority, is because,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, of states like New York, Lee
Speaker 1: Zelden did so well at the top of the ticket,
Speaker 1: relatively well for a Republican and in a state that
Speaker 1: has lost a lot of conservatives like me, and a
Speaker 1: lot of Republicans that have said they've had enough with
Speaker 1: burdensome regulation, crime, high taxes, et cetera, and they have
Speaker 1: decided to march with their feet. You see a lot
Speaker 1: of Wall Street companies, private equity firms they're leaving as well.
Speaker 1: Many are going to the Carolinas, Tennessee, Texas.
Speaker 5: Where my pre state of Florida.
Speaker 1: But what happened is all these Republicans got elected in
Speaker 1: states like California and New York, and it made a difference.
Speaker 1: One of those races happened to be in the fourth
Speaker 1: House district in New and right now it is a
Speaker 1: poll from Gotham Polling and Analytics, and it shows, for example,
Speaker 1: that this race is a dead heat. Now in the Senate,
Speaker 1: I don't have any doubts that Republicans will probably take
Speaker 1: control of the US Senate. The question is by how
Speaker 1: big a margin. I mean, if we can win Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada,
Speaker 1: and maybe New Mexico, who knows. I mean, it could
Speaker 1: be a game changer. They'd be able to get a
Speaker 1: lot done. And if they can get a bigger majority
Speaker 1: in the House, you know, and win it in part
Speaker 1: the way they want it last time, except maybe now
Speaker 1: the demagoguing of abortion that went on in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: two is not as effective as it's now. People understand.
Speaker 1: It's sent back to the states that I think Republicans
Speaker 1: will do better this time is my hope. And again
Speaker 1: I'm not making predictions. You have to assume that your
Speaker 1: vote is going to decide every race, and that's my
Speaker 1: I'm urging people to take nothing for granted. But one
Speaker 1: of those races that mattered and helped the Republicans get
Speaker 1: control was in the fourth District of New York and
Speaker 1: it's a contentious battle that's going on right now. As
Speaker 1: I said, it's a one point race and Republican Anthony
Speaker 1: Esposito is in the lead or for a Democrat Laura Gillen,
Speaker 1: And anyway, it looks like, you know, certainly a toss up,
Speaker 1: but this is going to be an important hold seat.
Speaker 1: And considering it was my own stopping grounds in Long Island,
Speaker 1: I forgot to give a quick shout out to this
Speaker 1: race and Congressman Desposito. All right, let's talk about your opponent.
Speaker 1: How extreme and radical is your opponent?
Speaker 6: Oh, Sean, thanks for having me.
Speaker 7: My opponent has the first time she ran for office
Speaker 7: as a supervisor of the Towannaheim st that she ran
Speaker 7: into the Working Families Party. Obviously, they've called for the
Speaker 7: outright defunding of police. She supports Kamala Harris and all
Speaker 7: the disastrous policies that they've put in place over the
Speaker 7: last you know, three and a half years and what
Speaker 7: we've seen in New York. Laura Gillan donated through her
Speaker 7: campaign hundreds of thousands of dollars to the architects of
Speaker 7: Castleist bail and criminal justice reform, whether it be Cuomo
Speaker 7: Hocal or Todd Kaminski. So she's as far left as.
Speaker 4: There going to come.
Speaker 6: She's bad for Long Island, she's bad for New York,
Speaker 6: and she's certainly bad for the United States.
Speaker 1: I know maybe many people think although Donald Trump says
Speaker 1: he's going to make him play for New York and
Speaker 1: New Jersey, I hope he does. A New Hampshire now
Speaker 1: is a three point race, and Virginia is tightened significantly.
Speaker 1: My question to you is, explain exactly where your district
Speaker 1: is in Long Island.
Speaker 6: So my district is the southwest corner of Long Island,
Speaker 6: which runs from the city line, the Queen's Border, which
Speaker 6: is where Ubs Arena is, where the Islanders play out
Speaker 6: to Seaford in Wanta, from Old Country Road down to
Speaker 6: the beaches. And it's a district that Joe Biden won
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty by sixteen and a half points. Democrats
Speaker 6: held the congressional seat there for over twenty five years
Speaker 6: and in twenty twenty two we were able to flip it.
Speaker 6: And you know Nasal County politics pretty well, and you
Speaker 6: know that Republicans control all four county wide seats. We
Speaker 6: controlled three towns in two cities, and the pendulum is
Speaker 6: certainly swinging. And I believe that in a district where
Speaker 6: there's seventy thousand more Democrats than Republicans, in a district
Speaker 6: where Joe Biden won by sixteen and a half points,
Speaker 6: when people say it's going to be a tough race,
Speaker 6: it should be a tough race because it's a tough district.
Speaker 6: But I think when we see President Trump, and I
Speaker 6: haven't seen one poll that has President Trump less than
Speaker 6: even that tells a very important story of where this
Speaker 6: district is headed well.
Speaker 1: And Nassau County, which is a big part of your district,
Speaker 1: run by Bruce Blakeman, has done a really good job
Speaker 1: of putting governance back on Nassau County, where I formerly lived.
Speaker 1: And I think this is an important race for New York.
Speaker 1: And so what's your what's your closing message to the
Speaker 1: people in your district.
Speaker 6: I think that it's important to show what I've done
Speaker 6: over the last year and a half part of the
Speaker 6: Homeland Security Committee, the Transportation Infrastructure Committee. We put HR two,
Speaker 6: the Security borerackt in place, and obviously it's sat on
Speaker 6: Truck Schumer's as because the Democrats don't want to secure
Speaker 6: the border. I've brought, working with Bruce Blakeman and others,
Speaker 6: over thirty million dollars back to the district for infrastructure
Speaker 6: projects and community community projects, and I've been accessible out
Speaker 6: there talking to the voters. I've been a staunch advocate
Speaker 6: and supporter of Israel, and as you know, a big
Speaker 6: part of the district is the Orthodox Jews, which very
Speaker 6: often are not part of the polls that are done.
Speaker 6: So while I'm going to always run like I'm ten
Speaker 6: points behind, I'm confident and election night we're going to
Speaker 6: see a big victory. We're going to hold the seats
Speaker 6: that we have in New York and maybe even add
Speaker 6: one or two.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: This is a race of Republicans want to widen their majority.
Speaker 1: These districts that were one in twenty twenty two that
Speaker 1: tip the balance of power in the House are important
Speaker 1: to hold on to, and that would include yours. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we appreciate it, and we'll follow up very closely. Congressman
Speaker 1: Anthony DS Posito, Thank you.
Speaker 6: Sir, Sean, thanks for having me.
Speaker 5: All right, let's get to our busy telephone, shall we?
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and nine pool one Sean, If you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program, let's say hid
Speaker 1: a Professor Cheryl in California.
Speaker 5: What's going on? Professor? How are you?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: Son?
Speaker 8: Today is the ending of Simcostra and it's the time
Speaker 8: when you're supposed to be, you know, happy, because the
Speaker 8: Ten Commandments which influenced the development of our American legal
Speaker 8: system were given to Moses. And I'll tell you, listening
Speaker 8: to Kamala, compare President Trump to Hitler. I have done
Speaker 8: nothing but sit on the phone with my aunt who's
Speaker 8: ninety nine, my aunt who's ninety five, and I'm sitting
Speaker 8: next to my mom, who's going to be ninety seven
Speaker 8: in three weeks. They are all Holocaust survivors. My mom
Speaker 8: was in Auschwitz, she was in Geisling, and she was
Speaker 8: liberated by the Americans in Dachau. She was in displaced
Speaker 8: persons camps and didn't come to the United States ontil
Speaker 8: nineteen fifty. And they all one hundred percent love and
Speaker 8: support and are voting for President Trump. And I'll tell
Speaker 8: you know, for Hillary to talk about Madison Square Gardens.
Speaker 8: So there's an Israeli Orthodox performer is Shairabo who just
Speaker 8: had two sold out performances in Madison Square gardens. Bob
Speaker 8: Dylan Jewish, Billy Joel Jewish, all performed in Madison Square Gardens.
Speaker 8: Are they Hitler? Are they anti Semites? President Trump has
Speaker 8: a town named after him in Israel. It's called Trump Pipe.
Speaker 8: In the go on, why would Israel, the homeland of
Speaker 8: the Jewish people, name a town after Hitler. Hitler killed
Speaker 8: for the people who don't know, six million Jews, twelve
Speaker 8: million people, including all different kinds of people from you know,
Speaker 8: Gypsys and the infirm and whatever. His whole plan was
Speaker 8: to annihilate the Jewish people. President Trump signed an order
Speaker 8: protecting Jewish students on campuses, including anti Israel activity. Meanwhile,
Speaker 8: this year, after October seventh, with all of the anti
Speaker 8: Semitism on campuses, what did Kamala do? Absolutely nothing. He
Speaker 8: stopped the lame duck carry Obama two hundred and twenty
Speaker 8: million dollar payment to the Palestinian authority back in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 8: What you know, because they wanted to pay terrorists who
Speaker 8: killed you. What did Kamala do? They sent money. They
Speaker 8: emboldened Iran, which emboldened all of the proxies. They sent
Speaker 8: money into Gaza. That's what helped build all the terror
Speaker 8: tunnels that killed twelve hundred innocent people that were raped,
Speaker 8: they were brutalized, they were murdered, they were burned. And
Speaker 8: we still have American hostages, not just Israelis, but Americans
Speaker 8: being held hostage right now by Hamad.
Speaker 1: Professor I why you to stand on the line. It
Speaker 1: was a long time calling of this radio program. Who
Speaker 1: was a victim of the Holocaust. And her name was Hannah,
Speaker 1: and she educated this audience for years about the Holocaust,
Speaker 1: and sadly she passed away a number of years ago,
Speaker 1: and I loved her dearly. She was a sweetheart. And
Speaker 1: I'm now friends with her daughter, Pearl, who happened to
Speaker 1: call in today. And Pearl, welcome back to the program.
Speaker 1: We still miss your mom.
Speaker 5: You know that.
Speaker 1: Say hi to Professor Katz out in California. You just
Speaker 1: heard her story. Yes, and I appreciate you all coming
Speaker 1: calling in. I mean, I just can't believe that this
Speaker 1: is what this is what the modern, radicalized, extreme dangerous
Speaker 1: Democratic Party has become. It's this, this is frightening stuff,
Speaker 1: especially in light of, you know, all the violence that
Speaker 1: has taken place this election season.
Speaker 2: And I highly agree with Professor Katz. We are both
Speaker 2: children of Holocaust survivors known as second generation, and we
Speaker 2: feel exactly the same way. I am horrified and frightened
Speaker 2: to be living in this country that my mother loved.
Speaker 2: We're president of the United States now running again. Has
Speaker 2: been called a Nazi.
Speaker 1: People that baby has been compared to Hitler, Mussolini, Fallen
Speaker 1: is cool, you know, mass murderers, the worst evil in
Speaker 1: the world.
Speaker 5: That's what they're saying. Donald Trump is big.
Speaker 2: Problem is they don't have their clueless They don't have
Speaker 2: any idea what Hitler was. They just even Hillary, she's
Speaker 2: supposed to be this brilliant woman, she has no idea
Speaker 2: what Hitler did. They came into my mother's town. Everyone
Speaker 2: was ripped out of my mother's town, shot, babies were
Speaker 2: pulled apart and shot in front of my mother. And
Speaker 2: they're calling Trump a Nazi. Now, if she's calling Trump
Speaker 2: a Nazi by stating that Sean is she also accusing
Speaker 2: fifty percent of this country of being.
Speaker 1: Nazi pretty much there, or that they're supporting one. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's how I interpret it. But we are or deemable deplorables,
Speaker 1: aren't we. Your mother was a very special lady pearl.
Speaker 1: He really was, and she really gave us all an
Speaker 1: education of a very hard truth that evil exists. I
Speaker 1: wrote a book about evil. It was called Deliver Us
Speaker 1: from Evil, and I talk about I write about in
Speaker 1: that book about the death camps. I write about, you know,
Speaker 1: people being brought in and on those trains, and they
Speaker 1: would give them false hope. Are there any nurses here,
Speaker 1: Oh good, we can put it, or any any plumbers here,
Speaker 1: Oh we can put you to work?
Speaker 5: And then oh so people are like, oh okay, maybe I'm.
Speaker 1: Not going to die, and then they'd welcome right into
Speaker 1: the gas chamber and kell them. I mean, that is
Speaker 1: the embodiment of evil, and that's what they want people
Speaker 1: to think of Donald Trump because they can't run on policy.
Speaker 5: They can't.
Speaker 1: What they're doing is repulsive, It is disgusting. It is
Speaker 1: the lowest form of politics you could ever have. And
Speaker 1: they've done it every election season, but not to this extent.
Speaker 1: This is the worst it's ever been.
Speaker 5: I have to.
Speaker 1: Run because I'm coming up here on a break. But
Speaker 1: I appreciate both of you. Professor Katz, thank you, pearl,
Speaker 1: God bless you, and we miss your mom dearly. Thank you.
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