Speaker 1: Let not your heart be troubled. You are listening to
Speaker 1: the Sean Hannity radio show podcast. All right, we've got
Speaker 1: some breaking news. This is a breaking news alert which
Speaker 1: is highly highly highly entertaining. Even the Clinton News Network
Speaker 1: had to report it. The Debate Commission Trump did have
Speaker 1: audio issues. And when I said this the other day,
Speaker 1: Hannity says, it can't be true. Can't be true. Everybody
Speaker 1: told me it was audio wishes going on there. Everybody
Speaker 1: knew it. Why it took so long for them to
Speaker 1: admit it is actually humorous presidential debates in the Commission
Speaker 1: on Presidential Debates revealed in a one sentence statement that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's audio was impacted earlier in the week regarding
Speaker 1: the first debate, there were issues regarding Donald Trump's audio
Speaker 1: that affected the sound level in the debate hall, the
Speaker 1: Commission said in a statement. No other details were immediately available.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump said it. No, he can't believe Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: By the way, another day, another Hillary coughing fit. She
Speaker 1: managed to make it through Monday night's debate with not
Speaker 1: so much as a hiccup, but she remains one presidential
Speaker 1: debate coughing fit away from blowing the whole race. Don't
Speaker 1: there we go? Thank you? Yeah for me? Service is
Speaker 1: really all about fulfilling the instruction of my Methodist faith,
Speaker 1: and you can see part of the creed. I like
Speaker 1: to follow behind me, do all the good you can,
Speaker 1: in all the ways you can. What is going on now?
Speaker 1: The second coughing fit she's suffered since she reportedly recovered
Speaker 1: from the pneumonia, And what excuse are they gonna come
Speaker 1: up with now? Um? I think one of them more.
Speaker 1: I'm just in a giddy kind of Friday, I don't
Speaker 1: care kind of mood today. And uh, some polls out
Speaker 1: today will go overall of those. And now it's Trump
Speaker 1: up forty seven to forty one in the what is
Speaker 1: that the latest La Times poll? Other polls have it
Speaker 1: that that Clinton did a little got a little bounced
Speaker 1: in some of the swing states by like a point
Speaker 1: or two. And the media is trying to run with
Speaker 1: that as if this is, you know, big breaking news
Speaker 1: and oh my god, look at this, um you know
Speaker 1: USA today, stop him, U N and Trump. Everybody's in
Speaker 1: a full panic over this. Anyway, we got a lot
Speaker 1: to get to. I think the most revealing comment about
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton came out today when she admitted this morning
Speaker 1: that as a strong and powerful woman, she finds it
Speaker 1: extremely difficult to pretend that she's actually likable. That's what
Speaker 1: she said, Yes, I think, And she said it's difficult
Speaker 1: for women to be perceived as both tough and like Cabule,
Speaker 1: she said, lamenting that women are constantly being judged by
Speaker 1: their looks. Yes, I think it's really hard, to be honest,
Speaker 1: it is really hard, she said. She was telling R
Speaker 1: and B singer Mary Blige on her Apple Music podcast.
Speaker 1: So she's doing a lot of real tough media interviews.
Speaker 1: People criticize Donald Trump for going on Fox News. You know,
Speaker 1: when has Hillary Donna pressed her? What has Hillary been
Speaker 1: on any real interview? When does Hillary come on Fox
Speaker 1: News when she don't even go on CNN and CNN
Speaker 1: loves her so anyway, So where does she do interviews
Speaker 1: with Mary Blige on the Apple Music podcast. I don't
Speaker 1: know why it's so hard, you know, but I think
Speaker 1: it's rooted in, you know, tens of thousands of years
Speaker 1: of how people's lives have been to find and what
Speaker 1: it's meant to be a woman or a man, and
Speaker 1: how society is organized. I know that I'm under a
Speaker 1: lot of scrutiny, a lot of attention is being paid
Speaker 1: to me, and I do the best I can. That's
Speaker 1: all I can do. I can only be myself, and
Speaker 1: I hope that though by running this campaign, I hope
Speaker 1: winning this campaign, it's going to really change people's mind
Speaker 1: and open doors for a lot of people too. She's
Speaker 1: having a hard time, you know. It's also hilarious and
Speaker 1: media coverage. I noticed this today. Never underestimate the media
Speaker 1: and their impact in this election and their capacity to
Speaker 1: twist facts to fit their political agenda. That's why I
Speaker 1: think it was such a big deal that the Washington
Speaker 1: Post came out with this article about Hillary Clinton this week.
Speaker 1: And we're gonna get into this in some more detail
Speaker 1: in the course of the program today. But you know,
Speaker 1: for them to actually suggest was Hillary an enable her
Speaker 1: or a family defender? How Hillary Clinton responded to her
Speaker 1: husband's accuser. She attacked them, and she sent her best
Speaker 1: friends out to attack them, and they never stopped attacking them,
Speaker 1: and they did everything they could do to stop the
Speaker 1: bimbo eruption. Their words, not mine, and it was the
Speaker 1: nuts and sluts defense, and it was narcissistic, looney tune
Speaker 1: Monica Lewinsky and I'll crucified Jennifer Flowers and Paula Jones
Speaker 1: a dragon dollar through of trailer park. You never know
Speaker 1: what you're gonna find, mind, and ended up being eight
Speaker 1: hundred fifty dollars that she got. But anyway, it's fun
Speaker 1: funny to watch the media. New York Times desperately doesn't
Speaker 1: want to talk about it. And now the Trump for example,
Speaker 1: leads in the state of Ohio, the battleground state of Ohio.
Speaker 1: She's not been there since Labor Day, so they've pretty
Speaker 1: much given up on Ohio. And after the convention, when
Speaker 1: Trump was down in most of the polls by single digits,
Speaker 1: the press at that point declared that he was dead
Speaker 1: done and buried. Now that he's battled back in the
Speaker 1: polls and the race is suddenly tied, the media has
Speaker 1: now issued a new collective, Uh, never mind, never mind,
Speaker 1: Now that you know, look at the case in point
Speaker 1: is Ohio. Trump is still ahead and that must win state.
Speaker 1: No Republican has won the presidency without Ohio. That doesn't
Speaker 1: comport with the media's new narratives. So what do they say, Well, then,
Speaker 1: you know, Ohio is not really a must win state.
Speaker 1: That's what The New York Times Breitfard did a great
Speaker 1: analysis on this, the so called pay for of record
Speaker 1: in the country, declaring that the all important swing state
Speaker 1: of Ohio is no longer an important battle ground in
Speaker 1: the presidential election now that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is winning it, now that Trump has pulled ahead in it,
Speaker 1: and early in September, the Times was declaring Ohio quote
Speaker 1: and essential essential swing state where Governor John Kasik threatened
Speaker 1: to destroy Trump's presidential hopes by not by withholding his
Speaker 1: endorsement and denying Trump his turnout. Operation. Times added that
Speaker 1: no candidate since nineteen sixty has made it to the
Speaker 1: White House without winning Ohio. It's it's a bell weather state.
Speaker 1: There's no other way to put it. You know. It's
Speaker 1: just like the media is now desperate now that we
Speaker 1: now see the conspiracy about this. Alicia Machado ms Piggy
Speaker 1: that they claimed that Donald Trump called her let me
Speaker 1: play again what we played yesterday. Well, before I do that,
Speaker 1: let's let's just remember what Michelle Obama once said about, Well,
Speaker 1: if you can't take care of your own house, you
Speaker 1: can't be in the White House. You may remember this.
Speaker 1: One of the things the important aspects of this race
Speaker 1: is role modeling what good families should look like. And
Speaker 1: my view is that if you can't run your own house,
Speaker 1: you certainly can't run the White House. Can't do it.
Speaker 1: Can't do it. Here's about as big as mirror as
Speaker 1: has ever been. Remember Bill Clinton, Well, they played the
Speaker 1: race card. I'm in. They planted from the very beginning.
Speaker 1: There's never been any love loss there. Although you know,
Speaker 1: I've got to wonder, and this is something that one
Speaker 1: of my lawyer friends put by me, is that the
Speaker 1: reason that James Comey fell on his sword is that
Speaker 1: he knew that the email server scandal would go right
Speaker 1: to the top and right to Barack Obama, and he
Speaker 1: didn't want a crisis in the presidency because Obama email
Speaker 1: Hillery on the private service some eighteen times. That's a
Speaker 1: pretty good theory by Jay Seculo and others. I'm not
Speaker 1: really that far away from keeping it. But anyway, back
Speaker 1: to the media double standard. You know, last December, Hillary
Speaker 1: started in with the Trump hates women routine, which he
Speaker 1: played at the end of the debate the other day,
Speaker 1: and that we now have learned that the media was
Speaker 1: all set up. They knew the name Alicia Masado was
Speaker 1: coming up, they knew the miss Piggy reference was coming up. Now,
Speaker 1: they didn't do their due diligence. They didn't learn that Ms.
Speaker 1: Maschado apparently was uh that was some believe in accessory
Speaker 1: to murder and driving a murder car, a murder vehicle
Speaker 1: away or driving the getaway car. They didn't know that
Speaker 1: she had threatened to kill a judge and all these
Speaker 1: other issues some may be true, not true. I won't
Speaker 1: bring him up till we find out definitively. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna go and watch the porn videos and to see
Speaker 1: if they are her or not her. The Daily Callers
Speaker 1: said they were others, then said there wasn't her. You know, really, Jason,
Speaker 1: we may have to give you that duty, you know,
Speaker 1: go and take Oh if you read is that in order?
Speaker 1: Are you're asking me? Would you mind doing it? Absolutely not? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no, that's my point anyway. So last December, Hillary
Speaker 1: started in with the hate Trump PAGs women routine, and
Speaker 1: Trump followed with his natural instincts. He fought back, and
Speaker 1: he fired back with both barrels and then an interview
Speaker 1: after interview, he kept talking about Bill Clinton and Juanita Broderick,
Speaker 1: who claims she was raped, and Kathleen Willie, who claims
Speaker 1: she was groped and grabbed and fondled and touched against
Speaker 1: her will, and Paula Jones, and Trump single handedly at
Speaker 1: the time forced the media to cover those stories. And
Speaker 1: we've had these women on radio and on TV, and
Speaker 1: then within days, Hillary dropped the issue. Now listen to
Speaker 1: how desperate political is to make sure that Trump doesn't
Speaker 1: resurrect what was a pretty successful strategy. And I kind
Speaker 1: of admire it on the one hand that he said,
Speaker 1: I'm looking right out at Chelsea Clinton. I don't want
Speaker 1: to say it, but you know what, if she's gonna
Speaker 1: dump all this crap on his lap, we can't ignore
Speaker 1: all of the surrogates out there getting all of these women,
Speaker 1: and Hillary herself say Monica Lewinsky, narcissistic, looney tune, Paula Jones,
Speaker 1: Dragon Dolla, Bill through a trailer park, Jennifer Flowers, I'll
Speaker 1: crucify her and everybody else in between. It was one
Speaker 1: bimbo eruption defense after another, and it's I don't know
Speaker 1: what's worse. I mean, it's horrible. What if you if
Speaker 1: you've interviewed these women like I have, and if he
Speaker 1: asked me if I believe them, the answers, yes, I do.
Speaker 1: Starting with Jennifer Flowers, Bill Clinton eventually eventually acknowledged that
Speaker 1: he had an affair with Generate. Well, I only did
Speaker 1: it one time, but I don't even believe that. But
Speaker 1: he finally had to anyway, so political rights, despite warnings
Speaker 1: from fellow Republicans against insulting a beauty queen that he
Speaker 1: disparaged for gaining weight. Listen to what Trump actually said
Speaker 1: about the woman. Listen to how he he talks about
Speaker 1: himself and talks about the stress of being in the
Speaker 1: position she's said. Listen, I work out on occasion as
Speaker 1: little as possible. I work out as much as Penny works,
Speaker 1: which isn't much. Now. I work out playing sports. I
Speaker 1: like sports, and this stuff is terrific. But I like golf.
Speaker 1: I like that. You come here with me. I'll work
Speaker 1: out with her. I'll work out with her anytime she wants.
Speaker 1: I'll well. I don't think Alicia needs much advice. I
Speaker 1: will say that. Last year, before I own the Miss
Speaker 1: Universe contest, I went to the Miss Universe contest last year.
Speaker 1: It was in Las Vegas, and I felt that Alicia
Speaker 1: was one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: It was incredible, and all of the folks that were
Speaker 1: here agreed with that. Alicia is like me and I
Speaker 1: like a lot of other people, I love to eat.
Speaker 1: We all love to eat, not all of us, some
Speaker 1: of you are lucky, but we eat. We like to eat.
Speaker 1: And she had tremendous pressure put on her with the
Speaker 1: wind and everything else. Plus she was going from country
Speaker 1: to country, all foreign places, and then was a huge
Speaker 1: amount of pressure. And some people when they have pressure
Speaker 1: don't eat, and some people when they have pressure eat
Speaker 1: too much, like me, but like Alicia. And what she's
Speaker 1: going to do now is she's got one of the
Speaker 1: great trainers of the world and a very very famous
Speaker 1: man in his own right, and he's been working with
Speaker 1: her for the last few days. And I think she's
Speaker 1: going to show up at that contest actually being probably
Speaker 1: a little bit heavier than when she wanted But you
Speaker 1: think that's actually better. What she wanted to went about
Speaker 1: eighteen and actually, from what I understand, a little bit heavier.
Speaker 1: But I will say when she won the contest, I
Speaker 1: had never seen anybody more beautiful, and she's totally beautiful. Now,
Speaker 1: did you ever really consider letting her go? Well, I
Speaker 1: tell you there was a group that wanted us to
Speaker 1: do that very much. And I have to credit CBS
Speaker 1: also because they are my partner. I bought the contest,
Speaker 1: the Miss Universe, Miss USA contest, and then CBS joined
Speaker 1: me as my partner. I mean more than just five
Speaker 1: years of broadcast rights. They actually are fifty fifty partners
Speaker 1: now and they were with me, Ad. We really agreed
Speaker 1: on it together. And one of the reasons is that,
Speaker 1: you know, you have a lot of people that have
Speaker 1: problems with weight, eating disorders, whatever you want to call it.
Speaker 1: A lot of people. I mean, I'm looking a lot
Speaker 1: of you reporters, and I can't believe how many showed up,
Speaker 1: but a lot of you folks have weight problems. I
Speaker 1: hate it doesn't doesn't include you, but a lot of
Speaker 1: you folks that I'm looking at right now aren't in
Speaker 1: the greatest of shape. And the truth is, and I'm
Speaker 1: not meaning that you're too skinny, although you're pretty skinny.
Speaker 1: That didn't sound anything but understanding and supportive. But nobody
Speaker 1: in the media is going to take the time and
Speaker 1: play that nobody in the mainstream media and except I
Speaker 1: give an exception to the Washington Post, they actually did
Speaker 1: do some really good work this week, even though you know,
Speaker 1: nobody's really talked about this woman and the fact that
Speaker 1: I'm not at Saint Well, did you or did you
Speaker 1: not threaten to kill a judge? And everything else? That's
Speaker 1: contract virsaal and you I we can't ask that question anyway,
Speaker 1: So I don't know if that pales in comparison all
Speaker 1: the other things that Clintons have done against women. But
Speaker 1: we'll get to your calls on this eighth, nine four
Speaker 1: one shwan Wi also have the other news of the day,
Speaker 1: and on top of that, we've got all the poll numbers.
Speaker 1: We're gonna go over. We'll check in with women that
Speaker 1: know Donald Trump today. Carrie Prejean, former Miss California, uh
Speaker 1: Sonata adds them, is going to join us. Former Vice
Speaker 1: president of Trump International, Melissa Young, former Wisconsin. By the way,
Speaker 1: a lovely woman. She's literally in the fight of her
Speaker 1: life right now to save her life, and she way
Speaker 1: do you hear her story, It's pretty amazing. That's all
Speaker 1: coming up. The piece that we have been talking about
Speaker 1: the last couple of days. Enabler or family defender? How
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton responded to her husband's accusers. Uh, there's an
Speaker 1: interesting analysis of this by Andrew Ferguson over at the
Speaker 1: Weekly Standard. And you know, the Post reporter depicts Clinton
Speaker 1: as a wife whose political enemies, with their endless accusations
Speaker 1: about her husband's ever failing zipper, left her no choice
Speaker 1: but to defend him with steely determination quote unquote. I
Speaker 1: think he wrote this up really well. He said, these
Speaker 1: people are not going to run over us. But who
Speaker 1: are these people? And he writes and accurately so that
Speaker 1: the Post would have you believe that they're all ill
Speaker 1: tempered Republicans. But the statement that is more accurate read
Speaker 1: about these people are taken to be the women who
Speaker 1: have been reckless enough to have sex with Bill Clinton.
Speaker 1: And then he goes through a history of all this.
Speaker 1: Gale Sheehy's book, the book Hillary's Choice, has plenty of
Speaker 1: details left out of the Post piece. And Andrew writes
Speaker 1: in this and his piece, he goes, well, Bill Clinton,
Speaker 1: when he first planned to run for president, I have
Speaker 1: political enemy threatened to make a public list of Bill's
Speaker 1: extra marital affairs. The list was very long. She He
Speaker 1: says that Hillary deputized two of her law partners, Web
Speaker 1: Hubble and Vince Foster to invite the women one by
Speaker 1: one into the imposing little rock offices of their law firm,
Speaker 1: the largest in the state. There were two lawyers confronted
Speaker 1: the women and generously offered to give them free legal
Speaker 1: counsel if the list was made public. Hillary attended at
Speaker 1: least one of those meetings. That's kind of intimidating. You
Speaker 1: know what you think you know. But the problem of
Speaker 1: Bill's rodeo queens, as Hillary called them, wouldn't go away.
Speaker 1: He goes on and as equally admiring biography A woman
Speaker 1: in Charge the Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton. Carl Bernstein
Speaker 1: of Woodward and Bernstein Fame writes that Bill's closest aid,
Speaker 1: a woman named Betsy Wright, challenged to Boss about the
Speaker 1: many extramarital affairs as the eighty eight campaign loomed, and
Speaker 1: she told him they were likely to become public if
Speaker 1: he lunged for the White House. Specifically, Betsy Wright said,
Speaker 1: what I said was let's walk through all the women.
Speaker 1: And of course I was horrified because I thought I
Speaker 1: knew everybody, and he came up with these people I
Speaker 1: didn't know about. And Wright says she convinced Clinton that
Speaker 1: a national campaign, it would swarm with nosy reporters, etcetera, etcetera,
Speaker 1: and would be devastating for Chelsea. Clinton didn't run for president.
Speaker 1: I need some family time, he announced, they need some
Speaker 1: personal time, etcetera, etcetera. By two, they had hired detective
Speaker 1: Jack Palladino. Now remember Dick Morris referred to them as
Speaker 1: Hillary secret police, private investigators. The purpose was to investigate
Speaker 1: allegations of two dozen women. That's where the post drops
Speaker 1: the article. This is where to the Weekly Standards credit.
Speaker 1: I'm not exactly the biggest fan of them right now,
Speaker 1: but anyway they pick it up. You gotta give credit
Speaker 1: where credits do. And Jack Palladino was not mentioned in
Speaker 1: that article. But yet you know he's not a mere
Speaker 1: walk on as they say it was Hillary, said Gail Sheehy,
Speaker 1: who got the idea to hire Palladino. She'd known him
Speaker 1: during law school brief internship. Clinton campaign paid Palladina a
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollar retainer to do his work. The money
Speaker 1: was funneled through a Denver law firm and build as
Speaker 1: legal services. Palladino bragged about his willingness to play rough
Speaker 1: on behalf of the people who had hired him. Quote,
Speaker 1: I'm somebody you call when the house is on fire,
Speaker 1: not when there's just smoke in the kitchen. He asked
Speaker 1: me to deal with that fire, to save you, to
Speaker 1: do whatever has to be done. Now, how did Palladino
Speaker 1: keep the rodeo queen's cat quiet? Well? Then in his
Speaker 1: peace they give him a lot of credit. Here Andrew
Speaker 1: Ferguson goes on. He quotes Jeff Girth and Dale Van Atta,
Speaker 1: authors of yet another admiring biography, Her Way of Hillary,
Speaker 1: and they found a private memo written by Palladino to
Speaker 1: Clinton campaign staffers. In In it, Palladino explained his goal
Speaker 1: in dealing with Jennifer Flowers, the first of Bill's lovers
Speaker 1: to go public. He would quote impeach her character and
Speaker 1: veracity until she is destroyed beyond all recognition. Oh wait
Speaker 1: a minute, I thought Hillary was a defender of women's rights. Well,
Speaker 1: she loved women, and she herself said she would crucify
Speaker 1: Jennifer Flowers, and he would impeach her character and veracity
Speaker 1: until she is destroyed beyond all recognition. Now, what's fascinating
Speaker 1: about this? This exact same strategy. You know. The last
Speaker 1: one that we know about is Monica Lewinsky. What did
Speaker 1: Hillary call her? Narcissistic? Looney tune? And then there was
Speaker 1: bound to be collateral damage when a former roommate spoke
Speaker 1: to reporters and confirmed Jennifer Flower's story, Palladino decided to
Speaker 1: pay the roommate to visit, and she later told the
Speaker 1: investigative journalist Daniel Wattenberg that Palladino had asked her, do
Speaker 1: you think Jennifer is the sort of person who would
Speaker 1: commit suicide? See what we're dealing with here? Does anybody
Speaker 1: really care about women? And any of these any of
Speaker 1: these meet and greets, Hello, I'm Jack Palladina, um here
Speaker 1: to take care of this for them anyway. Sally Purdue,
Speaker 1: a former Miss Arkansas, another of Bill's women, likewise drew
Speaker 1: Palladino's attention when she spoke publicly of their affair. Palladino
Speaker 1: sifted through Purdue's past found in a strange relative who
Speaker 1: was willing to dispute the story of align her character,
Speaker 1: and Palladino made the relative available to any member of
Speaker 1: the press who asked the campaign about Purdue. The tactic worked,
Speaker 1: and as Michael Issakoff wrote at the time, no major
Speaker 1: news organization has reported Perdue's account, and the story goes
Speaker 1: on the Palladino kept right informed of his progress, and
Speaker 1: Wright said she passed along the good news to Hillary. Now,
Speaker 1: all of that, as Andrew points out, as missing from
Speaker 1: the Washington Post piece, But I'm still giving the Washington
Speaker 1: Post some credit here. You gotta give him some credit.
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton's long record of using women as human Well,
Speaker 1: whatever you were you care to use here would be appropriate.
Speaker 1: What's relevant is the intimidation of the women that Hillary
Speaker 1: instigated and oversaw and deployed is a tactic to keep
Speaker 1: her husband's career on course. Now that's at odds with
Speaker 1: the picture of you know, the wronged wife that the
Speaker 1: Post points out. That's a good point that Andrew makes. Also,
Speaker 1: there's no mention of Kathleen Willie. I've interviewed Kathleen Willie,
Speaker 1: and basically a story is this, on the worst day
Speaker 1: of her life when her husband committed suicide, that she
Speaker 1: was in the Oval office because they were in financial
Speaker 1: dire straits, begging Bill Clinton, who she knew for a job,
Speaker 1: and then there was groping and grabbing and fondling and
Speaker 1: kissing against her will, and uh, anyway, we know what
Speaker 1: happened with her too. And then there's more, and you know,
Speaker 1: there's so much more than there was the one Aid
Speaker 1: a Broaderick story, and there's the you know, Paula Jones story.
Speaker 1: You know some of these women I can tell you
Speaker 1: because I know them. They're lives have been altered, irreparable
Speaker 1: harm has been done to them. And I can't say
Speaker 1: for sure, but my my take on it is the
Speaker 1: greater part of the harm was done because of the slander,
Speaker 1: because of the the lies, the besmirchment, the character assassination.
Speaker 1: I imagine you're trying to tell the truth and you
Speaker 1: gottall private detective showing up at your door, one that
Speaker 1: is willing to do whatever needs to be done to
Speaker 1: quote put out fires. It's pretty intimidating to anybody. And
Speaker 1: there are people like that in life in anyway, and
Speaker 1: the list goes on. One need is not the only one,
Speaker 1: by the way, there are so many other women that
Speaker 1: nobody has ever really paid a whole lot of attention to.
Speaker 1: Elizabeth Ward Grayson remember her, We need a broad Rick,
Speaker 1: Eileen well Stone, Caroline Moffatt. It's like a list that
Speaker 1: goes on and on and on just never ends, you know. Um,
Speaker 1: it's sort of like Hillary Clinton voting, you know, and
Speaker 1: everything that Clintons are involved in. It's all hypocrisy. Think
Speaker 1: of the whole media strategy. It's everything that Democrats always use.
Speaker 1: Republicans are racists, she used that in the debate. Republicans
Speaker 1: are sexist. They use that in the debate. Uh, you
Speaker 1: can't say, she suggests. I mean, if you say radical Islam, islamophobia,
Speaker 1: and we're all a basket of deplorables, and yet this
Speaker 1: this race is dead even why doesn't make sense? Anyway,
Speaker 1: Let's go to Mark Is in Long Island, New York
Speaker 1: on the All New A M seven ten W A R.
Speaker 1: How are you sir? Good? Sean? How are you? I'm good?
Speaker 1: What's going on? Well, I just have to say, Sean,
Speaker 1: I'm a frustrated Democrat and I'm voting for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: But I have to say, you're taking debate. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I think you need to mention what's going on, but
Speaker 1: don't dwell on it. Okay, Remember Bill Clinton when George
Speaker 1: Bush was not had a nine approval rating, and he
Speaker 1: was an obscure candidate, and he said four magical words
Speaker 1: to the American people that got my vote. It's the economy, stupid.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is a successful businessman who understands a balance sheet,
Speaker 1: particularly now when we're twenty trillion dollars in debt, which
Speaker 1: is the real, real problem for middle class Americans. And
Speaker 1: he should be out there saying, you know what, jobs, jobs, jobs,
Speaker 1: every single day. That's what he should be doing. And
Speaker 1: that's what you've got to focus on too. Listen every
Speaker 1: down this program. What do I say? And you know,
Speaker 1: in many ways, I don't want to be a broken record,
Speaker 1: but this is a choice election. I'd be negligent if
Speaker 1: I don't point out the profound differences that are in
Speaker 1: play this election. I mean, look the Supreme Court alone,
Speaker 1: and when I read Ted Cruises support of Trump, I
Speaker 1: read it in total because his case was so powerful
Speaker 1: and so strong. And believe, I don't think there's anybody
Speaker 1: that probably hated Trump more by the end of the
Speaker 1: process than Ted Cruz. It got very personal between the
Speaker 1: two of them. But Ted Cruise, to his credit, you know,
Speaker 1: he needed a little time time kind of heals all wounds.
Speaker 1: I think Ted really is a practicing good Christian. I
Speaker 1: believe that about him. I know he's a constitutionalist, and
Speaker 1: I think probably forgiveness is a big part of his life,
Speaker 1: and I admire, you know, you gotta admire a guy
Speaker 1: like that. But I'm sure he's still harbors some resentment
Speaker 1: towards Trump, and I think Trump probably feels some resentment
Speaker 1: from Ted. Ted went at him very hard and it
Speaker 1: was a pretty contentious battle. But at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, the Supreme Court is going to impact this
Speaker 1: country for generations. Now we don't vet refugees. We'll get
Speaker 1: into this a little more in the next Now we
Speaker 1: don't vet them, and Americans die because radicalized Ice his
Speaker 1: people get into this country, radical Islams get into this country,
Speaker 1: and we don't listen to come and Clapper and Steinbeck
Speaker 1: and Brennan and and McCall and General Alan, who say
Speaker 1: ices will infiltrate and they kill people, Well, then you
Speaker 1: wish that Donald Trump had vetted the refugees and that
Speaker 1: he was elected. If he doesn't get elected, I think
Speaker 1: I think there's a very good chance he wins. If
Speaker 1: we don't build the wall and somebody crosses into the
Speaker 1: United States and commits harm in a major city or
Speaker 1: small town and people die, and you'll wish we had
Speaker 1: the wall built. Or more Americans are out of work
Speaker 1: because the illegal immigrants keep pouring over because the bridge
Speaker 1: that Hillary wants, and wages are driven down, and more
Speaker 1: Americans on top of the ninety million out of the
Speaker 1: labor force, Well, you'll know you had a choice. If
Speaker 1: if we have a president that can't say radical Islam
Speaker 1: and radical islamis are able to pull off another nine
Speaker 1: eleven style event, you'll kind of wish that you went
Speaker 1: with the guy that said he was gonna bomb the
Speaker 1: living out of him. If America is still dependent on
Speaker 1: foreign oil and somehow the price goes through the roof
Speaker 1: again because the Saudis have a monopoly, and I believe
Speaker 1: they purposefully, along with OPEC, tried to drive fracking UH
Speaker 1: companies in America out of business, and then as soon
Speaker 1: as they're out of business, they're gonna just raise the
Speaker 1: prices that they slowly have been doing. And America is
Speaker 1: still dependent on foreign oil and we don't have the
Speaker 1: millions of jobs creative and then you blame yourself, who
Speaker 1: doesn't both those are the profound differences. If on the
Speaker 1: economy when Hillary Clinton, when you die, she takes six
Speaker 1: of all the money that you were able to save
Speaker 1: after paying sixty cents of every dollar, you might wish
Speaker 1: Trump was president, that you can give that money to
Speaker 1: charity or to your own children. If education still sucks
Speaker 1: or is that best mediocre? Because Hillary is dependent on
Speaker 1: the n e A and top down common core, You'll
Speaker 1: know why I've given the admonition. I've repeated myself. I
Speaker 1: do it every day. I try to point out what
Speaker 1: is of substance mark every single day on this program,
Speaker 1: and what's at stake in this election. And I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you something, I don't know how people are gonna
Speaker 1: end up voting. I don't have a clue who's gonna
Speaker 1: win in thirty nine days. You know, I'm glad it's
Speaker 1: at least close, but frankly, the fact that the single
Speaker 1: most dishonest, corrupt human being as a shot at winning
Speaker 1: after the disaster that's known as Obama, after her disaster
Speaker 1: in Iraq, in Syria and Afghanistan, creating a vacuum for Isis,
Speaker 1: after supporting the Muslim Brotherhood leader in Egypt, after the
Speaker 1: disaster known as Benghazi, after the disastrous Russian reset after
Speaker 1: you know, North Korea continues it's nuclear aggression and China
Speaker 1: their their territorial ambitions. You gotta be kidding me. And
Speaker 1: one other thing that I mentioned, sorry that we have
Speaker 1: the lowest home ownership rate in fifty one years, lowest
Speaker 1: labor participation rate since the seventies, worse recovery since the forties,
Speaker 1: told million more Americans on food stamps, eight million more
Speaker 1: in poverty, a doubling of our national debt, one in
Speaker 1: five Americans that don't have a single family member working,
Speaker 1: and one in six American men eighteen to thirty four
Speaker 1: are either in jail or in mommy's basement. It sucks
Speaker 1: now I've experienced this. I tried to warn the country
Speaker 1: about Obama. I tried, didn't I try. I gave it everything.
Speaker 1: I gave it so much that people that love me,
Speaker 1: my friend said I was dead. I was ruining my career,
Speaker 1: but I didn't care. And I know him out on
Speaker 1: a limb here, but I don't care because it's the
Speaker 1: right thing to do. You have a choice. America lives
Speaker 1: or dies in thirty nine days. That's how I look
Speaker 1: at it. I guess I'll talk about sex and relationships
Speaker 1: and anything else you want to talk about. If Hillary wins,
Speaker 1: I don't care. I'm a contract I'll get paid Mike
Speaker 1: my my money. I get an increase every year. But
Speaker 1: the fact is I do care. I care is the
Speaker 1: guy that spent twenty years as a blue collar worker
Speaker 1: with no money, struggling, trying to make a success of
Speaker 1: myself in life, and that ladder has very few rungs
Speaker 1: today because government has failed us dramatically. If somebody's willing
Speaker 1: to pay you a hundred thirty or a hundred seventy
Speaker 1: thousand dollars to say something, and you get your fifteen
Speaker 1: minutes of fame, and you get your picture on the
Speaker 1: front page of every newspaper, and you're some failed cabaret
Speaker 1: singer who doesn't even have much of a resume to
Speaker 1: fall back on. And what's there she's lied about? You know,
Speaker 1: that's the daughter of Willie Horton. As far as on,
Speaker 1: you get off the phone and tell me that she
Speaker 1: said sort of wacky things which we thought were attributable
Speaker 1: to the fact that she was terrified people have been
Speaker 1: harassing my husband for gosh. I don't know ever since
Speaker 1: I've known him. I have to believe that it is
Speaker 1: in large measure motivated by people who just flat out
Speaker 1: disagree with the kind of politics and policies that my
Speaker 1: husband believes her best for America. The great story here
Speaker 1: for anybody willing to find it and write about it
Speaker 1: and explain it is this vast right wing conspiracy that
Speaker 1: has been conspiring against my husband since the day he
Speaker 1: announced for president. You described a scene where he was
Speaker 1: biting on your lip, and then when it was all over,
Speaker 1: he was leaving. I said, you better put some ice
Speaker 1: on that, and casually put on his sunglasses and walked
Speaker 1: out the door. I was sitting there crying and so
Speaker 1: upset at the time, and I felt like somebody that
Speaker 1: the next person would be somebody coming through the door
Speaker 1: to get rid of the body. You met Hillary Clinton. Yea,
Speaker 1: she held onto my hand and she said, do you
Speaker 1: understand and everything that you do? I mean cold chills
Speaker 1: went up my spine. That's the first time I became
Speaker 1: afraid of that woman. You interpret that to mean she
Speaker 1: knew about the incident, I certainly do. And thank you
Speaker 1: for keeping quiet on the eve of your testimony in
Speaker 1: the Paula Jones case. There was you lost your cat,
Speaker 1: and there was somebody who came up to you, a stranger.
Speaker 1: He approached me one morning. He alluded to the fact
Speaker 1: he alluded to my cat by name and pant's past tense.
Speaker 1: He said, how is that? How is um? He was
Speaker 1: a nice cat? He said that bull bull I was
Speaker 1: a nice cat. And that was a direct threat, you
Speaker 1: believe on the eve of your testimony, to let you
Speaker 1: know the cat's gone. That was followed by that was
Speaker 1: followed by how are your children? And he named them
Speaker 1: by name? That was followed by that was followed by
Speaker 1: the naming of a very dear friends to children. That
Speaker 1: was followed by did you ever get those tires fixed?
Speaker 1: I had three out of four tires in my car
Speaker 1: flattened by a nail gun. Killery claims to be and
Speaker 1: wants us to think that she's a champion of women's rights.
Speaker 1: She's a women's advocate, she's a feminist. She has enabled
Speaker 1: his behavior for over thirty years. I personally feel that
Speaker 1: if I had not become public when I did, even
Speaker 1: though I had not planned it, that I wouldn't be
Speaker 1: sitting here talking with you now. I think something would
Speaker 1: have happened to me. I think most of the women
Speaker 1: that have been involved with Bill Clinton have told of
Speaker 1: situations where they were threatened. But all said and done,
Speaker 1: are you glad you did all this? Yes? Because I
Speaker 1: know I was telling the truth and I had nothing
Speaker 1: to hide, And once and for all, I hope the
Speaker 1: world realizes that I was telling the truth and I
Speaker 1: wasn't just making it up. I want to send a
Speaker 1: message to every survivor of sexual assault. Don't let anyone
Speaker 1: silence your voice. You have a right to be heard
Speaker 1: and you have a right to be believed. We're with you,
Speaker 1: all right there, you have a montage Over the years, well,
Speaker 1: I have actually interviewed all of the women that have
Speaker 1: been victims of the Clinton smear machine, starting with Jennifer Flowers.
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton eventually did admit and the ken Starr report
Speaker 1: that yeah, he did have an affair with Jennifer Flowers.
Speaker 1: But yet she was smeared and slandered and besmirged. And
Speaker 1: it was that moment where Hillary Clinton went out there
Speaker 1: and said she's gonna crush her. I'll crucify her, to
Speaker 1: use the exact words of Hillary, or there were the
Speaker 1: surro gets like James Carville with Paula Jones. All you
Speaker 1: drag a dollar bill through a trailer park, you never
Speaker 1: know what you're gonna find. And it goes on and
Speaker 1: on from there. You notice how desperate the media is
Speaker 1: to prevent Donald Trump from hitting Bill Clinton scandals. Now
Speaker 1: Hillary is the champion of women's rights, gay and lesbian rights.
Speaker 1: I think the Saudi Arabia question that I always raised
Speaker 1: his legitimate. But if you noticed just how absolutely desperate
Speaker 1: they are to convince Donald Trump that he better not
Speaker 1: fight fire with fire. When it comes to Hillary Clinton
Speaker 1: playing the woman cart, she can call him a racist,
Speaker 1: but he can't mention she used the term super predator.
Speaker 1: You know, she can bring up oh you said miss
Speaker 1: Piggy and blah blah blah with the okay, what's worse
Speaker 1: miss Piggy? Or that Monica Lewinsky is a narcissistic looney
Speaker 1: tune which Hillary said about Monica Lewinsky, or the surro
Speaker 1: gets and what they said about Paula Jones and wanting
Speaker 1: to Broderick and Kathleen Willie, and the list goes on
Speaker 1: and on. You know, remember last December, Hillary started in
Speaker 1: with the Trump Page women routine and Trump, following his
Speaker 1: natural instincts, fired back with both barrels an interview after interview,
Speaker 1: he kept talking about, well, you know what, for those
Speaker 1: of you that may not remember, what did Paula Jones
Speaker 1: allege that while he was the Arkansas governor that he
Speaker 1: exposed his penis to her? And she ended up winning
Speaker 1: a court judgment of eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: that the Clinton's had to pay her, which led to
Speaker 1: the whole impeachment fiasco. And then, of course, as Kathleen
Speaker 1: Willie you claimed she was fondled and kissed and groped
Speaker 1: and grabbed by Bill on the Oval office. And then
Speaker 1: there was one Nita Brodock she claimed rape, and Jennifer
Speaker 1: Flower says was a consensual relationship, and there were other
Speaker 1: women as well, and the list goes on and on.
Speaker 1: But the media doesn't want They want to give Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton free rein to say Donald Trump is a sexist.
Speaker 1: They got the New York Times doing their work for them,
Speaker 1: and then of course everything they printed ended up being
Speaker 1: false and they're embarrassed, but nobody remembers that, so it
Speaker 1: seems kudos to the Washington Post. I'm actually shocked, very
Speaker 1: Liberal paper, but they said enabler or family defender. How
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton responded to her husband's accusers anyway? Joining us
Speaker 1: now Carrie Praijian. She's an American model, former Miss California,
Speaker 1: USA to two thousand and nine, Miss USA two thousand
Speaker 1: and nine runner up, Melissa Young, former Wisconsin two thousand
Speaker 1: and five, and Sonata at Zoom is with US. Former
Speaker 1: Vice President a Trump International, the creative woman behind the
Speaker 1: marketing of Donald Trump's most treasured condominium development, says that
Speaker 1: he taught her the secrets to success. Welcome all of
Speaker 1: you back to the program. Thank you with you son,
Speaker 1: so not let me start with you because you worked
Speaker 1: directly for Mr Trump, and you know all these accusations
Speaker 1: Hillary paid women, uh far less than she paid men,
Speaker 1: both at the Clinton Foundation in her Senate office. She
Speaker 1: claims that we need equal pay for women to Donald
Speaker 1: Trump treat women fairly at the Trump organization. So my
Speaker 1: experience absolutely as I was there from two thousand three
Speaker 1: until two thousand seven, and I can tell you that
Speaker 1: he gave equal opportunities to both men and women. And
Speaker 1: at that time I had um come from Saryovo, Bosnia
Speaker 1: a few years prior. I had gotten my college education
Speaker 1: here in the US, and I had the same opportunities.
Speaker 1: The difference for me was that I harder than most
Speaker 1: of my counterparts, and I managed to get to where
Speaker 1: I was, which was eventually running UM four of his
Speaker 1: major Trump International Development. Yeah. I mean, that's a pretty
Speaker 1: incredible success story. And I've been over to Trump Towers
Speaker 1: many times over the years and I see many, many
Speaker 1: happy women working there, and I see people of all races,
Speaker 1: all backgrounds, all colors, all working there very hard every day.
Speaker 1: From what I understand, he's a demanding but fair boss.
Speaker 1: Is that a fair characterization? That's actually a great characterization,
Speaker 1: because I will tell you Mr Trump is really really tough.
Speaker 1: He's a businessman, and he demanded so much from all
Speaker 1: of us. We had to work hard, we had to
Speaker 1: give our best, and he kept us accountable, meaning if
Speaker 1: you didn't perform what you were supposed to do, as
Speaker 1: in uh my case, I had to get records, break
Speaker 1: records in fact, for highest prices UM in New York
Speaker 1: and Port Lauderdale. That if I didn't do that, I
Speaker 1: would hear about it and then I would have to
Speaker 1: figure out how to fix it. So the bottom line
Speaker 1: is this. He cares about how everyone performs the organization.
Speaker 1: He will give you the same opportunity regardless of whether
Speaker 1: you're a man or a woman, or regardless where you
Speaker 1: come from, of your nationality. But you have to do
Speaker 1: what you're supposed to do. Carrie Preshan, I got to
Speaker 1: know you when you came under fire for just expressing
Speaker 1: a point of view and a pageant. And you know,
Speaker 1: you once told me something that I thought was pretty
Speaker 1: sad because I actually thought that you know that in
Speaker 1: America you're allowed to have opinions. Uh, you believe deeply
Speaker 1: in your faith, and you expressed an opinion in a
Speaker 1: nice way. You said nothing that was personal, and you
Speaker 1: once told me that there are only two people publicly
Speaker 1: that stood up for you. Yeah, you're absolutely right, Sean Um.
Speaker 1: And you hit it right on the head earlier when
Speaker 1: you said that this is a desperate attack by Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: I mean, they are so deaf, frit Sean. I mean,
Speaker 1: these are the last you know, thirty days or thirty
Speaker 1: nine days left for the election, and they are so desperate,
Speaker 1: and the lessling media is trying so hard to smear
Speaker 1: this man and myself and Miss Wisconsin, who's on the
Speaker 1: line as well. We have nothing but admiration for this man.
Speaker 1: He went above and beyond to defend us, to help us,
Speaker 1: to take care of us. And when when in reality,
Speaker 1: in my case, the Miss Universe organization, the handlers, the management, um,
Speaker 1: we're kind of going against me. And he was actually
Speaker 1: the only one that stepped up and said, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: let's really look at this situation here. And he held
Speaker 1: a press conference and while they were trying to take
Speaker 1: my title away, he was the only one that stood
Speaker 1: up for me and defending my title as Miss California.
Speaker 1: And he was always available to talk to any time
Speaker 1: of the day. I would call his personal cell phone, Shawn,
Speaker 1: and he would pick up every single time. He never
Speaker 1: let me down. No matter how busy this man was,
Speaker 1: he was available. He was helpful, He gave me career opportunities.
Speaker 1: He respected me, he loved me, he respected my family.
Speaker 1: He was always there for me. Sean and I am
Speaker 1: sick and tired of this. I am so fed up
Speaker 1: with this. This is just a smear campaign to try
Speaker 1: to distract the real issues are. Hillary Clinton is not
Speaker 1: fit to be president. Look at what she said. She said,
Speaker 1: she spent eleven hours testifying before Congress. Well, guess what,
Speaker 1: those poor men and ben Ghazi spent two more hours
Speaker 1: longer than she did. And guess what they never got rescued.
Speaker 1: And those are the things that we should be talking about.
Speaker 1: It's a pretty powerful statement, you know. And the New
Speaker 1: York Times, of course, had a hip piece about Trump's
Speaker 1: private moments with women, and they quoted you, but you
Speaker 1: refused to give the New York Times an interview, and
Speaker 1: as you told me at the time, they purposely took
Speaker 1: out of context to quote that you made in your book.
Speaker 1: And then you went public and you said, sorry, I
Speaker 1: didn't say that. That's not who he is, That's not
Speaker 1: what I believe. And it was a pretty powerful moment, Yes,
Speaker 1: it was. And it was just another example, Sean, of
Speaker 1: the media just trying to lie and make things up
Speaker 1: to try to smear this man. They know that he
Speaker 1: is so close to winning this thing. They realize that,
Speaker 1: and guess what they are panicking right now, And all
Speaker 1: they can come up with is twenty five years ago
Speaker 1: of him telling a Miss Universe winner that she needed
Speaker 1: to lose some weight. Are you kidding me, Sean? This
Speaker 1: was a beauty contest. We we have to uphold a
Speaker 1: certain look. We're representing a brand. I mean these pageant
Speaker 1: you know, handlers and management. They're harsher than that, and
Speaker 1: nobody's talking about that. Such a good point again has
Speaker 1: come to the rescue of this young woman. He helped her.
Speaker 1: He wanted to turn this around for her. He wanted
Speaker 1: to make it a positive thing for her. And you
Speaker 1: know what, she in that video thanked him. She was
Speaker 1: gracious and she thanked him for helping her. Now all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, she wants to come forward and say
Speaker 1: this about him. I don't buy it. Let me ask you, Melissa. Now,
Speaker 1: you're a former Wisconsin Now, there was a moment that
Speaker 1: happened in the campaign where you gave a very emotional,
Speaker 1: impromptu thank you to Mr Trump during a rally. Let
Speaker 1: me play this so for everybody, I just want to
Speaker 1: say thank you. You saved me in so many ways
Speaker 1: in recent years. Um, I've been struggling um with an
Speaker 1: incurable illness and I'm on home care now. It was
Speaker 1: caused by a doctor's medical negligence and in those dark
Speaker 1: days fighting Right now, all the tubes have been removed
Speaker 1: and I have I do not resuscitate order and I
Speaker 1: have a seven year old son. In those days in
Speaker 1: the hospital, I received from you a handwritten letter that said,
Speaker 1: to the bravest woman I know, I remember that, I
Speaker 1: remember that you such a wonderful, beautiful woman. I mean,
Speaker 1: just an amazing woman. And are you are you doing?
Speaker 1: Are you coming along? Okay? I'm no, sir, but um
Speaker 1: that's okay because I'm here right now to thank you
Speaker 1: in person. And that was my biggest dream. And I
Speaker 1: wanted to thank you because through you and your organizations,
Speaker 1: my son who is Mexican American seven years old, to
Speaker 1: your organizations and just being able to stand on that
Speaker 1: stage with you back in two thousand five. The outburing
Speaker 1: of love that came from that ultimately provided my son
Speaker 1: when he graduates high school with them, a full right
Speaker 1: to college. And you know what kind of watch him.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be watching your boy, Okay, but you're gonna
Speaker 1: hopefully be around. You're not gonna have to have anybody watching.
Speaker 1: You're gonna hopefully be around. Those doctors are gonna be
Speaker 1: so wrong, but we'll be helping you. Melissa, how are
Speaker 1: you doing today? Thank you so much for having me
Speaker 1: on the show. First all, just one quick comment, Um,
Speaker 1: I could not agree more with what Carrie was just saying.
Speaker 1: I am, this is is so upsetting. But to answer
Speaker 1: your question, UM, my spirits are good and that's all
Speaker 1: that matters. I am physically struggling. I just came out
Speaker 1: of a procedure um having a blood clot removed from
Speaker 1: my chest. But I am I'm fighting each day and
Speaker 1: I'm on home care with visiting nurses. But I'm my
Speaker 1: spirits are fantastic. And I don't want to rush your
Speaker 1: story or your answer. We're gonna hold you over. If
Speaker 1: you can just stay a couple of more minutes, I
Speaker 1: will continue. That's Melissa Young, former Miss UH Wisconsin. We
Speaker 1: have Sonata adds some with us and carry Prejian with us.
Speaker 1: I am. We'll get back to their stories in just
Speaker 1: a minute. We continue to carry Precheon American model, former
Speaker 1: Miss California, Miss USA two thousand and nine runner up,
Speaker 1: Melissa Young, former Miss Wisconsin, and Sonata adds them as
Speaker 1: well us former vice president at Trump International and one
Speaker 1: of the creative forces of marketing behind Donald Trump's really
Speaker 1: biggest condominium projects and developments that he has had. And Melissa,
Speaker 1: we're going back to you in a moment that you had.
Speaker 1: You went to see Mr Trump and you talk about
Speaker 1: how he treated you when he found out you were sick,
Speaker 1: and he said, you know that you're the strongest woman
Speaker 1: that he knew, and he's and he's followed up with
Speaker 1: you as well, right he has. And that's that's what
Speaker 1: the thing is. When he sent that to me in
Speaker 1: the hospital. This is many years after standing on his
Speaker 1: day at Miss USA. The fact that he even remembered
Speaker 1: me was it blew my mind And it wasn't really
Speaker 1: in those darkest hours and we're talking almost a decade later.
Speaker 1: I received a letter from him in my hospital room
Speaker 1: on the same day that I was being read my
Speaker 1: last rites. And when they read it to me, it
Speaker 1: sparked something in me that was like I knew in
Speaker 1: that moment, I'm not finished. He I believe he Mr
Speaker 1: Trump saved my life in so many ways. Um, he has.
Speaker 1: He has been so wonderful. And yes, he reaches out
Speaker 1: to me by phone. He has called me now while
Speaker 1: he's on the campaign trail, calling me, UM personally taking
Speaker 1: twenty some and it's on the phone with me, asking
Speaker 1: how my son is doing in school, asking if the
Speaker 1: doctors are treating me Okay, am I getting the care
Speaker 1: I need? What can he do to help? He has
Speaker 1: and what he has done for me and my son?
Speaker 1: He had never spoken out about um. All of the
Speaker 1: things that he had done for us was before he
Speaker 1: was going to run, before he was announced that he
Speaker 1: was running for president, and he had never said when
Speaker 1: when those claims came out, where they were people were saying,
Speaker 1: well he was racist and comments about Mexican Americans. He
Speaker 1: had never said what he had done for me and
Speaker 1: my son is a Mexican American and he has treated
Speaker 1: us with nothing but dignity and respect. He is the
Speaker 1: greatest man I have ever met. What is the what
Speaker 1: is the status? You said? Obviously you're still struggling with
Speaker 1: health issues. What is your long term prognosis? Melissa? Um, yes, sir,
Speaker 1: there there is no cure for me, and I am
Speaker 1: fighting for each day. Um I, I am fighting for
Speaker 1: each day and every morning I wake up is a blessing.
Speaker 1: And and this for me, I will speak up about
Speaker 1: this until my very last breath, because this it is
Speaker 1: so important that people here and understand the truth. The
Speaker 1: true Mr Trump was inside of him. He is made
Speaker 1: of pure goal. His heart is so big and and
Speaker 1: like I said, it's on my last breath, I will
Speaker 1: speak up about this. I want to leave something so
Speaker 1: great for my son to look back and realize that,
Speaker 1: you know, I didn't have the energy, that my body
Speaker 1: was failing me, but I still had a voice and
Speaker 1: to always stand up for what you know is right
Speaker 1: and speak up. And that's what I am doing, and
Speaker 1: I will do that from Mr Trumps, like I said,
Speaker 1: until until God takes me home. I got to think
Speaker 1: I'm listening to you, and then I think his characterization
Speaker 1: of you as the bravest woman I've ever met is
Speaker 1: just as accurate as any I've ever heard. And I know,
Speaker 1: I know I remember meeting you. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you remember we met. Oh. I will never forget at it.
Speaker 1: I have to tell you. I cried kind of like
Speaker 1: a baby because I love and respect you so much.
Speaker 1: And when you took the time during a commercial break
Speaker 1: on at the tapings of your show, I will never
Speaker 1: forget you turning your body towards me in the audience
Speaker 1: and saying I'm praying for you. And it was a
Speaker 1: room of thousands and thousands of people, with Rudy Giuliani
Speaker 1: in the front row, and here you had pointed me
Speaker 1: out to do that, and and sir, I just I
Speaker 1: never got to thank you for that, but I'm doing
Speaker 1: that now. Thank you so so much that that was
Speaker 1: just such a wonderful thing that really lifted my spirits.
Speaker 1: And I write letters to my son every day about life.
Speaker 1: And I did write one of the letters. I did
Speaker 1: write that story, so he will read that someday. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, how old is your son now? Um, he
Speaker 1: just turned eight, sir. Yeah. Well, we are praying for
Speaker 1: you and everybody in those audiences. And there are medical miracles, Melissa,
Speaker 1: and you're fighting as hard as you do. You know,
Speaker 1: you're the one that can can actually be that miracle.
Speaker 1: So you're in everybody's prayers. Here. This is Kerry again.
Speaker 1: I just want to say I spoke with Melissa last
Speaker 1: night over the phone and we had the most amazing
Speaker 1: conversation and I just had to say, Melissa, you are
Speaker 1: so great, and you are so crazy, and you are
Speaker 1: one of my really you you truly are one of
Speaker 1: my heroes. I mean the fact that they are willing
Speaker 1: to you, the fact that you are willing to stand
Speaker 1: up for the truth, is so honorable to me. And
Speaker 1: I just admire you so much for speaking out and
Speaker 1: speaking publicly about Mr. Trump. I mean, you could easily,
Speaker 1: you know, you, out of all people, could easily not
Speaker 1: be speaking right now. And and so I just think
Speaker 1: that you're you're leaving your legacy right now. And so, UM,
Speaker 1: I just want to say thank you for doing the
Speaker 1: right thing. Thank you, thank you so much. And and
Speaker 1: this is the right thing, like you said, this is
Speaker 1: the right thing. Um, these stories are this is this
Speaker 1: is ridiculous news right now. I I mean, we're talking
Speaker 1: twenty years later. If if something hurts you so bad,
Speaker 1: but you you wait twenty years and it conveniently comes
Speaker 1: out at a debate, a presidential debate, and you I
Speaker 1: didn't do it ten years ago, five years ago, but
Speaker 1: you were hurting so bad from his comment, that just
Speaker 1: seems very opportunistic to me. And um, as soon as
Speaker 1: I heard that, I just thought, it's just it was
Speaker 1: it seemed very very planned. And like you said, it's
Speaker 1: just it's this near campaign. You know. Care you mentioned
Speaker 1: something earlier too, and that is that you know, it
Speaker 1: is a beauty contest. Um. And you know, for example,
Speaker 1: I work in the television industry, and you know, whether
Speaker 1: or not. I want to face this truth or reality
Speaker 1: or not. I mean, I part of my job, as
Speaker 1: I look at it is Look, I'm not a beauty Listen,
Speaker 1: I barely. I'm my face is made for radio. Let's
Speaker 1: be honest here. But but I I find you very handsome.
Speaker 1: This is Melissa talking. Did I second that? Alight? All right,
Speaker 1: just keep talking. I wouldn't want to interrupt. This is
Speaker 1: going really well. No, But but the reality is I
Speaker 1: keep myself in shape. It's part of my job. And
Speaker 1: that's just a reality. Right. And this is ridiculous that
Speaker 1: we're even talking about this. This is honestly insane. We're
Speaker 1: talking about a beauty contestant that was that was told
Speaker 1: to work out. Are you kidding me? These women look
Speaker 1: at their instagrams, look at their social media every single day, fitness, nutrition,
Speaker 1: eating right, staying in shape, being a certain look. That's
Speaker 1: part of their job and not. And we also have
Speaker 1: tape but Donald Trump when we played it of him
Speaker 1: being extraordinarily supportive and nice to this woman, and then
Speaker 1: you look at her background and then you see the
Speaker 1: conspiracy that this that was you know, built in. Hillary
Speaker 1: throws it in, dumps it the kitchen sink on Donald
Speaker 1: Trump the last hour, the last seconds of that debate.
Speaker 1: But but God forbid of Donald Trump Sonata if he
Speaker 1: ever went back at Hillary and said, um, well, you
Speaker 1: referred to Monica Lewinsky as a narcissistic looney tune, and
Speaker 1: you said you were going to crucify um Jennifer Flowers
Speaker 1: and your best friend James Carville talked about Paula Jones.
Speaker 1: Will you drag a dollar through a trailer park, You
Speaker 1: never know what you're gonna find, you know, stop with
Speaker 1: the lectures about the treatment of women exactly. And I
Speaker 1: thought that poor young girl who was twelve years old
Speaker 1: when she was raped and and Gath Shelter Clinton, Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 1: And you know what, that poor little child was never
Speaker 1: able to be a mother, was never able to grow
Speaker 1: up in a normal life because of Hillary Clinton. Why
Speaker 1: aren't we talking about that? And now she's about the
Speaker 1: voice for now she's a voice for a former Miss
Speaker 1: Universe who um got her feelings hurt. Which I don't
Speaker 1: want anyone to ever feel bad about their appearance and
Speaker 1: that that's not okay. But I mean to me, it
Speaker 1: shows Mr Trump in that moment. This is also a
Speaker 1: testament to his character that in that moment during the
Speaker 1: debate when she made those comments, he had he had
Speaker 1: a moment to say something that could have been attacking
Speaker 1: what what her husband was doing in I mean that
Speaker 1: she he could have brought anything up like that, like
Speaker 1: you said about Monica Whiskey, about Jennifer any of those people.
Speaker 1: He remained silent, and I think he walked away from
Speaker 1: that debate with more class. And you know, I don't
Speaker 1: think this is if now, this is now gonna be
Speaker 1: fair game on Hillary's part, and if Hillary is gonna
Speaker 1: play the race card. I think every you know, the
Speaker 1: fact that her and her husband's you know, she supported
Speaker 1: that her mentor was a former klansman, and Jay William
Speaker 1: Fulbright was uh was Bill Clinton's mentor. He was a segregationist,
Speaker 1: and they put up the Confederate flag when they were
Speaker 1: you know, the first lady and and the governor of Arkansas.
Speaker 1: You know, if they want to go down this ugly road,
Speaker 1: they can. Now. I think the election should be about
Speaker 1: bigger issues. But she dumped the kitchen sink on Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and everyone said, well, Donald Trump has to stop. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump can't fight back, Donald Trump can't point out the
Speaker 1: duplicity and double standard of the media and the Clinton's. Uh,
Speaker 1: we can't point out that women. She takes all this
Speaker 1: money from from countries that practice Shoia law and treat
Speaker 1: women horribly. They can't drive, they're told how to dress,
Speaker 1: they're told if they can go to school or work.
Speaker 1: Gays and lesbians have put to death in Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 1: and Christians and Jews are persecuted. But the Clinton Foundation
Speaker 1: takes twenty five million dollars up to twenty five million
Speaker 1: for the foundation, ten million for the Clinton Library, and
Speaker 1: we're not allowed to bring that up either, I guess.
Speaker 1: And that's why Mr Trump was was right on yesterday
Speaker 1: when he said follow the money. It's so true. The money,
Speaker 1: She's so true, were a hundred thousand dollars to tear
Speaker 1: down and bully these women that her husband abused. That
Speaker 1: is not That is not the one that build women up.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but he has not been a builder of women.
Speaker 1: She has not. She has said terrible things about women,
Speaker 1: and so I find this it's just this is, like
Speaker 1: you said, this is ridiculous considering everything that is going
Speaker 1: on in the world. Even when I look at my
Speaker 1: own life and I think tomorrow isn't promised for any
Speaker 1: of us, but especially for me as a mother um
Speaker 1: who won't see her son grow. And those are real issues.
Speaker 1: But I'm thinking to myself, So someone called you out
Speaker 1: for being overweight, who had gained a massive amount of weight,
Speaker 1: and it was a couple of years ago. I went
Speaker 1: to my doctor, Melissa. You know, my doctor told me,
Speaker 1: he said, you're getting fat. Maybe you need to call
Speaker 1: him out. You should get him on the show. He
Speaker 1: called me fat. Now, I said, I said, really, he goes,
Speaker 1: do you not look at yourself? That's what he said
Speaker 1: to me. He goes, you know, and then he made
Speaker 1: another comment, he goes, you gonna need to lose weight.
Speaker 1: Now did he tell me that out of love and
Speaker 1: concern he happens to be a really good friend, or
Speaker 1: did he tell me to be mean? You know, there's
Speaker 1: certain things. He goes, you gotta stay in shape. And
Speaker 1: this goes back a number of years. He's the guy
Speaker 1: that got me into martial arts because he said, because
Speaker 1: he knows that I don't have the patients to stand
Speaker 1: on a treadmill for hours on end, and he knows
Speaker 1: that I'm very goal oriented, and he knows that I'm aggressive.
Speaker 1: So he said, this is the perfect mix. He happens
Speaker 1: to be a multiple degreed black belt, and he said,
Speaker 1: you're gonna love it. It's gonna change your life and
Speaker 1: you're gonna get strong. And he goes, you're way more.
Speaker 1: But it's gonna be muscle and it's not going to
Speaker 1: be fat. And that all turned out to be true.
Speaker 1: And that's what I did. But this is carry and Sean.
Speaker 1: But what people need to understand, Sean, about this whole
Speaker 1: beauty contest um you know thing is that you know,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump defended this woman. Nobody's talking about that. The
Speaker 1: organization itself, Donald Trump just owns it. He's not a
Speaker 1: part of the everyday life of it. But Donald the
Speaker 1: the organization of Miss Universe wanted to get rid of
Speaker 1: this girl. But guess what, Donald Trump once again stood
Speaker 1: up and said, no, we're not going to get rid
Speaker 1: of this girl. We're going to help this girl. We're
Speaker 1: gonna help her, we're gonna get her motivated, we're gonna
Speaker 1: get the best trainers, we're gonna get you know, all
Speaker 1: these people lined up to help this woman. And even
Speaker 1: if they when the organization could have dropped her easily
Speaker 1: because she did not uphold her weight, which was as
Speaker 1: Miss Universe. I'm sorry to say this, but you have
Speaker 1: to look a certain way and if you don't, just
Speaker 1: like in all a lot of other careers, if you
Speaker 1: don't hold up to your end of the bargain, then
Speaker 1: there's consequences. But guess what, Donald Trump didn't want there
Speaker 1: to be consequences. He wanted to turn this around for
Speaker 1: her and make it a positive for her. Well, I've
Speaker 1: got the audio that I'll play it again. We play
Speaker 1: it yesterday. Here's Trump with Alicia and what he said,
Speaker 1: just a little bit of it. Well, I don't think
Speaker 1: Alicia needs much advice. I will say that last year
Speaker 1: before I own the Miss Universe contest, I went to
Speaker 1: the Miss Universe contest last year. It was in Las Vegas,
Speaker 1: and I felt that Alicia was one of the most
Speaker 1: beautiful women I've ever seen. It was incredible, and all
Speaker 1: of the folks that were here agreed with that. Alicia
Speaker 1: is like me and like a lot of other people.
Speaker 1: I love to eat. We all love to eat, not
Speaker 1: all of us, some of you are lucky, but we eat.
Speaker 1: We like to eat. And she had tremendous pressure put
Speaker 1: on her with the wind and everything else. Plus she
Speaker 1: was going from country to country, all foreign places, and
Speaker 1: there was a huge amount of pressure. And some people
Speaker 1: when they have pressure don't eat, and some people when
Speaker 1: they have pressure eat too much like me. But like
Speaker 1: Alicia and what she's going to do now right, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna stop it there because we're almost that of time.
Speaker 1: He was defending her and saying, not just like me,
Speaker 1: that's what I do. And by the way, that's like me. Yes,
Speaker 1: he did, and this is this is Melissa here. Also
Speaker 1: in that he said he did say that she was
Speaker 1: one of the most beautiful women he had. Yes, then
Speaker 1: that's not being reported. Well listen, first, I want to
Speaker 1: say to uh, Sonata, thank you, Carrie. I think we
Speaker 1: might see some of you guys on TV tonight, I hope, Melissa.
Speaker 1: I want you to know one thing, and I speak
Speaker 1: for Carrie and I know I speak for Sonata, that
Speaker 1: you're in our prayers. We love you, You're in our prayers,
Speaker 1: We're praying for your son. We admire your courage and
Speaker 1: uh and you're beautiful inside and out and Uh we're lucky,
Speaker 1: We're lucky to have you. Wow. Thank you. That means
Speaker 1: the world. Thank you. So much. If I may add,
Speaker 1: Melissa is one of the most inspiring women I've ever heard,
Speaker 1: and I'm just really grateful that she's out there sharing
Speaker 1: her story because that's, in my opinion, is a businesswoman.
Speaker 1: I think that's what makes such a huge difference. Um. There.
Speaker 1: It's one thing to be a beauty queen, but when
Speaker 1: you're inspiring people and you're so intelligent, um, I think
Speaker 1: that's what really impacts all of us. Your story is
Speaker 1: inspiring to Sonata as a refugee. Thank you, Thank you. Alright, guys,
Speaker 1: thank you both. Unbelievable. Well, it's amazing when you get
Speaker 1: a different perspective. Coming up next, our final news round
Speaker 1: up and Information Overload our Do you make any inquiry
Speaker 1: about practices that we are reject in the United States,
Speaker 1: like female gental mutilation? Do you say, do you believe
Speaker 1: in that? And when you come to the United States,
Speaker 1: will you comply with the laws of the United States
Speaker 1: On that kind of question, On all questions, we make
Speaker 1: it clear to refugees that we're a nation of laws
Speaker 1: and that they need to comply with our laws. And
Speaker 1: but you don't ask him if they would comply with
Speaker 1: that law. I don't I can't answer that question. I
Speaker 1: don't know because we had twenty seven honor killings last
Speaker 1: year UM in the United States according to the o
Speaker 1: j H. Do you ask if you adhere to the
Speaker 1: practice of honor killings for people who violate certain religious
Speaker 1: codes before admitting into the United States. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: those honor killings took place among the resettled refugee community
Speaker 1: in the United States. UM. We make it clear, and
Speaker 1: we have a cultural orientation program which orients refugees applicants
Speaker 1: too would be refugees that they do you make any
Speaker 1: inquiry to determine if there's any evidence that on I
Speaker 1: adhere to a group that has those kind of views
Speaker 1: like UM on our killings, and whether or not they
Speaker 1: would give that up if they admitted to the United States. Senator,
Speaker 1: I've seen no evidence to show that refugee communities are
Speaker 1: bringing these values into the United States. But I see
Speaker 1: they're they're becoming good American citizens, members of the military,
Speaker 1: members of our police members, people with US American values.
Speaker 1: That's what I see when I visit refugee populations in
Speaker 1: the UF. Despy the fact that the director of the
Speaker 1: FBI has told us they cannot vet these refugees to
Speaker 1: make sure they're not terrorists. How can we possibly be
Speaker 1: confident that the refugees coming in are not in fact
Speaker 1: terrorists seeking to murder innocent America. What what I am
Speaker 1: telling you is that I would not give that document
Speaker 1: whole a lot of credit because whoever that person was
Speaker 1: did not do the homework to learn about our process.
Speaker 1: We can we can talk about real gaps, UH. If
Speaker 1: I mean real issues, real real areas of risk. That
Speaker 1: document was written by somebody who did not take the
Speaker 1: time to familiarize themselves. You disagree with the passage I read,
Speaker 1: though I disagree. So is it true or false that
Speaker 1: the testimony of the applicant alone can be sufficient for approval?
Speaker 1: It is considered. It depends on the case. Usually we
Speaker 1: do have extensive documentation. Syrians in particular present with extensive
Speaker 1: documentation UH passports, military records, So there is a documentation
Speaker 1: that we review. If. In fact, if you come to
Speaker 1: one of our refuge your settlement centers, you'll see piles
Speaker 1: of documents. A very simple question. My time is expired,
Speaker 1: but I just would like to get an answer to
Speaker 1: this question. Is it true or false that the testimony
Speaker 1: of the applicant alone can be sufficient for approval. There
Speaker 1: there are cases where the testimony is not necessarily corroborated
Speaker 1: by by documents, but it is always tested against country
Speaker 1: conditions and other information. That's why it doesn't lend itself
Speaker 1: in the way that that you're asking the question, centator,
Speaker 1: are you saying it's true or you're saying it's false.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to understand. No, I I am. I
Speaker 1: am acknowledging that, yes, testimony can be the basis for
Speaker 1: the grant of a refugee, but it needs to be
Speaker 1: tested against other information that we know about the country
Speaker 1: conditions at a minimum. Minutes ago, you touted uh and
Speaker 1: and made a big deal in your testimony, or perhaps
Speaker 1: in response to a question that since nine eleven, there
Speaker 1: has been no person who came in as an adult
Speaker 1: in the refugee program who was convict did of a
Speaker 1: violent terrorist defense. Now that's great, um, But that was
Speaker 1: very careful, very carefully crafted statement. There are many people
Speaker 1: who came in as an adults in the refugee program
Speaker 1: who have been convicted of terrorist offenses. Correct, that is correct. Whoopsie, Daisy,
Speaker 1: so I guess as we're listening to uh, Simon Henshaw
Speaker 1: being grilled by our good friend and and him saying, wow,
Speaker 1: there's no evidence whatsoever that these people are bringing those
Speaker 1: values that they grew up in with them. How could
Speaker 1: they not bring them with them, and how could you
Speaker 1: not be vetting if they're bringing them with them? You know,
Speaker 1: we continue to come under attack after attack. We see
Speaker 1: everything that's happening in Germany and in France and in
Speaker 1: Great Britain and Belgium and all of Europe. We see
Speaker 1: what's happening in our own country by people radicalized, and
Speaker 1: we have eight hundred and fifty eight people admitted to
Speaker 1: the US by mistake. We can't even track those people.
Speaker 1: What exactly is the vetting process? Why did they shorten it?
Speaker 1: And why are they not listening to the admonition of
Speaker 1: our top intelligence people. It's beyond any comprehension or understanding,
Speaker 1: because what they're really doing by ignoring the FBI director,
Speaker 1: the CIA director, the assistant FBI director, the National Director
Speaker 1: of Intelligence, the House Homeland Security Committee chairman, and the
Speaker 1: former General to defeat isis special on void. To defeat
Speaker 1: isis by ignoring these people, saying that isis will infiltrate
Speaker 1: the refugee population. They are gambling with your life and
Speaker 1: that of course that was not as important obviously as
Speaker 1: bertherism in the debate, because it never came up. Ian
Speaker 1: Smith is an investigative associate from the Immigration Reform Law Institute.
Speaker 1: Jessica Vaughan, director of Policy Studies with the Center for
Speaker 1: Immigration Studies, welcome up both of you to the program.
Speaker 1: How bad is this? Ian Smith? Uh, it's uh, it's
Speaker 1: not looking fantastic, that's for sure. I was at the
Speaker 1: hearing on Wednesday, and uh, it was very scary. Um.
Speaker 1: I think it should have been acknowledged that almost half
Speaker 1: the refugees were receiving now are from m dominated countries.
Speaker 1: And I think it should also be acknowledged that the
Speaker 1: last figures we have UH for green cards, which is
Speaker 1: the last DHS figures, shows that about a fifth of
Speaker 1: the green cards produced that year went to Muslim dominated countries.
Speaker 1: That's about almost two hundred thousands. So this should be
Speaker 1: something that's Um, Americans are rightly should be really concerned.
Speaker 1: So is it true when I say that they're gambling
Speaker 1: with the lives of Americans of Hillary ones of increase? Uh? No, absolutely, Um.
Speaker 1: The other figures I've seen of um people charged under
Speaker 1: the foiled Terrorists of plot since nine eleven, it's been
Speaker 1: around ten have been admitted as refugees. Um. We've already
Speaker 1: seen Isis vow to use the refugee process to infiltrate
Speaker 1: terrorists into the West. UM. And uh, you know, it
Speaker 1: only just takes a few people to read absolute havoc
Speaker 1: in this country, as we've seen, and you know, Jessica Vaughan,
Speaker 1: as I look at, for example, the testimony of U.
Speaker 1: S Citizen and Immigration Services Director Leon Rodriguez, he actually
Speaker 1: said the opposite of what we just heard moments ago,
Speaker 1: and he confirmed that that not a single act of
Speaker 1: actual terrorist violence has been committed by a refugee who
Speaker 1: underwent the screening procedures since nine eleven. But the fact
Speaker 1: is many refugees have been convicted of terrorist defenses in
Speaker 1: the US, That's right. His his statements were very circumscribed
Speaker 1: and very carefully worded. He later admitted that the government
Speaker 1: doesn't count it as a terrorist act if it's not
Speaker 1: an actual act of violence. They're not counting all the
Speaker 1: people who have been convicted of conspiracies who didn't succeed,
Speaker 1: who were interrupted by the FBI when clearly they these
Speaker 1: people had malintent and should have been counted. I mean,
Speaker 1: another study was cited by Fordham University that found five
Speaker 1: refugees have already been prosecuted for acts done in the
Speaker 1: name of ISIS in just the last two years, So
Speaker 1: certainly this is a risk. UM. Some other alarming things
Speaker 1: came out at the hearing, like sometimes they accept refugees
Speaker 1: just on the basis of their word, what they say
Speaker 1: about their circumstances, without any documents or verification or even
Speaker 1: attempts to verify you know, that who they are, that
Speaker 1: they're telling the truth. So this is the great vetting
Speaker 1: system that we are relying on. And the administration said
Speaker 1: that they're going to bring in more next year from
Speaker 1: these countries, at least twelve thousand from Syria. They wouldn't
Speaker 1: say exactly how many UM and and this is why
Speaker 1: states like Texas, for example, are pulling out of the
Speaker 1: refugee program. Just today, the governor of Texas said, we
Speaker 1: don't you know, we we can't participate in this because
Speaker 1: you can't promise us that this is going that we're
Speaker 1: going to be safe, that these people are okay to
Speaker 1: bring in UM. So you know, we're looking at a
Speaker 1: real confrontation over this that's brewing because of the disconnect
Speaker 1: between the administration and their plans and what Americans are
Speaker 1: hearing and understanding from people that they trust who are
Speaker 1: saying this is very risky. Well, it's pretty scary now.
Speaker 1: I've been told, and we've interviewed many, many people on
Speaker 1: this program that have used the word Christian genocide and
Speaker 1: a holocaust going on with the UCDES and Christians in
Speaker 1: Iraq and Syria and elsewhere. Um. When we look at,
Speaker 1: for example, almost a hundred thousand Somali refugees have been
Speaker 1: admitted to the us N sent or Muslim Why are
Speaker 1: there so few Christian refugees being brought into the country Ian?
Speaker 1: And is that true? Uh? In the case of Syria,
Speaker 1: that's definitely true. I haven't seen Somali figures, but uh,
Speaker 1: over the last three years, we've actually tripled the amount
Speaker 1: of Somali's we've we've taken in. And the problems are
Speaker 1: the same as they are with Syria. You know, there's
Speaker 1: just no database infrastructure in that country and both of
Speaker 1: those countries, UM, so we can't verify, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: the per since um identity their background their affiliations. UM. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: Obama just says, uh, you know, we shouldn't question the
Speaker 1: system and UM. But we all have to remember that.
Speaker 1: You know that this is the same person who always
Speaker 1: tells us that our southern border is secure as ever.
Speaker 1: So what about why can't we just go ahead and
Speaker 1: and have a temporary band till we get it right?
Speaker 1: What's so bad about that? What's so discriminatory about that?
Speaker 1: If it means not putting Americans lives in jeopardy? Absolutely well,
Speaker 1: you know, we have UM laws in the books that
Speaker 1: exclude people based on their ideologies UM, particularly uh totlitary
Speaker 1: and ideologies like communism and Nazism, and UH. We based
Speaker 1: that on the fact that these ideologies conflict with American values.
Speaker 1: And I think for sure that we could apply the
Speaker 1: same principle UM to fundamentalists Islam, because it's not just
Speaker 1: a religious faith, but also a comprehensive ideology you for
Speaker 1: governing society. And when I think that's completely at odds
Speaker 1: with our national character. All right, I want to thank
Speaker 1: you both for your admonition and your warning. I really
Speaker 1: appreciate it. I think the American people need to hear this.
Speaker 1: This is going on every day, and these people are
Speaker 1: just lying to us, and when Americans die will know
Speaker 1: that they lied to us. Well, what is that going
Speaker 1: to mean for the people that actually died? Not going
Speaker 1: to mean a thing, alright. One Shawn is a toll
Speaker 1: free telephone number. Let's go to Sally is in Lafayette, Indiana.
Speaker 1: Next on the Sean Hannity Show, What's going on, Good afternoon, Sir, Um.
Speaker 1: I'm a speech language pathologist, and on Monday, I heard
Speaker 1: a neurologist who specializes in neuromuscular disorders for over twenty years.
Speaker 1: He called into your program and speculated that some of
Speaker 1: hillary symptoms might be UM due to my senia gravis.
Speaker 1: All Right, And like I said, I'm not a physician.
Speaker 1: I worked at a major medical center here in the
Speaker 1: United States, saw individuals for all over the world. Also,
Speaker 1: UH taught undergraduate UM training program at a prominent US
Speaker 1: university here in diagnostics. I witnessed on Monday, and I've
Speaker 1: been waiting for you all week to say something on
Speaker 1: your show. Um. During the Philadelphia rally, Hillary's right, I
Speaker 1: kept coursing to midline what we look for when a
Speaker 1: person turns their head, UH, their eyes should be parallel
Speaker 1: to one another and move and what we call a
Speaker 1: conjugate gaze. Okay, hers did not. Her right eye went
Speaker 1: in towards her nose. I did notice that a little
Speaker 1: bit in the beginning, but you know, I was playing
Speaker 1: more attention to the substance that went to midline. It
Speaker 1: was different from the Philadelphia. What does that mean? That's
Speaker 1: a neurological indicator. Definitely, I don't I'm not a physician.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it means. But um I. The
Speaker 1: other thing that struck me. You asked the neurology just
Speaker 1: that you spoke with, would it be possible for them
Speaker 1: to medicate her as such? Suppose she could get through
Speaker 1: the debate, and the physician said yes. The symptoms, um
Speaker 1: I looked up in my medical dictionaries and so forth
Speaker 1: they get worse with um emotional stress, increased activity. Um her.
Speaker 1: She started out slow and with these abnormal eye movements,
Speaker 1: and then she picked up steam. And I'm wondering if
Speaker 1: they gave her the medication and timed it so that
Speaker 1: it would have its maximum effect at a certain time
Speaker 1: during that debate. Um. Other things that are associated with
Speaker 1: that diagnosis besides the eye movements, um, the chronic fatigue,
Speaker 1: uh weakness, fluctuating weakness like your arms or your legs.
Speaker 1: I think there's something more here. And today I heard
Speaker 1: on another program that Hillary was at Fort Pierce and
Speaker 1: at a rally and she was doing throat clearing and
Speaker 1: that may be a sign of a diminished gag reflex um,
Speaker 1: something called like dysphasia and um and that as there's
Speaker 1: something definitely odd. And I don't think with everything with
Speaker 1: the Clintons, I think everything is a lie. I mean
Speaker 1: I can't totally completely say that I know what it is,
Speaker 1: but it is fascinating to listen and watch and observe.
Speaker 1: And and she doesn't remember because of a fall that
Speaker 1: she has ever briefed on email security and on cybersecurity.
Speaker 1: I find that hard to believe. I find it hard
Speaker 1: to believe that she collapsed because of pneumonia. And they
Speaker 1: wouldn't disclose it until it was It's just completely necessary,
Speaker 1: and they tried to spend it every which way that
Speaker 1: they could. Anyway, I appreciate it. Eight D nine four
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Speaker 1: this extravaganza, back to our phones, Let's see how much
Speaker 1: time we have here. Well I don't have time, all right,
Speaker 1: but I wish I did. But we'll get to it
Speaker 1: as soon as we can. Anyway, eight nine one show
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Speaker 1: to the phones on this Friday, I see Velma's there,
Speaker 1: Velma with thirty nine days away from election day. As
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, we're gonna be heading out your way.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be in Vegas. We're gonna be at the debate.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna come? Am I gonna get to see
Speaker 1: my nephews. You're gonna bring him to see me. You've
Speaker 1: never invited me, not one time to your home because
Speaker 1: your husband doesn't like me. I know you can go
Speaker 1: there with that. No, you never invited me to your house.
Speaker 1: Now one time you've been hanging around? Don't come to wrong. Now,
Speaker 1: wait a minute. How many times have I how many times?
Speaker 1: How many times have I flown you to New York?
Speaker 1: I'm not I don't know. And didn't I put you
Speaker 1: up in a night? Did I put you up in
Speaker 1: a nice hotel? I didn't sound compare. I didn't put
Speaker 1: you in a in a dumpy hotel that I didn't
Speaker 1: put you. You put me in the best and you
Speaker 1: liked it, right, I loved it the best time. And
Speaker 1: didn't I say, by all the food you want and
Speaker 1: have a good time. I did, and me because you
Speaker 1: called me to go to this expensive restaurant that I
Speaker 1: didn't like the food. But what restaurant did I send you?
Speaker 1: Was at a steakhouse? Do you know how much a
Speaker 1: steak is in New York? At a New York steakhouse,
Speaker 1: I'm really expensive, rector, that's what. And I like a dummy.
Speaker 1: I listened to you, and I didn't like it. Did
Speaker 1: I pay for it? Yeah? Some money, all right? I
Speaker 1: could have used that money for something else. Oh so
Speaker 1: I didn't like the expensive restaurant because you know, anything, Well,
Speaker 1: what would you want to buy instead? I mean, you're
Speaker 1: gonna buy junk in Times Square? I'll tell you off
Speaker 1: and go off the food, but you know I'm a
Speaker 1: black toot that I like. And guess what. It didn't
Speaker 1: have enough meat? It was something chicken out, Fred, I
Speaker 1: think of something chicken out, Fred, though I wanted some more. Well,
Speaker 1: it has They have a menu. You can order whatever
Speaker 1: you want. You could have ordered meat. Did order? Well,
Speaker 1: then why did you order the pasta? You can listen
Speaker 1: to us it. I never order anything out Fred though
Speaker 1: I'm too fat. I can't order that. I hate not
Speaker 1: to do what you tell me to do what you think? Well,
Speaker 1: if you do what I say, then you're gonna vote
Speaker 1: for don Trump. Obviously you never listen to me. Well,
Speaker 1: you're gonna vote for Hillary the liar. Isn't that a bet? Now?
Speaker 1: Let me ask you a question. If my hang on,
Speaker 1: hang on, hang on, if hang on, if my nephews
Speaker 1: lie to you, if you're kid, if you're two beautiful
Speaker 1: boys lie to you, did they get more trouble than
Speaker 1: if they didn't lie, they would get it more trouble
Speaker 1: if the okay, So have they ever lied to you? Well?
Speaker 1: Should okay, every boy has all right. I did when
Speaker 1: I was a kid. I get all right now with Mike. No, no, no, no, no. Listen.
Speaker 1: They're my they're my nephews. No one's gonna talk bad
Speaker 1: about my nephews. But they're normal kids. They're regular kids.
Speaker 1: They're not perfect, and we've got it. We got to
Speaker 1: teach them, you know, how not to lie and how
Speaker 1: to be honest and truthful. And they're becoming that, and
Speaker 1: they're they're growing into nice young men, and you're dressing
Speaker 1: them really well. I wish you'd take those stupid ties
Speaker 1: off them every time you bring them to me. They
Speaker 1: don't need to wear a tie. No boy wants to
Speaker 1: wear a tie and then you slip. But they don't
Speaker 1: want to wear a tie. But you don't have to
Speaker 1: wear a tie. I hate wearing a tie the last time.
Speaker 1: You know how much I hate Eric Bowling over Fox News,
Speaker 1: even though he's one of my best friends. I hate
Speaker 1: him because he's now been working half the time I
Speaker 1: worked there, and he gets to not wear a tie.
Speaker 1: I hate the fact that he gets to not wear
Speaker 1: a tie and I have to wear a tie. But
Speaker 1: I love by the way, you know what they do
Speaker 1: what the headline is gonna be, Hannah. He says he
Speaker 1: hates Bowling. No, Barrick Bowling is one of my best friends.
Speaker 1: But I tell him all the time, why do you
Speaker 1: get to not wear a tie? Been here longer than you.
Speaker 1: You look nice and those guys, so keep wearing it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot of them are Donald Trump ties. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, listen, I love you, and uh, when you
Speaker 1: when you coming? I'm coming out for the debate. I
Speaker 1: know it. But when are you coming? When is the
Speaker 1: debate so we can get ready for you. By the way,
Speaker 1: the Debate Commission did admit problems with Donald Trump's mike. Oh,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, Mike. I told you it was off, and
Speaker 1: people said, oh, Hannity's defending Trump. I was there. I
Speaker 1: could hear it anyway. Affected the sound level in the debate. Hall. Oh,
Speaker 1: I wonder if that was done by Hilary's people. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's paranoia, conspiracy. Hannity. All right, I'm coming out for
Speaker 1: the debate. I don't know when, but I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: out there. And and if you'd like to come by
Speaker 1: and say hello, I'd love to see my nephews. I
Speaker 1: got to give him a present. You don't have to
Speaker 1: give him in well, I always give them a present.
Speaker 1: If I don't give them a present, I do not
Speaker 1: spoil them. Rock you can do it all right. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you something. Is there anything that they really
Speaker 1: want that they've been asking for? Tell me, Come on,
Speaker 1: what kind of mother are you supposed to be attentive
Speaker 1: to this stuff? What do they want that you say
Speaker 1: no to? I'm not telling you because I can't tell
Speaker 1: you little children. Do they need new bicycles? Maybe they
Speaker 1: outgrew the other ones? Or what I'm asking did they
Speaker 1: outgrow the other bicycles? When I'll ask them when I
Speaker 1: see him after school. Maybe they want a football, a
Speaker 1: baseball mitt Maybe they want to I don't know whatever
Speaker 1: they want. I don't care whatever they like. I don't
Speaker 1: whatever they want. It's fine with me, okay, I know,
Speaker 1: But but you don't listen to me because you're gonna
Speaker 1: vote for Hillary the liar. That's really upsetting to me.
Speaker 1: And for Donald Trump. That's right, Donald the Trump. I'm
Speaker 1: for Donald the Trump. I don't want to kill I
Speaker 1: don't want to see it. There By the way, and
Speaker 1: last time I talked to the boys, they said they're
Speaker 1: conservative like me, and not liberal like you, kid. I
Speaker 1: swear they told me. You know what they said. They said,
Speaker 1: when they go to church on Sunday, they're praying, they're
Speaker 1: praying that their mother sees the light. Donald Trump off
Speaker 1: to the out. Listen to me, they said, the conservative
Speaker 1: like their uncle. That's what they said to me. People, Okay,
Speaker 1: so you're conservative, they said, they said, there, don't come.
Speaker 1: Don't come to By the way, when I was in
Speaker 1: Pastor Scott's church, I actually started preaching for a little bit.
Speaker 1: How do you say that about a man of the cloth.
Speaker 1: What has happened to you? You're so angry? Alright, I'm
Speaker 1: not angry. I'm not angry. Sound angry, no matter what,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be all right. Now, is your husband ever
Speaker 1: gonna come and meet me? I got a question. Is
Speaker 1: your husband ever gonna come and meet me? Or no,
Speaker 1: he doesn't like me? He doesn't like my husband? He said,
Speaker 1: he does not dislike you. Then why does he never
Speaker 1: come and meet me? Does he think that you and
Speaker 1: I have a little funny business going on or something?
Speaker 1: My husband knows? White guy, why would you say, oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, when I got a life, you know, And
Speaker 1: by the way, there are some people that might, ha,
Speaker 1: I gotta protect you here. There are some people that
Speaker 1: might take this the wrong way. Velma has a heart
Speaker 1: of gold. You're you're a sweetheart. And well does he
Speaker 1: I mean because you never he never wants to ever
Speaker 1: see me, never comes to see me. So I'm wondering,
Speaker 1: does he think you know that I'm I'm no. The
Speaker 1: fact I want him to know. I respect Velma. I
Speaker 1: mean him and my other son, not even city. He said.
Speaker 1: If if Daddy had a lady that was like Sean,
Speaker 1: Mama would divorce you. That right, Mommy with mama. Not
Speaker 1: my kids call me mom. I mean the baby's call
Speaker 1: me momma. He calls me mama. He said. Mama would
Speaker 1: have a called my husband. Well, Velma, listen, Velma, la Velma,
Speaker 1: wonderful person. I mean, I gotta let you go, Vilma.
Speaker 1: Com Yeah, I gotta let you go because I just
Speaker 1: I'll spend the whole half hour with you. Alright. Donna's
Speaker 1: in wake Forest, North Carolina, the home of Great wake Forest.
Speaker 1: What's going on, sir? How are you? Thanks? By the way,
Speaker 1: your football team is four and oh this year you
Speaker 1: beat Duke and Duke beat Notre Dame. You got the
Speaker 1: best football team I think in the history of the school.
Speaker 1: What school? Wake Forest? Uh sean, wake Forest University hasn't
Speaker 1: been in wake Forest since before you were born. Oh
Speaker 1: sorry about that, I said, I thought you were calling
Speaker 1: from wake Forest, says my thing, wake Forest. I thought
Speaker 1: you were calling from the university, the town of wake Forest.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm sorry. Well there's an honest mistake. Anyway, Wake
Speaker 1: Forest is four. Now what's up? I have to I
Speaker 1: have to deal with that all the time. Hey, listen,
Speaker 1: what would you think if Trump, instead of backpeddling and
Speaker 1: defending himself when he gets these bad questions, he should
Speaker 1: attack flip it right around to the moderator if we're
Speaker 1: not asking about things like Benghazi, the Clinton Foundation, her
Speaker 1: email server, and attacking them rather than directly attacking Hillery
Speaker 1: or self. He could do that, but uh Ted Cruz
Speaker 1: in an early primary debate, did exactly that. He took
Speaker 1: the question and attacked the moderator and media. The media
Speaker 1: is so distrusted in this country. They're about as popular
Speaker 1: as Congress. By the way, your voice is so like
Speaker 1: Neil Cavudos. It's uncanny, No, it really is. And Neil
Speaker 1: is one of my my I admire him more than
Speaker 1: anybody else that I've met in my life. The guy
Speaker 1: is amazing. Um well, I I agree with the strategy.
Speaker 1: I look. I think every debate answer ought to have this,
Speaker 1: and I think new King Rich touched on this a
Speaker 1: little bit yesterday. I think every debate answer ought to
Speaker 1: have a little quip at Hillary and then where they're
Speaker 1: wrong and how you're gonna do it right. And if
Speaker 1: it's not a question you want to deal with, like
Speaker 1: a stupid Birther question or your tax issue, again, you
Speaker 1: move on to something else, and you have the ability
Speaker 1: to use your two minutes anyway you want. And who
Speaker 1: cares what anybody else says? It is funny that they
Speaker 1: finally admitted Donald Trump's Mike was off. Oops oopsie the
Speaker 1: razy sorry, big problem Ginger Grand Rapids, Michigan, would radio,
Speaker 1: how are you regarding this this universe lady? She is irrelevant?
Speaker 1: She is irrelevant. Actually, Bella Trump isn't Grand Rabbids, Michigan today.
Speaker 1: And I can't go because I have to work. I'm
Speaker 1: self employed. Let's talk about stuff like, you know, helping
Speaker 1: out small business people, not about miss universes who have
Speaker 1: it you who have a big backside, I beg backside,
Speaker 1: who cares? Who care? Is irrelevant. It's employed by Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: It's just like her saying he's attaching women. You know what, lady,
Speaker 1: if you can't handle the big stage with the boy pants,
Speaker 1: you don't need to be president. I'll be honest. It's
Speaker 1: a rough and tumble game. But there is a double standard.
Speaker 1: The Clintons can smear, slander, besmirche, attack women, and have
Speaker 1: this surrogates attack women for years. But if Donald Trump
Speaker 1: had an imperfect moment boy, all of a sudden, Wow,
Speaker 1: he's misogynist. He's sexist. Well, to be honest, compared to
Speaker 1: what Juanita alleges and Kathleen the story she tells, and
Speaker 1: the story Paula Jones tells, and the Jennifer Flowers lie
Speaker 1: in smear and the narcissistic looney tune Monica Lewinsky, I
Speaker 1: really don't want to get lectured by the Clintons or
Speaker 1: any of their supporters about the treatment of women, and then,
Speaker 1: of course taking money from all these Sharia countries on
Speaker 1: top of it. Pauline is in Brooklyn in New York
Speaker 1: City on the all New AM seven ten w o R,
Speaker 1: the voice of New York, New Jersey and Long Island.
Speaker 1: How are you hi? S Um. I had a quick
Speaker 1: suggestion that maybe Trump could use um to use Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton's ads against her that he that she uses against
Speaker 1: him if he says something along these lines, Um after
Speaker 1: thirty year is Hillary Clinton doesn't have a successful record
Speaker 1: to run on. That's why she's using character assassination aids
Speaker 1: against me. So whenever you hear or see those negative
Speaker 1: air justice, oh ciate them with. Hillary Clinton can't run
Speaker 1: on her record, a huge failure. America deserves better. Vote Trump. No,
Speaker 1: you should do voice over by the way, you're really good.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna put you in the next voiceover
Speaker 1: commercial for d J T Donald Trump. Okay? Anyway? Accent? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Why not? How you doing them from Brooklyn, New York.
Speaker 1: You know what, I love accents period. I love Southern accents.
Speaker 1: I love British accents. I love Australian accents. I love
Speaker 1: Mall and the New York at Long Island, New Joysey
Speaker 1: accent is pretty good too. Um. I just want to
Speaker 1: do some make one more comments on Mark Levin Show
Speaker 1: on Tuesday opening hour, he had a lot of things
Speaker 1: that I think Trump could use with Hillary. You're in
Speaker 1: a place in Neutraliza. I'll give Mark an email. I'll
Speaker 1: give him a call later and ask him what he did. Okay,
Speaker 1: he's Marks, one of my closest friends. I love Mark.
Speaker 1: All Right, let's get back to our phones. North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Bill next on the Sean Hannity Show. How are you Bill? Hey, Sean,
Speaker 1: thanks for taking my call. Um. I'm one of the
Speaker 1: Flint residents. I born raised there to a lot a
Speaker 1: year ago. Um, and I'm sorry, by the way about well,
Speaker 1: it was once a vibrant city. I'm sorry about the
Speaker 1: water crisis. I'm sorry about all you know, eighty thousand
Speaker 1: jobs have left your city and now they're going to Mexico.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry about the water that's been and the fact
Speaker 1: that the government lied to you and and betrayed you.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry about all that. Well, this is the main
Speaker 1: reason I've been trying to get ahold of you is
Speaker 1: my great grandfather, my grandfather, my father, all my uncles
Speaker 1: but one. My one uncle was an education teacher and
Speaker 1: guess who paid his paycheck? My father and working at GM.
Speaker 1: And guess what I was supposed to be that GM worker.
Speaker 1: Of course, when I was in school, our school teachers
Speaker 1: always told us that, oh, no, you don't want to
Speaker 1: be a shop worker, that that's believal. You know what
Speaker 1: I mean, you don't want to do that. But what
Speaker 1: people don't realize is we need factories to get these
Speaker 1: jobs going. That's who That's who keeps the economy going.
Speaker 1: That's how I always built. Well. Look, I just want
Speaker 1: people to have opportunity that I've had in my life.
Speaker 1: And I've told the story many times, and I see
Speaker 1: opportunity slipping away from Americans and we need to get
Speaker 1: that back in this country, and back sooner than later. Anyway,
Speaker 1: appreciate the call Bill eight hundred nine for one Shawn
Speaker 1: our number