Speaker 1: That we have come in your city, gonna way, I against.
Speaker 2: As saying you a conscious sound will be highed telling
Speaker 2: her and if you want a little banging agin me.
Speaker 3: I come along.
Speaker 2: I'm going in to speak to Vladimir Potin and I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be telling him you gotta end this war.
Speaker 4: You got to end it.
Speaker 2: I like Hunless.
Speaker 5: She's a friendly one, but she was her core consultantcy.
Speaker 6: You know we're heavily influenced by very wealthy people.
Speaker 2: Listen, you may say to yourself, those aren't the rules.
Speaker 2: There are no reps in this game for the rules.
Speaker 3: We are gonna win whatever it takes.
Speaker 2: Freedom is back in style.
Speaker 7: Welcome to the revolution.
Speaker 2: That we have coming.
Speaker 1: To your site, going away, I against house and saying
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Speaker 2: All right, thanks Scott you.
Speaker 1: Ha an hour two Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety four one. Shawn is a number you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program. We are in beautiful.
Speaker 1: We're in Anchorage, Alaska, and it really is nice. People
Speaker 1: are nice, had the great they have the best country
Speaker 1: breakfast places you'd ever want to go to. I didn't
Speaker 1: try the reindeer, but I'm open to it. They have
Speaker 1: rain reindeer sausage. We'll get to it anyway. Congressman Nick
Speaker 1: Begach's with us and he has a lot of thoughts
Speaker 1: on the upcoming summer. Tomorrow we will have the first
Speaker 1: interview with President Trump post summit with Vladimir Putin. Congressman,
Speaker 1: how are you great to be in your great state?
Speaker 1: You know, I've been to all forty nine states except
Speaker 1: for Alaska, and now I've been to all fifty states,
Speaker 1: and I've been a big fan of Alaska, obsessed even
Speaker 1: because of the rugged individualism. I'm obsessed with shows like
Speaker 1: Light Below Zero and I love The Great Deadliest Catch
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. Anyway, it's a beautiful state, and
Speaker 1: when I find out we paid two cents an acre,
Speaker 1: I like it even more.
Speaker 7: You save the best for Last Sean and for folks
Speaker 7: out there listening. If you haven't been to Alaska, put
Speaker 7: it on the list. Our state is an incredible place
Speaker 7: to visit. We've got incredible mountains and scenery. Of course,
Speaker 7: we've got great fishing.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 7: Mount McKinley is up here. Come check it out. It's
Speaker 7: a great place to be, but it's also a great
Speaker 7: place to host peace talks. As most folks know, Alaska
Speaker 7: was actually purchased from Russia in the eighteen hundreds. But
Speaker 7: what a lot of folks don't realize is it was
Speaker 7: purchased from Russia because Russia was in debt from a
Speaker 7: war and that war's location modern day Ukraine. This is
Speaker 7: not a new story that we're dealing with. The wartime
Speaker 7: adventurism of Russia has put it in precarious positions before.
Speaker 7: So it's appropriate that we're having this opportunity for peace,
Speaker 7: these dialogue opportunities here in Alaska. And I'm encouraged that
Speaker 7: President Trump is leading that the world's best negotiator.
Speaker 1: They called it at the time, Seward's folly. And meanwhile,
Speaker 1: he only paid two cents an acre. And if you
Speaker 1: look at the actual size of Alaska, it's five hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety one thousand square miles, which is twice the
Speaker 1: size of Texas. And then when you factor in all
Speaker 1: of the gold and minerals and oil and energy and
Speaker 1: natural resources. What I love about Texas, what I love
Speaker 1: about Alaska is the people of Alaska. They don't pay
Speaker 1: a state income tax. No, they get a check. If
Speaker 1: you're a full time resident in Alaska, you got to
Speaker 1: check based on how much money the state government will
Speaker 1: make off the natural resources. Like, for example, what is
Speaker 1: the average check for every Alaskan citizen going.
Speaker 2: To be this year?
Speaker 7: Well, it's about a thousand bucks. This year, it's been
Speaker 7: as high as three thousand dollars per person. That's man, woman,
Speaker 7: and child. And it was structured that way because in Alaska,
Speaker 7: we recognize that the wealth beneath our feet is a
Speaker 7: resource that's owned by the people, and so we have
Speaker 7: been able to save quite a bit of that money
Speaker 7: coming from oil and gas and mineral resources in the state.
Speaker 7: We've invested it. We've got what we call the Permanent Fund.
Speaker 7: It's our own version of a sovereign wealth fund, and
Speaker 7: it prevents us from having a state sales tax and
Speaker 7: a state income tax, and the excess cash flows coming
Speaker 7: from those investments are actually distributed to the people. So
Speaker 7: it's a unique model here in Alaska, but it really
Speaker 7: makes every citizen a shareholder in the activity that happens
Speaker 7: in our state.
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk a little bit.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it's meaningful to everybody in Alaska that there's
Speaker 1: some of is taking place tomorrow. The President has managed expectations,
Speaker 1: but he's cautiously optimistic, I think, as he should be,
Speaker 1: and Vladimir Putin seemed to be complementary coming into it.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, there's been other things happening. Vladimir
Speaker 1: Putin has gotten more aggressive, so of the Ukrainians for
Speaker 1: that matter, in terms of ratcheting up their war efforts.
Speaker 1: But what Donald Trump has been doing, I think is
Speaker 1: even more interesting. He got as part of the European
Speaker 1: Union trade deal, he got commitments for a trillion dollars
Speaker 1: in energy purchases by the European Union of American oil.
Speaker 1: That's right out of Putin's pocket, and that's money that
Speaker 1: he was otherwise using to fund his war. I think
Speaker 1: that one of the second most important things he did
Speaker 1: that got Putin's attention was he pledged that he would
Speaker 1: sell the Ukrainians and Zolensky all the weapons they wanted,
Speaker 1: very different from Joe Biden, who is giving them away.
Speaker 1: And I think lastly, I think the fifty percent tariff
Speaker 1: on India if they continue to import Russian oil and
Speaker 1: Russian energy had a huge that that is a huge
Speaker 1: part of the economy of Russia. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: it is the economy of Russia which has been faltering.
Speaker 1: So I think there's been posturing on both sides. But
Speaker 1: I think the reason Putin decided to sit down is
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's serious. Now, if this does not go well,
Speaker 1: the president he actually used the number I've been using.
Speaker 1: He thinks there's a twenty five percent chances doesn't work.
Speaker 1: But if it doesn't work, I would argue that means
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's going to war with Vladimir Putin. And I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about a military war. He will ensure that
Speaker 1: anybody in the world that wants to do business with
Speaker 1: Russia and buy their energy is making a big mistake
Speaker 1: and will pay a big price.
Speaker 7: But he got to use the tools that you've got
Speaker 7: in the toolbox. President Trump has proven that he's an
Speaker 7: expert negotiator, the world's best. He's been able to cut
Speaker 7: really incredible trade deals for the people of America. And
Speaker 7: he recognizes that the United States is the world's largest market.
Speaker 7: And so there's a lot of incentive for Russia directly
Speaker 7: and indirectly through agreements with other nations and pressure on
Speaker 7: other nations to make sure that should we not be
Speaker 7: able to achieve peace, that there is a real threat
Speaker 7: of economic pressure that gets exerted to help bring people
Speaker 7: back to the table. You've got to have dialogue if
Speaker 7: you're going to have peace. This is the first step. Yes,
Speaker 7: it's wise to temper expectations, but we all recognize that
Speaker 7: President Trump when he puts his mind to things, when
Speaker 7: he puts his effort into things, when he brings the
Speaker 7: expertise of his administration to resolve challenges and problems, they've
Speaker 7: been very successful. These first six seven months have been
Speaker 7: incredible for the United States of America, Okay, And we
Speaker 7: are dislodging challenges that have plagued the United States for
Speaker 7: years in a very brief period of time because of
Speaker 7: Trump and the people that he's brought in. So I'm
Speaker 7: encouraged that he's engaging in this dialogue. But you're absolutely right, Sean.
Speaker 7: He has some some capacity, some capabilities in his back pocket,
Speaker 7: and he's prepared to use those if that's what's necessary
Speaker 7: to bring peace to that region.
Speaker 1: Well, he has seven piece deals that he's played a
Speaker 1: role in, and I've been listening to them every single day.
Speaker 2: And I'm hoping this is number eight.
Speaker 1: When you see innocent women and children dead like we've
Speaker 1: been seeing images coming out of Ukraine, especially in recent
Speaker 1: weeks and months, I certainly don't see an upside.
Speaker 2: I don't think you know, it's ironic.
Speaker 1: And what makes Trump different is there any European leader
Speaker 1: that you can think of, because they all Europe now
Speaker 1: wants to weigh in on what the deal ought to be.
Speaker 1: They're not negotiating tomorrow a deal. They're negotiating a path forward.
Speaker 1: But it's inevitable that there's going to be land swaps.
Speaker 1: There's inevitable probably the Dunbass region, which is eighty percent
Speaker 1: Russian national that's likely going to putin. And I'm sure
Speaker 1: from the Ukrainian standpoint, what they're looking for the most
Speaker 1: is they want security guarantees, and that means that they
Speaker 1: can do business with the United States by our weaponry.
Speaker 1: I think the European Union and Western European countries have
Speaker 1: failed miserably.
Speaker 2: It's their continent, it's not our continent.
Speaker 1: And there really isn't that big an upside for the
Speaker 1: United States, except that the president knows that it's well,
Speaker 1: it's morally right to protect human life if at all possible.
Speaker 2: And number two, the.
Speaker 1: World will be better off if we're doing business deals
Speaker 1: and you know, not engaging.
Speaker 2: In wars with each other.
Speaker 7: Absolutely true. You know at the end of the day
Speaker 7: that this is a common thread among all people in
Speaker 7: all places. We want peace. We want an environment where
Speaker 7: we can raise our kids in peace. We want to
Speaker 7: make sure that they have opportunities that they receive a
Speaker 7: better world than we received. I mean, that's part of
Speaker 7: the generational promise and generational responsibility that we have as
Speaker 7: adults is to make sure that we leave the world
Speaker 7: a better place. And so these folks in Ukrainian and
Speaker 7: these folks in Russia quite frankly, look, they're ready for peace.
Speaker 7: We saw just this last week polling from Gallup saying
Speaker 7: that sixty nine percent of Ukrainians are ready for a
Speaker 7: negotiated settlement. And that is reversed over the last three years.
Speaker 7: Three years ago, less than a quarter of Ukrainians wanted
Speaker 7: a negotiated settlement. People are tired of war, people are
Speaker 7: seeking peace, and it's time for the leaders of these
Speaker 7: countries to listen to their people and get to a
Speaker 7: place where the war fighting stops.
Speaker 1: Well, we hope that that's going to happen. I'm sure
Speaker 1: the people of Anchorage and the people of Alaska, and
Speaker 1: rightly so, I feel honored that this has taking place
Speaker 1: at their home. And we appreciate you, Congressman, what you
Speaker 1: do and taking the time to be with us today.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, Sean eight hundred and nine four one, Sean,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: all right, let's go to Phil. He is in the
Speaker 1: great state of Alaska. Phil, Hi, how are you? I
Speaker 1: saved the best for last. I've now been to all
Speaker 1: fifty states, and it's great to be an Anchorage and
Speaker 1: love the people here and love the hospitality, and I
Speaker 1: love the food.
Speaker 2: Food's been great.
Speaker 3: Oh well, it's a it's a great honor to have
Speaker 3: you here, Sean. And you know, I'm a first time caller,
Speaker 3: but a twenty plus year listener and watcher of your show,
Speaker 3: and it's just a great honor to have you here,
Speaker 3: a great honor to speak with you. And uh, you
Speaker 3: know what Trump is doing here and having you here
Speaker 3: in Alaska, this is awesome. This is great for the
Speaker 3: country and we couldn't have asked for anything better. And
Speaker 3: we're all super honored, and yeah, food's great, fishing is great,
Speaker 3: lots of good things in Alaska. I could even send
Speaker 3: you home with a box of fish.
Speaker 2: What kind of fish are you going to send me
Speaker 2: home with?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 2: Those those king crabs that they get on deadly as cake.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you don't give him any crab cakes. He
Speaker 4: doesn't like crab cakes. He gets super weird about crab cakes, right, Sean.
Speaker 1: No, we had him last night and she brought him
Speaker 1: on the planets, stunk up the whole plane crabs and
Speaker 1: the entire hotel room full of it.
Speaker 4: I was kind enough.
Speaker 2: Why are you so angry?
Speaker 4: I'm very angry.
Speaker 2: You're very angry.
Speaker 4: We'll talk about it later. But whatever you do, if
Speaker 4: you go fish and just don't get any crab he's
Speaker 4: not a big fan.
Speaker 1: She's she's mad because I didn't want crab cakes from
Speaker 1: last night leftovers for breakfast this morning.
Speaker 4: You know what's wrong with you? You don't even know why.
Speaker 4: I'm man, that's the problem.
Speaker 2: I don't even care, that's the bit care. I do
Speaker 2: not care any totally. Can we talk to Phil Alaska.
Speaker 4: Let's talk to him about not fishing for crab.
Speaker 2: Phil anyway, what kind of fish could I catch well
Speaker 2: if you wanted to.
Speaker 3: Right now, we've got the final run of the reds
Speaker 3: that are passing through the Russian River confluence, and so
Speaker 3: you could pick some of those up there. Also out
Speaker 3: the silver salmon are starting to run through. You know,
Speaker 3: as far as like river fishing, if you went out
Speaker 3: into the ocean, you know you could catch hal a
Speaker 3: bit and king salmon, which are some of the best
Speaker 3: eating there.
Speaker 7: You could eat.
Speaker 3: You could even get some crab.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been anywhere near the Bearing Straits where
Speaker 1: deadly at catches.
Speaker 2: Have you ever been out there crabbing out there?
Speaker 3: I have not. You know, I just do local fishing,
Speaker 3: just small boats. But you know that's a whole different
Speaker 3: breed of people to do that. You know, me personally,
Speaker 3: I don't have sea legs. You get me on a
Speaker 3: boat and I'm hanging over the side most of the time,
Speaker 3: but I'm still catching my fish.
Speaker 2: But listen, this is what I love.
Speaker 1: If you live in Alaska, the odds are very high
Speaker 1: you're an outdoors person, that you are a rugged individualist,
Speaker 1: that you you know, maybe an anchorage is not a
Speaker 1: place where you're living off the grid. But the fact
Speaker 1: that so many people in Alaska, in remote areas, live
Speaker 1: off the grid fascinates me.
Speaker 2: And the fact that you know you have these guys.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've been watching Deadly at Catch for years
Speaker 1: and I can't even count the number of people on
Speaker 1: those boats that have died, you know, trying to feed
Speaker 1: all of us, and how hard that job is. And
Speaker 1: I admire all of them for it and can't believe
Speaker 1: how dangerous it is. But anyway, I love being here.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Phil for your hospitality. I wish
Speaker 1: we had time. You know, people keep saying, Sean, go
Speaker 1: to Mount McKinley. I'm like, when am I going to
Speaker 1: have time to do that. I wish we would have
Speaker 1: had time to maybe do an event here in Anchorage
Speaker 1: and meet people. But I think I've definitely implanning on
Speaker 1: coming back. I don't think you'll see me in December, January, February,
Speaker 1: but you might see me next August. My blood is
Speaker 1: thin since I've moved down to the Free State of Florida. Anyway,
Speaker 1: eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn, if you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program, we just just
Speaker 1: to give you some logistical information. Tonight on Hannity we
Speaker 1: have both FBI Director Cash Bettel and the Attorney General
Speaker 1: Pam Bondi on a number of topics, obviously the Trump
Speaker 1: Russia Colusjah hoax, all the information that is now coming out,
Speaker 1: and then on the other side of it, we're going
Speaker 1: to find out these people are going to be held
Speaker 1: accountable responsible for what we now know they were involved
Speaker 1: in with the declassification. And so we'll have those those interviews,
Speaker 1: and tomorrow, right after the summit, we'll have the first interview,
Speaker 1: one on one interview with President Trump, and that'll also
Speaker 1: air on Fox quick Break from Anchorage in Alaska. It's
Speaker 1: a Sean Hannity Show on the road. We're at the summit.
Speaker 1: As we continue, Hannity uncovers the real truth about the
Speaker 1: politics of DC.
Speaker 2: He's your watchdog on Big Brother. Every Day. Hannity is
Speaker 2: on right now, hight.
Speaker 1: Twenty five now till the top of the hour, eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine four one sewn our number. If you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program. Coming to
Speaker 1: you from beautiful Anchorage, where we are in Alaska for
Speaker 1: the summit with President Trump and Vladimir Putin. We will
Speaker 1: be doing Hannity from Alaska tonight we do have on
Speaker 1: Cash Betel, the FBI Director. We do have the Attorney General,
Speaker 1: Pam Bondi. On my main questions for them, I want
Speaker 1: to know if people are going to be held accountable
Speaker 1: for weaponization and for abusing our justice system based on
Speaker 1: recently declassified information and newly discovered information. And you know
Speaker 1: where these issues stand, and we're going to try to
Speaker 1: get to the bottom of it. Linda tried to make
Speaker 1: old disgusting crabcakes, you know, from the night before for breakfast,
Speaker 1: ignoring my own my personal desire for something fresh. Anyway,
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Speaker 4: I have my rapid radios right now. I'd yell at you.
Speaker 2: You're just sitting across the sad.
Speaker 4: I know that's why I can't use it, But if
Speaker 4: I had it, i'd yell at you want it?
Speaker 2: You are yelling. You're very angry. You've been very angry
Speaker 2: all day.
Speaker 1: I think you have anger management issuessues. Man, oh man,
Speaker 1: all I wanted was a yeay or nay, and man,
Speaker 1: this is what it turned into. Oh I made you
Speaker 1: crab cakes from old crabcakes from last wenight you can.
Speaker 4: To tell the real story. You're going to tell this
Speaker 4: bs handed.
Speaker 2: Now, this is the real story. The real story is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've been in the media too long. Your fake
Speaker 4: news comes to.
Speaker 1: Okay, I have no time for you. Don Well, you're
Speaker 1: very angry today.
Speaker 4: No, now I'm laughing. Now now I'm over it. Now
Speaker 4: I'm over the hump.
Speaker 1: All right, we got to go to Chucky Schumer dropping
Speaker 1: his f bomb over the issue of uh Donald Trump
Speaker 1: trying to make Washington, d C. Take away the great
Speaker 1: distinction of being the number one murder capital of any
Speaker 1: country in the entire world. It's less safe in terms
Speaker 1: of homicides per one hundred thousand than even Baghdad, Mexico City,
Speaker 1: El Salvador, name any Cabogatah and Chucky Schumer, oh he
Speaker 1: go back, and remember they spend tens and tens of
Speaker 1: millions of dollars the Democrats did. How can we better
Speaker 1: communicate with men? What is our communication problem? Hey, Joe,
Speaker 1: want to go to the game. Oh later, we'll grab
Speaker 1: a bruski. Maybe maybe we'll heat up some old crab
Speaker 1: cakes from four years ago. And and so they spend
Speaker 1: tens and tens of millions of dollars on all of this,
Speaker 1: and one of the things they also came up with,
Speaker 1: Oh well, maybe we'll be more like Trump or act
Speaker 1: more like Trump, and maybe then people will think we're
Speaker 1: really cool when we're not really cool.
Speaker 2: So we'll curse like Donald Trump will curse.
Speaker 1: And now you hear every politician you know Betoboso did
Speaker 1: it this week. Then you know, prior to that, you
Speaker 1: had a bunch of other people cursing. Now chucking Chucky Schumer,
Speaker 1: who's it. He's fighting for his life. AOC. If she
Speaker 1: makes that decision yet, she's gonna run for the US Senate,
Speaker 1: there's no way he will win that primary.
Speaker 2: He will get his ass kicked.
Speaker 1: That's why he's so fearful of attacking the squad AOC
Speaker 1: Jasmine Krockett, Grandpap Bernie Pocahontas or Mom Donnie. Anyway, here's Chucky,
Speaker 1: I think really tough following the Democratic research. They spend
Speaker 1: tens of millions of dollars to learn how to talk
Speaker 1: this way? Listen, have you heard that?
Speaker 4: That's what he plans on doing.
Speaker 3: And if he went to Congress and said, you know what,
Speaker 3: there's this crime emergency, we need a national Guard out
Speaker 3: there longer.
Speaker 4: We need to take over Washington, DC.
Speaker 7: Would you grant him?
Speaker 2: No way, we'll go. We'll fight him tooth and nail.
Speaker 9: And right now, as you said, he can only do
Speaker 9: it for thirty days or now I guess it's twenty
Speaker 9: six or twenty seven whatever. And he needs he needs
Speaker 9: to get Congress to approve it. And not only are
Speaker 9: we not going to approve it, but I have a
Speaker 9: fear there are some Republicans who don't like it either.
Speaker 2: This is again just a distraction, not a distraction. How
Speaker 2: come he doesn't want to save lives?
Speaker 1: Why did he and his fellow Democrats sit on their
Speaker 1: hands When the President gave a speech before a joint
Speaker 1: session of Congress and Lake and Riley's family, he was
Speaker 1: recognized because Lake and Riley died at the hands of
Speaker 1: an unvetted Biden, Harris mayorcus illegal that was not vetted,
Speaker 1: allowed in the country. And they wouldn't stand for the
Speaker 1: mother of little Joscelyn Nungary who was brutally raped and
Speaker 1: murdered again by an unvetted Biden, Harris may orcus illegal,
Speaker 1: you know. And all of these Democrats, frankly, they were
Speaker 1: all complicit because none of them told us the truth.
Speaker 1: You know, we saw every single day for four years,
Speaker 1: were playing tape after tape after tape of our southern
Speaker 1: border being inundated by these unvetted illegals. Oh no, the
Speaker 1: border's closed, the border is secure, The borders closed, The border.
Speaker 2: Is secure, flat out lying.
Speaker 1: And as far as I'm concerned, all of them, all
Speaker 1: of them, every person that's murdered, every person that's raped,
Speaker 1: every person that's a victim of violent crime, they are responsible. Now,
Speaker 1: even fake news CNN is pointing out polls show Americans
Speaker 1: overwhelmingly approve of President Trump's approach to crime over for example,
Speaker 1: the corpse Joe Biden.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, I think this sort of gives the game
Speaker 8: away here, because Donald Trump is like Air Jordan, towering
Speaker 8: over Joe Biden when it comes to their handling a crime.
Speaker 8: Look in twenty twenty four, look at where Biden's net
Speaker 8: approval was on crime way.
Speaker 2: Under water there at minus twenty six points.
Speaker 8: It was one of Biden's where Sishies granted, pretty much
Speaker 8: every issue was one of Biden's ware isshus. And again,
Speaker 8: look at where Donald Trump is way way way above
Speaker 8: Joe Biden. What is that that's twenty seven points. So
Speaker 8: Americans vastly prefer Donald Trump's approach to crime than they
Speaker 8: ditch to Joe Biden's. And again, I think it gets
Speaker 8: back to the point that Americans are far more hawkish
Speaker 8: on crime than a lot of Democrats want to admit.
Speaker 1: Oh, Americans actually want law and order and safety and security.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 1: Don Lake ran Kanko, Im, sir, welcome aboard, Welcome to anchorage.
Speaker 2: How are you, sir?
Speaker 5: Hey Sean next to hear you?
Speaker 6: Hear your voice there?
Speaker 5: I got to tell you. Can I share your Frequent
Speaker 5: Flyer miles? Last May you were in Saudi Arabia. You
Speaker 5: were in Qatar, the city of Abu Dhabi, following President
Speaker 5: Trump around. You're always going on these historic visits, and
Speaker 5: I'm sure that tomorrow's going to be historic as well.
Speaker 1: I think maybe the most historic was when we were
Speaker 1: in Vietnam and the traffic was so bad.
Speaker 2: It was worse than New York City where you are.
Speaker 1: It was so bad that it was two hours and
Speaker 1: I'm in a car and we're not budgeting, and I'm
Speaker 1: not going to make it to my show. And I'll
Speaker 1: be damned if I don't make it to my show.
Speaker 1: I'm going to do everything with my power. Finally I
Speaker 1: get I said, let me out, let me out, and
Speaker 1: I go up to a guy. I pull out like
Speaker 1: one dollar bills and I'm like, I need to go here,
Speaker 1: and the guy's like, let's go.
Speaker 2: Jump on.
Speaker 1: And I jumped on, you know, a moped or a motorbike,
Speaker 1: and he took me and I got there with like
Speaker 1: ten minutes to the spare.
Speaker 5: Well, this ought to be a very interesting meeting me
Speaker 5: because this is one that the Vladimir Putin called for,
Speaker 5: isn't it right?
Speaker 1: Well, no, it was negotiated. I mean, oh, there has
Speaker 1: been conversations going on. They've been ongoing. Putin has been
Speaker 1: I think, as I've been pointing out, I think the
Speaker 1: three things that really got Putin's attention the European Union
Speaker 1: trade deal where it's almost a trillion dollars and committed
Speaker 1: monies by the European Union to buy our energy, not Putin's,
Speaker 1: and funding his war machine. I think the fifty percent
Speaker 1: tariff on India was a big part of it. And
Speaker 1: also the President saying, okay, you know, Vladimir won't stop.
Speaker 1: We've tried to be nice, so now we're going to
Speaker 1: sell Ukraine all the weapons that they want, and that
Speaker 1: means that the conflict is going to be that much
Speaker 1: harder for Russia, and maybe they should take their, you know,
Speaker 1: their partial win and move on and give you and
Speaker 1: give Ukraine the security guarantees that they absolutely deserve.
Speaker 5: Well, Trump has done how many eight peace steals so
Speaker 5: far since he's taken office.
Speaker 1: He's done since he's took taken office. This time India,
Speaker 1: Pakistan member he involved himself. There Israel, Iran, That conflict
Speaker 1: was over in twelve days, Rwanda, the Congo, Serbia, Kosovo, Thailand, Cambodia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Egypt, Ethiopia.
Speaker 1: This would be the eighth my goodness, I'm telling you,
Speaker 1: by the way, this would be eight and in eight months.
Speaker 1: I know, and you know, the fascinating thing is, I
Speaker 1: don't know whether this is going to be successful. Now.
Speaker 1: I think ultimately it's successful because if Trump walks away
Speaker 1: from the summit and it doesn't work out the way
Speaker 1: people want immediately and we don't get instant gratification. I
Speaker 1: just think President Trump is going to unleash economic hell
Speaker 1: on Russia and they're not going to have the money
Speaker 1: to fund their war machine. That's a you know, that's
Speaker 1: not the best case scenario, but that's a scenario where
Speaker 1: Donald Trump wins in the end.
Speaker 2: So it really is up to Putin.
Speaker 1: Putin's comments leading into today tell me that he's probably
Speaker 1: interested in doing a deal. Yeah, but I'd say twenty
Speaker 1: five percent chance. Trump gets up and says yet and walks.
Speaker 5: And yep, And how long did it take Gorbachev to
Speaker 5: come back to the table left the Reagan walked out
Speaker 5: a rage you pick, I don't remember how many.
Speaker 2: It's it's a great point. But don't forget Reagan won
Speaker 2: the Cold War. He didn't. He didn't fire a shot.
Speaker 6: That's great.
Speaker 1: So, you know, President Trump is the one president that
Speaker 1: I've seen through history that true understands the economic might
Speaker 1: and power of this country and the need of even
Speaker 1: the biggest countries, and that's that's China, Russia, India. To
Speaker 1: have access to American markets, that is a powerful weapon.
Speaker 1: And one of the reasons is is Americans are, you know,
Speaker 1: relatively speaking, compared to the rest of the world. We
Speaker 1: are a consumer nation, and we have a relatively you know,
Speaker 1: high standard of living and people can afford products, and
Speaker 1: that's what they want don love you man, I wish
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Speaker 1: Carl in Texas. Carl, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 2: Sar.
Speaker 6: Thanks, I'm great to speak with you. I had a
Speaker 6: thought about accountability. We've all seen in the past, all
Speaker 6: the investigations that end up going nowhere. The most current iteration,
Speaker 6: and it's following the same script as Adam Schiff. There's
Speaker 6: a case evidence being collected now. Whistleblowers are coming out
Speaker 6: of the woodwork round the preciple.
Speaker 2: Remember remember he got a preemptive pardon.
Speaker 6: I understand that, and that comes into another issue too.
Speaker 6: The statute of limitations may make the whole thing move
Speaker 6: unless they can bring in the conspiracy aspect. But what
Speaker 6: I'd like to see, regardless of the statute limitations of
Speaker 6: the pardon is if it can't go to trial for
Speaker 6: any reason, play it out, collect everything like you're going
Speaker 6: to trial. The day before you're opening statement, and then
Speaker 6: you lay it all out in front of the court
Speaker 6: of public opinion, and you show that without those the
Speaker 6: statute of limitations of the pardons, he would be guilty.
Speaker 7: And well, I can tell you look for the forty
Speaker 7: seventh time.
Speaker 1: That evidence seems rather incontrovertible to me. But of course
Speaker 1: everyone's innocent. They'll proven guilty.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: The main focus of me having Cash Bettell and Pam
Speaker 1: Bondi on tonight is all of this new information.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I know if you the liberal media, et cetera, et cetera,
Speaker 1: you you would probably you know, oh, tell us about
Speaker 1: you know, Jeffrey Epstein. And I'm like, okay, if I
Speaker 1: hear that name one more time, my head's going to explode.
Speaker 1: And there was even a CNN poll that said, Americans,
Speaker 1: you know this was Joe Biden's Justice Department. If there
Speaker 1: was anything in there, it would have been released. I
Speaker 1: can promise you that. But with that said, they are
Speaker 1: fighting for information on it and grand jury testimony and
Speaker 1: other things, and I think we'll hear a lot more
Speaker 1: about it and the Justice Department did meet with Gislaine Maxwell,
Speaker 1: so let's see what happens. My focus is Clapper in trouble,
Speaker 1: call me in trouble. Is Brennan in trouble. I want
Speaker 1: to know what these people did. I want to know
Speaker 1: if they're going to, you know, between cash and the
Speaker 1: information that he's accumulating his grand conspiracy investigation and Pam
Speaker 1: Bondi's power as Attorney General and convening a grand jury.
Speaker 1: That's my focus tonight. If you want to tune in
Speaker 1: and hear about Epstein, I'm going to tune in and
Speaker 1: find out whether or not we had the most corrupt
Speaker 1: deep state abuse of power in the history of the country.
Speaker 1: That's ninetiestern tonight will be an anchorage