Speaker 1: Hey, Thanks Scott Channa, Hour two Sean Hannity Show this Friday,
Speaker 1: eight hundred and nine, four one, Shawn, if you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program. As I've been describing,
Speaker 1: for the foundational economic shift that's about to occur, the
Speaker 1: pieces that have been put in place, the foundational pieces
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump, it does take time to get into
Speaker 1: the bloodstream Democrats. They think the word affordability is going
Speaker 1: to get him over the finish line in twenty six
Speaker 1: and in twenty eight. They are not anticipating what I
Speaker 1: would argue is pretty much going to be a reality,
Speaker 1: and that is the president. You know, we've never had
Speaker 1: a situation before where we have had trillions of dollars
Speaker 1: of committed moneys in manufacturing, but we now.
Speaker 2: Have that from all over the world.
Speaker 1: We're going to bring in house automobile manufacturing that even
Speaker 1: Obama said that's never going to happen. Again, well, it's happening.
Speaker 1: Pharmaceutical manufacturing. We have been far too dependent on foreign
Speaker 1: countries for that as well. That's going to happen also
Speaker 1: if we're going to bring in house, meaning we're going
Speaker 1: to have manufacturing facilities for semiconductor chips, America now is
Speaker 1: on a rapid pace moving towards rare earth mineral production
Speaker 1: because of environmentalists and extremists. You know, we've not been
Speaker 1: producing these very critical rareers, especially that are necessary and
Speaker 1: needed for automobile manufacturing and our defense industries in particular.
Speaker 2: And there was no mining.
Speaker 1: Even though we have a very strong supply of our
Speaker 1: own natural resources that we have right here in this country,
Speaker 1: we've not been allowed to do so that the President
Speaker 1: has made deals with Vietnam, South Korea, Australia and other
Speaker 1: places around the world. This way, we are far less
Speaker 1: dependent on China, which has been the main source of
Speaker 1: rare earth minerals. I know it doesn't sound like a
Speaker 1: big deal, but it is a big deal. But then
Speaker 1: you know, that's only one piece of the financial or
Speaker 1: economic triangle that Donald Trump put together. Tax cuts are
Speaker 1: going to play a big part in bringing back our
Speaker 1: economic growth in the economy. I go back to Reagan
Speaker 1: seventy to twenty eight percent coperate reduction. It resulted in
Speaker 1: twenty one million new jobs, longest period of peacetime economic growth,
Speaker 1: and it also resulted in revenues to the government doubling.
Speaker 1: Problem is, of course, Congress spent a dollar twenty three,
Speaker 1: you know. Couple that with the energy dominance policies. We're
Speaker 1: now beginning to feel the impact of those. Average price
Speaker 1: of gasoline now about two dollars ninety five cents a gallon.
Speaker 1: Of course, unless you live in California, Gavin Newsom socialists udopia,
Speaker 1: you're paying over you know, close to five dollars a gallon,
Speaker 1: which is insane, highest inc as hiahs A, income taxes,
Speaker 1: sales taxes, and gas taxes, and the highest poverty rate,
Speaker 1: highest deficits. You know, as the fourth largest economy in
Speaker 1: the world with the highest deficits, not exactly ideal, and
Speaker 1: California struggling, and that's why you've seen this mass migration.
Speaker 1: People in business understand that it's just not worth doing
Speaker 1: business in California anymore. Now, other factors play into this.
Speaker 1: Remember we talked about a year and a half or
Speaker 1: so ago about Ford Motor Company had lost a whopping
Speaker 1: five billion dollars because of Joe Biden's EV mandate. Well,
Speaker 1: those EV mandates are now gone, as are these these
Speaker 1: restrictive governmental policies in terms of, you know, forcing car
Speaker 1: companies to do things that Americans don't want them to
Speaker 1: do increasing the cost of automobiles. And it is absolutely
Speaker 1: not a necessary because we have an abundance of oil.
Speaker 1: One guy that has been on the cutting edge of
Speaker 1: warning the entire country about this now going on a
Speaker 1: long time. He's no stranger to the program. Mark Morano's
Speaker 1: with us, author of the Great Reset Global Elites and
Speaker 1: the permanent lockdown Green fraud, Why the Green New Deal
Speaker 1: is even worse than you think and the politically incorrect
Speaker 1: guide to climate change, was at this climate change summit
Speaker 1: and as he called it, crap thirty in Brazil. Remember
Speaker 1: they've only built one house in the Pacific Palisades eleven months,
Speaker 1: you know, later thousands lost their homes. People lost their lives,
Speaker 1: and they can't even permit these people. And yet the
Speaker 1: people have to still pay property taxes and ensure homes
Speaker 1: they don't have anyway, Mark, how was the summit?
Speaker 2: Did you say hi to Gavin when you were there?
Speaker 3: Gavin was there? Senator white House the Rhode Island was there,
Speaker 3: and actually he Senator House complained that the State Department
Speaker 3: wouldn't pay first trip down to the Amazon Jungle like
Speaker 3: they normally do. So that was what I called it
Speaker 3: Trump's masterclass move not sending for the first time in
Speaker 3: thirty years Sean. No one got no official US delegation
Speaker 3: sent to a UN climate summit, and that created a
Speaker 3: huge vacuum where a lot of the oil and gas
Speaker 3: producing states derailed the UN and their final hours trying
Speaker 3: to get a vision for a fossil fuel fossil fuel
Speaker 3: free world. They were able to derail that. And Trump
Speaker 3: allowed that by just creating that vacuum there and empowering
Speaker 3: these other countries. So it was a colossal collapse of
Speaker 3: even the low standard set by the United Nations. And
Speaker 3: I got to tell you you've been at this. I
Speaker 3: remember coming back on your show in the early two
Speaker 3: thousands and used to have RFK Junior on and he
Speaker 3: would be talking about flying as private jet, and I
Speaker 3: remember you embarrassed them one time. Just look at the
Speaker 3: evolution of someone like RFK Junior on this issue. It's
Speaker 3: been amazing. And he was calling for jailing climate skeptics
Speaker 3: energy CEOs in twenty fourteen when I interviewed him at
Speaker 3: the Climate March. Fast forward, COVID lockdowns and the vac
Speaker 3: All this stuff happens with COVID and RFK basically reassesses
Speaker 3: an entire political view on climate. When he runs for president,
Speaker 3: he says, I'm not going to talk about He said,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to talk about climate change anymore because
Speaker 3: climate change has been hijacked by the United Nations and
Speaker 3: the World Economic Form for totalitarian control of society. Boom.
Speaker 3: When you can have someone like RFK Junior walk away
Speaker 3: from climate alarmism and essentially label it correctly, this has
Speaker 3: been a phenomenal transformation. And you were at the thick
Speaker 3: of this. I remember, you know, coming on Hannay and
Speaker 3: Combs years ago and talking climate and going through all this,
Speaker 3: and it's amazing how the entire world, We're talking about
Speaker 3: European polls, us POL, CNN touting now Americans are no
Speaker 3: more concerned about climate change than they were in the
Speaker 3: nineteen eighties right now.
Speaker 1: But you know what's fascinating, Mark, I mean, they started
Speaker 1: out with the next ice ages coming, then the earth
Speaker 1: was going to disintegrate, We're going to be burned to death,
Speaker 1: and neither of those predictions happened. What year was it
Speaker 1: that al Gore, you know, predicted the end of the
Speaker 1: earth as we know it, and so many others have
Speaker 1: followed suit and then when none of their predictions came true,
Speaker 1: because yeah, we've been at this a long time, then
Speaker 1: they come up with a generic term. It's called climate change.
Speaker 1: So if it's hot, they can blame you know, the
Speaker 1: Earth and the climate and man for you know, minute
Speaker 1: temperature changes that might take place, which is you know,
Speaker 1: part of the natural leb and flow of life here
Speaker 1: on Earth. And then they can push their socialist agenda,
Speaker 1: which is really at the heart of what climate change
Speaker 1: is all about. But they're never going to acknowledge that
Speaker 1: they're wrong. That's why I think it was particularly surprising that,
Speaker 1: in fact Bill Gates did I got to play you.
Speaker 1: One thing that I think you'll get a kick out
Speaker 1: of this is Gavin Newsom, you know, from the United
Speaker 1: Socialists Utopia of California, blaming climate change for the Pacific
Speaker 1: Palisades fire. Lest I remind everybody here that they didn't
Speaker 1: have fire hydrants that had water in them. They had
Speaker 1: empty reservoirs. They had a previous fire, and the firemen
Speaker 1: that were on the job wanted to fully extinguish it,
Speaker 1: and they were pulled off that job, which was insane.
Speaker 1: As Santa Ana wins are as predictable as the day
Speaker 1: is born, and have been for decades and decades and
Speaker 1: decades on end, as are wildfires, because they don't practice
Speaker 1: the science of forestry. And yet he blames climate change
Speaker 1: for the Pacific Palisades, not himself.
Speaker 4: Home values will start to decline.
Speaker 2: You're seeing it across the spectrum right now.
Speaker 4: In my state included, which is one of the most
Speaker 4: blessed and cursed states as it relates to climate we're
Speaker 4: on the tip of the sphere of climate change, simultaneous
Speaker 4: droughts and simultaneous floods. The hots are getting a lot hotter,
Speaker 4: the dry is drier. You saw one of the most
Speaker 4: devastating wildfires in American history in the middle of winter
Speaker 4: in Los Angeles in January. One hundred mile hour winds
Speaker 4: attached to fire. And as we rebuild, the number one
Speaker 4: concerned people have how do I get my home insured?
Speaker 4: And how do you get a developer to develop a
Speaker 4: home that can't get a mortgage which.
Speaker 2: Requires home insurance.
Speaker 4: So from across the spectrum, from financial risk to the
Speaker 4: issue of cost of living, which is universal to global competitiveness,
Speaker 4: this is a no brainer.
Speaker 1: He's absolutely full of Adam Schiff because I'm going to
Speaker 1: tell you something. They don't practice the science of forestry
Speaker 1: and cleaning out brush and debris as they should because
Speaker 1: of quote environmental concerns. A. I never heard of having
Speaker 1: a fire hydrant that's empty. I never heard of reservoirs
Speaker 1: that are empty as well. Santa Anna winds wildfires in
Speaker 1: California have gone on for decades and decades and decades
Speaker 1: on Endy, he's just full of crap and hot air.
Speaker 3: Yes, so if you go actually, the United Nations and
Speaker 3: their climate reports actually admit that extreme weather that Gaven
Speaker 3: Newsan's referring to hurricane floods, tornadoes, wildfires, and droughts are
Speaker 3: either no trend or declining trend on climate timescales the
Speaker 3: thirty fifty one hundred years. There's no there there, And
Speaker 3: he's right about it being man made. But it's a
Speaker 3: man made environmental disaster of California, nothing to do with
Speaker 3: climate change. When you just went through some of the idea,
Speaker 3: they had horrible public response. They had fire hoses that
Speaker 3: went empty, they had blown up dams, they had now
Speaker 3: we know from the text exchanges from the firefighters that
Speaker 3: they did. The firefighters themselves did not believe the fire
Speaker 3: was out, but they were called off the fire suppression anyway,
Speaker 3: allowing the fire to continue days later. It was a disaster,
Speaker 3: and it's no surprise that if there is a trouble,
Speaker 3: if there is trouble for them to get insurance, who
Speaker 3: would what insurance company would want to ensure in an
Speaker 3: area where the government policies at the state local level
Speaker 3: in California all literally call for water restrictions, dam blowing
Speaker 3: up or a response and allowing fires to continue burning,
Speaker 3: and no land use policy that controls the growth. It
Speaker 3: all makes sense. If it is true, then that's why
Speaker 3: insurance companies wouldn't want to insured, because this is a
Speaker 3: la la land of environmental disaster. And it's literally the
Speaker 3: equivalent of saying the dog ate my homework by him
Speaker 3: saying climate change caused this. No, the man who caused
Speaker 3: it is Gavin Newsom, and my fear is he's going
Speaker 3: to take that on a national campaign, try to become president,
Speaker 3: and who knows what could happen on that front down
Speaker 3: the road.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break more with Mark Morano, the Green
Speaker 1: News scam. On the other side, we'll get an update
Speaker 1: on that big Supreme Court ruling in favor of Texas redistricting.
Speaker 1: The ag Kem Paxton will join us and much more
Speaker 1: as we continue this Friday and your calls eight hundred
Speaker 1: nine four one Shawn straight ahead, h right. We continue
Speaker 1: now with really is the expert of all things climate
Speaker 1: alarmism and the radical Green New Deal, Mark Morano is
Speaker 1: with us.
Speaker 2: Explain and in the two minutes we have left. What
Speaker 2: that means.
Speaker 3: Well, if you alluded to this clown end of being
Speaker 3: imposing socialism, it is about that. But to me, in
Speaker 3: the Green New Deal, it's about so much more than that.
Speaker 3: This is about totalitarianism. This is about a level of
Speaker 3: dictatory dictatorship because the Green New Deal went to every
Speaker 3: aspect of your life the old days. If you come
Speaker 3: and I say the old days, you go back to
Speaker 3: nineteen nineties or so. Even Al Gore's first movie in
Speaker 3: two thousand and six, he talked about limiting emissions and
Speaker 3: you know, carbon taxes and things, things that were within
Speaker 3: the realm. But now this is morph this entire gena
Speaker 3: led by the United Nations into something much more sinister.
Speaker 3: They want to come after your freedom of movement. They
Speaker 3: want to come after carbon passports for travel monitored by
Speaker 3: the government. They're coming after your ceiling fans, your pizza ovens,
Speaker 3: your appliances. They want to come after every aspect of
Speaker 3: your life. We have carbon footprints, you know, proposed to
Speaker 3: monitor your your travel, and if you go over it,
Speaker 3: they'll they'll give you, they'll get they'll take tax you.
Speaker 3: If they go under it, you go, you owe them money,
Speaker 3: you get money back. It's a level that we have
Speaker 3: it that George Orwell didn't contemplate, a level of sort
Speaker 3: of surveillance of everything. They want to do. Al Gore
Speaker 3: and Google partnering to monitor every farm, every factory, to
Speaker 3: monitor how much CO two they're emitting, and everything from
Speaker 3: the smart meters. Now that they can shut down your
Speaker 3: air conditioning in the middle of a heat wave or
Speaker 3: your heat in the middle of winter if they determine
Speaker 3: that you know your emissions are getting too high. We've
Speaker 3: already seen this happening in Colorado where they're running out
Speaker 3: of energy. They want to make energy scarcity and their
Speaker 3: agendas diametrically opposed to everything America stands for the idea
Speaker 3: of cheap energy and low inflation. Because what their entire policy,
Speaker 3: the Green New Deal, was the exact opposite and they
Speaker 3: were going after our meat eating. They were going after
Speaker 3: banning back gas powered cars.
Speaker 1: Oh, they're going to be back at it. I mean,
Speaker 1: God forbid these people ever get back in power. We're
Speaker 1: going to, you know, be losing our plastic straws. We're
Speaker 1: going to have dramatic increases and energy, dramatic increases in meat,
Speaker 1: and we're going to be told what to eat, what
Speaker 1: to do, what time of day we can go to
Speaker 1: the bathroom. I mean, if they have control of our lives,
Speaker 1: it's unbelievable. Mark probably the most informative person on the
Speaker 1: planet as it relates to the radical of the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal scam.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you being with us, sir.
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Speaker 1: We had a big win in the US Supreme Court
Speaker 1: yesterday and they pointed out that Texas will likely prevail
Speaker 1: on any uh defending of their congressional map Uh, this
Speaker 1: could impact as many as five congressional districts.
Speaker 2: This is a big deal.
Speaker 1: It keeps Governor Greg Abbotts redrawn districts in place. And
Speaker 1: the court said that the district Court committed two major errors,
Speaker 1: first by failing to apply the presumption of legislative good
Speaker 1: faith when considering disputed evidence. Second by declining to draw
Speaker 1: a near you know, interference against challengers who offered no
Speaker 1: alternative map map that meant Texas's goals anyway, here to
Speaker 1: weigh in on it, what it means, how important this
Speaker 1: is into twenty twenty six is the Attorney General of
Speaker 1: the Great State of Texas.
Speaker 2: He's now running for Senator. Our friend Ken Paxton is back, sir,
Speaker 2: how are you.
Speaker 5: I'm doing well. We get an early Christmas present for
Speaker 5: Texas in the nation with this win. And as I
Speaker 5: think President Trump would say, this is huge, huge.
Speaker 2: No, it really is huge.
Speaker 1: Tell us about the case, tell us about the arguments,
Speaker 1: tell us what this means for Texas. And do you
Speaker 1: think this goes any further?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I think it's really a step in
Speaker 5: the right direction for the whole nation because the Democrats
Speaker 5: and jerrymandering lines and I mean You've got I think
Speaker 5: nine states that have no Republican representation in Congress, and
Speaker 5: of course here we are. They're now complaining that we've
Speaker 5: decided to do the same thing, which we're completely according
Speaker 5: to all precedent, we're allowed to do based on political considerations.
Speaker 5: They of course came in, which they always do, and
Speaker 5: argue that somehow we do basis on race, which we
Speaker 5: did not. There's no no legislator that said we based
Speaker 5: on the life race, and certainly that was not the goal.
Speaker 5: The goal was political political and creating more politically aligned
Speaker 5: seats for Republicans in Texas so that we can compete
Speaker 5: against these other democratic states. And so unfortunately, uh, the district.
Speaker 5: The first part of the case was in front of
Speaker 5: a three judge panel. We lost two to one. And
Speaker 5: you noted some of the some of the problems that
Speaker 5: the Supreme Court when we appealed it a couple of
Speaker 5: days ago, they they solved through the problems and unfortunately
Speaker 5: turned this case around. So now we have our maps
Speaker 5: in place for this election.
Speaker 1: All right, So this means, look, I've made the case
Speaker 1: and I've gone over this that democrats around the country
Speaker 1: have mastered the art of jerry mandering. Am I wrong
Speaker 1: in that observation?
Speaker 5: No, we're and we're not even going to be close
Speaker 5: to what you know, Massachusetts has no repub book and representation,
Speaker 5: I think as I not that. I think there are
Speaker 5: nine states that have no Republican representation in Congress. There
Speaker 5: are others like Illinois that have. You know, even though
Speaker 5: I think Trump got forty four percent of the vote
Speaker 5: something like that, in Illinois, there's only three Republicans out
Speaker 5: of seventeen. So I mean to say that we're doing
Speaker 5: anything different than they, We're actually still behind the curve
Speaker 5: on what they've been doing for years.
Speaker 1: What do you think in terms of how this may
Speaker 1: impact Avin Newsom's scheme out in California.
Speaker 5: Well, look, they're suptally changing their laws so they can
Speaker 5: go in and do a midterm registioning that gives more Democrats.
Speaker 5: How that's going to turn out. I'm sure it's going
Speaker 5: to turn out the way they want it to. They're
Speaker 5: going to reminder it and knock out more Republicans. What
Speaker 5: that means is some other Republican states like Indiana, Missouris
Speaker 5: and others should go forward with reditioning so that we
Speaker 5: can play the same game they're playing and make this
Speaker 5: at least it make make it fair so that we're
Speaker 5: in the same playing field that they are.
Speaker 1: Do you see that these states understand the urgency in
Speaker 1: terms of getting prepared for twenty six I am.
Speaker 5: Always concerned that Republicans tend to lay back and are
Speaker 5: afraid of being criticized because obviously the media is going
Speaker 5: to criticize it. They don't criticize the Democrats doing the
Speaker 5: very same thing. You know, you get accused of all
Speaker 5: kinds of nasty things, including you know, your racist because
Speaker 5: you're doing this, and so a lot of times I
Speaker 5: think Republicans fear the criticism and they don't step out
Speaker 5: and do what they need to do to protect the
Speaker 5: country from unfair lines, which ultimately means bad policy and
Speaker 5: bad things for the country.
Speaker 2: Well, I appreciate this. I think this is a huge win.
Speaker 2: How's that campaign going out there into the great state
Speaker 2: of Texas as of now?
Speaker 5: Really? Well, I get in the raycaple Lfe. I've been
Speaker 5: heading the polls ever since I got in, despite the
Speaker 5: fact that the fundraising advantage always goes to the incumbent
Speaker 5: because of the way the rules were breaked under McCain
Speaker 5: fine goal to give them advantages that we u on
Speaker 5: March third, I can guarantee you we're going to We're
Speaker 5: going to win this race, and I'm looking forward to
Speaker 5: serving the great state of Texas in the US Senate
Speaker 5: because it's time for a change with a guy that's
Speaker 5: been there for you know, he's been in office for
Speaker 5: over forty years. I was in college when you first
Speaker 5: got elected. I'm sick. I'm going to turn sixty three.
Speaker 5: So we're just ready for a change in Texas. Somebody's
Speaker 5: going to stand up and just spend us instead of
Speaker 5: capitulate to the Democrats on you know, Second Amendment order
Speaker 5: and fighting Trump on a lot of his policies.
Speaker 1: Well, we appreciate the time you give us, and congratulations.
Speaker 1: What was a huge win I think for fairness, fundamental
Speaker 1: fairness and you know, basically having a level playing fields
Speaker 1: or beginning the process to get to a level playing
Speaker 1: field for Republicans around the countries.
Speaker 5: Thank you, sir, absolutely, and hopefully we've led the way
Speaker 5: and made it easier for other states to follow up.
Speaker 5: Because now the the plan has been set, we work
Speaker 5: through the hard part and everybody knows how to do it.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: So I hope that this will inspire other Republican states
Speaker 5: to do the very same thing that Texas did.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you being with US Attorney General Ken Paxton, the
Speaker 1: great state of Texas.
Speaker 2: God bless Texas. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to our busy phones. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety four one, Sean, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program, a part of the program,
Speaker 1: let's say hi to Rose in Minnesota. Rose, how are
Speaker 1: you your governor? And of course the great Congresswoman Omar
Speaker 1: under heavy fire right now.
Speaker 2: Looks like a lot of frauds took place.
Speaker 1: Looks like they were warned about a lot of fraud
Speaker 1: taking place, and it looks like they didn't lift the
Speaker 1: finger to stop it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know what to say about that, Sean. Anyway,
Speaker 6: I'm from the rural red part of the state, and
Speaker 6: I purposely moved out of those cities because I couldn't
Speaker 6: take it anymore. The populated areas and cities make our
Speaker 6: state blue. It's not the rest of the state anyway.
Speaker 6: My husband and I are Christmas tree farmers, so we
Speaker 6: would never leave because you know, it's hard to grow trees.
Speaker 6: I've been trying to talk to several lefty friends about why.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you a question about Christmas tree farming,
Speaker 1: because I'm interested because where I live. You know, obviously,
Speaker 1: you know, these these empty lots become you know, areas
Speaker 1: where they sell a lot of Christmas trees, et cetera.
Speaker 1: I should You're gonna hate me, but I usually don't
Speaker 1: get a tree. I don't have time to you know,
Speaker 1: get it. I don't have time to decorate it. I
Speaker 1: know they're going to say, pa humbug here, and but
Speaker 1: I you know, I love Christmas trees. I will go
Speaker 1: to people's homes that have Christmas trees, so I kind
Speaker 1: of feel like I benefit from their hard work. So
Speaker 1: you grow these trees, you sell them only once a year,
Speaker 1: and you're able to survive. That is your entire business.
Speaker 6: Well no, actually, my husband's a farmer too, But we're small,
Speaker 6: literally a mom pashap. We're really small. And you know,
Speaker 6: the farm makes enough money to pay land taxes, pay
Speaker 6: all the expenses and things like that. But you need
Speaker 6: Santa or sell pies or helicopter rides to really make
Speaker 6: it big, and we don't do that. We're just literally
Speaker 6: a small cut your own.
Speaker 2: How long does it take to grow a Christmas tree?
Speaker 6: Well, about twelve to fifteen years. We have some really
Speaker 6: tall ones that are probably twenty five years old, like
Speaker 6: the huge ones that the White House. Those would be,
Speaker 6: you know, twenty five thirty years old. That's why you
Speaker 6: just can't leave something like that. It's not planting corn.
Speaker 2: Now, when you finally cut that tree down, how much
Speaker 2: would you sell it for?
Speaker 6: We're cheaper than other places. My husband individually prices the
Speaker 6: trees like you're like you're going to the store. He
Speaker 6: starts at ten dollars, but ten dollars means the bottom's bad,
Speaker 6: the side bad, it's hurting another tree. But then a
Speaker 6: tall one that would be twenty twenty five feet selling
Speaker 6: for about one hundred and fifty bucks. And that's cheap.
Speaker 6: Other farms are much more expensive than we are.
Speaker 1: I don't know how you possibly survive on that. That's
Speaker 1: that's amazing to me. All right, tell me quickly why
Speaker 1: you called what we are running out of the time.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, my apologies, But anyway, I've been trying to talk
Speaker 6: to my lefty friends and ask why they dislike Trump
Speaker 6: so much, because so many of the city people just
Speaker 6: dislike him, And at first they tell me about his
Speaker 6: personality quirks, or say he's a king, or you know,
Speaker 6: he's going to get rid of the strawberry pickers or
Speaker 6: the people playing toilets, he's killing people in boats, and
Speaker 6: you know, people don't some people don't believe that there's
Speaker 6: a fraud issue in Minnesota. So anyway, it's clear from
Speaker 6: their words what media outlets they listen to. Isn't there
Speaker 6: a way that them I just don't understand how the
Speaker 6: media can get away with this so badly. How can
Speaker 6: they use small, selective pieces of information to fit their
Speaker 6: narratives and further divide the country. Can't there be like
Speaker 6: a self imposed radio or some kind of rating or
Speaker 6: something that medias would you know, volunteer to follow, or
Speaker 6: something to get people.
Speaker 2: The media let me just stop you. They are corrupt
Speaker 2: to the core.
Speaker 1: I mean, we've talked a lot about the Russia hoax,
Speaker 1: We've talked about Faiza abuse, we talked about the laptop
Speaker 1: from Hell, we talked about weaponization of the DOJ and
Speaker 1: all the attempts to destroy Donald Trump. Let me just
Speaker 1: tell you about the media for the last week, week
Speaker 1: and a half, however, however long it's been, they've been
Speaker 1: all over Pete HeiG Seth making an accusation that we
Speaker 1: all now know is false. That's their latest hokes. The
Speaker 1: only difference in this case is we were able to
Speaker 1: discover it was false quicker. And they're never going to change.
Speaker 1: They're always going to be corrupt, you know. That's why
Speaker 1: I'm grateful to be on talk radio. That's why I'm
Speaker 1: grateful to be on the Fox News Channel. That's why
Speaker 1: I'm grateful that you watch my show, listen to this program,
Speaker 1: because we are the alternative. We give news and information,
Speaker 1: hopefully in an entertaining way that you're not going to
Speaker 1: get elsewhere. But I have no hope that they will
Speaker 1: ever see the light and change.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: So people have to be selective where they get their
Speaker 1: information from. And I'd be very wary of people on
Speaker 1: the Internet because I think the Internet has become toxic
Speaker 1: and cancerous, and all these people that say wild stuff
Speaker 1: just because they want clicks and notoriety, I don't have
Speaker 1: a lot of faith or confidence in them as well.
Speaker 2: You have to find the.
Speaker 1: People you believe are credible that will give you the truth.
Speaker 1: And I think you know, we've proven over and over
Speaker 1: again over the years that we usually end up being
Speaker 1: proven right. I can't think of an example where I
Speaker 1: was wrong at the top on the top of my head,
Speaker 1: but I'm sure occasionally i am, and if I am,
Speaker 1: I'll gladly tell you I was wrong. But listen, Rose,
Speaker 1: God bless you, God bless your husband, God bless your family,
Speaker 1: God bless your business.
Speaker 2: I wish you the best. You sound like a wonderful family.