Speaker 1: Thanks to all of you for being with us.
Speaker 2: Right down our toll free telephone number if you want
Speaker 2: to be a part of the program, it's eight hundred
Speaker 2: nine four one Sean if you want to join us.
Speaker 2: So we've been making a very very concerted effort to
Speaker 2: get DSA candidates on radio and TV. Last night we accepted.
Speaker 2: Last night we had our first candidate on and it
Speaker 2: was from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It's actually, I think it's the
Speaker 2: bluest district in the entire country. And Linda, that's where
Speaker 2: you grow up. What's the name Chris rap I think
Speaker 2: it's his name.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's Rapper Rob. I'm still looking
Speaker 1: it up, but yeah, he's from Philly. You look it up.
Speaker 1: You do your thing, You do your Philly thing.
Speaker 2: And later on this radio program we will have on
Speaker 2: Oliver Larkin. He's a DSA candidate in Florida's twenty fifth district.
Speaker 2: That would include Palm Beach County, Broward County, Miami Dade County,
Speaker 2: parts of near Delray Beach, and parts of Broward and
Speaker 2: you know, northern and coastal segments reaching down towards Miami Beach.
Speaker 2: Not exactly DSA territory. I'm not sure what his odds
Speaker 2: are here, but you know, like we had this guy
Speaker 2: on last night and I start asking him about his
Speaker 2: beliefs and about the printed stated beliefs of the Democratic
Speaker 2: Socialists of America where they want to eliminate the Senate
Speaker 2: and the presidency in terms of you being able to
Speaker 2: choose presidents, the judiciary, amnesty for illegals, abolish borders, abolish heights, ice,
Speaker 2: defund the Department of War and all deportations, eliminate cash bell.
Speaker 2: They want to establish a wealth tax, which is confiscation
Speaker 2: of income. Just as a side note, you know, right
Speaker 2: now the bottom fifty percent of way journers only pay
Speaker 2: about two percent of federal income taxes. It's not like
Speaker 2: we don't have full redistribution of wealth. And then past
Speaker 2: their Green New Deal abolished prisons, you know, defund and
Speaker 2: abolished police, and public ownership of most corporations, like the
Speaker 2: guy we had on last night, you know, Medicare for all,
Speaker 2: universal basic income. This is all the Green New Deal scam.
Speaker 2: This is cradle to gray, woomb to the tomb. Federal
Speaker 2: job guaranteed, you know, government job guaranteed, government housing guaranteed,
Speaker 2: government childcare. They do so good in terms of indoctrinating
Speaker 2: our kids. Now we'll just tand the kids over to
Speaker 2: the government with the minute they're born, government run grocery stores,
Speaker 2: a civil climate core. Of course, they don't want any oil,
Speaker 2: gas or coal. They want one hundred percent transition to
Speaker 2: renewable energy. That means wimmills. Good luck with that. How's
Speaker 2: that working out in Europe and other parts of the world.
Speaker 2: But including the entire Green New Deal, government guaranteed everything,
Speaker 2: replacing GDP with so called genuine progress in reparations, all
Speaker 2: part of their program. Why am I putting these people
Speaker 2: on because I think, you know, if they and I
Speaker 2: am pressing them to answer the questions, if they support
Speaker 2: the platform, and I'm pressing them on the very specific
Speaker 2: things that they themselves say that they stand for. And
Speaker 2: the guy last night, and I would assume the guy
Speaker 2: today is going to be honest and he's going to say, yeah,
Speaker 2: these are the beliefs that he holds. Now, why is
Speaker 2: this important? Nobody else I know is doing it or
Speaker 2: frankly has the ability to do it in the way
Speaker 2: that is going to get answers. But having done this
Speaker 2: now for many decades, I am going to demand that
Speaker 2: they answer the question that I ask, and I did
Speaker 2: that last night. Maybe we'll run parts of that later
Speaker 2: in the program today. Why is this important to you?
Speaker 2: That's the most important question. It's important to you so
Speaker 2: you know exactly what will happen if this group of
Speaker 2: radicals which is now taken over the entire Democratic establishment,
Speaker 2: the entire Democratic Party. They've taken it over, and if
Speaker 2: they get in power, this is what they will do.
Speaker 2: This is who they are, This is what they stand for.
Speaker 2: These are their stated beliefs, and it is what it is.
Speaker 2: And if you know that, I think then the urgency
Speaker 2: that I am trying to convey what eighty nine days
Speaker 2: now till election day, the urgency that I'm trying to
Speaker 2: convey to anybody that will listen is this is the
Speaker 2: most important midterm in your lifetime. When Bernie Sanders is
Speaker 2: telling James Carvell to take a hike and go start
Speaker 2: his own party, and the most successful endorsing individual in
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party this primary season has been Bernie Sanders
Speaker 2: and AO, and not one Democrat, with the exception of
Speaker 2: John Fetterman, no elected Democrat, not one is willing to
Speaker 2: stand up and speak out against these radicals that have
Speaker 2: taken over their party. Now, if you go back to
Speaker 2: twenty nineteen, they only had about two hundred and fifty. Well,
Speaker 2: since I'm sorry, I guys, I'm saying it the wrong way.
Speaker 2: Since twenty nineteen, well we have had a whopping two
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty of these Democratic Socialists of America that
Speaker 2: have been elected to offices in some forty states. When
Speaker 2: all is said and done, and Francesca Hung wins in
Speaker 2: Wisconsin as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, like Abdul el Sayed
Speaker 2: won the Senate primary in the state of Michigan, and
Speaker 2: then you have you know, six gender telefrico and God
Speaker 2: is non binary, and you know no problem with biological
Speaker 2: men and women's sports and a vegan campaign, and you know,
Speaker 2: no drilling in the energy state, the oil state of Texas.
Speaker 2: This is what you need to know and why the
Speaker 2: urgency should exist in everybody's heart, mind and soul about
Speaker 2: the stakes in this election. They are talking about turning
Speaker 2: the country that we know and understand and believe in
Speaker 2: upside down and sideways.
Speaker 1: This is insanity.
Speaker 2: This is madness on so many different levels, and so
Speaker 2: at its hard and soul. I want you to hear them,
Speaker 2: and some of you may say, Hannity, why are you ways,
Speaker 2: why are you putting these people? Because I want you
Speaker 2: to know that it's real, because unfortunately, if you look
Speaker 2: at historical trends, what we know is classically historically in
Speaker 2: midterm elections, the turnout is low and that the party
Speaker 2: that is empowered tends to lose seats. And if they
Speaker 2: get control of Congress, this is going to be there.
Speaker 2: And on top of of course endless investigations, endless impeachment
Speaker 2: inquiries and impeachments. I'm sure if they get the House
Speaker 2: of the President, if we don't hold onto the Senate
Speaker 2: and Republicans have control, it won't just be dismissed.
Speaker 1: We'll have trial after trial after trial.
Speaker 2: They will never get a conviction, but they will drag
Speaker 2: this country through hell. And you know, to think that
Speaker 2: the country, you know, I think of all the years
Speaker 2: and all the elections that I've covered, and we've covered
Speaker 2: a lot of radical people, and I thought the four
Speaker 2: years of Biden were disastrous. Wide open borders the big
Speaker 2: lie that Joe's not a cognitive mess. The second big
Speaker 2: lie is that the borders are closed, and the borders
Speaker 2: are secure, okay lo and behold, we know that's all
Speaker 2: one big, fat lie and they have no problem lying
Speaker 2: to us.
Speaker 1: What have we been focused on all week? More government
Speaker 1: lying to us.
Speaker 2: What is hard for me to wrap my head around is,
Speaker 2: you know, what ever happened to the concept of liberty
Speaker 2: and freedom and that rights coming from God and every
Speaker 2: human being endowed by their creator, natural rights versus government rights,
Speaker 2: and that rights don't come from the government except that
Speaker 2: you know, they are there to protect the rights that
Speaker 2: God gave us, not instill this perfect utopia.
Speaker 1: But you know, government's track record is not good.
Speaker 2: And I'll try and get into it with this guy today,
Speaker 2: and that is, you know, the track record. How are
Speaker 2: government schools, especially in blue states, especially in blue cities, How.
Speaker 1: Are your government run schools doing? They're a disaster. Again.
Speaker 2: We pay, I've said this many times more per capital
Speaker 2: for student than any industrialized country in the world. Why
Speaker 2: do people think that if we give them control like
Speaker 2: they are looking for of every aspect of our lives
Speaker 2: and universal government income, government jobs and government guaranteed housing,
Speaker 2: and government childcare and government grocery stores and you know, government, government, government, government, government,
Speaker 2: Why do you have faith? What is their track record.
Speaker 2: Their schools are a disaster. We know the social security
Speaker 2: lock box has been rated in spite of promises to
Speaker 2: the contrary. That means that it is headed towards insolvency.
Speaker 2: We know that government has failed the multiple fronts. I mean,
Speaker 2: how's law and order and safety and security and defund
Speaker 2: and dismantle and reimagine the police. How's that working out
Speaker 2: in cities like New York or Los Angeles or Chicago,
Speaker 2: blue cities, blue states. You know, how has this idea
Speaker 2: of sanctuary status? You know, how has that worked out?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: We allowed in the country under Biden, in spite of
Speaker 2: being promised it wasn't happening. Over twelve million unvetted illegal immigrants.
Speaker 2: Yes they are illegal. Got into this last night with
Speaker 2: the guy said, well, if you entered the country you
Speaker 2: don't respect our laws, our borders, our sovereignty, then you
Speaker 2: are entering our country illegally.
Speaker 1: You broke the law.
Speaker 2: But they again, they would prefer to abolish ice, amnesty
Speaker 2: for illegals, abolish borders, abolished prisons and police. And how
Speaker 2: do you how do you end all deportations? How do
Speaker 2: you support defunding the Department of War? We have geopolitical
Speaker 2: foes that want to destroy us.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of evil in this world.
Speaker 2: That's why I don't understand this whole idea. Abolished prisons,
Speaker 2: you know, no bail, eliminate cash bail, and defund the police.
Speaker 1: But they're saying it.
Speaker 2: So when people tell you they're they're believing something and
Speaker 2: they're running on that platform, then you've got to believe
Speaker 2: they mean it. So I'm trying to get as many
Speaker 2: of these DSA candidates on record as possible. Linder, you
Speaker 2: saw the guy from where you grew up in Pennsylvania
Speaker 2: last night on TV. I mean he's saying the quiet
Speaker 2: part out loud.
Speaker 1: Now I'm hiding it, that's for sure. Okay, I don't
Speaker 1: think most of them are hiding it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: What's going to happen is at some point the DSA
Speaker 2: is going to send out a memo. And this happened
Speaker 2: when Barack Obama was running for president. He was constantly
Speaker 2: mentioning my name repeatedly on the campaign trail. I kind
Speaker 2: of live rent Pre in his head. I saw about
Speaker 2: a week ago Gavin Newsom, I lived Rent Pre in
Speaker 2: his head, you know, tweeting something out to me and
Speaker 2: then I just go in and I do my usual
Speaker 2: no show governor. You know, he's a world traveler, he's
Speaker 2: you know, a world renowned author. As long as his
Speaker 2: books are bought and bolt by his supporters, which is
Speaker 2: just phony. Then of course he's a full time podcaster
Speaker 2: Trump Stalker, Halftime, Hannity Stalker. And I'm like, well, Gavin,
Speaker 2: you have the highest income taxes, sales taxes, gas taxes,
Speaker 2: and you know, eighteen months after the Pacific Sage fires,
Speaker 2: people can't get building permits to build their homes. Why
Speaker 2: don't you help those people out? And of course, nothing
Speaker 2: but crickets and silence. He's traveling the world, he's doing
Speaker 2: his podcast, he's writing his book and attacking Trump and
Speaker 2: attacking me and doing everything but fixing the problems. Eighteen
Speaker 2: months later, and we still don't even know if they
Speaker 2: solved or resolved the issue of hydrants that had no
Speaker 2: water in them and reservoirs that were empty. It's kind of,
Speaker 2: you know, unfathomable, it's incomprehensible to me. So that's where
Speaker 2: we find ourselves. You know, this guy Chris rab mis
Speaker 2: taking it, by the way. So I found out from
Speaker 2: somebody that apparently the night of Elsiah Tuesday night, he
Speaker 2: was on with Hassan Piker. Did you know that, Linda
Speaker 2: when he was on with Hassan? You did or you didn't?
Speaker 2: I did, yes, Yeah, And apparently Piker was talking about
Speaker 2: me because they were talking about his appearance that was
Speaker 2: upcoming last night on my TV show. And by the way,
Speaker 2: if we haven't put it out on social media, has
Speaker 2: it gotten any pickup? I don't read social media. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of people, yes, a lot of people talking
Speaker 2: about it anyway. So with all that said, we will
Speaker 2: probably play some of that as this program unfolds. Then
Speaker 2: we look forward to having this other candidate from Florida
Speaker 2: on and I want you to listen very closely because
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody else is going to do it.
Speaker 1: Oliver A. Larkin is this guy's name.
Speaker 2: And then if you agree with their beliefs, then go
Speaker 2: vote for them.
Speaker 1: If these beliefs.
Speaker 2: Don't scare you on some fundamental core level, then we're
Speaker 2: in trouble because if this doesn't motivate you to get
Speaker 2: out and vote in this midterm election year, I don't
Speaker 2: know if there's anything I can ever say that will
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Speaker 2: Linda believes in eliminating the Senate, the presidency in Congress,
Speaker 2: picks judges. She wants wide open borders. She wants to
Speaker 2: abolish the borders.
Speaker 1: She wants. You're not talking about me, not Linda. That's Linda,
Speaker 1: that's you. That's your voice.
Speaker 2: Abolishing ice, defunding the Department of War, ending all there
Speaker 2: for all this right, no more cash ball, a wealth tax,
Speaker 2: great new deal, abolish prisons and police.
Speaker 1: You agree with all that? Right?
Speaker 3: Did someone slip you with a tainted Jolly Rancher? What
Speaker 3: is going on in that studio?
Speaker 1: Happened? What is a What is a tainted Jollie ranch Exactly?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: It sounds like, my friend, And I'm wondering it must
Speaker 3: be something because you seem to have lost your mind.
Speaker 1: If you go on Bill Maher's podcast, you'll yes, well done, Jason,
Speaker 1: exactly right.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, that you know that's probably the reason
Speaker 2: I can't do is I mean, I told you I.
Speaker 1: Love this idea. I think you should.
Speaker 3: You guys could sit outside, you know, pick a spot
Speaker 3: sit outside.
Speaker 1: You do going to change anything for me. Trust me,
Speaker 1: he doesn't care. You would change for him, He would
Speaker 1: change for you. I think it would be nice. I'd
Speaker 1: have a drink with him, drink with anybody even offered beer.
Speaker 1: Back in the day, you could do drinks and cigars
Speaker 1: by the water exactly. There was some kind of smoke
Speaker 1: in that room.
Speaker 2: There'll be some kind of smoke, the cigar smoke. I
Speaker 2: can live with that, all right, anyway. So we'll play
Speaker 2: last night's DSA candidate. We have another one coming on today,
Speaker 2: Oliver Larkin in Florida, the twenty fifth district. We'll get
Speaker 2: to all that, your reaction to it, Lee Zelden, John Solomon,
Speaker 2: Greg Jarrett also coming up.
Speaker 1: We'll get to a lot of calls.
Speaker 2: If you want to weigh in on this radicalized or
Speaker 2: if you saw last night's show and you want to
Speaker 2: weigh in, maybe you give me a grade eight hundred
Speaker 2: nine four one, Shawn our total free telephone number. You
Speaker 2: want to be a part of the program as we continue.
Speaker 3: You can't always believe what the other side claims. That's
Speaker 3: why there's the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 2: By twenty five till the top of the our eight
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Speaker 2: it's sad. Headlines change and news cycles that go with
Speaker 2: the speed of light, but the facts on the ground
Speaker 2: remain the same. For the people of Israel, so many
Speaker 2: Israeli densely populated cities have been targeted, and the humanitarian
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Speaker 2: their heart, they've lost everything, and they need food and water,
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Speaker 2: providing all this life saving aid, humanitarian assistance for struggling families.
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Speaker 2: get back to this issue of the democratic socialism and
Speaker 2: just a man, we do do have some other news
Speaker 2: that we got to get to. You know, our friend
Speaker 2: Steve Moore, he came on the program yesterday and there's
Speaker 2: this whole untold story about the economy and how you know,
Speaker 2: not only be setting records in the stock market, and
Speaker 2: the stock market has never been my big barometer, and
Speaker 2: I've stayed consistent over the years, but you know, when
Speaker 2: you see record after record after record being set and
Speaker 2: the price of oil coming down whenever the president wants
Speaker 2: it to by, you know, just lightening up on Iran
Speaker 2: and the strait of horm Moos. It's not ideal, but
Speaker 2: it is what it it is. The president had no choice,
Speaker 2: according to every source I have, and Dan Bongino is
Speaker 2: the one that saw the Presidential Daily Briefing the PDB
Speaker 2: that said, yeah, they had no option. He had no
Speaker 2: choice and if either that or you know, the whole
Speaker 2: world would be held hostage. I don't think the president
Speaker 2: gets enough credit for that part. But unleashed prosperity. Steve Moore,
Speaker 2: Americans now pay more in taxes than they do on food, clothing,
Speaker 2: and shelter, which fits into this narrative of all these
Speaker 2: democratic socialist candidates and a post shared on x Steve
Speaker 2: Moore cited a chart from the Committee to Unleashed Prosperity
Speaker 2: estimating that Americans paid about eight dollars and nineteen trillion.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, eight point one to nine trillion in tax
Speaker 2: eight dollars what am I out of my mind? Eight
Speaker 2: point one to nine trillion in taxes in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Now that's up from seven point thirty nine trillion that
Speaker 2: they spent on food, clothes, and housing combined. What does
Speaker 2: that mean? That means Americans? Now you are all paying
Speaker 2: more in taxes than you do for food and clothing
Speaker 2: and for shelter. Government has become so big, so bloated,
Speaker 2: that taxes cost more than life's basic necessities. He wrote,
Speaker 2: Every American taxpayer should be outraged now. A Pew Research
Speaker 2: survey published in April found that sixty percent of US
Speaker 2: adults believe that they pay more in federal taxes than
Speaker 2: is fair, from fifty six percent if you work for
Speaker 2: a living, which.
Speaker 1: Is most of you in this audience.
Speaker 2: If you work for a living, you need to understand,
Speaker 2: and I've said this for a long long time, if
Speaker 2: you want to eliminate and greatly reduce the tax burden
Speaker 2: on the American people, stop withholding the taxes. They withhold
Speaker 2: your federal tax or state tax if your state has
Speaker 2: a tax, mind does not. They withhold your FICA, social
Speaker 2: Security money, et cetera, et cetera. They just take it
Speaker 2: right out of your check and you didn't even get
Speaker 2: to touch it. But if you got your full check, well,
Speaker 2: how much do you make? If you ask people how
Speaker 2: much do you do you make? You know, weekly, bi weekly,
Speaker 2: they'll give you a number, but they're not including the
Speaker 2: money that was taken out for taxes. It's like you
Speaker 2: don't see, it doesn't exist. But if you got that
Speaker 2: full amount and you had to cut a check to
Speaker 2: your federal government, your state government and pay your Social
Speaker 2: Security tax every single week or bi weekly or every
Speaker 2: single month, you'd be pissed with every check that you
Speaker 2: wrote because you'd see the actual amount that you pay.
Speaker 2: And you know, for people to talk about, well, the
Speaker 2: rich don't pay their fair share. Sorry, the people that
Speaker 2: don't pay anything, the bottom fifty percent of wage earners
Speaker 2: pay about two percent of federal income taxes. Top ten
Speaker 2: percent pay nearly sixty percent, and you go up from there.
Speaker 2: So this notion, this idea taxed the rich and rich
Speaker 2: aren't paying their fair share. That just is not true
Speaker 2: what they're saying. If you've got you know, eight point
Speaker 2: one to nine trillion in taxes that were paid in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, you know, which is more than what
Speaker 2: people spend on food, clothing, and housing combined.
Speaker 1: I mean, how much more can they possibly take.
Speaker 2: They're talking about really what they want to do, and
Speaker 2: they're not saying.
Speaker 1: This part out loud.
Speaker 2: They are promising you when they talk about, Okay, the
Speaker 2: Green New Deal guaranteed government jobs and basic income. Government
Speaker 2: government job guaranteed. Universal housing is guaranteed whether you have
Speaker 2: money or not. Childcare is guaranteed. Uh government run grocery
Speaker 2: store is guaranteed at a discount. Meanwhile, grocery stores have
Speaker 2: a profit margin of like two or three percent. You're
Speaker 2: going to transition and get We're going to get rid
Speaker 2: of oil and gas, renewable energies, income, the wind filled
Speaker 2: wind farms or whatever you call these things.
Speaker 1: This is insanity.
Speaker 2: The lifeblood of the world's economy is oil, coal, and
Speaker 2: liquefied natural gas period end of sentence, of which we
Speaker 2: are the number one producer in the entire world, and
Speaker 2: we have the vast resources that countries envy. We now
Speaker 2: have surpassed Venezuela and we've surpassed Saudi Arabia in terms
Speaker 2: of being the number one producer of oil and natural gass,
Speaker 2: you know, combined. It's unbelievable the amount of natural resources
Speaker 2: we have been blessed with in abundance. So all of
Speaker 2: this and then you add reparations to it and everything else,
Speaker 2: there won't be any money. What happens is if you believe,
Speaker 2: as I do, that people are born with natural talent,
Speaker 2: just like you have a unique fingerprint, unique DNA, people
Speaker 2: have natural talent. With that natural talent comes abilities. Education
Speaker 2: I've described as in the past is from Latin. It
Speaker 2: means to bring forth from within, and that means that
Speaker 2: God put it there. And if you provide sunlight and
Speaker 2: you nurture some and you nurture a child properly at
Speaker 2: that point in time, then whatever talent they have will emerge.
Speaker 2: When that talent emerges, then that child will then be
Speaker 2: able to use it to produce goods and services. That's
Speaker 2: why if our educational system wasn't all about indoctrination, but
Speaker 2: trying to find kids' talents, their natural talent, their natural ability,
Speaker 2: then you know, and I always tell young people, find
Speaker 2: what you love and them find a way to make
Speaker 2: money at it. Then they would find that talent, find
Speaker 2: their passion, use that passion, and in a society that
Speaker 2: cherishes liberty and freedom, then they'd be able to use
Speaker 2: it to produce goods and services. You can't force people
Speaker 2: to use your services or the goods you produce. They
Speaker 2: have to want to buy them. Everybody wants to buy
Speaker 2: an iPhone, all right. Everybody wants to buy a computer.
Speaker 2: Everybody wants to buy a car, all right. But you
Speaker 2: get the idea and then you find a way. Then
Speaker 2: you have a purpose in your life, which adds a
Speaker 2: whole another dimension to the quality of your life.
Speaker 1: And I don't know, I mean, even going.
Speaker 2: Back to my days being a server and a dishwasher,
Speaker 2: and a cook and a bartender and a busboy and
Speaker 2: all that stuff. You know, I was serving other people.
Speaker 2: I had a sense of personal satisfaction at the end
Speaker 2: of every shift. You know when I was a contract,
Speaker 2: I painted a room, and I'd look back at the
Speaker 2: day's work because you kind of get emerged in that
Speaker 2: wall that you're working on, that space you're working on,
Speaker 2: and you could see your work at the end of
Speaker 2: a ten hour day, whatever number of hours I was working,
Speaker 2: you have a sense of accomplishment and pride in what
Speaker 2: you do. I had the same thing when I hung
Speaker 2: wallpaper and laid tile and you know, did framing and
Speaker 2: all the other work that I did. I just did
Speaker 2: interesting other developments here. We you know, this is like
Speaker 2: the final nail on the coffin. I guess with alsayed
Speaker 2: and and people are like, wow, that the Alsaia has
Speaker 2: done one thing. Hassan Piker's buddy is I think that
Speaker 2: this race has awakened people now. If you looked at
Speaker 2: the polls going into Tuesday in Michigan, if you looked
Speaker 2: at those poles, those polls were very very clear that
Speaker 2: he was supposed to win by double digits.
Speaker 1: He didn't.
Speaker 2: It became a lot closer because I think people are
Speaker 2: slowly becoming aware of it now. I am arguing, I
Speaker 2: know that no money has been spent in Texas as
Speaker 2: of now in that Senate race against Tealafrico. I think
Speaker 2: once his agenda, him and his own words, it goes
Speaker 2: viral among the people of Texas. Usually this happens after
Speaker 2: Labor Day. I think people will reject it in astounding
Speaker 2: numbers in Texas. You know, but then you know this
Speaker 2: is now the official party of like the Michael Moores
Speaker 2: of the world. Michael Moore was on fake news CNN
Speaker 2: last night apparently or the night before, saying he's so
Speaker 2: disgusted by the same old flavor of democratic politicians. He's
Speaker 2: willing to get on his knees and beg progressive candidates
Speaker 2: to come in and topple the party establishment.
Speaker 4: Does they require a change in the establishment and in
Speaker 4: the way things are done and to effectuate the changes
Speaker 4: you want to see, if I could get on my
Speaker 4: knees and beg, it would be for exactly what you
Speaker 4: just said, because we are not going to win the
Speaker 4: other way. We lost that way in twenty four It's
Speaker 4: not going to happen if we allow this to happen.
Speaker 4: We are in charge of this and we need to
Speaker 4: get busy right now.
Speaker 1: It's not about electibus.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you I've known doctor l said for
Speaker 4: many years. I worked on his campaign for governor in
Speaker 4: twenty eighteen. Boy, we would be so lucky if he
Speaker 4: were our senator, representing us and standing enough for the
Speaker 4: people who are dying dying over there. I will not
Speaker 4: support hacks ACKs and the Democratic Party who have led
Speaker 4: us to this waterloo.
Speaker 2: Now, when Bernie Sanders, who has been the most successful
Speaker 2: along with AOC member of the Senate in AOC's case,
Speaker 2: member of the House, in terms of helping to choose
Speaker 2: these DSA candidates, their endorsements have held more weight than
Speaker 2: any other Democrat. And when Bernie Sanders is out there
Speaker 2: telling somebody like James Carville. Known James Carville for a
Speaker 2: long long time and he's kind of been going off
Speaker 2: the edge lately. But he says he's not going to
Speaker 2: be part of a party with Abdul el Sayed and
Speaker 2: Assam Piker doesn't want any part of it. Well, Bernie
Speaker 2: is so competent that they now have a stranglehold on
Speaker 2: the old Democratic Party. This is what he's telling James Carvill,
Speaker 2: go start your own party.
Speaker 1: That's what he's telling them. And it's pretty amazing.
Speaker 2: But that's that's that's how arrogant this movement has now
Speaker 2: gotten You know, Democrats are in the hot seat for
Speaker 2: skipping a crucial hearing on radical groups hiding in the US.
Speaker 2: They don't care. I'm just I am telling you this
Speaker 2: is a different world than we've ever lived in before.
Speaker 2: I say that these are uncharted waters. I am not
Speaker 2: wrong now President Trump lasting Democratic socialist candidates as they're
Speaker 2: full of Adam Schiff and that's all finding good. Democrats
Speaker 2: will try to make this election about Trump, Trump Trump,
Speaker 2: but I'm telling you it's about really the future of
Speaker 2: the country. It is way bigger than that. I got
Speaker 2: a kick out of Francesca Hang. You know who wants
Speaker 2: you know, trashed Thanksgiving. Now it's now my favorite holiday,
Speaker 2: Like that would.
Speaker 1: Be favorite holiday is Thanksgiving because I have it. Yep.
Speaker 1: I don't want to camp it. I actually love it.
Speaker 2: We bring Actually it's kind of in laws and family
Speaker 2: members and their in laws and it's a big event.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm gonna be real. I'm kind of a
Speaker 1: curmudgeon when it comes to holidays in general.
Speaker 2: She originally said she doesn't like Thanksgiving. It's like tell
Speaker 2: Rico is now trying every election year conversion trick. He
Speaker 2: can try even Jasmin Crockett. I was actually wrong in
Speaker 2: supporting Jasmine Crockett over Tellafrico. I didn't know tell Africo.
Speaker 2: Is this nuts anyway? She doesn't sound like she's gonna
Speaker 2: be placing any bets on Tellafrico to win that Senate
Speaker 2: seat in Texas. And she doesn't buy the polls and says,
Speaker 2: I don't know when I asked if Tellafrico can beat
Speaker 2: Texas Attorney General Kem Paxton, and she said, when I
Speaker 2: look at the money Republicans start spending it in Texas,
Speaker 2: then I'll be convinced Republicans haven't spent money yet. By
Speaker 2: the way, big win. We were big fans of John James.
Speaker 2: He won the Republican nomination for Michigan governor. He be
Speaker 2: a great governor. I hope people pay attention anyway. She
Speaker 2: remember Francesca. She wanted to cancel it. Oh no, no,
Speaker 2: it's my favorite holiday. This is just going to be
Speaker 2: a fascinating election year. But I give this admonition. Some
Speaker 2: people are saying, well, this is exactly what we want it, Hannity.
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, it's exactly what we want. On one level,
Speaker 2: it's now it is the greatest choice election ever, but
Speaker 2: it will be meaningless if people are not aware of
Speaker 2: how bad and dangerous this threat is and what they
Speaker 2: stand for and what they will do. I saw Hassan
Speaker 2: Piker rejecting calls to unify Michigan Democrats anyway, you know,
Speaker 2: because he rejected calls for Alsai Ed and support us
Speaker 2: to start mending bridges in the wake of the contentious primary.
Speaker 2: You are all unbelievably Islamic phobic pieces of bleep, he said, said, Okay,
Speaker 2: this is after Haley Stevens graciously endorsed the guy. Abdul
Speaker 2: say Ed tried to justify the recent terrorist attack on
Speaker 2: a Michigan Jewish preschool. Oh, that that's he blamed the
Speaker 2: war in Gaza, Israel's war in Gaza. Well, did you
Speaker 2: forget what happened October seventh? You know, the equivalent of
Speaker 2: forty thousand Americans. Extrapolating out the population sizes anyway, he
Speaker 2: said that, you know, the terrorist attack on this preschool
Speaker 2: reflected Israel's actions in the Middle East, arguing that hurt people,
Speaker 2: hurt people. What about the people hurt that's like forty
Speaker 2: thousand dead Americans. You compare our population Israel's nobody ever
Speaker 2: talks about that eight hundred and nine foot one Shawn.
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