Speaker 1: Coming up next, our final News round Up and Information
Speaker 1: Overload Hour.
Speaker 2: All Right, News round Up, Information Overload Hour. We'll take
Speaker 2: calls for the better part of this hour. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: and nine to four one seawn is our number on
Speaker 2: this Friday. And so we've been doing this Tesla contest
Speaker 2: and for a little over a month. And I'll tell
Speaker 2: you why I did it, very simply is I just
Speaker 2: cannot stand when people are bullied, treated so fundamentally unfairly,
Speaker 2: and this effort to intimidate, harass, hurt, threaten not only
Speaker 2: Elon Musk, there's been assassination or calls for his assassination.
Speaker 2: But then we see these acts of domestic terrorism. We've
Speaker 2: seen Tesla dealerships have bullets fired into them. We've watched
Speaker 2: as charging stations have put a blaze. We've watched as
Speaker 2: you know, lots on Tesla dealerships that those vehicles have
Speaker 2: been put a blaze. We know that there's been dosing
Speaker 2: of Tesla owners. I mean, it's just and of course
Speaker 2: the left, you know, they say nothing. You know, the
Speaker 2: great January six ers that said the summer of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five hundred and seventy four riots were mostly peaceful,
Speaker 2: there's such pocious, such hypocrites, and it really just infuriated
Speaker 2: me what they were doing. What has this man done.
Speaker 2: This man created SpaceX. This man has made it possible
Speaker 2: for hundreds and hundreds of countries around the world to
Speaker 2: have much better communications with starlink. This man has launched
Speaker 2: those satellites through SpaceX. This man is docked to the
Speaker 2: International Space Station numerous times. And after Biden and Harris
Speaker 2: couldn't rescue the astronauts that were only supposed to be
Speaker 2: there a week after, you know, almost three hundred days,
Speaker 2: it took Elon Musk and SpaceX, who successfully in every
Speaker 2: aspect of what he did here was dangerous, and he's
Speaker 2: the chief engineer of SpaceX to successfully go up rescue
Speaker 2: them and bring them home safely to their families.
Speaker 3: Thank God. Amazing feet.
Speaker 2: Now this guy is also involved in and it's actually
Speaker 2: an arm of Tesla, their robotic arm. I mean, we
Speaker 2: might see a day in our lifetime where menial tasks
Speaker 2: around the house like vacuuming and doing the dishes might
Speaker 2: be done by a robot. I mean that is now
Speaker 2: probably because of AI our future. He has Neurallink and
Speaker 2: he's working to help the blind again using artificial intelligence.
Speaker 2: If you don't have groc his artificial intelligence, you do
Speaker 2: need to get it. Is it is fun, It is
Speaker 2: like wow, it will blow you away. You can ask
Speaker 2: it any question if you ever want to think, don't
Speaker 2: just last rock and it'll give you the answer.
Speaker 3: It's incredible.
Speaker 2: And anyway, so I decided that I was going to
Speaker 2: buy a Tesla, and then I decided, you know what,
Speaker 2: let me up the ante a little bit. And I
Speaker 2: didn't have any illusions that I could save Tesla, and
Speaker 2: I think Tesla will recover. He said on his earnings
Speaker 2: call that he's going to be devoting more attention to that,
Speaker 2: less attention to doze and let others take care of that.
Speaker 3: And he got it up and running.
Speaker 2: And we're now well over one hundred and fifty billion
Speaker 2: dollars in waste, fraud, and abuse.
Speaker 3: And that's just a tip of the iceberg.
Speaker 2: And just because he's friends with Trump and he's exposed
Speaker 2: Democrats for wasting that much, hundreds of billions of our dollars,
Speaker 2: he's become hated and for no good reason. This man
Speaker 2: has done a lot of good for society. Neurallink will
Speaker 2: hopefully one day help the blind see and those with
Speaker 2: spinal cord injuries walk again. And I always thought electric
Speaker 2: cars liberals like him. I don't think they're going to
Speaker 2: save the earth. I didn't buy it for any environmental reason.
Speaker 2: I bought it, and when I found out about how
Speaker 2: great it was in test drove one, I'm like, wow,
Speaker 2: over a thousand horsepower. I got the s plaid. It
Speaker 2: goes from zero to sixty one point nine nine seconds.
Speaker 2: I'll never have to put a gallon of gas in
Speaker 2: that car. I have a charging station at my house
Speaker 2: and I can charge it and keep it fully charged.
Speaker 2: It's perfect for my driving needs. Maybe you know, it depends.
Speaker 2: If you drive over the road a lot, you might
Speaker 2: be a little more difficult. But for me, it's perfect,
Speaker 2: and it is just the greatest engineered car and greatest
Speaker 2: experience now with Tesla's with the one I have, I
Speaker 2: literally I'll just put in a navigation an address, and
Speaker 2: I will hit basically auto drive, autopilot, and it will
Speaker 2: take me straight to that destination if I.
Speaker 3: Parked my car.
Speaker 2: Went to a movie A couple of saturdays ago, I
Speaker 2: went to see The Chosen. I actually went two weekends
Speaker 2: in a row. I saw two of them. I didn't
Speaker 2: see the third one yet, and I went there and
Speaker 2: I parked the car far away, and I get out
Speaker 2: of the movie theater and I go to my Tesla
Speaker 2: app and you press a button and says, come to
Speaker 2: me and the car. You see an image of your
Speaker 2: car driving itself, backing out of a parking space and
Speaker 2: then slowly making its way right up to where I am,
Speaker 2: like a valet. And then I jump in my car,
Speaker 2: put in my destination, I auto drive it home and
Speaker 2: I don't even have to think about it. And by
Speaker 2: the way, it's a very smart machine. It knows exactly
Speaker 2: if I ever try to text and drive or just
Speaker 2: see who's texting me, forget it. BPP won't let you.
Speaker 2: It's amazing technology. And I'm sure other car is going
Speaker 2: to try and steal all the technology out of it.
Speaker 2: But I am the most advanced, technologically, the best engineered
Speaker 2: car I've ever had. So I decided to give one
Speaker 2: away to a lucky winner. And we had people for
Speaker 2: a month signing up word of the day, and we
Speaker 2: announced Monday the winner. And she's on the phone now.
Speaker 2: Her name is Verlin, and all I'll say is she's
Speaker 2: from California. I have no idea what she's doing out
Speaker 2: in California, but well we'll ask her in a second.
Speaker 4: Verlin.
Speaker 2: First of all, congratulations, Thank you, Sean.
Speaker 5: I can't thank you enough. I have to tell you.
Speaker 5: My birthday is Wednesday, and I grew up in a
Speaker 5: little town in North Dakota. I have eight brothers and
Speaker 5: sisters and for our birthdays you would get an angel
Speaker 5: food cake and one dollar. So waiting this tesla is
Speaker 5: quite an improvement.
Speaker 3: Did you now which which?
Speaker 2: By the way, I did see your beautiful though, so
Speaker 2: I do know the answer to the question before I
Speaker 2: asked it.
Speaker 3: You got the s plaid like I did.
Speaker 5: I did, I copied you.
Speaker 2: You made a great choice. This thing you will it
Speaker 2: is like rocket ship. You're gonna have fun with it.
Speaker 2: You're gonna love the self driving. You're gonna love the
Speaker 2: valet come to me, you know, and the car backs
Speaker 2: out of a parking spot and comes to you. It's
Speaker 2: incredible technology. Way do you get it? And it's simple
Speaker 2: to use, it's not hard to figure out.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, I was a little intimidated. My husband
Speaker 5: is an electrical engineer and he designs a lot of
Speaker 5: computer things and so he's very ticky, and that's not
Speaker 5: my wheelhouse. But I have to tell you, I got
Speaker 5: to test drive it, and I actually get to keep
Speaker 5: one overnight. And I got in there, and you know,
Speaker 5: I don't know how to do the autopilot yet or
Speaker 5: to come to me or those fine features. But even
Speaker 5: just driving it, I was surprised how quickly I can
Speaker 5: learn some of the features on it. And it is
Speaker 5: so smooth and such a pleasure. I just I really
Speaker 5: really am going to enjoy this, So thank you. It's wonderful.
Speaker 3: Well, I couldn't be happy for you. What were you
Speaker 3: driving up to this point.
Speaker 5: Well, in the past, I had a Ford Eddie Bauer Explorer,
Speaker 5: and then my sister moved to New York. She was
Speaker 5: out here in California, and then she moved to New York,
Speaker 5: and so she sold me her two hundred I mean,
Speaker 5: her two thousand and eight accurate TSX, So that is
Speaker 5: what I've been driving. So I'm going to go from
Speaker 5: a two thousand and eight car to this beautiful model
Speaker 5: asque plaid.
Speaker 2: Now you don't have to drive it fast. It just
Speaker 2: goes fast. If you wanted to go fast, you can
Speaker 2: drive it anyway. You want and you could pick, for example,
Speaker 2: in self driving mode, whether you want us to go
Speaker 2: to the speed limit or keep up with traffic, or
Speaker 2: if you're in a hurry. I mean, they have those
Speaker 2: that that kind of options available. You got like a
Speaker 2: big computer screen in front of you, and it's it's
Speaker 2: it's it's just an amazing piece of technology.
Speaker 3: I think you're gonna love it.
Speaker 2: The one feature that really stands out the most is
Speaker 2: how safe it is. It really does. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: it will break forward. I never touched the brakes on
Speaker 2: that car. When you take your foot off the accelerator,
Speaker 2: it just there's down shifts like immediately, and then you know,
Speaker 2: think about this and never have it. In California? What
Speaker 2: do you pay for a gallon of gasoline out there?
Speaker 2: Super unlettered for example, like seven dollars a gallon? Six
Speaker 2: dollars a gallon?
Speaker 5: Well, where I'm at, I think it's about five thirty
Speaker 5: nine or something like that right now that for regular
Speaker 5: or super that actually is for super so.
Speaker 2: Prices of that since Donald Trump gotten well, I can
Speaker 2: tell you right now I pay about two dollars and
Speaker 2: seventy cents a gallon for regular here in Florida a
Speaker 2: little bit more for super obviously.
Speaker 5: Yeah, now that's really remarkable. I grew up in North Dakota,
Speaker 5: so like I said earlier, and yeah, there's nothing like
Speaker 5: you know, the cost of gas and the cost of
Speaker 5: homes and everything out here in the LA area, it's
Speaker 5: crazy out here.
Speaker 2: Well look, and to everybody that that participated, I wish
Speaker 2: I could give one to everyone. That would be cost
Speaker 2: prohibitive for me. I'm not as rich as he a
Speaker 2: lot Musk. However, I am so happy for you. Thank
Speaker 2: you for listening, thank you for participating in the contest,
Speaker 2: and I really wish all the best with the car,
Speaker 2: and I hope you enjoy it.
Speaker 5: Well, San, just thank you so much. My mom is
Speaker 5: giving you a heavenly hug from above because she always
Speaker 5: watched your show and she would say, he's so handsome.
Speaker 2: Did your mom need thicker glasses like the woman on
Speaker 2: my car, Vinnie?
Speaker 5: I know that.
Speaker 2: Well, God bless your mom. I'm sure you miss her
Speaker 2: and uh I did. Uh Listen. I'm just happy. I
Speaker 2: think you're gonna love this car. I promise you. There's
Speaker 2: not one person that I've taken a ride with or
Speaker 2: put it. I've shown my kids. I've shown everybody in
Speaker 2: my life this car, and they're like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: it just is it?
Speaker 3: It is?
Speaker 2: It is that different. If you look online you can
Speaker 2: see now again, you're not going to drive it at
Speaker 2: this speed, but it can be a Corvette Z six.
Speaker 2: It can beat a Bugatti, it can beat a Lamborghini,
Speaker 2: it can beat a Porsche. It beats every muscle car
Speaker 2: you've ever heard of before, and and yet it drives
Speaker 2: like a regular sedan.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I do like speed, and it's very comfortable. And
Speaker 5: I've gone soaring in a plane twice, the one that
Speaker 5: didn't have an engine, and I mean, I love all that.
Speaker 5: That's thrill. That's going to be a thrill for me.
Speaker 2: So oh, you did a you did a slot, you
Speaker 2: did a glide, you did a one of those rides?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I did. I did the glide. The plane was
Speaker 5: at the end.
Speaker 3: Boy.
Speaker 5: The first time I did it, they pulled us off
Speaker 5: a cliff. It was an autowinch that pulled you off
Speaker 5: the cliffs and a thermal lift lifts the plane up
Speaker 5: and then you just cruise around up there. And then
Speaker 5: when I did that, when the plane right before me
Speaker 5: had crashed, and then I was in line to go next,
Speaker 5: and they said do you want to go? And I said, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: why not?
Speaker 2: So that was Firz a little more adventurous than me.
Speaker 2: I would never do what you did, ever under any circumstances.
Speaker 2: But no, listen, enjoy, enjoy your rest plaid. When do
Speaker 2: you get when do you get your model? When does
Speaker 2: it get delivered? For your birthday? I guess your birthday
Speaker 2: is passing well.
Speaker 5: Wednesday's my birthday, so they say in one to three weeks.
Speaker 5: And if you ever come out, I'll treat you to
Speaker 5: an in and out burger and fries. I've heard you
Speaker 5: like those.
Speaker 2: I love them. Don't like is not the right word
Speaker 2: love love animal style. You got a deal anyway, Berlin.
Speaker 2: God bless you. Appreciate you and enjoy the new Tesla.
Speaker 5: I hope you enjoy it, Yes, son, God bless you too.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break right back. When we come back,
Speaker 2: we'll hit the phones eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn.
Speaker 2: As we continue this Friday, let's get to our busney
Speaker 2: phones eight hundred nine one Sea. If you want to
Speaker 2: be a part of the program, uh Raphael Missouri Next,
Speaker 2: Sean Hannity Show, Happy Fridays are Yes, how you.
Speaker 4: Doing, Hannity, and thank you for taking me up. And
Speaker 4: I've been an avid listener of view, my family and
Speaker 4: all of us. But the reason I'm thank you that
Speaker 4: my brothers and I we've been talking for a while
Speaker 4: and we're just like frustrated with the fact that all
Speaker 4: this fraud as was uncovered, with the Social Security and
Speaker 4: high arrest and all the money going to dead people,
Speaker 4: people that are too old, people that are not even born,
Speaker 4: and no one's been arrested. I mean my sister. When
Speaker 4: my mother passed away, they deposited her last Social Security
Speaker 4: check into it, and my sister didn't know until she
Speaker 4: really that she got a call from them saying that
Speaker 4: if she doesn't return that money, they're going to issue
Speaker 4: a warrant for her arrest for fraud. I'm like, what
Speaker 4: you know? And I thought it was just an isolated situation,
Speaker 4: But they also happened to my father in law when
Speaker 4: his mother passed away. They Frozer's accounts, threatened to put
Speaker 4: him in jail if he didn't return back to seven
Speaker 4: hundred and eighty dollars. Okay, now, dojunk covered all this fraud?
Speaker 4: These checks are going somewhere. Money's going somewhere, someone's getting it,
Speaker 4: somebody's catching it. Follow the money, and let's start arresting people.
Speaker 4: I know you're a good friend of Trump's. He listens
Speaker 4: to the show. Let's start making examples of these politicians
Speaker 4: that go into office making two hundred and forty thousand
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Speaker 4: Wonder where the money's coming from. If it were me,
Speaker 4: i'd be in jail right away. There's no itser.
Speaker 2: But I am telling you right now, just knowing what
Speaker 2: I know about, like Nancy Pelosi happens to be in
Speaker 2: her been the greatest stock pickers of all time. I
Speaker 2: don't buy that for a second. I just my gut
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Speaker 3: BS.
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Speaker 2: us say hi to Diane in Texas. God bless Texas.
Speaker 2: What's up, Diane?
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm good, Thanks for taking my call, Love Texas. So,
Speaker 6: I'm an x STEM from twenty sixteen. So I've been
Speaker 6: an x STEM now independent, although you know, I voted
Speaker 6: for Trump three times, and I bailed from the Democrat
Speaker 6: Party in twenty sixteen, much earlier than a lot of
Speaker 6: those that have bailed in you know, the last four
Speaker 6: years because of the Biden administration. But anyway, I had
Speaker 6: to kind of smile, but not really in a funny way.
Speaker 6: At what's going on with David Hoage saying that he's
Speaker 6: gonna primary some of the older Democrats, and then the
Speaker 6: DNC chair I can't remember his name right.
Speaker 3: Now, Kenny, David hog or keV Martin.
Speaker 6: Yet saying that they're neutral arbiters of the process, the
Speaker 6: DNC process, which is a joke because of like Rush
Speaker 6: called her, Debbie Blabermouth Schultz putting her thumb on the
Speaker 6: scale during twenty sixteen against Berniey. So you know, they're
Speaker 6: just doing the same stuff that they've been doing for
Speaker 6: a decade, and they don't even know how ridiculous they are.
Speaker 3: What do you they don't know? Well, I don't think
Speaker 3: they do. I don't realize.
Speaker 2: I don't think they realize how out of touch they
Speaker 2: are right now. And the ones that do are afraid
Speaker 2: of those that will come after them. Yeah, I think
Speaker 2: that's their problem. I literally think they're held captive by
Speaker 2: the radicals and they dare not speak out against them.
Speaker 2: And by the way, this is especially true about Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries. Do you think they're going to
Speaker 2: take on the squad? Never not gonna happen. They're never
Speaker 2: going to do.
Speaker 6: It, I know, but most people, even Democrats, don't really
Speaker 6: go with the squad, so they're just shooting themselves in
Speaker 6: the foot.
Speaker 3: I'm all in favor of that.
Speaker 2: Let them stay right where they are, and let good
Speaker 2: luck with them where they're headed.
Speaker 6: I'm happy to and AOC running in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 6: Good luck. There's no way she could number one if
Speaker 6: she even wins in her primary debate, like a JD
Speaker 6: Vance or anyone.
Speaker 3: Good luck with that.
Speaker 2: Although I'm not sure what she's going to do, I
Speaker 2: could see her wanting to race to the presidency. I
Speaker 2: really could now. If she challenges Schumer, I think her
Speaker 2: odds are pretty good. If she's running for president, I
Speaker 2: don't think her odds are as good, but it'll be
Speaker 2: somebody like her. The party in total has been radicalized.
Speaker 2: The squad, Jasmine Crockett, AOC, Bernie, they they they are
Speaker 2: at their heart and soul that party. Thank you so much,
Speaker 2: Diane in Texas. You have a great, great weekend. Scott
Speaker 2: in Utah, Scott, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 7: Hey? Sean, thanks taking my call. I'm calling with a
Speaker 7: non political question, even though I've been a Trump supporter
Speaker 7: of my whole life, especially the last three years. End Musk.
Speaker 7: But my daughter, my three grandkids, and my son in law.
Speaker 7: He graduated from dental school in May and they're moving
Speaker 7: to Alaska for three years to be a dentist. And
Speaker 7: I want to know what Berna you recommend. I want
Speaker 7: to buy them a gun to send it up there
Speaker 7: for animals and for self protection.
Speaker 3: The great question. I like them all and have them all.
Speaker 2: I even have some of their their models that they
Speaker 2: actually sent me a rifle that I used to test
Speaker 2: and I love it. The latest version of the cl
Speaker 2: version is probably the one that I would use for
Speaker 2: home defence and carry. But you really can't go wrong
Speaker 2: with any of them because they all use the same technology.
Speaker 2: And I would just recommend that you go for it,
Speaker 2: and I think you doing them a favor. I think
Speaker 2: every family should have burners in their home, and I
Speaker 2: also believe every family should have a firearm in their home.
Speaker 2: I mean, but if you if you can use the
Speaker 2: non leadal option, you're definitely gonna prevent a whole host
Speaker 2: of potential problems from arising. If you know, it's sort
Speaker 2: of like you have to prove your innocence even in
Speaker 2: your own home. In some states, it's crazy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I'm a big gun enthusiast like you, and
Speaker 7: I just want to get them something to take to Alaska.
Speaker 7: So but thank you for the for the recommendation.
Speaker 2: All right, my friend, I hope, I hope it helps.
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Speaker 2: South Carolina.
Speaker 3: What's up, Rob? How are you happy Friday?
Speaker 8: Glad you called, mister Andy. Thanks for taking a call.
Speaker 5: Doing well?
Speaker 3: Thank you? What's going on?
Speaker 9: I was calling with an observation more than anything.
Speaker 8: I was in a conversation not too long ago with
Speaker 8: my son. He is a quatable county police officer in Maryland,
Speaker 8: and I am a recovering Marylander now living in South Carolina,
Speaker 8: very happily, by the way.
Speaker 9: And we were talking about the sanctuary city status and
Speaker 9: the topic came up about Garcia not being convicted of
Speaker 9: any crimes, and he laughed and says to me, he says, well,
Speaker 9: he absolutely won't be convicted of a crime because all
Speaker 9: we can do is holding until the dangerous situation is over,
Speaker 9: and then we're told to let him go. He could
Speaker 9: have been pulled over like many other people. So it's
Speaker 9: really not about him. It's about the illegal immigration, the
Speaker 9: status they have, and a lot of the structure that
Speaker 9: I believe the liberals have put in place that if
Speaker 9: these guys do get arrested, they're never.
Speaker 8: Going to get convicted. It's always going to be a legend.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, we do have people now, and we
Speaker 2: have law enforcement around the country that are now forced
Speaker 2: even Newsom in California, sanctuary states and with all the
Speaker 2: sanctuary city is involved, they must now cooperate with ice.
Speaker 2: So there's a new sheriff in town. And these states
Speaker 2: want the money that they get from the federal government,
Speaker 2: which is why I don't they're definitely gonna they're going
Speaker 2: to have to cooperate, whether.
Speaker 3: They like it or not.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think as long as they keep that money
Speaker 8: flow coming in, they're going to go down with the
Speaker 8: ship because there's just so much money for them to
Speaker 8: be lost. And you look at the state of Baltimore
Speaker 8: as it sits and the silliness that's taking place there.
Speaker 8: For a common sense, it gets a little scary to
Speaker 8: think that you're willing to put your own morals and
Speaker 8: values at that par at risk in a little of
Speaker 8: a dollar, which is what I see happening up in Maryland.
Speaker 4: At the moment.
Speaker 3: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, the fact that this guy, you know,
Speaker 2: that's the fact that the Democrats are so invested in
Speaker 2: this and this is the hill they want to die.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, all right, well, go die on that hill.
Speaker 3: Good luck with that.
Speaker 2: The American people see this and I think they're disgusted
Speaker 2: by it. I mean, they've turned this guy. First of all,
Speaker 2: they just lie about the case on so many different issues.
Speaker 2: And you know, like we found out yesterday, Oh, the
Speaker 2: guy was driving the car of a guy that was
Speaker 2: responsible for human smuggling, and he had a bunch of
Speaker 2: people in the back seat of the car. And you know,
Speaker 2: it is so obvious to me that this guy deserves
Speaker 2: what he got, but they don't care. And this is
Speaker 2: why I say they're putting the safety, well, they're putting
Speaker 2: the so called rights that are non existent for people
Speaker 2: that don't respect our laws, border and sovereignty. They are
Speaker 2: putting that over the safety of Americans and the same
Speaker 2: people that wouldn't even you know, pick up a phone
Speaker 2: and call families that lost loved ones that were murdered, raped,
Speaker 2: victims of violent crime by by all the illegals as
Speaker 2: they sat idly by, silently, you know, a complicit with Biden,
Speaker 2: Harris may orcus and never said control the border, enforced
Speaker 2: the laws of our country.
Speaker 3: That's all on them. They own that, you know.
Speaker 2: And now now Donald Trump is ist with the heavy
Speaker 2: lift of having to not only secure the border, but
Speaker 2: also get rid of, you know, the millions and millions
Speaker 2: of people that didn't respect our laws, borders and sovereignty.
Speaker 2: It's hard anyway, my friend, appreciate it. We go to
Speaker 2: the socialist utopia. I once lived there, New York. John,
Speaker 2: you're on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 10: Happy Friday, Hi, Sean, thanks for taking the call. I
Speaker 10: wonder if you question for me, is there any reason
Speaker 10: that the administration and the Republicans can't play offense when
Speaker 10: it comes to executive orders?
Speaker 8: In other words, as.
Speaker 10: Soon as Trump signs an executive order, as soon as
Speaker 10: he puts the cap on the pen, why don't we
Speaker 10: have a Republican or conservative group challenge the law, judge,
Speaker 10: shop or go to a judge that is a constitutional
Speaker 10: judge and at least get the law implemented or the
Speaker 10: the well.
Speaker 2: They have been winning in a lot of their cases,
Speaker 2: not all of them, but they've been winning even a
Speaker 2: five Supreme Court decisions. But I think the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: is afraid now of their own shadow. It's very dangerous,
Speaker 2: you know. And I worry about heaf Justice Roberts because
Speaker 2: I think he's thinking about his legacy and doesn't want
Speaker 2: the Court to be viewed as political. Whatever his motives are,
Speaker 2: they should not be a factor. There's only two things
Speaker 2: that he should factor into his decision making. That is
Speaker 2: our constitution and whether or not he's upholding the laws
Speaker 2: of our land.
Speaker 3: Period end of sentence.
Speaker 2: And you know, once they start worrying about legacy, it's
Speaker 2: usually over.
Speaker 10: But before it even gets to there, why not? Why
Speaker 10: what usually happens as an executive order gets signed, it
Speaker 10: gets challenged, They judge shop and they stop it, as
Speaker 10: you talked about earlier in the show. But why don't
Speaker 10: we just take that tool away from them? Will judge
Speaker 10: shop first and then at least the thing gets implemented.
Speaker 10: It's a lot tougher to stop, you know, something rolling
Speaker 10: downhill that it is before it even gets started. They'll
Speaker 10: appeal it, and they may, you know, they may win
Speaker 10: the appeal and it ultimately goes to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 10: But at least it's implemented first, rather than just waiting.
Speaker 10: They challenge it, and now we got to wait and
Speaker 10: then we got to appeal it. It seems like we're
Speaker 10: always playing defense when it comes to these executive orders
Speaker 10: rather than offense.
Speaker 2: Just remember this has always been and will forever remain
Speaker 2: a strategy of the left when they lose elections. They
Speaker 2: can't win at the ballot box, they can't do it legislatively.
Speaker 2: This is their go to method to implement their radicalism.
Speaker 2: Just understand it for what it is, and we just
Speaker 2: got to keep fighting. Unfortunately, you know, I think legislation
Speaker 2: by the House and the Senate that would prevent them
Speaker 2: from judge shopping and letting these lower courts assert the
Speaker 2: power the constitutional authority of the president would be a
Speaker 2: good start. Right anyway, John, appreciate the call, my friend,
Speaker 2: you have a great, great weekend. Let us say hi
Speaker 2: to Kirk and Maryland a real Maryland or I assume
Speaker 2: what's up Kirk?
Speaker 4: Hey, how you doing I'm good.
Speaker 3: What's going on, big.
Speaker 1: Fan, longtime listener, and I'm going to say thank you
Speaker 1: for everything you do to try to keep this constitutional
Speaker 1: republic of ours alive.
Speaker 3: But anyway, I'm trying. I am trying. I'm working on.
Speaker 1: It, and you're doing a great job. Anyway, I want
Speaker 1: to tell you a little bit about Van Holland. You know,
Speaker 1: this stunt that he pulled is not the least bit
Speaker 1: surprising to me. I mean, he's a politician from Maryland.
Speaker 1: You know. Van Holland represents Maryland's eighth district. This is
Speaker 1: a large district that borders on d C. It's the
Speaker 1: most affluent county in the nation. It has the largest
Speaker 1: immigrant population in the country, with forty percent immigrants, twenty
Speaker 1: of which are Hispanic. So I mean, you know, for
Speaker 1: him to do a stunt like this, this is about
Speaker 1: getting votes, and this is about creating cheap labor in
Speaker 1: the county.
Speaker 7: That's what I think.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're talking about the state of Maryland. You know,
Speaker 1: they just passed a reparations bill, Sean, you know, a
Speaker 1: reparations bill. You know, our governor Wes Moore, I like
Speaker 1: to call him lessmore inherited, A five point five billion
Speaker 1: dollar serplus and in two years we now have a
Speaker 1: three point three billion dollar deficit. He just signed a
Speaker 1: one point six seven dollars billion dollar increase for taxes
Speaker 1: and fees. And you wonder why people are leaving the
Speaker 1: state of Maryland in droves. If they weren't for my
Speaker 1: three grandchildren trying, I'd be living next door to you.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I want you as my neighbor,
Speaker 2: yet I have to get to know you better. Uh no,
Speaker 2: I'm only kidding, No, I mean, you're living in a
Speaker 2: very radical left wing state.
Speaker 3: And this is what you get.
Speaker 2: You know, when you had Kayla Hamilton raped and murdered,
Speaker 2: he didn't call her family, He didn't call Rachel Morin's mom,
Speaker 2: Patty Morin, and and this is now you know he's
Speaker 2: he's more and wouldn't even ask the guy Garcia when
Speaker 2: he met him if he was an MS thirteen gang member.
Speaker 2: I mean, it tells you everything you need to know
Speaker 2: about him. I would like to say you have a
Speaker 2: chance of winning elections in Maryland, but you know, well,
Speaker 2: unfortunately anybody with brains left Maryland a long time ago,
Speaker 2: like they're leaving New York and New Jersey, in Chicago
Speaker 2: and California, they're leaving in droves, and it's gonna make
Speaker 2: it hard, if not impossible, over time to make those
Speaker 2: to make a political comeback in those states in my opinion. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I do appreciate your call. I hope you have a
Speaker 2: great weekend. As a real Marylander. This guy's an El Salvadorian.
Speaker 2: I can't believe everyone keeps saying it. They're still saying it.
Speaker 2: Drives me nuts. Right, that's going to wrap things up
Speaker 2: for today, and next week we will go through the
Speaker 2: first hundred days of Donald Trump cleaning up Biden's mess.
Speaker 2: In other words, news that you never hear about from
Speaker 2: the state run legacy media mob all coming up next week.
Speaker 2: Hope you'll join us all week long. Frankly, it should
Speaker 2: be a celebration transformation and transformation all and consequential and
Speaker 2: a restoration of constitutional order, all happening next week.
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