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Speaker 2: Will all be high high tale, and if you want
Speaker 2: a little banging a union, I come along.
Speaker 3: I'm filled with grief and anger at the heinous assassination
Speaker 3: of Charlie Kirk on a college campus in Utah. Charlie
Speaker 3: inspired millions, and all who knew him and loved him
Speaker 3: are united in shock and horror. Charlie was a patriot.
Speaker 3: Charlie was also a man of deep, deep faith, and
Speaker 3: we take comfort in the knowledge that he is now
Speaker 3: at peace with God and having.
Speaker 4: Freedom his back in style.
Speaker 5: Welcome to the revolution.
Speaker 2: Come in.
Speaker 5: And say you a conscious ound.
Speaker 6: A new Sean Hennedy Show, more behind the scenes information
Speaker 6: on freaking news and more bold inspired solutions for America.
Speaker 7: This just into our newsroom. A plane has crashed into
Speaker 7: the World Trade Center.
Speaker 5: Was another apparently plane seemed.
Speaker 1: An airplane has crashed into the World Trade Centers.
Speaker 7: There appears to be a gaping hole. Oh, there goes,
Speaker 7: there goes, there goes there, it goes.
Speaker 5: The whole side has collapsed.
Speaker 7: Class stems.
Speaker 1: Two airplanes have crashed into the World Trade Center.
Speaker 5: We're not going to be cowered by it. If We're
Speaker 5: not afraid fa the freedom loving nations in the world
Speaker 5: stand by ourselves. Sh stuffs. You're proud to have the red,
Speaker 5: white and blue.
Speaker 7: With ste.
Speaker 2: We will not lamp soon way.
Speaker 8: You're proud to be a part.
Speaker 1: Of this country, Jim meaning I think about the families,
Speaker 1: the children, to the freedom itself was attacked and freedom
Speaker 1: will be defense.
Speaker 5: You still think it might.
Speaker 2: Beyond someone raissive to raising.
Speaker 5: The resol of our great nation is being tested.
Speaker 1: I'm regularly didn't sort of water in the United States,
Speaker 1: and don't worry about would courage.
Speaker 7: It's here, I mean, she's I'm the riding there.
Speaker 8: From We will not forget the twenty eight hundred people Plice.
Speaker 9: And Fire, but not only were heroes at the beginning,
Speaker 9: but they're still heroes.
Speaker 2: Munus.
Speaker 5: We're going to come out of this emotionally stronger. Where's
Speaker 5: the due and the commitment of our fathers is now
Speaker 5: the calling of our time. Those guys senior than any
Speaker 5: whatever expected of mis truth. They messed with the wrong city,
Speaker 5: they messed with the wrong stay, And I just don't
Speaker 5: want people to forget.
Speaker 3: Money.
Speaker 5: They always had a sense of duty to protect us.
Speaker 5: All christ will be steadfast in our determination. The rest
Speaker 5: of the country now understand who the true defenders are.
Speaker 1: Stay the Irish fels corression made her lakes in reivers
Speaker 1: bless you. We see fid, we made a look of
Speaker 1: the Irish intrigy, we see stems.
Speaker 5: Makes the blessings of Saint Patrick. God blessed Ireland and
Speaker 5: God bless the United States in America.
Speaker 7: She stands.
Speaker 5: Now America is embracing a new ethic and her new creed.
Speaker 5: Let's roll.
Speaker 8: The phrase new York's Finest and New York's Bravest mean
Speaker 8: something now, doesn't it.
Speaker 5: This is a time to reflect and be thankful for
Speaker 5: where we are today. Through the f we will rebuild
Speaker 5: New York City. She still.
Speaker 1: Yet, after America was attacked, it was as if our
Speaker 1: entire country looked into a mirror and saw our better selves.
Speaker 7: Anyway, of course, that was Michael W. Smith. There she stands.
Speaker 7: It is the twenty fourth anniversary two thousand, nine hundred
Speaker 7: seventy seven of our fellow Americans murdered that day. Many
Speaker 7: died in the aftermath the wars that followed, and of
Speaker 7: course nine to eleven related illnesses. Later on, we'll talk
Speaker 7: to Frank Siller, the founder of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
Speaker 7: What do you if you don't know the story about
Speaker 7: his brother, It's pretty incredible. He just finished his shift,
Speaker 7: he makes it to the Brooklyn Battery tunnel, the tunnels closed,
Speaker 7: he puts on sixty seventy pounds of equipment, runs through
Speaker 7: the tunnel, runs to the towers, and he died that day.
Speaker 7: And that was the foundation of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
Speaker 7: We're going to get an update on the investigation in
Speaker 7: just a second with our friend John Solomonsinnews dot Com.
Speaker 7: I will tell you there is there's more vile, hutred, disgusting,
Speaker 7: cancerous hatred online than ever before. I mean, I actually
Speaker 7: saw a friend of mine sent me a screenshot of
Speaker 7: an ex post of all these you know I call them,
Speaker 7: these keyboard warriors in their in their parents' basement, in
Speaker 7: their underwear or naked that you know, anonymously put out
Speaker 7: the most despicable, disgusting things. Now with you know, other
Speaker 7: venues like Instagram and TikTok, you know, you can hear
Speaker 7: some of the vitriol. They They actually came up with
Speaker 7: a list of Who's next. Who do you think was
Speaker 7: number one? Donald Trump? It's so sick out there, and
Speaker 7: there's so much hatred out there. Let me just give
Speaker 7: you just a small sampling of it so you understand
Speaker 7: how cancer is. Social media can be who who?
Speaker 5: He probably made like thousands of trans kids killed themselves.
Speaker 5: I literally could not give up. They can get a
Speaker 5: step bother. I'm not sad. It's about timecomer took out
Speaker 5: that trash.
Speaker 4: So in light of this beautiful news, I would like
Speaker 4: to propose that we turned Charlie kirk into a verb.
Speaker 8: For example, I think that Stephen Miller needs to be kirked.
Speaker 10: We have dried, We've done peaceful protesting, we wrote into
Speaker 10: the government, but no, these red sided people don't care.
Speaker 10: So what they'll think, what the hell the red colored
Speaker 10: people are?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 11: He was such a good person?
Speaker 8: Why did he get shot?
Speaker 10: If you've seen the video on Twitter, please listen to
Speaker 10: the last ten seconds of what he said before he
Speaker 10: went and if you honestly.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he had it coming up. So sorry? Where the.
Speaker 7: Wall? Anyway? Joining us now, he is the founder, editor
Speaker 7: in chief and chief investigative reporter just thenews dot com.
Speaker 7: Our friend John Solomon is with us. So yesterday during
Speaker 7: this broadcast, I had on my friend Rod Arkev. We've
Speaker 7: been friends for decades. He's a host on our affiliate
Speaker 7: in Salt Lake City k n r S. And during
Speaker 7: our conversation, he said, oh, John Solomon, just thenews dot
Speaker 7: com is reporting that Charlie had died. And I said
Speaker 7: to Rod, I said, I just it took my breath away.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: And I said, you know, there's no better reporter that
Speaker 7: I know than you. And then I said, I hope
Speaker 7: this is the one time you were wrong. Unfortunately you
Speaker 7: were right. You spent the weekend recently with Charlie. Tell
Speaker 7: us about it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was an amazing time. And it's funny. I
Speaker 8: was gradual, like I don't want to give up a
Speaker 8: week and go all the way to Colorado, and I was.
Speaker 8: I was grumpy on the plane. And then I got
Speaker 8: there and I remembered how extraordinary and dynamic Charlie was.
Speaker 8: And I spoke at his donor conference in Colorado about
Speaker 8: three weeks ago, and in the moments we had together,
Speaker 8: we're on stage for most of it, but we got
Speaker 8: some private time offside and I was talking to him
Speaker 8: and I'll never forget this conversation, he said. I said
Speaker 8: to him, you know, Charlie looking at the polling down
Speaker 8: and gen Z is moving more conservatives, moving more common sense,
Speaker 8: And yeah, I don't think you realize what a tsunami
Speaker 8: you created, you know, how how profound what it is
Speaker 8: you did. And he stopped being in the classic Charlie
Speaker 8: was like, he really wasn't that profound time. Really, here's
Speaker 8: what it is. There were these kids that had these
Speaker 8: values like me and you and everybody else, but they
Speaker 8: weren't allowed to speak. They were too afraid they would
Speaker 8: get kicked off campus, and they were too afraid they
Speaker 8: would be turned down for their first job and would
Speaker 8: be able to support a family. And all they needed
Speaker 8: was people to line up shoulder by shoulder. And all
Speaker 8: I did was create a really big friends club and
Speaker 8: said it's okay to be conservative. You don't have to
Speaker 8: change your values to fit in. You could hold your
Speaker 8: ground and still fit in. And I thought, what a
Speaker 8: profound statement to describe the twelve or thirteen years that
Speaker 8: he put together at TPUSA. And with all the things
Speaker 8: he did, he was an intellect. He loves the debate,
Speaker 8: but he was ever demeaning. He was a person that
Speaker 8: even if he disagreed with you, one hundred percent. If
Speaker 8: you were in need, he would have probably done something
Speaker 8: for your second. He was a man of faith, man
Speaker 8: a family, but he also was a man of vision.
Speaker 8: He realized that building a shoulder to shoulder army of
Speaker 8: people who would just say, you're not going to silence us.
Speaker 8: We can disagree. You're not going to silence us because
Speaker 8: I sent the American way. That legacy is extraordinary. He's
Speaker 8: the ultimate defender of free speechs in the last years.
Speaker 8: And no bullet will silence what he started, and no
Speaker 8: bullet will and what he began, this movement that he
Speaker 8: started is going to profound impact for a long time
Speaker 8: to come.
Speaker 7: We started today's program thinking we were going to hear
Speaker 7: from law enforcement. It has been delayed. They say that
Speaker 7: they have made significant progress. My source is saying that
Speaker 7: the suspect is still at large. There's a lot of
Speaker 7: speculation online. I'm not going to share with this audience,
Speaker 7: but law enforcement that I'm talking to that they believe
Speaker 7: they are getting closer to identifying the person. They have
Speaker 7: a person right now of interest that they are diligently
Speaker 7: searching for.
Speaker 8: That's right, Yeah, that's a very good summary. So they
Speaker 8: don't know the name of the person. And that is
Speaker 8: a big clue because they have very good imagery. And
Speaker 8: in America today, when you have good imagery, usually you
Speaker 8: can match someone with facial recognition very quickly. So there's
Speaker 8: no driver's license record, there's no student ID record, there's
Speaker 8: no social media record that matches this person's face. And
Speaker 8: so that's why the FBI escalated by putting the photos out, saying,
Speaker 8: if you know this guy, you've seen this guy speak up.
Speaker 8: That's why they put one hundred thousand dollars award up.
Speaker 8: But they don't know who this person is. They just
Speaker 8: simply know what he looks like. In what he did
Speaker 8: just before noon Utah time, he walked up a stair,
Speaker 8: said he had a gun hidden somewhere. He picked the
Speaker 8: gun up, went out into the roof of a building,
Speaker 8: fired a single shot hit Charlie in the throat from
Speaker 8: a long distance away. He took that single bolt action
Speaker 8: a high powered hunting rifle with him a few ways
Speaker 8: down as he jumped off the building, ran into a neighborhood.
Speaker 8: He dumped the gun in a neighborhood and then kept
Speaker 8: fleeing in that path where he got off. Has become
Speaker 8: an intensive focus of forensic outing. They're looking for everything.
Speaker 8: My sources have confirmed they have a palm print, they
Speaker 8: have a shoe print, they obviously have his facial print,
Speaker 8: but none of those have provided any identification capabilities. Now,
Speaker 8: when you get to that point, one of the things
Speaker 8: that US intelligence in FBA will do is start to
Speaker 8: consider is this the foreigners? Is somebody that's stupped across
Speaker 8: the bordar. No indication one way or the other, but
Speaker 8: they're expanding the realm of possibilities. Meanwhile, there is some
Speaker 8: foreign intelligence government assistance that is focusing on a domestic
Speaker 8: group in America that might have ties to other regimes,
Speaker 8: regimes that don't love America, and they're looking at it.
Speaker 8: It had a chapter in deep Utah area, and so
Speaker 8: we'll see if that turns into anything. But all leads
Speaker 8: are open. FBI Director of Tash Mattel, who we saw
Speaker 8: in New York today's commemorating the nine to eleven twenty
Speaker 8: fourth anniversary, is on his way to Utah to be
Speaker 8: on the ground with his men and women until they
Speaker 8: get this killer. And I think he'll show up shortly.
Speaker 4: There'll be a news conference when he gets there.
Speaker 8: I think there's a lot of developments as they expand
Speaker 8: the potential circle of who could be behind this and
Speaker 8: what's been done that will drive the next twenty four hours.
Speaker 8: I think the first twenty four hours, every piece of
Speaker 8: forensic evidence that could possible conference on a stair banister
Speaker 8: became important evidence. They got that, they got the gun.
Speaker 8: They've got some inscriptions on two of the three of
Speaker 8: the unfired bullets or canisters in the gun that suggest
Speaker 8: that some far left ideology transgenderism, fascism or anti fascism
Speaker 8: maybe on the bullet. Now that doesn't mean that that
Speaker 8: was the true motive. It could be a false flag
Speaker 8: to mislead investigators until this person could escape. But there
Speaker 8: are some big questions. Why did he drop Why would
Speaker 8: he leave the not lead the gun to the scene,
Speaker 8: Why did he carry with them all then drop it,
Speaker 8: Why did he go to that neighborhood, How did he
Speaker 8: know to get on the rest so well? Why can't
Speaker 8: we find any facial recognition? Those are very big and
Speaker 8: why do the bullets have these inscriptions that have a
Speaker 8: far left ideology. All of that is being sorted through
Speaker 8: and there's a lot of possibilities. You said it wise
Speaker 8: it's important not to jump to anyone concluch and let
Speaker 8: the evidence go. They're going to get this guy, but
Speaker 8: they don't got them yet.
Speaker 7: Could be ahead, sad. I've heard that from a number
Speaker 7: of people on the trans issue, and we're just reporting
Speaker 7: what's out there and we'll know more. I have every
Speaker 7: confidence that they will get them. John, we do appreciate you.
Speaker 7: You're a good man and a great reporter, and we
Speaker 7: always appreciate you taking time to share it with your
Speaker 7: your information with us. John Solomon, Founder, editor in chief,
Speaker 7: chief investigative reporter justinnews dot com. Start, thank you, Thank you, Sean.
Speaker 8: Good to be with you.
Speaker 7: I've been there with soldiers who've gone away to world.
Speaker 1: You can bet today remain what they're Biden, Have you forgotten.
Speaker 7: All the people? Keep yes, someone down, lock keep in
Speaker 7: that bed sane. Have you forgot all right? Tyren Warlely.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's hard to comprehend. It's twenty four years
Speaker 7: since nine to eleven oh one, two thousand, nine hundred
Speaker 7: and seventy seven Americans died. We still have nine to
Speaker 7: eleven related illness deaths on a daily basis, more than
Speaker 7: we ever thought, and it is very real. It's just,
Speaker 7: you know, I go back to that time in that
Speaker 7: day and it seems like yesterday, and on the heels
Speaker 7: of Charlie Kirk's assassination, it is it's it's I feel
Speaker 7: like I did twenty four years ago. Today, felt like
Speaker 7: it all last night, felt like it all day yesterday.
Speaker 7: I saw that video and it just I'll never forget
Speaker 7: that moment, Like when I got a call from my
Speaker 7: you know, John Gome is my best friend from childhood,
Speaker 7: telling me, are you watching this? Meaning the tower has
Speaker 7: just got hit by an airplane and we didn't know
Speaker 7: what that day would bring in and now we know anyway,
Speaker 7: Speaking of which I want to remind you I spend
Speaker 7: time recently with Frank Siller, and he lost his brother
Speaker 7: on nine to eleven oh one. That led to him
Speaker 7: creating the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. And he had no
Speaker 7: idea when he started it how big it would become,
Speaker 7: how many people that they would help, how incredibly generous
Speaker 7: the American people would be. And he has turned this
Speaker 7: into an incredible, incredible charitable organization that helps America's heroes,
Speaker 7: I mean first responders, those that have fought America's wars,
Speaker 7: those that have either given up their lives and their
Speaker 7: families helping them those that have been incapacitated, he builds
Speaker 7: this smart Holmes. One example of that US Air Force
Speaker 7: technical Sergeant Jesse Clark's military service. It came to an
Speaker 7: end after a chemical exposure caused a very large tumor
Speaker 7: to form in his brain. As a result, he's paralyzed
Speaker 7: on the left side of his body. He's legally blind,
Speaker 7: he's prone to memory loss. He will be in a
Speaker 7: wheel chair for the remainder of his life. Now, thanks
Speaker 7: to your kindness, your generosity, your appreciation for all that
Speaker 7: he did for our country, you were able to help
Speaker 7: the Tunnel to Towers Foundation build this hero a new
Speaker 7: smart home to help him live a more independent life.
Speaker 7: So many more families like the Clarks need our help.
Speaker 7: And since Tunnel to Towers founding, you know, right after
Speaker 7: the events from twenty four years ago, today, America's heroes
Speaker 7: have given so much and this is the way we
Speaker 7: get to say thank you in a lasting and meaningful
Speaker 7: way and not forget them, and never forget. And we
Speaker 7: hope you'll join us here on the Hannity Show and
Speaker 7: support the Tunnel to Towers Foundation if you can donate
Speaker 7: eleven dollars a month. As Frank was telling me that
Speaker 7: that is the secret sauce for this great work to continue.
Speaker 7: Go to their website, the letter T the number two,
Speaker 7: the letter T dot org. The letter T the number two,
Speaker 7: the letter T dot org for the Tunnel the Towers Foundation.
Speaker 7: I know so many of you want to speak out,
Speaker 7: and I want to give you that opportunity. I have
Speaker 7: so much more to say, and so much that I
Speaker 7: will be saying in the days to come. There has
Speaker 7: been so much vile, putred, disgusting, repulsive rhetoric that is
Speaker 7: almost We've become inoculated to it. We've become immune to it.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 7: It's become the norm, and it is having It's like
Speaker 7: a cancer that has grown on society from the minute
Speaker 7: and we have Don Junior on tonight, from the minute
Speaker 7: Donald Trump came down that escalator with Malania at Trump
Speaker 7: Tower and announced he's running for president. It's not stopped
Speaker 7: things I never thought i'd ever see in this country.
Speaker 7: It doesn't stop. John in Arizona, John, thanks for checking in.
Speaker 7: I'm glad you called, sir.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Sean, how are you?
Speaker 7: I'm good in a way. I mean, it's a rough time.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna lie to you. This is pretty rough.
Speaker 4: I guess My question is, you know, with all this,
Speaker 4: what's going to get done? I mean, the president I
Speaker 4: saw Zoval address yesterday, But at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: it's just words. You know, we want something done. We
Speaker 4: want something done. We're tired of our people getting assassinated
Speaker 4: and killed by the radical left. We want action.
Speaker 7: Well, we do want action, and it's got to stop,
Speaker 7: you know. And the thing is, you call out the
Speaker 7: left and they don't care. They don't they do not care.
Speaker 7: I would love to be able to give you a
Speaker 7: sense of hope that the virulent hatred, rage, insanity of
Speaker 7: the left is going to stop. And it's not you know,
Speaker 7: anybody that's a conservative that's in the public eye. You know,
Speaker 7: things that we don't really talk about often. I never
Speaker 7: really wanted to. I've always taken the advice of security
Speaker 7: people in my life not to talk about stuff that
Speaker 7: you go through. White powder being mailed to me, fatwahse
Speaker 7: on my head, and stuff like that. I'm just I'm
Speaker 7: not gonna not talk about it anymore, because that is
Speaker 7: the life of the average conservative. And Charlie was particularly brave.
Speaker 7: I mean, I've been on these college campuses. I've been heckel,
Speaker 7: this sucks. I'm like, who needs this crap? And he
Speaker 7: was able to turn it into an art prove, you know,
Speaker 7: to show me where I'm wrong. What a brilliant idea.
Speaker 7: Look at the size of that crowd in Utah yesterday,
Speaker 7: thousands of young people flocking to him. My own kids
Speaker 7: admired Charlie Kirk when I did an event a turning point,
Speaker 7: you know, a couple of years ago. My kids never
Speaker 7: want to see their dad speak. They wanted to see Charlie,
Speaker 7: so they you know, they came and they met him
Speaker 7: and got a picture with them and it meant a
Speaker 7: lot to them. And trust me, they they you know,
Speaker 7: they were upset yesterday. They've been. I've been talking to
Speaker 7: them all throughout the day. I want to tell you
Speaker 7: the rest of the conversations. But getting yelled at by
Speaker 7: twenty six and a twenty four year old is not fun.
Speaker 7: And I was getting yelled at a lot.
Speaker 4: To fund the universities. It's time to defund the universities.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, yes, I'm so tired. Why do we
Speaker 7: give one red scent to havevid Columbia, you know, Brown Cornnell,
Speaker 7: any of these these liberal indoctrination center stop. They don't
Speaker 7: deserve a penny. You know who deserves it. Let's give
Speaker 7: it to the community colleges. Let's give it to the
Speaker 7: the the trade schools. Let's give it to people you
Speaker 7: know that work hard every day and don't have you know,
Speaker 7: a political agenda. You know that is studying, you know
Speaker 7: the most inane and insane you know topics in school
Speaker 7: and learning nothing except how to be a crazy radical leftist. Anyway, John,
Speaker 7: I appreciate you call man. Thank you. Let's say hi
Speaker 7: to George's in my free state of Florida. George, how
Speaker 7: are you glad you called?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 9: Sean, I'm I'm some I'm this distraught yesterday and today
Speaker 9: my friend uh are just uh. Charlie was the person
Speaker 9: that if I was scrolling through my Internet or anything,
Speaker 9: I would stop to listen to him his heart and
Speaker 9: he just had that that ability to talk over the
Speaker 9: heads of the mainstream media directly to the students and
Speaker 9: the people. And he was he was a force to
Speaker 9: be recting with, and he was a fighter for a
Speaker 9: First Amendment. Sean's just like you are and That's why
Speaker 9: I'm worried a little bit about you.
Speaker 11: I just I just think that I'm just really sad.
Speaker 11: But I think we got to pray up, foot up,
Speaker 11: and let's roll after this, and we got to make
Speaker 11: more Charlie Kirks. There's no time to retreat in the
Speaker 11: in the in the academics, uh fear Sean, And we
Speaker 11: need to make We just got to make more. Alternative
Speaker 11: media is greater because our media, our mainstream media shawn
Speaker 11: all the day, as you said and you're talking about,
Speaker 11: will not change. So we have to ignore them and
Speaker 11: create our own media where they will have no power
Speaker 11: if and they won't if they take out and Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 11: there will be twenty more to take his place. And
Speaker 11: that's where I think, uh, what we need to do.
Speaker 11: And I again, I just, I mean, I love seeing
Speaker 11: you in clear Water, sawn, but you know I would
Speaker 11: I would just watch your back. My friends.
Speaker 7: I appreciate your kind words. You know, I like Charlie.
Speaker 7: Charlie was really a young man of very strong faith.
Speaker 7: And you know I do not I do believe with
Speaker 7: all my heart we need to learn the less and
Speaker 7: that Donald Trump comes within a millimeter of losing his life.
Speaker 7: How many other people do you know that would stand
Speaker 7: up and say fight, fight, fight and push his fist
Speaker 7: up in the air like that in that moment. I mean,
Speaker 7: that really has got to be a rallying cry, and
Speaker 7: that is We're not going to cower. We're not going
Speaker 7: to back down, We're not going to be intimidated into hiding.
Speaker 7: I mean there might be prudent moments where you know,
Speaker 7: for the time being. You know, I know that some
Speaker 7: events are being canceled with people that I know that
Speaker 7: are conservative. I don't fault them at all for that.
Speaker 7: I think everybody needs to get their bearings and make
Speaker 7: sure that they up their security. I don't know how
Speaker 7: you stop a guy on a roof, you know that's
Speaker 7: you know, two hundred yards away firing you know, a
Speaker 7: high powered rifle unless you have Secret Service protection. I
Speaker 7: don't know if you can do it. George. I appreciate
Speaker 7: your kind words. Man, Thank you, God bless you. Quick
Speaker 7: break right back, we'll get back to our phones. Eight
Speaker 7: hundred nine four one sean. As we continue, all right
Speaker 7: back to our busy phones eight hundred and nine four
Speaker 7: one sean. If you want to be a part of
Speaker 7: the program, Don and Iowa Don. How are you hi, Sean.
Speaker 12: Thank you for taking my call. I'm a truck driver
Speaker 12: driving through Cincinnati right now. God bless you Huntsville, Yes, sir,
Speaker 12: God bless you. I appreciate all that you truckers do.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 7: You fill every store we have with great stuff that
Speaker 7: we want, needed hire. We appreciate it.
Speaker 8: Well, Thank you.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that.
Speaker 12: I actually just got through with a shipper who gave
Speaker 12: me a gift basket on the way out the door. Amazing,
Speaker 12: I was that made my year.
Speaker 7: That's awesome. That's very cool.
Speaker 12: Go, that was very cool. I hope she's listening, and
Speaker 12: I hope she knows who she is. But I called you,
Speaker 12: you know, like everybody else about Charlie Kirk today because
Speaker 12: I had only recently, in the past few years started
Speaker 12: watching Charlie Kirk and I found his messages to be profound.
Speaker 12: He didn't tell you, you know, this is the way
Speaker 12: you have to think. He just he was so intelligent.
Speaker 12: I mean, just listening to where he'd pick up on scripture,
Speaker 12: on scripture from other religions just astounded me. And the
Speaker 12: way he was with people, always talking about love, and
Speaker 12: he just really hit home from me.
Speaker 8: I've got it.
Speaker 7: It was real. What you saw was real. God, faith, family,
Speaker 7: country was real. For Charlie Kirk, he lived it every
Speaker 7: day we have. We had recently a number of amazing discussions.
Speaker 7: I'll keep them private. It was about, you know, life
Speaker 7: in our business. And he would ask profound questions and
Speaker 7: I'd give him the best answer I could. But he
Speaker 7: was smart as he was, smart as hell and courageous
Speaker 7: as hell. And you're right about everything you're saying. I'm
Speaker 7: just up on the constraints of time.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 7: Listen, we please be safe on the road. Crazy drivers everywhere,
Speaker 7: crazy people everywhere, Crazy drivers everywhere.