Speaker 1: Right, Thanks Scot can An Hour two Sean Hannity Show,
Speaker 1: eight hundred and nine to four one. Shawn is on
Speaker 1: number if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: There are really three races that we are following in
Speaker 1: this off year election cycle. One is clearly the New
Speaker 1: York City mayoral race, where you have commed Marxist Mundani
Speaker 1: and we've covered that extensively. Although he's running into headwinds
Speaker 1: in the latter days of the campaign. Jack Shouldarelli a
Speaker 1: huge report that came out today. The gubernatorial candidate in
Speaker 1: New Jersey against Mikey Cheryl is making inroads, especially in
Speaker 1: terms of Republicans outperforming Democrats and early voting. And I
Speaker 1: keep saying, it may not be the system you want,
Speaker 1: the system you like, the system you design. However, it's
Speaker 1: the system we're stuck with. And banking your vote is very,
Speaker 1: very critical wherever you happen to live. And then we
Speaker 1: have the Commonwealth of Virginia, where you know, it looked
Speaker 1: like for a while that it was going to be
Speaker 1: you know, that the Democratic gubernatorial candidate was going to
Speaker 1: you know, basically just you know, walk right in this
Speaker 1: Woman span Berger and Abigail Spanberger and now she has
Speaker 1: run into headwinds and things have gotten dramatically worse for
Speaker 1: everybody in this race. As it got revealed over the
Speaker 1: weekend that you have a Republican state legislature received disturbing
Speaker 1: news this candidate Jay Jones fantasizing about about a GOP
Speaker 1: political we're talking about in this particular case, the House
Speaker 1: speaker in the Commonwealth of Virginia, Todd Gilbert, that he
Speaker 1: deserved to be shot in the head. Three people, two bullets,
Speaker 1: read a text from Jones, and that got revealed, and
Speaker 1: what's even you know, Donald Trump wadeed in, called it
Speaker 1: sick and demented and ended that the Virginia Democrat quit
Speaker 1: the state ag race about fantasizing about shooting the speaker
Speaker 1: of the House in that state. Governor Glenn youngin his
Speaker 1: waged in and said the Democratic age candidate j Jones
Speaker 1: must step away in disgrace over these revealed texts. I mean, who,
Speaker 1: for first of all, who fantasizes about shooting anybody he
Speaker 1: receives both bullets. I mean, this is pretty sick. And
Speaker 1: what's interesting what's evolved now in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Speaker 1: is Democrats now refusing to disavow their attorney general candidate.
Speaker 1: They don't care his graphic assassination threats against the States
Speaker 1: House speaker and Democrats now shamelessly standing by the parties.
Speaker 1: You know, scandal scarred AG and now scandal scarred gubernatorial candidate.
Speaker 1: Pretty remarkable. Actually, let me play for you. Even Liberal
Speaker 1: Morning Joe Liberal Joe had a panel this morning falling
Speaker 1: for this person and to drop out of the race.
Speaker 2: In one message, Democrat Jay Jones suggested that top Republicans
Speaker 2: in the State House of Delegates at the time, Todd
Speaker 2: Gilbert get I'm not going to say it. In another text,
Speaker 2: he equated Gilbert with Hitler. Jones comments, there were text
Speaker 2: messages horrible. I didn't want to read them out loud.
Speaker 3: But even some Democratic leaders johanm and I started to say, like, look,
Speaker 3: this is inappropriate.
Speaker 4: You can't especially a time right now, we're such concern
Speaker 4: about violent rhetoric and political violence. Says that, yeah, that
Speaker 4: this is just way beyond the line. I would I
Speaker 4: would say, you know, not to be too much on
Speaker 4: the high horse. It's wildly inappropriate under any circumstances today, tomorrow,
Speaker 4: ten years ago, six months ago. I think the pressure
Speaker 4: is going to be on Spamburg or to end for
Speaker 4: the whole the party dash yes, candidate to just to
Speaker 4: just quit the race, because just both it's the right
Speaker 4: thing and also the political splashback. You don't want to
Speaker 4: you don't want to.
Speaker 5: Mess with this.
Speaker 4: Basically, this guy should do everyone a favor and step
Speaker 4: out of ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: Anyway, joining us now is Jason Miaris is with us.
Speaker 1: He's running for attorney general in Virginia.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: He's speaking out loudly against his opponent, and the silence
Speaker 1: of Abigail Spanberger has been deafening.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Anyway, it looks like this race has taken a dramatic
Speaker 1: turn in your favor. Jason, glad you could be with us.
Speaker 1: Why aren't democrats in your states speaking out against this?
Speaker 3: I don't know, because it shocks the conscience. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm the current Attorney General of Virginia, and when I
Speaker 3: took this office, this is the top prosecutor. Your job
Speaker 3: is to stop violence. I can't imagine someone running for
Speaker 3: this office advocating for violence. And Sean, it's even worse
Speaker 3: than you can imagine because what prompted this check that
Speaker 3: he said to another member of the Assembly, which he
Speaker 3: was upset that Republicans had said kind words about a
Speaker 3: Democratic Legislature legislator that had just passed away at their
Speaker 3: unial and his response was that he would piss on
Speaker 3: the grave of his opponents. And he further than obviously
Speaker 3: said he wanted to put two bullets in the head
Speaker 3: of the speaker. But probably the most daanning is when
Speaker 3: his colleague responded, this is.
Speaker 5: Not appropriate language.
Speaker 3: He then advocated forward the speaker's children to die in
Speaker 3: their mother's arms. And I quote from the text you
Speaker 3: were talking about hoping Jennifer Gilbert's children would die. Jay
Speaker 3: Jones response, Yes, I've told you before. Only when people
Speaker 3: feel pain personally do they move on policy. You know
Speaker 3: how old Todd's children were, Shawn two and five years
Speaker 3: old when this happened. I served in the Assembly before
Speaker 3: I was elected Attorney General. We all know each other,
Speaker 3: we worked with each other. Todd would bring his children
Speaker 3: to the Assembly. This was not some hypothetical. He knew
Speaker 3: the children he was describing, or he said he wanted
Speaker 3: to see them die in their mother's arms. Why to
Speaker 3: try to prove or advance the political agenda. This is
Speaker 3: an incredibly dark place set politics aside. I can't imagine
Speaker 3: saying that about anyone that I've ever worked with or
Speaker 3: a colleague their death, much less their children. Because Shawn
Speaker 3: I start off as a prosecutor. Let me tell you something,
Speaker 3: that crime doesn't know any political boundaries. As attorney general,
Speaker 3: when I've met with victims, I've never asked them whether
Speaker 3: they're a Republican or Democrat. And there is no crime
Speaker 3: like the cry of a mother that has lost a child,
Speaker 3: which tells me this man wants to be the top
Speaker 3: prosecutor in Virginia. He's never prosecuted a case in his life,
Speaker 3: tells me he's never actually met with the victims that
Speaker 3: have lost loved ones to violent crime. I find this
Speaker 3: disqualifying and unconscionable, and all Abigail Spamberger and others have
Speaker 3: done so far said he needs to be held accountable.
Speaker 3: But they have not asked them to actually withdraw from
Speaker 3: the race, which I think is a telling moment, and
Speaker 3: this is a moment for them to decide. Democrats aside,
Speaker 3: do you want to elevate somebody to be the top prosecutor,
Speaker 3: the person to stop violence, who's advocated and fantasized for
Speaker 3: shooting children? To advance the political points Nike were scene
Speaker 3: in modern politics.
Speaker 1: Where has Abigail Spenburger been Why Why has she been
Speaker 1: so silent on this issue? Our silence has been deafening.
Speaker 1: This is about moral clarity to me. This is not
Speaker 1: a rhet or blue issue to me. This is about
Speaker 1: decency to me.
Speaker 3: Amen, this is about what kind of Virginia and type
Speaker 3: of politics we want to have. In that sense, and
Speaker 3: think about it, Sean. If someone is applying to be
Speaker 3: an Abigail's cabinet or applying to work in the Attorney
Speaker 3: General's office, and it came out that they advocated for
Speaker 3: the violence against children, they would be disqualified. But somehow
Speaker 3: it's not good enough to serve in a governor's cabinet
Speaker 3: or to serve as a line attorney in an attorney
Speaker 3: general's office. But he's asking people on Abigail and the
Speaker 3: other Democrats in Virginia are asking him to be then
Speaker 3: elevated to be the top cop, the top prosecutor in
Speaker 3: the state.
Speaker 5: So I do think you're exactly right. This isn't right
Speaker 5: versus left, This is right versus wrong.
Speaker 3: This is the basic test of decency we should expect
Speaker 3: of those and he has failed that basic test of decency.
Speaker 3: And I can't even imagine yet again, at somebody in
Speaker 3: this job we deal with as Attorney General, meeting with
Speaker 3: victims dealing with violent crime. To have somebody so flippingly
Speaker 3: and callously talking about the murder of a two and
Speaker 3: a five year old child, I can't even in their
Speaker 3: mother's arms. It's just it's unbelievable. I've never seen anything
Speaker 3: in any campaign anywhere in America that's dealt with this
Speaker 3: type of rhetoric before of somebody's seeking.
Speaker 1: When I first saw this story, I actually wrote Governor Youngkin.
Speaker 1: I said, there is no way this could be true,
Speaker 1: and he said, no, it's one hundred percent true. I
Speaker 1: couldn't believe it. And you know, National Review published this
Speaker 1: late Friday, and anyway, about multiple messages, these are fairly recent.
Speaker 1: I mean they were sent in twenty twenty two. Three people,
Speaker 1: two bullets, you know. And then the comment about the children,
Speaker 1: I mean, wow, And then the silence of every Democrat
Speaker 1: in the state. Now Virginia Democrats are now insisting quote
Speaker 1: that Jones would serve with integrity and accountability. Oh okay,
Speaker 1: I'm having a hard time believing they believe that.
Speaker 3: Well, it's clear to me Jay Jones is apologizing now
Speaker 3: because he's been caught and he's trying to save.
Speaker 5: His political career.
Speaker 3: Because the text hadn't people can find them online. His
Speaker 3: colleague called amounts that this wasn't appropriated, and you know what,
Speaker 3: that was a toim where he says, you know what,
Speaker 3: I was seated, I was angry. Try to apologize. He didn't.
Speaker 3: He doubled down. He basically repeated it and then advocated
Speaker 3: for violence against children's own And his first response when
Speaker 3: Nash Review came out with this story was he basically said,
Speaker 3: I've sent text messages, I've regretted. But then he started
Speaker 3: packing the president and started attacking the quote unquote fromp
Speaker 3: controlled media. He didn't really even apologize. It wasn't until
Speaker 3: several hours after the fact that they apologies. But again
Speaker 3: he had this moment. I don't think this is in
Speaker 3: any way sincere. You have to be coming from an
Speaker 3: incredibly dark place to advocate for the death of children
Speaker 3: to advance the political points, to say pain is the
Speaker 3: only way that policy change happens. There is no excuse
Speaker 3: for it. And I think this is a heightened level
Speaker 3: since Charlie Kirk's death, we have now realized that there
Speaker 3: are individuals on the far far left. I want to
Speaker 3: silence the voices of people they disagree with.
Speaker 5: And I like to say, Charlie Kirk wasn't murdered.
Speaker 3: About the Second Amendment amendment. He was murdered because of
Speaker 3: the First Amendment. He had no power, He wasn't a
Speaker 3: governor or congressman. He didn't write lalls, he didn't sign
Speaker 3: him the effect. But his ideas were seen as so
Speaker 3: threatening that they could be taken away. And Sean, you
Speaker 3: didn't know much about me, but the Miara's family is
Speaker 3: like Cuba, that was literally a society. Would they would
Speaker 3: jail you, They would possibly even lose your life if
Speaker 3: you had the wrong ideas. My uncle Angel Miaras was
Speaker 3: arrested during the Bay of Pigs invasion. He was taken
Speaker 3: to an empty baseball stadium, went through the humiliation of
Speaker 3: a mock execution. His crime was his ideas. He was
Speaker 3: handing out anti cash releaflets in Havana. That was his friend.
Speaker 3: That what got him on the radar of Castro's secret police.
Speaker 3: This is exactly why America is different. That's why I
Speaker 3: call it the American miracle, and it is astonishing for
Speaker 3: me that we're at this moment. And I like to say, Sean,
Speaker 3: if you go to Arlington National Cemetery, and I know
Speaker 3: you were a huge fan of veterans and defending our
Speaker 3: veterans that serve us, but if you go to Arlington
Speaker 3: or any military cemetery, there's not an R or a
Speaker 3: deed and next to any of those crosses or on
Speaker 3: those stars of David's and those that have served right,
Speaker 3: they're Americans. The idea that your worldview would be such
Speaker 3: that you would view someone that thinks differently than you
Speaker 3: politically if you'd want death on them and their family,
Speaker 3: makes them morally unfick for any office, much less the
Speaker 3: office of Attorney General of Virginia.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break right back, and we will continue
Speaker 1: with Jason Meyaris, who is the current and running for
Speaker 1: reelection or Attorney General in the Commonwealth of Virginia. More
Speaker 1: on the other then your calls are coming up. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety four one, Sean, give us a call
Speaker 1: as we continue. We continue now with the current Attorney
Speaker 1: General now running for reelection in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Speaker 1: Jason Mayorris is with us. What do you make of
Speaker 1: this recent controversy and I don't have a lot of
Speaker 1: time left where you have the case of Richard Cox,
Speaker 1: a biological man claiming transgender status who's exploited local quote
Speaker 1: bathroom laws to repeatedly expose himself to women and children
Speaker 1: in northern Virginia locker rooms. Fairfax County police say that
Speaker 1: they have no intention of charging this guy with the crime.
Speaker 1: And when asked by a local reporter, Abigail Spanberger, you know,
Speaker 1: it should have been a simple yay or nay. It's
Speaker 1: not a big deal, but it is now a viral video.
Speaker 1: Gave a meandering non answer blaming Donald Trump and Title
Speaker 1: nine and blew off the question. And apparently that's blowing
Speaker 1: up now. And now this race, says Titans significantly as
Speaker 1: a result of both these issues.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean listen. I like to say Virginia is
Speaker 3: a common sense state. This makes no common sense. And
Speaker 3: don't forget Dick Cocked got involved in got into women's
Speaker 3: private locker rooms because he used.
Speaker 5: A driver's license.
Speaker 3: Under the previous Democratic governor, there was a law which,
Speaker 3: by the way, my opote J. Jones voted for allowing
Speaker 3: you to change the biological sex in your driver's license
Speaker 3: to your quote identity. So he used that to literally
Speaker 3: access he showed the ID to access at Planet Fitness
Speaker 3: and other locations. He could have been prosecuted. Then he
Speaker 3: was not prosecuted because the Fairfax come Ons Attorney didn't
Speaker 3: take the case, and the results he's allowed to remain free.
Speaker 3: That was in this past summer, and then later that
Speaker 3: year that's when he started. He literally had on a
Speaker 3: cell phone the swim team schedule for young female swimmer
Speaker 3: swim team schedules, could go in the locker rooms to
Speaker 3: expose himself using a state issue driver's license that j.
Speaker 3: Jones voted for to allow to get into women's private places.
Speaker 3: That's the absurdity of this extreme far left ideology. And
Speaker 3: that's what I like to say, Sean, sometimes you could
Speaker 3: be so open minded your brain falls out. This is
Speaker 3: exhibit A. The fact that we're even debating this, that
Speaker 3: a biological mail should be allowed in women's private locker
Speaker 3: rooms and on sports teams on overnight trips for athletic events.
Speaker 3: We would have never thought we'd have had this debate
Speaker 3: ten to fifteen years ago, but here we are. This
Speaker 3: isn't shouldn't be a debate. This is just common sense.
Speaker 1: It's a common sense anyway. Jason Mars, thank you so
Speaker 1: much running for Attorney General Commonwealth of Virginia. Early voting
Speaker 1: I understand is still going on now.
Speaker 3: Correct. Yeh. Your vote is your voice. Don't let them
Speaker 3: silence your voice. If you're a conservative, Republican or just
Speaker 3: common sense, make sure you say no to this type
Speaker 3: of rhetoric advocating for the death of children for political points.
Speaker 5: Make sure your voice is heard.
Speaker 3: You can vote now.
Speaker 1: Jason Ayrs, Well, if people want to get in touch
Speaker 1: with you, how do they do it?
Speaker 3: Jason for Virginia is they could just do Jason for
Speaker 3: Virginia and you can follow me on social media and
Speaker 3: all of our Twitter handles.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you being with us. We're going to follow this
Speaker 1: race closely. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Good luck, it's
Speaker 1: Virginia is always a tough state to win. If everybody
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Speaker 1: on supporters to laugh at Maga men. Not sure where
Speaker 1: this exactly came from, but it was pretty entertaining. The
Speaker 1: Maga movement is built on insecure masculinity, is it?
Speaker 6: The point is is that they are scrapping and grasping
Speaker 6: at straws because they have nothing else. Laugh at them.
Speaker 6: Stephen Miller is a clown. I've never seen that guy
Speaker 6: in real life, but he looks like he's like four
Speaker 6: to ten, and he looks like he is angry about
Speaker 6: the fact that he's four to ten, and he looks
Speaker 6: like he is so mad that he is for to
Speaker 6: ten that he's taken that anger out at any other
Speaker 6: population possible, like laugh at them, laugh at them. You've
Speaker 6: see this work in other countries. Yes, the resistance to
Speaker 6: authoritarianism is very real. The risks of abuse of power
Speaker 6: are very real. But one of the most powerful cultural
Speaker 6: things that you can do to a political movement that
Speaker 6: is predicated on the puffery of insecure, insecure masculinity. That's
Speaker 6: what this is about. This isn't people talk about toxic
Speaker 6: masculinity more than let's put that to the side for
Speaker 6: just one second. This is about insecure masculinity. And one
Speaker 6: of the best ways that you can dismantle a movement
Speaker 6: of insecure men is by making fun of them.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't even still to this day, know what
Speaker 1: toxic masculinity means, no idea. I always remind people that
Speaker 1: when you talk about gentlemen, you the word gentle is
Speaker 1: before men, and you know, follow the golden rule in
Speaker 1: life and you can get rid of every hr you
Speaker 1: know booklet that every company has in the country, and
Speaker 1: you just you just put one page Golden Rule. Love
Speaker 1: God with all your mind, heart, body and soul, and
Speaker 1: your neighbors, your self. Treat others the way you want
Speaker 1: to be treated. All right, let's get to our busy phones.
Speaker 1: Let us say hi to Ann in Texas. And how
Speaker 1: are you glad you called?
Speaker 7: I'm great, Hi, Sean. I'm calling specifically about the National
Speaker 7: Guard going into New Orleans. I am very conservative, I'm
Speaker 7: all for it, but I lived there for fifteen years
Speaker 7: in the eighties and nineties. The crime was terrible then
Speaker 7: and it has gotten worse. They cleaned it up briefly
Speaker 7: after the terror attack for the Super Bowl, and last
Speaker 7: week there were like eight homicides. So my question is this,
Speaker 7: and my friends there are glad to see the National
Speaker 7: Guard come, but what happens after they leave? The crime
Speaker 7: problem in your Orleans is endemic. It's the same politicians,
Speaker 7: the same city council, and the police force all combined.
Speaker 1: To keep them I mean continuing, I mean I can
Speaker 1: only say this is you know, look at for example,
Speaker 1: ICE agents facing an armed ambush on Saturday, and you
Speaker 1: have ICE agents rammed and boxed in by ten cars
Speaker 1: in Illinois on Saturday. And then you have a story
Speaker 1: about our Chicago police ordered not to respond when ICE
Speaker 1: agents came under attack. I mean when, And I went
Speaker 1: through this in the first hour of the program today.
Speaker 1: And wait, thank goodness, we have two long time rans
Speaker 1: thinking Chicago police sources saying that it's complete in total.
Speaker 1: Bs is none of this is true. The National Police
Speaker 1: Union blasting Chicago police officials for failing to respond as rioters,
Speaker 1: and we have now some evidence to back this up.
Speaker 1: But Chicago's police sources now blasting the department's response. Fox
Speaker 1: was able to obtain an internal dispatch revealing Chicago police
Speaker 1: were ordered by their chief of patrol not to respond
Speaker 1: after border agents called for help. That is their job.
Speaker 1: And you know the answer is police. First of all,
Speaker 1: it's common sense policing works. But the fact that Democrats
Speaker 1: cling to defund dismantled Nobel reimagine sending the social workers
Speaker 1: is inexplicable to me. And it's now, if we're not
Speaker 1: careful here, and I want to be I want to
Speaker 1: be wrong, dead dead wrong. If we're we're not careful,
Speaker 1: we're going to have dead ICE agents and we better
Speaker 1: be careful. And what these politicians and then you have
Speaker 1: the likes of this idiot, you know, JB. Pritzker and
Speaker 1: these these politicians out you know, same thing out in Portland,
Speaker 1: dumb as dirt, you know, Pritsker blaming saying Trump incited this. No,
Speaker 1: they're attacking ice agents for doing their job because they're
Speaker 1: being whipped up into a frenzy by idiots like JB.
Speaker 1: Pritzker and others that want to offer sanctuary state city
Speaker 1: status to people that don't respect our laws, borders and sovereignty.
Speaker 1: And the very people that are enforcing the law. You
Speaker 1: may not like the law, but that's what the law is.
Speaker 1: You know, are now coming under fire. And then local
Speaker 1: police are not doing their job because they're being ordered
Speaker 1: not to do their job. It's very scary what's happening. Anyway,
Speaker 1: appreciate the call. Thank you, Anna. I hope they're clarified everything.
Speaker 1: David in Colorado, David, how are you.
Speaker 5: I'm doing well, mister Hannity, how are you sure? I'm good?
Speaker 1: Glad you called.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So, at the end of your show on Friday,
Speaker 5: you played a clip where a guy he kept referring
Speaker 5: to safe places for two spirited people, and I kind
Speaker 5: of felt that there wasn't a whole lot of understanding
Speaker 5: of what two spirited meant. And I thought it was
Speaker 5: funny that it didn't seem like this idiot even even
Speaker 5: really understood it himself. And so I guess the point
Speaker 5: I'm trying to make is, you know, you know, to
Speaker 5: win this fight, and this is a fight that we're in,
Speaker 5: This is a literal war that we're in, a war
Speaker 5: of ideas. Us as conservatives, we really need to educate
Speaker 5: ourselves on all these issues that the liberals are putting
Speaker 5: out there. We got to know their game better than them.
Speaker 5: So just like this guy had no clue, he just
Speaker 5: was just spouting some rhetoric, you know, and he's appropriating
Speaker 5: a term that holds very deep spiritual meaning for the
Speaker 5: Native American people back before American history even existed, and
Speaker 5: it was to embrace both genders. It wasn't considered anything
Speaker 5: about homosexuality or transgenderism or anything like that. In the
Speaker 5: Native American culture, they they didn't see gender roles. Their
Speaker 5: warriors weren't just exclusively men, and and you know, the
Speaker 5: the day to day keeping of of of the homes
Speaker 5: and stuff like that, you know, wasn't necessarily relegated to
Speaker 5: the women. It's more about a spiritual embracing of of unity.
Speaker 5: And just yet again, these liberals they take something and
Speaker 5: use it as a cliche, as a tagline to further
Speaker 5: their agenda. But they don't stop or even care to
Speaker 5: realize that they're cheapening something that's that's sacred to these
Speaker 5: to the Native American people. And I'm just I'm tired
Speaker 5: of seeing it happen.
Speaker 1: I just well, it's it's that. But I mean what
Speaker 1: I was speaking more broadly. But I appreciate the clarification.
Speaker 1: I really do, and others have also clarified it for me.
Speaker 1: But you know, for example, it's used to be lgb
Speaker 1: you know, uh, it evolved into l g b q,
Speaker 1: l g b t q, l g b t q
Speaker 1: plus l b g t q plus or l g
Speaker 1: b t q plus a I or I A. And
Speaker 1: I don't know what the I in the A stand for.
Speaker 1: I haven't bothered to look it up.
Speaker 3: I haven't.
Speaker 1: I haven't gone to groc to look it up. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I can't. I can't keep up with all this anymore.
Speaker 1: And it's and if you get it wrong, you know,
Speaker 1: then they want to they want to say how insensitive
Speaker 1: you might be. I'm not all into woke vernacular, and
Speaker 1: nor do I really care to educate myself that much
Speaker 1: about it now in terms of culture and history and
Speaker 1: learning about other cultures. I'm all for that. I have
Speaker 1: no problem with that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, That's what I'm saying is, you know, we got
Speaker 5: to know how to turn the t on them if
Speaker 5: they're going to be stupid and use things like too
Speaker 5: spirited as part of their tagline to further their agenda,
Speaker 5: which has nothing to do with with caring about the
Speaker 5: Native American community at all. They don't care about well.
Speaker 1: For example, do you know what the A and the
Speaker 1: I mean when you say LGBTQ, A I or IA plus.
Speaker 5: I have not a clue, not a clue.
Speaker 3: I have not a clue.
Speaker 1: Most people listening to this program, I promise you don't
Speaker 1: have a clue. Yeah, And it just keeps expanding out
Speaker 1: to this point. I mean, maybe we ought to just look.
Speaker 1: I'm not looking to offend people. I'm not looking. I
Speaker 1: mean there's a whole culture out there of people that
Speaker 1: just want to get noticed and get clicks and say
Speaker 1: stupid stuff. Look at me, look at me, look at me,
Speaker 1: and create controversy for the sake of controversy sake. We
Speaker 1: try to have a you know, there's a high level
Speaker 1: of information that we pass out on the show every day.
Speaker 1: If I want to get attention, I know how to
Speaker 1: start fights with people. I know how to say in
Speaker 1: cyndiary things if I wanted to for the sake of
Speaker 1: being incendiary, and it's just not my thing. If you
Speaker 1: listen to people that start out in talk radio, uh,
Speaker 1: here's a toll for you. Televote number. Its eight hundred
Speaker 1: wwww whatever it is, we still have one open line.
Speaker 1: They'll keep going and then they'll get more incendiary, more incendiary,
Speaker 1: more incendiary until they get reaction. And you know, I
Speaker 1: feel like a lot of online culture is going in
Speaker 1: that direction, and I'm just I'm staying right in my
Speaker 1: lane and keeping a show that is focused on winning
Speaker 1: and focused on conservative principles and focused on America first,
Speaker 1: and focused on how radicalized the Democrats are and how
Speaker 1: to win elections. That's what this show's focused on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah. On another subject, Sean, I'm really curious
Speaker 5: as to win Resident Trump is gonna is going to
Speaker 5: send in National Guard here to Denver. This is such
Speaker 5: an evil stronghold of the liberal agenda. Here in Denver Boulder, Colorado.
Speaker 5: I mean, the state is great. There's so many great conservatives,
Speaker 5: but the representation is so centralized in the Denver Boulder
Speaker 5: area here with liberals that that, you know, they're turning
Speaker 5: a great, beautiful state into a garbage dump. And I
Speaker 5: hate to see it.
Speaker 1: I hate to tell you. It's been in that process
Speaker 1: now for a while. Colorado used to be a red state,
Speaker 1: and you're right, Colorado is one of the most beautiful,
Speaker 1: picturesque states you can ever go to. I mean, a
Speaker 1: lot of those those states, mountain states are incredibly beautiful, stunning,
Speaker 1: rocky mountain I absolutely, you know, God lives in the
Speaker 1: in the mountains of Colorado for sure. And yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's going to take. I think
Speaker 1: what's happening is you're going to see more and more
Speaker 1: people that are going to leave states that are adopting
Speaker 1: these extreme policies and move to freer states the way
Speaker 1: I did leaving New York and going to Florida. I
Speaker 1: think you're going to see more of that.
Speaker 5: Well, definitely, I mean the overtake with the illegals here,
Speaker 5: you know, and and our liberal leadership here wants to
Speaker 5: keep pushing out resources to support these these illegals here.
Speaker 5: And we have so many Armed Forces veterans here in
Speaker 5: this area that are homeless. And I believe from the
Speaker 5: bottom of my heart that not one of our service
Speaker 5: members or veterans should ever face hunger or homelessness. We
Speaker 5: owe that.
Speaker 1: I totally agree.
Speaker 3: We could.
Speaker 1: We are better than that. We could be doing a
Speaker 1: better job. And look at all the money that's been wasted,
Speaker 1: you know, look at the USAID. I'll say one last
Speaker 1: thing on this is there is a better way. The
Speaker 1: American people are waking up. We're seeing it. And registration
Speaker 1: shifts the most dramatic we have seen in my lifetime.
Speaker 1: People are leaving the Democratic Party. They have had it
Speaker 1: with this woke DEI radical transgenderism and you know, sex
Speaker 1: change operations funded by taxpayers. Open borders, no law and order,
Speaker 1: defund this mantle higher taxes. I'm telling you, it's more regulation.
Speaker 1: It's a sign when Goldmen Sacks is more employees now
Speaker 1: in Texas than they do in New York City, pay
Speaker 1: attention to something like that. That's huge. Anyway, my friend,
Speaker 1: I appreciate your call. Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred ninety four one Sean. If you want to
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