Speaker 1: Yeah, welcome back everybody.
Speaker 2: Joe Kacha Howur number three of The Sean Hannity Show,
Speaker 2: eight hundred ninety four to one Sewan eight hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety four to one, Sean. If you wish to opine,
Speaker 2: we'll get to your calls. We're gonna get to him.
Speaker 2: But I got to hear from my good friend Greg Jared,
Speaker 2: who is one of the best legal minds, not just
Speaker 2: a Fox but like in general obviously Fox News contributor
Speaker 2: with Court TV forever, and a girl I went to
Speaker 2: the Problem with, like worked with Greg when he was there.
Speaker 1: And she's like, oh, can you say how to Greg?
Speaker 1: So Bonnie Cohen.
Speaker 2: Says, Hi, Greg, if you remember Bonnie, she was like
Speaker 2: twenty three, like basically right out of college, out of.
Speaker 1: Rutgers, and she said she worked with me.
Speaker 3: It's like, oh, figure, yeah, no, I remember Bonnie quite well.
Speaker 3: She was terrific producer there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, captain the cheerleading team. I took her to
Speaker 2: prom and then she went off with another guy over
Speaker 2: the weekend. It was a very unfortunate, but we were
Speaker 2: only friends, so I don't know what I was expecting exactly.
Speaker 1: And she's listening to this right now. She's probably like horrified.
Speaker 2: But anyway, let's let's get out of this conversation, Greg,
Speaker 2: and let us get to first. I want to talk about,
Speaker 2: obviously Daniel Penny in this case, because it's hot right
Speaker 2: now in terms of manslaughter being off the table and
Speaker 2: the judge telling Penny that jury to now consider a
Speaker 2: homicide charge instead.
Speaker 1: Actually, you know what, let's stick with this since I
Speaker 1: just set it up that way.
Speaker 2: Look, Greg, I'm not a legal expert like you are
Speaker 2: that you've been doing this for decades. All I know
Speaker 2: is I'm just a regular guy watching this unfold, and
Speaker 2: all I know is here we have a former military guy,
Speaker 2: see somebody in real trouble on the subway which has
Speaker 2: become a very dangerous place, and he does what he
Speaker 2: can to save a regular citizen and.
Speaker 1: Now you know, he could go away for the rest
Speaker 1: of his life. Like, how did we get here like this?
Speaker 1: He's a hero?
Speaker 2: Is this person isn't a criminal? So how did this
Speaker 2: case even come about? And how do you think it's
Speaker 2: going to end?
Speaker 1: Ultimately?
Speaker 3: Well, this case was always a farce. The evidence supports
Speaker 3: a complete acquittal because Penny acted reasonably to restrain a
Speaker 3: madman menacing passengers threatening to kill them. They were terrified,
Speaker 3: stricken with panic, and they told the jury, we were
Speaker 3: grateful that Penny came to our rescue. Under the law
Speaker 3: of justification, Penny was completely entitled to use lethal force
Speaker 3: in defense of himself and others as long as he
Speaker 3: believed that their lives were in imminent danger, and the
Speaker 3: evidence supports that, they said. So, you know, the fact
Speaker 3: that this jury is deadlocked now on only the second count,
Speaker 3: I think that's a reflection of the liberal views in
Speaker 3: New York and the public pressure that social activists have applied.
Speaker 3: You know, they care less about law and order and
Speaker 3: more about identity politics. If Jordan Neely was white, would
Speaker 3: this case have ever been brought. I tended down with
Speaker 3: you know, the racial justice warriors in New York tried
Speaker 3: to make it into another George Floyd outrage, vilifying Daniel
Speaker 3: Penny as a racist vigilante. But in fact he's really
Speaker 3: a hero, and so naturally the district Attorney, Alvin Bragg,
Speaker 3: you know, is happily doing their bidding at every turn.
Speaker 3: His lead prosecutor implied in front of the jury that
Speaker 3: Penny is a racist, even though there's no evidence of that.
Speaker 3: He was never charged with a hate crime, so sadly,
Speaker 3: this is yet another example of Bragg's politically driven prosecutions.
Speaker 2: It's just amazing what Alvin Bragg has tried to get
Speaker 2: away with and still does in this city. We obviously
Speaker 2: saw that farce of the case with Donald Trump, and
Speaker 2: it's just a whole ball of wrong. We're talking to
Speaker 2: Greg Jarrett, Fox News legal antis and best selling author
Speaker 2: The Constitution of the United States and other patriotic documents.
Speaker 2: I have it literally sitting here next to me at
Speaker 2: my home studio. So yeah, it's such a great read,
Speaker 2: and especially for your kids if you want to start
Speaker 2: teaching him about the Constitution now when we have in
Speaker 2: our education system focusing on race and focusing on gender
Speaker 2: identification and sexual orientation. Now the nuts and bolts, that's
Speaker 2: the Constitution, And certainly I've been reading it with my
Speaker 2: son and he asked me to learn more about government
Speaker 2: as we go along here in a crazy election year.
Speaker 1: Speaking of crazy, Greg, so, Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Apparently is planning preemptive pardons of folks like Liz Cheney,
Speaker 2: Adam Schiff, Mark Milly, doctor Anthony Fauci. This is a
Speaker 2: horrible precedent because basically he could go on and anybody
Speaker 2: he deems as a so called target of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And again, Donald Trump was president already, he didn't.
Speaker 2: Weaponize the justice system the way Joe Biden the Democrats did,
Speaker 2: so that whole sale. It's just that dog don't hunt
Speaker 2: right as far as their excuses here, But I mean,
Speaker 2: can anything be done about this, because I don't think
Speaker 2: anybody likes presidential pardons in general. It just usurps the
Speaker 2: entire legal process entirely and just allows the president to
Speaker 2: act like a king in telling people that, you know,
Speaker 2: it's about the law. But except for Hunter, except for Shift,
Speaker 2: except for X y Z. I just think most people
Speaker 2: have a bad taste in the mouth about this one,
Speaker 2: even Democrats.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree. I think by pardoning his son Hunter
Speaker 3: Biden and repeatedly lying about it for months, you know,
Speaker 3: has just further savaged and destroyed the legacy of Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: I mean, I you know, it's not just that, you know,
Speaker 3: he ruined the economy with his profligate spending, inflation at
Speaker 3: an all time high. You know, people having difficulty putting
Speaker 3: food on the table and a roof over their heads,
Speaker 3: but allowing twelve to fifteen million. We don't know the
Speaker 3: exact number of illegals coming into the United States unvetted, untracked,
Speaker 3: and you know, they then flooded major cities and you know,
Speaker 3: an unsustainable financial burden, not to mention the crime that
Speaker 3: went with it. You know, Joe Biden is really I
Speaker 3: think he'll go down in history when history books are
Speaker 3: finally written, as the worst president in American history. And
Speaker 3: you know, if he proceeds with preemptive pardons of you know,
Speaker 3: anybody and everybody under the false pretense that an incoming
Speaker 3: administration might go after them by virtue of the same
Speaker 3: kind of warfare that was used against Trump, you know,
Speaker 3: I think that will just further tarnish Joe Biden's already
Speaker 3: tattered image and reputation. And you know, look, I warned
Speaker 3: back in twenty twenty when he was running for president,
Speaker 3: this guy doesn't have the intellectual capacity to be president
Speaker 3: of the United States. He's not a leader. He's not
Speaker 3: remotely smart, never has been. And I also warned that
Speaker 3: he was suffering from diminished mental capacity and acuity and
Speaker 3: that it's foolhardy to even think of him as president
Speaker 3: of the United States. You know, I hate to say
Speaker 3: it now and again, but I told you so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're in the same boat, I wrote, and we're
Speaker 2: talking to Greg jarrettdegreg Jared dot com is the website
Speaker 2: you can read all of Greg's latest stuff when you're
Speaker 2: not seeing on Fox News dot com. Of course, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean I read a whole book about Joe Biden
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty two called come On Man, The Truth
Speaker 2: about Joe Biden's Terrible, horrible, no good, very bad Presidency.
Speaker 2: And when I was writing that, I was mostly twenty
Speaker 2: twenty one, early twenty twenty two. We went to the
Speaker 2: presses and it came out a little later that year,
Speaker 2: and then I was writing that this person has a
Speaker 2: brain that is turning to applesaucepol before our eyes, and
Speaker 2: he should not be a golf starter at your local
Speaker 2: golf course, let alone the commander in chief of the
Speaker 2: United States.
Speaker 1: And now when you hear from Democrats after that.
Speaker 2: Devastating debate June twenty seven in Atlanta, I was there that,
Speaker 2: Oh we didn't see this coming.
Speaker 1: Of course you saw it coming.
Speaker 2: I mean, when you're shaking hands with the air, when
Speaker 2: you don't know how to leave a stage, when you're
Speaker 2: when you say you're talking to the presidents and prime
Speaker 2: ministers that died decades ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's kind of a problem.
Speaker 2: And the fact that we have to now still have
Speaker 2: Joe Biden as our president for the next forty four
Speaker 2: days is beyond insulting. When he dropped out in July,
Speaker 2: he should have resigned as well. But we know why
Speaker 2: he didn't do that, Greg because then Kamala Harris would
Speaker 2: become president and she would literally have to own everything
Speaker 2: for this administration instead of running as the change candidate.
Speaker 2: So they tried to use this gambit. Thank god it
Speaker 2: didn't work, and now we have a Donald Trump for
Speaker 2: the next four years. But I did want to ask
Speaker 2: thank you as far as this pole is concerned. To
Speaker 2: your point, Daily Mail just found today that Joe Biden
Speaker 2: is now the worst president in almost fifty years. You
Speaker 2: got to go all the way back to Jimmy Carter,
Speaker 2: and I would argue that Carter wasn't remotely half as
Speaker 2: bad as what we've seen. So ultimately, what will the
Speaker 2: Joe Biden legacy be?
Speaker 3: Failure, abject failure, and incompetence. It's funny you mentioned Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 3: I'm in my home office and studio looking at a
Speaker 3: frame picture of myself with Jimmy Carter at the thousand
Speaker 3: Democrat convention in Los Angeles, which I covered, and he
Speaker 3: was my daily guest. And he was a delightful, wonderful man,
Speaker 3: you know, totally humble and friendly and kind, not just
Speaker 3: to me but to everybody. He was a terrible president,
Speaker 3: and he was an exceedingly smart guy, which you know,
Speaker 3: sort of tells me that there are other qualities of
Speaker 3: leadership that are more important. But Joe Biden has has
Speaker 3: none of that. In your book, I encourage people to
Speaker 3: read it. I read it. It was a wonderful book,
Speaker 3: right on the money. And if you want to learn
Speaker 3: about Joe Biden, you know, read Joe Conci's book, because
Speaker 3: it's a perfect explanation of Joe Biden's failures.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Greg, and I have your Venmo address. As
Speaker 2: Greg underscored, Jared, I'll get that ten percent to you.
Speaker 2: So I appreciate the kind words. You're a good man. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's the thing. I agree with you.
Speaker 1: Abject failure at least Carter.
Speaker 2: I always gave him credit that after he left the
Speaker 2: presidency that he then went to bat for habitat for humanity.
Speaker 1: Right, And the guy literally didn't read a check.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: It's not like abamboos building an eight hundred million dollar
Speaker 2: library a shrine to himself in Chicago while that great
Speaker 2: city is falling apart all around. Jimmy Carter literally built
Speaker 2: houses like with his hands for many, many years.
Speaker 1: And that's why post presidency his approval is.
Speaker 2: Pretty good, you know, I mean compared to his presidency anyway.
Speaker 2: So I could at least say that Jimmy Carter was
Speaker 2: a failure as a president, but not as a human being.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: After this, we'll probably hear ever from Joe Biden again,
Speaker 2: and now we're hearing Greg as well. Even his donors,
Speaker 2: like the Big Ones are not pitching in for a
Speaker 2: Joe Biden library. It may end up looking like a
Speaker 2: popsicle stand by the time it's done. So you don't think, though,
Speaker 2: in the end, that Joe Biden is going to be
Speaker 2: somebody who Donald Trump pursues as far as like revenge
Speaker 2: for some sort of like criminal charges based on what
Speaker 2: Biden put him through.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think he would do that. He didn't
Speaker 3: do it with Hillary Clinton, That's right. He absolutely could
Speaker 3: have in both my books, the Russia Hoax and witch Hunt,
Speaker 3: I had laid out the myriad is criminal laws that
Speaker 3: she violated. And yet Donald Trump didn't do that. You know,
Speaker 3: he said he would, but he didn't. And the media
Speaker 3: now says he is going to engage in the same
Speaker 3: kind of lawfare that was used against him. I tend
Speaker 3: to doubt that he is actually going to do that.
Speaker 3: But let me draw a distinction, because you know, law
Speaker 3: fair is the wrongful use of the law. It's abusive statutes,
Speaker 3: it's mangling evidence to bring political prosecutions, contorting the law.
Speaker 3: But if people broke the law during the Biden administration,
Speaker 3: upholding the law means that they should be prosecuted. Now,
Speaker 3: you could probably pretty easily bring a case against Joe Biden,
Speaker 3: but I wouldn't do it because I think it sets
Speaker 3: a terrible precedent. Even though it was it was done
Speaker 3: to Donald Trump. But and you know, the evidence is
Speaker 3: compelling that he was implicit in his son's influence peddling
Speaker 3: schemes that involve everything from you know, the Foreign Corrupt
Speaker 3: Practices Act, that lobbying, foreign lobbying, crimes, bribery, conspiracy, money laundering.
Speaker 3: You could make a case. But I guarantee you Donald
Speaker 3: Trump will not do that against Joe Biden. But if
Speaker 3: others broke the law, you know, the DOJ incoming should
Speaker 3: take a serious look at it. And if these were
Speaker 3: egregious violations of the law, then of course they should
Speaker 3: be held legally accountable.
Speaker 2: And we're talking to Greg Jarrett, Thegreg Jared dot com
Speaker 2: Fox News legal analysts. I'll give you ninety seconds on
Speaker 2: this one, Greg, before we go to break. Pam Bondi,
Speaker 2: Attorney General choice for Donald Trump, obviously an Attorney general
Speaker 2: in Florida. What can we expect from from her as
Speaker 2: AG and compared to Merrick Garland for that matter, Well.
Speaker 3: Uh, you know, Merrick Garland, you know my judgment wouldn't
Speaker 3: know the law if it slapped him up the head
Speaker 3: and has become such a partisan activist that he's really
Speaker 3: shredded the good name and reputation of the Department of Justice.
Speaker 3: Pam Bondi is the exact opposite. I've known her for years.
Speaker 4: She is a.
Speaker 3: Solid, experienced prosecutor. She has a level head on her shoulders.
Speaker 3: She would never engage in politicized weaponization of the law,
Speaker 3: so called law fair, but she will be an restrict
Speaker 3: adherent to the rule of law and fairness and justice.
Speaker 3: And so you know she's going to take a look
Speaker 3: at the files at the DOJ. They may have been
Speaker 3: shredded by now he finds that people were breaking the law,
Speaker 3: there will be consequences.
Speaker 2: Indeed, the Constitution of the United States and other patriot documents.
Speaker 1: That is the book.
Speaker 2: The Greg Jared dot Com is the website Fox News
Speaker 2: Legal analyst Greg, Thanks so much.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend, sir, my pleasure.
Speaker 3: Joe take care.
Speaker 2: He's good, isn't he. He's always good. It's measured in
Speaker 2: the way he speaks, and it just makes sense. The
Speaker 2: guy makes sense and he knows a law.
Speaker 1: So we're happy to have him.
Speaker 2: Joe Concha in for Sean Hannity eight hundred ninety four one,
Speaker 2: Shawn your calls coming up next.
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Speaker 6: Sean Hannity.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, everybody. Joe Kancha in for mister Hannity. I promised,
Speaker 2: I promised, and I keep my promises eventually. Anyway, So
Speaker 2: we're gonna go to our busy phones a couple Florida
Speaker 2: calls here Florida big.
Speaker 1: We're big in Florida here, aren't we? Linda.
Speaker 2: That's interesting, but I'm gonna go with uh, We're gonna
Speaker 2: keep it in the northeast here, Daniel Connecticut and Danny,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 1: You got it, man, What do you want to talk about?
Speaker 4: Yeah? My question was based on the ability of the
Speaker 4: parton that Biden may do for a few people, maybe
Speaker 4: Fauci and a few others.
Speaker 2: Liz Shaney, Adams Cheff, Yeah, Mark Millie, those the name
Speaker 2: is being tossed about, go ahead.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So my question is if under our laws, you're innocent
Speaker 7: until proven guilty, So how could they pardon someone if
Speaker 7: they haven't been charged with anything.
Speaker 2: It's interesting, right, It's like, well, you know, they haven't
Speaker 2: committed a crime, but just in case they have or
Speaker 2: something is found, we're gonna make sure they can't be charged.
Speaker 1: This is a horrible president.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've disagreed with some pardons that have been
Speaker 2: done in the past, and I don't care which president
Speaker 2: did them, because I just I just find the whole
Speaker 2: thing not an American. For lack of a better word
Speaker 2: where you could commit a crime and then now will
Speaker 2: the president said that you're free to go. In some
Speaker 2: cases they were warranted, but in others are like I don't.
Speaker 1: Know about this. Is this is not right here.
Speaker 2: It's like we're what was that movie with Tom Cruise
Speaker 2: and they can predict the future in terms of like I.
Speaker 1: Was going to be kidded. What was that called Minority Report?
Speaker 1: Right exactly?
Speaker 2: That was like twenty years ago right then when that
Speaker 2: came out, Probably more now at this point, but yeah,
Speaker 2: the movie was basically based on a premise that there
Speaker 2: were these people that could see the future and then
Speaker 2: they could tell Tom Cruise. It was basically like a
Speaker 2: part of this like elite like police unit. They would
Speaker 2: go in and arrest the person before they would commit
Speaker 2: the crime because they knew in the future that that
Speaker 2: person would eventually and it usually was murder, was going.
Speaker 1: To kill somebody.
Speaker 2: This is like that, it's a Minority Report. It's like,
Speaker 2: you know, if Adam Schiff is found to have done
Speaker 2: some really shady stuff as far as the Russian investigation
Speaker 2: where he may have manipulated evidence, or the January sixth
Speaker 2: committee with Liz Cheney, or we hear that doctor Fauci
Speaker 2: may have covered up the fact that COVID came from
Speaker 2: a lab in Wuhan, which again I go back to
Speaker 2: the John Stewart analogy, because I think it was one
Speaker 2: of the best things that have ever been said during
Speaker 2: the whole COVID era, for lack of a better word.
Speaker 2: You have John Stewart, He's on Stephen Colbert's show, and
Speaker 2: Colbert just wants to make it like a buddy buddy
Speaker 2: thing because they've known each other forever, going back to
Speaker 2: their daily show days on Comedy Central, and then Stewart
Speaker 2: just kind of jumps in and starts just going off
Speaker 2: on the fact that people keep insisting that COVID came
Speaker 2: from a bat in a wet market in Wuhan, and
Speaker 2: Stewart says, h look, if there was an outbreak of
Speaker 2: chocolate goodness in Hershey, Pennsylvania, do you think that a
Speaker 2: cocoa bean may have made it with a shovel or
Speaker 2: did it come from the effing chocolate factory?
Speaker 1: Right, that's the thing.
Speaker 2: You have a lad that literally studies coronavirus in Wuhan,
Speaker 2: but it couldn't have come from there, just like if
Speaker 2: chocolate overcame Hershey, Pennsylvania couldn't have come from the factory
Speaker 2: that makes chocolate. I mean, it was the best analogy
Speaker 2: I've ever heard, and it's true. So with Fauci, you know,
Speaker 2: he kept insisting over and over again, note that that's impossible,
Speaker 2: that couldn't have happened. I don't believe it. And he
Speaker 2: had all this gain of function research as far as
Speaker 2: all that money that went there that may have helped
Speaker 2: kill millions of people, shut down businesses forever. I'm pretty
Speaker 2: sure that's available offense. So I guess they're thinking that
Speaker 2: all it's all going to come out now, so Fauci
Speaker 2: may get a pardon, And if this happens, then every
Speaker 2: president's gonna do this where no matter what, if they
Speaker 2: think maybe you caused a crime and it might be
Speaker 2: a problem down the road, then you get a pardon,
Speaker 2: just like Hunter Biden.
Speaker 1: You gotta go back.
Speaker 2: It's a ten year pardon. And he's not really pardon
Speaker 2: Hunter Biden, Joe Biden's hunt. He's pardoning himself because he
Speaker 2: knows that if you dig deep enough into this, that
Speaker 2: Joe Biden helped facilitate all these shady business deals in
Speaker 2: horrible places like China, and Russian and Ukraine, and maybe,
Speaker 2: just maybe that's why we're giving billions of dollars in Ukraine,
Speaker 2: they keep this stupid war going where it's been a
Speaker 2: stalemate for the past two years. You have Ukraine bogging
Speaker 2: down Russia in eastern Ukraine. They can't get to Kiev,
Speaker 2: they can't get to leave, they can't get to anything
Speaker 2: ending in eve right that the Russian army, their military
Speaker 2: looks like the Vermont National Guard, so they're stuck.
Speaker 1: But they can't kick Russia out either.
Speaker 2: So five years from now, if we keep giving them
Speaker 2: billions of dollars to Zeelunsky where we don't quite know
Speaker 2: where the money is going because we can't get an
Speaker 2: accounting of it, this is gonna go on forever unless
Speaker 2: a negotiation can be made. They know Trump's going to
Speaker 2: come in and do that, and that's why Biden is
Speaker 2: throwing all of this money at the problem, and because
Speaker 2: maybe he's compromised.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's it.
Speaker 2: And by the way, that whole impeachment of Trump, that
Speaker 2: first one, it's looking pretty silly right now because Trump
Speaker 2: was right, he told Zelensky, you got to look into
Speaker 2: this corruption by Hunter Biden and possibly Joe Biden. He
Speaker 2: gets impeached over that over something.
Speaker 1: He's correct on. It's a whole joke. Anyway. We have
Speaker 1: such a great producing team that I didn't do the
Speaker 1: John Stewart clip justice as far as where COVID came from,
Speaker 1: and for him to do it to Colbert's face and
Speaker 1: to that audience's face.
Speaker 2: I got to give the guy credit. He sticks to
Speaker 2: his principles most of the time. And you know, he
Speaker 2: said what he said and it turned out that he
Speaker 2: was right. Let's play that John Stewart clip.
Speaker 8: Gets I think we owe a great debt of gratitude
Speaker 8: to science. Science has in many ways helped ease the
Speaker 8: suffering of this pandemic, which was more than likely caused
Speaker 8: by science.
Speaker 9: What what do you mean by do you mean like
Speaker 9: there's a chance that this is creating a lab?
Speaker 1: There's an investigation, a chance both with evidence. I'd love
Speaker 1: to hear it.
Speaker 10: There's a novel respiratory coronavirus overtaking wu Han China.
Speaker 1: What do we do? Oh, you know who?
Speaker 8: We could ask the Wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab. The
Speaker 8: disease is the same name as the lab. That's just
Speaker 8: that's just a little too weird, don't you think?
Speaker 10: And then they asked those scientists, They're like, how did this?
Speaker 10: So wait a minute, you work at the wu Han
Speaker 10: Respiratory coronavirus lab.
Speaker 1: How did this happen?
Speaker 10: And they're like, pangolin kiss the turtle.
Speaker 8: And you're like, no, you the name of your lab,
Speaker 8: right if you look at the name.
Speaker 1: Look at the name. He's standing up with this your
Speaker 1: business card? Show me your business card.
Speaker 8: Oh, I work at the coronavirus lab in wo ann.
Speaker 10: Oh, because there's a coronavirus loosing wu ann.
Speaker 1: How did that happen?
Speaker 10: Maybe a bat flew into the klouaka of a turkey
Speaker 10: and then it sneezed.
Speaker 1: Into my chili and now we all have corona.
Speaker 2: But and then he goes on for the whole chocolate
Speaker 2: factory thing, which to which I think I quoted that
Speaker 2: one perfectly, so you get the idea. But again, to
Speaker 2: go into the lions den, that is his den. I mean,
Speaker 2: John Stewart is liberal, but you heard it. He was
Speaker 2: like winning over the crowd. And Colbert's like, well, what
Speaker 2: evidence do we have of this? Well, common sense maybe
Speaker 2: that's it. Anyway, Daniel, you were so patient there I
Speaker 2: was giving you an answer, and I never really get
Speaker 2: back in because I went off on the usual rant.
Speaker 2: So let's continue with our busy phones and we will
Speaker 2: go to Erin in the great.
Speaker 1: State of Colorado. You know, I was going over with
Speaker 1: my daughter Aaron, all.
Speaker 2: The states that I've been to and the states I
Speaker 2: haven't And we're down to like thirteen I haven't been to,
Speaker 2: and they're mostly in your neck of the woods. But
Speaker 2: I gotta go skiing in Colorado. My son is huge
Speaker 2: on it. Like do I go to Breck, do I
Speaker 2: go to Aspen?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 1: What what do you recommend? Hey, Basin, y'all really haven't heard
Speaker 1: of that one? Okay? Riding in the stem? What is
Speaker 1: it called again?
Speaker 11: A rapa hoe base? And I've been there. It's one
Speaker 11: of the good ones.
Speaker 2: Is it easy to fly into, Like you fly into
Speaker 2: Boulder or Denver and kind of like a two hour
Speaker 2: ride kind of.
Speaker 11: Thing you have to everywhere. You fly into Denver, then
Speaker 11: catch a snow bus on up into the mountains.
Speaker 1: All right, so done deal. I'm definitely going there.
Speaker 2: But we don't want to talk about skiing, of course,
Speaker 2: here we want to talk about I don't know, Boke
Speaker 2: thiss in the military. That's what I'm guessing. Anyway, I'm
Speaker 2: psychic to these things. Yeah, or by call screener showed
Speaker 2: me that, look go ahead.
Speaker 11: My daughter is a tech sergeant, runs a leadership position,
Speaker 11: runs to her little attachment, but she is afraid to
Speaker 11: do what we call counseling statements forty fifty six. I
Speaker 11: think I've been out of a lot of years because
Speaker 11: those are like a performance review monthly done. And anytime
Speaker 11: a soldier or airman does something good, then they get
Speaker 11: written up or bad and possibly get an award. Or
Speaker 11: if they do something bad, you know late for work
Speaker 11: d UI, they can get written up on the spot
Speaker 11: and possibly adverse action for you know, misconduct.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: But so the verbiage that goes into these forty eight
Speaker 11: to fifty six, and I know Pete hex Sath knows
Speaker 11: them because everybody's done dozens and hundreds of them. There's
Speaker 11: thousands done every day in the military.
Speaker 1: Wow. Is that right?
Speaker 11: Very precise, Yes, because it's you know, you do good,
Speaker 11: you get you get written up. Basically, Hey, here's an
Speaker 11: award or here's an ataboid something like that, or oh
Speaker 11: you screwed up. Now now you have to come in
Speaker 11: early every day because you were late, you know, one time,
Speaker 11: you know. And it helps mature the recruits into soldiers,
Speaker 11: and the soldiers and the leaders and so forth through
Speaker 11: the years. It helps mold them and mentor them. But
Speaker 11: because of wokeness in the military, if the wrong pronoun
Speaker 11: is used, the person that wrote that a counseling statement
Speaker 11: can now be written up, the counseling statement thrown out,
Speaker 11: and if it's for an adverse action, nothing happens to
Speaker 11: the person that did the thing wrong, and the leader
Speaker 11: is now in trouble for the wrong pronoun. So my
Speaker 11: daughter's like, I don't want to write anybody up because
Speaker 11: I'm going to get in trouble if I say the
Speaker 11: wrong thing in there. So that's not the military wide
Speaker 11: on the advancement and the cultivation of leaders in the military,
Speaker 11: because you've got these few that want to be an
Speaker 11: individual when they're supposed to be part of a unit.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right.
Speaker 2: And by the way, does everybody forget that the current
Speaker 2: Defense Secretary of Lloyd Austin went in for a procedure
Speaker 2: to the hospital and ended up being there for more
Speaker 2: than a week, and the president nor almost nobody knew.
Speaker 1: Where he was. I mean, that is remarkable to me
Speaker 1: that that guy wasn't fired on that.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not remarkable. It's Joe Biden doesn't fire anybody.
Speaker 2: But that's a fireable offense. You go into the hospital
Speaker 2: to get some sort of procedure, it goes wrong, then
Speaker 2: you're basically at a commission for a week and there's
Speaker 2: no one there to back you up. I remember that
Speaker 2: his backup was on vacation in Puerto Rico, and like
Speaker 2: was informed by phone, like, oh, by the way, you're
Speaker 2: basically the the secretary of.
Speaker 1: Defense right now.
Speaker 2: I mean, geez, And we're worried about Pete Hegsgeth hag
Speaker 2: Zeth because because what he apparently had a couple of
Speaker 2: beers a couple of years ago. This is Brett Cavta
Speaker 2: all over again. It's the stupidest thing. And Aaron, thanks
Speaker 2: for to call. I appreciated that. That's great, like firsthand
Speaker 2: knowledge of what's going on in our military.
Speaker 1: I think there's so.
Speaker 2: Much opposition to Pete heg Seth because the problem is
Speaker 2: that they know that he's going to go in there
Speaker 2: just like Cash Betel and really change things. Just read
Speaker 2: his books quite frankly, because he has several. The War
Speaker 2: on Warriors probably is the best one. It's called the
Speaker 2: War on Warriors behind the betrayal of the men who
Speaker 2: keep us free and battle for the American mind. And
Speaker 2: then of course that's more in the education system, but
Speaker 2: it kind of plays into the whole argument, right, and
Speaker 2: then American crusade as well. So it's Pete's written about
Speaker 2: this stuff. His opponents know what he's written about and
Speaker 2: what he wants to do, and that's why there's been
Speaker 2: such staunch opposition with these unnamed sourced stories about all
Speaker 2: this stuff that not one person's on the record saying,
Speaker 2: I say, until I get some people on the record
Speaker 2: and they want to talk about salacious x y Z
Speaker 2: and they're willing to put their name to it, I
Speaker 2: don't want to hear about it. Because that's all we
Speaker 2: heard during the Trump years about people close to the
Speaker 2: president A saying XYZ and the never a name source
Speaker 2: and all ended up being bs anyway, particularly when it
Speaker 2: came to Russia. Speaking of Trump, he's now weighing over
Speaker 2: Linda some different titles himself. In other words, sure, it's
Speaker 2: President elect Trump now and he will be President Trump,
Speaker 2: but he's kicking around some other titles as well.
Speaker 1: Do do we have that Clipland indeed we get it.
Speaker 9: I was elected the King of the United States of America.
Speaker 1: Say goodbye to.
Speaker 9: King George, and hello dou King Trump. We love King Trump,
Speaker 9: and they won't get rid of King Trump, that's for sure.
Speaker 9: I can't decide to find like King Beddar or Emperor.
Speaker 1: Emperor has a.
Speaker 9: Great ring to it, and the Emperor has a new groove,
Speaker 9: did you know that? I'm also thinking about the Supreme Leader.
Speaker 9: That's a good title, and maybe even Chairmen, because we
Speaker 9: know that chairman sits in a very big chair, maybe
Speaker 9: even a throne. We're looking into it, maybe like the
Speaker 9: Game of Thrones thrown, but a lot bigger and a
Speaker 9: lot pornterer with more dragons. By the way, now that
Speaker 9: I've collected all of the Infinity electoral boats, I can
Speaker 9: snap my fingers and make half of all the immigrants disappear.
Speaker 1: Well, and they won't be able to have abortions either.
Speaker 9: So the immigrants, they will have a lot of babies,
Speaker 9: and those babies won't be citizens.
Speaker 1: So we're going to throw the babies into.
Speaker 9: Mexico and middld a giant wall out of babies. And
Speaker 9: you know what, I should call pun up because I
Speaker 9: might want to serve three terms.
Speaker 1: That's a journy nice, maybe even four. How did he
Speaker 1: do that? How did he do that? I should ask
Speaker 1: him that?
Speaker 2: All right, So obviously that was not Donald Trump, But
Speaker 2: that is one of the best imitations you will ever
Speaker 2: hear the guy. There are several out there. Who is it,
Speaker 2: Shane Gellis? That doesn't really good one.
Speaker 6: That's all my favorite.
Speaker 1: I think Shane Gills is just spot on.
Speaker 2: Really okay, I love this whole self deprecation thing. But
Speaker 2: I could see Trump actually saying those things just to troll,
Speaker 2: you know, the media and liberals because they remember what
Speaker 2: he said he wanted to be a dictator on day one,
Speaker 2: and they're like, he.
Speaker 1: Said he's going to be a dictator when they're so
Speaker 1: they're just so literal and absurd.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he was talking about the border and drill, baby, drill,
Speaker 2: but they're like, see and even like Kamala Harris would
Speaker 2: say that on the campaign trail, like being so utterly dishonest.
Speaker 2: And you know, my dream, Linda is to own a
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Speaker 2: just get what you deserve, and Kamala Harris ton Wall's
Speaker 2: got what they deserved because they continually lied in the
Speaker 2: campaign trail and now we can't find them.
Speaker 1: It's quite remarkable. Anyway.
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