Speaker 1: Let not your heart be troubled. You are listening to
Speaker 1: the Sean Hannity Radio show podcast. This just into our newsroom.
Speaker 1: A plane has crashed into the World Trade Center. Was
Speaker 1: another apparently that was another plane seized. An airplane has
Speaker 1: crashed into the World Trade Center lost. There appears to
Speaker 1: be a gaping hole. There goes, there goes, there goes there,
Speaker 1: it goes, but the full side has collapsed. A building
Speaker 1: has collapses. Our two him complete cower by. Two airplanes
Speaker 1: have crashed into the World Trade Center. This We're not
Speaker 1: going to be cowered by it. If we're not afraidful.
Speaker 1: The freedom loving nations of the world stand by our
Speaker 1: sasshion stars rout to have the red, white and blue
Speaker 1: whiz twee. We'll not gland to sue way brought to
Speaker 1: be a part of this country. Je me, I think
Speaker 1: about the families children to the play. Freedom itself was
Speaker 1: attacked and freedom will be defantasy East are you here?
Speaker 1: You'll just leave? You think it might be just let
Speaker 1: you leave the fes. Someone raised DESI to raise the
Speaker 1: resolve of our great nation is being tested. Then she
Speaker 1: stands I pre through the wagon united see from fur
Speaker 1: courage scar I mean, I'm the writing dy. Then we
Speaker 1: will not forget the twenty eight hundred people feel. Police
Speaker 1: and fire not only were heroes at the beginning, but
Speaker 1: they're still heroes. Miss with. We're gonna come out of
Speaker 1: this emotionally stronger, and the commitment of our fathers is
Speaker 1: now the calling of our time to the bridge. Those
Speaker 1: guys stood more to them anyone ever expected. Over this truth.
Speaker 1: They messed with the wrong city, They missed with the
Speaker 1: wrong stake. Stand and I just don't want people to forget.
Speaker 1: Well they all have a sense of duty to protect
Speaker 1: us all we still first in our decombination rust of
Speaker 1: the country. Now understand who the true defenders are made
Speaker 1: the Irish Hills, Krussian maker lakes and rivers. Blession, we
Speaker 1: see we made the look of the Irish infrolls. You
Speaker 1: we seem made the blessings of Saint Patrick. Behold, God
Speaker 1: blessed Ireland and God blessed the United States of America.
Speaker 1: She stands now America's embracing a new ethic and a
Speaker 1: new creed. Let's roll. The phrase new York's Finest and
Speaker 1: New York's Bravest mean something, now, doesn't it? This is
Speaker 1: a time to reflect and be thankful for where we
Speaker 1: are today through the we will rebuild New York City.
Speaker 1: She still yet after America was attacked, it was as
Speaker 1: if our entire country looked into a mirror and saw
Speaker 1: our better selves. That was seventeen years ago. I can't
Speaker 1: even believe how long it has been. Michael W. Smith.
Speaker 1: The story behind that song, and obviously we added a
Speaker 1: lot of the audio to it, and we have other
Speaker 1: songs we'll be playing throughout the day today. Is that
Speaker 1: at some point after the attack that happened here in
Speaker 1: New York City, George W. Bush said to Michael W.
Speaker 1: You got you gotta write a song, the video to it.
Speaker 1: We'll put it up on our website, Hannity dot com.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you watch this video and hear this
Speaker 1: song and you don't cry, you don't have a heart,
Speaker 1: you don't have a soul. Anyway, eight hundred nine for
Speaker 1: one sewn toll free number. You want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program. Later on, Bernie Kerrick will we'll
Speaker 1: go back. We'll remember seventeen years ago. Then we'll go
Speaker 1: back and remember six years ago. It was also nine eleven,
Speaker 1: twenty twelve, when of course there was the attack in
Speaker 1: Benghazi and the stand down orders and the people. It's
Speaker 1: how fascinating that Barack Obama this past Friday, I called
Speaker 1: it a conspiracy theory about Benghazi. Can I add something?
Speaker 1: Do you mind? You know I never interrupt your monologue,
Speaker 1: so it's worthy. Go ahead, Linda, it's the lending them
Speaker 1: on Glacklin show. No, I just wanted to I was
Speaker 1: talking to someone the other day. I had never heard
Speaker 1: this as someone who lived here on nine eleven was
Speaker 1: trapped into building on nine to eleven myself, and I
Speaker 1: was talking to this guy who went down and volunteered
Speaker 1: on nine to eleven, and he was there. He was
Speaker 1: about three feet from the President when he came and
Speaker 1: gave that iconomy when he stood on the rubble with
Speaker 1: the bullhorn one hundred percent and was like, you know,
Speaker 1: giving soon the rest of the world will hear from us.
Speaker 1: And the interesting thing that he said to me, which
Speaker 1: I was like in shock, He's like no one could
Speaker 1: hear him because even though he was on the bullhorn,
Speaker 1: we were kind of behind him, right, and everyone on
Speaker 1: the job site, as they were calling it, was whispering
Speaker 1: in case they heard signs of life. Right, So there
Speaker 1: was this weirdness when everyone, like the President comes on
Speaker 1: the you know, the scene of this horrible terror attack,
Speaker 1: and you would think there'd be applause or cheering, and
Speaker 1: it was silence. The fireman, the elderly gentleman next to them.
Speaker 1: President Bush, I've run into many times. He's a wonderful man,
Speaker 1: and you know, it's it's an amazing thing to go
Speaker 1: back and think that we lived through this. And one
Speaker 1: of the things that always comes to mind, it's like
Speaker 1: you just can't believe it. One tower's hit, another tower's hit,
Speaker 1: the Pentagon's hit. I mean, think of it this way.
Speaker 1: My daughter just turned seventeen years old. She was born
Speaker 1: August twenty ninth, two thousand and one, and I asked
Speaker 1: her it sometimes, do you know what happened, you know,
Speaker 1: just a couple of weeks after you were born. She knows,
Speaker 1: she knows what happened, but she didn't live it. And
Speaker 1: it's amazing. How scared were you. It's like you're bringing
Speaker 1: your baby girl into this world and this happens, like
Speaker 1: what ten days later, those thoughts I wasn't afraid. I
Speaker 1: America had strength. It was chilling to watch. It's something
Speaker 1: that I've always known that evil exists. My dad had
Speaker 1: fought in World War Two after Pearl Harbor. I knew
Speaker 1: about his life experience four years in the Pacific. And
Speaker 1: we all know. I've learned enough history about your fascism, Nazism, communism.
Speaker 1: We know what happened Imperial Japan and that unprovoked attack.
Speaker 1: You know day that we'll live in infamy in nine
Speaker 1: to eleven with the worst attack in history. We're living here.
Speaker 1: And you know my son was in college. Now he
Speaker 1: literally dropped him off at nursery school, just dropped him off.
Speaker 1: Then I gotta call Gomez, calls me, Hannity Gomez, are
Speaker 1: you watching this like what? That's a run home race
Speaker 1: to the TV? And you know at that point he
Speaker 1: just stunts, just stunning one thing after another. Now, this
Speaker 1: is often the methodology of these terrorists, and all world's
Speaker 1: changed a lot from that. We forget you know, I know,
Speaker 1: we go through airports and we get padded down and
Speaker 1: we get wandered. Especially if you travel with sweet baby James,
Speaker 1: you get wanted more than usual because he has a
Speaker 1: big sign on his back that says wand me and
Speaker 1: everybody with me. He's the only one that gets wanted
Speaker 1: every single time. Now that he has an artist, unfortunately,
Speaker 1: well now he has a fake hip that this last
Speaker 1: Russia Summit disaster. Yeah, um, and but that never used
Speaker 1: to be the case. I remember how that day we
Speaker 1: were able to get on the air and radio. I mean,
Speaker 1: we couldn't get into the city. Nobody could enter New
Speaker 1: York City. And so Phil Boyce was our program director
Speaker 1: at the time over at the ex Wife our other
Speaker 1: station once that was once Good Good station and anyway,
Speaker 1: so over there, I'm just teasing our friends there, but honestly,
Speaker 1: we got up. We went. I went to w l
Speaker 1: i R in guard City, Long Island. It's since changed
Speaker 1: call letters a number of times, but it was a
Speaker 1: big station over at the time when I was growing
Speaker 1: up as a kid. It was an alternative rock station.
Speaker 1: And we went there and I'm sitting in one studio
Speaker 1: I think WLTW, which is light music in New York
Speaker 1: that they're in that studio. Opie and Anthony are in
Speaker 1: that studio. They were on ANYW at the time, and
Speaker 1: then that station was doing the Rome broadcasting and you
Speaker 1: got wires literally all up and down the hall, and
Speaker 1: somehow magically they were able to get everybody up on
Speaker 1: the air, and we were able to broadcast that day
Speaker 1: because I couldn't get into the city. I've lived on
Speaker 1: on a long island, and by the way, this is
Speaker 1: a very competitive business, but not that day. Everyone was
Speaker 1: all hands on deck. And the thing that stands out
Speaker 1: in my mind and what I remember the most, it
Speaker 1: was one shock after another, then the field in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: then the Pentagon. I remember when I was broadcasting. It
Speaker 1: was during the broadcast I had gotten a call from somebody.
Speaker 1: I don't think we've taken commercials that day, and I
Speaker 1: remember somebody said Barbara Olson was on the flight that
Speaker 1: hit the Pentagon, and that's Ted Olson's wife, former Solicitor General.
Speaker 1: Great guy. Barbara Olson had been a regular. She wrote
Speaker 1: about Hillary Clinton Held to Pay. I think it was
Speaker 1: the name of her book. I still have it. She
Speaker 1: had Hillary thesis from college, I remember. But more importantly
Speaker 1: is all of these families to this. This is a
Speaker 1: hard day for a lot of people. You know, there
Speaker 1: are kids that have grown up having never seen their
Speaker 1: mothers and fathers because they died that day. And a
Speaker 1: lot of the people that died were firemen, and a
Speaker 1: lot of them were policemen, and a lot of them
Speaker 1: were transit police people and other paramedics and first responders.
Speaker 1: And the most amazing thing that happens is while everybody
Speaker 1: is trying to get out of what is a horrific situation,
Speaker 1: those guys going up in the other direction. And even
Speaker 1: for a city like New York, which can be pretty cold,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's kind of a true image. I mean,
Speaker 1: Linda's walking through this. Come up, can you walk fast?
Speaker 1: Let's go? How are you going? Can we talk about
Speaker 1: my finer points today? And not bad thing? Yeah? Okay,
Speaker 1: But the point is New York came together because New
Speaker 1: York is a very impatient place at times, with impatient
Speaker 1: walkers on the streets. I am not alone, okay, But
Speaker 1: out of nowhere, all these you know, people started popping
Speaker 1: up tents and feeding all the first responders everywhere, all around,
Speaker 1: all around where the rubble was Campbell's soup. I never
Speaker 1: forget campbell soups. But they weren't charging anybody. Restaurants open,
Speaker 1: they didn't charge anybody, and you know, volunteers going down
Speaker 1: to the extent that they could allow people in. And
Speaker 1: I think we have a lot of lessons to learn
Speaker 1: from this. We had let our guard down. They were
Speaker 1: war with us. We had forgotten the Cobard Towers, the
Speaker 1: embassy bombings, and Kenyon and Tanzania, we forgot the USS
Speaker 1: coal the First Trade Center bombing. All that had happened,
Speaker 1: and we didn't do anything about it. And I don't
Speaker 1: Those enemies still exist out there, and that's a danger
Speaker 1: to every good man, woman and child on this earth.
Speaker 1: There is evil that wants to destroy us. You only
Speaker 1: need read the history of Stalin and Russia and fascism
Speaker 1: and Hitler in Germany. That is pure, unadulterated evil. You
Speaker 1: open any newspaper on any given day, you read about
Speaker 1: murder and rape and horrific things that are done man's
Speaker 1: in humanity demand. And on the other side of that,
Speaker 1: in the midst of such evil, you get the other
Speaker 1: side of the human experience, just pure generosity, goodness, courage
Speaker 1: on a level that you never see before. And that's
Speaker 1: what I remember. All those people that went up in
Speaker 1: the other direction and never went home that night pretty lieable.
Speaker 1: We better never forget, because it can happen again. We'd
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Speaker 1: You know it is um. I do love human true
Speaker 1: human courage, and I know like when we go to movies.
Speaker 1: We like to see heroic figures, we really do, I know,
Speaker 1: for whatever reason. And I'm not particularly somebody that likes
Speaker 1: Hollywood a whole lot, but you know, all these action
Speaker 1: figure hero movies, I know a lot of them do
Speaker 1: very well in the box office and people like them.
Speaker 1: But there were actually more real heroes that day, seventeen
Speaker 1: years ago. You know, you think about this, two planes
Speaker 1: hitting two towers, another plane hitting the Pentagon, A plane
Speaker 1: goes down on a field in Pennsylvania because a bunch
Speaker 1: of brave people said let's roll. Those were all heroes,
Speaker 1: every one of them. And we forget, but they're remember.
Speaker 1: We remember them all today, their courage. I don't even
Speaker 1: know to say about this idiot Joe Scarborough, Liberal Joe
Speaker 1: and Mika. It really outdoes himself this morning. He actually
Speaker 1: writes a Washington Post column. It's not like he miss spoke. Now.
Speaker 1: I'm on the era. I fly without a net four
Speaker 1: hours a day, live radio, live television, every single day.
Speaker 1: But when you take the time to really write something,
Speaker 1: you have time to sculpt it, go over it, think
Speaker 1: about it. He just made a total asse out of
Speaker 1: himself and he's trying to walk it back now Mediaite
Speaker 1: has the story up that, after receiving heavy criticism, he
Speaker 1: was asking whether President Trump had a more detrimental impact
Speaker 1: on America than nine to eleven. I mean, this is
Speaker 1: how sick and twisted and ugly and deranged that Conspiracy
Speaker 1: Network has become. I mean, it's twenty four to seven
Speaker 1: hating Trump. You can't put it aside for five seconds,
Speaker 1: not even on nine to eleven oh one. And just anyway,
Speaker 1: he does a title a title piece in the Washington Post.
Speaker 1: Trump is harming the dream of America more than any
Speaker 1: foreign adversary ever could. Is it even worth talking about
Speaker 1: this guy? No, it really isn't just pretty disgusting, it's
Speaker 1: really twisted. It's sick. You know, all the success that
Speaker 1: we're having. Maybe you don't like the style of the president,
Speaker 1: the tweets of the president, things he says, sometimes the
Speaker 1: fights that he picks. But you can't deny it's worker.
Speaker 1: That's one thing. By the way, Joey Scarborough'll meek they
Speaker 1: used to love the president. Yes, they don't like them
Speaker 1: now so now they've gone all in. That's a Republican
Speaker 1: on Conspiracy TV MSNBC job STARTI joins us in a minute.
Speaker 1: The President now is at his desk at the White
Speaker 1: House in the Oval Office and talking about Hurricane Florence,
Speaker 1: a Cat four headed right for the Carolina Coast and
Speaker 1: the eastern coast of the United States. Here's what he says. Okay,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. I've received a briefing from Secretary Nielsen,
Speaker 1: administrat along and my senior staff regarding Hurricane Florence and
Speaker 1: other tropical systems that will soon impact the United States
Speaker 1: and its territories. The safety of American people is my
Speaker 1: absolute highest priority. We are sparing no expense. We are
Speaker 1: totally prepared. We're ready. We're as ready as anybody's ever been.
Speaker 1: And it looks to me, and it looks to all
Speaker 1: of a lot of very talented people that do this
Speaker 1: for a living, like this is going to be a
Speaker 1: storm that's going to be a very large one, far
Speaker 1: larger than we've seen in perhaps decades. Things can change,
Speaker 1: but we doubt they will at this stage. It's pretty
Speaker 1: late stage. We doubt they're going to be very very
Speaker 1: far off course. The places that are in the way
Speaker 1: and in the most jeopardy would be Virginia, North Carolina,
Speaker 1: South Carolina, that area, and again they haven't seen anything
Speaker 1: like what's coming at us in twenty five thirty years
Speaker 1: maybe ever. It's tremendously big and tremendously wet, tremendous amounts
Speaker 1: of water. So I've spoken with the governors of South Carolina,
Speaker 1: North Carolina, and Virginia. They're prepared, We're prepared. We're working
Speaker 1: very well in conjunction with the governors. I'd like to
Speaker 1: ask Brock along our administrator has done so well for
Speaker 1: US and Texas and Florida, we have something it could
Speaker 1: very well be very similar to Texas in the sense
Speaker 1: that it's tremendous amounts of water. Texas was the one
Speaker 1: that had I would say to this point, Brock probably
Speaker 1: more water than we've ever seen in a storm or
Speaker 1: a hurricane, and it went out for seconds and thirds.
Speaker 1: We've never seen anything like Edward. But females, you know,
Speaker 1: did a fantastic job, and a fantastic job well so
Speaker 1: in Florida. And I'd like to ask Kruc if you
Speaker 1: would to just say a few words to the media
Speaker 1: as to where it is now, what's going to be happening,
Speaker 1: and how well prepared we are. Thank you as president. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: Hurricane Florence is setting up to be a devastating event
Speaker 1: to the Carolinas and potentially Virginia as well. So as
Speaker 1: you can see their forecasts, they're forecasting a major landfalling
Speaker 1: storm category three or four storm. At landfall, the biggest
Speaker 1: hazard that we're worried about is storm surge. That's the
Speaker 1: primary driver of the evacuations that are underway by the
Speaker 1: states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia right now. But
Speaker 1: as this system comes in and makes landfall during the weekend,
Speaker 1: it's forecast to stall out, lose this steering it's steering
Speaker 1: currents and drop copious amounts of rainfall. Unfortunately, the remnants
Speaker 1: of Gordon passed through the Mid Atlantic over the weekend
Speaker 1: and dropped a lot of rain, saturating rivers. So Hurricane
Speaker 1: Florence has it come in and puts anywhere between twenty
Speaker 1: and thirty inches more and isolated areas to create a
Speaker 1: lot of indland flooding. So right now, sir, we're supporting
Speaker 1: the governors with achieving their life safety evacuation movements. We're
Speaker 1: focused on mass care and sheltering, and then we'll be
Speaker 1: focused on helping them to execute their response and recovery goals.
Speaker 1: What are the chances that it veers off costs and
Speaker 1: the hit won't be so direct. What are the chances
Speaker 1: of that? Unfortunately, I believe there's quite a bit of
Speaker 1: certainty in the track forecast because the forward speed is
Speaker 1: picking up, it's getting faster, and when systems do that,
Speaker 1: the track forecast becomes a lot more accurate. And I
Speaker 1: think the expectation needs to be set with the citizens
Speaker 1: in this area that if you've been asked to leave,
Speaker 1: get out of the areas that are going to flood
Speaker 1: and get into a facility that can withstand the winds.
Speaker 1: Let's set the expectations as well. This has an opportunity
Speaker 1: of being a very devastating storm. The power is going
Speaker 1: to be off for weeks, You're going to be displaced
Speaker 1: from your home in the coastal areas, and there will
Speaker 1: be flooding in the inland areas as well. So these
Speaker 1: are going to be statewide events. The hazards will be statewide.
Speaker 1: Thanks you wanted to show us this one, then this
Speaker 1: is a This is a seven day rainfall graphic. As
Speaker 1: you can see, the pink areas and the purple areas
Speaker 1: indicate twenty inches that's a mean area rainfall, that's an
Speaker 1: average rainfall amount, but you may see isolated amounts greater
Speaker 1: into the thirty inch range over Virginia, the central portions
Speaker 1: of Virginia and West Virginia. And these impacts are they're
Speaker 1: going to be through the mid Atlantic. So we're coordinating
Speaker 1: not only with South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, but other
Speaker 1: mid Atlantic states all the way to Delaware. Good, I guess, sir,
Speaker 1: And it has been great coordination. I have to tell you.
Speaker 1: The states have been terrific. Everybody's working together. The governors
Speaker 1: and all of their representatives have been absolutely fantastic in
Speaker 1: FEMA as nobody like you people, I mean they what
Speaker 1: they're doing is incredible. Do you have any questions for
Speaker 1: Secretary Nielsen or for Brock? Long since we see from
Speaker 1: what happened Puerto Ricos, Puerto Rico, I think Puerto Rico
Speaker 1: was incredibly successful. Puerto Rico was actually our toughest one
Speaker 1: of all because it's an island, so you can't trump
Speaker 1: things onto and everything is by boat. We moved to
Speaker 1: hospital into Puerto Rico, a tremendous military hospital in the
Speaker 1: form of a ship. You know that. And I actually think,
Speaker 1: and the governor has been very nice and if you
Speaker 1: asked the governor, he'll tell you what a great job
Speaker 1: I think, probably the hardest one we had by far
Speaker 1: wast Puerto Rico because of the island nature, and I
Speaker 1: actually think it was one of the best jobs that's
Speaker 1: ever been done. With respect to what this is all about.
Speaker 1: Puerto Rico got hit not with one hurricane but with two.
Speaker 1: And the problem with Puerto Rico is their electric grid
Speaker 1: and their electric generating plan was dead before the storm's
Speaker 1: ever hit. It was in very bad shape. It was
Speaker 1: in bankruptcy, had no money, it was largely you know,
Speaker 1: it was largely closed, and when the storm hit, they
Speaker 1: had no electricity essentially before the storm, and when the
Speaker 1: storm hit, that took it out entirely. The job that
Speaker 1: FEMA and law enforcement and everybody did working along with
Speaker 1: the governor in Puerto Rico, I think was tremendous. I
Speaker 1: think the Puerto Rico was an incredible unsung success. Texas.
Speaker 1: We had been given a pluses for Florida, we've been
Speaker 1: given a pluses for I think in a certain way,
Speaker 1: the best job we did was Puerto Rico. But nobody
Speaker 1: would understand that. I mean, that's it's harder to understand.
Speaker 1: It was a very hard, very hard thing to do
Speaker 1: because of the fact they had no electric before the
Speaker 1: storm's hit. It was dead, as you probably know. So
Speaker 1: we've gotten a lot of receptivity, a lot of thanks
Speaker 1: for the job we've done in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico
Speaker 1: was very important and by the way, speaking of Puerto Rico,
Speaker 1: and there to be affected pretty much pretty soon by
Speaker 1: something else that's on its way, is it right? Potentially
Speaker 1: Hurricane Isaac right now is tracking south of the island,
Speaker 1: but we are We have several thousand people inside Puerto
Speaker 1: Rico right now working on long term recovery that have
Speaker 1: shifted to the response mode to monitor as Isaac passes
Speaker 1: to the sea. Do not want to see Hurricane Isaac
Speaker 1: hit Puerto Rico, That's all we need. But we have
Speaker 1: a big hurricane out there and then sort of skirting
Speaker 1: along Puerto Rico and the edge of Puerto Rico, that
Speaker 1: would not be good. How much do you think you
Speaker 1: need for ricovery efforts next, Well, we have it currently.
Speaker 1: We're gonna obviously these are all unanticipated, so we'll go
Speaker 1: to Congress. Congress will be very generous because we have
Speaker 1: no choice. This is the United States, and it's whether
Speaker 1: it's Texas or Florida, or frankly, if it's Virginia, because
Speaker 1: Virginia looks like it's very much in the path. Maryland,
Speaker 1: by the way, could be affected, very seriously affected. Just
Speaker 1: to add it's a little bit outside of the path.
Speaker 1: And then of course South Carolina and North Carolina. I
Speaker 1: think that any amounts of money, whatever it takes, we're
Speaker 1: going to do. But we're already set up. We have
Speaker 1: tremendous trucking systems, we have food systems, we have a
Speaker 1: lot of a lot of contractors waiting. But for the
Speaker 1: most part, it's been handled by FEMA, and also we've
Speaker 1: coordinated locally. We have food for days, we have emergency
Speaker 1: equipment and generators for many days. We should be in
Speaker 1: great shape. Now, I've also heard it could be twenty
Speaker 1: one and twenty two inches. If you can imagine what
Speaker 1: that is, twenty two inches of rain. It is not
Speaker 1: something that we've had, certainly we've never had this on
Speaker 1: the East Coast. But I think we're very well prepared,
Speaker 1: very well set up. When you say, yeah, I think
Speaker 1: this storm right here is very similar to Hurricane Hugo,
Speaker 1: and it's almost like a combination of Hurricane Hugo and
Speaker 1: eighty nine and her Floyd in nineteen ninety nine. But look,
Speaker 1: successful disaster response and recovery is one that's locally executed,
Speaker 1: state managed, and federally supported. So what FEMA is doing
Speaker 1: is prepositioning the federal government's assets to support each one
Speaker 1: of those governors that are about to be impacted with
Speaker 1: achieving their response and recovery goals. And that's the way
Speaker 1: emergency management and disaster response works best. I also think
Speaker 1: i'd i'd like to point out that what we learned
Speaker 1: last year is that we have got to build a
Speaker 1: true culture preparedness within our citizens here in America. This
Speaker 1: is a partnership and it takes anything from neighbor helping
Speaker 1: neighbor all the way to the federal government when it
Speaker 1: comes to correctly responding and recovery. We as power opportunity.
Speaker 1: What we'll do that right now? So sure, great, that's
Speaker 1: a great question. So FEMA doesn't own the power the
Speaker 1: power grids in any one of these states. A lot
Speaker 1: of them are owned by the private industry. So what
Speaker 1: we have our Business Emergency Operations Center calls. We're concentrating
Speaker 1: with the private vendors to make sure that they have
Speaker 1: strong mutual aid program is in place, and we set
Speaker 1: up incident support great bases to help stage power crews
Speaker 1: coming in from other states, and largely it's famous job
Speaker 1: to get out of the way to make sure that
Speaker 1: the private power companies can get into these areas to
Speaker 1: set up their grid. We don't own it. We don't
Speaker 1: own it. But unlike Puerto Rico, you have very strong
Speaker 1: power companies. They're very powerful, very well managed in the
Speaker 1: sense that they they have tremendous overcapacity. They are going
Speaker 1: to do a great job. They also have made contracts
Speaker 1: with other power companies that won't be affected, and they're
Speaker 1: going to be coming in. Just answer your question, they'll
Speaker 1: be coming in to the various states that will be affected.
Speaker 1: They're going to be coming in very strongly, and they're
Speaker 1: already lining up. They'll be here probably for the most
Speaker 1: part tomorrow or shortly before the stormheads, so they're going
Speaker 1: to be in great shape. These are really states that
Speaker 1: have very very strong power authorities. President people who need
Speaker 1: not that way. Well, that's very rich. I mean again,
Speaker 1: we've never seen anything quite like this. On the East
Speaker 1: Coast at least, and if it turns out to be
Speaker 1: as bad, you know, we go out there, you have
Speaker 1: you have people that actually go fly through these storms.
Speaker 1: These are very brave people, but they fly through and
Speaker 1: from what I'm hearing, the sites that they're seeing have
Speaker 1: not been seen on the East Coast before. So I
Speaker 1: would say everybody should get out. I mean, you have
Speaker 1: to listen to your local authorities and whether you're Upland
Speaker 1: or downland, but depending on where you are, you have
Speaker 1: to listen and you have to get out if they
Speaker 1: want you to get out, because it's going to be
Speaker 1: impossible to have people get in there, whether it's law
Speaker 1: enforcement or FEMA or anybody else. Once this thing, so
Speaker 1: it's going to be really really bad along the coast. Okay,
Speaker 1: anything else you ordering, well, you shouldn't be talking about
Speaker 1: that right now because it doesn't matter. But I really
Speaker 1: appreciate this statement. This state was excellent, and they both
Speaker 1: set out you know, the president. Wrapping up now is
Speaker 1: we go to Joe bistorti WeatherBell dot com. Joe, you've
Speaker 1: been saying one thing that you said to me in
Speaker 1: a text message. This is the real thing. This is
Speaker 1: the real deal. It's gonna the pattern, which was confirmed
Speaker 1: by the President's guy. The pattern is not going to shift.
Speaker 1: It's going right to the Carolinas and Virginia. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that there's a track rock showing that the track, well,
Speaker 1: you know, we've been further south, we've been in at
Speaker 1: Wilmington's Cape Fear and then taking it sort of toward Asheville,
Speaker 1: not quite as much up toward Virginia, and I think
Speaker 1: that that still has validity. And I could have given
Speaker 1: a strength of this big upper ridge of high pressure
Speaker 1: that's going to be developing this weekend, I could see
Speaker 1: this track going almost straight westward through South Carolina into
Speaker 1: North Georgia. I'm actually a little bit more concerned about
Speaker 1: North Georgia and South Carolina than Virginia now where where
Speaker 1: landfall is at Cape Fear, I don't think we're going
Speaker 1: to we're going to vary that at all. And the
Speaker 1: question becomes how fast does it come ashore? And if
Speaker 1: you see it, the best thing that can happen in
Speaker 1: the best of the worst world is that this comes
Speaker 1: and stops just offshore the water up wells, and even
Speaker 1: though those beaches will be getting battered, it would weaken
Speaker 1: a bit just before it came inland. And if it
Speaker 1: just keeps coming and coming and coming, and if it's
Speaker 1: inland late Thursday night Friday morning, you're going to see
Speaker 1: one hundred and forty hundred and fifty mile an hour
Speaker 1: winds where it makes landfall around Cape Fear. We do
Speaker 1: think that this is going to it sometime crawl to
Speaker 1: an almost halt. And the question is when and where
Speaker 1: is that hawk going to be? Is it going to
Speaker 1: be on the South Carolina? You said this yesterday that
Speaker 1: it's a slower moving storm than you go, which went
Speaker 1: in and out and created massive damage. And then that
Speaker 1: sense it makes it more deadly to you. It makes it.
Speaker 1: It makes it if it comes in and then stalls,
Speaker 1: that's the worst case scenario because it won't have time.
Speaker 1: A lot of times when these storms stall in these
Speaker 1: coastal waters, what will happen is they'll be up well
Speaker 1: and the water will cool and they'll start to get
Speaker 1: a little bit weaker. The storm that hit in nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty four and Dora, for instance, stopped off St. Augustine
Speaker 1: for a while before it came in, So instead of
Speaker 1: going in at one forty one in at one twenty.
Speaker 1: What we want to emphasize and what we would say
Speaker 1: to weather Bell is we believe this is going to
Speaker 1: be a storm that very very close and on top
Speaker 1: of Cape Fear late Thursday night and on into Friday morning,
Speaker 1: and then the track is more west into the southern
Speaker 1: part of the Carolina southern North Carolina, South Carolina, rather
Speaker 1: than up. I'm not really impressed with the I'm not
Speaker 1: saying I'm not saying stop in Virginia. I'm certain not
Speaker 1: telling you to you know, I don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is that when that storm gets to
Speaker 1: the coast, there is a rearrangement of the upper pattern,
Speaker 1: sort of a handoff from the Atlantic Ridge to the
Speaker 1: Big Ridge is going to be over the Great Lakes
Speaker 1: of blocking Upper High and that when is it gonna hit?
Speaker 1: We gotta we gotta run here. When when do you
Speaker 1: think this makes landfall? It's midnight to six am Friday
Speaker 1: morning at Cape or North Carolina. That's when I think
Speaker 1: the center comes ashore. All right, When does it really
Speaker 1: start hitting though? Well, that big hurricane force winds reached
Speaker 1: the North Carolina coast by noon, maybe nine am in
Speaker 1: the morning on Thursday. I think those areas are getting battered.
Speaker 1: So by the time I come on the air Thursday
Speaker 1: night at nine, it's going to be in full swing
Speaker 1: by y'all. Oh yeah, it's gonna be rocking and rolling.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just that storm is going to be
Speaker 1: WeatherBell dot com for the very latest. Americans do not
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Speaker 1: rid the world of evil. I hear people say we
Speaker 1: don't need this war and it's not a wart. I say,
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Speaker 1: tell me, there's no words to describe what's going on out.
Speaker 1: Have you go? America is a nation full of good fortune,
Speaker 1: was so much to be grateful for, but we are
Speaker 1: not spared from suffering. In every generation the world has
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Speaker 1: in the field beyond this wall, and in the skies
Speaker 1: above our heads, we remember the moment when America fought back.
Speaker 1: We're also joined by members of the National Park Service,
Speaker 1: along with firefighters, first responders, and incredible people from law enforcement.
Speaker 1: These are truly great people. Some of you here today
Speaker 1: answered the call and raced to this field seventeen years ago.
Speaker 1: You fill our hearts with pride, and I want to
Speaker 1: thank you on behalf of our country. Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: All right, joining us now. He was the police commissioner
Speaker 1: on nine to eleven, two thousand and one in New
Speaker 1: York City, showed incredible heroism and bravery. By the way,
Speaker 1: as a brand new book out. It's a novel and
Speaker 1: it's called The Grave Above the Grave and actually comes
Speaker 1: from really real life experiences as I've been reading it.
Speaker 1: Of them Bernard characters, Well, what's up, commission how are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good, Sean, how are you? It's really good to
Speaker 1: see you. I think back seventeen years ago and I
Speaker 1: just it's unimaginable that all of that happened. You know,
Speaker 1: we played the song by Daryl Warley. Have you forgotten?
Speaker 1: I think a lot of people sadly have forgotten. I
Speaker 1: think we get further away. You see this guy here
Speaker 1: seventeen years later. Yeah, nothing has happened to Khalid Sheik Muhammad,
Speaker 1: who is the mastermind of no trial. Yeah, still waiting
Speaker 1: for trial seventeen years later. Why is he alive? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Who knows? Who knows? Yeah? Um, I just walk us
Speaker 1: through that day because you experienced something the worst attack
Speaker 1: on American soil in our history. You know it can
Speaker 1: add Pearl Harbor, the second worst, just as bad, horrible
Speaker 1: death and destruction, and you nearly died in the process.
Speaker 1: I did a couple of times. Actually that morning I
Speaker 1: was in my office when the first plane hit Tower one.
Speaker 1: My chiefest staff, Chompicciano, came in and told me that
Speaker 1: a plane hit the tower. I got to see the
Speaker 1: damage on TV and through one of my conference room windows.
Speaker 1: I called them Mayor. I told him I meet him
Speaker 1: downtown at seven World Trade, directly across the street from
Speaker 1: Tower one. That's where our commands for your command centerway. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was. I was going to meet him there. And
Speaker 1: jumped in the car down to West Broadway and Vesse
Speaker 1: and we were stopped by the cops. A sergeant came
Speaker 1: up to my car and he said, Commissioner, you can't
Speaker 1: pull onto the block. They're jumping. And I hadn't. I
Speaker 1: didn't know what I didn't know what he was talking about,
Speaker 1: and I got out of the vehicle. That was one
Speaker 1: of the hardest things to watch. I looked up at one.
Speaker 1: In that first few minutes, I watched probably two dozen
Speaker 1: people jumped to their death and they were landing on vesse.
Speaker 1: They were landing in the courtyard between the two buildings
Speaker 1: and pretty much disintegrating and uh, well, for those that
Speaker 1: don't know, the reason they had to jump is that
Speaker 1: they had jet fuel and they and the fire obviously,
Speaker 1: and they were burning. They were being burnt a lot. Well,
Speaker 1: they were not wat sean. It was it was probably
Speaker 1: fifteen hundred to two thousand degrees in that area where
Speaker 1: they were, so they they took what they thought was
Speaker 1: the best route to end it, really because there was
Speaker 1: no living through it. We waited there on that corner.
Speaker 1: We backed up the vehicles. I told the Mayor's detail
Speaker 1: to meet us on Barkley and West Broadway, and as
Speaker 1: I was waiting for him, the second aircraft slammed through
Speaker 1: the north side of the tower. So when you see
Speaker 1: that big orange fireball blow out the north side of
Speaker 1: Tower two, me and my staff Joe loaded the Deputy Mayor,
Speaker 1: we were standing under it. You had no doubt after
Speaker 1: the first plane though, that this was terror. After you
Speaker 1: know what, if the first plane it could be an accident.
Speaker 1: The damage looked too big, you know, they kept saying plane.
Speaker 1: I was thinking, how big? What kind of plane? What
Speaker 1: was nobody know at the time? Was it a small
Speaker 1: you know, right? You know? Plane? The people the damage
Speaker 1: was enormous. But when the second plane hit, I didn't
Speaker 1: actually see the plane. It came from the southern end
Speaker 1: of Manhattan and it blew out the north side of
Speaker 1: the building over top of us. But I could hear
Speaker 1: the aviation pilots, the helicopter pilots from the NYPD yelling
Speaker 1: that a second aircraft had just hit Tower two, And
Speaker 1: at that minute, that moment, I knew we were under attack.
Speaker 1: When you think back to that day and your job
Speaker 1: at that moment is to lead your guy, and it
Speaker 1: that includes fd NY, I mean the fire department. They
Speaker 1: lost a ton of people, right, A lot of first
Speaker 1: responders lost their life, and I think the most amazing
Speaker 1: thing to me in that day is everybody else and
Speaker 1: that's in the World Trade Center that rightly they're racing
Speaker 1: down to get out of the building. But in the
Speaker 1: other direction there's a group of other people, you know what,
Speaker 1: And this is I think this is what people just
Speaker 1: can't grasp. Because of the magnitude of the attack, New
Speaker 1: York City first responders, the fire Department, the police Department,
Speaker 1: in Port Authority Police effected the greatest rescue mission in
Speaker 1: the history of this country. They took twenty to twenty
Speaker 1: five thousand people out of those buildings in the immediate area,
Speaker 1: and they evacuated more than a million people into the
Speaker 1: four boroughs and into New Jersey under Rudy Giuliani's leadership.
Speaker 1: It was a little over an hour before the towers
Speaker 1: came down, right right, So you didn't have a lot
Speaker 1: of time. But we remember the videos people walking over
Speaker 1: bridges and no exactly, Hey, Shan, you know what, when
Speaker 1: the first how we imploded. The Mayor and I, as
Speaker 1: you know, we were actually trapped inside seventy five Barkley
Speaker 1: on a block away blocked north. He was on the
Speaker 1: phone with the White House trying to get the president,
Speaker 1: and somebody came on the line, and I remember he
Speaker 1: hung up the phone. He looked at me, he said,
Speaker 1: this isn't good. I said, what is it? He said,
Speaker 1: somebody just told me that they think the Pentagon got hit.
Speaker 1: They're evacuating the White House. And they hung up on me.
Speaker 1: And I was before I could get my head around
Speaker 1: what he just said, the first tower came down. The
Speaker 1: first hower came down, and it felt like, you know,
Speaker 1: a freight train was coming through the side of the
Speaker 1: building we were in. And then then second you can't
Speaker 1: see a thing. You couldn't see nothing, you know. I
Speaker 1: you know, I can look back and laugh now, but
Speaker 1: at the time I actually thought, I said, you know,
Speaker 1: all the stuff I've been through my life, gun battles, shootouts,
Speaker 1: partners shot partner, friends killed in the line of duty,
Speaker 1: and all this stuff, all that stuff, but I'm gonna
Speaker 1: suffocate in this office because there was no way out.
Speaker 1: I couldn't breathe, and we were actually trapped in there
Speaker 1: for about twenty twenty five minutes. And then we got
Speaker 1: these maintenance guys to open up some doors under you know,
Speaker 1: in the basement of the building, and went out onto
Speaker 1: Church Street, and I remember getting into one hundred Church
Speaker 1: walking through a vestibule door and there was no sound.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. There was no sound there. It was definitely silent.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about those guys. How many first responders, police, firemen,
Speaker 1: port authority cops? You know? I lost? I lost twenty
Speaker 1: three that worked for me. The Port Authority police lost
Speaker 1: thirty seven. But the New York City Fire depart Department three,
Speaker 1: you know, and in the Mayor and I when we
Speaker 1: got trapped, we actually walked up Church Street to Houston
Speaker 1: to the firehouse. That house was locked down, it was complete,
Speaker 1: there wasn't no one in it. They left that to
Speaker 1: me is the story. I gotta take a break, We'll
Speaker 1: come back. Bernie Carrica remains with US former NYPD commissioner.
Speaker 1: He was there. He put his life on the line
Speaker 1: on nine eleven, nearly lost it. He also has his
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Speaker 1: Bernie Karen, former New York City Police Commissioner, on nine
Speaker 1: to eleven, as we remember all that happened that day.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and one is a book out. It's called
Speaker 1: The Grave Above the Grade. Chilling reminder of what we're
Speaker 1: up against. You know, you have in the midst of evil,
Speaker 1: because there's only one way to describe this as evil.
Speaker 1: And then you have your guys what you trained for.
Speaker 1: And everybody's going one way to get the hell out
Speaker 1: of there, and you guys are going in the opposite direction.
Speaker 1: I have to believe that those firemen and policemen knew
Speaker 1: that there was a good chance they were going to
Speaker 1: their death that day. They had to listen. They're smart people.
Speaker 1: They ran from the scene when the stuff fell, right,
Speaker 1: and after everything settled after Building two imploded, they went
Speaker 1: back to Tower one. They went back into the building,
Speaker 1: They went back to the surrounding area to start re evacuating.
Speaker 1: You know, there is courage like that is not easy
Speaker 1: to come by, and they knew the perils inherent with
Speaker 1: what they were doing. It's amazing. I give I have
Speaker 1: a lot of friends of mine and law enforcement, and
Speaker 1: then on the fire department, I give them such hell.
Speaker 1: I'm a horrible front. I'm like, wait, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: you get twenty four hours on in the twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: You get to cook these great meals, you get rack time,
Speaker 1: they get to sleep, sometimes not a lot, you know what,
Speaker 1: but when they're needed. The one day it was one day,
Speaker 1: and and then the one fire, one day and their
Speaker 1: life could be over. And it happens. It happens more
Speaker 1: often than it should, right u it is. And then
Speaker 1: you know, there was a pretty amazing moment too, because
Speaker 1: all these stores started opening up and just feeding all
Speaker 1: the first responders. Listen, we held cash, you know, changing hands.
Speaker 1: People just stepped up. If there's one thing that bothers
Speaker 1: me about what we're going through today, you know, the
Speaker 1: political attacks, the persecution of the president, this polarization in
Speaker 1: Washington on September eleventh, this was one country, completely, one country.
Speaker 1: And we had cops that drove and fireman that drove
Speaker 1: from California down to ground zero over a three or
Speaker 1: four day period. And I remember going down there at
Speaker 1: night and stopping these guys from Oakland, California, and I said,
Speaker 1: what are you doing here? Like, how'd you get here?
Speaker 1: There's no flights? Yeah, they said, well, my man, here's
Speaker 1: got to pick up. And this guy had a car
Speaker 1: and we jumped in. We just got on route eighty
Speaker 1: headed east until we saw the smoke. One thing I
Speaker 1: remembered is Campbell soup. I mean it may not sound
Speaker 1: like a big deal. I eat Campbell soup all the time.
Speaker 1: Check a noodle. They set up a soup tent for everybody,
Speaker 1: that's right, and they fed them for weeks and weeks
Speaker 1: and weeks, and the food came from everywhere, everywhere, everywhere.
Speaker 1: You know, it just as a reminder that evil does
Speaker 1: exist in the United States. To me, must remain the
Speaker 1: strong force for good. I always say, Ernie, that there's
Speaker 1: never been a country in the history of man that
Speaker 1: has accumulated more power, not only abused it less, but
Speaker 1: advanced the human condition for good. Not that we're perfect.
Speaker 1: And we saw the worst day that we could imagine,
Speaker 1: and then we saw the best in humanity by people
Speaker 1: like yourself and the mayor, and all of those firemen
Speaker 1: and policemen, port authority, cops and paramedics that all went there.
Speaker 1: It blows me away. And those families never got to
Speaker 1: see their families again. It's sad, it is it is,
Speaker 1: And all those people killed. I think there's a term,
Speaker 1: you know, this term never forget, never forgive, and never
Speaker 1: forgive you cannot forgive the people that did this. You
Speaker 1: can't forget what their what their mindset is, what their
Speaker 1: ideology is, what they want. They want the demise of Israel,
Speaker 1: they want the demise of this country. They strongly believe
Speaker 1: that if you don't worship the same god they do
Speaker 1: the same way they do, they have a right to
Speaker 1: kill you. And personally me, I just I'd rather be
Speaker 1: on the opposite end. I think we should kill them
Speaker 1: first before they kill us. It's interesting your new book
Speaker 1: is out the Grave Above the Grave, and it is
Speaker 1: about another attack on American soil from a network of
Speaker 1: radical Islamic terrorism, so it's really ripped from the headlines.
Speaker 1: You are a hero then and you are today, and
Speaker 1: I know the course of what you've done, you save lives.
Speaker 1: You're also a dear friend of mine. Thank you for
Speaker 1: what you did that day. I'll never forget. And everybody else,
Speaker 1: And to all the families that lost loved ones, we're
Speaker 1: thinking about them today and they're in our prayers. It's
Speaker 1: unimaginable these kids grow up with our parents after this,
Speaker 1: and you know what, Sean, just, on a personal note,
Speaker 1: thank you for what you do, because without your support,
Speaker 1: without people like you supporting the first responders. You know,
Speaker 1: this is why I hate taking on the FBI every day.
Speaker 1: I don't want to like doing it. We live in
Speaker 1: a time right now where there's so much anti government,
Speaker 1: anti comp sentiment, anti military sentiment by the left. They
Speaker 1: need all the support they can get. Ah, you are
Speaker 1: a hero that day. Thank you, Thank you, Bernie Carrick.
Speaker 1: The book is called The Grave Above the Grave. We'll
Speaker 1: put it up on Hannity dot com. We'll take a
Speaker 1: quick break, we'll come back, we'll continue. Over the past
Speaker 1: few decades, the politics of division, of resentment and paranoia
Speaker 1: has unfortunately found a home in the Republican Party. This
Speaker 1: Congress has championed the unwinding of campaign finance loss to
Speaker 1: give billionaires outside influence over our politics, embraced wild conspiracy
Speaker 1: theories right no surrounding Benghazi one more thing if I
Speaker 1: made This year, a representative of the House referred to
Speaker 1: all loss as just another incident. This year. A network
Speaker 1: commented has said the President's performance in Helsinki was the
Speaker 1: Traders Act, as was nine to eleven. And last week
Speaker 1: a senator attacked the Supreme Court nominee and qual to
Speaker 1: him a racist for alleged comments after nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: Stop stop, please stop using the bones and ashes of
Speaker 1: all loved ones as props in your political theater. Their lives,
Speaker 1: sacrifices and death. Oh or it's so much more. Let's
Speaker 1: not trivilize them or us. It hurts to my mom
Speaker 1: and to all of you and your loved ones. Never forget.
Speaker 1: You know here it is nine to eleven two what eighteen?
Speaker 1: We had nine eleven, two thousand and one, We had
Speaker 1: Bernie Kerrig on the program earlier. Then, of course we
Speaker 1: know what happened on nine eleven, twenty twelve. And if
Speaker 1: you go back and you think about it, well that's
Speaker 1: when Benghazi happened. And there you have Baraque Obama claiming, oh,
Speaker 1: this is a conspiracy theory. Well we know it wasn't
Speaker 1: a conspiracy theory because the people that were there on
Speaker 1: the ground that others asked to sign non disclosure agreements,
Speaker 1: they've told a very very different story. By the way,
Speaker 1: we have two heroes that we're talking to today. Sean
Speaker 1: Parnell is with us. By the way, a Purple Heart
Speaker 1: recipient's got a novel out. By the way, it's an
Speaker 1: amazing man of war and New York Times best selling
Speaker 1: author and also Chris Tanto Peranto, Well, I don't really
Speaker 1: like in real life, he's not a nice person. He's
Speaker 1: a horrible human being. Actually, thanks brother, aciate that. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna come, gonna hang up now. Uh now we've actually
Speaker 1: become good friends and we can do that. By the way,
Speaker 1: is that story true that your Twitter account was suspended?
Speaker 1: What's up with that? Twice in about forty eight hours?
Speaker 1: What did you do? I oh, there was a there
Speaker 1: was a there's a left a liberal group that that
Speaker 1: was well Rob O'Neil tweeted something and I don't true acts.
Speaker 1: People send these things to make we Robo O'Neil is
Speaker 1: the guy that shot Been Lauch. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Well
Speaker 1: they said, well, Robot during during Obama Space, she couldn't
Speaker 1: you know. He said he could say Nazism, neo nazis
Speaker 1: him over and over and Rob said, well, yeah, but
Speaker 1: neo Nazi, but you still can't say radical Islam. And
Speaker 1: then this left his group chimed in, well he did
Speaker 1: kill Osama bin Laden to Rob, and obviously this group
Speaker 1: did not know who Rob was. And when I read
Speaker 1: I was like, oh my god, I just busted up lasting,
Speaker 1: So I mocked him. I said, did you just tell
Speaker 1: the guy that shot and sell them in Laden that
Speaker 1: you get that Dirk Hussein Obama killed Ben Laden? And
Speaker 1: I just laughed and I did say one normal Tano
Speaker 1: rangerself president said on Friday, the politics of division and
Speaker 1: paranoia is found a home and the Republican Party, and
Speaker 1: they've embraced wild conspiracy theories like those surrounding Benghazi. Um, well,
Speaker 1: you were there on September eleventh, two thousand and twelve,
Speaker 1: and we lost lives that day, and you were given
Speaker 1: a stand down order because I've interviewed you enough that
Speaker 1: you told me and yeah, all of this happened. And
Speaker 1: then you end up in Germany and for the first
Speaker 1: time you turn on the TV and you hear people
Speaker 1: lying about what had happened there, you know, and at
Speaker 1: that point in time, it was sickening, but I turned
Speaker 1: it off. Yeah. I think people realized that. They said, well,
Speaker 1: you just wanted to make a book, You just wanted
Speaker 1: to Actually I went back served in Yemen for eight
Speaker 1: more months. I went and as it took, you know,
Speaker 1: to my too much break, and I went and served
Speaker 1: again because I figured, you know, I figured at that time,
Speaker 1: and I wasn't into politics. Hey, the powers that be
Speaker 1: will get disfigured out. I trust them, they're my leaders.
Speaker 1: How wrong I could be and how how I started
Speaker 1: to see that there was a deep state definitely involved.
Speaker 1: And over this last six years, they still are trying
Speaker 1: to rewrite history of Benghazi, and that is a slap
Speaker 1: in the face, not to just the family members, but
Speaker 1: I wouldn't saying to myself. The guys that fought, and
Speaker 1: I watched Tyrone and Glenn die, I was shooting over
Speaker 1: their heads. They didn't die, you know, And just by
Speaker 1: being on the ground with me, I was shooting over
Speaker 1: their heads when they were hit with mortars. I saw
Speaker 1: those mortars hit and too, so do you just call
Speaker 1: it a conspiracy theory and try to rewrite history when
Speaker 1: I watched them die and then I helped get their
Speaker 1: bodies to the airfield, and I also idd ambassador's bodies
Speaker 1: who was dying who died that night as well. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, it really offends me, and of course I'm
Speaker 1: good to get angry. Well was the ambassador. Stevens had
Speaker 1: requested numerous times additional security, and it was never forthcoming.
Speaker 1: That was Hillary Clinton State Department, and here you are
Speaker 1: at an annex about a mile away. You know what's
Speaker 1: going on. You know this as a terror attack. And
Speaker 1: that's why this whole story you want to talk about
Speaker 1: a conspiracy theory and Susan Rice going on five Sunday
Speaker 1: shows and telling the American people an outright lie. But
Speaker 1: based on the best information we have to date, what
Speaker 1: our assessment is as of the present is, in fact,
Speaker 1: what it began spontaneously in Benghazi as a reaction to
Speaker 1: what it transpired some hours earlier in Cairo, where, of course,
Speaker 1: as you know, there was a violent protest outside of
Speaker 1: our embassy sparked by this hateful video. But soon after
Speaker 1: that spontaneous protest began outside of our consulate in Benghazi.
Speaker 1: We believe that it looks like extremist elements individuals joined
Speaker 1: in that and that effort with heavy weapons of the
Speaker 1: sort that are unfortunately readily now available in Libya post revolution,
Speaker 1: and that it's spun from there into something much much
Speaker 1: more violent. That this was a spontaneous demonstration, It wasn't spontaneous.
Speaker 1: People don't show up at demonstrations with grenade launchers in
Speaker 1: their back pocket like they did in this particular case exactly.
Speaker 1: I mean, let me bring Sean Parnell. Hey, Chris, it's
Speaker 1: great to finally get a chance to meet you on
Speaker 1: the Great Sean Hannity's radio show. It's pretty amazing and YouTube, right,
Speaker 1: you know, I thank for your service. I admire you.
Speaker 1: You're a hero, my friend. And likewise, well, by the way,
Speaker 1: for those that don't know, and I think it's important,
Speaker 1: I was going to bring those up. Sean Parnell's Army
Speaker 1: unit served in Afghanistan was the subject of the book
Speaker 1: national bestseller called Outlaw Platoon, And it was nine to
Speaker 1: eleven two thousand and one that inspired you to join
Speaker 1: the army to defend this country. And you had what
Speaker 1: four hundred five day deployment two thousand and six and seven. Yep,
Speaker 1: you're the only a single member of your platoon was killed.
Speaker 1: And since returning home, three members of the platoon have
Speaker 1: taken their own lives. And there's some two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty plus thousand men because we over deployed them all right, correct,
Speaker 1: And PTSD is real and these guys are struggling to
Speaker 1: this day. Well, I mean that is why I part
Speaker 1: of the reason why I made the jump into fiction
Speaker 1: with Man of War because, by the way, I have
Speaker 1: to say, it's surreal to see a Man of War
Speaker 1: in the shelves and the fiction shelves right next to
Speaker 1: Bob Woodward's book. But but I will say that's that's
Speaker 1: the reason why I wrote that book, a mainstream fiction story.
Speaker 1: Who Eric Steo is my hero, but he embodies the
Speaker 1: greatness of the warrior ethos that that Chris you and
Speaker 1: I have you know, aspired to hold true too when
Speaker 1: we were in the military. He embodies everything that is
Speaker 1: great about the American character. And you know, after September eleventh,
Speaker 1: the most horrific terrorist attack on our nation's history, I mean,
Speaker 1: what really stuck with me that day was how the
Speaker 1: first responders responded to it. Police officers, firefighters, just ordinary
Speaker 1: American citizens who on that day and my eyes became
Speaker 1: extraordinary because instead of running away from the flames that day,
Speaker 1: they ran headlong into them. And many of the people
Speaker 1: that went into the flames that day never escaped a
Speaker 1: game with their lives. And I just feel like, you know,
Speaker 1: that inspired me to serve my country, serve something greater
Speaker 1: than myself, and take the fight to the enemy. For
Speaker 1: a year, and a half. But but it also inspired
Speaker 1: me to write a great to me, a fiction book,
Speaker 1: with a mainstream fiction book, with a character that actually
Speaker 1: loves this country, because I don't feel like there's enough
Speaker 1: of that in our culture today. Well I agree with that,
Speaker 1: and you know, look, I though I don't in retrospect,
Speaker 1: I'm not willing to sudden guys to war anymore. If
Speaker 1: we're going to fight to win the war. Look we
Speaker 1: have you're exactly right willing. Look, we have a moral
Speaker 1: responsibility in this country that when we send soldiers to war,
Speaker 1: it win it, because otherwise you have guys coming home
Speaker 1: in question what it was for in the first place.
Speaker 1: For decades, how many are back here with no legs,
Speaker 1: no arms, with their faces disfigured for the rest to
Speaker 1: their lives. Thus, thousands of thousands and then others never
Speaker 1: came home, or they came home in pieces in a
Speaker 1: box with an American flag draped over it. We ask
Speaker 1: people to step up and fight for their country, and
Speaker 1: then we don't back them, and we politicize our wars,
Speaker 1: and then we pull out and we don't we don't
Speaker 1: finish the job. It's maddening because here, here, we are
Speaker 1: in Afghanistan, the longest war in American history, seventeen plus years.
Speaker 1: We win every battle on the ground, but somehow, somehow,
Speaker 1: in my eyes, were losing the war because we have
Speaker 1: the wrong strategy, because we've we've we've let our politicians
Speaker 1: take over the war as opposed to letting what do
Speaker 1: you think happened? Fifty eight thousand kids died in Vietnam?
Speaker 1: Fifty eight thousand. Then a war becomes politicized, and what
Speaker 1: do we do? We pulled out. Yeah, And honestly, that
Speaker 1: the same thing that happened. It's the same tragedy that
Speaker 1: happened with Chris right. You know, you have politicians involved
Speaker 1: where they shouldn't be. In the case of President Obama,
Speaker 1: he violated a sacred trust. If you're if your boys
Speaker 1: are under attack and they were being shot at and
Speaker 1: they were being overwhelmed, you send in the cavalry. And
Speaker 1: not only did President Obama, by the way, the commander
Speaker 1: in chief, the first the first first, Ye, yeah, tyle,
Speaker 1: he's a commander of duty and obligation and responsibility to
Speaker 1: the men and women in uniform to be there for
Speaker 1: him when they need it most and in your most
Speaker 1: dire moment, Chris, he was not there, and not only
Speaker 1: that he lied about it. How did the personnel react
Speaker 1: to being told to stand down? They were furious. So
Speaker 1: the military is told to stand down, not engage with
Speaker 1: the fight. These are the kind of people willing to engage.
Speaker 1: What did Where'd that message come down? Where'd the standown
Speaker 1: order come from? I believe it came from either Africa
Speaker 1: or South Africa? So so how many times did you
Speaker 1: guys attempt to go help out Ambassador Stevens and this
Speaker 1: compound that was under under enemy attack? Officially there was three.
Speaker 1: There was actually two weights and a stand down. So
Speaker 1: if you want to say officially, but for thirty minutes
Speaker 1: we were we were trying to get out the gate.
Speaker 1: But if you want to say an actual hey, we
Speaker 1: need to go to our leadership, our chief and our
Speaker 1: team leader. No you're not go and wait all right,
Speaker 1: we'll wait. There was actually three different specific times who
Speaker 1: are the weights to meet? Kake got the stand down,
Speaker 1: and then we finally just said, you know, to hell
Speaker 1: with it, we're going guys. This is when you hear
Speaker 1: your buddy and I know, I know Sean's heard this
Speaker 1: before as well, that radio call and it doesn't even
Speaker 1: to be even any experts. It's just the voice that's
Speaker 1: just put that chills up your spine, and said then
Speaker 1: and when Alec the State Department officer who had barricaded
Speaker 1: himself and the Tackle operations, the tackle operations started, the
Speaker 1: consulate said jis which was us. You know what, we
Speaker 1: are a global responsor. If you said grs, you don't
Speaker 1: get here, We're all gonna f and die. The whole
Speaker 1: teams like, to hell with this, We're going now. And
Speaker 1: we knew, we knew that if any of us died
Speaker 1: over there, because we're contractors, we would get no insurance,
Speaker 1: no life the church, if webb get no health insurance
Speaker 1: because we just so, we would be different. But you
Speaker 1: still but here here you but you knew your fellow
Speaker 1: Americans were under fire. You knew that they needed help.
Speaker 1: You had the ability to help them. It's a you're
Speaker 1: a mile away, you're the first, You're it. You're the
Speaker 1: only line of defense they have. Ultimately, you ended up
Speaker 1: saving dozens of lives I was in the process. Yeah,
Speaker 1: people that otherwise would have died. You lost people very
Speaker 1: close to you in that firefight. That that took the
Speaker 1: same risk that you did. And then you get to
Speaker 1: Germany after you've flown out of there, and the next
Speaker 1: thing you hear is your government lying to you about
Speaker 1: the whole incident. They made it up. And still still
Speaker 1: all of us had had the tests of fortitude to
Speaker 1: put that aside, at least initially. We can only call
Speaker 1: seals and rangers and marines wires for so long before
Speaker 1: we finally have had it, which is about eight months.
Speaker 1: I'll give you that. That's that's how long it is
Speaker 1: a date month. And but we still have been test
Speaker 1: of forded to put that aside and still trust our leadership,
Speaker 1: even though deep down inside because I've been deploying at
Speaker 1: that point, I've been deploying for ten years, ten years,
Speaker 1: had been deploying Afghanistan, iraq U, Libya and then also Yemen.
Speaker 1: But we still have the the in test fortitude to
Speaker 1: put that aside. So you know, they're gonna get this right.
Speaker 1: This is America. They're still our leaders no matter who's
Speaker 1: in office. There's still you know, barbacks, and they're going
Speaker 1: to get distigued. That's the them. They they're not showing
Speaker 1: that we have their backs. I will take a break
Speaker 1: at more in just a second here as we continue
Speaker 1: with the Sean Hannity Show. All right, lets we continue
Speaker 1: with Chris Tanto Paranto and Sean Parnell. Look, I actually
Speaker 1: have another idea, and I want to run a buy
Speaker 1: both of you and my kid, Chris Tanto Paranto a lot,
Speaker 1: because he's like the little brother that I never had.
Speaker 1: But you didn't, no, I did. I mean, I'll choke
Speaker 1: your ass out, and you know it. Well, you know
Speaker 1: that I trained like a maniac. But I mean I'm
Speaker 1: glad that you're on the other side of the desk.
Speaker 1: Oh you're full of crap. You could kick my ass.
Speaker 1: But the point is, here's the thing. We got to
Speaker 1: start building the technology so we don't have to send
Speaker 1: men and women door to door anymore. We gotta stop.
Speaker 1: It's a tough fight, yeah, door to door fighting military
Speaker 1: operations on the matanus. We now have to fight with
Speaker 1: the best technology. We should never send boots on the
Speaker 1: ground in the situation like we did in Iraq ever
Speaker 1: again or Afghanistan. Well, I mean it's true. I mean
Speaker 1: you need some but you don't know. Look, I mean
Speaker 1: we we we drove around in Afghanistan in regular Humbies
Speaker 1: pickup truck pickup truck humbies, and we're getting ambush by
Speaker 1: were they up armored? No, and we're getting ambushed by
Speaker 1: enemy elements that were three times our size riding around
Speaker 1: in the back of the trucks. Were like, we're the
Speaker 1: Beverly Hillbillies. And it wasn't until six or seven months
Speaker 1: into the deployment where he finally got the equipment that
Speaker 1: we needed. But how many men and women were wounded?
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, equipment. I couldn't believe how long it took
Speaker 1: these uh humbies to get up armored. I couldn't believe it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: here's the other thing. So if it's me and I
Speaker 1: want to show those me and Toronto Tonto Pronto in
Speaker 1: a fight, who's gonna win me? Right? Uh? Yes, Sean.
Speaker 1: Is it a war of words, because it's a war.
Speaker 1: If it's the war of words, maybe no, I'm now.
Speaker 1: If it's a war of fisticuffs, I think you're done.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I've been training for six years up. Now.
Speaker 1: You better hope he doesn't have the ability to reach
Speaker 1: through that microphone and choke you. Will I'll grab his
Speaker 1: carrotted and I'll rip it out of his neck. I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna be caught here and that humble profession. What
Speaker 1: the best thing is, I'll just fill him. I've seen
Speaker 1: him professional, listen, I've seen him out drinking. As much
Speaker 1: as I enjoy all of this, I need you to
Speaker 1: say goodbye. So if we could do that'd be great. Sean,
Speaker 1: It's great to see you, but I'm not I'm not
Speaker 1: going to me with right there. That's right, all right.
Speaker 1: I kind of like I like, I kind of like Tonto,
Speaker 1: but I really like Sean. I'm just saying name, the
Speaker 1: same name, and we spell it the same right, the
Speaker 1: right way, all right, love you both, Thank you, and
Speaker 1: thanks for what you did. Back what was it now,
Speaker 1: six years ago? Unbelievable eight hundred nine for one Sean
Speaker 1: Tolfrey telephone number. We'll take a quick break. Welcome back,
Speaker 1: we'll continue. Glad you're with us. Joining us now is
Speaker 1: Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch. He is the president of
Speaker 1: Judicial Watch. Welcome back to the program, sir. How are you.
Speaker 1: I'm doing wel how are you today? I'm good. So
Speaker 1: now we know in the latest struck page messages back
Speaker 1: and forth that there was coordination, the coordination between the
Speaker 1: DOJ and the FBI to actually have a media leak
Speaker 1: strategy with an ongoing investigation with evidence that was never proven.
Speaker 1: On top of of course, using the phony Steel dossier
Speaker 1: to get the FISA rants and everything in between. This
Speaker 1: is about as corrupt as anything I've ever seen and
Speaker 1: the biggest abuse of power in our history. And the
Speaker 1: question is where do we go from here? You know,
Speaker 1: I in a jest world, the Muller investigation would end
Speaker 1: or at least pause. I mean, just think if this
Speaker 1: is a regular criminal investigation at the state level, and
Speaker 1: you had the cops, you know, Strucking Company engaged in
Speaker 1: such outrageous misconduct abusing their authority going after someone because
Speaker 1: the political bias, the prosecution would stop, the courts would
Speaker 1: step in and stop it. And I'm I think frankly,
Speaker 1: our friends in Congress, Shan you just spend less time
Speaker 1: talking about Struck Page Comy and the rest and more
Speaker 1: time talking about what mister Muller is doing. Based on
Speaker 1: all of the crooked activities by that gang. Well we
Speaker 1: now know, but it's all tied together but for their corruption. Listen,
Speaker 1: it's all true. But we've got to build out the story,
Speaker 1: and each piece puts the puzzle together. We have now
Speaker 1: framed in that puzzle and now we're just fill in
Speaker 1: the final pieces of the puzzle. But what we know
Speaker 1: is breathtaking, and that is you had a group of people,
Speaker 1: and we have an insurance policy group. You had Struck,
Speaker 1: you had Page, ed Comey, you had McCabe and other
Speaker 1: people than Bruce or and Sally Yates and Christopher Steele.
Speaker 1: But two of the people were involved in exonerating Hillary
Speaker 1: when we know she committed felonies to keep their favorite
Speaker 1: candidate in the race. Hillary Clinton funds the money, funnels
Speaker 1: money which I would argue as a campaign finance violation
Speaker 1: through a law firm to Fusion GPS Glenn Simpson, and
Speaker 1: then he eyes Christopher Steele. What is the one thing
Speaker 1: all of these people have in common. Struck, Page and
Speaker 1: or Nellior works for Fusion GPS, Glenn Simpson, Christopher Steele.
Speaker 1: They all hate Donald Trump. They never wanted him to
Speaker 1: be president. Now then you get this staciate is put together,
Speaker 1: which eventually we discover that Christopher Steele doesn't even believe himself.
Speaker 1: That becomes the basis for a Fizer warrant to spy
Speaker 1: on a Trump campaign associate. And then of course, they
Speaker 1: never verified, they never corroborate. All of these things happen,
Speaker 1: and they're telling us it's true. Now, we might get
Speaker 1: that information sooner rather than later, and I hope we do.
Speaker 1: And then we find out that Or stays in touch
Speaker 1: with Christopher Steele was fired for lying and leaking, and
Speaker 1: that they're talking about firewalls so they don't get caught.
Speaker 1: They're afraid they're going to get exposed. And I think
Speaker 1: the single most dangerous piece of information we now have
Speaker 1: is that Steele was funneling his lies through the FBI
Speaker 1: into the hands of Muller's team VISA V. Andrew Weissman,
Speaker 1: and he's asking Or about, well, you know, did you
Speaker 1: get my information to the SC the Special Council. Well
Speaker 1: you may not have noticed, but last week Judicial Watch
Speaker 1: obtained new documents from the FBI. They were trying, it
Speaker 1: looks like, to rehabilitate Steel, but they found that they
Speaker 1: couldn't really believe in the dossier. And this is prior,
Speaker 1: this is subsequent to other documents we found, and this
Speaker 1: is a quote from the documents. The FBI said Steele
Speaker 1: was deemed not suitable as a confidentially human source, and
Speaker 1: he was not to collect intelligence on behalf or for
Speaker 1: the FBI. So this is the FBI's own documents showing
Speaker 1: that Steel was to be kept away from Andy, as
Speaker 1: you point out, corruptly continue to use them anyway. One
Speaker 1: intermediate step that can be done is the Office of
Speaker 1: Special Council, which is charged with making sure that put
Speaker 1: federal officials don't abuse their offices to advance a political agenda,
Speaker 1: like under the hatch ac for instance, which prohibits political
Speaker 1: activities by federal employees, and most circumstances, can conduct a
Speaker 1: criminal or serious investigation into what Struck was up to.
Speaker 1: He clearly had anti Trump bias. He clearly was using
Speaker 1: FBI resources to advance that bias to stop Trump as
Speaker 1: he says, and have an insurance policy. The Office of
Speaker 1: Special Council, which is not in a Justice department, can
Speaker 1: conduct an independent criminal investigation. So that I think that's
Speaker 1: one area that we can draw our attension to, or
Speaker 1: draw attention to as an opportunity for more accountability for Struck,
Speaker 1: because he has zero credibility. His lawyers are telling us,
Speaker 1: don't believe what you're reading his emails and text messages,
Speaker 1: and obviously that's not persuasive. Even the FBI had to
Speaker 1: let him go because it didn't become credible anymore. So
Speaker 1: we just got to keep the pressure on Sean here
Speaker 1: and if I were, you know, and if they don't
Speaker 1: want to focus on Muller, bring him in and ask
Speaker 1: him some questions. Why did you keep Struck on? Why
Speaker 1: did you fire Why is he keeping Andrew Weisman on?
Speaker 1: Weisman who's caught up in this in terms of potentially
Speaker 1: leaking information in the middle of the campaign to friendly media. Oh,
Speaker 1: I think that's the worst part. Let me go through,
Speaker 1: because you put out a release yesterday on the letter
Speaker 1: that we know was sent to Rod Rosenstein by Congressman
Speaker 1: Mark Meadows. I mean, I think this is very revealing
Speaker 1: that the FBI agent Peter Struck is contacting Lisa Page's
Speaker 1: girlfriend and discussing their words a media league strategy. The
Speaker 1: tech says specifically, I had literally just gone to find
Speaker 1: this phone to tell you that I want to talk
Speaker 1: about the media league strategy with the DOJ before you go.
Speaker 1: The next day, the league comes out in the Washington Post.
Speaker 1: Then the day after that, Struck congratulates Page on a
Speaker 1: good job while referencing and referring to the two derogatory
Speaker 1: articles about Carter page in the text, Struck his warning
Speaker 1: page that two articles are coming out, one is worse
Speaker 1: than the other about Lisa's namesake and added well done. Page.
Speaker 1: So you have people in the FBI coordinating with the DOJ,
Speaker 1: and now we know that they that Christopher Steele in
Speaker 1: the Department of Justice of coordinating with the special counsel.
Speaker 1: How can they investigate? How do you have Rod Rosenstein
Speaker 1: in there when Rod signed the fourth Fizer warrant and
Speaker 1: appointed Muller and as a witness as relates to the
Speaker 1: firing of Komy right, and Struck is no, he's not
Speaker 1: just your regular FBI agent. He was running the Russian
Speaker 1: investigation at an operational level for for the FBI is
Speaker 1: traveling overseas. Who was running the Clinton investigation? Concurrently, we
Speaker 1: just said, documents come out showing that Struck drafted the
Speaker 1: initial letter that Komey sent the Congress reopening the Clinton
Speaker 1: email issue with the Wiener laptop fight. And now we
Speaker 1: just food for all the Wiener stuff because it looks
Speaker 1: like it was structed and want to look at all
Speaker 1: of that. According to the ig that investigation against Clinton
Speaker 1: was curtailed. Perhaps because the IG admits I think it's
Speaker 1: more direct of the bias that Struck had against President Trump.
Speaker 1: He didn't want the Wiener laptop. Find that all the
Speaker 1: Clinton emails were on Wiener's laptop, which is outrageous now
Speaker 1: that we know the eighteen classified emails were on that system.
Speaker 1: Get in a way with his get Trump Russia operation.
Speaker 1: Let me bring Sarah Carter in. Sarah pa that out
Speaker 1: not us, the IG did Sarah Carter, and I'm told
Speaker 1: that there. I just read the two text messages that
Speaker 1: you broke yesterday. But now we've got more text messages
Speaker 1: that you have that are going to be coming out tonight,
Speaker 1: and these two go even deeper. Can you give us
Speaker 1: a preview of what you're going to tell us? Well,
Speaker 1: I can give you a few hints. I mean it
Speaker 1: does go deeper. I think we're going to see a
Speaker 1: lot more with regard to higher level of shine at
Speaker 1: the FBI involved with Peter Struck and Lisa Page and
Speaker 1: coordinating with the DOJ. I think this is very significant
Speaker 1: because once again, once again, everything that they have been
Speaker 1: attempting to say to Congress or keeping from Congress, now
Speaker 1: they're getting caught. So they're basically getting caught with their
Speaker 1: foot in their own mouth. This is something that Peter
Speaker 1: Structs attorney, tried to admit. This was about how to
Speaker 1: prevent leaks, not about leaks. But there's just too much
Speaker 1: information here. There's not even circumstantial evidence. It's very solid evidence.
Speaker 1: Not only that in the in the text messages that
Speaker 1: I understand are coming out today, they actually talk about
Speaker 1: the name of the reporters involved in this absolutely and
Speaker 1: Struts and Strugs boss is mentioned in all of this,
Speaker 1: and meaning that he knew about it absolutely. And you know,
Speaker 1: so we know now that McCabe was well aware of
Speaker 1: what was going on. We understand now that Lisa Page
Speaker 1: and Peter Struck were actively speaking with Bruce Orr, who
Speaker 1: was a back channel for Christopher Steele. And Tom Fitton
Speaker 1: put it so perfectly when he was saying that, you know,
Speaker 1: it's Look, we have documents that show documents from the
Speaker 1: FBI themselves. This is not conspiracy theory. This is the truth.
Speaker 1: Documents that say Christopher Steele should no longer be used
Speaker 1: as a source. He's not trustworthy. I can tell you this.
Speaker 1: Months ago, I spoke to intelligence officials who worked with
Speaker 1: Christopher Steele. Directly while he was still a part of
Speaker 1: m I six, And they didn't have great things to
Speaker 1: say about Christopher Steele. They didn't use the spin. They
Speaker 1: thought he was a blowhard, they didn't believe half of
Speaker 1: what he was saying half the time. And let me
Speaker 1: tell you this, Christopher Steele got most of his information
Speaker 1: from Russians. So this is what I'm having a really
Speaker 1: difficult time understanding. We have the left and a lot
Speaker 1: of people that are anti Trumpers, are never Trumpers, saying, oh,
Speaker 1: we shouldn't believe this, say alluded with the Russians, and
Speaker 1: even though there's no evidence there whatsoever that they collude
Speaker 1: to with Russians, but they're willing to believe Russian lies,
Speaker 1: basically Russian lives delivered by a foreign intelligence And now
Speaker 1: we have people within the FBI at the senior level
Speaker 1: and the DOJ in text messages. This isn't stuff that
Speaker 1: we're making up. This isn't a dossier that was put
Speaker 1: together by some right wing Trump supporter. This is their
Speaker 1: own words, actually exposing these people for who they are
Speaker 1: and for what they were doing and how they were
Speaker 1: subverting the United States Constitution, the laws that garner this land.
Speaker 1: They were actually subverting it, malfeasance within these departments that
Speaker 1: we trust, that we give all our trust to. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is September eleventh, me go back day that we
Speaker 1: remember all those people. And here we have people at
Speaker 1: the highest levels in these agencies that are playing these games.
Speaker 1: Not the foot soldiers, not the people that are down
Speaker 1: on the ground fighting, but the people at the top.
Speaker 1: All Right, as we take a break here, we'll come
Speaker 1: back with Sarah cart and with Tom Fitton. Right as
Speaker 1: we continue, Tom Fitton, Sarah Carter, remain eight hundred nine
Speaker 1: four one, Shawn, your calls at the bottom of this
Speaker 1: samp hour. Let me go to your Discovery Freedom of
Speaker 1: Information Act in Judicial Watch. If Anthony Wiener's laptop contain
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of emails, do we know if any
Speaker 1: of them had any Hillary emails in there, Uma Aberdeen
Speaker 1: and emails in there? And when do we get ahold
Speaker 1: of those emails? Well, they've given us all the State
Speaker 1: the State Department received from the FBI, the emails that
Speaker 1: were State Department documents supposedly potentially responsive, and they gave
Speaker 1: us many hundreds of records, including at least eighteen classified
Speaker 1: documents that were from the Clinton email server present on
Speaker 1: Anthony Winer's laptop. The classified material included the identity of
Speaker 1: a CIA operative, so pretty sensitive classified material. And if, frankly,
Speaker 1: if anyone else had classified material, will set up a
Speaker 1: system that allow classified material not only to be accessible
Speaker 1: to the public essentially on your own server because it
Speaker 1: was so insecure, but then was placed on other systems
Speaker 1: like Anthony Wiener's laptop. You would have been arrested. Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton would have been arrested. Aberdeen would have been arrested
Speaker 1: if the rules. Did we ever find did we ever
Speaker 1: find the thirty three thousand emails that she deleted and
Speaker 1: acid washed off with bleach bid and had busted up
Speaker 1: and you know on devices? Did we ever get all
Speaker 1: of those? What percentage of any did we get? Well,
Speaker 1: we're still unclear as to what percentage is there, but
Speaker 1: we've been getting them in dribs and drabs from the government.
Speaker 1: We should be getting the last bash soon. And these
Speaker 1: are the emails that were either deleted or missus Clinton
Speaker 1: did not want to do they have all thirty three
Speaker 1: thousand emails that were deleted, We don't know, but we
Speaker 1: do know there was classified information on the emails. That
Speaker 1: she deleted her hid from the America. Well, even James
Speaker 1: Comey admitted that on July fifth. So I guess the boat.
Speaker 1: Where's this Justice Department? Sean? I don't know me and Lynch,
Speaker 1: I don't have an answer to the protector, but why
Speaker 1: are they protecting her? Ray and Sessions? Unbelievable, Sarah, you
Speaker 1: want to take a stab at that because I don't
Speaker 1: know the answer to it. I don't think anyone knows
Speaker 1: the answer to what we do know. What we do know, Sean,
Speaker 1: is that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is missing in action.
Speaker 1: We don't know what John Huber is doing because obviously
Speaker 1: we found out now that he's never interviewed Bruce or
Speaker 1: who is a significant player in all of this. We
Speaker 1: have Rod Rosenstein, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who's somehow
Speaker 1: in charge of this special Counsel investigation even though he
Speaker 1: is directly involved in this. He signed the fourth vice
Speaker 1: A warrant on Carter page and should have known what
Speaker 1: was the problems and the compromises made there in the malfeasance.
Speaker 1: So basically we have no one checking on the investigators
Speaker 1: and Sor are you there with lose you all right?
Speaker 1: To go back to Tom Fitton. We'll give you the
Speaker 1: last word. Tom. Well. The immediate steps that can be
Speaker 1: taken now sean declassification, declassify the rest of the FISA
Speaker 1: warrant we have these or documents would be declassified because
Speaker 1: right now the FBI and Justice Department of stone walling
Speaker 1: the release of information, and the President can I think
Speaker 1: insert himself require more timely release and declassified material that's
Speaker 1: not being classified for national security reach. We know what
Speaker 1: we need. We need the three O twos between Bruce
Speaker 1: Or and Christopher Steele. We need the unredacted FISA memos,
Speaker 1: specific pages I'm told ten through twelve, seventeen to thirty four.
Speaker 1: If we're going to be thorough, we would get all
Speaker 1: of the Gang of Eight material, as I understand, which
Speaker 1: would be available to everybody, a specific classified email chain
Speaker 1: from October fourteenth between the FBI and the DOJ and
Speaker 1: every other request and you know, everybody else that's involved
Speaker 1: in this, and you know, and there are other things
Speaker 1: that haven't been turned over to the public. Thro Foy
Speaker 1: as well. They Justice depart and the FBI have said
Speaker 1: the text messages generated by Andrew McCabe aren't covered by Foya.
Speaker 1: They won't even look at him. So there's a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff here. I would a point of transparencies are
Speaker 1: maybe to run the Justice to oversee Justice Department and
Speaker 1: FBI responses, because you know, it's like the fox guarding
Speaker 1: the henhouse. They can't be trusted to provide documents in
Speaker 1: a timely way or at all on issues that as
Speaker 1: an agency or individually they have worries about because it
Speaker 1: would have in his corruption. We gotta let you go.
Speaker 1: Tom Fitton, thank you for being with us. Sarah Carter,
Speaker 1: thank you for being with us. Eight hundred nine point
Speaker 1: one Sean Pelphrey telephone number. You want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program. We'll get to your calls when
Speaker 1: we come back. Straight ahead. All right, let's go back
Speaker 1: and yes, it was how long ago? It was? What
Speaker 1: six years ago Benghazi? And seventeen years ago today? Michael W.
Speaker 1: Smith there she stands. He was actually asked to write
Speaker 1: that song by then President George W. Bush. And we've
Speaker 1: inserted our own and then we'll play President Trump from
Speaker 1: earlier today. We'll get to your calls. Listen to the
Speaker 1: song everyone's asking to play. To go this just into
Speaker 1: our newsroom. A plane has crashed into the World Trade Center.
Speaker 1: Another apparently that was another plane seized. An airplane has
Speaker 1: crashed into the World Trade Center. Lost. There appears to
Speaker 1: be a gaping hole. Oh, there goes there, goes there,
Speaker 1: it goes here, it goes but the full side has collapsed.
Speaker 1: Building has collaps complete. Cower bye, she Two airplanes have
Speaker 1: crashed into the World Trade Center. This we're not going
Speaker 1: to be cowered by it. That we're not afraidful friend,
Speaker 1: the freedom loving nations and the bloom stand by ourselves
Speaker 1: stars rot did have the red, white and blue whist.
Speaker 1: We'll not land to sue the way rouble to be
Speaker 1: a part of his country. Jee Me, I think about
Speaker 1: the families children to the play. Freedom itself was attacked
Speaker 1: and freedom will be de fantasy East. Are you here
Speaker 1: here just leaving you league? It might be just let
Speaker 1: you lead the byes. Someone raised as to raise the
Speaker 1: resolve of our great nations is being tested. Then she stands,
Speaker 1: I pray there he didn't see the right of united
Speaker 1: self from degree. If our courageous there I mean the writing,
Speaker 1: then we will not forget the twenty eight hundred people
Speaker 1: police and fire, not only our heroes at the beginning.
Speaker 1: But they're still heroes mis us with. Really, we're gonna
Speaker 1: come out of this emotionally stronger, and the commitment of
Speaker 1: our fathers is now. The calling of our time was
Speaker 1: on the bridge. Those guys stood more than anyone ever
Speaker 1: expected over this truth. They messed with the wrong city,
Speaker 1: they missed with the wrong stay, And I just don't
Speaker 1: want people to forget we go. They all have a
Speaker 1: sense of duty to protect us all we step first
Speaker 1: in our determination. Someone rust of the country. Now understand
Speaker 1: who the true defenders are. Made the Irish hills, Krussia,
Speaker 1: make her lakes and rivers Blessia. We see, We've made
Speaker 1: a look of the Irish inflotion. We see stand make
Speaker 1: the blessings of Saint Patrick. Behold, God bless Ireland, and
Speaker 1: God blessed the United States of America. She stands now.
Speaker 1: America's embracing a new ethic and a new creed. Let's
Speaker 1: roll The phrase new York's Finest and New York's Bravest
Speaker 1: mean something now, doesn't it. This is a time to
Speaker 1: reflect and be thankful for where we are today. Through
Speaker 1: the we will rebuild New York City. Still, Yet after
Speaker 1: America was attacked, it was as if our entire country
Speaker 1: looked into a mirror and saw our better selves. At
Speaker 1: this memorial, on this sacred earth, in the field beyond
Speaker 1: this wall, and in the skies above our heads, we
Speaker 1: remember the moment when America fought back. We're also joined
Speaker 1: by members of the National Park Service, along with firefighters,
Speaker 1: first responders, and incredible people from law enforcement. These are
Speaker 1: truly great people. Some of you here today answered the
Speaker 1: call and raced to this field seventeen years ago. You
Speaker 1: fill our hearts with pride, and I want to thank
Speaker 1: you have of our country. Thank you very much, most
Speaker 1: importantly to the family members of Flight ninety three. Today
Speaker 1: all of America wraps up and joins together. We close
Speaker 1: our arms to help you shoulder your pain and to
Speaker 1: carry your great, great sorrow. Your tears are not shed alone,
Speaker 1: for they are shared grief with an entire nation. We
Speaker 1: grieve together for every mother and father, sister and brother,
Speaker 1: son and daughter who was stolen from us at the
Speaker 1: Twin Towers, the Pentagon, and here in this Pennsylvania field.
Speaker 1: We honor their sacrifice by pledging to never flinch in
Speaker 1: the face of evil, and to do whatever it takes
Speaker 1: to keep America safe. Seventeen years ago, your loved ones
Speaker 1: were among the forty of Flight ninety three. Forty passengers
Speaker 1: and crew members on board the eight am United Airlines
Speaker 1: flight from Newark to San Francisco. They were men and
Speaker 1: women from every background. They were young people returning from
Speaker 1: visiting family, moms and dads on business trips, and friends
Speaker 1: going and coming from birthdays and weddings. They boarded the
Speaker 1: plane as strangers, and they entered eternity linked forever as
Speaker 1: true heroes. I was Michael W. Smith. There she stands,
Speaker 1: and the President from his remarks earlier today we have
Speaker 1: fran Is in Butler, Pennsylvania, fran High. How are you
Speaker 1: glad you called? Thanks Sean, It's great to be here today,
Speaker 1: and thanks so much for than this memory life all
Speaker 1: these nine to eleven fans, both throw one and those
Speaker 1: that did what they did in Benghazi. It's it's really
Speaker 1: great that you're doing what you're doing today. Thanks well,
Speaker 1: thank you for the opportunity to do it. We appreciate it. Well.
Speaker 1: My story is one with my first cousin, Joe Angelini Senior.
Speaker 1: He was with Rescue one and his son was Joe
Speaker 1: Angelini Junior, and they're still to this day the only
Speaker 1: father and son team that ever gave their lives up
Speaker 1: on the same fire in New York City. So they're
Speaker 1: well remembered and respected, and their names are one over
Speaker 1: the other on the South Tower wall right in front
Speaker 1: of the Survivor Tree. So yeah, you know, I gotta
Speaker 1: tell you something. So you're the cousin of a father
Speaker 1: and a son and you're and they were killed on
Speaker 1: nine to eleven. Do you know what happened exactly? Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: Joe Senior was always ras because they always said, you know,
Speaker 1: he missed the big ones. He always missed the big
Speaker 1: He missed the first nine or the first Twin Towers
Speaker 1: attack in twin ninety two, and he was, he was
Speaker 1: on the street in front of the North Tower and
Speaker 1: in fact they rescued him. And his funeral was on
Speaker 1: nine twenty one in Linden Nurse, So he had the
Speaker 1: first funeral on Long Island. So that was quite a
Speaker 1: thing to be in that limousine and seeing all the
Speaker 1: people on both sides of the street. That was their
Speaker 1: first opportunity, you know to grief. Listen, I remember all
Speaker 1: of it. I remember that, you know, Rudy Giuliani tried
Speaker 1: to get to every single solitary funeral, and you know
Speaker 1: you did. And I saw him at the convention and
Speaker 1: I thanked him for being at both funerals, and he said,
Speaker 1: you know, I remember that church. And it dawned on
Speaker 1: me that he was at so many churches, and he said,
Speaker 1: I remember that church. And he spent the whole funeral there,
Speaker 1: three hours at each Hourny. Listen, I'm going to tell
Speaker 1: you something. It was devastating for these families. I know
Speaker 1: these families still today and they haven't gotten over it.
Speaker 1: And that's why, you know, on days daylight today, you know,
Speaker 1: it's very hard on them because they know what happened,
Speaker 1: and there was such a shock to our system and
Speaker 1: our soul. We weren't prepared. They were at war. We
Speaker 1: weren't at war with them. And you know what, we
Speaker 1: can never get back on that footing. We've got to
Speaker 1: understand that evil exists, the enemy exists, and that they
Speaker 1: want to destroy who we are and they hate who
Speaker 1: we are. And it's a hard thing for good people
Speaker 1: to wrap their arms around sometimes, but it's absolutely true. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we lost our innocence in a lot of ways that day.
Speaker 1: You're right, A lot of ways. You're right, all right,
Speaker 1: my friend. Thank you. We appreciate you being with us,
Speaker 1: and our thoughts and prayers go out to them and
Speaker 1: so many others. Cheryl is in North Carolina. I hope
Speaker 1: you're a hunker down there. You near the coast, Cheryl,
Speaker 1: Oh No, I'm actually about four hours from the coast.
Speaker 1: I'm kind in the middle of North Carolina, might in
Speaker 1: the Piede Mine. Okay, well, you're still probably gonna have
Speaker 1: some high winds, a lot of rain, and it's not
Speaker 1: going to be that fun. It looks like what's gonna
Speaker 1: hit Thursday, right around Hannity time on TV. That's what
Speaker 1: I've heard. Yeah, they said during the night Thursday or
Speaker 1: Friday's when we're going to get it. Of course, there's
Speaker 1: no water on the shift to be had. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you something. It is I'm all I'm
Speaker 1: hearing from everybody that knows, including my buddy Joe Bistarti,
Speaker 1: the official meteorologist of the Sean Hannity Show. This is
Speaker 1: the real deal. This is not a this is not
Speaker 1: a test. This is a real emergency for a lot
Speaker 1: of people. From everything I hear, people are heating the
Speaker 1: warning they're getting out, and I'll take whatever you need
Speaker 1: to take with you. Take your animals, take your important papers,
Speaker 1: take your valuables, those that you can take, memories with
Speaker 1: your pictures, Pack up your truck, pack up your your van,
Speaker 1: pack up your suv. Whatever you got your car, doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: and just be careful, get out of harm's way. And
Speaker 1: everybody understands, and we'll be here as the country. You
Speaker 1: know to come in behind you and help and donate
Speaker 1: like all Americans always do. Yes, they do. I appreciate
Speaker 1: everything you do and for telling the truth. But my
Speaker 1: comment is, I'll listen to a clip of Obama's speech,
Speaker 1: and if the country is in such bad shape and
Speaker 1: Trump is doing such a terrible job, why is Obama
Speaker 1: trying to take credit for it? Because he's jealous And
Speaker 1: I think Obama is incapable of recognizing that he himself
Speaker 1: and the rigid ideology that he brought into his whole
Speaker 1: life felt. I think Obama is a true leftist believer.
Speaker 1: Everything in his background shows that he believed everything I
Speaker 1: think he said, you know, community organizer, Acorn, Reverend Right, everything,
Speaker 1: the black liberation theology, Airs and Dorn. I think there
Speaker 1: is a radical side of this guy, and he's just
Speaker 1: contradicting the Democratic Party. They're talking about how bad it is,
Speaker 1: but he's really admitting how good it is. The glory
Speaker 1: for it. Well, of course he wants the glory, and
Speaker 1: he resents the hell out of it that the economy
Speaker 1: came back after he left office. Resents he wants to.
Speaker 1: He's literally saying, no, I did that. He tells all
Speaker 1: of us that you didn't build that, but he built
Speaker 1: the good economy after he left, right right disgusting. It
Speaker 1: is pretty bad, all right, listen, stay safe everybody in
Speaker 1: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia where we're praying for y'all.
Speaker 1: All right, hang in there and we'll be there. I
Speaker 1: know the American people, they'll be there and whatever you need, food, water, medicine, supplies,
Speaker 1: baby formula, cots, blankets, you know, we'll do whatever we
Speaker 1: can do to help. It doesn't make it fun, it
Speaker 1: doesn't make it easy. I've met many many people over
Speaker 1: the years that have had their entire homes destroy it.
Speaker 1: It is really really you know, it's a hard thing
Speaker 1: to go through, but could come out of it with
Speaker 1: your life first, and then we'll worry about replacing the
Speaker 1: material things. After Mike and Detroit. Mike, Hi, how are
Speaker 1: you hello? Sean? It's good to speak with you a
Speaker 1: long time. Listen, I love your Fox show. I'm going
Speaker 1: to try to be real quick because I got a
Speaker 1: couple of quick questions. All Right, some has got so
Speaker 1: many people in his porn are ready to fight anything
Speaker 1: he can turn over or declassify. I can't understand why
Speaker 1: wouldn't do it? What's he waiting for one of his
Speaker 1: kids to get indicted or something? And if they do
Speaker 1: get a special counts to look into the investigators, can
Speaker 1: it be stopped by the Democrats if they take the
Speaker 1: House and or Senate and something else I thought about
Speaker 1: if they're for the investigation the special counts to begin with,
Speaker 1: there was supposed to be a crime designated. If there's
Speaker 1: no crime designated, then can't Trump put an end to it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think thirty days name the crime or putting an
Speaker 1: end to it put them on their heels. Listen. I
Speaker 1: think all of that's going to happen. I think it's
Speaker 1: going to happen sooner than later. I don't think it's
Speaker 1: going to happen on a week where nine to eleven happen.
Speaker 1: It's to me, there's other things that we are more
Speaker 1: important to talk about. And I don't think with a big,
Speaker 1: massive hurricane about to hit the east coast of the
Speaker 1: United States, that looks like the real deal that that
Speaker 1: anybody's going to be focused on. We've got to worry
Speaker 1: about our neighbors right now. We got to roll up
Speaker 1: our sleeves and be prepared to help out the people
Speaker 1: of South Carolina, North Carolina and elsewhere. That's where our focuses.
Speaker 1: But afterwards, I would I would expect that he will
Speaker 1: do that. That's gonna wrap things up for today. Hannity
Speaker 1: Tonight nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel, We've got
Speaker 1: new struck page text messages will be breaking. George Popadopoulos,
Speaker 1: he's got to go to jail for fourteen days. Thank you,
Speaker 1: Robert Mueller. He and his wife will join us, Eric Trump,
Speaker 1: Sarah Carter, Greg Jarrett, also, Jason Chaffett said Henry and
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Speaker 1: and we'll see you then. We're back here tomorrow