Speaker 1: Thanks to all of you for being with us. Happy Friday.
Speaker 2: Write down our toll free telephone number you want to
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Speaker 2: to four one, Shawn. Is this a circus or this
Speaker 2: Foreign Affairs Committee? I would argue it's a circus. And
Speaker 2: if Democrats get power, if they get power, this is
Speaker 2: what the next two years will be like in this country.
Speaker 2: Never ending, NonStop witch hunts, hearings. Stupid elected Republican Democrats
Speaker 2: and senators are just going to want to do everything
Speaker 2: they can do to thwart American progress. And if they
Speaker 2: do anything, it's going to be to advance their radicalized
Speaker 2: socialist agenda.
Speaker 1: That's what they want to do.
Speaker 2: By the way, it took all this time and now
Speaker 2: the Senate finally passed the funding a full border security
Speaker 2: funding bill, and they did it early, well in the
Speaker 2: morning last night, arking a major step forward for the
Speaker 2: effort to fund Immigration Customs Enforcement ICE in Customs Border
Speaker 2: Protection CVP for the rest of President Trump's turn. The
Speaker 2: Chamber voted fifty two to forty seven to pass. By
Speaker 2: the way, John Fetterman, I think is the only one. Well, no, actually,
Speaker 2: all Democrats except for Senator Michael Bennett of Colorado, who
Speaker 2: is absent to participate in the gubernatorial primary, voted against it.
Speaker 2: But anyway, the Chamber voted fifty two to forty seven
Speaker 2: to pass the seventy billion dollar budget bill, which Republicans
Speaker 2: referred to as the Secure America Act.
Speaker 1: Why does it take that long? And I'm going to
Speaker 1: tell you the other thing that is really irritating to me.
Speaker 2: Let me give you some results and then let's go
Speaker 2: through a little bit of the history when it comes
Speaker 2: to California and elections, because they really don't you know,
Speaker 2: they just don't want integrity. You know, they just don't
Speaker 2: want integrity. And that's the hard part. Let me write
Speaker 2: this in here. I'm writing something.
Speaker 1: Okay, there we go.
Speaker 2: So it's it's frustrating to all of us that want
Speaker 2: integrity in the system.
Speaker 1: So here's what we got today.
Speaker 2: Were at about sixty two percent of the vote in California.
Speaker 2: The vote took place on Tuesday, today's Friday. Within two hours.
Speaker 2: In my free state of Florida, there is ninety plus
Speaker 2: percent of the vote had been counted within two hours.
Speaker 2: There's no delay. There's integrity in the system. There are
Speaker 2: integrity measures in the system, and that means the people
Speaker 2: of Florida, they're not complaining about election results. They've they'd
Speaker 2: learned their lesson Post two thousand, hanging swinging, dimpled, pimpled,
Speaker 2: you know, perforated chads that that you know, what a
Speaker 2: mess that was in that election. But you know what,
Speaker 2: to their credit, they fixed it and they've added more
Speaker 2: integrity measures, thanks to my great Governor Ron DeSantis, who's
Speaker 2: done a great job.
Speaker 1: But here's what we found.
Speaker 2: There was a bit of a big dump that came
Speaker 2: out this morning, and it shows that Spencer Pratt is
Speaker 2: losing ground, quite a bit of ground as melon ballots
Speaker 2: pour in from Democrats.
Speaker 1: Now Spencer Pratt's lead.
Speaker 2: Remember the top two people make it to the November ballot,
Speaker 2: and then they've got this councilwoman, what's her name, Ramon
Speaker 2: or Raymond, I don't know what her name is. In
Speaker 2: the LA mayoral contest, narrowed the gap significantly, and Republican
Speaker 2: gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton maintained his lead over Democratic candidates
Speaker 2: Besserah and Tom Steyer. But if you look at the
Speaker 2: archive version of the official vote total, you know, in
Speaker 2: the case of La Mayor this woman that's now in
Speaker 2: third place, gave over ten thousand votes and the latest count, Oh,
Speaker 2: how convenient her votes just come in late. They know
Speaker 2: exactly how many she would need to win compared to
Speaker 2: the under six thousand for Pratt. So she gets over
Speaker 2: ten thousand, under six thousand for Pratt, almost.
Speaker 1: Two to one.
Speaker 2: At the previous count, Pratt had one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: seven one hundred and sixteen compared to her one hundred
Speaker 2: and nineteen eight hundred and nine. What is this every
Speaker 2: single you know, ten thousand votes that she's going to
Speaker 2: pick up over over Spencer Pratt? Does anyone have confidence
Speaker 2: in these election results?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: I did a little research and I went back in time.
Speaker 2: If you go back to the you know, certification and
Speaker 2: what happened during the last election, Okay, things seem to
Speaker 2: be a little bit better, but they really aren't. And
Speaker 2: you have to ask yourself, why is it, all the
Speaker 2: years most of you growing up, how is it that
Speaker 2: we were able to have results the night of an
Speaker 2: election or at the latest early the next morning. If
Speaker 2: it's a very very tight election a couple of days away.
Speaker 2: The one exception would be two thousand. But if you
Speaker 2: look at California in twenty twenty four, there were two
Speaker 2: key statewide races, and you know, and they got the breakdown,
Speaker 2: They got the answers. November's general election. You know, the
Speaker 2: polls closed eleven o'clock eastern eight o'clock Pacific time, and
Speaker 2: they began reporting on election night right after the polls closed,
Speaker 2: with a fairly decent amount of the vote, especially early
Speaker 2: mail ballots posted overnight overnight. Remember Florida did it all
Speaker 2: in two hours. He had ninety percent of the vote. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris projected to win, but they only had about
Speaker 2: fifty percent of the vote in ongoing counting. Then, California's
Speaker 2: heavy reliance on mail and ballots meant full results took time,
Speaker 2: and a lot of time counties had until now. Remember
Speaker 2: the election took place on November the fourth, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: November fifth is when this election took place. Now, they
Speaker 2: had every county had until December third through fifth, a
Speaker 2: month later to certify the results. The Secretary of State
Speaker 2: certified the final results over a month later, in December,
Speaker 2: December thirteenth, to be specific. And you know, why don't
Speaker 2: they want these basic fundamental integrity systems, integrity measures put
Speaker 2: in place. Now, what happens if you have integrity and voting.
Speaker 2: I've been saying this forever. Why don't Democrats want proof
Speaker 2: of citizenship, especially in a sanctuary state like California, because
Speaker 2: the illegal immigrants of many of these sanctuary cities and
Speaker 2: states they can get legal driver's license because of sanctuary protection. Well,
Speaker 2: that would be a form of voter idea in most states.
Speaker 2: All right, So that is an added benefit. Now, why
Speaker 2: can't we have proof of citizenship, voter ID signature verification.
Speaker 2: I would prefer to get rid of all early voting,
Speaker 2: with the exceptions of the sick, the infirmed, and our
Speaker 2: brave military that is serving abroad.
Speaker 1: I would accommodate them.
Speaker 2: And then I'd put in place chain a custody command,
Speaker 2: so the minute that a ballot comes in, and you
Speaker 2: can even put barcodes to see.
Speaker 1: If anybody ever at the wrong time opens it.
Speaker 2: But as soon as they go into any particular precinct,
Speaker 2: they would be walked to a room. It would all
Speaker 2: be under camera and they'd put it in a room
Speaker 2: and twenty four to seven, you have surveillance. Make that
Speaker 2: surveillance link available to the general public. Let them look
Speaker 2: and see if anybody's tampering with those ballots, what is that?
Speaker 1: That's called integrity.
Speaker 2: So proof of citizenship, voter ID, signature verification, chain of custody, controls,
Speaker 2: updated voter rolls. I think every state, for every election
Speaker 2: ought to be doing doing that. California's got to stop
Speaker 2: the insane process of just handing out ballots, mailing them
Speaker 2: to people whether they ask from or not. That doesn't
Speaker 2: lend itself towards integrity at all in any way.
Speaker 1: And then you need in.
Speaker 2: Every precinct, every voting precinct, partisan observers, whatever parties are
Speaker 2: on the on the ballot, and those those people on
Speaker 2: the ballot, you know, get representations, so nothing nefarious happens
Speaker 2: during the voting all day and when the vote counting
Speaker 2: begins at night. And if you do have any mail
Speaker 2: in ballots, you know, maybe you tally those election day morning,
Speaker 2: so the results will be ready when the polls on
Speaker 2: election day finally close that day. Democrats don't want any
Speaker 2: of this. Why don't they want any of this?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: I will say this delays in California's vote. This this
Speaker 2: will likely go on weeks, if not a month or more.
Speaker 2: But anyway, it's now prompting the federal government to launch
Speaker 2: several election fraud investigations. They don't want integrity. Why wouldn't
Speaker 2: you want integrity so people have confidence in the results.
Speaker 2: Republicans and Democrats have all said that they think the
Speaker 2: system is rigged. They have said it, Killary Clinton, Sedate,
Speaker 2: Stacey Abrams said it, you know about twenty twenty. Okay,
Speaker 2: So why don't we put the integrity measures in place
Speaker 2: that solves all your problems? But LA's top prosecutor announced
Speaker 2: that his office is pursuing several election fraud investigations with
Speaker 2: the FBI. His questions now swirl over California's sluggish vote count. Now,
Speaker 2: the first Assistant US Attorney said Friday that today that
Speaker 2: he is working with the DOJ to conduct a comprehensive
Speaker 2: audit of California's voter roles. California's election system as serious
Speaker 2: structural vulnerabilities. Universal vote by mail with no voter ID
Speaker 2: requirements creates conditions where fraud can go undetected and unpunished,
Speaker 2: eroding public confidence. This is mostly a blue state problem.
Speaker 2: This is not a red state problem. This is mostly
Speaker 2: a blue state problem, which tells me it's all by design.
Speaker 2: They think they will benefit now as we have one
Speaker 2: dump after another. For example, you know, Spencer Pratt lost
Speaker 2: thousands of votes overnight. You know, if this pattern continues,
Speaker 2: because he did win, but the fifty sixty percent that
Speaker 2: had been bad had been counted before. If this continues,
Speaker 2: you know who would not begin to doubt what the
Speaker 2: process is and that You know what if Spencer Prat
Speaker 2: comes out one day and says, oh, I didn't I
Speaker 2: didn't meet the runoff, I'm not gonna be on the
Speaker 2: November election. I'm leaving California, which is what he said
Speaker 2: he would do. I wouldn't blame him. Nobody should have
Speaker 2: confidence in this system. It's in this day and age,
Speaker 2: Silicon Valley is in California for crying out loud.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: So this complaint filed through a Judicial watch claiming that
Speaker 2: Democrat Weber is in violation of federal law that requires
Speaker 2: most inactive voter registrations be removed after two general federal elections. Instead,
Speaker 2: more than eight hundred thousand registrations have remained inactive on
Speaker 2: the rolls for at least three elections, with one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty two hundred and two on the rolls after
Speaker 2: at least four consecutive elections according to this lawsuit. The
Speaker 2: lawsuit alleges the state takes no effective action to require
Speaker 2: counties to fix the issue. Now why does this matter, Well,
Speaker 2: maybe Republicans' odds in these deep blue states would go
Speaker 2: up if they had integrity measures.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to make accusations of cheating, but they
Speaker 2: certainly don't want to take away They certainly don't want
Speaker 2: to put in place integrity measures. So Spencer Pratt loses ground,
Speaker 2: while Steve Hilton did maintain his lead in the latest
Speaker 2: power but he lost some ground too. He lost ground also,
Speaker 2: he's still in first place, but it's all undecided, and
Speaker 2: God knows when you're going to get your final answer
Speaker 2: about who's going to be in the runoff. It just is,
Speaker 2: It is so fundamentally corrupt, is it not? Embody Gavin
Speaker 2: Newsom's communist utopia. Mister no show governor, you have fire
Speaker 2: hydrants without water, you have reservoirs without water. You don't
Speaker 2: practice the science of forestry, which could take away a
Speaker 2: lot of the kindling to diminish the impact of these
Speaker 2: predictable wildfires. With Santa Anna wins that are also predictable,
Speaker 2: and now here we are over a year and a
Speaker 2: half later and people can't get building permits from their city,
Speaker 2: from their state, and has talked about well maybe we
Speaker 2: won't want to build public housing there. Well what about
Speaker 2: the people, and they're taxing I've had callers tell me
Speaker 2: they had their home the ground and they're still taxing
Speaker 2: those properties. These owners are still paying and yet there's
Speaker 2: nothing to pay for. They don't have a house there,
Speaker 2: and they can't get a permit to build a new house.
Speaker 2: You know, it's and that's just the highest poverty rate,
Speaker 2: highest homeless rate. I mean, LA alone is seventy thousand
Speaker 2: freaking homeless people. Okay, a lot of them are out
Speaker 2: of their mind and they're very dangerous. Not a good idea.
Speaker 2: It's insane. They have the highest income tax, seals tax,
Speaker 2: gas tax.
Speaker 1: You know, they can't.
Speaker 2: Balance their budget because they're a sanctuary state with sanctuary cities.
Speaker 2: That means that taxpayers are footing the bill for all
Speaker 2: the illegals being protected by No Show Gavin full time podcaster,
Speaker 2: Trump's Stalker, author now world traveler, Halftime Hannity stalker.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: He's the worst governor, and as people get to know
Speaker 2: about him, I'm telling you they're not going to vote
Speaker 2: for this guy for president now. Now, Mayor Pete is
Speaker 2: ahead of him in some polls, as is what's your name,
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris? Can you imagine if they went back to
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris? That would shock me? But I guess it's possible.
Speaker 2: I guess anything's possible. All right, great news on the
Speaker 2: economy today that I doubt you're going to get from
Speaker 2: the legacy media mob. Steve Moore will join us break
Speaker 2: it all down for you. Although I know gas price
Speaker 2: is still up, but they're down significantly from where they
Speaker 2: were a month ago. And you know, I think if
Speaker 2: the president could pull off a deal, great, if he
Speaker 2: takes him out, whatever he decides, I think this decision
Speaker 2: is coming sooner than later.
Speaker 1: That's all I can say.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to fault the president for trying for peace,
Speaker 2: especially since the top three tiers of leadership are dead.
Speaker 2: Maybe we need to take out the leaders of the
Speaker 2: IRGC now and maybe the next generation will be the
Speaker 2: one that makes a deal.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Otherwise, the President will do militarily what he needs to
Speaker 2: do and finish it off, which by the way, could
Speaker 2: include in my mind, you know, just strike these facilities
Speaker 2: where we know the sixty percent enrich uranium is and
Speaker 2: entomb it and keep eyes on it, and if they
Speaker 2: ever go near it, we'll just bomb them again. Or
Speaker 2: if they start building out other weapons systems, we can
Speaker 2: get in there and bomb it again. And if they
Speaker 2: don't open the straits, they don't get a penny. Their
Speaker 2: economy is literally tanking before our eyes. All right, Steve
Speaker 2: Moore will analyze the good economic news today and much
Speaker 2: more will get your calls. In This Friday eight hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety four one, Shaw Kennedy uncovers the real truth
Speaker 2: about the politics of DC.
Speaker 1: He's your watchdog, one big brother. Every day. Hennity is
Speaker 1: on right.
Speaker 2: Now, you know, whenever there's good economic news, like the
Speaker 2: stock market you know, has been over fifty one thousand
Speaker 2: pretty much all week. Fifty thousand, I mean the president
Speaker 2: now has hit well over one hundred when you include
Speaker 2: the Dow, the Nasdaq s and P.
Speaker 1: One hundred records.
Speaker 2: I know people have been worried about gas prices, but
Speaker 2: they have come down in the last month very significantly.
Speaker 2: And this conflict with Iran is going to come to
Speaker 2: an end one way or the other.
Speaker 1: I know some.
Speaker 2: People say, yeah, you've been saying that, Hannity, and you're right,
Speaker 2: I have been. I'm not going to fault the president
Speaker 2: for trying to make peace. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: can make peace with these lunatics, but this just came out.
Speaker 2: For example, wages have surged. And what did I tell
Speaker 2: you what happened after the President secured anywhere from what
Speaker 2: twelve to eighteen trillion dollars and manufacturing that he's bringing
Speaker 2: back to this country. Automobile manufacturing, semiconductor chip manufacturing, pharmaceutical manufacturing,
Speaker 2: developing rare earths, all that he's doing.
Speaker 1: That's a ton of money.
Speaker 2: And I said, once these jobs come online, he's going
Speaker 2: to be high paying career jobs for Americans. Look at
Speaker 2: what Breitbart put out there today, blue collar boom for
Speaker 2: our factory workers. The American factory worker is experiencing an
Speaker 2: economic resident of renaissance amid President Trump's policies to revitalize manufactury.
Speaker 2: Remember Obama famously they're not coming back. Those never coming back, Well,
Speaker 2: they're coming back. Average weekly paycheck for a non supervisory
Speaker 2: durable goods factory worker up seven point five four percent
Speaker 2: from a year ago, according to new data release by
Speaker 2: the Department of Labor. Today, hourly pay is up five
Speaker 2: point three percent, and the average workweek has expanded, particularly
Speaker 2: due to rising over time.
Speaker 1: People want overtime, they get paid time and a half.
Speaker 2: Pay growth continue to May, hourly wages up and weekly
Speaker 2: wages climbing. And also remember the one big beautiful bill
Speaker 2: cut taxes, no tax, tips, overtime, social Security, you know,
Speaker 2: and people are getting the biggest refund checks they've had
Speaker 2: in forever. And they're also seeing less of their hard
Speaker 2: earned money taken out of their weekly or bi weekly paycheck.
Speaker 2: But you know, all of this is happening because of
Speaker 2: the policies. You know, I know, we call it supply
Speaker 2: side economics, but this is supply side plus. And the
Speaker 2: plus is the trillions in committed manufacturing monies. Now, let
Speaker 2: me just give you some some some numbers from today.
Speaker 2: Manufacturing activity has now hit a four year high in May,
Speaker 2: according to Reuters. Mortgage interest rates and average rental prices
Speaker 2: have been falling for months. The stock market has been
Speaker 2: above fifty thousand pretty much all week, even above fifty
Speaker 2: one thousand, setting again, another group, another group of new records.
Speaker 2: Gas prices have now fallen by thirty six cents per
Speaker 2: gallon from last month's average, according to gas Buddy, And
Speaker 2: in many states you can find regular gas for less
Speaker 2: than four bucks a gallon. And to top it all off,
Speaker 2: today's job report was twice as good as economists quote
Speaker 2: or predicting. Oh, it outperformed expectations. They say this, with
Speaker 2: every number that Trump gets, we added a whopping one
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy two thousand jobs last month.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 2: Payroll gain easily topped all these so called experts in
Speaker 2: their expectations of roughly eighty thousand new jobs and April hirings.
Speaker 2: You know, revised numbers went up a combined what ninety
Speaker 2: three thousand jobs? What does this all mean? Steve Moore
Speaker 2: is with us and good friend of the program. And
Speaker 2: Steve Moore of course wrote the book Trump Ponomics Inside
Speaker 2: the American First Plan to revive our economy. Well, this
Speaker 2: is what I thought would happen when he secured those
Speaker 2: trillions of dollars that would be committed to manufacturing and
Speaker 2: one hundred percent depreciation if you build out a facility.
Speaker 3: Well, great, to be with you, Sean. And by the way,
Speaker 3: my latest book that I wrote without Laugher is called
Speaker 3: the Trump Economic Miracle. And these numbers that you're reciting,
Speaker 3: which are all accurate, really, really, this is a miracle.
Speaker 3: In fact, I just wrote a piece for The New
Speaker 3: York Post making that point. You were right, manufacturing is back.
Speaker 3: How about construction, the construction industries that were having one
Speaker 3: of the biggest booms that's ever seen in building new
Speaker 3: homes and building roads and building data centers and all
Speaker 3: sorts of new projects. We also are seeing, as you said,
Speaker 3: really importantly, that wages continue to outpace inflation. Now. The
Speaker 3: media every day is talking about affordability crisis. And look,
Speaker 3: I know people are angry about you know, paying you know,
Speaker 3: four dollars a gallon gas, and I know people, you
Speaker 3: know, if you're about a stake lately or ground beef, those
Speaker 3: are expensive. But it is an absolute truism that that
Speaker 3: people have more affordability now because their paychecks are rising
Speaker 3: faster than the rate of inflation. A blockbuster report today.
Speaker 3: When I've heard the news, my jaw dropped this and
Speaker 3: it did not happen to the accident, Sean. This is
Speaker 3: a result of three policies. One was the big beautiful
Speaker 3: tax bill, by the way, which every single Democrat voted against.
Speaker 3: The second is the deregulation which has saved American businesses
Speaker 3: a trillion dollars. And the third is the drill baby
Speaker 3: drill energy policy that has made America the most dominant
Speaker 3: country and energy in the world.
Speaker 2: I mean that too, is going to create a lot
Speaker 2: of high paying career jobs, and that'll also go into
Speaker 2: this this battle. I know that the Democrats are planning
Speaker 2: to spend tens, if not hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 2: to help out miss the sixth gender God is non binary,
Speaker 2: welcome out on the border for illegals. Vegan campaign in Texas.
Speaker 2: You know, absolute nut refers to as his neighbors if
Speaker 2: they're women, as neighbors with uteruses. No problem with men
Speaker 2: playing women's sports and being in women's locker rooms. This
Speaker 2: guy's a nut. I don't think he's gonna win in Texas.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's just maybe a hunch I have.
Speaker 3: Well listen, I mean, there is a red state blue
Speaker 3: state divide in America, and you know, when you look
Speaker 3: at where the jobs are being created. Sean it's the
Speaker 3: Red states that are dominating. We've now had in just
Speaker 3: the last month three major corporations that moved out of
Speaker 3: Blue states, including Exon moving out of New Jersey. They've
Speaker 3: been there for one hundred and forty years. When John D.
Speaker 3: Rockefeller created standard oil, it was it was in New Jersey,
Speaker 3: and they've moved out to Texas. You have Samsung that's
Speaker 3: moving out. You've got up the other way.
Speaker 2: I was just watching the John Rockefeller and there's a
Speaker 2: History Channel series, The Men That Built America. The first
Speaker 2: episode actually is about him and what he did. And
Speaker 2: he recognized very early on the need for kerosene because
Speaker 2: they didn't have light at night and they needed a
Speaker 2: ton of kerosene. And he built out the refineries. Then
Speaker 2: he built out the railroads. I mean, his level of
Speaker 2: innovation and success is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: But this is such an important point. You know, there's
Speaker 3: been a mythology now for one hundred years, perpetuated by
Speaker 3: the left. One of the most insidious lies about American
Speaker 3: history that they're still teaching the history books is that
Speaker 3: John D. Rockefeller and Alvin Edison and JP Morgan, the
Speaker 3: people Henry Ford, the people who built this country. They
Speaker 3: are treated as Robert Bears rather than they were heroes.
Speaker 3: My goodness. Before you know, before Henry Ford, there weren't covers,
Speaker 3: were John D. Rockefeller. We didn't have energy. You know,
Speaker 3: you look at all of these people who were amazing superstars,
Speaker 3: and the history books treat them like villains. It's outrageous.
Speaker 3: You and I have to make a pack that we
Speaker 3: are going to resurrect. I mean, but they're like saying
Speaker 3: Bill Gates is a villain or Steve Jobs is a
Speaker 3: villain for creating the technology revolution.
Speaker 2: Well look at what AOC said that. Oh, if you're
Speaker 2: a billionaire, you didn't earn that. That's like Obama, you
Speaker 2: didn't do that. Yeah. Look, I've had the pleasure in
Speaker 2: my life to meet very successful people and talk to them,
Speaker 2: and I want to learn from them. And you know,
Speaker 2: the one thing one common denominators. They're all risk takers,
Speaker 2: they're all innovative, they all worked their ass off. Not
Speaker 2: one came, you know, with a silver spoon in their mouth.
Speaker 2: Most actually start with nothing. When you talk to people
Speaker 2: and their stories are so compelling, and you know, then
Speaker 2: look at what Donnie does to Ken Griffin and doxing
Speaker 2: him in New York And as a result, Ken Griffin
Speaker 2: says no to and he takes six billion dollars and
Speaker 2: that he was going to invest in New York and
Speaker 2: he moves it to my free state of Florida.
Speaker 3: Well, let me give you an example of what you're
Speaker 3: talking about. You know, I was so fortunate in my
Speaker 3: life to know Fred Smith. Of course, Press Smith was
Speaker 3: the founder of FedEx, one of the greatest transportation companies ever.
Speaker 3: Everyone said it would never work, did you know that?
Speaker 3: Every said, are you crazy?
Speaker 1: You can't cor Well, everyone was dumb that told him.
Speaker 3: That, right and then and by the way, he just died.
Speaker 3: He was one of the great great Americans of all time.
Speaker 3: He died about six months ago. I was talking him
Speaker 3: on the phone three weeks before he died. He was
Speaker 3: still working.
Speaker 1: Wow. Wow.
Speaker 2: Now, based on the fundamentals and our belief that the
Speaker 2: trillions and investment and manufacturing and bringing well, it's good
Speaker 2: for national security, number one, but it's good for economic activity,
Speaker 2: bringing back automobile manufacturing, high paying career jobs in the
Speaker 2: auto industry for Americans. And I know there'll be some innovation.
Speaker 2: I know there'll be AI incorporated. But there's still going
Speaker 2: to be the need for people to do a lot
Speaker 2: of the labor. Those are going to be high paying
Speaker 2: career jobs for people. But it's also the pharmaceutical company,
Speaker 2: it's also semiconductor chips. Those are not only beneficial to
Speaker 2: national security, but beneficial again, high paying career jobs for Americans.
Speaker 2: Then you add oil and fracking and coal mining, and
Speaker 2: you got more high.
Speaker 1: Paying career jobs for Americans.
Speaker 2: I want to see every American prosper and you get
Speaker 2: these high paying jobs all of a sudden, it's going
Speaker 2: to be transformational in your life. Maybe you couldn't afford
Speaker 2: a house. Maybe you'll be able to afford a house.
Speaker 2: Maybe you have an old car, maybe you want a
Speaker 2: new you know, F one fifty or Dodge Ram truck.
Speaker 2: Maybe you don't take a vacation because you can't afford it. Well,
Speaker 2: now you'll be able to afford it. Maybe now you
Speaker 2: can go out to dinner once a week. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about you know, insane luxuries here, I'm
Speaker 2: talking about, you know, a nice standard of living for
Speaker 2: working men and women.
Speaker 3: Well, that's right, and you and I are involved with
Speaker 3: the company called Life Speed, and we're going to be
Speaker 3: able to build houses with robots and we're going to
Speaker 3: be able to build them at half the cost, and
Speaker 3: that means, you know, more and more Americans will be
Speaker 3: able to afford a nice home. And this kind of
Speaker 3: revolution is coming and it has to be the most
Speaker 3: important issue for America economically going forward, is we have
Speaker 3: to make sure that the United States leads this technology revolution,
Speaker 3: just like we led the Internet revolution back I got
Speaker 3: you know, there's ten now the ten largest technology companies
Speaker 3: in the world, nine of them are in the United States.
Speaker 3: We've dominated.
Speaker 2: Look at what's happening, and you mentioned Texas, and you
Speaker 2: mentioned Exxon and two other companies now moving headquarters down there.
Speaker 2: Then they've been in New Jersey forever and they're doing
Speaker 2: it and saying it because the regulations and taxes and
Speaker 2: Wall Street South, I always point out is very real.
Speaker 2: Every investment firm, private equity firm, every big bank, every
Speaker 2: Wall Street firm, they're here and there in bigger numbers,
Speaker 2: and they have a bigger footprint in South Florida than
Speaker 2: they do in New York on Wall Street. The same
Speaker 2: with Texas. What's going to happen in the end to
Speaker 2: all of these blue states that have chased these companies
Speaker 2: out of their state.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Look at Mark Zuckerberg leaves California. They have a referendum
Speaker 2: a wealth tax in California. They had a wealth tax
Speaker 2: in Seattle. The CEO former CEO of Starbucks left to Florida.
Speaker 2: Mark Zuckerberg now in Florida. Elon Musk now in Texas.
Speaker 2: The two of the co founders at Google now in Florida.
Speaker 2: Larry Ellison now in Florida. They're all moving to Florida.
Speaker 2: They want to be my name. I think they're coming
Speaker 2: because I came first.
Speaker 3: Yeah. By the way, I don't know if you've heard
Speaker 3: the latest news talking about businesses moving from blue states
Speaker 3: to red states. I don't know if you've heard it.
Speaker 3: Looks like this breaks my heart. By the way, is
Speaker 3: you know, Sean, I'm a Chicago and by birth, I
Speaker 3: grew up in the Chicago. It's gonna be the Bears
Speaker 3: are leaving Chicago in Indiana.
Speaker 2: How crazy is that mayor and governor to allow that
Speaker 2: to happen?
Speaker 1: How stupid is that?
Speaker 3: How stupid is that you got an idiot mayor and
Speaker 3: you've got a governor of Illinois who prisker, who wants
Speaker 3: to run for president. Is he gonna run for president?
Speaker 3: Thing I'll do for the country what I did for Illinois.
Speaker 3: He's ruined that state.
Speaker 2: They've ruined it. Never mind law and order, safety security.
Speaker 2: I could probably make a prediction now, and I don't
Speaker 2: want to because I wouldn't want to be right, but
Speaker 2: with a fair degree of accuracy, how many people in Chicago,
Speaker 2: if I report back Monday, were shot over the weekend?
Speaker 2: How many people were shot and killed? They don't have
Speaker 2: law and order, they don't have safety security. They have
Speaker 2: the worst infrastructure, and people are leaving high taxes, bureaucratic nightmare.
Speaker 1: Look at California.
Speaker 2: Good luck atting a housing permit for the Pacific Palisades
Speaker 2: after the government failed you with no water in hydrants
Speaker 2: or reservoirs. And of course are practicing the science of
Speaker 2: forestry in an area that has predictable Santa Ana wins
Speaker 2: and wildfires.
Speaker 1: They're pretty dumb.
Speaker 3: Well, it's so sad what's happened to our great cities?
Speaker 3: And this is what happened when progressives take over. So
Speaker 3: you look at Minnie Apples.
Speaker 1: It's not sad to me? What's that not sad to me?
Speaker 1: I left well, But.
Speaker 3: Look, I love America's great cities. I love Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: I love Chicago, I love New York.
Speaker 1: You're not going to live there.
Speaker 3: But when I was growing up, when we were growing up,
Speaker 3: those cities were great cities.
Speaker 2: They were You're one hundred percent correct, all right, Steve Moore,
Speaker 2: Appreciate you, Thank you. All right, when we come back,
Speaker 2: how much of your money has been wasted or stolen,
Speaker 2: we'll get an update.
Speaker 1: Luke Rosiak and Congressman Branding Gill