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Speaker 4: Welcome Bill O'Reilly.
Speaker 3: Thanks for Amy Rose. How are you? Oh?
Speaker 4: I'm great.
Speaker 8: I'm so glad I have an opportunity to talk to you.
Speaker 8: I was listening to what you had to say about
Speaker 8: your last trip to China last year, and you said
Speaker 8: that the Chinese invited you personally to come out and
Speaker 8: visit with them, and then you told us that China
Speaker 8: wanted to talk to you before the president arrived. How
Speaker 8: was this kind of access established between you and China
Speaker 8: through Harvard?
Speaker 3: So I'm alumni and Harvard does tens of millions of
Speaker 3: dollars worth of business with China, and the Paula Buro
Speaker 3: over there watches me on YouTube. Has changed the way
Speaker 3: all commentary is delivered, as you know, Rose, And they
Speaker 3: know that I know Donald Trump for thirty five years,
Speaker 3: so they wanted to get an inside view of the man,
Speaker 3: and that's why they invited me. I've hid my own way.
Speaker 3: I don't take any money from anybody, and I did
Speaker 3: run it by President Trump before I accepted the invitation
Speaker 3: because that's my duty as a citizen. I can't be
Speaker 3: just gallivan around inserting myself into government issues, but he
Speaker 3: was fine with it. And then today, actually I had
Speaker 3: another call with the Chinese as the president gets on
Speaker 3: his plane to go over to Beijing, and his situation
Speaker 3: has changed than what it was one year ago, with
Speaker 3: particularly where they were run.
Speaker 8: You know, this is amazing because you have an opportunity
Speaker 8: that not many In fact, I can't even think of
Speaker 8: someone right now off the top of my head actually
Speaker 8: have to be that go between. Is astounding, and I'm
Speaker 8: sure you feel very honored.
Speaker 4: To have that.
Speaker 3: It's mixed emotion. We researched that nobody's ever done this
Speaker 3: as far as being a journalist and then a diplomat.
Speaker 3: If you want to use that word, I don't. It's
Speaker 3: not you often applied to me in the United States.
Speaker 3: But China's a different culture, so they're probably more used
Speaker 3: to robust behavior than here. But it's a very very
Speaker 3: tight rope and my job is to represent my country.
Speaker 3: I mean, what did Chinese wanted when we spent three
Speaker 3: hours with them last time around was look, if we
Speaker 3: do this, what will President Trump do? And I was
Speaker 3: able to provide pretty good analysis of that. This time around,
Speaker 3: it was what the deuce are you doing in Iran,
Speaker 3: And I said, you'll have to ask the president. That's
Speaker 3: not my See, I don't know. I don't get the
Speaker 3: daily and tell briefings. I do know that this is
Speaker 3: a country that causes disorder. And I use that word
Speaker 3: because that's the worst thing you can do to the
Speaker 3: Chinese is caused disorder. That's for business. They don't want it.
Speaker 3: And I dropped that today so that they would know
Speaker 3: there is a reason that the United States has tried
Speaker 3: to neutralize the government of Iran.
Speaker 8: All right, so they bring up Iran and you just did,
Speaker 8: And I've got to ask you, would they really want
Speaker 8: to provide help or assistance in any way where Iran
Speaker 8: is concerned, because we know that they receive their gas
Speaker 8: from Iran, they would have we would have to encourage
Speaker 8: them to look elsewhere or receive it from elsewhere. Do
Speaker 8: you really feel that they would want to help us,
Speaker 8: because in the past, Bill, I've read about the unholy alliance,
Speaker 8: if you will, between North Korea, China, Russia, Iran. How
Speaker 8: much can we really depend on them to help us
Speaker 8: where that is concerned.
Speaker 3: Well, nobody can answer the question now whether China's going
Speaker 3: to help the United States with the Iranian thing, but
Speaker 3: there's certainly an incentive to do that. If China helps you,
Speaker 3: they're going to want something. Yeah, and what they want
Speaker 3: is a dialogue on Taiwan. She is crazy about it
Speaker 3: is a crazy issue on Taiwan. It's almost like Trump
Speaker 3: and the Boarder. And they want the United States to
Speaker 3: sanction the opening of parks or whatever you want to
Speaker 3: label it about Taiwan. If they got that assurance, they
Speaker 3: might very well help with the Iranians because the Iranians
Speaker 3: need China. As you pointed out, China can buy it's
Speaker 3: oil elsewhere they're not to buy from Iran, and that's
Speaker 3: one of the few markets Iran has left. And the
Speaker 3: Chinese are a big footprint. I mean, they help Iran
Speaker 3: in other ways too. Ran doesn't want them to be
Speaker 3: an enemy. So all of this is the President is
Speaker 3: aware of it, se Rubio is aware of it. They
Speaker 3: know that once they go over to Beijing and it's
Speaker 3: going to be a big dog and pony show. I mean,
Speaker 3: the Chinese are very happy that President Trump is going there,
Speaker 3: very happy, and I expect a positive outcome come Friday,
Speaker 3: praying for that. Our country needs some positive stuff, whether
Speaker 3: the Chinese will step up and do anything publicly against Ron,
Speaker 3: probably not, but behind the scenes they could very well
Speaker 3: help the USA.
Speaker 8: When it comes to Taiwan though, because I mean that
Speaker 8: remains the biggest geopolitical flashpoint in this entire relationship because
Speaker 8: of what they produce. Of course, the massive shares of
Speaker 8: our semiconductor ships in the worlds I guess, but I
Speaker 8: can't imagine that there would be some mutual ground or
Speaker 8: somewhere we can actually agree with them where Taiwan is concerned.
Speaker 3: I've come up with one or two because I knew
Speaker 3: that was going to be big when I went over
Speaker 3: to Beijing in two THO forty nine is one hundredth
Speaker 3: anniversary of Mazitung's takeover, and he's on the cover of
Speaker 3: Confronting Evil, and so it is the AYATOLLAHMANI. So these
Speaker 3: are not gentle countries that we're dealing with here, but
Speaker 3: Taiwan is a place where the Chinese symbolism is very important. Now,
Speaker 3: everybody knows that the Taiwanese will fight. It's not Ukraine.
Speaker 3: They're well armed and it would be a bloodbath for
Speaker 3: China to go in there. Everybody also knows if China
Speaker 3: does that that there will be a pariah and there'll
Speaker 3: be economic sanctions all over the place, and it will
Speaker 3: be a disruption of order. Remember, they don't want that.
Speaker 3: So what she is trying to do is just open
Speaker 3: the possibility that maybe we could have a hybrid, maybe
Speaker 3: we could do this that or the other thing. But
Speaker 3: let's start to chat. And that does not seem to
Speaker 3: be unreasonable to me. But I did suggest to the
Speaker 3: Chinese today the President Trump is not going to allow
Speaker 3: Taiwan to go down a drain. Now, he would be
Speaker 3: perceived as weak and that's the worst thing for him.
Speaker 3: The word is thing that the Chinese is this order.
Speaker 3: The worst thing for Donald Trump is a perception of weakness.
Speaker 3: He's never going to do that.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, and that makes a lot of sense, So
Speaker 8: thank you for that. And so we heard too that
Speaker 8: the White House has invited major American business leaders by
Speaker 8: Elon Musk, Tim Cook, Oweing CEO. So that alone tells
Speaker 8: us how deeply business and technology and even geopolitics are
Speaker 8: now connected. So when you look at that and you
Speaker 8: see that some of the biggest issues on the table
Speaker 8: right now, I guess they're going to be trade in
Speaker 8: technology and ai what do you make of all of that.
Speaker 8: What are we expecting by bringing some of these big
Speaker 8: names and big leaders in industry there.
Speaker 3: Well, it isn't China who wanted those CEOs. It was
Speaker 3: the Trump administration and it was a very shrewd move
Speaker 3: because what they're trying to do is bring these guys
Speaker 3: over in a very informal way. It sounds contradictory, but
Speaker 3: it isn't to get to know their counterparts in Beijing
Speaker 3: so that they can put on paper some kind of
Speaker 3: trade deals, and of course President Trump would have to, okay,
Speaker 3: but they want the Chinese to understand that America is
Speaker 3: open for business and that is something that Chinese really
Speaker 3: respond positively to.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because having the presence of those major CEOs, that's huge,
Speaker 8: and also it highlights something like I American corporations are.
Speaker 8: They remain heavily tied to China economically, and this is
Speaker 8: even while political tensions are always rising, going up and down.
Speaker 8: But at the same time a lot of companies are
Speaker 8: trying to diversify manufacturing in places like India, Mexico, and
Speaker 8: Southeast Asia. I guess it wouldn't hurt to kind of
Speaker 8: mention that or I'm sure this administration has that they
Speaker 8: want to continue to have some sort of technology sharing
Speaker 8: and so forth.
Speaker 3: With the CA do this whole two day meeting, and
Speaker 3: you can't get a lot done in two days. So
Speaker 3: I assume if it goes well, and it should, that
Speaker 3: there'll be another bigger meeting in Washington in the summer.
Speaker 3: The key to all of this is we can work
Speaker 3: out trade deals that are very favorable of both countries.
Speaker 3: That can be worked out, but we need your assistance
Speaker 3: Beijing on X, Y and Z. So that's how probably
Speaker 3: go down.
Speaker 8: So when I have to go back, just for a
Speaker 8: moment to the amount of oil that China purchases from Irun,
Speaker 8: what they in your opinion, can you see that really
Speaker 8: stopping really and looking for other resources.
Speaker 3: China doesn't care where it gets its oil from. It
Speaker 3: wants a good price for the oil and that can
Speaker 3: be negotiated. It's a lot easier to get the oil
Speaker 3: from North America to China and it is from Iran
Speaker 3: to China. So you know, the setting is there. We
Speaker 3: have we are exploiting oil. Now people don't know this,
Speaker 3: Americans don't know this. But one of the reasons your
Speaker 3: gas pump is so high is because the American oil
Speaker 3: companies are shipping this stuff overseas to make even more money.
Speaker 3: VP made one hundred profit in one quarter after this
Speaker 3: Arraine and Madness starfit. So we have the oil enough
Speaker 3: to sustain us. We're sitting overseas, so these oil companies
Speaker 3: can make more money. It's crazy, but it's happening.
Speaker 4: You're so right about that. I have to ask you this.
Speaker 8: I'm very curious about your opinion on the perception that
Speaker 8: President She has of our President Trump. I mean, would
Speaker 8: you say it's admiration, curiosity, intimidation. What are your thoughts
Speaker 8: on that, because you would know you would have a
Speaker 8: really good handle on that.
Speaker 3: I don't know she, but I know is second in
Speaker 3: command pretty well. She likes flattery, and who else likes flattery?
Speaker 4: Let me guess.
Speaker 3: Okay, so that's where you start. She fashions himself as
Speaker 3: the new mau Ones. You're down in history as one
Speaker 3: of the great Chinese leaders Donald Trump and Sagana, and
Speaker 3: she's one of the great American presidents. So there's common
Speaker 3: ground there, and both men flatter each other. Nothing wrong
Speaker 3: with that. I'm much right to have that than what
Speaker 3: we got in iron right, they're both deal makers. She
Speaker 3: is more ideological than Trump, whereby he is a fanatical communist.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just crazy how that communist thing is
Speaker 3: seized that country because under communism, no one has any rights,
Speaker 3: no human being has any rights at all, none, But
Speaker 3: they love it. And I asked some point blank. I said,
Speaker 3: how can you support a government where all of your
Speaker 3: citizens are subjugated by the government. How can you do that?
Speaker 3: And they go, we have to govern one point five
Speaker 3: billion people.
Speaker 4: Per Bill Riley.
Speaker 8: They're playing the music underneath you know what. I am
Speaker 8: so glad I had the opportunity to talk to you.
Speaker 8: I loved hearing what you had to say and your
Speaker 8: input and your insight.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, Thanks for having me Rose.
Speaker 4: Take care. We'll be back with more Sean Hannity right
Speaker 4: after this.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 8: My name is Rose. Joining me this hour is the
Speaker 8: faith director for the White House. Her name is Jenny Corn.
Speaker 8: I've had her on before with me. I'm so glad
Speaker 8: to have her back, and she's going to talk about
Speaker 8: her thoughts on the nation's faith issues and its birthday
Speaker 8: two hundred and fifty years.
Speaker 4: Jenny Corn, how are you.
Speaker 6: I'm wonderful, Rose, Good afternoon. It's so good to be
Speaker 6: on with you. Hello, and God bless you to all
Speaker 6: your listeners.
Speaker 4: Oh that is so sweet.
Speaker 8: We are so glad that we even have this Faith
Speaker 8: Office there at the White House. That's amazing in and
Speaker 8: of itself. But you know, it's so significant because a
Speaker 8: lot of what we talked about today, Jenny, this about
Speaker 8: our two hundred and fifty years of a republic, and
Speaker 8: it was so important. Benjamin Franklin even suggested that it
Speaker 8: might be difficult to keep this republic, and I think
Speaker 8: we have, but I do believe it's hanging on by
Speaker 8: a thread. And I think a lot of it depends
Speaker 8: on all of us, because this nation was established on
Speaker 8: faith and the belief that God and God alone is
Speaker 8: the one who offers us freedom and liberty. Because if
Speaker 8: man did, Jenny, then man could take it away from us.
Speaker 8: But our freedom comes from above. So when we look
Speaker 8: at this two hundred and fiftieth anniversary, it's more than
Speaker 8: just a date, or more than just marking something on
Speaker 8: a calendar, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 6: Absolutely, I mean, and I'm so glad that you're concentrating
Speaker 6: on this. And as you said, we're the first ever
Speaker 6: historic White House Faith Office, and that is because of
Speaker 6: President Trump put it in the West Wing as a
Speaker 6: direct report to him, working on policy that sects a
Speaker 6: daily American. Some people ask us, you know, do you
Speaker 6: pray all day in the Faith Office? I will tell
Speaker 6: you yeah, yes we pray, but that is not our
Speaker 6: sole job. Our job is to make sure that people
Speaker 6: of faith have a voice in their government and that
Speaker 6: the government is not discriminating against them. And to your point,
Speaker 6: this country is not guaranteed, just like our office is
Speaker 6: not guaranteed. It is up to Americans to ensure that
Speaker 6: we go back and remember what our founding is. That's
Speaker 6: such a great that it's two hundred and fifty years
Speaker 6: because people are paying attention to it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: You've got corporations, you've got the governments, you've got churches,
Speaker 6: you've got other entities who are going, oh this is
Speaker 6: too fifty.
Speaker 2: What does it mean?
Speaker 8: Who are we?
Speaker 6: Where did we come from? And what we're doing on
Speaker 6: this Sunday, May seventeenth, here on the National Mall and
Speaker 6: all of your listeners are invited. We want you to
Speaker 6: come and you can find all the information I'm going
Speaker 6: to talk about on rededicate to fifty dot gov. But
Speaker 6: we're going to talk about God's hand in the founding
Speaker 6: of our nations. Where did we come from, why do
Speaker 6: we have the most free country in the whole world,
Speaker 6: and then how do we keep it? So we're going
Speaker 6: to have a full day on the National Mall of
Speaker 6: prayer of worship together. Imagine how powerful that is. Whatever
Speaker 6: your guys are doing on Sunday, this is the place
Speaker 6: to be. You want to bring your family, your friends,
Speaker 6: and you want to pray together with thousands of other
Speaker 6: Americans for this country, for the future of this country,
Speaker 6: and for each other. I think it's just going to
Speaker 6: be beautiful.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I agree, And because honestly, you're right, that is
Speaker 8: our history when you go back to the Puritans and
Speaker 8: you look at how they felt led to come here
Speaker 8: and just their stories, you know, and it's written down. Unfortunately, Jenny,
Speaker 8: not in our history books any longer. But I'm grateful
Speaker 8: that I was a student of history. I love particularly
Speaker 8: American history. And you can go and then jump ahead
Speaker 8: to even George Washington and the miracles surrounding his life
Speaker 8: and his victory said, their faith plays such an important
Speaker 8: part in so many aspects of this country. And in fact,
Speaker 8: what I'd like to point out too is, first of all,
Speaker 8: the Revolutionary War probably could not have been possible, that
Speaker 8: striving for independence, that willingness to put your life on
Speaker 8: the line, to sign a declaration to this tyrant that
Speaker 8: you want to be a free people, that couldn't have
Speaker 8: happened without the Great Awakening. The Great Awakening was something
Speaker 8: that was a movement all throughout this country where people
Speaker 8: were suddenly again focused on God and his will for
Speaker 8: them and for the country. And then I just want
Speaker 8: to fast forward, Jenny, because this is all our history
Speaker 8: over the last two hundred and fifty years. But if
Speaker 8: you even think about the second Great Awakening that led
Speaker 8: to the abolition of slavery and the women's right to vote.
Speaker 8: And I say that because the platform of those preachers
Speaker 8: was that we had a national sin, those of us
Speaker 8: who believed that slavery was okay. He called it a
Speaker 8: national sin. Many of the pastors did, in fact, and
Speaker 8: women who were moved by that were working on freeing
Speaker 8: slaves and then at one point they said, hold on,
Speaker 8: isn't b Anthony Elizabeth Katie Stanton. They said, hold on
Speaker 8: a minute here, if we believe all men are created equal,
Speaker 8: then we must believe that women aren't should have a
Speaker 8: voice in how things are done in this country. Every
Speaker 8: time we've had major events, major major events in this country,
Speaker 8: we have had a spiritual awakening one hundred percent.
Speaker 6: And I think that we just need to remind people
Speaker 6: and then show our young people that that's that's what
Speaker 6: we're all about, that all of the freedoms we have
Speaker 6: come from God, and that we give honor to that.
Speaker 6: You know, for those of you who haven't seen the
Speaker 6: picture of George Washington, I google it where he's on
Speaker 6: his knee and he is praying. That's just one. I
Speaker 6: just imagine the time that he came here starting a
Speaker 6: brand new country, leaving tyranny, as you said. And it's
Speaker 6: so funny because people who shout, you know, separation of
Speaker 6: church and state for here in America, it's like, no, no,
Speaker 6: you guys aren't getting it completely wrong. The separation of
Speaker 6: church and state is exactly why George Washington and our
Speaker 6: founders came to this country. Because they knew that a
Speaker 6: government shouldn't be dictating to you what religion you can be.
Speaker 6: But it does not mean that people say don't have
Speaker 6: a voice in their government. And we're going to be
Speaker 6: proclaiming that on the National Mall with some amazing, amazing artists,
Speaker 6: Like we have Chris Tomlins for those of you know
Speaker 6: who's one of America's worship leaders Grammy winning artists. He's
Speaker 6: going to be singing, We've got blessing offer, a two
Speaker 6: time Grammy nominee. We're gonna have Reverend Franklin Graham, Jonathan
Speaker 6: Roumy from the Chosen, and so many other pastors and
Speaker 6: safe leaders and music. So can you imagine that, just
Speaker 6: for those of you who don't know about what this
Speaker 6: is gonna what we're gonna do is going to an
Speaker 6: event with thousands of other people who love this country,
Speaker 6: who love God and are praying together with all these
Speaker 6: worship leaders and pastors. I just think it's just going
Speaker 6: to be a special day and it's gonna be sunny.
Speaker 2: Good weather, guys.
Speaker 6: So everybody to make sure and they come and go
Speaker 6: to rededicate to fifty dot gov and just get all
Speaker 6: the information. It's free and you just to come and
Speaker 6: even it's from twelve to six, and we just think
Speaker 6: it's going to be a beautiful day. But I think
Speaker 6: there's a lesson in there. We're going to do storytelling
Speaker 6: about the beginning of our country and who we are,
Speaker 6: and I just think that's going to make you know,
Speaker 6: in a world where we're so divided, as there's so
Speaker 6: much social media and negativity, this is going to be
Speaker 6: an event where Americans can come together enjoy and in
Speaker 6: positivity and in space, and it's going to be wonderful.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 8: And by the way, commenting on the weather here in DC,
Speaker 8: because I live here, I've been waiting for those sunny days,
Speaker 8: so I'm glad cold.
Speaker 4: But you know, here's the thing too, And.
Speaker 8: I have to say that if President Trump we're not
Speaker 8: in office right now as we celebrate, I think it's
Speaker 8: significant that he is here for this two hundred and
Speaker 8: fiftieth anniversary.
Speaker 4: I mean so many things.
Speaker 8: I know a lot of people were disappointed about the
Speaker 8: outcome of the previous presidential election.
Speaker 4: But you know what, I I believe you was meant
Speaker 4: to be here now.
Speaker 8: I believe that we have the opportunity to speak really
Speaker 8: and truly about the founding of this country. I mean,
Speaker 8: you had AOC the other day talking about it being
Speaker 8: all about money, and it was not.
Speaker 2: It was not.
Speaker 8: She has no idea, But you almost can't blame her
Speaker 8: because her educational system does not provide for a good
Speaker 8: American history foundation. It just doesn't any longer.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: But well, the thing I just sent Trump's office at
Speaker 6: this moment in time, too, is that we get to
Speaker 6: celebrate the winds and the successes, and we get to
Speaker 6: talk about what we've built upon. Rather than you know,
Speaker 6: having shame or anything. We should be talking about the
Speaker 6: goodness of America. We should be teaching our young people
Speaker 6: about how amazing America is. It is where you can
Speaker 6: have the American dream. No other country can that happen,
Speaker 6: where someone like myself, my family coming from Mexico with
Speaker 6: very low education, being able to come here, own a home,
Speaker 6: get an education, work hard, and have a daughter that
Speaker 6: ends up working at the White House not once, but
Speaker 6: three times. That is only here in America. I want
Speaker 6: to teach that to young people. They can do whatever
Speaker 6: they want. I don't want them to be taught that,
Speaker 6: you know, they've got to be down somehow and shameful
Speaker 6: about things. That they haven't done. Let's be proud about
Speaker 6: our country. Let's fix the things that we need to fix,
Speaker 6: but let's be proud of who we are and be
Speaker 6: grateful for God and the freedoms.
Speaker 8: That we have. Well said, Well said, Jenny Listen. Could
Speaker 8: you direct us to a website where we can go
Speaker 8: and get more information on the celebration this week?
Speaker 6: Absolutely, it's rededicate two fifty dot gov. Just go to
Speaker 6: that and it has literally I'm literally looking at it
Speaker 6: right here, and it's saying on Sunday, May seventeenth, the
Speaker 6: National Mall will be the scene of a historic gathering
Speaker 6: as Americans of every background across the country prepare for
Speaker 6: the nation's two hundred and fiftieth birthday with scripture, testimony, prayer,
Speaker 6: and rededication of our country as one nation under God.
Speaker 6: You don't want to miss it. Be part of this.
Speaker 2: This is not going to happen for.
Speaker 6: Another two hundred and fifty years, and unless you've got
Speaker 6: some kind of really great like life plan, think you
Speaker 6: might miss that one. So let's do it this Sunday.
Speaker 4: Love that, okay.
Speaker 8: Jenny Korn, Faith Director for the White House, thank you
Speaker 8: so much for joining us today and all of your
Speaker 8: efforts on behalf of.
Speaker 4: Faith in America.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Rose, Take care sweetie.
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Speaker 7: In the IRS scandal and the NSA atrocities, convince you
Speaker 7: you need a watch dog on Washington with insiders sources.
Speaker 3: You need Hannity every.
Speaker 4: Day from Illinois, how are you? Thanks for waiting?
Speaker 2: Yes, Hi, Hi Rose. It's so great to hear you,
Speaker 2: and it's so great to hear a big platform like
Speaker 2: this speaking so openly about Christian faith. I love it.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, it's important I think more now than ever.
Speaker 2: Actually, yeah, I'm working with a ministry too. That is
Speaker 2: all about trying to get kids, get scripture into kids' hearts,
Speaker 2: and right now churches basically have maybe a couple hours
Speaker 2: kids ministry once a week and that's it. We're trying
Speaker 2: to form a parent partner, parent partner church relationship because
Speaker 2: there's so much more that kids can hear the gospel
Speaker 2: all throughout their home life, but generally parents just kind
Speaker 2: of let that go, and so amazing resistance to getting
Speaker 2: parents to just realize that they can speak so much
Speaker 2: into their kids' lives during the formative years and they
Speaker 2: just kind of drop all off at church and let
Speaker 2: them do the work. And that's not good enough.
Speaker 4: No, it's not good enough.
Speaker 8: And our guest, I think during the four o'clock hour
Speaker 8: communio coo mm, you and I Oh, you might want
Speaker 8: to check it out and see how you can combine
Speaker 8: your efforts with theirs. But I applaud you for wanting
Speaker 8: to do something and it does begin with our children,
Speaker 8: and I appreciate that very much.
Speaker 4: Ken, thank you job.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's really important. Our ministry is Global Children's Network
Speaker 2: and we're really needing people to help us, so that'd
Speaker 2: be great. I could talk with yeah, guest in the
Speaker 2: first hour. I really really love.
Speaker 8: It, Global Children Network. I think you should definitely reach
Speaker 8: out to him. I think there might be something you
Speaker 8: guys can do together. Harry from Minnesota, how are you?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: Oho?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 3: I am I on?
Speaker 5: Do you want me to say?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You are?
Speaker 4: You're on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 5: Oh, dear, Okay, here's one of the things I wanted
Speaker 5: to put out there. There's the Spetterman guys as Senator
Speaker 5: in DC and then it's Bill Mayor and I never
Speaker 5: knew have Meyer. He's my personality.
Speaker 4: It's Betterman and mar Yes.
Speaker 5: Yes they're both extremely liberal Democrats, but they are more
Speaker 5: human and this is why for the first time. And
Speaker 5: believe me, I know our history.
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 5: I was navy at my husband.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Well, you know what You're cutting out a lot, so
Speaker 8: I'm going to have to let you go because we
Speaker 8: can barely hear you. But I know you wanted to
Speaker 8: say that we need a middle of the road party.
Speaker 8: But when we say those words middle of the road,
Speaker 8: I get turned off just a little bit.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 8: I think about Scripture where Jesus says, I'd rather you
Speaker 8: be hot or cold, but if you're lukewarm, I'm going
Speaker 8: to spit you out of my mouth. But I do,
Speaker 8: but I do respect Betterman. In fact, Linda and I
Speaker 8: were just talking about him, both of us being from Pennsylvania,
Speaker 8: so I respect what he's doing in his boldness. I
Speaker 8: will have to talk about this more tomorrow. Maybe you
Speaker 8: can call back tomorrow we can continue that conversation.
Speaker 4: Then. It was so much fun being with you all today.
Speaker 8: I love Sean's audience and I am going to be
Speaker 8: back tomorrow, so I'm really looking forward to that as well.
Speaker 4: So I'm Rose Unplugged. Check me out on all platforms.