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Speaker 3: Sean Hannity Show. Thank you, Scott Shannon eight hundred and
Speaker 3: nine to four one Sean, if you want to be
Speaker 3: a part of the program. The President now laying out
Speaker 3: is twenty one point plan to literally a deadline for
Speaker 3: Hamas to reach a deal in Gaza. The President saying
Speaker 3: that Hamas only has a few days, three or four
Speaker 3: days to accept this most recent cease fire deal and
Speaker 3: return the hostages within seventy two hours. He says, we're
Speaker 3: going to do it in three or four days, and
Speaker 3: he said, Israel's all signed up. We're waiting for Hamas.
Speaker 3: Hamas is either going to be doing it or not,
Speaker 3: and if it's not, he's going to you know, it's
Speaker 3: going to be a very sad ending. Here's Prime Minister
Speaker 3: nets and Yahoo yesterday at the White House with the
Speaker 3: President and the President saying that Israel has the full
Speaker 3: backing to take out Hamas if they reject this deal.
Speaker 8: Listen, but if Hamas rejects your plan, mister President, or
Speaker 8: if they supposedly accept it and then then basically do
Speaker 8: everything to counter it, then Israel will finish the job
Speaker 8: by itself. This can be done the easy way, or
Speaker 8: it can be done the hard way, but it will
Speaker 8: be done. We prefer the easy way, but it has
Speaker 8: to be done. All these goals must be achieved because
Speaker 8: we didn't fight this horrible fight, sacrifice the finest of
Speaker 8: our young men, to have Hamas stay in Gaza and
Speaker 8: threaten us again and again.
Speaker 9: And again with these horrific massacres but the Arab countries
Speaker 9: are going to and Muslim countries are going to be
Speaker 9: dealing with Hamas, and I believe they've already been there.
Speaker 10: I think they probably have an understanding and they haven't
Speaker 10: maybe mentioned that, but I would imagine they do. Otherwise
Speaker 10: they wouldn't have gone as far as they've gone. If
Speaker 10: they were unable to do so, then Israel would have
Speaker 10: my fall back into finish the job of destroying the
Speaker 10: threat of Hamas. But I hope that we're going to
Speaker 10: have a deal for peace, and if Hamas rejects the deal,
Speaker 10: which is always possible, they're the only one left. Everyone
Speaker 10: else has accepted it. But I have a feeling that
Speaker 10: we're going to have a positive answer. But if not,
Speaker 10: as you know, maybe you'd have our full backing to
Speaker 10: do what you would have to do.
Speaker 3: Now, how many more tens and tens of thousands of
Speaker 3: rockets can Israel would stand? Especially the lethality of these rockets,
Speaker 3: you know, they're more there, you know, for example, the
Speaker 3: ballistic missiles that Iram was firing was two thousand pounds,
Speaker 3: inflicting massive damage in Tel Aviv and other areas. Those
Speaker 3: missiles that got through the missile defense system of Israel.
Speaker 3: You know now they were moving towards four thousand pound
Speaker 3: ballistic missiles. When you look at the missiles sent from
Speaker 3: Hamas and Gaza to the south, and Hisbala and Islamic
Speaker 3: Jihad and Lebanon in the north, and the Huti rebels
Speaker 3: on top of that, you know, the idea here is
Speaker 3: Israel can no longer withstand tens of thousands of rockets
Speaker 3: being fired indiscriminately into their country. And I've said many
Speaker 3: many times that the Iron Dome and their are other
Speaker 3: missile defense systems are only a mere band aid, a
Speaker 3: temporary solution, but there's going to come a point where
Speaker 3: the threat has to be removed. This is what the
Speaker 3: President's plan points out, that Gaza must be deradicalized, the
Speaker 3: terror free zone that won't pose a threat to their neighbors.
Speaker 3: In return, Gaza will be redeveloped for the benefit of
Speaker 3: their people. If they agree to the proposal, the war
Speaker 3: will immediately end, the idea will stop all operations. Now
Speaker 3: the Israelis they would rather finish the job, to be
Speaker 3: very honest, but they're working with the President and they're
Speaker 3: giving piece a chance. And within forty eight hours of
Speaker 3: Israel publicly accepting the deal. All living and deceased hostages
Speaker 3: must be returned, and Israel has given up a lot
Speaker 3: in the process. They're going to free several hundred Palestinian
Speaker 3: security prisoners serving life sentences, over a thousand Gozins arrested
Speaker 3: since the start of the war, along with the bodies
Speaker 3: of several hundred Palestinians. They're going to give up a
Speaker 3: lot here and take a risk that this is not
Speaker 3: going to be returned to radicalism. Arab nations are supporting it,
Speaker 3: and Hamas members who commit peaceful to commit to peaceful
Speaker 3: coexistence will be granted amnesty. I doubt Israel likes that
Speaker 3: provision either. However, they have agreed to go along and
Speaker 3: give peace in this case a chance. The problem you
Speaker 3: have is Hamas is a terrorist organization. They have in
Speaker 3: their charter a call for the destruction of Israel. They
Speaker 3: have pursued this with a vengeance. The people in Gaza,
Speaker 3: young children from the time their young cartoons and doctrinate them,
Speaker 3: brainwash them into hating the Jews. They go to school,
Speaker 3: they have math books. You know, making this up, but
Speaker 3: it's not that far off, you know. Basically, Okay, if
Speaker 3: you have ten Jews, you kill seven? How many Jews
Speaker 3: left to kill? I mean? And this is what infuriates me.
Speaker 3: You know, twelve hundred Israelis were murdered on October seventh.
Speaker 3: They have a very small population in Israel, you know,
Speaker 3: about ten million people people. It's not a lot, and
Speaker 3: they've got to defend themselves against enemies that surround them.
Speaker 3: And you know, that would be the equivalent population size
Speaker 3: extrapolated out of forty thousand dead Americans in a day.
Speaker 3: And you ask yourself, what would you expect and what
Speaker 3: would you demand of your government if in fact forty
Speaker 3: thousand Americans were killed in a single date. Anyway, Ambassador
Speaker 3: Nathan Sales is with us. He served in the first
Speaker 3: Trump administration as an Ambassador at Large for counter Terrorism
Speaker 3: and acting under Secretary of State. He played a very
Speaker 3: key role in the maximum pressure campaign against the Iranian
Speaker 3: regime and their terror proxies. He in twenty twenty two
Speaker 3: was sanctioned by or Ran directly.
Speaker 1: Today.
Speaker 3: Takes a look at this deal, I think to Prime
Speaker 3: Minister net and Yaho's credit. You know, he's given up
Speaker 3: a lot here and he doesn't really have to. He
Speaker 3: can finish the job. It just war is hard, but
Speaker 3: they're they're decimating every one of their enemies simultaneously, and
Speaker 3: it's it's complicated and it's expensive.
Speaker 5: Yes, John, great to be here, Thanks for having me on.
Speaker 5: I think you're right. Benjamin Netanyahu is actually taking some
Speaker 5: risks here for his political future in order to get
Speaker 5: this war ended on terms that are acceptable to everybody
Speaker 5: in the region. You know, his coalition government is very
Speaker 5: fragile at home, and he has some members of his
Speaker 5: coalition that are threatening to walk and throw the coalition
Speaker 5: into chaos if Netanyahu makes too many concessions. So NETYA,
Speaker 5: who's prepared to make the tough choices for peace? The
Speaker 5: question now is is Hamas reading the room. Are they
Speaker 5: actually prepared to recognize that they've lost the war, that
Speaker 5: they've been deafmated. Are they are prepared to say enough
Speaker 5: is enough, We're not going to put the Palestinian people
Speaker 5: through more suffering. I don't know the answer to that question, Sean.
Speaker 5: I know the terrorist groups, but why would.
Speaker 3: We expect them to change the behavior. I mean, these
Speaker 3: are the same people that would use hospitals and schools
Speaker 3: for launching pads to fire missiles into Israel. They're the
Speaker 3: same people responsible for indoctrinating young young children with cartoons
Speaker 3: and with books about killing the Jews.
Speaker 5: It's exactly right. This tiger has not changed its stripes.
Speaker 5: It's not going to change its stripes. It's going to
Speaker 5: be committed to eradicating Israel and killing as many Jews
Speaker 5: as possible. The question I think is can the Hamas
Speaker 5: allies or patrons in the Arab world put enough pressure
Speaker 5: on them right now to say, hey, guys, enough is enough.
Speaker 5: You got to take a break on this. The Israelis
Speaker 5: have leverage over Hamas in that Benjamin Netanyahu has said,
Speaker 5: all right, I'm not going to annex parts of Gaza.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to annex parts of the West Bank.
Speaker 5: Those would be deal breakers for a lot of Arab
Speaker 5: states that President Trump is trying to coax into an
Speaker 5: expanded Abraham accord. So net Yahu, it seems, is prepared
Speaker 5: to take that off the table. That preserves a pathway
Speaker 5: for not today, not tomorrow, maybe not even for the
Speaker 5: next couple of years, a future Palaesidian state once those
Speaker 5: conditions are met, a deradicalized population, a disarmed Hamas, a
Speaker 5: technocratic Palestinian government that's not corrupt and it doesn't teach
Speaker 5: their people to hate Jews and try and kill as
Speaker 5: many as possible. So that actually is potentially some light
Speaker 5: at the end of the tunnel that maybe gives Hamas
Speaker 5: not a surrender. They're not going to give up on
Speaker 5: their mission, but maybe it gives them enough of an
Speaker 5: off ramp to pause right now say yes to this ceasefire.
Speaker 3: All right, But I mean, you know, based on their history,
Speaker 3: what I like about this deal is they're giving a
Speaker 3: very small window for Hamas to make a decision. Now,
Speaker 3: nearly the top ten leaders of Hamas have been taken
Speaker 3: out by the Israelis, the top leaders, including Nuzraala of Hezbala,
Speaker 3: he was a leader for thirty two years. They have
Speaker 3: been taken out. The Ranian regime has been decapitated in
Speaker 3: many ways, and they've been funding all these proxy wars.
Speaker 3: It'll take a while for them to rebuild. But I
Speaker 3: don't think they've given up their commitment commitment towards terror,
Speaker 3: and nor do I think they want to join the
Speaker 3: civilized world. We'll see what the people of Iran around
Speaker 3: ultimately do. But you know, it's it seems to me
Speaker 3: that you know this. This, this is the moment of truth.
Speaker 3: This is their tipping point. It's either now or never.
Speaker 5: Yeah, now or never. This war has been going on
Speaker 5: for almost two years. There's several dozen living hostages who've
Speaker 5: been living in hell, in absolute hell on earth for
Speaker 5: the past two years, and the clock is ticking. If
Speaker 5: Hamas is prepared to move forward on this, they're going
Speaker 5: to have to put their cards on the table now.
Speaker 5: That means release all the hostages, not some of them,
Speaker 5: And it means release them all now, not at some
Speaker 5: unspecified point in the future. So you know, with Hamas,
Speaker 5: the question is always are they prepared to do the
Speaker 5: right thing? And you should never put your money on
Speaker 5: yes when you're dealing with Hamas. But is there going
Speaker 5: to be enough pressure from Qatar, from Egypt, from others
Speaker 5: in the Muslim world and Arab world to squeeze Hamas,
Speaker 5: to threaten them to withdraw protection, to withdraw patronage. Is
Speaker 5: there the will in the Arab world to force Hamas
Speaker 5: to sign on the dotted line?
Speaker 3: Well, well, I guess time will tell, but it seems
Speaker 3: like three or four days is not a long period
Speaker 3: of time, and in three or four days that will
Speaker 3: be the equivalent of Day fifty one. Remember the President
Speaker 3: gave Iran fifty days. On Day fifty one, the Israeli struck,
Speaker 3: and they struck hard, and they took out, you know,
Speaker 3: so much infrastructure, military infrastructure, and missile defense systems of
Speaker 3: the Iranians that it really prepared the way for President
Speaker 3: Trump to act and take out the nuclear sites.
Speaker 5: That's right. The President has shown patients, he showed patients
Speaker 5: with Iran, He's shown some patients with Hamas. Give them
Speaker 5: some time to make good decision. That's good for the
Speaker 5: Palestinian people, and that's good for security in the region.
Speaker 5: But eventually his patience runs out, and the Iranians found
Speaker 5: that out the hard way, and when Day fifty one
Speaker 5: rolled around, there were consequences. And I have to believe
Speaker 5: the President is in a similar position now. He's spent
Speaker 5: the past nine months orchestrating diplomacy, trying to get a
Speaker 5: piece deal that would be acceptable to all parties. This
Speaker 5: sounds like his final in best office offer. And he
Speaker 5: said you heard it yourself, Sean yesterday. If the Hamas
Speaker 5: guys say no, all bets are off the back Israel
Speaker 5: to the help finish the job. Kinetically, big break.
Speaker 3: We'll come back. We'll continue more with Ambassador Nathan Sales.
Speaker 3: What will Hamas do? They have four days to get
Speaker 3: it done? Will they buy into a deal supported by
Speaker 3: Arab nations, Israel America or will they choose terror and death? Anyway?
Speaker 3: More on the other side than your calls coming up
Speaker 3: eight hundred and nine to four one Sean As we
Speaker 3: continue right on final moments with Abassador Nathan Sales, We'll
Speaker 3: see what Hamas does. They have four days to make
Speaker 3: a decision if they're going to buy into this piece
Speaker 3: deal offered by President Trump, Prime Minister Nets and Yaho
Speaker 3: by a number of Arab nations. They have four days
Speaker 3: to do so or Israel will finish the job the
Speaker 3: hard way is as the Prime Minister said, and they
Speaker 3: will really have no choice otherwise how many more tens
Speaker 3: of thousands of rockets will be fired into Israel?
Speaker 1: What do you make of the.
Speaker 3: Rising anti Semitism? We see it in the halls of Congress,
Speaker 3: we see it on college campuses, we see it worldwide,
Speaker 3: we see it in the punditry class now. And to me,
Speaker 3: it's a lot of it is based on a lot
Speaker 3: of ignorance. That's why I always bring up the analogy.
Speaker 3: Israel is a very small country with a very small population.
Speaker 3: When they lost twelve hundred people on October seventh, that
Speaker 3: would be the equivalent of forty thousand dead Americans. I'm
Speaker 3: not sure what part of murder, rape, torture, kidnapping, bed
Speaker 3: and forty thousand Americans dead in the day some of
Speaker 3: these people don't understand any thoughts on it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Sean, I think it's a stain on our country.
Speaker 5: This ancient hatred that we thought had been buried decades
Speaker 5: ago is coming back. And what's particularly harmful, is particularly
Speaker 5: frightening to me, is seeing these toxic ideas embraced at
Speaker 5: our top universities, our most credentialed, our most intelligent professors
Speaker 5: and students, flirting with this ancient hatred and sometimes doing
Speaker 5: a heck of a lot more than flirting. You know,
Speaker 5: America was founded on the principle of religious freedom, and
Speaker 5: no less a figure than George Washington himself wrote a
Speaker 5: letter to the Hebrew Congregation of the time and said,
Speaker 5: this is a place where every man shall be at peace,
Speaker 5: to believe what he wants to believe, and sit in
Speaker 5: the shade of his fig tree and that image of
Speaker 5: peaceful coexistence and of religious freedom and religious pluralism is
Speaker 5: at the heart of what America is. Anti Semitism is
Speaker 5: a crime against that vision of America as a place
Speaker 5: where all people of all faith or no faith can
Speaker 5: live in harmony with each other. And for university professors,
Speaker 5: for highly credentialed Ivy League members who've been given every
Speaker 5: benefit that society has to offer, for them to embrace
Speaker 5: this toxic ideology of anti Semitism is the most Unamerican
Speaker 5: thing one can think of.
Speaker 3: Oh, we appreciate your voice. We appreciate you being with us.
Speaker 3: We appreciate your time. Ambassador Nathan Sales, thank you so
Speaker 3: much for being with us.
Speaker 1: Thanks An, by the way, as you.
Speaker 3: Look as we head into this government shutdown, Look, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna stay consistent because Democrats want to blame Republicans when
Speaker 3: Democrats are in power and have control and they don't
Speaker 3: want the Republicans to be part of the process. And
Speaker 3: then they want to blame Republicans for trying to get
Speaker 3: concession from Democrats that have all the levers of power,
Speaker 3: and then they talk about the evils of government shutdowns
Speaker 3: it's a joke. And then you go back. Let's take
Speaker 3: a listen. You know, one of the funnier things is
Speaker 3: Democrats did demand immediately that they want to they want
Speaker 3: to add back to the budget one point five trillid.
Speaker 3: Included in that was healthcare for illegals. For example, it
Speaker 3: happens in the sanctuary state of Gavenousom Mount in California,
Speaker 3: other benefits in other sanctuary cities and states around the country.
Speaker 3: But one of the main provisions, and I went into
Speaker 3: great specificity in detail both on radio and TV yesterday,
Speaker 3: is you know, Joe Biden basically instituted universal health care
Speaker 3: using COVID as the reason for basically allowing any single
Speaker 3: person to get on Medicaid even if you're able bodied
Speaker 3: and you're not doing any work, and they don't check
Speaker 3: your status in terms of whether you're legal or illegal.
Speaker 3: But if you go back a number of years ago,
Speaker 3: people like Chucky Schumer, oh no, they sound like Donald
Speaker 3: Trump when it comes to benefits of any kind for illegals.
Speaker 11: Listen, this is an anti fraud amendment. All over where
Speaker 11: we go, people say, well, why can't you stop illegal
Speaker 11: immigrants or others from coming here? And the number one
Speaker 11: answer we give our constituencies. When they come here, they
Speaker 11: can get jobs, get benefits against.
Speaker 1: The law because of fraud.
Speaker 11: And here the gentleman from Florida has put together the
Speaker 11: most effective anti fraud measure we can find without it
Speaker 11: changing the actions of the government one bit, and we
Speaker 11: find all this opposition, Ladies and gentlemen of this chamber.
Speaker 11: What I worry about is that this bill, which started
Speaker 11: out with good intentions, whether you agree with it or
Speaker 11: disagree with it, is going to end up being the
Speaker 11: same kind of thing that the public gets angry with
Speaker 11: us on.
Speaker 1: We say we're doing something, and we.
Speaker 11: Do nothing because every time someone makes a rational and
Speaker 11: small proposal to get something done, people say, well what
Speaker 11: about this hypothetical, that hypothetical, etc.
Speaker 1: I urge support of this amendment.
Speaker 11: If you believe you want to stop fraud in immigration,
Speaker 11: you have no choice but to support this amendment.
Speaker 3: Not a peep out of Chucky, not a peep out
Speaker 3: of Hikeem jefferis not a peep out of any Democrat.
Speaker 3: As wide open borders was institutionalized under Biden, Harris Mayorkis
Speaker 3: and among them known terrorists and known murderers, rapists, cartel members,
Speaker 3: gang members, other violent criminals, drug dealers, and we've seen
Speaker 3: the impact on society. Democrats, they have been fighting for
Speaker 3: the rights of quote illegals, you know, condemning Ice, condemning
Speaker 3: Donald Trump for enforcing the laws of the land. And
Speaker 3: you know, then Chuck Schumer said, oh, no, we don't
Speaker 3: We don't want that at all. We don't want Republicans
Speaker 3: are lying about Democrats wanting to shut down the government
Speaker 3: to give these benefits to illegals. Well, you want to
Speaker 3: bring back and keep imperpetuity changes that were made during
Speaker 3: COVID to provide benefits to people that are not eligible
Speaker 3: for Medicaid. And Donald Trump is trying to stop us
Speaker 3: from stealing from future generations. And they want one point
Speaker 3: five trillion in new spending and Trump's never going to
Speaker 3: go along with it, not going to happen, So the
Speaker 3: government will shut down until they they've had enough.
Speaker 11: Too many Republicans are lying through their teeth. They say, oh,
Speaker 11: the Democrats want undocumented immigrants to get health care, to
Speaker 11: get the federal dollars of health care. That is utter
Speaker 11: bold and they know it.
Speaker 7: The law.
Speaker 1: The law prohibits.
Speaker 11: Undocumented immigrants from getting payments from Medicare, Medicaid or the ACA.
Speaker 11: There's no money, not a penny of federal dollars that
Speaker 11: are going there. So why do they bring this up
Speaker 11: Because they're afraid to talk about the real issue, which
Speaker 11: is healthcare for American citizens. A standard Republican mo is
Speaker 11: to make something else up because the American people are
Speaker 11: on our side.
Speaker 1: No they're not, No, they're not.
Speaker 3: All the Republicans did in the One Big Beautiful Bill
Speaker 3: is take away the COVID provisions that were supposed to
Speaker 3: be temporary that would bankrupt this country's Look, we already
Speaker 3: have Medicaid, Medicare, so security all headed towards insolvency as
Speaker 3: it is. All right, let's get to our phones, rounding Colorado. Ron,
Speaker 3: you're on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 6: Hi, Hey, Sean, thanks for taking my call, and thank
Speaker 6: thank you for everything you do.
Speaker 5: You've been awesome.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 6: I got thinking about this shutdown, and I think I
Speaker 6: found a way around it. I think that what we
Speaker 6: ought to do is President Trump should give Chucky the
Speaker 6: money he wants for medicaid for the illegals one caveat
Speaker 6: though they have to register at the local ICE office.
Speaker 6: I think that would work perfect.
Speaker 3: Yeah, then we could send them home for entering our
Speaker 3: country illegally and not respecting our laws, boarder and sovereignty.
Speaker 3: Is that what you're suggesting?
Speaker 5: Exactly? A free one way trip anywhere.
Speaker 3: I think it's a great idea. You're a genius. Well,
Speaker 3: why don't you run for office? We need more people
Speaker 3: like you.
Speaker 6: I figured i'd better tell you because you probably talked
Speaker 6: to the presidents a little more frequently than I do.
Speaker 3: Uh, that is neither confirmed nor denied. People make all
Speaker 3: sorts of assumptions anyway, Ron, thank you for the call,
Speaker 3: my friend, God bless you. You should have your own show.
Speaker 3: Logan in Arkansas? What's up, Logan?
Speaker 5: How are you? Hey, Sean?
Speaker 12: Yes, let me step away on the job site.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what kind of job side?
Speaker 5: What do you do?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I do heating their residential heating their.
Speaker 3: You know there's an article. How you sound young? How
Speaker 3: old are you?
Speaker 12: Got twenty one?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 3: Okay, you're twenty. Well, thank you for saying sir, yes sir, no, sir, yes.
Speaker 1: Ma'am no, ma'am.
Speaker 3: I'm kind of old school. I like that you could
Speaker 3: just call me Sean though you have my permission. But
Speaker 3: I'm going to tell you something. There was an article
Speaker 3: written about the next generation of millionaires. You know what
Speaker 3: it's going to be people like you, you know who.
Speaker 3: Artificial intelligence won't be able to replace people like you.
Speaker 3: And I just urge you, you know, really master your craft,
Speaker 3: build out your own company at the right point, and
Speaker 3: you'll do very well for yourself and your family, you know,
Speaker 3: by working hard and pursuing the American dream. And uh,
Speaker 3: it'll be It'll be right at your fingertips.
Speaker 12: Yes, sir Sean, I couldn't agree with you more. That's
Speaker 12: what my dad preached me all these years. I've been
Speaker 12: doing this going on four years now, fresh out.
Speaker 3: Of high school and awesome, you know, cold for you.
Speaker 3: I'm proud of you.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 12: And so basically my point was, especially going more towards
Speaker 12: college education isn't Over the recent years, especially my generation,
Speaker 12: what I've seen is the blur between education and the indoctrination,
Speaker 12: and it seems to really have led astray from you know,
Speaker 12: basic traditional values of just teaching young minds and developing
Speaker 12: them into being good people and having a good future
Speaker 12: for themselves.
Speaker 3: And listen, you know everyone's been thought that, you know,
Speaker 3: you got to go to college. You get a four
Speaker 3: year degree, and I'm not gonna lie as somebody that
Speaker 3: didn't finish college. And then I found my passion, which
Speaker 3: was radio, and that led to tea, that led to
Speaker 3: a whole life. I'd never envisioned for myself to be
Speaker 3: very honest in a very undeserved life in many ways, however,
Speaker 3: but I thought it was important and I insisted that
Speaker 3: my kids go to college. And you know, it was
Speaker 3: funny because by the time my son was a junior
Speaker 3: or senior in college, he started at a business and
Speaker 3: it calls me one day and I'm like what and
Speaker 3: he and the business has been successful ever since. And
Speaker 3: I love the fact that, you know, he's got that
Speaker 3: entrepreneurial spirit and he works hard, and you know, he
Speaker 3: keeps his head down and uh, you know it's uh,
Speaker 3: it's been very good for him to be independent.
Speaker 12: Like that, right and that, and that's great. It's the
Speaker 12: main thing I worry about is more left leaning colleges
Speaker 12: and a more political aspect of you know, young minds
Speaker 12: like cars, we don't fully have critical thinking down. It's
Speaker 12: not something where we're not quite there. Well, we're going
Speaker 12: to question everything. List of course, you got strong minds,
Speaker 12: you have the you know, the idea of of what
Speaker 12: and why I wear. And it seems like a lot
Speaker 12: of these especially anyone that's in a higher position to
Speaker 12: para professor or anything like that, they want to shove
Speaker 12: something down, you throw an ideology you don't understand, and
Speaker 12: you didn't seem like some people have the mindset to
Speaker 12: question why they are being told these things or why
Speaker 12: they're being told to believe these things.
Speaker 3: And I feel like that's why it made Charlie Kirk
Speaker 3: so effective. I mean, how many how many kids on
Speaker 3: a college campus hear a message of Hey, maybe you
Speaker 3: shouldn't be a part of hookup culture. Maybe you shouldn't
Speaker 3: be the kid, you know, drinking so much of puken
Speaker 3: in the bushes. Maybe you should consider going to church.
Speaker 3: Maybe if you date, date with a purpose and and
Speaker 3: and not be looking to use people. Maybe if you
Speaker 3: get in a relationship, you should serve your partner, uh
Speaker 3: and serve each other. And you know you're not Bam
Speaker 3: bam or Fred Flintstone, I'm the man, I'm the head
Speaker 3: of the household. Crap. You know, if you're the head
Speaker 3: of the household, that means, you know, be the head
Speaker 3: of the household, lead and be the most generous and
Speaker 3: the kindest, and be a gentleman. Gentle he word a gentleman, yes.
Speaker 12: Sir, And hopefully that's the generation that will soon be
Speaker 12: coming back. I know Charlie brought a lot of hit,
Speaker 12: a lot of lot bulls in young minds like ours,
Speaker 12: so hopefully that generation will be back.
Speaker 1: On the up and up.
Speaker 3: Look you're twenty one years old and you have more
Speaker 3: wisdom than in ninety nine point nine percent of twenty
Speaker 3: one year olds. So my advice to you, unsolicited as
Speaker 3: it is, is keep doing what you're doing. Call me
Speaker 3: back in ten years and tell me you know how
Speaker 3: successful you are. Here's what I will predict. You will
Speaker 3: owe a beautiful house and a nice, safe neighborhood. You'll
Speaker 3: drive a nice car. You'll have a company that you're
Speaker 3: growing by leaps and bounds, and you're you're going to
Speaker 3: be able to take family vacations, go out to dinner
Speaker 3: whenever you feel like it, saving for retirement, and you're
Speaker 3: going to have a good life. And I'm going to say,
Speaker 3: well done, sir, and you're going to be a good
Speaker 3: doubt on top of it, I could tell right right, Logan.
Speaker 12: I hope, So thank you so thank you. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Pick the right woman, make sure she shares your values.
Speaker 3: There's my advice, my last bit of Advicelyn, I have
Speaker 3: no right to give advice on relationships at all.
Speaker 4: Listen, you had Hannah date, man, you are the almighty.
Speaker 3: How many people got married from Hannah date?
Speaker 4: Too many? What does that mean?
Speaker 3: Too many?
Speaker 4: Well, you know, listen, I'm happy for anybody.
Speaker 3: I think I want to bring it back.
Speaker 4: I whoa absolutely not.
Speaker 3: No, you don't get to You don't get to tell
Speaker 3: me it's I do.
Speaker 4: Actually, that is actually defined in my job title executive producer,
Speaker 4: produce executively. You're welcome.
Speaker 3: No, No, I think we're going to bring back handadate no,
Speaker 3: with all the legal caveats that our lawyers will lay
Speaker 3: out for us. And like, okay, you can say, know
Speaker 3: all you want is meaningless to me, So stop repeating yourself.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 4: Repetition is the key to penetration of the mental status
Speaker 4: of me getting into your brain.
Speaker 3: You're welcome, okay. Finding people with like minded values is
Speaker 3: hard for a lot of people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so set it up, let them meet each other
Speaker 4: and move on. We don't need to do anything else.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying, oh.
Speaker 4: You're not. You're gonna get all involved, You're gonna want
Speaker 4: to be there. You put them on the air. Trust me,
Speaker 4: I've been down this road with you.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: All we're gonna do is set up you know, region
Speaker 3: by region around the country.
Speaker 9: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: And you just put in you know, critical information, you
Speaker 3: answer a few questions, you sign off on a waiver.
Speaker 3: This way, I don't have to deal with the the
Speaker 3: aftermath if it's a psycho. We warn people to be
Speaker 3: careful and then hopefully people will meet the person of
Speaker 3: their dreams.
Speaker 1: That show and you were.
Speaker 4: Asking people after two weeks, you guys get married, how's
Speaker 4: it going. I'm like, bro, take it easy.
Speaker 3: That's just me being entertaining, entertaining myself anyway. Eight hundred
Speaker 3: nine four one Seawn. We are bringing it back, whether
Speaker 3: you like it or not.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred nine four eight hundred nine four one, Shawn.
Speaker 3: If you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 3: quick break right back. We'll continue