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Speaker 1: Caroline Levitt talking about President Trump intending to designate Antifa
Speaker 1: as a domestic terrorist organization.
Speaker 2: Here's what she said.
Speaker 3: Antifa is going to be designated a domestic terrorist organization.
Speaker 3: The President intends to sign that executive order very soon,
Speaker 3: as soon as it's drafted, as soon as today, late
Speaker 3: later this afternoon. And this is something the President campaigned
Speaker 3: on because we have seen a rise in violence perpetuated
Speaker 3: by Antifa, radical people across this country who subscribe to
Speaker 3: this group, and unfortunately it's gone widely uncovered by many
Speaker 3: in the legacy media. It also went completely ignored by
Speaker 3: the previous administration. Not anymore. Not only, as you mentioned,
Speaker 3: were the bullet casings subscribe with Antifa mottos if you will,
Speaker 3: in the heinous assassination of Charlie. But there have also
Speaker 3: been more examples than I could read off for you
Speaker 3: here in this briefing room today of violence from Antifa.
Speaker 1: All right, So the President signed this executive order yesterday
Speaker 1: designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization. In his un speech,
Speaker 1: as you just heard, the President also making it very
Speaker 1: very clear that these narco terrorist drug dealing boats are
Speaker 1: going to continue to be blown out of the water.
Speaker 1: They're not going to have free reign to bring these
Speaker 1: drugs into the US that is killing hundreds of thousands
Speaker 1: of Americans every single year. And the order comes after
Speaker 1: the President tees slapping a terror label on this radical
Speaker 1: anti fascist group last week. The reality is we also
Speaker 1: have to get to the funding of these organizations.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 1: Here to weigh in on the President's decision, former Kentucky
Speaker 1: Attorney General now CEO of the seventeen ninety two Exchange,
Speaker 1: Daniel Cameron with us.
Speaker 2: Daniel, welcome back, sir.
Speaker 4: How are you, Henny, Thank you so much for having
Speaker 4: me on. And man, Caroline Levitt, I mean Carolyn Levit
Speaker 4: said it's the best, I mean, not anymore in terms
Speaker 4: of allowing these organizations, in particular Antifa, to reign terror
Speaker 4: over our communities. And excited to see that the President
Speaker 4: is not only you know when he was a campaign
Speaker 4: and he talked about wanting to be a law and
Speaker 4: order president and returning us to a civil society where
Speaker 4: we respect each other and we don't antagonize each other
Speaker 4: or threaten violence. And he's going right at the heart
Speaker 4: of it with this executive order targeted at Antifa, and
Speaker 4: I'm glad to see it.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of shocked that some people on the left
Speaker 1: have been critical of this idea. Is it because politically
Speaker 1: they feel that they get support from them?
Speaker 4: Well, look, I think at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: the farm Loow and the Democrats are tied in knots
Speaker 4: about how to respond to this moment. You know, they
Speaker 4: want to cast aside what happened, the traumatic events that
Speaker 4: unfolded in Utah just you know, almost a couple of
Speaker 4: weeks ago. They don't know how to talk about Charlie
Speaker 4: Kirk's assassination. They don't know how to have their Sister
Speaker 4: Soldier moment as Bill Clinton had in the nineties. They
Speaker 4: don't know how to wrangle this far left lunacy that
Speaker 4: has metastasized on their side of the aisle, and it's
Speaker 4: playing out in real time. But what President Trump is
Speaker 4: doing is again showing up on the eighty percent side
Speaker 4: of an issue that Americans care about. They care about
Speaker 4: safety and security, they care about our founding principle of
Speaker 4: the First Amendment, the ability to be able to speak
Speaker 4: and advocate and articulate your position or viewpoint and do
Speaker 4: it in a way that doesn't as a response mean
Speaker 4: that you're met with violence. And the tragedy is that
Speaker 4: when Charlie Kirk would go to these universities, all he
Speaker 4: wanted to do was engage in a dialogue with folks
Speaker 4: that didn't agree with him and maybe at the end
Speaker 4: of the day persuade them to his cause. And he
Speaker 4: was gunned down for it. And it's a tragedy. I'm
Speaker 4: glad President Trump and the Trump administration are trying to
Speaker 4: respond to this moment in a way that is meaningful insignificant.
Speaker 4: And the Left, simply whether it's because of funding streams
Speaker 4: or what have you, does not have a cojin response
Speaker 4: to this moment. And that's why they're failing as a
Speaker 4: party because they do not know how to meet a
Speaker 4: moment and meet a crisis, whereas the Republican Party and
Speaker 4: President Trump are understanding how we tackle and resolve these
Speaker 4: issues that are plaguing our society.
Speaker 1: You know, I will tell you, I don't know if
Speaker 1: you had an opportunity to watch the speech that we
Speaker 1: played in the last hour of the president at the
Speaker 1: UN today. Actually, in many ways, I think it was
Speaker 1: like beyond the Trump doctrine, almost like a Trump manifesto,
Speaker 1: and it dealt with every issue that the world is facing.
Speaker 1: And what was amazing to me about it is how
Speaker 1: this president understands the might and the leadership role of
Speaker 1: the United States and he wants to use it for good.
Speaker 1: He was very very clear in that message he wants
Speaker 1: to bring peace. He's thinking out of the box. He
Speaker 1: shatters you know, all status quo establishment thinking. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure we'll ever see this again in our lifetime. This
Speaker 1: is what I meant, you know, all the after the
Speaker 1: election saying transformational, consequential. This was not just a consequential speech.
Speaker 1: It was also a speech that showed what has been
Speaker 1: done in the last you know, since he's gotten back
Speaker 1: in office. And I don't care if it's bringing peace
Speaker 1: around the globe. I don't care if it's transforming the
Speaker 1: mindset on trade and immigration or energy. And he challenged
Speaker 1: you know, every every single illusion that has been out there,
Speaker 1: and I've read mindset that has been established that has failed,
Speaker 1: and he's vowing to conquer at all.
Speaker 4: You are exactly right. I mean, isn't it refreshing to
Speaker 4: have a president in the United States that is standing
Speaker 4: up on the world stage and speaking a doctrine that
Speaker 4: puts the American citizen first and recognizes our role in
Speaker 4: the global the opportunity to be a part of the
Speaker 4: global stage, but also doing it from a position of
Speaker 4: strength and focusing on the American people. It often kind
Speaker 4: of reminds you of of Teddy Roosevelt, who used the
Speaker 4: bully foolpit in a way that better the lives of
Speaker 4: our citizens, protected our borders, and ensured that we played
Speaker 4: a dominant role in the global positioning of our adversaries
Speaker 4: in our allies. And I mean, there's no better picture
Speaker 4: of the America First Agenda than the fact that just
Speaker 4: a short few weeks ago the President had so many
Speaker 4: leaders of Allied countries at the White House trying again
Speaker 4: to solve this complex issue around Ukraine and Russia, and
Speaker 4: he continues to use the bullypool pit effectively to stand
Speaker 4: for our citizens, to fight on our behalf to ensure
Speaker 4: that this country in this world. I mean, to his
Speaker 4: point during the speech, I mean, he has basically been
Speaker 4: the lynchpin for stopping so many things globally that are
Speaker 4: bad from happening, ending wars, pursuing peace agreements. It's all
Speaker 4: because of President Trump and his leadership, and we are
Speaker 4: better off for well, I think the.
Speaker 1: World will be a safer place. He's also challenging the
Speaker 1: world on issues involving biological weapons and on nuclear weapons
Speaker 1: and talking about the danger there. The president, you know,
Speaker 1: he's he says he doesn't want a peace prize. He
Speaker 1: wants peace. He wants the killing to stop. He laid out,
Speaker 1: you know, all the different places where the UN has
Speaker 1: failed and failed spectacularly, and that they have done nothing.
Speaker 1: They can't even get a teleprompter right or an escalator
Speaker 1: working correctly. Somewhat amusing, but you know, it kind of
Speaker 1: is symbolic of what a failing institution it is. I've
Speaker 1: never thought much of the UN.
Speaker 4: Look, I mean you said it correctly. I mean this
Speaker 4: is a president that has thrown out the playbook and
Speaker 4: is daily sort of reimagining, if you will, like, what
Speaker 4: this world can look like, what this not only the world,
Speaker 4: but you know, more specifically, what this country should look
Speaker 4: like and how we can live up to the ideals
Speaker 4: of our founding. And this is a president that wants
Speaker 4: to ensure that this is a country that is based
Speaker 4: on merit and opportunity, that we build up our future
Speaker 4: generations on the idea of merit, excellence, intelligence, and integrity,
Speaker 4: instead of what the left wants to entrench in our
Speaker 4: institutions and namely our academic institutions, these ideas of diversity, equity,
Speaker 4: and inclusion. Again, we need merit, excellence, intelligence, and integrity.
Speaker 4: This president understands that. And on the global stage, again,
Speaker 4: it's great to observe in the context of our full history,
Speaker 4: a president that is day in and day out, concerned
Speaker 4: about ending wars, finding peace, and pursuing an agenda that
Speaker 4: is to the betterment of the citizens of this nation. Again,
Speaker 4: it's refreshing, and I'm glad to be seeing it just
Speaker 4: like you are.
Speaker 1: It's kind of shocking in a way to see and
Speaker 1: to compair and contrast the last four years versus the
Speaker 1: last eight months now not going on nine months now
Speaker 1: of the Trump presidency. It is so dramatically different, you know,
Speaker 1: everything from a president that talks to the country, talks
Speaker 1: to the press, and then bold, innovative, out of the
Speaker 1: box thinking solutions, you know, versus you know, this old
Speaker 1: tired establishment, woke DEI waste of money, you know, fraud
Speaker 1: and abuse at levels we'd never seen before, lying about
Speaker 1: economic activity that didn't exist, lying about borders that were
Speaker 1: wide open and saying that they're closed, you know, supporting
Speaker 1: Defundi's mantle, nobeil reimagine the police. I mean insanity. It's
Speaker 1: it is so dramatic. I don't think people are absorbing
Speaker 1: the magnitude of change here.
Speaker 4: I mean it is a stark change. I mean you
Speaker 4: you've you're exactly right. I mean, we had a feeble
Speaker 4: president with a brittle administration that was looking backwards as
Speaker 4: opposed to forward for the progression of our citizens. And
Speaker 4: you had a president and President Biden that wanted to
Speaker 4: destroy our fossil fuels industry. I live in Kentucky and
Speaker 4: we care deeply about colon natural gas. He wanted to
Speaker 4: destroy that energy, those fossil fuels that give us our
Speaker 4: energy independence. He wanted to essentially put in place of
Speaker 4: merit and opportunity, as I spoke about earlier, he wanted
Speaker 4: to put in these concepts of diversity, equity, and inclusion
Speaker 4: that are weaponized terms that are meant to divide in
Speaker 4: so division in this nation. President Biden wanted to get
Speaker 4: rid of and the left wing Zealots wanted to get
Speaker 4: rid of the law enforcement community in a way that
Speaker 4: meant that, you know, we would have a different approach
Speaker 4: to how we look at all in order. President Trump
Speaker 4: is done away with all that. And maybe the most
Speaker 4: important thing is this is a president of action. I mean,
Speaker 4: to your point, he's constantly engaging with the press, he's
Speaker 4: constantly talking to the American people, and it gives you
Speaker 4: a sense not only of pride, but that the head
Speaker 4: of state is working day in and day out to
Speaker 4: make life, make life better for our people. And this
Speaker 4: is a president that's focused on jobs, on the economy,
Speaker 4: on our energy independence. Look think of this. Think of
Speaker 4: a president that has embraced blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, that is
Speaker 4: fighting for the future economy, fighting for the needs of tomorrow. Again,
Speaker 4: it's exciting time to live in the United States when
Speaker 4: we have this type of leadership that is so focused
Speaker 4: on how we can better the lives of our citizens
Speaker 4: but also be ready for the economy of tomorrow and
Speaker 4: lead on the economy of tomorrow.
Speaker 2: And I'd love to add to that.
Speaker 1: I mean, how he just absolutely eviscerated countries' policies on
Speaker 1: energy and immigration, et cetera. And he just called him
Speaker 1: out and hit him with statistic after statistic. Is a
Speaker 1: pretty historic moment here. I mean, this was like a
Speaker 1: shock and all speech of all shotgun all speeches.
Speaker 4: Well, President Trump is not you know one of the things. Look,
Speaker 4: I sometimes will quote scripture in second Corintheans two seventeen.
Speaker 4: It says that we are not given a spirit of fear.
Speaker 4: We are given a spirit of sound mind, love, and power.
Speaker 4: And President Trump is walking in this approach to governing
Speaker 4: that is from a spirit of power. It's from a
Speaker 4: place of compassion and love for the American people in
Speaker 4: wanting to see this country be the best and brightest
Speaker 4: version of itself. And it is in a way an
Speaker 4: opportunity for him to say, this is what we are
Speaker 4: doing to lead the globe. You in, allies, catch up,
Speaker 4: follow the United States. This is how we lead, This
Speaker 4: is how we move forward, and we can do it together.
Speaker 4: And again, it's a it's a monumental in historic presidency
Speaker 4: that we're seeing right now.
Speaker 2: He said, it's an opportunity for a reset.
Speaker 1: That's really how I interpreted it, and that everybody's got
Speaker 1: to gotta challenge institutionalized conventional thinking. Anyway, Daniel Cameron, we
Speaker 1: do appreciate you great analysis, Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn is a number
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: You know, I know Kamala Harris is out and I
Speaker 1: am I'm sure liberals, you know, some liberals will want
Speaker 1: to buy her book and interested in what she has
Speaker 1: to say. But especially after President Trump's speech at the
Speaker 1: UN today, it just reminds us. And when you compare
Speaker 1: and contrast the last four years and you know, wokeism
Speaker 1: and deeiism and free sex change operations, taxpayer funded sex
Speaker 1: change operations, taxpayer funded free college tuition for illegals, you know,
Speaker 1: between Harris and Walls and the things that they supported,
Speaker 1: it just it is so stark the comparison. I mean,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris goes right back, She's on you know, the
Speaker 1: ms DNC, the conspiracy theory channel, and right back to
Speaker 1: where she was when she lost. Trump is a tyrant
Speaker 1: and a communist dictator.
Speaker 5: Listen, democracy sustains capitalism. Capitalism thrives in a democracy, and
Speaker 5: right now we are dealing with as I called him
Speaker 5: at my speech on the Ellipse, a tyrant. We used
Speaker 5: to compare the strength of our democracy to communist dictators.
Speaker 5: That's what we're dealing with right now. Donald Trump and
Speaker 5: these titans of industry are not speaking up.
Speaker 1: In the titans of industry are not speaking up. What
Speaker 1: is she even talking about?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: We're finding out by the way, the Biden administration was
Speaker 1: just flat out lying when it comes to issues involving
Speaker 1: job numbers, on top of lying about borders, and top
Speaker 1: of lying about and cooking the books on safety and security.
Speaker 1: It is a sight to behold. I hope America understands this,
Speaker 1: you know. I don't know if we'll ever get anybody
Speaker 1: quite as strong as President Trump. I hope some of
Speaker 1: the people around him are learning from him and can
Speaker 1: take this movement forward in the future. I don't think
Speaker 1: you ever get another Reagan. You don't get another Trump.
Speaker 1: But you want to continue America and its growth and
Speaker 1: its strength. And there's nobody that understands the power and
Speaker 1: might and impact and influence that the United States is
Speaker 1: and using it for the good of the entire world,
Speaker 1: and for more importantly, the good of the American people.
Speaker 1: He called out everybody. He shattered all of the status quo,
Speaker 1: He shattered all conventional and establishment ways of thinking today.
Speaker 1: It was pretty spectacular anyway. One more, Harris cut I
Speaker 1: was reckless not to challenge Biden on running in twenty
Speaker 1: and twenty four, as if anybody cares, and if you
Speaker 1: know she's going to be a leader, how do you
Speaker 1: not do that? It was so obvious and transparent to everybody.
Speaker 1: He could not talk. He was a cognitive mess, and
Speaker 1: that everybody covered for him.
Speaker 6: You say in part page forty six, it's Joe and
Speaker 6: Jill's decision. We all said that like a mantra, as
Speaker 6: if we'd all been hypnotized. Was it grace or was itcklessness?
Speaker 6: In retrospect, I think it was recklessness. The stakes were
Speaker 6: simply too high. This wasn't a choice that should have
Speaker 6: been left to an individual's ego and individual's ambition. It
Speaker 6: should have been more than a personal decision. Whose decision
Speaker 6: should that have been? How should that decision have been made?
Speaker 5: So when I write this, it's because I realize that
Speaker 5: I have and had a certain responsibility that I should
Speaker 5: have followed through on, which is and so when I
Speaker 5: talk about the recklessness as much as anything. I'm talking
Speaker 5: about myself. There was so much as we know at stake,
Speaker 5: and as I write, you know where my head was
Speaker 5: at at the time is that it would be completely
Speaker 5: it would come off as being completely self serving.
Speaker 6: If you said to President Biden if you did not
Speaker 6: think you should run.
Speaker 5: Again, yeah, or even if he should question whether it's
Speaker 5: a good idea.
Speaker 1: Pretty remarkable. All right, let's get to our busy phones.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and nine to four one, Sean, if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program, Patrick, in
Speaker 1: the United Socialist Utopia of California, maybe you can explain
Speaker 1: what your governor's doing out there by trying he won't
Speaker 1: be successful trying to basically out or docs in a
Speaker 1: different sort of way by removing the masks of ice agents.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he's thinking, Christy Nola's going to
Speaker 1: have a bad day. Don't know what he's thinking there too,
Speaker 1: in light of recent events. But you guys elected him
Speaker 1: out there, he's your governor. Sean Hannity, Yes, Patrick, what's
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 7: I'm first time caller, long time listener, and you were
Speaker 7: the one who actually turned me to conservatism.
Speaker 2: Thank you, well, you're very welcome. How did I do
Speaker 2: that just.
Speaker 7: By listening to your show?
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 7: I started listening in two thousand and eight and I
Speaker 7: realized I had buyer's regret from voting for Obama.
Speaker 2: And listen to your showan, Well, thank you for having
Speaker 2: an open mind.
Speaker 1: Honestly, I mean, I think this show is rooted in simple, basic,
Speaker 1: fundamental common sense, and you know, for a lot of people,
Speaker 1: when they first hear it, it can be you know,
Speaker 1: it challenges the core of their belief system. And then
Speaker 1: if they have an open mind, they'll realize, yeah, this
Speaker 1: conventional way of thinking doesn't work. And that's that's what
Speaker 1: made the speech before the un so special today.
Speaker 2: But go ahead.
Speaker 7: Anyways, I want to say that I'm really perplexed, maybe
Speaker 7: a bit angry about what happened with Jimmy Kimmel. I
Speaker 7: hear that ABC decide, oh, we're going to put him on,
Speaker 7: and I hear again from Sierra. Sierra is like, no,
Speaker 7: we're not putting him on. Here from Disney n that's
Speaker 7: not happening. And from what I understand is I think
Speaker 7: ABC folded because somebody shot at their newsroom and Sacramento
Speaker 7: and I'm.
Speaker 1: Not really sure what happened. I can only go by
Speaker 1: based on what Disney is saying. And in spite of
Speaker 1: what the legacy media mob and Democrats were proclaiming that
Speaker 1: Trump caused this, he didn't. And when he said that
Speaker 1: Kimmel's next after Colbert's firing, he's making a prediction. And
Speaker 1: and then he went on to say, is no talent,
Speaker 1: no ratings, and that is you know, he's somebody that
Speaker 1: knows television, and that's a pretty pretty fundamental prediction. It's
Speaker 1: not hard to figure that out.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I guess ABC will never get rid of them, although
Speaker 1: I guess these station groups have decided that they're not
Speaker 1: going to pick up the show even though Kimmel's coming back,
Speaker 1: and they'll be negotiating, I guess with ABC and their
Speaker 1: their agreements with ABC.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and you know, I think that, you know, ABC
Speaker 7: is somewhat compromised by the left and they really need
Speaker 7: to be investigated. And I'd like to see Trump start
Speaker 7: terminating some licenses because you know, in the legacy news groups,
Speaker 7: you know, what they do is it's ninety ninety five
Speaker 7: percent dis favorable to Trump, and even when he does
Speaker 7: something really really great, they fail to report it and
Speaker 7: then they'll report something really raunchy about Trump that isn't true.
Speaker 1: Well, they do it all the time. But you know,
Speaker 1: there is good news in all of this. And I
Speaker 1: don't even think it's really necessary for any government involvement.
Speaker 1: I understand broadcast networks they have in the public interest obligations,
Speaker 1: et cetera. But in the end, the American people have
Speaker 1: already decided. You know, when you lose over a million
Speaker 1: viewers and you lose seventy two percent of your target demo,
Speaker 1: as Jimmy Kimmel has, you know, the economics of it
Speaker 1: will drive Disney's ultimate decision in the end, although maybe
Speaker 1: they're going to feel compelled to satisfy the crazy liberal
Speaker 1: base of their party to keep him on the air,
Speaker 1: even though you know, he's a lost leader, meaning a
Speaker 1: lost loser, and it just is meaningless to me. You know,
Speaker 1: go back to the last election. With everything they threw
Speaker 1: with Donald Trump, they were not successful. And the American
Speaker 1: people have woken up to the fact that the media
Speaker 1: is corrupt and the media lies, and they woke up
Speaker 1: to the fact that Democrats are lying. Now the Democrats
Speaker 1: are lying about shutting down the government. You know, the
Speaker 1: President put out of a truth earlier today, you know,
Speaker 1: he's he's not going to meet with Schumer, and and
Speaker 1: what's the name, Hakim Jeffries. He said that they're demanding
Speaker 1: a trillion dollars in new spending for free health care
Speaker 1: for illegals, you know, forcing taxpayers to pay for you know,
Speaker 1: transgender surgery, even for miners to have dead people on
Speaker 1: Medicaid roles, and allow illegal alien criminals to steal billions
Speaker 1: of dollars in American taxpayer benefits, and try and force
Speaker 1: our country to open our borders once again.
Speaker 2: He's not given into it.
Speaker 1: And if the left wants to shut down the government,
Speaker 1: something they complained bitter Lee about that Republicans should never do,
Speaker 1: let him do it and then let the American people decide.
Speaker 1: We're living through a point where it's the Democrats have
Speaker 1: no identity except that they they have radicals that run
Speaker 1: the party, and they have leadership in name only that
Speaker 1: cowers before them.
Speaker 2: You know, HAKM.
Speaker 1: Jeffrey's indicating he's going to support Tommy, you know, Marxist Mundani.
Speaker 1: That tells you everything you need to know. And Schumer
Speaker 1: will as well, He'll fall in line anyway. I appreciate
Speaker 1: the call. Thank you so much, Patrick, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and nine four one Seawn. If you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program, let us say
Speaker 1: hi to Troy and Minnesota. Troy, how are you glad
Speaker 1: you called?
Speaker 4: Good? Good?
Speaker 8: Thanks for taking my call. I wanted to touch base
Speaker 8: with you a little bit about a comment that I.
Speaker 9: Heard Ilham Omar Make who's one of our congressional representatives
Speaker 9: here in Minnesota. And I couldn't believe what I heard
Speaker 9: when I when you had played it yesterday on the radio,
Speaker 9: and and I got to say, sometimes, and I've been
Speaker 9: a Republican for a long time. I'm in my early sixties.
Speaker 8: Forever whatever, and the things that are happening in Minnesota,
Speaker 8: I'm just I just shake my head. I feel like
Speaker 8: Kevin Bacon at the end of Animal House or he's
Speaker 8: got his hands up in his air, in the air
Speaker 8: and he's just kind of you know, everything's going to
Speaker 8: be sign, Everything's going to be SiGe. It's just one
Speaker 8: thing after another in Minnesota with Walls and our Attorney
Speaker 8: General Ellingston and Planetar and we've got Mayor Raises here
Speaker 8: in Minneapolis and Saint Paul, and I happened to run into, uh,
Speaker 8: somebody from a different state when I was on the
Speaker 8: way over and we're talking a little bit, and he
Speaker 8: realized I was from Minnesota. And the first thing he
Speaker 8: asked me goes, what's going on with your state government
Speaker 8: in Minnesota? And I was like, I know, I can't
Speaker 8: get over it. And it made me think. And you know,
Speaker 8: right when you mentioned that, I wonder what people think
Speaker 8: of us in Minnesota. We're not all like that. And
Speaker 8: the one the lightning rods that kind of stick out
Speaker 8: right now in the media right now that are from
Speaker 8: Minnesota makes us It's embarrassing. And I'm just like, oh
Speaker 8: my gosh, it's just Linda, is this in sanity? It's
Speaker 8: by herd and catfar in Minnesota with all the stuff
Speaker 8: that's going on.
Speaker 1: Look, i mean, you really have two choices. You get
Speaker 1: enough people together, and somehow the people of Minnesota wake
Speaker 1: up and they change their government. I think based on
Speaker 1: voter registration. And I'm just being blunt. Linda hates when
Speaker 1: I say this. She feels like I'm giving in. I'm
Speaker 1: not giving in. I'm facing reality and facing truth until
Speaker 1: unless and until people get that fed up that they're
Speaker 1: willing to reject the failed policies of radical leftist socialists.
Speaker 1: You're going to get the government you deserve, so you
Speaker 1: either try and stick it out and organize and get
Speaker 1: people to help you change it, or just get the
Speaker 1: hell out of there. There are a lot warmer places
Speaker 1: to live the Minnesota and you can still enjoy hockey.
Speaker 1: My Florida Panthers are doing quite well. Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: So I appreciate the call. That's going to wrap things
Speaker 1: up for today. The President's speech at the un Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris speaks all the other news of the day. Google admits,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, they did suppress people's information because of the
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