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Speaker 1: How do you if you're not going to be in
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Speaker 1: vote absentee? The information is there who was running in
Speaker 1: your congressional district. Now that that House Leader McCarthy's come
Speaker 1: up with their commitments to America, well, four hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty five House Republicans, those that want to be in
Speaker 1: the House, those running either for reelection or new candidates,
Speaker 1: that this is they are all going to sign that pledge.
Speaker 1: If you elect them and you give them the majority
Speaker 1: in the House of Representatives. I mean, I'm going to
Speaker 1: be very honest with you, is that you know it's
Speaker 1: going to be if you really like the president's agenda
Speaker 1: and you're going to take the time to get up,
Speaker 1: get out and vote, or take the effort to whatever vote. Look,
Speaker 1: at this point, Democrats are all going to try and
Speaker 1: vote mail in, so you might as well. If you're
Speaker 1: a Republican and you have early voting mail in voting,
Speaker 1: whatever it happens to be, you know, just you can
Speaker 1: check and make sure that your ballot is counted, and
Speaker 1: you know there's a way to do that. I would
Speaker 1: take the time to do it. My admonition and warning
Speaker 1: as many of you that want to volunteer to be
Speaker 1: poll watchers in your state if you're especially if you're
Speaker 1: in a swing state, I think it would be a
Speaker 1: wise thing to do. Democrats are telegraphing on every level
Speaker 1: that they're not planning on acknowledging election day or the
Speaker 1: day after, even if Donald Trump wins the election, and
Speaker 1: what you know some of the more extreme groups are
Speaker 1: saying is outright scary. I don't trust the same group
Speaker 1: of people I'm not trusting the ones that were responsible
Speaker 1: for a dirty Russian misinformation dossier that was never verifiable,
Speaker 1: that was then used to take away the civil liberties
Speaker 1: and constitutional rights of Carter Page, to spy on candidate
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, to spy on the Trump transition team, and
Speaker 1: the spy into the deep into the presidency of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump that went on an entire year, almost ten months
Speaker 1: into Trump's presidency. And they knew early on that dossier
Speaker 1: was dirty, that Hillary paid for it before they ever
Speaker 1: find even signed the FIS warrant, and then they even
Speaker 1: got more verification and more verification that none of it
Speaker 1: was true. But the bulk of information is even Andrew
Speaker 1: McCabe has said, and Sally Yates had said, Now Rod
Speaker 1: Rosenstein's saying, based on what they know now, they never
Speaker 1: would have signed those FISA applications. Wow, that speaks volumes.
Speaker 1: Little late guys, what about the twenty seven phones scrub clean?
Speaker 1: We all put in too many passwords? What is it
Speaker 1: like mission impossible with an iPhone? Linda, you're more technologically
Speaker 1: advanced than I am. If you put in the wrong
Speaker 1: pass code too many times your phone, it's like mission impossible.
Speaker 1: Those tape will self destruct in five seconds. This phone
Speaker 1: will self destruct in five second. Now you got to
Speaker 1: go and erase the whole phone before you hand it
Speaker 1: over to the Inspector General. I don't think so that
Speaker 1: sounds an awful like like we need a significant, serious,
Speaker 1: real investigation and potential obstruction of justice of Muller's team,
Speaker 1: or maybe we can reach out to the NSA, which
Speaker 1: has records of everything. Well that's what people like Bill
Speaker 1: Benny have told us for years, and other people that
Speaker 1: I like it, I admire. They basically say that every call,
Speaker 1: every text, every email is you know, we have these
Speaker 1: mega data storage centers and that everything does exist. Well
Speaker 1: if that's the case, why didn't they use that information
Speaker 1: to find the deleted emails of Hillary Clinton and save
Speaker 1: us all this time? You know, she went through all
Speaker 1: the effort, a bleach bit and hammers and removing simcards
Speaker 1: and busting up devices. You know, is that going to
Speaker 1: be the new excuse? Well, I just followed. I just
Speaker 1: made the same mistake that Andrew Weisman, Muller's pit Bull
Speaker 1: and struck in Page and everybody else made. I put
Speaker 1: my pass for it in the wrong way too many times,
Speaker 1: and I had to have my phone wipe clean. Oh,
Speaker 1: there's certainly. By the way, I'm like notorious for like,
Speaker 1: you know, just slamming my phones down, dropping the phone
Speaker 1: out of my pocket. I'm carrying too much crap and
Speaker 1: I should buy one of those protective cases. I don't.
Speaker 1: I'm stupid. And then usually if I cracked the face
Speaker 1: of it, I usually just get a new phone because
Speaker 1: I don't feel like going through the process or replacing
Speaker 1: the face. Is that stupid? Probably right, I'm wasting my money. Um.
Speaker 1: But then I find like, I don't know why, but
Speaker 1: my phone's from time to time they freeze up and
Speaker 1: then they seem less efficient. It becomes more difficult to
Speaker 1: do the things I need to do every day. So
Speaker 1: I figure it's time for a new one. So I
Speaker 1: get a new one. I only have one device now.
Speaker 1: Can you believe I'm down to one device? It's been
Speaker 1: a minor miracle, I must say. Well, it's gone on
Speaker 1: for a couple of years now I've had But I
Speaker 1: mean it took a minute and off of nothing. What
Speaker 1: for me to get down? You finally get down, just
Speaker 1: let it go, get to it. As I have, I
Speaker 1: have no access to any social media. I don't have
Speaker 1: any email accounts anymore. None. I'm gone, I'm off the
Speaker 1: grid basically, and then I changed my phone a lot
Speaker 1: after well after you know they've they've they've you know,
Speaker 1: had these let's just say a little unmasking incidence, and
Speaker 1: your personal text messages are released publicly, and you know
Speaker 1: Muller's team, the same ones that you know all wipe
Speaker 1: their cell phones clean. Gee, I guess it's I guess
Speaker 1: what you can just called the Andrew Weisman excuse. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: The times we're living in really is. You know, I
Speaker 1: always have said to you, you know, when they say
Speaker 1: irredeemable deplorables or fifteen percent, as Joe Biden says, of
Speaker 1: Americans that are just you know, horrible people, or you know,
Speaker 1: we cling to our angry people, clinging to God, our Bibles,
Speaker 1: our Second Amendment, our religion. Smelly Walmart shoppers. Trump supporters,
Speaker 1: I can smell them from here. It looks like one
Speaker 1: of Nancy Pelosi's Dems have now described Trump supporters as
Speaker 1: looney racist. Illinois Representative Sean what's the name casting Okay,
Speaker 1: I guess it's Causton. All Trump supporters out there are
Speaker 1: a wild bunch of looney racists. A video emerged apparently
Speaker 1: Democrats on caston calling Trump supporters racist and looney in
Speaker 1: a rap during an event last year. What do you
Speaker 1: you know? What do you think they think of us?
Speaker 1: This is how that where the fifteen percent, the ten
Speaker 1: to fifteen percent Joe's talking about. I'm well, it didn't
Speaker 1: take long. Joe Biden flip flopped and flailed on the
Speaker 1: mask mandate. This is now the second flip and flop ever. Confused, confounded,
Speaker 1: or befuddled if you want to use O'Reilly's word of
Speaker 1: the day yesterday as now flip flop for a second
Speaker 1: time on the so called mask mandate. Parents Schiff Biden
Speaker 1: now says his legal team believes that he would have
Speaker 1: the authority to advance a federal mask mandate, though through
Speaker 1: an executive warder to prevent the spread of corona, should
Speaker 1: he be elected. Taking questions from reporters at the event,
Speaker 1: I would call all the governors to the White House
Speaker 1: to make the case on the necessity for implementing mask mandates.
Speaker 1: Asked if he'd use the current executive order to enforce
Speaker 1: the wearing of masks if some governors refuses request, he said, well,
Speaker 1: the question is whether I have the legal authority as
Speaker 1: president to sign an executive order. We think we do,
Speaker 1: but we can't guarantee you that. Yet our legal team
Speaker 1: thinks that I can do it based upon the degree
Speaker 1: of which there's crises in these states. Biden then emphasized
Speaker 1: that if he did have the legal authority to sign
Speaker 1: an executive order a mask, I would I mean the guy, okay,
Speaker 1: is he not reading the news like the rest of us,
Speaker 1: because he's getting Now, this is a guy that was
Speaker 1: calling the travel ban. He was out there screaming the
Speaker 1: travel ban as hysterical xenophobia and fear mongering. World snization
Speaker 1: now has officially officially declared a pandemic. Playing it being
Speaker 1: overly dismissed or spreading misinformation is only going to hurt
Speaker 1: us and further advantage the spread of the disease. But
Speaker 1: neither should repent it or fall back on xenophobia. Labeling
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen a foreign virus does not displace accountability for
Speaker 1: the misjudgments that have been taken thus far by the
Speaker 1: Trump administration. Let me tell you something, Joe, if you
Speaker 1: had your way, hundreds of thousands more Americans would have
Speaker 1: contracted the virus, and god knows how many thousands and
Speaker 1: thousands and thousands would have died because you just cared.
Speaker 1: You didn't want to piss off the Chinese. You don't
Speaker 1: even want Oh it's xenophobias, fearmongering. Well, that one decision,
Speaker 1: ten days after the first case brought us valuable time
Speaker 1: and prevented hundreds of thousands of Americans from contracting the disease.
Speaker 1: By the way, look at how bad things are in
Speaker 1: New York now. If you think it can happen, just
Speaker 1: think of Motown, Think of Detroit, because it happened there.
Speaker 1: They lost half their population and bulldozing neighborhoods after they've
Speaker 1: tried to sell them for a dollar on eBay. At
Speaker 1: one point nobody wanted to buy them because you had
Speaker 1: to pay taxes still on them. They bulldozed entire neighborhoods.
Speaker 1: Forty four percent of New York City residents now are
Speaker 1: have considered moving out of the city the last four months.
Speaker 1: Thirty seven percent said it's somewhat likely they won't be
Speaker 1: living there within the next two years. Sixty nine percent
Speaker 1: of residents cite the cost of living as a major
Speaker 1: reason to get the hell out fifty three percent of
Speaker 1: top earners are working from home. And it just goes
Speaker 1: on from there. And I'm just telling you, liberal policies
Speaker 1: and liberal states and cities are pushing people out of
Speaker 1: you know, these places. Now here's what Joe's missing. And
Speaker 1: I'll go to USA today today. I don't usually cite
Speaker 1: them as a source, but I will today. The headline
Speaker 1: is FISA vaccine trial is growing. Candidate looks to be
Speaker 1: quite safe, according to the CEO of PISA Pharmaceuticals. Now,
Speaker 1: let me just say up front, because I know some
Speaker 1: of you are not gonna want to get a vaccine.
Speaker 1: I don't care if you get a vaccine or not.
Speaker 1: That's up to you and your doctor. It's not up
Speaker 1: to Sean Hannity. You know, I'm going to read the
Speaker 1: information and I'm going to read the study. I'm want
Speaker 1: to talk to all my doctor friends, and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: make the right decision for me. You make the right
Speaker 1: decision for you. You decide anyway. It's one of the
Speaker 1: front runners. FIA is again. We have nine companies, nine
Speaker 1: separate final pays human trials going on as we speak.
Speaker 1: And they said earlier FISA said it could be mid
Speaker 1: October to late October, and they expect that they'll have
Speaker 1: enough data to see say whether or not they have it.
Speaker 1: This is what the CEO is saying now that it's
Speaker 1: that their final stage trial, that the vaccine looks safe.
Speaker 1: The company expects to have the data next month on
Speaker 1: how it protects people, antibodies, etc. The CEOs said yesterday
Speaker 1: that he's intention revealing more information about COVID than he
Speaker 1: normally would about another vaccine under development because he wants
Speaker 1: the process to be open and transparent. He said transparency
Speaker 1: is a must, particularly given the situation and the politicizing
Speaker 1: of the vaccine, he said. The company said Saturday that
Speaker 1: it was expanding the trial from thirty thousand to forty
Speaker 1: four thousand people to include teenagers sixteen to eighteen, as
Speaker 1: well as people with diseases like HIV, hepatitis A, B,
Speaker 1: or C. And he said the expansion took place because
Speaker 1: the vaccine appeared to be extremely safe and the trial
Speaker 1: could be expanded without delay, without delaying the timeline for completion. Now,
Speaker 1: what I'm hearing is is just like second phase trials
Speaker 1: that there they have now figured out the optimal dose.
Speaker 1: They have determined that yes, the antibodies are created, nobody
Speaker 1: is getting, nobody's dying, and the side effects are minimal
Speaker 1: for a very small percentage of people. That's what I'm
Speaker 1: hearing now. If that's the case, and they could show
Speaker 1: that with thirty or forty four thousand people, then you're
Speaker 1: gonna make your own decision. Now. The President is going
Speaker 1: to make the vaccine available for free, ready for immediate,
Speaker 1: massive manufacturing and distribution immediate. It's pretty cool. That's pretty insane.
Speaker 1: I mean, I said from the very beginning, look at
Speaker 1: the Hannity timeline on Hannity dot Com said, I trust,
Speaker 1: I trust medical researchers. They're great. Our scientists are experts,
Speaker 1: medical professionals. They didn't get everything right on this virus
Speaker 1: by any stretch, but I believe that, you know, their
Speaker 1: ability to win the war. They're always going to win now,
Speaker 1: you know, and these are tough. You know, people spend
Speaker 1: entire careers just to studying viruses and they're great at
Speaker 1: what they do. Thank god, I mean, especially for the
Speaker 1: most vulnerable. They should have first access to this thing.
Speaker 1: Rock ripping the Democrats and Pelosi, Yeah, you'll the pandemic
Speaker 1: come in. He came in during the impeachment. It's all true.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is the frustrating part of the world
Speaker 1: we're living in. It is everything is upside that. I
Speaker 1: am so sick and tired of the upside down world
Speaker 1: that they are putting the country through. They're double standards.
Speaker 1: I mean, everything is every second of the day, you know,
Speaker 1: to get lectured by the likes of the confused and
Speaker 1: weak and frail Joe Biden about Corona, I mean, it's
Speaker 1: it's just repulsive. I mean, he's he's been hiding the
Speaker 1: whole time in his basement. Unbelievable. You know, the American
Speaker 1: people are now safe, I guess from Joe Biden's unsolicited
Speaker 1: creepy touching, hair smelling and kissing. That's one good thing.
Speaker 1: And you know it's he's become so restricted in his access.
Speaker 1: He's pre selecting reporters that he's allowed to call on.
Speaker 1: Uh who do I well, move up, move it up.
Speaker 1: I mean he's exhausted, you know, I'm sure we're gonna
Speaker 1: have plenty a caffeine on on debate day, plenty of
Speaker 1: red Bull, plenty of coffee that day. I don't know,
Speaker 1: there's got to be something to give him a lift.
Speaker 1: Weak frail, confused, confounded. I mean I've been saying this
Speaker 1: a lot, thinking like a hard job, but like a restaurant.
Speaker 1: And I was a you know, when I had to
Speaker 1: wash dishes, I had to move my you know what.
Speaker 1: I was a bus boy. I used to run through
Speaker 1: the restaurant with huge trays. I used to be able
Speaker 1: to carry him very skillfully. I could expect a wait
Speaker 1: or two and not drop a thing. I was tending bar.
Speaker 1: I was sweating and flying, you know, so busy or
Speaker 1: sometimes you know, two hundred three hundred people come in
Speaker 1: during a wedding, you're the front bar. They slam you,
Speaker 1: they expect you to move your ass. I think Joe
Speaker 1: Biden could do that? Was that a gin and tonic?
Speaker 1: How does he run the free world? I don't have
Speaker 1: the energy? Quick break right, buck, live free or die? America?
Speaker 1: The world on the brink in forty seven days or
Speaker 1: is it forty seven days now? The issue of real
Speaker 1: voter fraud we've talked about. I explained the Heritage Foundation.
Speaker 1: They've identified nearly a thousand convictions of voter fraud just
Speaker 1: in recent years. We've given you very specific cases. We
Speaker 1: can go over them again. There was a decision in
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania the Supreme Court there to extend mail ballot deadlines
Speaker 1: for the election. Now is Kevin McCarthy the first pointed out?
Speaker 1: What did California? I think? He said that they're actually
Speaker 1: going to count a ballot if it's received sixteen days
Speaker 1: after the election. Why do we have an election day? Then?
Speaker 1: Now early voting has started in many states. You know,
Speaker 1: who's going to verify the authenticity of the ballot? You
Speaker 1: think that everybody's honest? Well, that would be naive and
Speaker 1: that would be reckless. How do we get a thousand
Speaker 1: convictions on voter fraud? One two hundred and eighty five
Speaker 1: cases they've identified in recent years. Today, the Pennsylvania Supreme
Speaker 1: Court extended the state's mail ballot deadline on Thursday, which
Speaker 1: means that there could be tens of thousands of additional
Speaker 1: votes to be counted. You know the famous story, Well,
Speaker 1: how many ballots do you need? What do you need?
Speaker 1: And anyway, all Republicans have been arguing is that votes
Speaker 1: should be received by election day. Seems fair. State law
Speaker 1: is very clear in Pennsylvania that ballots must be received
Speaker 1: by eight pm on election day. Why do we have
Speaker 1: the polls? Ever? Closed on you? Why bother we count
Speaker 1: the votes five more days. Let's keep the polls open
Speaker 1: for five more days. Right, state law Pennsylvania that must
Speaker 1: be received by APM and they will be counted if
Speaker 1: they are received by five pm the Friday after the Tuesday,
Speaker 1: November third election. Now to count ballots arriving after election day,
Speaker 1: they either must be postmarked by November third, or have
Speaker 1: no proof that they were sent afterward. In other words,
Speaker 1: you got to prove and how do you prove that anyway?
Speaker 1: Ballots that arrived by the new deadline with missing or
Speaker 1: illegal postmarks would be would still be counted. Ineligible postmark
Speaker 1: would still be counted. Well, what's the point of having
Speaker 1: a deadline, what's the point of you know, why, why
Speaker 1: why wouldn't you mandate it's it's in by election day? Anyway.
Speaker 1: I don't think this is gonna hold. I'm sure it's
Speaker 1: going to be challenged. But in addition, the court held
Speaker 1: that state election law allows counties to use drop boxes
Speaker 1: for hand delivery of mail ballots, denying requests from the
Speaker 1: president's campaign and other poll watchers to work in counties
Speaker 1: other than the ones that they are registered in. Denying
Speaker 1: a request that other people be allowed to deliver voters ballots.
Speaker 1: Anyone going to check who's dropping these off? Pretty scary,
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania reports nine thirty three New k By the way
Speaker 1: of the virus they're talking about here, now, we're gonna
Speaker 1: have an investigation on Hannity tonight. Recent weeks, numerous concerns
Speaker 1: have been raised by the Attorney General and the President
Speaker 1: over mail in voting and the accompanying fraud that's possible
Speaker 1: in Vegas. NBC three reported that the FBI is already
Speaker 1: preparing for potential voter fraud in Nevada. FBI says voter
Speaker 1: fraud can occur nearly anywhere in the process. Let's say
Speaker 1: somebody's passed on and is receiving a ballot, meaning they died,
Speaker 1: whether somebody has moved or somebody else lives there, they
Speaker 1: receive a ballot for somebody else. Well, we would want
Speaker 1: people to do the right thing and report the incident,
Speaker 1: not cast to vote, because otherwise that would be voter fraud.
Speaker 1: As reports that more than three hundred and forty nine
Speaker 1: thousand dead voters remain on the voter rolls, Nearly three
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand dead registrants remain on voter rolls
Speaker 1: across forty one states, according to an adult. An audit
Speaker 1: rather conducted by the Public Interest Legal Foundation twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen states credited fourteen thousand, six hundred and eight
Speaker 1: registrants for voting after death. They found in that report
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, forty three thousand, seven hundred and sixty such
Speaker 1: duplicate votes cast. Tens of thousands of duplicate votes were
Speaker 1: cast by mail, the report found. The report found eight thousand,
Speaker 1: three hundred and sixty voters who appeared to be registered
Speaker 1: in two states and voted in both. Five thousand, five
Speaker 1: hundred voters were apparently registered to two addresses in the
Speaker 1: same state and voted from both. The Hill reported yesterday
Speaker 1: voters in North Carolina are receiving two absentee ballots, and
Speaker 1: confusion with a set of absentee ballots in North Carolina
Speaker 1: County caused some voters to receive two identical ballots ahead
Speaker 1: of November's general election. Great It's called Mecklenburg County. Election
Speaker 1: officials said the ballots for some voters in Matthews, North
Speaker 1: Carolina were improperly labeled in correct names. They were shredded
Speaker 1: before being sent. The AP reported that some voters eventually
Speaker 1: received two ballots when official ballots printed new ones to
Speaker 1: address the initial mistake. Fox News reported more than sixteen
Speaker 1: hundred uncounted New Jersey primary ballots were found in a
Speaker 1: random bin at a county elections board great officials in
Speaker 1: New Jersey Sussex County. They found more than sixteen hundred
Speaker 1: ballots from the July primary and a mislabeled bin there
Speaker 1: last Thursday. The majority of residents in Sussex County voted
Speaker 1: by mail in their July seventh primary. The New Jersey governor,
Speaker 1: a Democrat, issued in order making New Jersey a universal
Speaker 1: mail in election state, meaning all active voters will be
Speaker 1: sent mail in ballots without needing to request them. On
Speaker 1: August twentieth, and Fox News reported that Patterson, New Jersey,
Speaker 1: would hold an entirely new city council election after the
Speaker 1: initial election was marred by voter fraud stemming from mail
Speaker 1: in voting fraud. Judge ruled that a new election will
Speaker 1: be held in November for this disputed Patterson City council seat,
Speaker 1: just weeks after the race's apparent winner and sitting council
Speaker 1: member were charged with voter fraud. Alex Menendez won a
Speaker 1: special election May twelve to fill the seat. Claims of
Speaker 1: voter fraud soon raised. Investigation launched by the US Postal
Speaker 1: Service Law Enforcement Arm told the state Attorney General and
Speaker 1: their office about hundreds of mail in ballots located in
Speaker 1: a mailbox in Patterson, along with more founded a nearby
Speaker 1: you know place there. Ultimately, Passaic County Board of Elections
Speaker 1: decided not to count eight hundred ballots cast in the race.
Speaker 1: Voter fraud charges were brought in June against Mendes at
Speaker 1: Patterson Council, Patterson Council Vice President Michael Jackson, and two
Speaker 1: other men. New York Post August twenty ninth bombshell article
Speaker 1: about that Democratic we covered it political operative who claimed
Speaker 1: to have committed voter fraud on a large scale numerous times.
Speaker 1: Top Democratic operative says voter fraud, especially mail in ballots,
Speaker 1: is no myth, and he knows because he's been doing
Speaker 1: it on a grand scale for decades. He said, fraud
Speaker 1: is more the rule than exception. Some of the biggest
Speaker 1: names highest officeholders in New Jersey have benefited from his tricks,
Speaker 1: according to campaign records. An election that is swayed by
Speaker 1: five hundred votes. Thousand votes can make all the difference,
Speaker 1: and said it could be enough to flip entire states.
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders, die hard with no horse and the presidential race,
Speaker 1: said he both compelled to come forward in the hope
Speaker 1: that states would act now to fix the glaring security
Speaker 1: problems that are present in mail in ballots. Well, this
Speaker 1: is the real thing. There is going to be an
Speaker 1: effing war coming over November third, all about this stuff.
Speaker 1: And if they knew how the sausage was made, they
Speaker 1: could fix it. He committed fraud, he said, through US
Speaker 1: means phony ballots, inside jobs, working with postal employees, nursing homes,
Speaker 1: quote helping the elderly fill out their ballots, voter impersonation,
Speaker 1: sending operatives to vote as other voters, and bribing voters.
Speaker 1: Detroit Free Press September fifteenth noted that an error resulted
Speaker 1: in Michigan ballots for overseas voters omitting Mike Pence's name
Speaker 1: Loop's temporary error, they called it in the database for
Speaker 1: those that live abroad. Jeremy Spike Cone as a Libertarian
Speaker 1: Party vice presidential nominee on the ballot. The Libertarian Party
Speaker 1: does not have a listed candidate. Pence's name is not
Speaker 1: included on the portion of the ballot obtained by the
Speaker 1: Free Press. Even Wolfie Blitzer reported September second that Bill
Speaker 1: Barr expressed his concern over mail in voting. He said,
Speaker 1: this is playing with fire. We are a very closely
Speaker 1: divided country here. People trying to change rules to this,
Speaker 1: to this methodology, which as a matter of logic, is
Speaker 1: very open to fraud and coercion, is reckless and dangerous,
Speaker 1: and people are playing with fire. On September fifteenth, The
Speaker 1: Daily Mail reported the ag Bill Barr stating mail in
Speaker 1: voting is corrupt during an interview that he gave to
Speaker 1: WGN radio in Chicago. Or as harsh as criticism came
Speaker 1: for mail in voting, however, he claimed, eradicates the idea
Speaker 1: of a secret ballot. It leaves voters open to influence.
Speaker 1: It presents the opportunity for ballots to be bought. Just
Speaker 1: think about it. The way we vote now, He said,
Speaker 1: you have a precinct, your name is on a list,
Speaker 1: You go in, you say who you are, You go
Speaker 1: behind a curtain, and no one is allowed to go
Speaker 1: in there to influence you, and no one can tell
Speaker 1: you how you vote, and no one can tell how
Speaker 1: you voted. All of that is gone with mail in voting,
Speaker 1: there's no secret vote. You have to associate the envelope
Speaker 1: in the mailing and the name of who's sending it
Speaker 1: with the ballot is no more secret vote with mail
Speaker 1: in voting, a secret vote prevents selling and buying votes.
Speaker 1: So now we're back in the business of selling and
Speaker 1: buying votes, he said. Capricious distribution of ballots, he said,
Speaker 1: means ballot harvesting, undue influence, outright coercion, paying off a postman.
Speaker 1: Here's a few hundred bucks, give me some of your ballots.
Speaker 1: Political reports that this Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling is extending
Speaker 1: the deadline of mail in ballots to allow ones received
Speaker 1: by November sixth, three days after election day. Now on
Speaker 1: top of that, now we've got the radical left and
Speaker 1: their plans that they are telegraphing if they don't get
Speaker 1: the election results they want, which means Biden. Hillary Clinton's
Speaker 1: comments not urging Biden not to concede the election under
Speaker 1: any circumstances. She said, Joe Biden should not concede under
Speaker 1: any circumstances because I think this is going to drag
Speaker 1: out and eventually I do believe he will win if
Speaker 1: we don't give an inch and if we're as focused
Speaker 1: and relentless as the other side is. Wow, they basically
Speaker 1: want you know what, can you imagine what this has
Speaker 1: the potential of. This is somebody that was, you know,
Speaker 1: once the first lady in the US senator. Pretty frightening
Speaker 1: statements from her twenty sixteen presidential candidate for the Democrats predicted,
Speaker 1: among several scenarios, Republican Republicans are going to try to
Speaker 1: mess up absentee balloting so that they could get a
Speaker 1: potential narrow advantage in the electoral College. We have got
Speaker 1: to have a massive legal operation. I know the Biden
Speaker 1: campaign is working on that. Poll workers. I urge people
Speaker 1: who are able be a poll worker. Okay, I urge
Speaker 1: people to be poll workers too. Where Donald Trump, there
Speaker 1: you go. We'll have some parody. We have our own
Speaker 1: teams to counter the intimidation, she says of the Republican
Speaker 1: Nobody wants to intimidate anybody. How about we have a
Speaker 1: free and fair election. That's all. That's all. Anybody should want,
Speaker 1: a free and fair election without fraud. July second, Forbes
Speaker 1: writes an article outlining the fact that Biden has hired
Speaker 1: six hundred lawyers quote so Trump can steal the election.
Speaker 1: He says that he has volunteers will go into every
Speaker 1: single state figure out whether jackanery is likely to take place.
Speaker 1: I don't even think he's aware of anything that's being
Speaker 1: done in his name, a former Attorney General Eric Calder
Speaker 1: when The Dawnward kick him that Guy Obama's wingman also
Speaker 1: reportedly working to communicate where a nation of cowards also
Speaker 1: communicated to with independent groups participating in the legal battle.
Speaker 1: The Hill reported September fourteen Biden had expanded his campaign's
Speaker 1: legal team. Democrats Joe Biden is reportedly forming a special
Speaker 1: litigation team made of hundreds of lawyers ahead of a
Speaker 1: potential legal battle against Trump in the campaign. The special
Speaker 1: litigation team will include lawyers from the Democratic law firm
Speaker 1: Perkins Cooey. Wow, that's the ones that funnel Hillery's money
Speaker 1: in the DNC's money to Fusion GPS. They're gonna look
Speaker 1: state by state battles overcasting ballots, voting rules. Mark Elliots,
Speaker 1: his name is back chair of Perkins Cooey's political law group,
Speaker 1: will lead the portion of the unit according to the time,
Speaker 1: same characters. Legal battles over election rules have already been
Speaker 1: launched in several states. In New York, there was corruption.
Speaker 1: I'd said, this is now. What they are saying they
Speaker 1: are willing to do and where they are willing to
Speaker 1: go should scare everybody. I don't know, I have no idea,
Speaker 1: but if Republicans are not paying attention to what they
Speaker 1: are telegraphing they are planning to do, are being extraordinarily
Speaker 1: naive and foolish. They're setting the stage for a major
Speaker 1: battle post election in this country. That's what they want, chaos.
Speaker 1: Same people that have I'm very reluctant to even acknowledge
Speaker 1: violence and anarchy and looting in arson and madness on
Speaker 1: the streets of our cities. It's pretty scary, pretty irresponsible.
Speaker 1: But you know, same people that have no problem with
Speaker 1: a dirty Russian disinformation dossier. Nobody on the debt, no
Speaker 1: major Democrat has ever criticized the premeditated fraud on Faizi
Speaker 1: Court to spy on a candidate his transition team deep
Speaker 1: into the presidency. When it turns out to be a
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton bought and paid for debunk dirty Russian misinformation dossier.
Speaker 1: They'll do that. I guess you can do anything. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine four one Sean. You want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program. I glad you with us
Speaker 1: our two Sean Hannity Show. Eight hundred and nine four
Speaker 1: one Sean, you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: I reported earlier this week Ron Johnson's committee in the
Speaker 1: US Senate a deep d dive into Brennan Clapper call
Speaker 1: me and now information we are expecting shortly as we've
Speaker 1: kind of got a preview of what they're coming at,
Speaker 1: a lot more to what Hunter Biden was up to. Now.
Speaker 1: It's fascinating because Chucky Schumer now wants to stop any
Speaker 1: and all investigations into the bidens. I remember we impeached
Speaker 1: Donald Trump this year, and the impeachment trial took place
Speaker 1: in the US Senate. Remember they urgently needed to do
Speaker 1: it so they could go on Christmas vacation. And they
Speaker 1: did it, by the way, while the President was instituting
Speaker 1: the travel ban and then the first quarantine in fifty years,
Speaker 1: the first travel ban from China ten days after the
Speaker 1: first identified case of corona. You know, the ever confused
Speaker 1: week in frail Joe Biden is calling it historicals in
Speaker 1: a phobic and fearmongering said that all the way through
Speaker 1: March was out campaigning through June. Unbelievable, not never talked
Speaker 1: about anything. We can't scare the American people. This is xenophobia.
Speaker 1: Of course he wants to keep I guess the gravy
Speaker 1: train going for zero experienced hunter who got a special
Speaker 1: deal flying on Air Force two two weeks after the
Speaker 1: trip with his father on Air Force two to China.
Speaker 1: He's got a one one billion dollar deal with the
Speaker 1: Bank of China. I don't know why Deutsche Bank didn't
Speaker 1: get it, or Goldman Sachs didn't get it, or any
Speaker 1: one of the Chase JP you know, Chase Morgan whatever
Speaker 1: they call that company didn't get it. I should know.
Speaker 1: It's my own bank. But anyway, long story short, why
Speaker 1: is that? And then of course we had an impeachment
Speaker 1: over Ukraine. Well, we got Joe on tape. I said
Speaker 1: to them, you're not getting the money. Now he's talking
Speaker 1: about a billion taxpayer dollars unless you fire the prosecutor.
Speaker 1: Who's the prosecutory secutor, a guy named Victor Shokin. Why
Speaker 1: would the vice president ever want and demand a prosecutor
Speaker 1: be fired in Ukraine, of all places, well because the
Speaker 1: prosecutor was investigating Hunter Biden, Hunter Biden and the company
Speaker 1: that was paying him millions of dollars. Now, when Hunter
Speaker 1: did the dumbest interview of forty nine year old man
Speaker 1: could ever give to ABC's Good Morning America, he's asked,
Speaker 1: have any experience in gas, no oil, no energy? No wow,
Speaker 1: any experience with Ukraine? No? Why did they Why do
Speaker 1: you think they chose you? I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Could it be because your dad's the vice president in
Speaker 1: charge of policy for Ukraine? Yeah, probably, that's probably the reason.
Speaker 1: Named Pete donald Trump over a phone call, and they
Speaker 1: only had one fact witness. Every other witness was a
Speaker 1: hearsay witness or an opinion witness. One fact witness. What
Speaker 1: did Donald Trump say to you when you talk to
Speaker 1: him about Ukraine? He says, I want nothing, no quid,
Speaker 1: no pro no quo. And they want to stop it.
Speaker 1: And now Schumer is out there saying they're calling for
Speaker 1: the cessation of any Senate investigation or activity that allows
Speaker 1: Congress to act as a conduit for Russian disinformation. Oh okay,
Speaker 1: we're back to that lie. Again. Anyway, the quest for
Speaker 1: equal justice never stops. Finally, Lindsey Graham's committee now they
Speaker 1: have Remember we had two testimonies recently. Wone was with
Speaker 1: Rod Rosenstein and Sally Yates and took a while to get,
Speaker 1: especially out of Sally Yates. But knowing what you know now,
Speaker 1: would you have signed the FISA warrant application with the
Speaker 1: bulk of information being the dirty Russian dossier with Russian
Speaker 1: disinformation in it? And remember Yates McCabe all said, but
Speaker 1: the dossier there is no warrant. They both said no.
Speaker 1: Knowing what they now, they wouldn't. Well missed a man
Speaker 1: of higher honor, James Comey. Apparently he's going to be
Speaker 1: speaking before Lindsey Graham's committee. We now have a date
Speaker 1: the Senator from South Carolina, who, by the way, is
Speaker 1: a lot of a lot of enemies. I am not
Speaker 1: noticing the people of South Carolina that there's a lot
Speaker 1: of donations coming into your opponent. You're up for reelection
Speaker 1: on November third and forty seven day, Senator, and I noticed,
Speaker 1: am I am I wrong? Did Barbara streisand donate to
Speaker 1: your opponent? H? No, you're not wrong. I did Rose O'Donnell,
Speaker 1: give me the list of names, who's donating, who's trying
Speaker 1: to influence the election in South Carolina. That's not living
Speaker 1: in South Carolina, everybody. If he had to depend on
Speaker 1: South Carolina raise money at get about maybe ten thousand bucks.
Speaker 1: But move on Dot org, Planned Parenthood, all the gang
Speaker 1: control groups the most the left of the left of
Speaker 1: the Hollywood crowd. But here's what I want you to know.
Speaker 1: I mean, these people are serious about taking back the Senate.
Speaker 1: My opponent will raise thirty million dollars in three months.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get the fifteen. We're being outraised two
Speaker 1: to one. I'm being outspent four to one. Is happening
Speaker 1: all over the country. Act Blue is the vehicle for this.
Speaker 1: He's getting millions of dollars to Act Blue love dollar donations.
Speaker 1: Forty eight percent of people listed there listed themselves as
Speaker 1: unemployed in twenty nineteen. For Act Blue. This whole thing
Speaker 1: is fish as hell, but it's real, Seine. I mean,
Speaker 1: there was a poll out the show to Race Tide.
Speaker 1: It had thirty four percent of the sample Republicans on
Speaker 1: election day to be in the mid forties for sure.
Speaker 1: But the poll is real. In the eyes of Democratic donors.
Speaker 1: The Democratic National Committee is now sending some money in.
Speaker 1: So I've got a perception of a race and we're
Speaker 1: going to fight back. But to the people on your show,
Speaker 1: if you if you can spare a few bucks to
Speaker 1: Lindsay Graham, that will help me a lot, because I'm
Speaker 1: going to get an outraised two to one unless we
Speaker 1: close this gap and it goes back to Kavanaugh. They
Speaker 1: want to revenge a Cavanaugh. I stood in the way
Speaker 1: of destroying Brett Kavanaugh. He's on the court. Susan Collins
Speaker 1: did a great job. But I spoke for most people
Speaker 1: on this radio program listening about what they thought about
Speaker 1: the cav now hearing, and I've stood with Trump. I
Speaker 1: stood with Trump on everything that really matters. And that's
Speaker 1: the unpardonable sin of the left. And so they're dumping
Speaker 1: money into South Carolina from all over the country, most
Speaker 1: liberal people in the world, Schumers now sending money, and
Speaker 1: South Carolina's not for sale. I just need enough money
Speaker 1: to fight back to label him the liberal that he is.
Speaker 1: And he's for DC statehood, he's for Puerto Rico becoming
Speaker 1: a state. He's for doing way of the Electoral College
Speaker 1: you would have voted against Kavanaugh and his supported impeachment.
Speaker 1: So what more can I say? Pretty unbelievable, And how
Speaker 1: do people get in touch with you? Lindsay Graham dot com?
Speaker 1: If you know, if everybody could donate a couple of bucks,
Speaker 1: he raised a million dollars in twenty hours and a
Speaker 1: bogus poll that showed it tied, and again his undersample
Speaker 1: of Republican Republicans, but it has reality to it. In
Speaker 1: twenty four hours, he raised one million dollars off of poll.
Speaker 1: And I just need people come to my aid. You know,
Speaker 1: people on this radio show and others in the conservative
Speaker 1: world who want to make sure that we keep the Senate.
Speaker 1: We need to fight back. We need to show up. Man.
Speaker 1: I'm going to do everything I can to label him
Speaker 1: to liberally is and I'm proud of supporting prost and Trump.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm proud of having Brett Kavanagh. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: change a thing. So there you go. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: I mentioned the testimony of Yates and Rob Rosenstein, James Comey.
Speaker 1: He signed three of the four fis of warrants he
Speaker 1: was worn before signing the first one that Hillary paid
Speaker 1: for it. It's not verified, although it says at the
Speaker 1: top of a FIS application verified, so he never verified it.
Speaker 1: He put his signature on three of them, and we
Speaker 1: wouldn't have had it, according to the testimony so many
Speaker 1: now there would be no dost, there would be no
Speaker 1: fires warrant without the dossier. And then he went to
Speaker 1: Trump Tower and he said to Donald Trump, it's salacious
Speaker 1: and unverified. So he either led on the application or
Speaker 1: helied to Trump. But then after the subsource finally spoke
Speaker 1: the substor source of Christopher Steele in January twenty seventeen,
Speaker 1: there was no doubt whatsoever. The FBI knew, everybody knew.
Speaker 1: There was no evidence that none of the dossier that
Speaker 1: they were using to spy on Trump was legitimate, and
Speaker 1: it was unverifiable, and it was debunked, but they kept signing.
Speaker 1: He signed three of them. Now he's coming before your committee, win,
Speaker 1: He's coming September the thirtie, And what I'm going to
Speaker 1: do is try to build on the Horrowist report. Mister
Speaker 1: Howartz found all this out. He found out about the
Speaker 1: January and March interview of the Russian subsource. He found
Speaker 1: out about the memos that were generated from the interview.
Speaker 1: He was the one that told us that the subsource
Speaker 1: told the FBI s all bar talkas O hearsay. It's
Speaker 1: not terrified. You know a lot of this. I just
Speaker 1: heard rumor and gossip. So I want everybody who signed
Speaker 1: the warrant yates and Rosenstein said, if I knew then
Speaker 1: what I know now, I wouldn't have applied. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: put my name on the warrant application. So I'm going
Speaker 1: to write a letter to everyone who signed this warrant
Speaker 1: application from October all the way to June and ask
Speaker 1: him the same question. But come he's different. He's in
Speaker 1: charge of the investigation, and we're going to ask the question,
Speaker 1: how could the director of the FB, in the most
Speaker 1: important investigation maybe in the history of the bureau, a
Speaker 1: sitting president, not know all this stuff? And if he
Speaker 1: didn't know, why didn't he act? So I'm not trying
Speaker 1: to play gut you with him. I'm glad he's coming.
Speaker 1: He'll be asked hard questions. The case agent and the
Speaker 1: intel analysts who interviewed the subsource, they're going to give
Speaker 1: testimony to the committee. So the committee's doing its job.
Speaker 1: We're going to try to find how the system got solved,
Speaker 1: thrills and the fis of court was misled, and try
Speaker 1: to hold people accountable. So stay tuned. At some point,
Speaker 1: if you find out information you gave the court as false,
Speaker 1: the court demands that you go back to them and
Speaker 1: tell them that it was false. They never did that. Well,
Speaker 1: there's an obligation the law to reveal to the court
Speaker 1: to anybody, it's sculptory information. So I'm going to make
Speaker 1: a list a number of times that the FBI was
Speaker 1: warned about the dossier not being reliable, about still being
Speaker 1: shady and having a bias. It's going to be a
Speaker 1: pretty exhaustive list. Ask the question, how could all this
Speaker 1: stuff go ignored? What's Durham's job. Durham's job is to
Speaker 1: see if anybody broke the law. I'm not a prosecutor.
Speaker 1: My job is to build on the Horrors Report to
Speaker 1: make sure that you never do this again, try to
Speaker 1: save the FISA's system by changing it, holding people accountable
Speaker 1: through the criminal processes. Up to Durham, the question for
Speaker 1: the country is, how could it be that you get
Speaker 1: a warrant renewed four times from October to June with
Speaker 1: all this information about a document that shows it is
Speaker 1: at best unreliable, and the system keep on applying. That's
Speaker 1: what I want to know. They were told repeatedly it
Speaker 1: was false and it was political. They were told over
Speaker 1: and over times. They were warned about the nature of
Speaker 1: the steal, his bias, and the actual content. So just
Speaker 1: stay tuned. Again. I appreciate mister COMI coming. He may
Speaker 1: have a good explanation for all this. Mister McCabe, who
Speaker 1: is the number two guy, I'm hoping he will come.
Speaker 1: Where in negotiations Peter Struck is selling a book. I
Speaker 1: want him to come. I think it's important this never
Speaker 1: happened again. Peter Struck says, all this is because people overworked.
Speaker 1: But isn't it a crime to light to a court?
Speaker 1: It is a crime to mislead the court, is a
Speaker 1: crime to present information to court that you know or
Speaker 1: should have known to be false. That that's the only
Speaker 1: thing that separates us from chaos. Warrants or non adversarial
Speaker 1: You don't have a defense its attorney. When you apply
Speaker 1: to a court for a warrant, the judges have to
Speaker 1: rely upon the honesty of those making the application. And
Speaker 1: Rosenstein and Yates said I didn't know all this. I'm
Speaker 1: not charging together into facts. I was looking at the
Speaker 1: facts and applying it to the law, and if the
Speaker 1: facts were accurate, there would be a basis for the warrants.
Speaker 1: Somebody's got to be in charge together in the facts.
Speaker 1: I would continue sending to Lindsey Graham. He himself up
Speaker 1: for reelection forty seven days. I guess it's a badge
Speaker 1: of honor when Rosie and Barbara streisand and all these
Speaker 1: Hollywood libs are pouring in thousands to sack your if
Speaker 1: you know you're have you beaten. But I don't think
Speaker 1: the people of South Carolina. I have faith in the
Speaker 1: people of South Carolina. They're not gonna buy what Hollywood says. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, the state's not for sale. And what's happened
Speaker 1: really is not that all of a sudden South Carolina
Speaker 1: became a Democratic state or that we changed who we
Speaker 1: Oh they hate you about Yeah, they hate you, honest
Speaker 1: with it. They hate my frigging guts. Yeah, they just
Speaker 1: stood up for people. Yeah, listen, your world is a
Speaker 1: tough damn world. You know, I'm the Republican. A lot
Speaker 1: of people felt like, hey, we can we can do
Speaker 1: business with I voted for Soda Marian Kagan, and people
Speaker 1: didn't like it on our side, but I thought they
Speaker 1: were qualified. And that's why my voice mattered when I
Speaker 1: stood up for Kavanaugh. These people want to destroy Donald
Speaker 1: Trump as a person. They want to destroy his presidency.
Speaker 1: Like most people on this radio listening to your program,
Speaker 1: I'm tired of it. I am glad I stood up
Speaker 1: for Kavanaugh. He's one of the most decent people to
Speaker 1: ever be nominated, one of the most highly qualified people,
Speaker 1: a badge of honor. Cut to the chase. You know what,
Speaker 1: Let's kick their ass, Sean. Half the people listening today
Speaker 1: would send me a buck. We would wash them away.
Speaker 1: They raised a million dollars based on a bogus poll.
Speaker 1: They would rather beat me, Mitch McConnell, and Donald Trump
Speaker 1: than any three Republicans in the country. My state is
Speaker 1: not for sale. He's going to raise thirty million dollars.
Speaker 1: Help me if you can, Lindsey Graham dot com. This
Speaker 1: nothing would please these guys more to take me out
Speaker 1: because you're right, pardonable thing of helping Trump. Last question,
Speaker 1: Mueller's twenty seven phones erased. We have less than a minute. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I've talked to the Justice Department. They're going to
Speaker 1: look at it. They need to look at it as
Speaker 1: a potential criminal violation of trunction of justice. I trust whorewas,
Speaker 1: I trust bar to get to the bottom of it.
Speaker 1: We're going to have an accounting of crossfire Hurricane September thirtieth.
Speaker 1: Tune in, and we're going to get to the bottom
Speaker 1: of it. I'm proud of the committee. Linda Graham dot
Speaker 1: com all right, Senator, I appreciate you being with us,
Speaker 1: and I think it's a badge of honor. And I'll
Speaker 1: tell you, if you're going to vote for Trump, you've
Speaker 1: got to vote for the House member four and thirty
Speaker 1: five members. They gave you their commitments that they're all
Speaker 1: signing a pledge to you. Lindsey Graham. We need people
Speaker 1: like you fighting every day this these investigations end if
Speaker 1: Schumer's the head of the Senate. More on the other side,
Speaker 1: as we continue live free or die America, the world
Speaker 1: on the brink. You are the ultimate jury in just
Speaker 1: forty seven short days. One of the issues now that
Speaker 1: his front end center is the issue of coronavirus and
Speaker 1: Joe Biden in the Democrats, they seem to be freaking
Speaker 1: out a little bit about it, and you know, I
Speaker 1: don't know what to tell you. It's you know, it's
Speaker 1: obvious that we are now, as I mentioned earlier on
Speaker 1: the Precipice, historic time, and that would be Faisa, their CEO,
Speaker 1: speaking out, and they're one of the nine front runners.
Speaker 1: They now in the final stage human testing trials of
Speaker 1: the vaccine. He's very optimistic. His name is Albert what
Speaker 1: is it Albert Borlaw. He said that he is intentionally
Speaker 1: revealing more information about COVID nineteen and their candidate vaccine
Speaker 1: that he would have about an other vaccine under development,
Speaker 1: because he wants the process to be open and to
Speaker 1: be transparent, saying transparency is a must, and particularly given
Speaker 1: the situation and the politicizing of the vaccine. Company sets
Speaker 1: this weekend. They have now expanded their final stage trials
Speaker 1: of human trials from thirty thousand or forty four thousand
Speaker 1: people including now teenagers ages sixteen through eighteen. Remember they
Speaker 1: have started in July, as well as people with HIV
Speaker 1: hepatitis A. B or C said the expansion took place
Speaker 1: in part because the vaccine appeared to be extremely safe
Speaker 1: and the trial could be expanded without delay, without delaying
Speaker 1: the timeline for completion, and he said that could be
Speaker 1: as early as mid to late October. And he said
Speaker 1: right now, participants, younger people, senior citizens right now only
Speaker 1: complaining about minor side effects. There's such as a headache
Speaker 1: or sore arm. The data includes a lot thousands of
Speaker 1: people who received an active vaccine and others of placebo.
Speaker 1: In other words, of real life trial study. And then
Speaker 1: he goes on to point out the company developing its vaccine,
Speaker 1: they're calling it BNT one sixty two in collaboration with Germany,
Speaker 1: and the vaccine developer, bio in Tech, does not know
Speaker 1: which participant got which Independent Data Safety Commission does know
Speaker 1: who got the active vaccine and has been checking regularly
Speaker 1: to make sure there are no health concerns. So far
Speaker 1: none probably have been, you know, you know, they've concluded
Speaker 1: that none are vaccine related. No health issues that are
Speaker 1: major that are vaccine related. According to the senior vice president,
Speaker 1: I mean, this is this is big stuff. This is
Speaker 1: fascinating times we live in ever been able to break
Speaker 1: down the sequence of a virus this quickly. Large numbers
Speaker 1: should allow the company to look more closely what they
Speaker 1: really Let me tell you what they're sang. Here my interpretation,
Speaker 1: if you're interested, you're basically saying very simply that now
Speaker 1: in final stage human trials, that they have figured out
Speaker 1: the optimal dose to create antibodies with nobody dying and
Speaker 1: minimal side effects. That's what they're saying. Now. I want
Speaker 1: to be very clear, because I know some of you
Speaker 1: in this audience are very passionate you do not want
Speaker 1: mandatory vaccines. I totally agree with you, totally agree. You know,
Speaker 1: I have half I would say half my friends are
Speaker 1: like me. They get the flu shot every year. I
Speaker 1: get it because I just can't afford to get sick. Honestly,
Speaker 1: I just you know what, well, I'm gonna get the
Speaker 1: flu just before the election. No, thank y'all. Gonna get
Speaker 1: my stupid flu shot. And it doesn't I've never had
Speaker 1: a side effect once, not one, and I never get
Speaker 1: the flu either two, So you know I'm gonna get it.
Speaker 1: But anyway, so they're doing it in different geographic areas
Speaker 1: of the country. And now there's been going on, as
Speaker 1: I said, since July and now very very optimistic times. Now.
Speaker 1: The President, by the way, was out yesterday calling on
Speaker 1: Biden to stop his anti vaccine theories and Democrats are
Speaker 1: word that the vaccine will sway the election. Here's what
Speaker 1: he said. I'm calling on Biden to stop promoting his
Speaker 1: anti vaccine theories because all they're doing is hurting the
Speaker 1: importance of what we're doing. And I know that if
Speaker 1: they were in this position, they'd be saying how wonderful
Speaker 1: it is. They're recklessly endangering lives. You can't do that.
Speaker 1: And again, this is really a case that they're only talking,
Speaker 1: just started talking a little bit negatively, and that's only
Speaker 1: because they know we have it or we will soon
Speaker 1: have it, and the answer to that is very soon.
Speaker 1: Now I'm being criticized on the vaccine because they're petrified
Speaker 1: that the vaccine comes in, you know, before the election.
Speaker 1: And I view it differently. I view it like, we're
Speaker 1: going to save lives. It's you know, I think it's
Speaker 1: going to be a great vaccine and we're going to
Speaker 1: save lives. We have many great companies really close and
Speaker 1: probably have it and they're in tests right now. But
Speaker 1: I'm being criticized for bringing it back too fast. And
Speaker 1: one of the doctors said, you know, it's a crazy world.
Speaker 1: Politics everybody wanted to get a vaccine as fast as possible.
Speaker 1: President Trump gets it ready fast and they're criticizing him.
Speaker 1: Joining us now doctor Josh Schumber Atlas MD, Doctor Nicole Sapphire,
Speaker 1: Fox News contributor, author of a bestseller in her own right.
Speaker 1: It's called Make America Healthy Again. How bad behavior big
Speaker 1: government calls a trillion dollar crisis. Welcome both of you,
Speaker 1: Doctor Nicole. I'll start with you. This is pretty exciting news.
Speaker 1: I was reading from USA Today and their article about
Speaker 1: vis It today, and I'm like, wow, you know, now
Speaker 1: we've had the final phase stage three human trials, nobody's dying,
Speaker 1: minimal side effects, and antibodies created. Sounds like a win
Speaker 1: to me so far. Well, Sean, this is extremely exciting.
Speaker 1: We have three drug makers backed by the US and
Speaker 1: late stage testing for a potential vaccine. You have astro Zenica, Fiser,
Speaker 1: and Maderna all saying that they are going to have
Speaker 1: data by October, November, certainly by the end of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty showing US safety and efficacy data for these vaccines. So,
Speaker 1: you know, one thing that I'm finding extremely frustrating right
Speaker 1: now is when I hear Joe Biden or Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: come out talking about a rushed vaccine process. I don't
Speaker 1: remember the outrage when they rushed through and eliminated the
Speaker 1: control studies on phase three for the Ebola vaccine. People
Speaker 1: were dying, they were wanting to get this vaccine. And
Speaker 1: now we actually have legitimate vaccine trials that are going
Speaker 1: through all the appropriate control processes and they are still
Speaker 1: now they're giving it a hard time. I mean, the
Speaker 1: hypocrisy is astounding. I would think, doctor Umberg, you know,
Speaker 1: we're going to save especially the more vulnerable population, and
Speaker 1: you know we're potentially going to save a lot of lives. Here,
Speaker 1: politics even you know, has to I'll use the term,
Speaker 1: you know, contaminate effective. You will even something as important
Speaker 1: as a vaccine that can save lives, absolutely, you know.
Speaker 1: I think this is a great example where fast science
Speaker 1: can still be good science. And the old kind of
Speaker 1: joke about how it takes in ten minutes to do something, No,
Speaker 1: it took them twenty years and ten minutes to do something.
Speaker 1: And we've been studying the Stars vaccine or Stars family
Speaker 1: since the outbreak in two thousand and three or four,
Speaker 1: so we are standing on the shoulders of almost search
Speaker 1: to get us to a point where we could do
Speaker 1: I'll follow. We got to fix your phone, doctor Josh,
Speaker 1: hang on, we're gonna read dial here, Doctor Nicole, let
Speaker 1: me let me go to something more simple here. If
Speaker 1: they're creating the antibodies, which we learned in stage two
Speaker 1: trials that they did, nobody's dying, minimal side effects, soreness
Speaker 1: as I mentioned, and just muscle aches. If they're doing that,
Speaker 1: I know there are a lot of people in this
Speaker 1: audience that are like, they, no way in hell are
Speaker 1: they going to take the vaccine. And by the way,
Speaker 1: I like to respect people's personal decisions. It's not my decision,
Speaker 1: and I don't support a mandatory vaccine. But the fact is,
Speaker 1: you know, if you have the option, and you make
Speaker 1: a decision based on reading the data and consulting with
Speaker 1: your doctors, if it comes back that they create antibodies
Speaker 1: to minimal side effects and nobody dying, I wouldn't hesitate
Speaker 1: at all to take it myself. But that's my decision. Well,
Speaker 1: of course, it's a personal decision. And what doct Rumba
Speaker 1: was just eloquently saying was that we have been working
Speaker 1: on Star's vaccines for a couple of decades now, so
Speaker 1: it is not like we started at ground zero. We
Speaker 1: had work underway, which is why we've made such progress.
Speaker 1: They're earlier phases of the trial determine if the vaccine
Speaker 1: is face, if it's safe to administer, and if it
Speaker 1: produces antibodies. We're way past that. We know that that works.
Speaker 1: That's why we're in phase three. It is such a
Speaker 1: great sign to see that Fiser has expanded the people
Speaker 1: who are being included in the trial to allow adolescents
Speaker 1: as well as those with HIV and hepatitis because those
Speaker 1: are considered somewhat immunocompromise. So if they are if they're
Speaker 1: expanding it to allow ammuno compromise to take this vaccine,
Speaker 1: that is saying that it is blowing the socks off
Speaker 1: in terms of safety and they are doing great. So therefore,
Speaker 1: by the time we get the data, I am extremely
Speaker 1: optimistic that they're going to prove that it has been
Speaker 1: safely administered. What would you say to some of your
Speaker 1: patients that are just anti vaccine because there are people
Speaker 1: out there that I know listening to the show that
Speaker 1: I love people are friends of mine, and I'm never
Speaker 1: taking getting a flu shot Hannity or an to get
Speaker 1: a flu shot. Then they go through the whole song
Speaker 1: and dance. I'm like, you don't want to get the
Speaker 1: stupid flu shot. Don't get it. I don't. I get it,
Speaker 1: and I'm fine, I get it every year. Welcome. I
Speaker 1: understand everyone's individual choice and I am not a one
Speaker 1: size fits all perfect person. I think that you have
Speaker 1: to as an individual look at the risks and benefits
Speaker 1: to anything when it comes to your family. For me,
Speaker 1: I vaccinate my children from the flu, and I also
Speaker 1: do for myself because I work with and neunocompromise cancer
Speaker 1: patients every single day. I do not want to subject
Speaker 1: them to the flu, and flu and children is very scary.
Speaker 1: I do not want my children hospitalized with the flu.
Speaker 1: They have gotten it every year. We haven't had any
Speaker 1: side effects, and we also haven't had the flu. That
Speaker 1: being said, I think that it is all about education.
Speaker 1: I think you can find a lot of erroneous information
Speaker 1: on the Internet that will cause some fear and panic
Speaker 1: in some people, and unfortunately that has created the anti
Speaker 1: vaccine movement. But if you truly educate and learn they're
Speaker 1: significantly fewer side effects, then most people would believe when
Speaker 1: it comes to vaccinations and to benefit far outweighs the risks.
Speaker 1: In my opinion, Doctor Josh, if we have a case
Speaker 1: thirty forty thousand people now in final stage testing, not
Speaker 1: a single person dies and only minimal side effects, nothing
Speaker 1: too severe at all, and there are the minor side
Speaker 1: effects headaches and sore arms, and it comes back nobody
Speaker 1: dies and it yet it creates antibodies. And there are
Speaker 1: people that will be suspicious of taking any vaccine. What
Speaker 1: do you say to them? I see the ground basic
Speaker 1: science on this is incredibly safe. This is equivalent to
Speaker 1: changing the color of the car, not rebuilding the car.
Speaker 1: Because we know about the process, we know about the preservatives,
Speaker 1: we know how to administer it. All we really had
Speaker 1: to do is find the single protein that would trigger
Speaker 1: the immune reaction. So it's a dead piece of the virus.
Speaker 1: That's the best case scenario that we could really imagine,
Speaker 1: so that you can't get the live infection from just
Speaker 1: a dead piece of it. It's the smallest amount needed
Speaker 1: to trigger our appropriate health immune response, and it can't
Speaker 1: really do anything else when it's just an individual protein
Speaker 1: like this. So in that sense, we could move very
Speaker 1: quickly on this technology. We only had to you know,
Speaker 1: find that one piece, and we can stand on the
Speaker 1: shoulders of decades of vaccine research and science and improvement
Speaker 1: for all the rest. This is a record that never
Speaker 1: broke down the sequence of a virus as fast, Right,
Speaker 1: how long did it used to take? Oh, it used
Speaker 1: to take years, But we had vaccines before. We couldn't
Speaker 1: even break down the sequence of this and that's why
Speaker 1: polio was some of you know, the first vaccine. And
Speaker 1: now science has evolved leaps and bounds past our knowledge
Speaker 1: of how that worked then. So yet every year we
Speaker 1: get faster at breaking down the whole gene. But again,
Speaker 1: we were studying it for twenty years, so we had
Speaker 1: a lot of foundational research done to make this happen
Speaker 1: so quickly. So it feels fast, but again it's it's
Speaker 1: twenty years plus six months, not just six months of
Speaker 1: all new science. It's also the herd immunity, which is
Speaker 1: it's actually a medical analysis, is it not, doctor Nicole
Speaker 1: In terms of now we've had a lot of young
Speaker 1: people get it, but they're not dying from it by
Speaker 1: and large, Well, yes, herd immunity is in science space,
Speaker 1: and it is a real thing, and ultimately that is
Speaker 1: our goal. But when it comes to certain pathogens, specifically
Speaker 1: stars COVIE two, getting the herd immunity naturally is going
Speaker 1: to result in a lot of death. Because we have
Speaker 1: a large elderly and vulnerable population within our nation. The
Speaker 1: whole goal of vaccinations is to help us reach herd
Speaker 1: immunity faster. Where you have about forty to seventy percent
Speaker 1: of the population who have either been exposed to the
Speaker 1: virus actually or through a vaccination. Of course, because that
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen is so virulent, it is important to try
Speaker 1: and get there with a vaccine. Yeah, and doctor Josh,
Speaker 1: I didn't hear you say, would you take it? Assuming
Speaker 1: everything stays the same in these final trials, which every
Speaker 1: indication is this is a go. Yeah. From everything I've
Speaker 1: seen and read, I would have no problem giving to
Speaker 1: myself when my family or my patience. Well, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: watch you take it before I let you, you know,
Speaker 1: even advise me. I'm going to demand a video evidence
Speaker 1: and I'm teasing anyway. Thank you, doctor Josh. Always good
Speaker 1: to hear from you. Doctor Nicole, thank you as well.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and nine for one. Shaun is our number.
Speaker 1: When we come back, and our friend lou Dobbs is
Speaker 1: going to stop by. We'll get his take on the
Speaker 1: status of the election. We'll get to your calls as well.
Speaker 1: He says daily troop updates US troops died in Iran,
Speaker 1: in Afghanistan. Harris Pide administration is going to relaunch that effort.
Speaker 1: You could take care if you were a quartermaster, you
Speaker 1: can sure and help take care of running a you know,
Speaker 1: department store thing. You know, we're in the second floor
Speaker 1: of the Ladies department right over. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: The ran parliament. They ran parliament, voted to eject all
Speaker 1: Americans and coalition forces in the country. We made solar
Speaker 1: energy cost competitive with traditional energy, and whether it's more
Speaker 1: than a million homes, which is just the beginning, if
Speaker 1: we get reelected. I just have one thing to say there,
Speaker 1: All right, here you go. That's a little bit joke.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. If I had the talent of
Speaker 1: any one of these people, I'd be I'd be elected
Speaker 1: president by acclamation. All right, nose round up information I
Speaker 1: had any of the talent of this guy has no energy. Wow,
Speaker 1: It's just like wow, it's mind numbing. You know, let's
Speaker 1: go back to he gets a question a young person
Speaker 1: it should be, you know, passionate answers here and he's like,
Speaker 1: and I would like to know what will your administration
Speaker 1: do to help them give him that chance? Thank you?
Speaker 1: Move it up here, you know, you know it's too
Speaker 1: hard to answer anyway, Joining us now, he's the number
Speaker 1: one show on the Fox Business Network, our sister station
Speaker 1: from the Fox News channel, and that's lou Dobbs with us.
Speaker 1: He has a brand new book out. It's called The
Speaker 1: Trump's Century, How our President changed the course of history forever,
Speaker 1: and it just came out and anyway, the great loud
Speaker 1: dabs sir, it's been a while, welcome back. And I
Speaker 1: don't see that Joe has. He seems weak, frail, and well,
Speaker 1: let's just say very confused and confounded, or as O'Riley said,
Speaker 1: be fuddled. The fuddled. That's a big O'Reilly word, is it, Sean.
Speaker 1: It's great to be with you, and you couldn't be
Speaker 1: more right. The man is. He's confused, he's crazed, he
Speaker 1: is absent even when present. It is to me the
Speaker 1: great mystery is how the Democrats, despite all of their
Speaker 1: delusions and the madness and the hate of the party.
Speaker 1: How could they in any way put this man forward
Speaker 1: to be a presidential nominee to contend with the likes
Speaker 1: of President Donald Trump. It's just mind boggling to think
Speaker 1: they would have that kind of arrogance, that temerity, or
Speaker 1: that simple lack of judgment. It is. It should be
Speaker 1: an indictment against every Democrat who supports this nominee and
Speaker 1: the radical damn Party. You know, it's I'm watching all
Speaker 1: of this un fall and you know I took issue
Speaker 1: big time with Biden, you know, today and yesterday on
Speaker 1: for example, COVID through late March, starting the day after
Speaker 1: the travel band, which was ten days after the first
Speaker 1: identified case of Corona lou Dabbs. I mean, nobody thought
Speaker 1: that that was a good decision in terms of it's
Speaker 1: not necessary now, but the President taking it seriously with
Speaker 1: his actions. I mean, you know, this is the whole
Speaker 1: thing in the Bob woodword book. Of course, I don't
Speaker 1: want to do I want to downplay it to the
Speaker 1: American people. What he's saying is obvious, it's clear, it's
Speaker 1: unambiguous that I don't want to create fear and panic
Speaker 1: unnecessarily with the American people, and you know I up
Speaker 1: played it, meaning by my actions he contradicted himself. No,
Speaker 1: because the travel band ten days after the first identified
Speaker 1: case of corona means he took it as seriously as
Speaker 1: you can, followed with the first quarantine in over fifty
Speaker 1: years and the subsequent travel bands. But you know, for
Speaker 1: over two months, Joe Biden was out there calling it hysterical, xenophobian,
Speaker 1: and fearmongering. You're right, and racist. Of course, to think
Speaker 1: that the Joe Biden, a wing of the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: which is now left wing extremist, could even pretend that
Speaker 1: they knew what they were doing in January of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty is ridiculous on its face. This is the president,
Speaker 1: to remind everybody, he is the man who said we're
Speaker 1: putting a travel band against China in place. He was called,
Speaker 1: as you said, xenophobic, racist, etcetera, etcetera, the the usual
Speaker 1: name calling from the left because they didn't think it
Speaker 1: was a big deal. All of the people, including Biden,
Speaker 1: who didn't think it was a big deal in January,
Speaker 1: are now saying the President should have thought it was
Speaker 1: an even bigger deal. They're hypocritical, Their liars they haven't
Speaker 1: got a basic and sense of integrity whatsoever on anything
Speaker 1: that has to do with this president or this country.
Speaker 1: They're anti America. They are anti who you can call them,
Speaker 1: never Trumps, Trumpers, They're never Americans. That's what they are,
Speaker 1: and that is exactly what they're going to contend with
Speaker 1: at the polls. It's one of them. Tell you what
Speaker 1: frightens me the most, and the people are going to
Speaker 1: criticize you for saying that about people, and you know it,
Speaker 1: but you don't care. So I'm you know, I'm, but
Speaker 1: I say it differently than you because I don't know
Speaker 1: what it is. There's something about Donald Trump. He lives
Speaker 1: in their head and it's every second, it's every minute,
Speaker 1: it's every hour, it's of every day. They hate this man.
Speaker 1: The forces are aligned. And what really is so stunning
Speaker 1: to me is that the biggest travesty in this is
Speaker 1: there's no truth anymore. There's no so called journalism that's
Speaker 1: long dead, gone and buried. And they're willing to accept
Speaker 1: in America where it's okay to abuse power, where you
Speaker 1: take gone breathtaking hypocrisy in a double standard. You know,
Speaker 1: how do why did wouldn't the mediate or Democrats care
Speaker 1: that Hillary Clinton paid for a dirty Russian dossier, and
Speaker 1: that dossier that not only unverified, they said it was
Speaker 1: verified to fies a court four times. They spied for
Speaker 1: a year on a candidate, a transition team deep into
Speaker 1: the Trump presidency, and they don't not care. And the
Speaker 1: mob they write all the lies and the opposite of
Speaker 1: what the truth was, and they never They're willing dupes
Speaker 1: and accomplices in this fraud. That frightens me because the
Speaker 1: truth is now destroyed in the process. Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: they're more than that shot. The fact is that the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party has become the Party as hate. There's nothing
Speaker 1: subconscious or unconscious about their motivation. They mean to take
Speaker 1: power into the United States. They have worked for four
Speaker 1: or years to block the candidacy of Donald Trump, to
Speaker 1: stop his election. That failed, Then they wanted to overthrow
Speaker 1: his presidency. And every effort that they had made of
Speaker 1: any significance has been in that direction to overthrow him.
Speaker 1: This is not just simply never Trump is m If
Speaker 1: this is not simply Trump delusion syndrome, these are venal
Speaker 1: evil people who mean to work against the government of
Speaker 1: the United States to deny our heritage to deny our
Speaker 1: history and to turn this country upside down so they
Speaker 1: can create a new country. We have forty seven days,
Speaker 1: Lou Dobbs until the next election. How do you see
Speaker 1: this playing out? Because because I want to say this
Speaker 1: before you tell me sure, my attitude is you gotta
Speaker 1: play this like your six points down. You have two
Speaker 1: minutes left in the game, you have no timeouts, You're
Speaker 1: on your own twenty. You got to march down the
Speaker 1: field eighty yards, cross the plane, kick the extra points
Speaker 1: only way you're gonna win. That's how that's the urgency
Speaker 1: you need in this campaign. In my view, how do
Speaker 1: you see a plane out? I think the urgency is
Speaker 1: absolutely right, Sehn. I mean the Horrowitz report took forever.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you who I'm blaming at this point
Speaker 1: is John Durham. You know, Horowitz should not have taken
Speaker 1: that long. Had six hundred employees. Durham has an army
Speaker 1: of employees, and it should never have taken this long.
Speaker 1: Especially the evidence, the low hanging fruit of evidence that's
Speaker 1: overwhelming and incontrovertible. What you and I know, John, John Solomon,
Speaker 1: other intrepid journalists have handed Devin noonez they've all handed
Speaker 1: John Durham and Bill Bill Barr this thing on a platter.
Speaker 1: They didn't need a year and a half. You and
Speaker 1: I both know that this is Justice Department is where
Speaker 1: truth has gone to die for years now thanks to
Speaker 1: Barack Obama. But it hasn't changed under this president and
Speaker 1: this Attorney general. And that is what he is running
Speaker 1: against right now is a deep state, a inter agency,
Speaker 1: a permanent bureaucracy that insists on controlling government. And they
Speaker 1: are they still have sufficient control that they can deny
Speaker 1: an investigation of the greatest political scandal in his country's history,
Speaker 1: the attempted overthrow of President Trump. And I, by the way,
Speaker 1: how do I think this is going to play out?
Speaker 1: I think the American people are now wise to it,
Speaker 1: and I think he is going to win, and I
Speaker 1: think he will win big Listen from your lip salute
Speaker 1: to God's ears. I will tell you, I do think
Speaker 1: this president as an army behind him. I think the
Speaker 1: enthusiasm is there. I don't think he's a president that
Speaker 1: you can pull accurately. You see the people, I mean,
Speaker 1: look at the people in Wisconsin. They've been camped out
Speaker 1: for days. It's like they're tailgating at a football game
Speaker 1: and having the time of their life. And people are
Speaker 1: engaged in they're passionate. And I don't know anybody passionate
Speaker 1: about Joe Biden, you know. And I love the fact
Speaker 1: the end of the day he's waving at an empty
Speaker 1: tarmac to the Cornfield ground. It was a Cornfield lou
Speaker 1: and Joe Biden shows up for a motorcade and there
Speaker 1: are three cars in it. They're going to have a
Speaker 1: parade for her. Three cars. That's that's the level of
Speaker 1: intensity to be Actually, I think there was a total
Speaker 1: of twenty, to be fair. But you know, listen, let's
Speaker 1: not quibble over the amount of cars you see. But
Speaker 1: look at look at the boat parades. That's the boat
Speaker 1: parade that has thousands of boats just you know, spontaneously,
Speaker 1: seemingly just you know, happened in all over Florida, South Carolina,
Speaker 1: all over the country, all over the country. So you
Speaker 1: really think your level of confidence that he gets reelected
Speaker 1: is what high, very high. The American people aren't dumb
Speaker 1: enough to put a person who can who knows neither
Speaker 1: where he is nor where he's going, to the Oval office.
Speaker 1: The Democrats should be ashamed in theselves, and the American
Speaker 1: people are about to explain to the Democratic Party that
Speaker 1: they will not be insulted by such a enough need, Dobbs,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe it's an Irish thing, but I
Speaker 1: just I'm always waiting for the next bomb to drop
Speaker 1: on my head in life, and I just until I
Speaker 1: hear the words, we can now project Donald J. Trump
Speaker 1: has been reelected the forty fifth president. I'm just I'm
Speaker 1: just going with my analogy. Two minute drill. You got
Speaker 1: across the plane and kicked the extra points. Stay with us,
Speaker 1: Lou Dobbs. He's got a brand new book out. It's
Speaker 1: The Trump Century, How our President Changed the course of
Speaker 1: History Forever. Amazon dot Com, Hannity dot Com, and soon
Speaker 1: in bookstores everywhere. All right, we continue, Lou Dobbs with us.
Speaker 1: He's now written a new book. It's called The Trump's Century,
Speaker 1: How our President changed the course of history forever. You know,
Speaker 1: I think we've gotten to a point. Now we'll find
Speaker 1: out in forty seven short days, Loud Daubs, that a
Speaker 1: president has got to have personality and energy. I mean,
Speaker 1: I look at the week, the frail, the confused, confounded,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. Every day it scares the hell out of
Speaker 1: me if he's ever president, And I think a Casio
Speaker 1: Cortez told the truth saying, yeah, we plan on manipulating
Speaker 1: him if he gets elected. So I think that's true.
Speaker 1: I've got to believe the American people are not going
Speaker 1: to elect somebody that is this week physically and this mentally.
Speaker 1: What was the line you use? It just cracked me
Speaker 1: up earlier, you know, I think he said something to
Speaker 1: the effect that even when he's there, he's not there, right,
Speaker 1: he's absent. Even when he's president, the man is infirm.
Speaker 1: We know that he is impaired. We know that it's
Speaker 1: it's really embarrassing. Everybody knows it, and people like you
Speaker 1: and me talk about it because we're stupid or what. Well, well,
Speaker 1: because we happen to be Americans, and we know that
Speaker 1: the last thing that we give up is our freedom
Speaker 1: and our rights under the Constitution, amongst them, our freedom
Speaker 1: of expression. Because if we can't say honestly that this
Speaker 1: man is struggling as a candidate, that he cannot put
Speaker 1: together coaching sentences and paragraphs about important issues as well
Speaker 1: as just everyday remarks on a tarmatic or at his
Speaker 1: home or his basement of his home. It's inconceivable that
Speaker 1: Americans will vote for him. He is just simply he's
Speaker 1: simply not well, and it is a form of elder abuse.
Speaker 1: I truly believe this, Sean. I think his family has
Speaker 1: much to answer for and putting him in this position.
Speaker 1: I think his friends and certainly the Democratic Party have
Speaker 1: much to answer for, because in any other circumstances would
Speaker 1: be considered elder abuse by law in fact, and what
Speaker 1: do you think their hearts would be compassionate enough for
Speaker 1: a man they presumably love to not put him through this.
Speaker 1: It's awful to watch. I don't think you can find
Speaker 1: many people who can say that. I can watch Joe
Speaker 1: Biden try to hold onto a sentence or a thought
Speaker 1: for very long without feeling very uncomfortable and very concerned.
Speaker 1: For it all right, Lou Dobbs, appreciate it. By the way,
Speaker 1: is brand new book is now out, The Trump Century,
Speaker 1: How Our President Changed the Course of History Forever. You
Speaker 1: can get it, by the way on Lou dab Shop,
Speaker 1: one word dot com, lu dab Shop dot com, Amazon
Speaker 1: dot com, Hannity dot com. Mister Dobbs, sir, thank you
Speaker 1: for being well. It's always great to have you son.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much, my friend. I appreciate it. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety four one sean our number. Your calls are
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Speaker 1: for you or die, America the world on the drink often.
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Speaker 1: Trump supporter, shopper, a Target books a million, great great company,
Speaker 1: Barnes and Noble discounts on the book. Thank you again.
Speaker 1: Uh you know, I couldn't believe the number of sales
Speaker 1: we've had so far, and I'm very humbled by it.
Speaker 1: But more importantly, the real win for is the country.
Speaker 1: And thank you for making it a number one best
Speaker 1: seller again in all categories, which was amazing and not
Speaker 1: really expected and not really what I wanted. I'm not
Speaker 1: fighting for that. I'm fighting for the country. I'm worried
Speaker 1: more about forty seven days. By the way, poor Humpty Dumpty,
Speaker 1: you know he's the stenographer for mister potato Head over
Speaker 1: the fake news network over there. So the poor guy,
Speaker 1: you know, this is his this is his job in
Speaker 1: life hate Fox, hate Hannity, and lie about fake news CNN,
Speaker 1: U rinse, Wash, rinse repeat. I mean that's humpty dumpty.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine? Poor guy apparently writes the screed. I've
Speaker 1: not bothered to take the time to read it, and
Speaker 1: I won't. I've got better things to do with my life.
Speaker 1: The little that I heard was only from somebody that
Speaker 1: that asked me, do you want to know what's in it?
Speaker 1: And I go, no, not really. Let me guess. I
Speaker 1: hate Fox, I hate Hannity, and CNN is great, uh
Speaker 1: and Fox News sucks U yeah, pretty much. Unnamed sources here,
Speaker 1: unnamed sources there. I mean, the whole show will premise.
Speaker 1: I guess he does a show called Unreliable Liberal sources. Now,
Speaker 1: you know, we have something called Nielsen book Scan, which
Speaker 1: what is it about seventy percent of sales or so
Speaker 1: they're right, doesn't do ebook or audio. I don't think either.
Speaker 1: In over three weeks, were well over the half a
Speaker 1: million mark. The poor guy three weeks, you know, I
Speaker 1: think it's like forty two thousand books, that's it that
Speaker 1: he scanned on Nielsen? What do we scan? Week one?
Speaker 1: One hundred and eighty four thousand that's h And that
Speaker 1: didn't include audio, and I didn't include e books. That's correct.
Speaker 1: So as they told you, week one was like two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand, Yeah, fine, exactly, couldn't scanned forty
Speaker 1: two and we scanned one hundred and eighty four. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'd say, uh, you know, it's gotta suck for him.
Speaker 1: It's gotta suck for mister potato Head two who runs
Speaker 1: that place, because they just they just you know, they
Speaker 1: live their lives. They're so delusional, and they they pushed
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories and Trump hate every second, every minute, every
Speaker 1: hour of every day. Fox hate, Hannity hate, Trump hate.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's the whole network. The funniest thing is
Speaker 1: is that the minute Trump has gone one day, and
Speaker 1: maybe he wins, maybe it doesn't win in forty seven days.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't have a crystal ball. I told
Speaker 1: everybody what I think, you gotta act like you're six
Speaker 1: points behind. We'll use the football analogy that no matter
Speaker 1: how many times I use that, Linda will never understand,
Speaker 1: nor should I have to. I'm in politics for a reason. Hello, Okay,
Speaker 1: so you're on your own twenty yard line. Do you
Speaker 1: know how long a football field is. Let me have
Speaker 1: absolutely no idea, nor do I can believe of all,
Speaker 1: you don't know. No, okay, you're on your own twenty
Speaker 1: You got to march down the field eighty more yards.
Speaker 1: You gotta cross the plane that means cross the goal
Speaker 1: line the football does, and you gotta kick the extra
Speaker 1: point to win, and you have no timeouts. That's everybody
Speaker 1: else in this audience understands that there's not one other
Speaker 1: person beside you that doesn't get it. Ethan and Jason,
Speaker 1: you both agree with me. Right, So here's the thing
Speaker 1: before we go to anybody else, since you're talking about me,
Speaker 1: So you know how like talking Yeah, you know how
Speaker 1: like when people are talking about things and it makes
Speaker 1: no sense and you just hear like a like white noise,
Speaker 1: Like it's very strange. It's you're like sort of like
Speaker 1: that teacher in Charlie Brown, you know where it's just like,
Speaker 1: wom mom, that's what I hear when you start to that.
Speaker 1: See that, that's what I hear. It makes no sense
Speaker 1: to you. I'm not worse unbelievable. You know your son
Speaker 1: is now five years old. I'm very athletic. I might
Speaker 1: asky and By the way, I am not surprised because
Speaker 1: except for you, you have a pretty athletic family. I'm
Speaker 1: an excellent dancer. Excellent dancer. Beyond that, sing is not
Speaker 1: a sport. First of all, dancing is very athletic, and
Speaker 1: it keeps me disagree with that ballet. You have to
Speaker 1: be incredible doing ballet. Have you met me? Come on? Yeah? No,
Speaker 1: you're the one rocking out there singing the songs. You know.
Speaker 1: It's I used to hip hop, you know, to some streaming.
Speaker 1: You're a phenomenal performer. And that brings me to my church.
Speaker 1: Question did you tell them yet? Oh? God, can we not? Oh? Please,
Speaker 1: please don't talk about me. I am actually volunteering at
Speaker 1: my church now though I'm even more involved and very
Speaker 1: excited about that. I'm gonna be working the services, so
Speaker 1: you know, even you please do are you ever going
Speaker 1: to take Are you ever going to take my advice?
Speaker 1: And tell them? If you don't do it, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: find out the name of the place and I'm going
Speaker 1: to call the pastor. And just that's so Christian of you, really,
Speaker 1: I think it is Christian. I'm helping the church if
Speaker 1: I do that. Anyone singing you know any of these
Speaker 1: anthem Christian contemporary songs like Waymaker, I really like Marker,
Speaker 1: Promise Keeper, Light in the Darkness. Why don't you sing
Speaker 1: a little bit? My God? An awesome God? Why not
Speaker 1: don't you play me a song? Piano man, go ahead,
Speaker 1: get your ground in a song. I can't sing. I can't.
Speaker 1: I know my limitations in life. I cannot sing. I've
Speaker 1: actually heard you sing. You're pretty awful, but it's god
Speaker 1: awful all the stage. I did the Devil one down
Speaker 1: to Georgia with that. Yeah, I means missile. I'm not
Speaker 1: doing it again now because I've done it enough enough.
Speaker 1: So anyway, let's go back to the So you wanted
Speaker 1: to say you could not. I guess you're gonna be charitable,
Speaker 1: but not allowed to, you know, laugh at Humpty Dumpy me.
Speaker 1: Oh god, no, let's laugh at him. I have absolutely
Speaker 1: no patience in my soul for that. Man. If you
Speaker 1: want to be the mouth of media, matters by all means.
Speaker 1: So I get a call from our friend in the
Speaker 1: PR department, and she's a friend, right absolutely, And he says,
Speaker 1: I guess I just have to pass this on. But
Speaker 1: they're offering an opportunity for you to go on humpty shelves.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, come on, you're joking, all right, you
Speaker 1: would now this guy has got like no ratings, like nothing,
Speaker 1: and and in exchange, it's not true he has an
Speaker 1: uncle in Nebraska to watch his faithful exactly. That's my point.
Speaker 1: Hence is you know the failure of his book. And
Speaker 1: the funny thing is, and he's like, I made the
Speaker 1: New York Times list. I'm like, if he's all right,
Speaker 1: the difference between number one on the New York Times
Speaker 1: could be the number one bestseller could sell one hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of books by the time you get to
Speaker 1: the bottom of the list. You know, even number five
Speaker 1: can be like five thousand, and you make the list.
Speaker 1: Everyone's brags they made the list. Okay, doesn't mean the
Speaker 1: book is a success, and at which they don't listen.
Speaker 1: This is all you know inside baseball. People don't care
Speaker 1: about this. No, they do care about it. And you
Speaker 1: know why. You know why they care. You know how
Speaker 1: I know this sentence. You really suck at this, My godhead,
Speaker 1: thank you. What I was going to say is what's
Speaker 1: going to say is that the mere sign of sales alone,
Speaker 1: the fact that people are out there buying your book
Speaker 1: and not his book. The people are speaking out they're
Speaker 1: telling us what's going to happen on November third. It's
Speaker 1: this is not hard well, I'm not reading between the lines.
Speaker 1: It's it's black and white on paper, and people are
Speaker 1: speaking with their No, it's true. I only really care
Speaker 1: about the country. You know. People people have now gotten
Speaker 1: out of the habit asking me, well, what if the
Speaker 1: president Lois is what are you gonna do? And I'm gonna,
Speaker 1: you know my answers, keep fighting for freedom and liberty.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna keep fighting because eventually people are gonna figure
Speaker 1: out what we already know that the guy is not
Speaker 1: up for the job, and then the policies are radical,
Speaker 1: hard socialist left. I love our country, our country to succeed.
Speaker 1: I don't want freedom destroyed in this generation. You're ready, yeah,
Speaker 1: not right. So anyways, what I was gonna say was
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, you know, I mean we're looking at right now,
Speaker 1: like when you were talking yesterday about Desposito and talking
Speaker 1: about the fact that the lyrics are like sniff me slowly,
Speaker 1: you know, which is how it translates. Were Joe Biden
Speaker 1: so creepy? It's so creepy. The video I played last night,
Speaker 1: it's great. I mean, just thinking about all the weird
Speaker 1: things he said from like you know, the kids touching
Speaker 1: the hair on his legs. Now he's like creeping up
Speaker 1: smelling people's hair, and then he's playing this song. It's
Speaker 1: just there's a lot of weird things. I always think,
Speaker 1: oh my god, if Donald Trump that even one of
Speaker 1: these things, so the entire media would be up in
Speaker 1: arms like, oh, oh my god, it's crazy. But he
Speaker 1: doesn't do anything. You know, he does the Midi's piece
Speaker 1: accords like, man, that's okay. Joe Biden waves to a
Speaker 1: field of cord like, oh my god, he right to
Speaker 1: the core and come on, guys, it's insane. It's amazing
Speaker 1: the degree of lying and the lack of any self
Speaker 1: awareness the mob. I think they think they're doing God's will.
Speaker 1: I think that they have convinced themselves there. Oh, I
Speaker 1: strongly disagree with you. They don't think they're doing God's will.
Speaker 1: They're doing their own will. They're doing self preservation. They
Speaker 1: ought to be begging and hoping and helping and contributing
Speaker 1: to Donald Trump's reelection. They should, because that's the only
Speaker 1: thing you've given them any ratings at all. Exactly, they're
Speaker 1: too obnoxious to pass on the credit to where credits do. Listen,
Speaker 1: this is not my first rodeo. I've been through elections
Speaker 1: one and an elections lost. I can deal with anything.
Speaker 1: You want to know the truth. It's my job's easier.
Speaker 1: But it's not about me. It's not about my job.
Speaker 1: It's not about It's about our kids. To me. You know,
Speaker 1: as you get older, and I think you're now getting
Speaker 1: a little bit in this stage, I'm on the other
Speaker 1: side of it now that you know. I'm an empty nester,
Speaker 1: and I just see life very differently. I see and
Speaker 1: appreciate my parents and grandparents so much more than I
Speaker 1: did when I was young and stupid. And I see
Speaker 1: the sacrifice that they made in their lives for their
Speaker 1: children and their grandchildren. My father didn't even know my kids.
Speaker 1: I just see why they did what they did, and
Speaker 1: I understand it. And I drove these poor people crazy.
Speaker 1: I wish I was a little bit. You've changed the prospect.
Speaker 1: I wish I was a little bit better. Now have
Speaker 1: you changed? I actually have? I have. I've become more
Speaker 1: religious as I get older. I believe in God more
Speaker 1: than ever before in my life. You're doing that too, yours.
Speaker 1: Your whole thing is shocked me. Why because I think
Speaker 1: we both be coming from the Catholic Church, and I
Speaker 1: love the Catholic Mass. I think I just was so
Speaker 1: disappointed and so angry even at the institutional corruption within
Speaker 1: the church ranks from the local parish all the way
Speaker 1: through up and through Rome, that it just it didn't
Speaker 1: never turn me away from God. It just it's vankind
Speaker 1: that's failure. And I think that the whole message of
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ is that, yeah, we're all sinners and that
Speaker 1: we want to be better people. But you know, the
Speaker 1: church is not the place where you should have institutionalized
Speaker 1: corruption covered up like that. It's it's unbelievable to me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree with you on all of that, but my
Speaker 1: reasons for leaving the Catholic Church are a little bit different.
Speaker 1: The broader picture I think on both religion and politics,
Speaker 1: and the reason why those topics are so divisive among
Speaker 1: so many is because we align ourselves to corners. And
Speaker 1: my argument has always been, like I believe, you know,
Speaker 1: like I go to a non denominational Christian church, so
Speaker 1: people come from all walks of that faith, whether it's Protestant, Lutheran, Methodist, Catholic,
Speaker 1: what have you roll under one roof. Now we're just
Speaker 1: praising Jesus Christ and you know, the Lord, our Savior,
Speaker 1: and just kind of going by the Bible and however
Speaker 1: you want to interpret it, and how whatever your conversation
Speaker 1: is with God, your personal conversation. That's something that's personal.
Speaker 1: Then politics is the same thing. So if we say
Speaker 1: I'm a Republican, I'm a Democrat, then we don't agree
Speaker 1: on anything. But if we talk about issues, nine times
Speaker 1: out of ten, if you're in a room full of people,
Speaker 1: you'll agree, so long as you don't assign it a
Speaker 1: title and a party. And we've seen that time again.
Speaker 1: If you remember what Howard Stern, did you know Campus
Speaker 1: Reform did when they went out and they said all
Speaker 1: these different things that you know that Obama had done,
Speaker 1: but they assigned them to Trump and people were freaking out.
Speaker 1: And then they were like, well, actually that was Obama
Speaker 1: that did it. And they stood there and they were like, oh, oh,
Speaker 1: then it's okay, you know, because they just they're not
Speaker 1: thinking about the issues, they're not thinking for themselves. They're
Speaker 1: under this group think this this mob mentality, and it
Speaker 1: doesn't make any sense. It's like, we're all about non
Speaker 1: conformity so long as you think like me. It's it's
Speaker 1: such a paradox, it's it's it's it's actually kind of shocked.
Speaker 1: There is an intersection that, you know, where politics and
Speaker 1: religion do meet or faith. You know, this is a
Speaker 1: country founded on Judeo Christian values. I believe that strongly
Speaker 1: from the politics side of it. Where it intersects is
Speaker 1: that we believe a founding document and endowed by our
Speaker 1: creative rights come from God and not from government. And
Speaker 1: you know, Thomas Payne said government and it's it's best
Speaker 1: state is a necessary evil, and it's worse state than
Speaker 1: intolerable evil. Um. And and then the idea that you know, people,
Speaker 1: you know, pursuit of happiness. You can't pursue happiness without
Speaker 1: law and order and safety and security. Can't pursue happiness
Speaker 1: if your educational system fails. Are precious kids, and on
Speaker 1: that notch on. Today was the day that the Constitution
Speaker 1: was signed, as our historian Ethan just reminded me, and
Speaker 1: I'm seventeen eighty seven. I got to take a break
Speaker 1: here I'm going to call on this pastor. It's gonna
Speaker 1: be a hell I don't Oh my god, the past
Speaker 1: and then it's a hell of a time. Does he
Speaker 1: know you curse as much as you do? We stop?
Speaker 1: It's like telling kid Santa Claus doesn't exist. Stop. Does
Speaker 1: he know you curse as much as you do? I
Speaker 1: would say no, I might have to tell him you're
Speaker 1: a problem. By the way, I think the Connecticut governor
Speaker 1: wants people to have the right to write tickets to
Speaker 1: people not wearing masks. I'm like, oh, yeah, that's gonna
Speaker 1: end really well. I look forward to the person that
Speaker 1: you're not wearing a mask. I'm finding you one hundred dollars. Okay,
Speaker 1: good good luck. Hand in that ticket over to the
Speaker 1: guy at the other end of the bar. Good luck,
Speaker 1: good luck. That's got to be great. All right, that's
Speaker 1: gonna wrap things up for today. Hannity Tonight at nine,
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