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Speaker 1: He will be the chairman of the Homeland Security Senate Panel.
Speaker 1: And I think it's one of the more important jobs.
Speaker 1: This has been historically a department that has abused its power,
Speaker 1: that has not fulfilled its mission. And he said he's
Speaker 1: honored to have the opportunity to serve in this capacity
Speaker 1: in the modern era. And he's choosing this committee over
Speaker 1: another because he believes this is important for the health
Speaker 1: of our republic and Congress has got to stand up
Speaker 1: once again for its constitutional role, and the committee's mission
Speaker 1: of oversight and investigations is critical to Congress reasserting itself.
Speaker 1: And he looks forward to continuing the storied history of
Speaker 1: this committee's leadership in consequential bipartisan oversight investigations. Senator, I
Speaker 1: appreciate your comments on all this, but we just lived
Speaker 1: through four years where we had a president and a
Speaker 1: vice president and a Department of Homeland Security Secretary aiding
Speaker 1: and a vetting in law breaking, not vetting people coming
Speaker 1: into our country in record numbers. The estimates somewhere around
Speaker 1: fifteen million unvetted Harris Biden illegals, known rapists, murderers, cartel members,
Speaker 1: gang members, known terrorists that are in the country that
Speaker 1: are going to have to be deported. So I'm not exactly.
Speaker 1: I think we better get back to its original mission,
Speaker 1: which is to protect the homeland. And how do we
Speaker 1: do that. How do we find these people that we
Speaker 1: know are here but we don't know where they are.
Speaker 2: Well, we're getting right at the subject. That's the first
Speaker 2: subject that we'll address. We're going to have a hearing
Speaker 2: on Thursday. Preceding theation called remain in Mexico, and this
Speaker 2: was one of the great triumphs. So the first term
Speaker 2: of that Trump was remain in Mexico. That the idea
Speaker 2: that you're not going to be brought in time, put
Speaker 2: on an airplane, kept in the hotel, flown about the country,
Speaker 2: go on vacation. You're going to remain in Mexico and
Speaker 2: you be processed while in Mexico. We also believe that
Speaker 2: the law allows great latitude to what the rules are
Speaker 2: for eligibility to asylum. It is our belief from reading
Speaker 2: the law, and this is what our hearing will will
Speaker 2: will relate, is that the law says that the president
Speaker 2: may allow some programs to the list. It doesn't say shall,
Speaker 2: So we believe that the president could simply say that
Speaker 2: if you come in illegally, you are ineligible for any asylum.
Speaker 2: So you don't get people coming in and having some
Speaker 2: kind of you know, proceeding or hearing four years later.
Speaker 2: We don't put them up in a hotel. We just
Speaker 2: never admit them at all. And they say we're being
Speaker 2: firstcuted some country one thousand miles away. We say, well,
Speaker 2: main Mexico, and apply it to port and we'll see
Speaker 2: what happened. But if you do that, it completely reverses
Speaker 2: the trend. And we met with President Trump this week,
Speaker 2: the GP Caucus, and I am convinced on day one
Speaker 2: you are going to see a dramatic executive orders, but
Speaker 2: dramatic change and how the border is controlled. And I
Speaker 2: think you will see a border that within weeks, not
Speaker 2: within months, within weeks, is being controlled. And my hope
Speaker 2: is that the FBI is redirected from censorship and put
Speaker 2: into arresting people who are wanted for crimes who have
Speaker 2: also broken into the country. So now I think you're
Speaker 2: going to see a lot of change. I'm excited about
Speaker 2: the change, and I don't think this is going to
Speaker 2: be one of these usual things for you wait around
Speaker 2: and say, ah, did it happen? Did it happen. I'll
Speaker 2: be shocked if you don't see real results within the
Speaker 2: first month.
Speaker 1: Okay, So what I'm trying to understand, and I think
Speaker 1: is very critical here, is that we have to secure
Speaker 1: the border. I think that's it's sort of like if
Speaker 1: your boat is taking on water, you got to plug
Speaker 1: up the hole in the boat, then you bail out
Speaker 1: the water. You talk about criminal illegal immigrants, certainly that's
Speaker 1: got to be a top priority. We have known terrorist
Speaker 1: cartel members, gang members, murderers, and rapists in the country.
Speaker 1: How are we going to find them?
Speaker 2: Well, one of the ways you do is actually individualized.
Speaker 2: So what has happened to several of these million were
Speaker 2: actually stopped. The ones that were stopped in processed were
Speaker 2: given parole, and their parole is until a certain hearing.
Speaker 2: I think President Trump can simply say your hearings next
Speaker 2: month and hear the names, and the names are passed
Speaker 2: out to law enforcement nationwide and you begin rounding them
Speaker 2: up one at a time. You could also say, if
Speaker 2: you don't report for your hearing in one month, that
Speaker 2: you will become a fellon eg. You will be automatically
Speaker 2: reacted if you don't show up. And so there would
Speaker 2: also be the people who have a prayer or a
Speaker 2: hope of saying they would be migration towards where your
Speaker 2: detaining center is and where your trial's going to be.
Speaker 2: But all those things I think are wide open because
Speaker 2: the law is actually very inclusive and expansive as to
Speaker 2: what president can do regard immigration. And I think he's
Speaker 2: going to utilize the there this now, I think a
Speaker 2: lot's going to happen. Will it be perfect? Are you
Speaker 2: going to have eighteen million people line up and go home?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: But I do believe you lot numbers have criminals reporting.
Speaker 2: But also there's about a million of young males that
Speaker 2: came in in the last year or two who they
Speaker 2: do have the name for. There might be another million
Speaker 2: we don't have names of harder but we drought there.
Speaker 2: But the ones we do have a name, they've been
Speaker 2: given parole Biden gave the parole. Basically, they're out on
Speaker 2: a pass for however many years. We speed up the
Speaker 2: process for that. We have all their names, and we
Speaker 2: just say you got to show up within a certain time.
Speaker 2: If you don't, you are now you know, going to
Speaker 2: be convicted of not showing up for your hearing and
Speaker 2: you'll never be eligible for.
Speaker 1: Entry into the Sety Okay, So by definition, didn't everybody
Speaker 1: that entered the country without permission? Didn't they enter illegally?
Speaker 1: Didn't they break our laws? Did they not respect our laws,
Speaker 1: borders and sovereignty?
Speaker 2: Without question, I would send them back immediately out from
Speaker 2: this trial. Years later, I wouldn't give them parole. I
Speaker 2: don't think they deserve a hearing. If you're halfway across
Speaker 2: the river, or three quarters the way across the river,
Speaker 2: your boat is turned around, you're walking, you were turned
Speaker 2: around safely back on the Backican side. I think that
Speaker 2: alter the image of that in the ane fast and
Speaker 2: turning people around, not cutting the wire on the side
Speaker 2: to admit them, but actually taking people and turn them around.
Speaker 2: I've never understood, while we don't at the border do that,
Speaker 2: there is no way everybody coming across the river deserves
Speaker 2: some sort of hearing for your process and being flown
Speaker 2: to hotels and put up with three square meals a day,
Speaker 2: that is, you know, I think it's why people have
Speaker 2: lived it for Donald Trump this time. But I fully
Speaker 2: believe if anybody will do it, I think you will.
Speaker 1: I think so too, And I think it's got to happen.
Speaker 1: And the fact that this has gone on, and of
Speaker 1: course A Lajandor and may Orcus and Joe Biden and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris kept saying the borders closed and the border secure.
Speaker 1: They just were outright lying to us, and our very
Speaker 1: eyes told the very very different story. And you know,
Speaker 1: how long do you think? And what is what has
Speaker 1: got to be included in building the wall to the
Speaker 1: point where it's impenetrable in your view, you.
Speaker 2: Know, the wall is part of the answer. And I
Speaker 2: think it's a symbol and the President has used it
Speaker 2: well so people can think of the symbol. We're going
Speaker 2: to be a twenty five hundred mile wall. It's never
Speaker 2: going to encompass the whole order. There's mountains, there's Indian reservations,
Speaker 2: there's private land. There reasons it won't be a contiguous wall.
Speaker 2: But I think it's a value in urban areas. There
Speaker 2: is huge traffic going across Nogalas or cities you know
Speaker 2: along the border Monterey. I think it is of definitely
Speaker 2: a value. But we all have technology. We have the
Speaker 2: ability through drones and radar to detect motion anywhere. It's
Speaker 2: not really that we don't have the ability to detect
Speaker 2: people coming in. We need to put them back on
Speaker 2: the other side.
Speaker 3: Instead.
Speaker 2: When you come in, we put you in a camp
Speaker 2: and then you're given an ancle bracelet or nothing, and
Speaker 2: you're given a par release. It's that process. It isn't
Speaker 2: really the matter that we can't catch them. But the
Speaker 2: remain in Mexico was so well known. That's why we're
Speaker 2: toitling our hearing remain in Mexico that once you begin
Speaker 2: to see camps on the Mexican side, the people can
Speaker 2: march it all the way from Venezuela, and jails and
Speaker 2: Colombian jails up there are like wells, I don't want
Speaker 2: to go to northern Mexico controlled by the gangs and
Speaker 2: the cartels, and so it does slow down once you
Speaker 2: see that. But I think the remain in Mexico on
Speaker 2: that side of the border turning back people immediately. I
Speaker 2: think that makes a big deal of difference into terns.
Speaker 1: I predicted this yesterday. I said Democrats Adam Schiff hasn't changed, certainly,
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer has not changed, Dick Durbin hasn't changed. None
Speaker 1: of these radical left wing senators have changed. Then. I
Speaker 1: predicted yesterday they would revert to form and rather than
Speaker 1: talk about military preparedness, managing our defense budget and being
Speaker 1: more cost of fish, but also preparing for the next
Speaker 1: generation of warfare. I keep saying that I believe future
Speaker 1: wars are not going to be fought on battlefields, but
Speaker 1: they'll be fought in air conditioned offices with people pushing buttons.
Speaker 1: And I think that we have fallen behind technologically, and
Speaker 1: and that's not what Democrats wanted to talk about today.
Speaker 1: And that's not what They're not going to want to
Speaker 1: talk substance with Tulsea Gabbard. They're not going to want
Speaker 1: to talk up substance with Robert F. Kennedy Junior. They're
Speaker 1: not going to want to talk substance with Cash Bettel
Speaker 1: or Pam Bondi or Mark Arrubio. However, I do believe most,
Speaker 1: if not all, of these nominees will get through. That's
Speaker 1: my hope. What are your what are your thoughts?
Speaker 2: I think people need to realize that if for fuckings
Speaker 2: stick together, Democrats can't do anything to stop the cabinet
Speaker 2: you know that Trump has picked. And so the thing
Speaker 2: is is this is a Republican problem. The Democrats are
Speaker 2: who they are. They don't care about the border, they
Speaker 2: don't care about security, they don't care about the debt.
Speaker 2: And so I think that you know, Republicans after the side,
Speaker 2: but Republicans who vote against the president's nominees and kill
Speaker 2: his nominees, I think we need to, you know, pay
Speaker 2: a price at the polls. People need to stand up
Speaker 2: and take notice of those who are willing to vote
Speaker 2: against Trump's nominees. And uh, you know, we'll see how
Speaker 2: it shakes out. I'm with you. I think we can
Speaker 2: get the fifty, you know, only losing three on some
Speaker 2: of the ones that may be more contentious, but you know,
Speaker 2: I think there I think there's a good chance we
Speaker 2: get them all through. But you know, who won't know
Speaker 2: I mean that today I only caught snippets of it,
Speaker 2: but I hear it's pretty contentious with the Democrats. I
Speaker 2: don't think any Democrats are going to vote for Pete
Speaker 2: excess I am. I mean, I've known him for a
Speaker 2: long time. I've known him actually as not only a
Speaker 2: you know, a veteran who served heroically, but somebody who
Speaker 2: also has the wherewithal to believe that we shouldn't go
Speaker 2: all the time, that you know, we should intervene when
Speaker 2: we have to, when we declare war ahead of these
Speaker 2: different veterans groups that had a healthy skepticism towards war,
Speaker 2: the same way a lot of combat veterans have a
Speaker 2: lot of have a healthy skepticism towards war. So I
Speaker 2: think they.
Speaker 1: Get everyone gets all jacked up wanting to fight the war,
Speaker 1: then they politicize the war, and then they say never mind,
Speaker 1: and then you have a disastrous withdrawal like out of Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: That happens all too often, does it et.
Speaker 2: Senator Yeah, And I really think the whole thing in
Speaker 2: Afghanistan one of the worst military mistakes ever. I think
Speaker 2: it was time to go. I agree with President and
Speaker 2: Trump time to leave, but at the same time, to
Speaker 2: leave an urban air Force base. The images were worse
Speaker 2: than or that is Saigon when Santel and just the
Speaker 2: terrible military strategy.
Speaker 4: Of doing that.
Speaker 2: And then when Biden looks so horrible for you know,
Speaker 2: allowing that disastrous exit and the thirteen soldiers to die,
Speaker 2: then he shoots off a predator drone to show how
Speaker 2: how tuppy he is and he kills like they're an
Speaker 2: AID worker and thirteen children because they just want to
Speaker 2: show they were strong.
Speaker 1: Well, now he's he's still bragging about what a great
Speaker 1: success it is. And Kamala Harris was doing the same
Speaker 1: thing during the campaign. Right quick break, right back. We'll
Speaker 1: continue more with Senator ram Paul Kentucky and your calls
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Speaker 1: as we continue. How we continue now with Senator Ram
Speaker 1: Paul of the great state of Kentucky. Where do you
Speaker 1: think the country is now? I mean Donald Trump, I think,
Speaker 1: by any measure, had one of the most historic comebacks
Speaker 1: in the history of this country and legacy. Media Democrats
Speaker 1: through everything they had at this man for nine years
Speaker 1: and he was able to overcome it. How do you
Speaker 1: interpret all that extraordinary?
Speaker 2: I mean really extraordinary that he could have weathered all
Speaker 2: that the lawfare that they're still doing the idea that
Speaker 2: New York had changed their law to bring thirty year
Speaker 2: old charges and then put them before a biased judge
Speaker 2: and a biased tury and convicting them of something that
Speaker 2: no one has ever been convicted of a New York
Speaker 2: before Donald Trump, and I think completely crazy. I do
Speaker 2: think that the historic nature of this does indicate, you know,
Speaker 2: a widespread public sort of change of heart and the
Speaker 2: fact that they would still vote for the president even
Speaker 2: after he's excused of these things. But the biggest thing
Speaker 2: in the last week or so that shows that business
Speaker 2: is starting to figure this out and deciding that at
Speaker 2: least saying publicly they're not going to censor us anymore,
Speaker 2: and admitting that their censors were left wing, and also
Speaker 2: admitting that the Biden administration was yelling and screaming at
Speaker 2: them to take down constitutionally protected speech. So this is
Speaker 2: a big, big change, and they wouldn't do it if
Speaker 2: they didn't think that their bline was going to be hurt.
Speaker 2: But it's good for us and for those of us
Speaker 2: who believe in the First Amendment that some of the
Speaker 2: others are backing up. Elon Musk what a great thing
Speaker 2: him buying Twitter and revealing that. One of the things
Speaker 2: with my committee I'm going to do is to reveal
Speaker 2: the other half of Twitter files. Twitter files was what
Speaker 2: went on a Twitter and Elon Musk revealed that Matt
Speaker 2: Baby and others came down there, he gave access to
Speaker 2: the files. I want the other half of those files.
Speaker 2: I want the government files. So I'm going to use
Speaker 2: my committee to go after the other half of the
Speaker 2: Twitter files, all the people that were down there harassing them.
Speaker 2: I want to see the internal emails that were floating
Speaker 2: about government.
Speaker 1: Me too.
Speaker 2: I love this speech, and so we're going to expose
Speaker 2: all of that. And you know, I'm working very hard
Speaker 2: trying to get power in my committee, but I've got
Speaker 2: to keep all the Republicans together. You know, there's one way,
Speaker 2: and I won't get the ability to be of these records.
Speaker 1: Well, you appreciate what you're going to do. It's very
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Speaker 1: that is California just continues to get worse and worse.
Speaker 1: Santa Ana winds have kicked up, and we're just learning
Speaker 1: more and more about how radical environmentalists have been ruling
Speaker 1: the roost out in California for some years and the
Speaker 1: amount of money that is being spent. I mean, they
Speaker 1: cut fire prevention by huge amounts of money. It was
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Speaker 1: You know. Gaven Newsom's you know, plans to spend one
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars on electric vehicles, on on and green
Speaker 1: energy over the next several years. They have, you know,
Speaker 1: billions in wind turbines they want to build. I talk
Speaker 1: about I talked about the six hundred and fifty million
Speaker 1: dollars they allocated for the Port of La to go green,
Speaker 1: which is insane, but proposed cutting two point six billion
Speaker 1: dollars in fire prevention, you know, that by one hundred
Speaker 1: and one million dollars. And they don't practice the science
Speaker 1: of forestry, which is removing the brush and having control burns,
Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera. You know, but you know, the
Speaker 1: left radical environmental movement that controls California. You know, they
Speaker 1: cut the firefighter's budget. All of this was predictable. They
Speaker 1: had empty reservoirs, they have hydrants that didn't work, and
Speaker 1: now they just you know, point fingers at each other
Speaker 1: and say, it's not our fault. What are we supposed
Speaker 1: to do here? I mean, it's unbelievable. It is this.
Speaker 1: This is the environmental movement gone extreme. This is the
Speaker 1: new Green Deal. You know. Now we have the winds
Speaker 1: keeping these fires going as we speak. And you know,
Speaker 1: one thing I would say to the members of Congress,
Speaker 1: because at the end of the day, they're going to
Speaker 1: ask all of you to foot the bill for the
Speaker 1: rebuilding efforts that are going to go on out there,
Speaker 1: is don't just hand California a blank check. There's got
Speaker 1: to be strings attached. There's got to be change out
Speaker 1: there to prevent this from ever happening again and enforcing
Speaker 1: the American taxpayers to pay for it again. You know,
Speaker 1: how do you have Well, it's not my fault that
Speaker 1: we had an empty reservoir, not my fault that the
Speaker 1: hydrants aren't working. Well, whose fault is it?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 1: Even the LA Fire Chief Kristin Crawley, you know, said, yeah,
Speaker 1: they failed us. The leadership in this county failed us. Listen,
Speaker 1: did the City of Los Angeles fail you and your
Speaker 1: department and our city.
Speaker 6: It's my job to stand up as a chief and
Speaker 6: exactly say, justifiably what the fire department needs to operate
Speaker 6: to meet the demands of the community.
Speaker 1: Did they fail you that.
Speaker 6: Is our job, and I tell you that's why I'm here.
Speaker 6: So let's get us what we need so firefighters can
Speaker 6: do their jobs.
Speaker 1: Did they fail you? Yes.
Speaker 6: The seventeen million dollar budget cut and the elimination of
Speaker 6: our civilian positions like our mechanics did and has and
Speaker 6: will continue to severely impact our ability to repair our apparatus.
Speaker 6: Over the last three years, been clear that the fire
Speaker 6: department needs help. We can no longer sustain where we are.
Speaker 6: We do not have enough firefighters. With that, I have
Speaker 6: also requested multiple budgets interim budgets to show how understaffed,
Speaker 6: under resource and underfunded the LAFD.
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Speaker 4: Hey, Sean, yes, that is corrected. And as a former
Speaker 4: Angelina and a person that really grew up in Los Angeles,
Speaker 4: in and around Los Angeles, and just as a watch
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Speaker 1: Well how can people help, because that's the main thing.
Speaker 1: And again, I'm sorry you lost your home. I hope
Speaker 1: you have insurance out there. I understand insurance is a
Speaker 1: big issue.
Speaker 4: It is it's uh, you know, like thankfully it was
Speaker 4: a former home. But I still still stay in touch
Speaker 4: with everybody in the old neighborhood, and you know, they're
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Speaker 1: Oh, well, I appreciate what you're doing, Brian and everybody else.
Speaker 1: We'll put it up on our website as well. But
Speaker 1: I think it's great that you're helping them out in
Speaker 1: their time and need I know there are others helping
Speaker 1: as well. As time goes on, we're going to find
Speaker 1: out a little bit in more detail what the needs
Speaker 1: of so many people are.
Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 1: get insurance money to the level that they would need
Speaker 1: to rebuild. And I'm not sure how this is going
Speaker 1: to work. Out and then going through the process. The
Speaker 1: permitting process is insane. Anyway, Luwan, thank you so much.
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Speaker 1: Eight hundred nine four one sewn our number if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program. All right,
Speaker 1: let's go to our busy phones. George in my free
Speaker 1: state of Florida. George, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 3: Hey? Sean?
Speaker 5: How you doing Hey? First of all, I want to
Speaker 5: say happy anniversary for your first year as a Florida residence.
Speaker 5: How how does freedom a field?
Speaker 1: I moved January one last year, and yeah, it's the
Speaker 1: best decision I ever made. And by the way, extricating
Speaker 1: yourself out of New York and then becoming domiciled and
Speaker 1: homesteaded and getting your license and your gun license and
Speaker 1: handing everything back in New York. You know, there was
Speaker 1: a list of sixty five things I was preparing for
Speaker 1: months in advance for the move. But it was the
Speaker 1: best decision I made. Thank you. And the people have
Speaker 1: been great in Florida. I love Florida.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's great. I talked to you right before the election,
Speaker 5: but I wanted to say amen with this result. My daughter,
Speaker 5: who I talked to a few times ago, she didn't
Speaker 5: vote for Trump in twenty twenty, but she voted for
Speaker 5: twenty twenty four. The day after the election, Sean, she
Speaker 5: called and says, hey, hey, Dad, you're expecting the grandchild
Speaker 5: and I'm gonna do in July. And she goes and
Speaker 5: I am so thankful and this country now has hope.
Speaker 5: And I just wanted to share that with with your
Speaker 5: listeners and stuff that I think.
Speaker 4: And I see it in your.
Speaker 5: Eyes Sean when I see you on TV. Now you've
Speaker 5: got some twinkle in your hope from your eye. We were,
Speaker 5: we're we're just just very optimistic. Another thing of one
Speaker 5: of my sons, uh, I think I talked to her about.
Speaker 5: He took me to Normandy a few years ago when
Speaker 5: he was in high school, and he took me to
Speaker 5: a Trump rally in twenty sixteen. He joined the military
Speaker 5: about six months ago, and my wife and I are like, oh, okay,
Speaker 5: because I know the other politics about you know, but
Speaker 5: I'm always going to get talk to him about some things.
Speaker 5: And so we had some scheme on the game with
Speaker 5: this elections, Sean. And with this relection now and I've
Speaker 5: seen Pete Headcheff on the on the on the confirmation,
Speaker 5: my wife and I were very very relieved and confidence
Speaker 5: that my son is now in good hands, that he
Speaker 5: will not be abandoned or we won't be talking about
Speaker 5: appeasement anymore for at least hopefully for decades to combat
Speaker 5: at least for the next four and so I am
Speaker 5: just so help thankful for that, uh. And I think
Speaker 5: we won the battle, but we didn't win the war
Speaker 5: with the legacy media, Sean. They're festering right now. We
Speaker 5: got we got four years, two years to continue to
Speaker 5: do what we're doing. But you know, we talk about
Speaker 5: the legacy media, they they had that fatal, uh, fatal
Speaker 5: blow in Atlanta during the debate, and we just need
Speaker 5: to keep showing that different of of how how our
Speaker 5: mainstream media uh lies to us. And if we can
Speaker 5: continue to do that, and maybe Trump can can create
Speaker 5: a free speech force the next couple of years, so
Speaker 5: that is bipartisan and just has that platform that we
Speaker 5: just need to have discussion and I know Elon has
Speaker 5: done that with Twitter, but we need to we need
Speaker 5: to replicate that Sean, you told me a few years ago,
Speaker 5: and you know, you had an opportunity to go into parlor,
Speaker 5: a dude parlor. And I say, now, let me assure
Speaker 5: you that that's still a viable opportunity. But we needed,
Speaker 5: all of us need to continue to open up our
Speaker 5: our our platforms on free speech.
Speaker 1: I'm going to tell you right now, I think that
Speaker 1: things have changed dramatically. Yeah, like you, I'm very, very hopeful.
Speaker 1: I also see the sober reality, which is this, This
Speaker 1: is going to be a very heavy lift. But it's
Speaker 1: certainly a challenge that I know the President is up
Speaker 1: for and we're just going to have to stiffen occasionally
Speaker 1: the spines of some of these people in Congress. I
Speaker 1: already have plans I can't announce them yet to help
Speaker 1: in that area. And I'll let you know is I'll
Speaker 1: let you know by the end of this week. Let's
Speaker 1: put it that way. So stay tuned, my friend. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a hopeful time for sure. Could you imagine if
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, god forbid was going to be inaugurated next Monday,
Speaker 1: I just forget it. I'd be out of my mind.
Speaker 1: Dave Arizona next, Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 3: Hi, thanks for taking my call. I am immensely honored.
Speaker 1: I'm honored glad you called.
Speaker 3: You're my hero. Your busts should be on Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I'm not sure about that. That'd be a pretty
Speaker 1: ugly buzz But go ahead with.
Speaker 3: The invasion of that apartment building in Colorado. Something triggered
Speaker 3: in my mind, and nobody seems to be thinking about it.
Speaker 3: I wonder for naive since the terrorists, I'm sure a
Speaker 3: bunch of terrorists and a bunch of organized criminals have
Speaker 3: snuck across the border.
Speaker 1: We know that's a fact.
Speaker 3: Yes, they're going to communicate with each other. Now, here's
Speaker 3: my doomsday scenario. What if a couple hundred communities suddenly
Speaker 3: you wake up in the middle of the night and
Speaker 3: there's half a dozen armed guys standing on your porch
Speaker 3: and it happens all over I know.
Speaker 1: It's going to happen if they show over at my house,
Speaker 1: but I don't know about your house.
Speaker 3: Well I know, well, I'm okay with that. But will
Speaker 3: the police and the National Guard be able to handle
Speaker 3: something of that scope is my worry.
Speaker 1: I think they will. Will they be able to prevent
Speaker 1: an attack probably not. Yeah, that's the sad part. I mean,
Speaker 1: we'll be dealing with the aftermath of it, and you know,
Speaker 1: we already have all those people murdered and raped and
Speaker 1: victims of violent crimes. All that blood is on Joe Kamala,
Speaker 1: Alejandro Majorcis's hands and frankly on the hands of the
Speaker 1: FBI and our intelligence community for not enforcing the law
Speaker 1: and the DOJ two. They were all complicit. They all
Speaker 1: turned a blind eye, they all allow the law breaking,
Speaker 1: and then they all lie to us. But it's you know,
Speaker 1: it's a new day starting Monday, and I can't wait.
Speaker 1: That's going to wrap things up for tonight. We'll have
Speaker 1: the latest on Pete Hegsath really crushed today in the hearings.
Speaker 1: Democrats tried their best, reverted to form, didn't lay glove
Speaker 1: on him. Mike Waltz, Senator Tim sheehe Elizabeth Hasselback, Alina Hobbit. Tonight,
Speaker 1: Patrick bed David will join us a podcaster. And the
Speaker 1: Navy seals that were there defending Pete Hegseth. They were
Speaker 1: there early in the morning, like in the overnight hours
Speaker 1: to get in line to be at the hearing. Amazing anyway,
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Speaker 1: Back here tomorrow. Thank you for making this show possible.