Speaker 1: High.
Speaker 2: We have big breaking news news round up information overload.
Speaker 2: Our former Trump national security advisor John Bolton has been indicted.
Speaker 2: His former national security advisor you know turned basically turned
Speaker 2: Trump hater twenty four to seven indicted by a federal
Speaker 2: grand jury, this one in Maryland. According to two sources,
Speaker 2: Bolton is expected to surrender himself as soon as Friday
Speaker 2: to authorities at federal court in Greenbelt. Bolton has been
Speaker 2: under investigation. Allegation is the unlawful handling of classified information,
Speaker 2: and it becomes the third high profile individual from you
Speaker 2: know deep state Trump pating operative now to be indicted.
Speaker 2: He allegedly shared highly classified information with his wife and
Speaker 2: daughter over email. I mean, by the way, these are
Speaker 2: things that when this happens, you do know that there
Speaker 2: is there is absolutely positively you know, a record of
Speaker 2: this and and they they use all that stuff anyway,
Speaker 2: so you know previously, you know, told the CNN Fake
Speaker 2: new CNN. The part of the Justice Department's investigation surrounding
Speaker 2: around notes he was making to himself in an email
Speaker 2: account of times writing summaries of his activities like diary
Speaker 2: entries when he was working for Trump and FBI agents
Speaker 2: executed a search warrant on Bolton's Maryland home and Washington
Speaker 2: office this summer, and the agencies multiple documents labeled secret
Speaker 2: and confidential and classified, including some about weapons of mass destruction.
Speaker 2: I have a history with John boll I know John Bolton.
Speaker 2: I used to know him pretty well. And I remember
Speaker 2: during Trump's first term, and I remember he called me,
Speaker 2: and I remember where I was.
Speaker 1: At the moment of this call.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I remember it, because it was
Speaker 2: an interesting conversation. He's asking me to advocate for him
Speaker 2: to get in the administration in terms of being national
Speaker 2: security advisor. And I said, okay, I said, John, I've
Speaker 2: known you a long time. I said, your philosophy does
Speaker 2: not align with that of Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump. It just doesn't.
Speaker 2: And he kept assuring me, no, no, no, I Mike, well,
Speaker 2: you've changed every belief system you've had over the years,
Speaker 2: which is why that you know, when he left, he's
Speaker 2: become such a you know, fierce Trump paiding critic. But anyway,
Speaker 2: they indicted him eighteen counts of the illegally hoarding and
Speaker 2: or sending sensitive national security information. Leave you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: this is this is a big deal. The the interesting
Speaker 2: thing is is there have been other people too that
Speaker 2: have been accused of this, obviously, you know. The one
Speaker 2: that comes to mind at the top, and the person
Speaker 2: that I think had the most egregious, you know, abuse
Speaker 2: of classified and top secret information was Hillary Clinton. Remember
Speaker 2: they had our servers that were full of them, full
Speaker 2: of them, and Hillary Clinton all of a sudden, nobody
Speaker 2: in this country had ever heard of bleach Pit. Nobody
Speaker 2: in this country when we learned, and then James Comey's infamous,
Speaker 2: infamous press conference, no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute. And then
Speaker 2: you go down the line and the rate at mar
Speaker 2: A Lago says, oh, I guess a prosecutor would prosecute
Speaker 2: if their last name is Donald Trump. And therein lies
Speaker 2: the double standard. Anyway, So this grand jury today indicting
Speaker 2: Bolton on charges of mishandling classified information and accusing him
Speaker 2: of sending that information through his personal AOL email account.
Speaker 2: The indictment alleges Bolton knowingly transmitted materials related to foreign
Speaker 2: policy matters communicating with outside contacts after leaving the White House.
Speaker 2: If convicted, he could face up to ten years in prison.
Speaker 2: You know, but I also believe in the presumption of
Speaker 2: innocence and so on and so forth. But I'm you know,
Speaker 2: at this point, you know, well, let's see what happens.
Speaker 2: But this seemed inevitable because the early press reports were
Speaker 2: that this that they had gotten this information. Remember that
Speaker 2: one day that they were outside of his home and
Speaker 2: stayed there, you know, for hours and hours on end,
Speaker 2: and then they were removing all these boxes and everything
Speaker 2: in between. So you know, the issue of top secret
Speaker 2: classified information is important. What makes the Trump case so different, though,
Speaker 2: is this is the Presidential Record's Act applies only to
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Hillary Clinton did not have the same application
Speaker 2: because she was only a Secretary of State.
Speaker 1: And hold on, I'm reading a note here, and Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton was just the secretary of State.
Speaker 2: She had no such privilege, She had no she had
Speaker 2: no reason to have all of this information on her servers. Now,
Speaker 2: the untold truth about the Hillary Clinton story is not
Speaker 2: only did James Comy give her a pass, but if
Speaker 2: you remember then the issue of Anthony Wiener's laptop came
Speaker 2: on and on that laptop or some of the server
Speaker 2: information that Comy knew about. Now, my sources at the
Speaker 2: time had told me, I've never really been able to
Speaker 2: fully confirm and corroborate. James Comy had zero intention, zero
Speaker 2: intention of ever getting that information out before the election
Speaker 2: in twenty sixteen, you know. And anyway, so and what
Speaker 2: I was told is that New York officials, law enforcement
Speaker 2: officials that knew about it, they were the ones that
Speaker 2: actually put the pressure on Comy, and that at that point,
Speaker 2: only because Comy knew that he'd be circumvented and embarrassed
Speaker 2: for not bringing it out publicly was the only reason
Speaker 2: that it was made public, made public in pretty remarkable
Speaker 2: times that we're living. And I'll tell you that we
Speaker 2: have discussed at length this grand conspiracy and this double
Speaker 2: standard that does exist in this country. And this is
Speaker 2: what Cash Bettel has said that he is investigating. And
Speaker 2: I can tell you that, you know, when you look
Speaker 2: at the totality of everything that has happened. And we
Speaker 2: got into this in great specificity, in detail on the
Speaker 2: program yesterday with Eric Trump and Eric Trump's book, by
Speaker 2: the way, number one all over the Amazon show charts,
Speaker 2: Under Siege, My Families Fight to save our nation. You know,
Speaker 2: I never give anyone an hour and a half on
Speaker 2: a show just to talk about it, but it runs
Speaker 2: so deep but if you go through the entire process
Speaker 2: of this, you know, for any other candidate up to
Speaker 2: that point in history, the top secret classified information all
Speaker 2: over their servers, and then when an investigation begins, she
Speaker 2: washes these these servers clean with bleach bit. I don't
Speaker 2: think many Americans had ever heard of it before. Remember,
Speaker 2: you know, there was a famous question of Fox reporter asked,
Speaker 2: you know, you did you wash the servers cleaning? She's like,
Speaker 2: what you mean, like with a cloth and just dumb
Speaker 2: comments like that. But those are the comments that she made.
Speaker 2: And so what spectacular about it is nothing happened. And
Speaker 2: then the infamous July twenty sixteen presser. Now immediately thereafter,
Speaker 2: you know, then they launch launch what is the beginnings
Speaker 2: of the Russia hoax immediately after, and that's when we
Speaker 2: begin to see, you know, what became ten years of
Speaker 2: deep state operatives, you know, basically conspiring to impact elections.
Speaker 2: When I talk about cinderblocks on the scales of elections,
Speaker 2: this is specifically what I'm talking about. And then it
Speaker 2: got deeper. Now we know because of Tulsi's declassification, we've
Speaker 2: learned a lot. We know about meetings that took place
Speaker 2: as early as August the twenty sixteen about Hillary Clinton's
Speaker 2: dirty Russian disinformation dossier in her plot, plan and scheme
Speaker 2: to smear Trump and the lead up to the twenty
Speaker 2: sixteen election and ty Donald Trump in ways that were
Speaker 2: knowingly false to Russia and in fact they were in
Speaker 2: many ways successful except they weren't successful and winning the election.
Speaker 2: And then of course that dossier, which was never verified
Speaker 2: as a matter of fact, unverify a bowl and then
Speaker 2: by December of twenty sixteen totally defunked, became the basis
Speaker 2: of what became four PISA applications, destroying the life of
Speaker 2: one Carter page number one and number two. Back during
Speaker 2: the ability of deep state operatives to look into all
Speaker 2: things Trump world, including the Trump campaign later his transition
Speaker 2: team after he won, and then of course look into
Speaker 2: the Trump presidency that went on for a full year
Speaker 2: from October of twenty sixteen through October twenty seventeen, you know,
Speaker 2: And again then the famous hearings of Lindsey Graham years later,
Speaker 2: knowing what you know now, would you have signed the
Speaker 2: PISA warrant?
Speaker 1: Nope?
Speaker 2: Nope, nope, nope, nope, But the law did require and
Speaker 2: they never followed through on it. The law required that
Speaker 2: if they discovered that the information presented to the PHISA
Speaker 2: Court ended up being false, that they themselves had to
Speaker 2: go back to the PHISA Court and tell them the
Speaker 2: information was false. And the basis of those PIZA applications,
Speaker 2: all four of them.
Speaker 1: Were the Dirty Dossier.
Speaker 2: And then you recall the declassified documents again at Tulsea,
Speaker 2: Gabbard showed us that senior career intelligence officials after the
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen election had assessed that, in fact, there was
Speaker 2: no Trump Russia collusion.
Speaker 1: Senior career people.
Speaker 2: Well, then Barack Obama, according to the declassification, didn't like
Speaker 2: that assessment, and he called for a new intelligence assessment.
Speaker 2: And hence you bring in Clapper and Brennan and others.
Speaker 2: And what they did is, well, the dossier was first
Speaker 2: designed to help Hillary Clinton win the election, and it failed.
Speaker 2: Then they set a trap for Donald Trump to sabotage
Speaker 2: him by having another investigation contradicting senior career intelligence officials
Speaker 2: and their assessment of Trump Russia collusion that didn't exist,
Speaker 2: and they came up with a whole different conclusion, and
Speaker 2: that led to three years of Russia Russia Russia and
Speaker 2: the Russia hoax, and then the Grand Conspiracy then spreads
Speaker 2: out beyond them, and then it goes to the year
Speaker 2: twenty twenty and the lead up to that election. And remember,
Speaker 2: the FBI knew that Hunter Biden's laptop, They verified its
Speaker 2: authenticity of March of twenty twenty. They also knew that
Speaker 2: then attorney for Rudy Giuliani, Bob Costello, had a copy
Speaker 2: of it. They then went about the business of pre
Speaker 2: bunking that laptop by meeting weekly with big tech companies
Speaker 2: for the purpose of telling big tech companies, you might
Speaker 2: be a victim of Russian disinformation and maybe about Hunter,
Speaker 2: maybe about Joe, maybe about this person, maybe about that person,
Speaker 2: and lo and behold it was effective. And you know, then,
Speaker 2: had the country known that the laptop was very real,
Speaker 2: and all the items on the laptop and all the
Speaker 2: financial connections with Hunter and implications of Hunter of his
Speaker 2: own father, half his income to Pops, paying for pops
Speaker 2: his home repairs out of this account, this account, and
Speaker 2: this account is there's no way that would not have
Speaker 2: dramatically had an impact on the election. And when the FBI,
Speaker 2: who had been pre bunking with big tech companies When
Speaker 2: they were approached by then Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg, he said,
Speaker 2: is this what you're.
Speaker 1: Warning us about?
Speaker 2: They wouldn't answer and told the truth even though they
Speaker 2: knew it was authentic. And the same thing you know
Speaker 2: with other big tech companies. You know, Jack Dorsey a
Speaker 2: Twitter at the time, wanted to know is it true
Speaker 2: or not? And that then that then suppressed the story
Speaker 2: and it cast a shadow on that story. And then
Speaker 2: you can look at Okay, well that's part of grand
Speaker 2: conspiracy part number two. Then you go from the year
Speaker 2: twenty twenty to the year twenty twenty four, and what
Speaker 2: do we have? We have, Oh, Letitia James, get Trump,
Speaker 2: Alvin Bragg, get Trump, You have a lot novel legal theory.
Speaker 2: Thirty four charges on a statue of the limitations issue
Speaker 2: that had a long passed the legal NDA, labeled as
Speaker 2: an NDA and paid for is a non disclosure attorney's fee,
Speaker 2: perfectly legal. They somehow come up with this theory. Nobody
Speaker 2: seemed to care in Letitia's James case. Oh Let's value
Speaker 2: mare Lago had a ridiculous sum of eight million. Did
Speaker 2: any liberal, anybody in the media, anyone on fake new CNN,
Speaker 2: anyone on MSDNC. Did anyone ever speak up and say
Speaker 2: this is ridiculous. No, they did not. They did not care,
Speaker 2: you know, just like they went after Trump in Georgia,
Speaker 2: just like they went after Trump, just like they rated
Speaker 2: Mara a Lago. And now we see that Jack Smith,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of you know, a lot of questions
Speaker 2: coming his way. Is the House Judiciary Committee chair, it
Speaker 2: is now demanding answers from Jack Smith on this weaponized
Speaker 2: Department of Justice, et cetera. By the way, the great one,
Speaker 2: Mark Levin, How lucky we are to have Mark Levin,
Speaker 2: the great legal mind of Mark Levin, great one. Thank me,
Speaker 2: God bless us. I don't have a lot of time,
Speaker 2: but I'm glad. I'm glad we got you.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just kidding. How are you, brother?
Speaker 1: I'm good, my brother.
Speaker 2: You know, when I'm on stage, I think, what that's
Speaker 2: the biggest laugh is when I do an imitation of you.
Speaker 1: I thought, pet I'm done.
Speaker 3: Well, that's good, that's good. I'm glad I bring joy
Speaker 3: and levity to your audience.
Speaker 2: On you're on stage, you do you have a quick
Speaker 2: reaction on this?
Speaker 1: I know you'll be talking about it on your show.
Speaker 3: Well with John Bolton. Look, it's look. I served in
Speaker 3: the government eight years in the regular administration, including in
Speaker 3: the same department he served a Department of Justice. You
Speaker 3: don't take class by information home. You don't take it
Speaker 3: home when you're working there, and sure us, I'll don't
Speaker 3: take it home when you're done. And when you work
Speaker 3: for the President of the United States and you're fired
Speaker 3: or otherwise removed, you don't take class by the information
Speaker 3: with you either. And so the Espionage Act is well
Speaker 3: known to everybody who works and handles this type of document.
Speaker 3: The only person that has a party to declassified class
Speaker 3: and I would argue bringing home with him as the
Speaker 3: President of the United States, not even the vice president.
Speaker 3: So Bolton knew this, and he got caught. And this
Speaker 3: is more than his book, which was bad enough. He
Speaker 3: was worn by federal Judge Royce Lambert, who told him
Speaker 3: you took information home, you used it on your book
Speaker 3: and so forth. He said, at great risk. He looked
Speaker 3: at the information and camera, meaning in his courtroom by himself.
Speaker 3: He said it was clearly classified information, very serious information.
Speaker 3: And he admonished Bolton. But he couldn't give me the
Speaker 3: injunction to the government because the information was already out.
Speaker 3: Bolton took a chance, and he took another chance, apparently
Speaker 3: with other documents. So look, I know John a long time,
Speaker 3: so do you. I think the way that he handled
Speaker 3: his job as National Security Council was appalling. You're not
Speaker 3: the president, you're an advisor to the president. If you
Speaker 3: don't want to do it, then you go away politely.
Speaker 3: There's all that, But that's not why he was charged.
Speaker 3: He was charged because this is within the four corner
Speaker 3: is to the espionageac That's why it was charged.
Speaker 2: But you know, the Biden Justice Department knew a lot
Speaker 2: about this, and there's been reports about this. The Biden
Speaker 2: Justice Department didn't do a thing, and then one of
Speaker 2: the loudest critics of Donald Trump became John Bolton. I
Speaker 2: wonder if there was a wink and not Well, if
Speaker 2: you're on our team and you're pounding Trump and you
Speaker 2: know you won't speak out in his favor, we might just,
Speaker 2: you know, look the other way on this.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm just guessing that's a complete theory I'm pulling out
Speaker 2: of thin air. But knowing how life works, I don't
Speaker 2: see it as not being a possibility.
Speaker 3: I love that when you do that, but listen, it's
Speaker 3: but there's other things too. I mean, if you're comy
Speaker 3: and you're Slee's ball and you're doing all kinds of
Speaker 3: very unethical things that could cross the line legally, you
Speaker 3: don't go on TV and beat your chest and act
Speaker 3: self righteous, which is what he always did. That guy
Speaker 3: is a complete immoral theffoon. And people have said, do
Speaker 3: you think it's a strong case. I don't know if
Speaker 3: it's a strong case. I'm just glad they brought the case,
Speaker 3: and I'm glad he's in federal court having to defend himself.
Speaker 3: He said he wanted his day in court. Now he
Speaker 3: got it. You look at all these guys, these former
Speaker 3: CIA guys, former Intel guys, to the National the Director
Speaker 3: of Intelligent Office, these guys were playing loose and fast
Speaker 3: with this classified information. They were politicizing it. And I
Speaker 3: think it's very important that this be revealed and exposed
Speaker 3: and these people be held to account. Can you imagine
Speaker 3: if if Trump hadn't won, they would double down on this.
Speaker 3: And my fear is if the Trump leaves it at
Speaker 3: some point when they went back to presidency, at some
Speaker 3: point they will they're going to be even more authoritarian.
Speaker 3: They love that word. They typically are what they call
Speaker 3: other people authoritarian, and these people really are. And I
Speaker 3: think they're going to double triple, quadruple down on this lawfare.
Speaker 3: I think these are very very dangerous people and the
Speaker 3: Democrat Party's dangerous. But in the case of Bolton, you know,
Speaker 3: it's like Datisia James.
Speaker 2: Either they have the documents so they don't. Either Latisia James,
Speaker 2: you know, said this was going to be your primary residence,
Speaker 2: or she didn't. It's really good white in their cases,
Speaker 2: it's black and white. Yeah, either call me lied or
Speaker 2: he didn't.
Speaker 3: Well, the irony with Latsia James as she brings these
Speaker 3: phony charges against the President Trump, who not only paid
Speaker 3: off all of his mortgages and so forth, he did
Speaker 3: it before they were due and the bankholders were very
Speaker 3: happy with it. He didn't have a single bit has
Speaker 3: to testify against him, a single complaint against him. He
Speaker 3: didn't do anything wrong. Now she did all that knowing
Speaker 3: full well that she's a crook, excuse me, an alleged crook. Well,
Speaker 3: how many primary residences can you have and how is
Speaker 3: that primary residence in Norfolk, Virginia? I mean, is the
Speaker 3: attorney general while.
Speaker 1: You're Attorney General of New York. It's impossible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's a fool.
Speaker 2: You know before you joined us, I don't. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you you heard. I'm sure you were prepping
Speaker 2: for your show. But I told the story, and I
Speaker 2: remember where I was at the time, and Bolton called me,
Speaker 2: and he had worked at Fox for a period, and
Speaker 2: you know, I knew him, got along fine with him,
Speaker 2: and he was asking me, you know, if I put
Speaker 2: in a good word for him.
Speaker 1: First of all, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm not a member of the personnel department of the
Speaker 2: White House. And it was in Trump's first term, and
Speaker 2: I said to him, I'll never forget. I said, John,
Speaker 2: you don't agree with his foreign policy. You're very rigid
Speaker 2: in your belief Sometimes I agree with you, sometimes I
Speaker 2: do not. I said, you know, how are you going
Speaker 2: to reconcile your views versus the presidents? And he assured
Speaker 2: me up and down sideways and crossways, No, no, no,
Speaker 2: I'll be there to serve the president's policies. And I said,
Speaker 2: I said, that's imperative, John, if you're going to work
Speaker 2: for the president, he's the commander in chief and again,
Speaker 2: he assured me. And I honestly think he went in
Speaker 2: there with his own agenda. Sounds like to me.
Speaker 3: Sounds like to me, And you don't leave and then
Speaker 3: write a quote unquote Tello book with classified knowledge in
Speaker 3: their classified information you know I worked for. I can't
Speaker 3: even count three four different cabinet secretaries, including the Attorney
Speaker 3: General the United States. I've written what now, ten books,
Speaker 3: eleven books. I've never written a Tellow book. None of
Speaker 3: it has classified information. I don't write about my days
Speaker 3: in the regular administration at the Justice Department under Edmees.
Speaker 3: When you're chiefest staff to Attorney General, when you're a
Speaker 3: national security advisor, it is not You're not at liberty
Speaker 3: to use that position to gather that information to enrich yourself,
Speaker 3: or at liberty to start squawking about the person you
Speaker 3: work for. How the hell are they supposed to get
Speaker 3: the kind of loyal confidential information they want and if
Speaker 3: they disagree with you. He's elected president of the United States.
Speaker 3: In my case, Attorney General Meats was opponed by the president.
Speaker 3: I'm not the Attorney General. This guy's not the President
Speaker 3: of the United States.
Speaker 4: But you know, some of.
Speaker 3: These guys have an ego Sean that can't be fit
Speaker 3: in the Empire state building. They're just you know, they're
Speaker 3: crazy with this self promotion kind of stuff. And he
Speaker 3: wrote this book which was a dud, and it included
Speaker 3: information it shouldn't and you write about the Biden administration.
Speaker 3: He was being investigated by the Trump administration. Then Biden
Speaker 3: comes in and they kill the whole thing. But apparently
Speaker 3: this goes beyond this, It goes beyond that. Not apparently
Speaker 3: it does. He took other classified information with him. I
Speaker 3: have no classified information in my house. What the hell
Speaker 3: am I going to do with it? Number one, you're
Speaker 3: not supposed to do it? And number two, what are
Speaker 3: you going to do with it? And so the government
Speaker 3: has every right to charge somebody like this. This is
Speaker 3: what they tried to depend on the President of the
Speaker 3: United States. But absolute constitutional immunity. He is the executive.
Speaker 1: Called the Presidential Records Act. Mark has a name.
Speaker 3: And beyond that, under the constitution, he has the power.
Speaker 3: He is the executive branch with a coy.
Speaker 2: He decides what's classified and what's not. Listen, great one,
Speaker 2: we'll be we'll be listening. I got a roll. We'll
Speaker 2: take a break.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. We'll hit the phones when we
Speaker 1: get back.
Speaker 2: Your reaction to this a more eight hundred and nine
Speaker 2: four one sean as we continue. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you noticed this, Linda, but uh, well, first of all,
Speaker 2: there's a debate tonight. There's two debates tonight. You have
Speaker 2: Jay Jones in South Carolina. But the big debate that
Speaker 2: I think everyone's going to pay attention to. It's I
Speaker 2: guess at seven o'clock Eastern is Moron uh sorry, Zoron
Speaker 2: Kami Mamdani Marxist Mamdani is going to be debating Andrew
Speaker 2: Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: And I'm telling you right now, I've known Curtis for decades.
Speaker 2: Just buckle up. This is this is going to be
Speaker 2: musty TV. And anyway, we'll have the highlights on Hannity
Speaker 2: tonight right after it happens. And he's said, Curtis is
Speaker 2: actually gonna walk it's a right across the street from
Speaker 2: where foxes. Who's going to walk across the street and
Speaker 2: come on the TV show, which we're you know, we're
Speaker 2: very grateful for. But Curtis was on with Charlemagne. It's
Speaker 2: how do you say it? Doug god Da, how do
Speaker 2: you say.
Speaker 1: It, Charlemagne the god I thought it was a certain
Speaker 1: emphasis on the.
Speaker 2: Anyway, he was on the Breakfast Show, and actually I
Speaker 2: thought Charlemagne was was spare to him, which I was
Speaker 2: glad to see. I mean, I don't think he agrees
Speaker 2: with Curtis, but uh, he didn't hold back on the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club said if he wins, the billionaires, elites, professional politicians,
Speaker 2: they're not going to be running the city.
Speaker 1: He's going to be in the city. If there's one You're.
Speaker 2: Never going to see zoron you know, Marxist Kami Mamdani
Speaker 2: in the subways or on the streets of New York.
Speaker 2: I promise you know, he's going to be hiding out
Speaker 2: in New York's finest restaurants.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: He also claimed that he was offered a whopping ten
Speaker 2: million dollars to drop out of the mayoral race, but
Speaker 2: he refused, and he says now he needs he had
Speaker 2: to high armed security because he believes the same you know,
Speaker 2: people might be out to harm him for turning down
Speaker 2: their offer. Let's play a clip of this.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you straight up, the billionaires are not
Speaker 4: gonna determine who the next mayor of New York City is.
Speaker 4: Let the people decide. I trust people. I don't trust billionaires.
Speaker 4: I don't trust the professional political class. They are not
Speaker 4: gonna choose the mayor. Let the people decide if they
Speaker 4: choose Orhanman Dami. I'm not running away like Andrew Como said,
Speaker 4: Oh if he becomes mayor, I'm gonna run to Florida.
Speaker 1: I stay, I improve, I don't move. I was born
Speaker 1: in New York. They tried to kill me in New York.
Speaker 4: The god he's in Gambino shot me five times to
Speaker 4: the hollow point bullets in June of nineteen ninety two,
Speaker 4: and even when I survived, I never had armed security
Speaker 4: after that. Today I walk into your studios here, I
Speaker 4: have armed security with me. Former nypdcops. Why because I
Speaker 4: wouldn't take the payout from the billionaires to drop out?
Speaker 1: How much did they offer you?
Speaker 5: I thought you want to knew the used to go
Speaker 5: say that you was like, if one more billionaire calls
Speaker 5: me and offers me money.
Speaker 1: To drop on him or record the call and put
Speaker 1: it out, Yeah.
Speaker 4: They'll be talking to Alvin Bragg, the DA. But how
Speaker 4: ten million dollars with Jeeves stretch Limo show for no
Speaker 4: show job I ever got the same offer.
Speaker 2: Wow, I don't know, maybe you should have taken the
Speaker 2: ten million dollars.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 2: I admire Curtis's passion, commitment, love of New York City.
Speaker 2: He has it, and our friend Mark Simone has it.
Speaker 2: I just you know, you hate when I say this.
Speaker 2: I am cautiously optimistic. Maybe people will wake up. Maybe
Speaker 2: tonight's a turning point. I'm hoping. I'll tell you this.
Speaker 2: There's no way the real Curtis that I've known for
Speaker 2: decades doesn't show up tonight. He's gonna crush it tonight.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be great. Yeah, New York is New York
Speaker 2: is gonna be faced with a very stark choice election. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: the numbers, you know, don't look good.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And I try to be I'm never Pollyannish. I try
Speaker 2: to be realistic. You know we're gonna have new polling numbers.
Speaker 2: I got a little hint from Matt Towery. He said,
Speaker 2: both Virginia and New Jersey are tightening and very close. Also,
Speaker 2: I don't know what has happened to New York. As
Speaker 2: bad as it was when I left, it's gotten worse.
Speaker 2: You tell me that all the time. And you know,
Speaker 2: free he said he did a he was on with
Speaker 2: Martha McCallum yesterday, as you know, and I'm watching this.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't even condemn a terrorist organization Hamas and call
Speaker 2: and call on them to disarm to for the sake
Speaker 2: of peace in the Middle East.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Then he wants to issue an arrest for bb net
Speaker 2: and Yahoo, although he is absolutely no basis to do so,
Speaker 2: and the United States is not does not recognize he's
Speaker 2: the ICC, you know, the International Criminal Court.
Speaker 1: They don't recognize it. We shouldn't recognize it. What do
Speaker 1: we care? Would they say?
Speaker 2: And meanwhile, they've never called for the arrest of Hamas leaders,
Speaker 2: known terrorists, or any of these Iranium Mullahs as such hypocrites.
Speaker 2: You know, there was one article that the leaders shrunk
Speaker 2: somewhat since Eric Adams got out of the race a
Speaker 2: little bit. You know, Curtis is up, He's moving towards
Speaker 2: twenty percent. And then you've got Andrew Cuomo gain some
Speaker 2: of Eric Adams I guess constituents. But he won't. He
Speaker 2: won't ask Hamas to his arm. You know, he won't
Speaker 2: do anything that really matters.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But yesterday Sean he bashed Israel, saying he's not
Speaker 6: going to give Trump credit for bargaining and coordinating any
Speaker 6: deals between Hamas and Israel and the exchange of you know,
Speaker 6: the hostages for people that were put in prison for crime,
Speaker 6: and to put all that to the side for a moment.
Speaker 6: If you look at just yesterday, they're executing people that
Speaker 6: they believe we're working against Hamas, so they're executing their
Speaker 6: own people. But he goes on Martha McCallum and says, oh, yeah,
Speaker 6: the Israelis yesterday, we're already killing more people in Palestine.
Speaker 6: I'm like, bro, you are absurd. These people are executing
Speaker 6: their own people because they're working against anything that leads
Speaker 6: to peace. There is an ideology that they won't let go.
Speaker 6: And he's just repugnant and dishonest and unable to say
Speaker 6: it because he is a radical.
Speaker 1: He is radical.
Speaker 2: They're lining them up and they're putting them on their knees,
Speaker 2: and they're firing bullets in their head and killing anybody.
Speaker 1: They killed two kids yesterday, two kids. Sean doesn't stop.
Speaker 6: And they take pictures and they videotape it. It's not
Speaker 6: for debate. All you have to do is read their
Speaker 6: local news. It's not like it's some sort of fake
Speaker 6: al right wing crap.
Speaker 1: We have video of a lot of it. Now.
Speaker 2: Trump is warning that IDF troops may have to turn
Speaker 2: to the streets of Gaza, and he said I had
Speaker 2: to hold them back as of now. But they're working
Speaker 2: to establish a multinational security force that would be ideal
Speaker 2: rather than have Israel do it. However, Israel is not
Speaker 2: going to allow the rearming of Hamas. It's got to
Speaker 2: be a demilitarized zone. My hope is that you know,
Speaker 2: these Arab countries that for decades wanted no part of
Speaker 2: the peace process that met in Egypt with President Trump
Speaker 2: now understand the urgency and the time sensitivity to get
Speaker 2: in there and bring peace. By the way, simultaneously, you know,
Speaker 2: the President is dealing with Vladimir Putin, and you know
Speaker 2: we refer to this earlier. One interesting article in the
Speaker 2: UK Telegraph the crowds in Saint Petersburg are singing about
Speaker 2: overthrowing Putin.
Speaker 1: I thought that was interesting.
Speaker 2: It was funny today on truth Social as as Trump
Speaker 2: was on the phone with Putin talking I'm speaking to
Speaker 2: President Putin now he's putting up a post as he's
Speaker 2: on the phone Putin. The conversation is ongoing, a lengthy one,
Speaker 2: and I'll report the contents, as will President Putin at
Speaker 2: its conclusion. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Anyway.
Speaker 2: The Daily Mail reported that he said he will meet
Speaker 2: with Putin in Hungary to discuss ending the Ukraine War
Speaker 2: after this phone call today. You know, and I think
Speaker 2: Putin is scared to death that Donald Trump would sell
Speaker 2: NATO Tomahawk missiles, which means they got long range precision
Speaker 2: weaponry that could literally hit the Kremlin itself and start
Speaker 2: wiping out every one of their refineries, which would just
Speaker 2: bankrupt their economy. And you know, again, Donald Trump, the
Speaker 2: Trump doctrine remains the same.
Speaker 1: At all costs. You try to do everything in your
Speaker 1: power to get peace.
Speaker 2: When they get stubborn, then you show force, you show strength,
Speaker 2: and then they usually give in.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred ninety four one, Shawn is a number if
Speaker 2: you want to be a part of the program. I
Speaker 2: let's go to Let's see here. Catherine is in Virginia
Speaker 2: on the Sean Hannity Show. Hy Catherine, how are you?
Speaker 2: We're glad you called I.
Speaker 5: Was saying to be I'm a very big fan of yours.
Speaker 5: I've been lot to you for walking and listening for
Speaker 5: a long time. Thank you for taking my call. I
Speaker 5: wanted to thank you for bringing Virginia up into like
Speaker 5: the news cycle. I know a lot of people are
Speaker 5: talking about the Spamberger and Winsome fears debate, and I
Speaker 5: definitely think Winsome is the stronger candidate. I see a
Speaker 5: bunch of commercials for Spamberger all the time where it's
Speaker 5: exploiting minorities. It'll say low income families and then it'll
Speaker 5: show like a black family or minorities that don't get attention,
Speaker 5: and then she's only with minorities, almost like putting a
Speaker 5: spotlight on the fact that your life circumstances have nothing
Speaker 5: to do with poverty or low income. It has everything
Speaker 5: to do with your skin color. And it's the fake
Speaker 5: narratives that she's just projecting. It's so uncomfortable, you have
Speaker 5: been sick with down for dinner and that even just
Speaker 5: flood of his commercials that are just exploiting minorities, and
Speaker 5: it's what she's running off of.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, when some sears is an African American woman.
Speaker 1: I love her. I think she's great.
Speaker 2: I think she'd be a great governor for the Commonwealth,
Speaker 2: a great follow up to Glenn Youngkin. I will tell
Speaker 2: you her lack of political courage we've played, you know,
Speaker 2: her unwillingness to condemn Jay Jones who threatened to kill
Speaker 2: the speaker and his family. I mean, wow, that's not
Speaker 2: a tough one for me. And there's no moral ambiguity there,
Speaker 2: or the issue of you know, men being allowed in girls'
Speaker 2: locker rooms and all these other bizarre positions. You know,
Speaker 2: her position on the illegal immigrants and sanctuary state status
Speaker 2: and all this. You know, the problem that we have
Speaker 2: in both New Jersey and Virginia is well, New Jersey
Speaker 2: is a deep blue state. However, Jack Shidarelli, the people
Speaker 2: in New Jersey have had it. You know, this woman
Speaker 2: just can't make up her mind. Why she didn't walk
Speaker 2: with her class at the Naval Academy. She just flat
Speaker 2: out said, I'm not going to commit to you know,
Speaker 2: not raising taxes, even though New Jersey is one of
Speaker 2: the highest tax states in the country. And you know,
Speaker 2: so these candidates are struggling now because they know if
Speaker 2: they give the truthful answer where they really stand that
Speaker 2: it is at odds with where the culture is right now.
Speaker 2: By the way, you sound very young, are you, may
Speaker 2: I ask you in college or so?
Speaker 5: I am not that young, but I am in college.
Speaker 5: I'm thirty one. I went back. I left college in
Speaker 5: my early twenties to get a job and help my
Speaker 5: mom financially, and then my husband's given me the green
Speaker 5: light to go back to college. So it definitely it's
Speaker 5: even more obvious how indoctrinated our colleges still are, even
Speaker 5: though President Trump has done so much to kind of
Speaker 5: move everyone away from that. I go to class every
Speaker 5: day and I can tell I don't know if it's
Speaker 5: because my frontal cortex has developed because I have common sense,
Speaker 5: but the narrative that I feel like even teachers are
Speaker 5: pushing these days is so far left that it's almost
Speaker 5: it's completely mental. I don't understand it. So I live
Speaker 5: the real world, but I also go into college and
Speaker 5: I feel like these kids are given a red, bad,
Speaker 5: blue good. Whoever's Democrat is who you need to go with.
Speaker 5: Even just yesterday, I heard in one of my classes
Speaker 5: the teacher promoting protests that actually assign you to call
Speaker 5: centers for different states for candidates, and the candidate you
Speaker 5: were just referencing from New York, I don't know where.
Speaker 5: It's his name, Mandali. He has a call center that
Speaker 5: college teams are signing up for to call people, cold
Speaker 5: call people to promote him in different states. So it's
Speaker 5: a narrative that's being pushed widespread.
Speaker 2: You know, Can I ask you what you're studying, what
Speaker 2: your career goals may be.
Speaker 5: I am actually looking put to be a sign language interpreter,
Speaker 5: which is in a specialty degree, So I have to
Speaker 5: get a bachelor's before or excuse me, an associates before
Speaker 5: I transfer. But right now I'm just trying to finish
Speaker 5: the first degree. I graduated high school and then went
Speaker 5: to college for a semester.
Speaker 2: And now it sounds you were taking care of your mom. God,
Speaker 2: but you know what good for you? That shows your
Speaker 2: character and what a great person you are. I can
Speaker 2: just say this. You know you're going to face this
Speaker 2: pias your whole life. But as you get older, you're
Speaker 2: going to get more and more confident in your views,
Speaker 2: more articulate in expressing them, and you will find that
Speaker 2: you're going to draw really good people to you that
Speaker 2: you never imagined, and doors will open like you never
Speaker 2: imagined as well. It's just the way life works. But
Speaker 2: you should be very proud of yourself. It's it's hard
Speaker 2: to go back to school after you've been out, you know,
Speaker 2: after you didn't go in the beginning. And I admire
Speaker 2: you for doing it, and I really want to wish
Speaker 2: you and your family all the best, and I hope
Speaker 2: you'll call us back again.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much. God blessing mister.
Speaker 2: Hannity, God bless you too. Eight hundred nine four one, Sean,
Speaker 2: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: All right, that's gonna wrap things up today. We have
Speaker 2: a great show tonight. Right after the debate in New
Speaker 2: York City Mayor ol debate, Curtis Sliwa will join us.
Speaker 2: Jason Mayaris, who's debating in Jay Jones in the Commonwealth
Speaker 2: of Virginia. That's going to be fiery. He'll join us
Speaker 2: after his debate. We have new polls out of New
Speaker 2: Jersey and Virginia. We'll check in with Matt Towry, Robert Kahley.
Speaker 2: We'll have the latest legal updates with Jonathan Turley, Trey Goudy,
Speaker 2: Joe Concha, Kelly An Comway. You DVR Tonight Hannity nine
Speaker 2: Eastern on Fox. We'll see you then, great show tonight,
Speaker 2: back here tomorrow. Thank you for making this show possible.