Speaker 1: All right, Leonard skinnerd simpleman.
Speaker 2: That can only mean one thing on this radio program,
Speaker 2: and that is all things self proclaimed simple man. That
Speaker 2: means all things Bill O'Reilly, all things Bill O'Reilly at
Speaker 2: billoreilly dot com. Mister O'Reilly, sir, I understand you are
Speaker 2: traveling abroad. You have an annual boys trip all your
Speaker 2: or your all your closest buddies. And I was not
Speaker 2: invited again this year. I have never been invited. I
Speaker 2: thought you, I thought you. I thought we were friends.
Speaker 2: Apparently we're not.
Speaker 3: That's not sure. You just worked too much.
Speaker 2: I do work a lot, but I like working a lot.
Speaker 2: I mean I get a lot of satisfaction out of work.
Speaker 2: And I don't know. It's in my DNA. I can't
Speaker 2: help it, I know.
Speaker 3: So we're in Ireland, and then I went over to
Speaker 3: England to do a documentary for News Nation Special not
Speaker 3: a documentary on the migrant thing, which is unbelievable over there.
Speaker 2: One hundred nearly one hundred Sharia courts in Great Britain.
Speaker 2: I never thought we'd see that in our lifetime. No
Speaker 2: go zones in Europe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the whole neighborhoods are now Muslim neighborhoods and
Speaker 3: the police. I spent some time in those neighborhoods. They're
Speaker 3: not around. So you get in trouble there, nobody's coming
Speaker 3: to help you. And then the Jewish people in London,
Speaker 3: that's where we've been based, they're heavily out numbered, six
Speaker 3: or seven to one. The stats are unbelievable. Nineteen eighty
Speaker 3: and you might remember that I took a third year
Speaker 3: abroad in London way back and in nineteen eighty the
Speaker 3: foreign born population of England four percent. Now it's twenty
Speaker 3: one percent. But it's really more than that. I'm in
Speaker 3: Cork and I fly over to London, get on an
Speaker 3: aer Lingus plane. I get off the plane at Heathrow.
Speaker 3: I walk through the terminal to the car. No one
Speaker 3: checks anything. There was no customs, no passport control, nothing
Speaker 3: for two hundred and fifty people. There's walls right through.
Speaker 3: And so when they say, well, we got twenty one
Speaker 3: percent here far and boint, I think that it's about
Speaker 3: thirty thirty five percent. And that's the big problem. Now,
Speaker 3: could it happen in America? That's a theme of the
Speaker 3: h of the special that I'm doing. If Kamala were elected,
Speaker 3: it would be happening right now at this very moment,
Speaker 3: because she was not going to stop any of the
Speaker 3: illegal migration into the United States, just as the British
Speaker 3: authorities are now making any attempt to stop my into
Speaker 3: their country.
Speaker 2: So I have been saying on this radio program, on
Speaker 2: TV and on my new podcast the same thing that
Speaker 2: I think the continent of Europe has been and continues
Speaker 2: to be in a precipitous decline. They have ignored the
Speaker 2: national security issues that are very real. They have adopted socialism,
Speaker 2: they've adopted radical climate alarmism, and they have had unfettered
Speaker 2: illegal immigration. I don't have a problem with immigration as
Speaker 2: long as it's legal, but it also must include assimilation.
Speaker 2: I don't think Europe as we know it will ever
Speaker 2: be the same again. Bill O'Reilly? Am I wrong?
Speaker 3: No? Because how are you going to solve the problem.
Speaker 3: You can't deport all of these people back to where
Speaker 3: they originally came from. It's impossible.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: The Sharia situation is there are sixties six zero Sharia
Speaker 3: courts in the UK. They operate on mostly civil matters. However,
Speaker 3: those civil matters include beaten the hell out of your
Speaker 3: sister or your girlfriend or whatever, which is allowed in
Speaker 3: some Muslim cultures, and the British authorities then take the
Speaker 3: verdicts of the Sharia courd and allow them to stand.
Speaker 3: So there is no British authority in the civil courts
Speaker 3: in many of these areas that have the Sharia. It's incredible.
Speaker 2: I just think it's at the point of no return.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't think the continent of Europe, based
Speaker 2: on the reasons I just stated, can recover. I don't
Speaker 2: see any politician. I don't see anybody standing up and
Speaker 2: resolving the issue. Do you remember the Prime Minister of Australia,
Speaker 2: Howard many years ago that if you going to come
Speaker 2: to Australia you must assimilate and become Australian or go home,
Speaker 2: and it was considered very controversial at the time. But
Speaker 2: if you come to any country in Europe and you
Speaker 2: don't want to assimilate, but you want to impose your
Speaker 2: values on the people of Great Britain in this case,
Speaker 2: or the people in France no go zones in France,
Speaker 2: I find I find a foundational conflict between Western culture,
Speaker 2: civilization and Sharia law implemented. Now you say sixty I
Speaker 2: hear they're closer to official numbers. I've rhetoric eighty plus
Speaker 2: and growing closer to one hundred. And I do believe,
Speaker 2: in spite of the press, I suspect that those Sharia
Speaker 2: courts are way more powerful, way more influential than they're
Speaker 2: letting on.
Speaker 3: Well, they don't want to deal with the is sh anyway,
Speaker 3: they being in the House of Parliament. But it can
Speaker 3: come back here again to the United States, because a
Speaker 3: lot of people say, well, I'm not going to Europe,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to live there. I don't care what
Speaker 3: happens there. If you do an analysis, and it's just
Speaker 3: starting to come out now, who voted for Mandani in
Speaker 3: New York City, Now you're voting for a communist there
Speaker 3: an anti Israel. I'm not going to say he's anti Semitic.
Speaker 3: I don't know the man, but it's certainly anti Israel.
Speaker 3: The less time that you spent in the United States,
Speaker 3: the more votes he got from that group. So people
Speaker 3: with green cards, people who came in the right way
Speaker 3: still voted for the most radical guy you could vote for.
Speaker 3: And that's happening in California too. The votes yesterday, the
Speaker 3: people who come here from abroad many times have no
Speaker 3: like an idea what this country's all about. I don't care.
Speaker 1: Let me.
Speaker 2: Let me get to the topic that I wanted to
Speaker 2: talk about, which actually dovetails perfectly into this. And I
Speaker 2: want to ask you this now. Historical trends are what
Speaker 2: they are, and that is the party in power tends
Speaker 2: to lose seats in the House and in the Senate
Speaker 2: in midterm election years. I'm not so sure that paradigm
Speaker 2: is applicable to the current times we're living in.
Speaker 1: What do I mean by that?
Speaker 2: If you look at the Democratic Party, they're now supporting
Speaker 2: a guy with the Nazi tattoo lecturing women about rape
Speaker 2: berating brave soldiers. I'm glad he's dead, you know, Grand
Speaker 2: Platin or remain. Then you've got this idiot six gender
Speaker 2: tell Rico, welcome mat at the Southern Border. And of
Speaker 2: course God is non binary, and I can keep going
Speaker 2: on about him. Then you've got Mom Dannie. Then you've
Speaker 2: got AOC. Then you've got the entire squad, and then
Speaker 2: you have apparently Grand Platin meets with Senate leadership and
Speaker 2: Democratic senators and they're putting their seal of approval on
Speaker 2: the guy with the Nazi tattoo. This has never been
Speaker 2: as radicalized a party as it is now, and nobody dares,
Speaker 2: with the exception of John Fetterman, who call them out
Speaker 2: on this madness. Now, Bill O'Reilly, I don't think this
Speaker 2: is going to be a normal midterm election for that reason.
Speaker 2: They are insane and they've embraced the most radical views
Speaker 2: we've ever seen in any party in the history of
Speaker 2: this great country.
Speaker 1: Am I wrong?
Speaker 3: It depends because you have to include in that analysis
Speaker 3: people who don't know anything, the really low information voter
Speaker 3: who does a party thing or is swayed by what
Speaker 3: Aunt Millie says or their girlfriend or boyfriend say.
Speaker 1: But those crazies usually on either side.
Speaker 2: They don't determine the election outcome, do they.
Speaker 3: But it's a growing crew, and so you gotta be careful.
Speaker 3: Now in Maine, is one point three million people in Maine. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's nothing, and it's a traditional or used to be state.
Speaker 3: Susan Collins, the current senator, has been in there for
Speaker 3: what eight terms? Nine terms?
Speaker 2: And she's think that long, but she's been but she's
Speaker 2: she's served the people in Maine. Well, how to give
Speaker 2: her credit, very independent minded yep.
Speaker 3: But I would say she's conservative in her values. I
Speaker 3: know her a little bit. But now you have an
Speaker 3: influx of people into Maine to do the service job,
Speaker 3: largely fishing and tourism that are in the crew we
Speaker 3: just talked about with Mandani. They don't know anything. So
Speaker 3: when somebody like the Progressive candidate come says, oh, I'm
Speaker 3: going to give you everything, you're going to get everything.
Speaker 3: That's what the theme for the Democratic Party is going
Speaker 3: to be in November. We are going to give you everything.
Speaker 3: It worked in New York City, is that's what they're
Speaker 3: going to roll out. So I can't predict it. Newt
Speaker 3: Gingrich believes that the whole thing is in turmoil and
Speaker 3: you can't make a prediction. I think that's true now.
Speaker 3: But President Trump has got to deal with Iran. He's
Speaker 3: got to deal with it fairly quickly. Can't have that
Speaker 3: keep hanging over the country's head. It's doing the right
Speaker 3: thing in my opinion. Okay, it's not Trump's war, it's
Speaker 3: everybody's war. But you've got to do some kind of
Speaker 3: resolution there to get momentum back on the side of
Speaker 3: the anti progressives.
Speaker 2: That will come as a natural course of my view,
Speaker 2: But let me put emphasis on this point. If the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party is now the party of Graham Platner and
Speaker 2: James tell Rico and Mom Donnie and AOC and the
Speaker 2: Squad and Grandpa Bernie and Pocahontas, Bill O'Reilly, I don't
Speaker 2: believe that voters in the middle, the people that usually
Speaker 2: determine elections, that those people are going to be swayed
Speaker 2: into this extremism. I think the fact that Democrats, if
Speaker 2: it was a Republican, and a Republican had for twenty
Speaker 2: years of his life were close to it a Nazi tattoo,
Speaker 2: and for political expediency took off the Nazi tattoo to
Speaker 2: run a campaign that would not fly with any Democrat.
Speaker 2: They are giving all of these lunatics a pass. And
Speaker 2: Bill O'Reilly, if you know what the other four genders
Speaker 2: are that Pallerico's talking about, We're going to give you
Speaker 2: dinner for two at the restaurant of your choice. How
Speaker 2: do you like that deal? What are the other four genders?
Speaker 2: When he says there's six and all these years we've
Speaker 2: been saying our father in heaven and meanwhile it's apparently
Speaker 2: you know, if you have a neighbor that's a female.
Speaker 2: She's a neighbor with the uterus. Apparently there are six genders,
Speaker 2: and I don't know if that means our six genders
Speaker 2: that are in heaven. I got it wrong my whole life.
Speaker 3: Bill Well, I'm going to be very hungry because I
Speaker 3: don't know what he's talking about. But I don't think
Speaker 3: he's a winner there. I don't think Texas is going
Speaker 3: to elect him, even though they had a kind of
Speaker 3: nasty primary. I think Texas is a state that understands,
Speaker 3: like Florida does, where you live, the economics of it all,
Speaker 3: and that is much better for us to have an
Speaker 3: open marketplace and less regulations and less taxes. That's what's
Speaker 3: going to kill tell Rico because he's a big as
Speaker 3: all progressives are big taxes.
Speaker 2: He's running a vegan campaign, wants to welcome att on
Speaker 2: the southern border, I'm sure and every Texan agrees with that.
Speaker 2: He's against energy dominance, so I'm sure that that helps
Speaker 2: the people in the energy sector there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it's not like California. The machine, the democratic
Speaker 3: machine in Texas is not nearly as well funded and
Speaker 3: organized as a democratic machine is in California. And that's
Speaker 3: the problem. You might have two Republicans, one running for
Speaker 3: mayor of la and one running for governor. However, the
Speaker 3: Democratic machine is going to unbelievably move in there, with
Speaker 3: the unions and all the money. It's going to be very,
Speaker 3: very hard for those Republicans to win.
Speaker 2: Well, one thing that's a little known secret. Republicans right
Speaker 2: now at this point in the election cycle have more
Speaker 2: money than Democrats, a lot more money. Now, we also
Speaker 2: have the Supreme Court decision on racial gerrymandering, and the
Speaker 2: decision and the Commonwealth of Virginia and their Supreme Court
Speaker 2: about Abigail Spamberger's power graph.
Speaker 1: But anyway, did you miss me last week?
Speaker 2: Am I ever going to get an invite to the
Speaker 2: big Boys week that you have?
Speaker 1: Or is I'm just I'm on the no fly list?
Speaker 3: Advice you next week? You know I was frightened to
Speaker 3: invite you because me and you entering Great Britain at
Speaker 3: the same time we might have had a problem there.
Speaker 1: Well, I gotta real quick while we're running out of time.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 2: I did a man on the street in London ones
Speaker 2: I tried to within thirty seconds a mob surrounded me.
Speaker 2: I was recognized immediately and it was a disaster.
Speaker 1: Bill. I mean it nearly became a riot. True story.
Speaker 2: All right, all things simple man, Bill, O'Reilly, All things
Speaker 2: O'Reilly Billoreilly dot Com. We appreciate you being with us. Bill,
Speaker 2: Welcome back, Glad you had a good time. Right quick break,
Speaker 2: right back.
Speaker 5: If you're ready to get out of the media spin room,
Speaker 5: you come to the right place. Is the Sean Hannity Show,
Speaker 5: the radio show, the mainstream media love State.
Speaker 6: This is the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 2: For any politician, anybody in Washington that is ever going
Speaker 2: before a Senate committee or a House committee, you need
Speaker 2: to take a tutorial from Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State,
Speaker 2: director of the NSA, because there's nobody that are at
Speaker 2: beating these people down and schooling them. Let me play
Speaker 2: a few cuts here of Senator Marco Rubio now Secretary
Speaker 2: of State Marco Rubio responding, for example, to Jackie Rosen's
Speaker 2: allegation he was partying in Miami with Trump during the
Speaker 2: Iran War. No, he's talking to Steve Whitcoff, Jared Kushner,
Speaker 2: and the President because he was with the president.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said, was shocked to see that you
Speaker 1: were at a party with President Trump in Miami instead
Speaker 1: of accompanying Vice President Vance to Pakistan for negotiations.
Speaker 7: What party was I at? I was at a.
Speaker 1: Party publicly reported and there's photos there. What party?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 7: No, no, no, But you're gonna say that, I'm gonna answer it.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna answer that question. That's a third statement.
Speaker 1: If I was not at a.
Speaker 8: Party, my paragraph he can answer.
Speaker 7: People are going to slander me. I'm gonna answer you.
Speaker 7: I was not at a party. Where I was is
Speaker 7: next to the president on that evening. I spoke to
Speaker 7: mister Kushner on our negotiating team and mister woodcoff on
Speaker 7: at least six occasions, including twice on a secure line
Speaker 7: from the phone they had access to over there for
Speaker 7: you don't know what you're talking about. I know you're
Speaker 7: staff wrote up this cute statement for your TikTok video,
Speaker 7: but it's not true.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just a beat down this What party?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about? What party?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Then here's Marco responding, you know, to this idiocy, Bory
Speaker 2: Booker saying we're begging for a deal with the rent. No,
Speaker 2: nobody's begging for a deal.
Speaker 1: With the rant. No, it's called the negotiation, you idiot.
Speaker 1: But here's what he said.
Speaker 6: We're begging to get back into a deal that you
Speaker 6: all trash in the first place.
Speaker 7: There's no one begging.
Speaker 3: I don't nearly this is Booker, Booker, your times up,
Speaker 3: since he's want to adrusted the.
Speaker 7: Spinds because they go to the heart of the matter.
Speaker 7: No one's begging for anything here. The Iranians might be
Speaker 7: begging because there are economies losing hundreds and millions of
Speaker 7: dollars a day.
Speaker 2: And then Marco reminding everybody US farm policy will and
Speaker 2: must represent America's best interest. Now this goes to the
Speaker 2: heart and soul of you know, there's so much false
Speaker 2: reporting out there, so many conspiracy theorists, so many people
Speaker 2: looking for attention. There's the rise of anti Semitism everywhere.
Speaker 2: And this false narrative that Donald Trump did this because
Speaker 2: Israel and bb Net and Yahoo and talk show hosts
Speaker 2: on Fox they made him do it. I'm like, no,
Speaker 2: nobody makes Donald Trump do anything. But anyway, here is Marco,
Speaker 2: you know, saying it's got to be an America's interest.
Speaker 2: It's not only in America's interest, it is in the
Speaker 2: world's interest, but that's secondary.
Speaker 7: We believe that America should lead the world, and I
Speaker 7: believe that we are, and I will have a very
Speaker 7: good story to tell about that. American leadership, however, should
Speaker 7: always be on behalf of the American interests. I say
Speaker 7: this because I think over a period of time in
Speaker 7: our foreign policy, we lost focus on that. The reality
Speaker 7: of it is that our foreign policy first and foremost
Speaker 7: must always be what is in the national interest of
Speaker 7: the United States of America.
Speaker 2: You know, it's pretty remarkable how dumb some of these
Speaker 2: people are. All right, let's get to our busy phones.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean, if you want
Speaker 2: to be a part of the program, granted my free
Speaker 2: state of Florida, grant apparently your hardest trouble.
Speaker 6: What's up, Hey, how you doing, Sean? Good talk to you. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I've been in Florida my whole life, and I'm a
Speaker 6: little bit I'm an independent, but I'm conservative. I'm a
Speaker 6: little concerned about the exodus from the Blue States coming
Speaker 6: to the Red States because I'm afraid that they're not
Speaker 6: going to change their views and that they're going to
Speaker 6: try and continue to believe in they're misinformed ways and
Speaker 6: vote that way when they get here. What do you
Speaker 6: think about that?
Speaker 2: I wish we could make it a requirement that if
Speaker 2: you're going to leave New York and New Jersey and
Speaker 2: Illinois and California, and you're going to make your way
Speaker 2: to r Frey State of Florida or go to Texas
Speaker 2: or Tennessee or the Carolinas, don't bring your dumb liberal
Speaker 2: politics that you're leaving with you. Now, we can't mandate
Speaker 2: such a thing. However, I would venture a pretty educated
Speaker 2: guess that if you're leaving these places because in part
Speaker 2: because of the failure of government and the intrusion of
Speaker 2: government into your life, I'd say the odds are probably
Speaker 2: pretty high that you don't like the status quo when
Speaker 2: you're leaving for a reason. And that would give me
Speaker 2: some comfort. That the majority of people that are coming
Speaker 2: are coming because they're tired of the way things have
Speaker 2: gone where they lived currently. So but you know, there's
Speaker 2: nothing you can do. We're a free country now of
Speaker 2: New York and California. If they decide at some point
Speaker 2: they want to be their own country, I'm fine with
Speaker 2: u too. I'd rather be the United States of America.
Speaker 2: But I know some on the left have floated these ideas,
Speaker 2: but at the end of the day, we've got to
Speaker 2: be smarter than them and offer people more than them.
Speaker 2: And what we're offering is something that for some people's
Speaker 2: more difficult to absorb and comprehend, and it's the concept
Speaker 2: of liberty and freedom and not cradle to grave, womb
Speaker 2: to the tomb. You know, government provided everything and you know,
Speaker 2: take from one group of people and frankly partly enslave
Speaker 2: another group of people so that you're you get all
Speaker 2: this power and you you, you get elected in perpetuity.
Speaker 2: We have to make these arguments and we have to
Speaker 2: make them successfully, and hopefully Americans will choose freedom when
Speaker 2: given the right choice, and that's on the ballot in November.
Speaker 2: I hope people are paying attention. You get the last word.
Speaker 6: Well, I was just going to say that, you know,
Speaker 6: I'm down here in Dade County and we have a
Speaker 6: large influx of immigrants and I noticed that, you know,
Speaker 6: they a lot of them before got really bad with
Speaker 6: all the illegals. They would come and they didn't change.
Speaker 6: They still want free stuff, you know, and it's like
Speaker 6: I talked to them, I go Why do you feel
Speaker 6: that way? I said, you left the country that was
Speaker 6: that way, and now you want to bring it here
Speaker 6: and how did that work out?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 6: And they don't want to change, and I'm concerned that
Speaker 6: it's going to be the same way. You know these
Speaker 6: other states.
Speaker 2: Freedom is but one generation away from extinction, Ronald Reagan
Speaker 2: told us, And you know what, this is the fight
Speaker 2: in our time, and it's a battle of ideas right now.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I don't see any middle ground to defunding
Speaker 2: and dismantling the police and no bail laws and open
Speaker 2: borders and sanctuary cities and states versus our values.
Speaker 1: I just don't.
Speaker 2: So you have to win politically anyway. I appreciate the
Speaker 2: good call, my friend. Thank you, God bless you. Let's
Speaker 2: go to Rhode Island. I live there five wonderful years.
Speaker 2: Beautiful state, the ocean state. Merrick is with us, Merrick,
Speaker 2: How are you all right?
Speaker 3: How are you doing?
Speaker 9: Sound?
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 9: Yeah? I have a question like how does this work?
Speaker 9: You know, with people leaving the Blue states? The people
Speaker 9: can do, but then you know, seeing the Blue states
Speaker 9: and like California, New York, United States, when do we
Speaker 9: ever get.
Speaker 1: Them back like and how maybe never.
Speaker 9: Right. So that's that's what I'm listen.
Speaker 2: I will tell you I'm very proud of Steve Hilton
Speaker 2: and what he was able to pull off last night.
Speaker 1: I like Spencer Pratt.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm never talked to him.
Speaker 2: We've invited him, invited him on the show, and he
Speaker 2: never got back to us. So I assume he doesn't
Speaker 2: want to associate with me, and I'm fine with that too.
Speaker 1: I'm glad he won.
Speaker 2: I think he's the better choice for the people in
Speaker 2: LA but not that the people in the Southland are
Speaker 2: going to listen to Sean Hannick. But I'll say this,
Speaker 2: you know, at some point you have to see the
Speaker 2: handwriting is on the wall. I am going to support
Speaker 2: with all my heart Steve Hilton in this general election.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 2: I'm glad he has a shot. I'm glad the people
Speaker 2: of California have a shot. I really like Bruce Blakeman.
Speaker 2: He's a Nassau County executive who's done a great job.
Speaker 2: Would a great governor in New York, could really transform
Speaker 2: the state. But I would say in both cases it's
Speaker 2: a long shot. I'm gonna do everything I can do
Speaker 2: to help them. This may be the last chance for
Speaker 2: both states to turn turn turn around. Before you know
Speaker 2: it's it's it's over, meaning that there's no way you
Speaker 2: can recover from the damage that they're doing. So, you know,
Speaker 2: look if you want to fight it out in Rhode Island,
Speaker 2: and Rhode Island has been a blue state for as
Speaker 2: long as I can remember. There's not one single elected
Speaker 2: Republican in New England, but pursues in Collins. That's it
Speaker 2: in terms of you know, Congress and Senate. I mean
Speaker 2: it ought to tell you are outnumbered. You live around
Speaker 2: a bunch of left wing radical Democrats. Maybe if things
Speaker 2: get so bad, they might re examine where they are.
Speaker 2: I don't know, But in the meantime, I'm not waiting
Speaker 2: for them to fix everything that's wrong. I left New
Speaker 2: York three years ago and it was the best decision
Speaker 2: I made, That's all I can say.
Speaker 1: I like Rhode Island. Do you where do you live
Speaker 1: in Rhode Island?
Speaker 9: Westerly?
Speaker 1: Okay? You have ever been to Newport in the Black Pearl?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: You need to go the best clam chowder ever.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful state, but left wing politicians have destroyed it.
Speaker 1: That's how I put it.
Speaker 2: Anyway. I appreciate it. Mary, Thank you Texas, God bless Texas.
Speaker 2: Rachel next on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1: Hi, Sean, what's going on?
Speaker 8: Well, what's going on? I called in response to your
Speaker 8: comment yesterday about you thought it was strange for Linda
Speaker 8: to get up and dance by herself on the dance floor.
Speaker 8: But in the South, we do women dance by theirselves
Speaker 8: on the dance floor all the time. It's not unusual here.
Speaker 8: So my message is for Linda, the music moves yp
Speaker 8: get up and dance.
Speaker 11: Well, thank you. I appreciate that very much. I share
Speaker 11: that same sentiment, and I show you a questions.
Speaker 2: So just just to get some clarity on this, Rachel
Speaker 2: in Texas. So you go to a club or people
Speaker 2: are dancing, and they're dancing with other people, and you
Speaker 2: feel perfectly comfortable to just walk it out on the
Speaker 2: dance floor and throwing yourself in the middle alone and
Speaker 2: you dance by yourself.
Speaker 1: You're okay with that?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yes, absolutely, And so are a lot of other women
Speaker 8: here in the South.
Speaker 1: What do I know that, Sean?
Speaker 11: I must be a Southerner at heart.
Speaker 1: Martus.
Speaker 11: You know, God forgive me for my terrible accent. But
Speaker 11: I think I would blend.
Speaker 8: Oh well, my accent's just yet.
Speaker 1: I think i'd fit right in.
Speaker 11: See Rachel has her accent, I have my accent. She
Speaker 11: and I would dance alone, but next to each other
Speaker 11: on the dance floor.
Speaker 1: Yet you'd have a new friend. It would be a
Speaker 1: beautiful thing.
Speaker 11: I already have a friend. Rachel and I were going
Speaker 11: to be pempals after this call.
Speaker 8: That's right, that's right, see that, Sean.
Speaker 11: Aren't you jealous?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: I think you're both.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 2: I think the idea, idea that you would get on
Speaker 2: a dance floor by yourself and just are grooving, not
Speaker 2: that I would.
Speaker 11: I did it, and I do. I do it all
Speaker 11: the time.
Speaker 4: You did.
Speaker 1: And I walked over to you and I said, what
Speaker 1: are you doing?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you came over. You're like, please stop, you're embarrassing us.
Speaker 11: I'm like, embarrassing who all of us?
Speaker 8: This is?
Speaker 2: I said, this is embarrassing. No, you kept at it.
Speaker 2: He didn't stop. Rachel, that's right. He stuck to her guns.
Speaker 3: Good for Linda.
Speaker 4: Not here.
Speaker 8: It is not unusual or embarrassing here, it's it's a
Speaker 8: way of life.
Speaker 2: Well God, thank you, Rachel, I can if Texas is
Speaker 2: doing it, I'm okay with it?
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Speaker 1: What's up? John? How are you glad you called? Sir?
Speaker 10: Hi? You and Sean?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 10: I am sick and tired of watching these ice protest
Speaker 10: riots all over America home and niece was screwing around.
Speaker 10: It's illegal, It is not. There's no right to protests,
Speaker 10: right to petition the government for redress agrievances and protesting
Speaker 10: is not that. The law is eight US co A
Speaker 10: thirteen twenty four harboring certain aliens, and it includes encouraging
Speaker 10: the aliens to come into the country or to stay
Speaker 10: in the country and protecting them from law enforcement, put
Speaker 10: them in prison, find them if they're very heavy fined.
Speaker 10: And it's and it's per count is per illegal alien
Speaker 10: that you protected. So if Ice nails fifty illegal aliens
Speaker 10: in a in an action. Everybody who protests is guilty
Speaker 10: of fifty different counts of harboring aliens. It needs to stop,
Speaker 10: and you only need to You only need to arrest
Speaker 10: a bunch of them once and they'll never do it again.
Speaker 2: John, I can only tell you, and I know Tom Holman,
Speaker 2: and I've interviewed him a bunch and we've discussed all
Speaker 2: of this in great specificity, in detail, and I am
Speaker 2: telling you the task that he has before him and
Speaker 2: what he he's been dealing with, and the job they've
Speaker 2: been doing is nothing short of miraculous. They have been
Speaker 2: finding identifying the worst of the worst that were allowed
Speaker 2: into this country from over two hundred other countries many
Speaker 2: would terroritize. And they are finding known terrorists and murderers
Speaker 2: and sex offenders and rapists and child molesters and cartel
Speaker 2: members and gang they're finding them, they're arresting them. They're
Speaker 2: making the country safer every single day. Your point on
Speaker 2: the law couldn't be any more correct. But you got
Speaker 2: to give these guys some credit. They're doing a great job,
Speaker 2: especially in light of the circumstances they offer work under.
Speaker 2: You know, being docked and spit at and harassed and
Speaker 2: hit and it's terrible.