Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: News Round have been in Information Overload Hour this Friday,
Speaker 2: toll free on numbers eight hundred and nine to fourt
Speaker 2: one seawan if you want to be a part of
Speaker 2: the program, you know, we have spent a lot of
Speaker 2: time exposing the radicalized DSA agenda. We pointed out since
Speaker 2: twenty nineteen, two hundred and fifty of these lunatics and
Speaker 2: their stated positions on their own website.
Speaker 1: We've had a number of them on. We try to
Speaker 1: talk to a lot of.
Speaker 2: Them, and some of them are very open and honest
Speaker 2: about how crazy they are.
Speaker 1: The others will try to hide it.
Speaker 2: One thing we're pivoting to as well, and that is
Speaker 2: there's so much that President Trump has done that he
Speaker 2: doesn't get credit for.
Speaker 1: He closed the border.
Speaker 2: I mean it was the worst most preventable national security
Speaker 2: disaster that Biden Harris Mayorc has put on this country.
Speaker 2: I mean from over two hundred countries unvetted Harris Biden
Speaker 2: mayorcis illegals, known terrorists, murders, rapists, child molesters, other violent criminals,
Speaker 2: cartel members, gang members, and what do we see. We
Speaker 2: see that. Yeah, it's had a great effect. Ten thousand
Speaker 2: individuals with narco terrorism ties Donald Trump prevented from getting
Speaker 2: in this country. He signed the Halt Fentanyl Act, permanently
Speaker 2: classifying ventanyl related substances Schedule one drug. Nobody in the
Speaker 2: legacy media model will ever ever talk about this. Here's
Speaker 2: one big thing. President Trump negotiated most favored nation pricing
Speaker 2: agreements with all seventeen of the world's largest drug makers.
Speaker 2: Convinced hundreds of stakeholders accounting for eighty percent of power
Speaker 2: delivered to American homes and businesses to sign the Ratepayer
Speaker 2: Protection Pledge, secured price cuts from the nation's largest grocery chains,
Speaker 2: signed the Working Families Tax Cuts into law, and Democrats, no,
Speaker 2: they didn't want to get a tax cut. People are
Speaker 2: see more money in their paycheck, more take home pay
Speaker 2: than they've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: One of the biggest things that he's done is on healthcare.
Speaker 2: Prescription drug prices down four percent since President Trump took office.
Speaker 2: It has fallen every month this year alone. We had
Speaker 2: great economic news today. The Atlanta Fed is saying that
Speaker 2: we're going to have four percent growth for the third quarter.
Speaker 2: That is phenomenal news. Joe Biden can only dream of that.
Speaker 2: US business growth is at a fifty two month high
Speaker 2: so far in August. I mean, this is all good news,
Speaker 2: but you'll never learn about it from the legacy media
Speaker 2: because they hate Trump and they push and they'll never
Speaker 2: vet these DSA lunatics.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Doctor Oz is with us.
Speaker 2: He's the seventeenth administrator of the Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services.
Speaker 1: He has breaking news today.
Speaker 2: The President promised to slash prescription drug prices and he's delivered,
Speaker 2: and we have new data that confirms that.
Speaker 1: Doctor os. Welcome back, my friend.
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me on. So beautiful to articulate it,
Speaker 3: and is just what the doctor ordered. We have the
Speaker 3: fastest drop in drug prices ever in American history over
Speaker 3: the past six months, over the past year, it's dropped
Speaker 3: so far that the last time we were even close
Speaker 3: was nineteen sixty three. And that is an important point
Speaker 3: because that was the first time that, under a lot
Speaker 3: of pressure, Congress said that drug companies had to actually
Speaker 3: show that their products worked.
Speaker 4: Think about that.
Speaker 3: Until then, it was only about safety. They actually had
Speaker 3: to say, hey, listen, actually works to do what it's
Speaker 3: supposed to do. And that caused the drug prices the
Speaker 3: creator because they had to take a step back and
Speaker 3: actually reclassify what they're doing. The only other thing that
Speaker 3: could possibly have happened of that magnitude was President Trump.
Speaker 3: He comes in the office, he said, my people that
Speaker 3: I keep talking to the caddies on my golf course
Speaker 3: and the folks who work around me, all they always
Speaker 3: say that they can't kick up their drugs. It's too expensive.
Speaker 4: Turns out he's right.
Speaker 3: One in three Americans roughly go to a drug store
Speaker 3: with a prescription from a doctor and have to lead
Speaker 3: empty handed Sean because they can't afford the medication if
Speaker 3: it's a brand product, so the President's.
Speaker 4: And how can that possibly be.
Speaker 3: It's not happening in Europe, not happening in Asia. The
Speaker 3: reason that happens is because we're paying three times more
Speaker 3: for the exact same drugs.
Speaker 4: Even if they're made in US facilities.
Speaker 3: And President, as you know, said no, moss as you described,
Speaker 3: most favored nation became the rule of the land. All
Speaker 3: the drug companies that represent eighty five percent of the drugs,
Speaker 3: we're getting more coming down the pike.
Speaker 4: I can announce. Our has said yes.
Speaker 3: And the beautiful part about this is we got foreign
Speaker 3: countries to pay more to these companies so they could
Speaker 3: charge us less. So we don't price control. We don't
Speaker 3: want to take away innovation. We want them saving people's
Speaker 3: lives with wonderfully complicated solutions to the challenging issues like
Speaker 3: cancer and autoimmune problems. But we don't want to pay
Speaker 3: more than anybody else. And it has led, especially with
Speaker 3: the reduction of the prices of the golp one drugs.
Speaker 3: Me they're still called batshot, as your friend the President's
Speaker 3: calls it. That is now at a price for many
Speaker 3: Medicare pagis of fifty dollars a month, down from twelve
Speaker 3: hundred dollars a month. That's why the drug prices have
Speaker 3: come down so far, and it's why this issue should
Speaker 3: be the front line, head center, headline, and yet it
Speaker 3: doesn't get the attention. Shocking because drug prices are these
Speaker 3: single biggest fear Americans have about healthcare and in one
Speaker 3: of the biggest ones of all with regard to affordability,
Speaker 3: no one hears about it.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's frustrating to me.
Speaker 2: And you know, I know the President calls of the
Speaker 2: fat shot, which I think is very humorous. Unfortunately, a
Speaker 2: lot of people don't have a sense of humor. You know,
Speaker 2: doctor Oz, I'm not a doctor. I'll ask you because
Speaker 2: you're a great doctor. And by the way, remember when
Speaker 2: I called you one morning I couldn't get out of
Speaker 2: bed because I have bulging discs in my cervical spine,
Speaker 2: and you were kind enough to get me an appointment
Speaker 2: within like an hour, and it was very early in
Speaker 2: the morning.
Speaker 1: And that's when I went on the you know, the steroids.
Speaker 2: The prenozone, and people said, look at Hannity's face, he
Speaker 2: looks like crap. I'm like, well, that's a side effect,
Speaker 2: a known side effect of predaz owe. But you know,
Speaker 2: it was probably the worst pain I ever had. And
Speaker 2: I will never take a pain till I'm afraid of them.
Speaker 2: Does that sound weird to you? I won't take them.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you're very very smart. You can never tell.
Speaker 3: The average person addicted to drugs as a construction worker,
Speaker 3: never took drugs in their life. They hurt their back,
Speaker 3: take dar cottage for two weeks, and they're hooked for life.
Speaker 3: That's the drug companies do this. By the way, That's
Speaker 3: why what happened with these narcotic solutions were so dangerous
Speaker 3: because they lie. They said that they had dated that
Speaker 3: these were non addictive solutions. In fact, they were all addictive.
Speaker 2: You know, it's frightening, but you know I'd rather than
Speaker 2: take off. I mean, I was feeling well enough to
Speaker 2: do the shows and I just did it. And then
Speaker 2: I guess I opened myself up to criticism. But let
Speaker 2: me ask you this because a lot of people I
Speaker 2: want to get into because you're talking about a major
Speaker 2: reduction most Favored nation status with the drug companies, because
Speaker 2: socialist countries would only pay ex out of money and
Speaker 2: that's it for medications, and the drug companies capitulated to
Speaker 2: foreign countries and we, the American people, paid a lot
Speaker 2: more for the same medicines, which was totally unfair. And
Speaker 2: I'll use for example, GLP one or the fat shot,
Speaker 2: and I know a ton of people that have lost
Speaker 2: a ton of weight using these GOLP ones. I have
Speaker 2: four friends that lost over one hundred pounds. Doctor Oz,
Speaker 2: you can't tell me that that's not healthy. Everything I've read,
Speaker 2: and I'm not a doctor, tells me that it's heart healthy.
Speaker 2: It has other benefits for people that are having trouble
Speaker 2: get into their proper weight, whatever that number is.
Speaker 1: How do you feel about them.
Speaker 3: I'm a big supporter and I'm putting my money and
Speaker 3: with countries money where my mouth is. When the President
Speaker 3: started raising these concerns, he wanted these drugs. He put
Speaker 3: on trump rx dot gov because he wanted to get
Speaker 3: these best prices transparently available to everybody. The fat shot
Speaker 3: that gop Wan's was top of the list. Why because
Speaker 3: we knew that there are a lot of people who
Speaker 3: would benefit from these drugs, and Sean, they actually believe
Speaker 3: what you're saying, but they can't afford the drug, so
Speaker 3: they couldn't use it. And so the reason we've created
Speaker 3: this wonderful program in Medicare fifty dollars a month was
Speaker 3: because we believe the medications work so well in the
Speaker 3: right people that it'll actually save the taxpayers money. Let
Speaker 3: me say that again. By taking the medication that helps
Speaker 3: people lose weight, because they'll get healthier and have less
Speaker 3: blood pressure problems, less diabetes problems, and downstream complications of
Speaker 3: those things strokes, heart attacks, kidney pilure will go down.
Speaker 3: We will actually save money and we'll save American lives,
Speaker 3: which is the most important thing, both ethically but also Sean,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna blow your mind. We ranom numbers on this.
Speaker 3: If we can get the average American to be healthy
Speaker 3: enough that they want to work one more year, that's
Speaker 3: where the US economy. That's the value we're talking about.
Speaker 3: So that we want these medications in the in the
Speaker 3: hands of people who need to use them for all
Speaker 3: the reasons I've stated, and the President made it possible
Speaker 3: for the first time ever, and because of that, we
Speaker 3: created drug prices.
Speaker 2: What about the fraud that you've been able to discover,
Speaker 2: because you've discovered billions of dollars in fraud, and I
Speaker 2: also want your reaction to the DSA pushing medicare for all.
Speaker 2: So much for keep your doctor, keep your plan, and
Speaker 2: save money. That failed miserably. The government can't even run
Speaker 2: schools properly. We pay more per capita per child with
Speaker 2: the worst results. So my question is, you know what
Speaker 2: is the answer for people?
Speaker 3: So let me to take the fraud issue first. We
Speaker 3: used to be a high trust society for a lot
Speaker 3: of reasons. There's a lower amount of trust, and what
Speaker 3: these frousters are doing is not just stealing our money,
Speaker 3: they're stealing our trust. They're further reducing our confidence in
Speaker 3: these systems, because if they're willing to steal it from
Speaker 3: poor people, which we never could have done that, like
Speaker 3: when Medicaid was created Medicare, that one would take money
Speaker 3: from poor people. Now we're witnessing foreign multinational corporations and
Speaker 3: companies doing this routinely, corrupt criminal organizations at scale, dealing
Speaker 3: money from the American taxpayer. Our agency is already already,
Speaker 3: just in last year, stopped forty two billion dollars from
Speaker 3: leaving the building. Forty two dollars that would have been stolen.
Speaker 3: And that's just the money that we didn't let go.
Speaker 3: Now imagine it went out the door, and we're now
Speaker 3: beginning to realize them. It's really important, Sean. The number
Speaker 3: one job in many states like New York and California
Speaker 3: and Pennsylvania, number one job is personal care services. That's
Speaker 3: someone carrying the grocerses upstairs for their parents to fraud.
Speaker 3: This is really important. Is not necessarily a flaw, it's
Speaker 3: actual a feature for some of these governors because they
Speaker 3: can take unemployed people and put them in a jobs program.
Speaker 3: Give them a job like carre the grocers of stairs
Speaker 3: for your parents, and I'll pay you seventeen bucks an
Speaker 3: hour which is what they do in California. That is
Speaker 3: now the number one job for that reason, more than retail,
Speaker 3: more than anything else. And here's the part that really
Speaker 3: bothers me. The unions. You're getting involved. The unions are
Speaker 3: now taking dues from these people, and with those dues
Speaker 3: they put money into political action committees and support their
Speaker 3: candidates in those states. So now you have political patronage.
Speaker 3: So the corruption, and it's not it's more than fraud.
Speaker 3: This is corruption, rioting of the foundation of the social network,
Speaker 3: and the nation is challenging. If you socialized medicine, you
Speaker 3: will weaponize this social unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Let me play something for you, because you talk about waste, fraud, abuse, corruption,
Speaker 2: Let me play quickly. Gavin Newsom bragging about giving health care,
Speaker 2: free health care to people that didn't respect our laws,
Speaker 2: borders and sovereignty in.
Speaker 3: A controversial way.
Speaker 1: I'm not naive and I'll take the grief.
Speaker 5: I said, I'm committed to universal health care, and I
Speaker 5: meant it the voters to me on multiple occasions, and
Speaker 5: we delivered it regardless of pre existing conditions, ability to pay,
Speaker 5: and immigration status.
Speaker 2: I mean, is is that not rewarding lawbreaking?
Speaker 3: Let me give you the backstory, Sewan, because this is
Speaker 3: going to really entertain everybody.
Speaker 4: So he speaks the big game.
Speaker 3: He's going to give you universal health care even if
Speaker 3: you don't have immigration status. Here's what ended up really happening,
Speaker 3: because he was actually not paying for it for himself.
Speaker 3: He was actually charging the federal government for those illegal
Speaker 3: immigrants getting medicaid in California. Once we stopped paying for it,
Speaker 3: guess what he did. He shut it down. So he
Speaker 3: talked the big games. I go to the restaurant ordering
Speaker 3: the best wine, the best food, but you're not picking
Speaker 3: up a tab, so of course you're a big spender.
Speaker 4: But as soon as the.
Speaker 3: Bill comes and they put it in your pens, all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, you don't want any of those things anymore.
Speaker 3: So I'll say that hen shockingly, although he spoke about
Speaker 3: those things, when we came in, we realized we needed
Speaker 3: to put a law in place, which we did one
Speaker 3: bigautiful bill to block that, and then we went after
Speaker 3: him for providing federal dollars to illegal immigrants. Because here's
Speaker 3: the deal. Why should do Mexico or Mississippi, poor states
Speaker 3: pay extra federal taxes so California can have the luxury
Speaker 3: of paying full benefits for illegal immigrants.
Speaker 4: And I'll shock you a little bit more.
Speaker 3: Medicare, which is a beautiful program for older people, has
Speaker 3: limitations like you don't get free dental, you don't get
Speaker 3: free vision in original Medicare, but not illegal immigrants in
Speaker 3: California they get everything free dental, free vision, free everything. Well,
Speaker 3: why would they ever go home? They're coming here not
Speaker 3: paying into the system, getting free benefits that you don't
Speaker 3: get if you're a senior who's paid it on your
Speaker 3: entire day.
Speaker 2: If I pick somebody up at the border and gave
Speaker 2: them a sandwich, I'd be arrested for aiding and a
Speaker 2: betting and law breaking, probably human trafficking, Doctor Oswick, just
Speaker 2: out of time. I want to thank you because you
Speaker 2: are doing a ton, to say, billions of dollars for
Speaker 2: the American people, of making people aware. Hey, Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: changing the system, but the media will never cover it,
Speaker 2: and you're doing a phenomenal job. I want to say
Speaker 2: thank you personally.
Speaker 4: God bless you, my friend. Thanks for you do foreign nation.
Speaker 2: Take care all right, you too, my friend. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety four one, Shawn is our number, all right?
Speaker 2: So Gavin Newsom is out there. Gavin Newsom is a
Speaker 2: no show governor. Gavin Newsom has the highest income taxes,
Speaker 2: sells taxes, gas taxes in the entire country. Gavin Newsom
Speaker 2: has the highest poverty rate. Gavin Newsom has the highest
Speaker 2: homelessness rate. Gavin Newsom's quality of life in big cities
Speaker 2: has gone to absolute. Adam schiff Uh he is a
Speaker 2: no show governor. Doesn't even take the time. They didn't
Speaker 2: have water in fire hydrants for predictable wildfires and predictable
Speaker 2: Santa Ana wins. He didn't have a reservoir with water
Speaker 2: in it either, again, predictable wildfires and Santa Ana wins.
Speaker 2: And they don't practice the science a forestry. That's pretty pathetic.
Speaker 2: Now he answers a question. Now, First, he was bragging
Speaker 2: about how he gives healthcare to illegals, even though it's controversial.
Speaker 2: You know, I give this universal health care. He talked
Speaker 2: about providing universal health care to illegal immigrants on MSDNC.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said.
Speaker 5: In a controversial way.
Speaker 1: I'm not naive and I'll take the grief.
Speaker 5: I said, I'm committed to universal health care, and I
Speaker 5: meant it. The voters supported me on multiple occasions, and
Speaker 5: we delivered it regardless of pre existing conditions, ability to pay,
Speaker 5: and immigration status.
Speaker 2: That's why with leaven the highest taxes in the country,
Speaker 2: they campounds the budget. Then asked if he thinks he'd
Speaker 2: be a good president. He can't even answer that question,
Speaker 2: considering he thinks he's beautiful in that interview with Katie Kirk.
Speaker 1: Listen, would you be a good president?
Speaker 4: We'll see.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: That's a difficult question to answer.
Speaker 4: I mean, and so I had no idea.
Speaker 5: I would like to think I would be, but that's
Speaker 5: for others to determine.
Speaker 1: By the way, I think I was a pretty good mayor.
Speaker 1: I think I'm pretty good. But people have different.
Speaker 5: Opinions, and so I'm not naive about any answer.
Speaker 2: You know, Steve Hilton, and friend of mine, is running
Speaker 2: for governor. I'm telling you people in California, this is
Speaker 2: probably your last shot. This is because if you know,
Speaker 2: if the Republicans lose another race out there, I don't
Speaker 2: see any way you can recover. Now, it's fascinating because
Speaker 2: also on the ballot is a wealth tax, and what
Speaker 2: has happened as a result of putting that on the
Speaker 2: ballot in November. Now that would be retroactive to January.
Speaker 2: So what have all the rich people like Mark Zuckerberg,
Speaker 2: two of the co founders are Google. What have they done?
Speaker 2: They've left, They've moved to my free state of Florida.
Speaker 2: What did Elon Musk do. He's no longer in Palo Alto,
Speaker 2: He's out. He's now in Austin, Texas. He left and
Speaker 2: with it, all the money, all the tax base goes
Speaker 2: with them. We have also a California Republican candidate. His
Speaker 2: name is Michael Gates. He's here to discuss the ongoing
Speaker 2: investigations into election irregularities misappropriation of federal funds for politicized efforts.
Speaker 2: California Supreme Court has set the date for oral arguments
Speaker 2: in two cases filed in response to Sheriff Chad Bianco's
Speaker 2: investigation into alleged election irregularities. But the Attorney General reported
Speaker 2: that filing eighty two lawsuits against the Trump administration protected
Speaker 2: an estimated two hundred and seven billion in federal funding
Speaker 2: for the state. Okay, so they're busy suing Trump full time.
Speaker 2: But the reality is this state can no longer to
Speaker 2: have a net migration with a geography as beautiful as
Speaker 2: California and I lived out there in the mid to
Speaker 2: late seventies. Is my numbing to me? It is unbelievable
Speaker 2: to me anyway, Michael Gates, California Republican candidate for Attorney Generals,
Speaker 2: How is it possible? Can you explain this to me,
Speaker 2: Gavin Briggs about giving healthcare benefits to people that didn't
Speaker 2: enter our country legally and using taxpayer dollars to do it,
Speaker 2: How is that not aiding and embedding and law breaking.
Speaker 7: Well, first of all, thank you for having me. Congratulations
Speaker 7: on your show. We love listening to you and watching
Speaker 7: you on Fox.
Speaker 6: So great job.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So we're The bottom line is we're lawless in California.
Speaker 7: There's just literally no law and order. Our leaders in Sacramento,
Speaker 7: both Newsom and Attorney General Robota, will look for any
Speaker 7: way to do anything they want, including recently, as you noted,
Speaker 7: summing their nose at federal law, like well established federal
Speaker 7: laws that have been on the books for decades, decades
Speaker 7: and decades, whether it's immigration law, whether it's the way
Speaker 7: in which healthcare is funded for citizens only, no matter
Speaker 7: what it is, they're thumbing their nose at federal law.
Speaker 7: And this is what I've been campaigning on. As you know,
Speaker 7: I'm a candidate for Attorney General running against Robota. We've
Speaker 7: got rescue California right now and rescue it from its lawlessness.
Speaker 7: I am going to return California to a law and
Speaker 7: order state. We are going to honor, respect, and abide
Speaker 7: by federal law and enforce all state laws. So we
Speaker 7: are literally in a state of lawlessness. And you mentioned
Speaker 7: the providing healthcare to illegals, and what people don't know
Speaker 7: is actually there are people who now reside in Mexico
Speaker 7: benefiting from health care services from California. So coverage from
Speaker 7: California because it's going to illegals. It's not just illegals
Speaker 7: that are physically present in California. It's actually being taken
Speaker 7: advantage of by people outside of the state because the
Speaker 7: rules are so loose and it's basically in anything goes.
Speaker 7: Rob Bonta is a terrible attorney general. He's been in
Speaker 7: office for five years since Newsom appointed him in twenty
Speaker 7: twenty one. He was appointed specifically I believe to run
Speaker 7: cover for corruption to look the other way. We are
Speaker 7: absolutely lawless in California. As you said, if we don't
Speaker 7: rescue it right now, California will be probably be lost forever.
Speaker 7: And that's why I am in this race. I was
Speaker 7: the city attorney of Huntington Beach for ten years, successful
Speaker 7: in fighting crime and maintaining law and order there. I
Speaker 7: worked in the Trump administration last year at the highest
Speaker 7: levels of federal government at the US Department of Justice.
Speaker 7: I have a great record of law and order, fighting crime,
Speaker 7: fighting corruption, and even on election integrity issues. I was
Speaker 7: the one that sued California for violating federal elections laws
Speaker 7: last year. So when you heard about the DJ suing
Speaker 7: California and other states for its federal elections violations, that
Speaker 7: was my lawsuit. So I was back in DC. Then
Speaker 7: I returned home to run for Attorney general. This is it,
Speaker 7: This is for all the marvels. If we don't rescue
Speaker 7: California right now, we're toast. And I'm a lifelong Californian
Speaker 7: and I know politics here, I know what's going on here.
Speaker 7: I'm ground zero. I get it, and we're in danger.
Speaker 7: I mean, this is really, really, this is we're in crisis.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just going to say it again, and you
Speaker 2: know we've had Steve Hilton on regularly, and you know
Speaker 2: we'll remind people about you as well. You would be
Speaker 2: a far better attorney general for the state of California.
Speaker 1: Michael.
Speaker 2: If people want to get in touch with you and
Speaker 2: get involved with you, how do they do that?
Speaker 7: Gates for AG dot com. That's Gates the number four
Speaker 7: AG dot com. And they can find me on social
Speaker 7: media by searching me, just follow and interact with my
Speaker 7: accounts to grow them. We have a great presence. We
Speaker 7: can do this. Rob Bonta is running scared. Our internal
Speaker 7: pulling numbers show that we're within single single digits of
Speaker 7: catching him, and so we're going to do quite well.
Speaker 7: Rick Rennell has endorsed me. Sheriff Chad Bion has endorsed me.
Speaker 7: Hilton has endorsed me. We are really going to hold
Speaker 7: Rob Bonte accountable. And I think when voters learn about
Speaker 7: this race and they understand what the issues are and
Speaker 7: how important the Attorney general's race is, by the way,
Speaker 7: and they vote for an alternative, we're going to win
Speaker 7: this race.
Speaker 4: We can rescue California.
Speaker 2: Well, I think this is the last shot, is like
Speaker 2: Bruce Blakeman's the last shot.
Speaker 1: Steve Hilton.
Speaker 2: You are the last shot in California, Bruce Blakeman, the
Speaker 2: last shot in New York. I wish you the best, Michael,
Speaker 2: we really do, and we'll keep our eye on your
Speaker 2: race and Steve Hilton's race.
Speaker 1: Thanks Sean, thank you, thanks man. Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and nine to four one, Sean, if you
Speaker 2: want to be a part of the program, all right,
Speaker 2: let's get to Kelly in the important state of Michigan. Kelly,
Speaker 2: how are you. What's going on? Glad you called Happy Friday?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Sean, I'm in Michigan here and part time resident
Speaker 8: in Sarasota. But I just wanted to say I'm very
Speaker 8: worried about l Sie getting into the Michigan Senate. And
Speaker 8: I'm really worried because the UAW is supporting him, and
Speaker 8: in Michigan probably I think it's one out of five
Speaker 8: people either work for the car companies or having a
Speaker 8: family member or relative to do so that's a whole
Speaker 8: lot of people. And I'm seeing a whole lot of
Speaker 8: commercials for him on TV. I see very few for
Speaker 8: Mike Rogers, and it's really concerning me. And I just
Speaker 8: don't understand why the UAW would be supporting him.
Speaker 1: Oh I do.
Speaker 2: I understand because there's an unholy alliance with unions and
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party. And how it works is this way.
Speaker 2: The unions help the Democrats get elected and they hope
Speaker 2: that they get you know, government handouts from government officials.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: I believe it's an unholy alliance. But they have that's
Speaker 2: a teachers union, the whole bit. And you know, it's
Speaker 2: unfortunate because the average UAW worker is not supporting ELSAIA.
Speaker 2: And I can promise you that part it is not
Speaker 2: the assault of the earth. People that work their butts
Speaker 2: off and they earn every dime they get. And I
Speaker 2: have nothing but deep respect for the workers that work
Speaker 2: for the UAW. I don't have respect for the leadership.
Speaker 8: But you know, I just don't understand how they can
Speaker 8: say we want him because he's going to give Medicare
Speaker 8: for all and they would give up their wonderful health care,
Speaker 8: the UAW members.
Speaker 1: And crazy dumb idea.
Speaker 2: Really, you know, And let me tell you America, look,
Speaker 2: we've got seventy four days. I'm just telling you this
Speaker 2: is real and that it's real in Michigan, Alaska, Iowa, Texas.
Speaker 2: It's real in New Hampshire. It's real in North Carolina
Speaker 2: and Georgia. I'm urging people to take this very, very
Speaker 2: clear and present danger to America as we know it
Speaker 2: seriously because this is what they really believe, what's on
Speaker 2: their website, Okay, and don't think they can't win.
Speaker 1: They can.
Speaker 2: So we need everybody to commit in their heart, mind
Speaker 2: and soul that you're going to vote this year.
Speaker 1: Kelly, you sound like a lovely person. Thank you.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you being with us. Let us say hi
Speaker 2: to Mark in North Carolina. Mark High, how are you
Speaker 2: glad you called?
Speaker 6: I think everyone is so frustrated with the ongoing food
Speaker 6: fight between the Democrats and the Republicans and so forth,
Speaker 6: and so I want to offer a couple of thoughts
Speaker 6: about how we can get beyond that, starting with the
Speaker 6: redistricting and the jerry mandering issue. And I bring a
Speaker 6: bit of background to this. I ran for Congress three
Speaker 6: times in California for the Libertarian Party in the eighties
Speaker 6: and early nineties. I want to say I'm no longer
Speaker 6: a libertarian, but back then, the Wall Street Journal was
Speaker 6: at editorials about how the House of Representatives had a
Speaker 6: ninety eight percent incumbency rate, and I don't know what
Speaker 6: the current number is. I think it's about ninety two percent.
Speaker 2: We yeah, ninety two to ninety five. It depends which
Speaker 2: study you look at, but it's pretty high, unfortunately. But
Speaker 2: jerry mandering played a big part of it. One advantage
Speaker 2: the Republicans. Finally this year. You know, Democrats have owned
Speaker 2: jerry mandering for decades. This year Republicans fought back and
Speaker 2: we may have as many as twelve to fourteen savee
Speaker 2: Republican seats as a result. That's a huge difference, and
Speaker 2: it's about time we got in that game. And you know,
Speaker 2: I wish Yanna followed through. We could have used those
Speaker 2: seats there, but they didn't.
Speaker 6: One hund and so we need to articulate things that
Speaker 6: we need to get back to the purpose intended by
Speaker 6: the founding fathers for the House of Representatives, which was
Speaker 6: to be the branch of government closest to the people.
Speaker 6: That's why it originated. The House originates taxes, it's why
Speaker 6: the terms are two years, it's why spending originates in
Speaker 6: the House. So if we have the districts drawn so
Speaker 6: that in effect, there is you know, a guaranteed lock
Speaker 6: for each district has a lock for a particular party,
Speaker 6: for the function of the House of the Representatives is foiled,
Speaker 6: and so we.
Speaker 2: Need to Looksten. I just think we need fairly drawn districts.
Speaker 2: That's it. And I don't think grace should be a factor.
Speaker 2: I don't think anything should be a factor. It should
Speaker 2: be you know, geographically, you know, a sensible area. I
Speaker 2: mean when I lived in Atlanta, they had a district
Speaker 2: drawn out for Cynthia McKinney was a congress at the time.
Speaker 2: It went from Atlanta to Savannah. It was like, you know,
Speaker 2: a snake drawn district is how it used to be
Speaker 2: referred to. It's just you know, they were finding every
Speaker 2: Democratic voter and saying, okay, we'll put you in the
Speaker 2: district anyway. I appreciate it. You make a lot of
Speaker 2: good points, Mark, I love North Carolina. North Carolina is
Speaker 2: an awesome place. Thank you, sir. All Right, that's going
Speaker 2: to wrap things up for today. When we come back
Speaker 2: on Monday, I just want to let you know where
Speaker 2: we are. It's only going to be seventy one days
Speaker 2: till election day. We are getting dialed in and serious
Speaker 2: and this is the most important mid term in our lifetime.
Speaker 2: We will do the job of telling you all the
Speaker 2: good things that President Trump has accomplished, and how crazy
Speaker 2: and insane the left is, and what the stakes are.
Speaker 2: Monday Edition, Sean Hannity Show. Have a great weekend. We'll
Speaker 2: see you on Monday