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Speaker 8: eight hundred and nine foot one, Sean. If you want
Speaker 8: to be a part of the program, we have so
Speaker 8: much ground to cover with hearings going on for RFK
Speaker 8: Junior Cash Patel and for Tulsi Gabbard, who We've been
Speaker 8: discussing all of them today as the hearings got started.
Speaker 8: I mean, Dick Durbin has been just a low life.
Speaker 8: He's sort of like Chuck Schumer out of Illinois, and
Speaker 8: you know, he's just a smear merchant. And very early
Speaker 8: on in the hearings, he starts lecturing and insinuating that
Speaker 8: Cash Patel, who's been on this program, who has served
Speaker 8: as country you know, was the chiefest staff of the
Speaker 8: but the Secretary of Defense, but insinuating that he's a racist.
Speaker 1: This is Dick Darby.
Speaker 9: Anever of my Republican colleagues on this committee of criticized
Speaker 9: Miss Lumber's extremism. One of my colleagues described her as
Speaker 9: a quote crazy conspiracy theorist who regularly utters disgusting garbage.
Speaker 9: Another called her really toxic. Giving all of this, why
Speaker 9: did you associate with miss Lumer center?
Speaker 3: As you can see, I took a photograph with an
Speaker 3: individual who at showed up at a book event. I
Speaker 3: don't believe I'm guilty by association, and I certainly don't
Speaker 3: believe that an individual who was the first minority to
Speaker 3: serve as a Deputy Director of National Intelligence for this
Speaker 3: country is a racist in any way, and I detest
Speaker 3: any conjecture to the contrary.
Speaker 8: Good for him, very good for him. Then Lindsey Graham
Speaker 8: stepped in. Lindsay has his finest moments a lot of
Speaker 8: these hearings, and he was great. He's a pushcash fatal
Speaker 8: who did not want to talk about this issue. He
Speaker 8: pushed him on it and it got very interesting.
Speaker 10: Have you ever been subject to racism as an individual?
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, Senator yes, I want to get into those details
Speaker 3: of my family.
Speaker 1: I'll let's get into a few of them. Tell me
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 3: Well, if you look at the record from January sixth,
Speaker 3: where I testified before that committee because of my personal
Speaker 3: information being released by Congress, I was subjected to a
Speaker 3: direct and significant threat on my life and I put
Speaker 3: that information in the record. I had to move in
Speaker 3: that threat. Good.
Speaker 7: I was called.
Speaker 3: A detestable and I'll apologize if I don't get all right,
Speaker 3: but it's in the record. A detestable sent who had
Speaker 3: no right being in this country. You should go back
Speaker 3: to where you came from. You belong with your terrorist
Speaker 3: home friends. And that's what was sent to me. That's
Speaker 3: just a piece of it. But that's nothing compared to
Speaker 3: what the men and women in law enforcement face every day,
Speaker 3: and that's why they have my support.
Speaker 8: Anyway, here to weigh in on this and Tulsea Gabbard's hearing,
Speaker 8: we have some cuttfale play of her as well. Is
Speaker 8: Brian Finch. He is the co chair of the cybersecurity
Speaker 8: practice at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman. And you've been watching
Speaker 8: this Adam Schift show go on, and this is what
Speaker 8: I told this audience.
Speaker 1: What happened. Anyway, this is all they got.
Speaker 8: They whatever denial stage after November fifth, Democrats were in,
Speaker 8: they're out of it. They're now in the rage and
Speaker 8: anger and lashing out stage. But I don't think they
Speaker 8: really laid a glove on any of these nominees. And
Speaker 8: it's just going to be up to Republicans to stiffen
Speaker 8: their spines and give the president the cabinet that he deserves.
Speaker 11: Sean, You're absolutely right. I mean, I've been in DC
Speaker 11: for almost thirty years and at this point I'm pretty
Speaker 11: jaded by the opposition and a lot of these confirmation
Speaker 11: hearings it's just theater. It's theater that they're looking to produce,
Speaker 11: script and copy that they can use in their fundraising
Speaker 11: emails and their television commercials and throw red meat or
Speaker 11: red soy meat, as the case may be for Democrats
Speaker 11: to their loyal party supporters and their voters and saying, look,
Speaker 11: how I'm standing up to these horrible people who are
Speaker 11: dedicated to violating the Constitution or civil rights when it's
Speaker 11: not true. I mean, it's just absolutely not true, and
Speaker 11: everybody recognizes it for what it is. It's just playing
Speaker 11: to your audience, and it's not it's not truly serious lawmaking.
Speaker 8: You know, as we look at this and we're learning
Speaker 8: more and more over time is and there was a
Speaker 8: there was a pretty interesting story. It's long and it's
Speaker 8: somewhat complex, and I'm not sure if I have the
Speaker 8: time to go into it, but I'll give a little summary.
Speaker 8: It was on foxnews dot com today but identified anti
Speaker 8: Trump FBI agent apparently broke protocol played a critical role
Speaker 8: in opening and advancing the bureau's original investigation related to
Speaker 8: the twenty twenty election, tying Donald Trump to the probe
Speaker 8: without any sufficient predication. Whistle Blower disclosures have been obtained
Speaker 8: obtained by Chuck Grassley Reveal along with Ron Johnson, and
Speaker 8: they shared internal FBI emails, you know, and predicating documents
Speaker 8: legally protected whistleblower disclosures. And they've found out that these
Speaker 8: documents prove that the genesis of the federal election interference
Speaker 8: case brought against Donald Trump began at the hands of
Speaker 8: one FBI assistant special agent. It is not even a
Speaker 8: special agent, and that Fox Digital reported in twenty twenty
Speaker 8: four this individual had been fired, you know, from the
Speaker 8: FBI after he violated the Hatch Act in his political
Speaker 8: post on social media. Previously, whistle blowers claimed that this
Speaker 8: guy had shown a pattern of active public partisanship, and
Speaker 8: all of this was allowed to continue over Jim comey,
Speaker 8: mister higher honor, and Christopher Ray, and I think cleaning
Speaker 8: out the FBI and taking away you know, the FBI
Speaker 8: clearly has been politicized, the DOJ has been weaponized, and
Speaker 8: it's got to come to an end. And I know
Speaker 8: a lot of people say to me, you know, well,
Speaker 8: why are Democrats all of a sudden now interested in this,
Speaker 8: because they remain silent the whole time, Because is it.
Speaker 8: Aren't they really afraid that the precedent that they themselves
Speaker 8: set would be used against them in.
Speaker 11: The end, they should be and you're absolutely right, and
Speaker 11: the president and President Trump is absolutely right about trying
Speaker 11: to find nominees and whether it's a director of the FBI,
Speaker 11: whether it's the Attorney General, whether it's the d and I,
Speaker 11: Tulsea Gabbard, people who not only are going to ask questions,
Speaker 11: but know who work with people who ask questions as well.
Speaker 11: And I think that's a bit of a subtler point
Speaker 11: that's not getting across to a lot of folks, is
Speaker 11: that you know, it may be that someone like Chris Ray,
Speaker 11: he could have had some good attention intentions, but the
Speaker 11: people sitting below him, for example, might not have had
Speaker 11: good intentions and not given him the full information on
Speaker 11: any given matter. And so that's why the President has
Speaker 11: sought out people like Cash, Mattel, Tulsi Gabbard and others
Speaker 11: and given them explicit direction to review to reform, but
Speaker 11: also make sure that you're working with people who know
Speaker 11: how to ask the right questions and know not to
Speaker 11: gain the system, and you can trust them to not
Speaker 11: gain the system. There's always going to be one or two,
Speaker 11: you know, bad actors here or there, but if you
Speaker 11: don't take a top down review and see who's really
Speaker 11: committed to doing the right thing, following the law, following
Speaker 11: the constitution, et cetera. That's how you wind up with
Speaker 11: these organizations which put you in these spectacularly absurd situations
Speaker 11: like calling the president I mean asset of Vladimir Putin
Speaker 11: or Tulsi Gabbard of an asset of a Shirasad. Those
Speaker 11: are just ludicrous claims. And what the President has been
Speaker 11: working steadily towards getting people in government who who won't
Speaker 11: do that and have a system in place to protect
Speaker 11: against that.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 8: And then if borders on absurd, you know, Uh, Chris
Speaker 8: Coon's asking, you know, what would you do if ordered
Speaker 8: by Donald Trump to open an investigation into a political enemy,
Speaker 8: and his answer was, any law enforcement operation will only
Speaker 8: be launched on factual on a factual legal basis.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 8: I'd never do anything on constitutional or anything unlawful, you know.
Speaker 8: Then asked if he would fire the agents who worked
Speaker 8: on Jack Smith's team, he said, not at BI agents
Speaker 8: will be fired. Not not at BI agents will be
Speaker 8: fired for their mission assignments. He says that that's that's
Speaker 8: not an acceptable answer. You failed your first test, and
Speaker 8: whether you'd stand up to Trump. I mean, it's just
Speaker 8: they just they they can't help themselves now. And Horano
Speaker 8: asking if Cash has ever sexually abused anyone, number one question.
Speaker 8: It seems every single time, you know. But at the
Speaker 8: end of the day, it's the same. It's sort of
Speaker 8: like wash, rinse and repeat. This is all they've got,
Speaker 8: whether it's RFK, Tulsi or Cash.
Speaker 11: And you know what's particularly galling to me, Sean, is
Speaker 11: when the opposite is true, which is they talk about
Speaker 11: Alvin Bragg's case against the president. They say, well, you know,
Speaker 11: he's a felon. The jury has spoken, the law is spoken,
Speaker 11: no one is against no one is above the law.
Speaker 11: And you know, you sit there as a lawyer and
Speaker 11: you say, you've got to be kidding me. No reasonable prosecutor,
Speaker 11: no one who has any shred of decency or politically
Speaker 11: apolitical in them, is going to look at the cases
Speaker 11: that were brought against the president and say, yeah, those
Speaker 11: are legitimate. And they were entirely illegitimate. There was absolutely
Speaker 11: nothing there. These were political prosecutions designed for a very
Speaker 11: clear purpose to render Trump unelectable, and thankfully if backfired.
Speaker 11: But if you bring those examples up to them and
Speaker 11: say Oh, that's completely different. We're much more wried about
Speaker 11: these strange theoreticals and hypotheticals that you'd come up with
Speaker 11: the cash and tulsiellers, and it's just nonsense.
Speaker 8: It's absolutely as I watched the Tulsa hearings today, I mean,
Speaker 8: their obsession was with Edward Snowden, and she widely condemned it.
Speaker 8: And I've discussed this many times. You know, Fumi won.
Speaker 8: Shame on, Shame on you bulls twice, three, four, five, six, ten, fifteen,
Speaker 8: one thousand times, Shame on us. You know, we know
Speaker 8: that we were hacked. The Trump campaign was hacked during
Speaker 8: this presidential election cycle numerous times by China and by Iran,
Speaker 8: and likely by North Korea and other countries. And she's
Speaker 8: not supportive of what Edward Snowden did, and she was
Speaker 8: very clear there was PIZA abuse. That was their second
Speaker 8: point of contention when they used Hillary Clinton's unverified, now debunked,
Speaker 8: bought and paid for Russian disinformation as the basis of
Speaker 8: four PISA applications, and only years later did they say, oh,
Speaker 8: knowing what we know now, we never would have used
Speaker 8: that information. Well, they knew at the time and were
Speaker 8: warned ahead of time not to use it, and so
Speaker 8: that seems to be the heart of their biggest argument
Speaker 8: against her. And I thought she handled it particularly well.
Speaker 8: Susan Collins, I noted, you know, why is she asking
Speaker 8: Gabbard if she ever met with his Bolah. She said,
Speaker 8: it's an absurd accusation. I mean, or Gabbert, you know,
Speaker 8: going to Syria saying it can benefit greatly by going
Speaker 8: and engaging boots on the ground, the woman that has
Speaker 8: served her country with honor and distinction. It's disgusting how
Speaker 8: they treat people, and it's probably why you're never going
Speaker 8: to want to You're not going to get.
Speaker 1: A lot of good people that ever want to go
Speaker 1: into government now.
Speaker 11: No, absolutely not. And a lot of those same senators
Speaker 11: asking questions about Hesbala, etc. Remain absolutely silent in the
Speaker 11: face of claims saying that you know Israel has killed
Speaker 11: you know, sixty thousand civilians in the Gaza strip are
Speaker 11: taking sympathetic views to that. Again, it's just pure hypocrisy.
Speaker 11: It's trying to strike down anybody you think is aligned
Speaker 11: with President Trump's values, policy perspectives, and these folks are
Speaker 11: there to ask the tough questions at the end of
Speaker 11: the day, and that's what someone like at Director Gabbard
Speaker 11: should be doing. That's someone like Cash Bettel. They should
Speaker 11: be doing that. They should be asking difficult questions that
Speaker 11: should be contrarians a lot of the time to make
Speaker 11: sure that all sides are being explored and that ultimately
Speaker 11: the policy decision makers like for instance, Cash isn't a
Speaker 11: policy maker. He's the director of the FBI. He's on
Speaker 11: par with the director or the administrator of the DEA
Speaker 11: or the head of Science and Technology at DHS. They're
Speaker 11: a subcomponent. It's up to Pam Bondi and others to
Speaker 11: make those attorneys as the Attorney General to make those decisions,
Speaker 11: and for Tulsea Gabbard making sure that he is asking
Speaker 11: the right questions and then she brings to the president
Speaker 11: information and then he and Mike walts Is the National
Speaker 11: Security Advisor, and Pete Hexath as Defense Secretary, they.
Speaker 5: Make the decision.
Speaker 11: So I'm happy to see them asking those questions. Am
Speaker 11: I going to agree with every answer that they personally
Speaker 11: come up with, Not necessarily, but I want them asking
Speaker 11: the hard questions.
Speaker 8: Quick break right back more with Brian Finch on the
Speaker 8: other side, as we talk about the hearings of Tulsi
Speaker 8: RFK Junior and Cash Battel from earlier today. All predictable,
Speaker 8: all Democrats, all rage, all hate, all phony accusations.
Speaker 1: It's so amazing.
Speaker 8: They don't want done to them what they did to
Speaker 8: Donald Trump and all of his associates. That is their
Speaker 8: biggest fear, actually, you know, in a weird way. Humorous
Speaker 8: quick break right back. Your calls also coming up eight
Speaker 8: hundred nine four one Sean if you want to be
Speaker 8: a part of the program. As we continue, All right,
Speaker 8: we continue now with Brian Finch. As we've been watching
Speaker 8: all day the hearings day two of RFK Junior's hearings
Speaker 8: before the US Senate, and it's just an absolute clown
Speaker 8: show on top of Cash Battel for FBI Director Tulsi
Speaker 8: Gabbard d and I director. As we continue, you know,
Speaker 8: to analyze this. Brian Finch, by the way, is the
Speaker 8: co chair of the cybersecurity practice at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw
Speaker 8: Pittman and knows all about the deep state. You're the
Speaker 8: cybersecurity expert. Are Americans? How often are we spied on?
Speaker 8: And have no idea? Do you believe our government is
Speaker 8: accumulating massive amounts of data and holding onto it.
Speaker 11: I think the government is definitely monitoring a lot of people.
Speaker 11: I think they're doing it rowfully a lot of the
Speaker 11: time hon a free Sean. What bothers me more than
Speaker 11: that is the fact that the Chinese government, the Russian
Speaker 11: government at North Korea, and others Iranians, they're going through
Speaker 11: our systems NonStop, and the American government throws its hands
Speaker 11: up and saying, well, there's not much we can do
Speaker 11: about it. If you look what happened towards the end
Speaker 11: of the Biden administration, it came out that the Russian
Speaker 11: government and others had completely hacked into or the Chinese
Speaker 11: government actually had hacked into telecom systems of some of
Speaker 11: the major providers in the country, and bonds from the
Speaker 11: Biden administration was it's going to be really hard to
Speaker 11: get them out, so everybody be careful. That to me
Speaker 11: is far more offensive at the end of the day,
Speaker 11: than anything that might be happening allegedly within the American
Speaker 11: government spying. And if you're asking me, we need to
Speaker 11: focus on the foreign threats first. It doesn't mean that
Speaker 11: the domestic overreach and spying isn't a problem. And isn't
Speaker 11: something that shouldn't be carefully monitored. But for Dawn Sure,
Speaker 11: I want to make sure that we have people like
Speaker 11: John Ratcliffe, Telsea, Gabbert, Hexith and Pambondi and others are
Speaker 11: going to stand up and say China, Russia absolutely not.
Speaker 11: If you do this to us, there'll be serious consequences.
Speaker 11: And President's done that and I support it.
Speaker 5: One.
Speaker 8: It's about time these agencies get cleaned out and those
Speaker 8: deep state operators have got to go and weaponization has
Speaker 8: got to end. Anyway, Brian, we appreciate you, thank you.
Speaker 8: When we come back, we'll hit the phones. Eight hundred
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Speaker 8: sixty seven people dying in this tragic crash last night.
Speaker 8: You know, I spent a lot of time talking on
Speaker 8: all my friends that are you with aircraft and helicopters
Speaker 8: and jets, and they all had a very interesting take
Speaker 8: on what happened in this incident, and it's just sad.
Speaker 8: President Trump addressed the tragedy today and was right to
Speaker 8: talk about, you know, Mayor Pete pothole, Pete's failures.
Speaker 1: That was one thing he said.
Speaker 8: But he also provided a moment of silence for the
Speaker 8: victims of this crash and reported there were no survivors
Speaker 8: and pointed out where one family, one nation, our hearts
Speaker 8: are broken, and our hearts go out to all of
Speaker 8: these families.
Speaker 12: I'd like to request a moment of silence for the
Speaker 12: victims and their families.
Speaker 5: Please, thank you very much.
Speaker 12: I speak to you this morning in an hour of
Speaker 12: anguish for a nation. Just before nine pm last night
Speaker 12: in American Airlines regional jet carrying sixty passengers and four
Speaker 12: crew collided with an Army black Hawk helicopter carrying three
Speaker 12: military service members over the Potomac River in Washington, DC
Speaker 12: while on final approach to Regae National Airport. Both aircraft
Speaker 12: crashed instantly and were immediately submerged into the icy waters
Speaker 12: of the Potomac. Real tragedy. The massive search and rescue
Speaker 12: mission was underway throughout the night, leveraging every asset at
Speaker 12: our disposal. And I have to say the local, state,
Speaker 12: federal military, including the United States Coast Guard in particular,
Speaker 12: they've done a phenomenal job, so quick, so fast. It
Speaker 12: was mobilized immediately. The work has now shifted to a
Speaker 12: recovery mission. Sadly, there are no survivors. We are a
Speaker 12: country where really we are in mourning.
Speaker 1: This is really.
Speaker 12: Shaking a lot of people, including people very sadly from
Speaker 12: other nations who are on the flight for the family
Speaker 12: members back in Wichita, Kansas. Here in Washington and Sea
Speaker 12: and throughout the United States and in Russia. We can
Speaker 12: only begin to imagine the agony that you're all feeling.
Speaker 12: Nothing worse on behalf of the first Lady, myself, and
Speaker 12: three hundred and forty million Americans. Our hearts are shattered
Speaker 12: alongside yours, and our prayers are with you now and
Speaker 12: in the days to come. We'll be working very, very
Speaker 12: diligently in the days to come.
Speaker 10: We're here for you to wipe away the tears.
Speaker 12: And to orfer you our devotion, our love, and our
Speaker 12: support is great support. In moments like this, the differences
Speaker 12: between Americans fade to nothing compared to the bonds of
Speaker 12: affection and loyalty that unite us all. We are one family,
Speaker 12: and today we are all heartbroken. We're all searching for answers.
Speaker 8: It just said, our thoughts and prayers go to the
Speaker 8: people that were on this aircraft, on these aircrafts anyway,
Speaker 8: let's get to our phones. Eight hundred and nine to
Speaker 8: four one, Sean if you want to be a part
Speaker 8: of the program, James and North Carolina. Hey James, how
Speaker 8: are you glad you called?
Speaker 10: Sean? Thank you so much for all you do, sir,
Speaker 10: You're a blessing to our country. Seawn. I used to
Speaker 10: apply seventy six for a private corporation very similar to
Speaker 10: the UH six aircraft Invalld. The was an airline pilot.
Speaker 10: I now fly private business jets. I fly into Teeterborough,
Speaker 10: phone in and out of Reagan hundreds of times. Sean,
Speaker 10: the thing that's really bugging me is why did the
Speaker 10: TCAST system not generate an alert on that regional jet?
Speaker 1: Eric, You're raising a great question.
Speaker 8: The TCAST system is the traffic collision warning system.
Speaker 1: For people that don't know.
Speaker 10: That is correct. That's correct, and for a helicopters to
Speaker 10: operate in that exclusion area. Washington, DC is located inside
Speaker 10: what's on his Class Bravo airspace, very busy airspace, New York, La, Atlanta, Charlotte.
Speaker 10: That that airspace is considered Class B for all aircraft
Speaker 10: operating in that they're required to have a transponder that
Speaker 10: generates an altitude that's called Mode C and they're generating
Speaker 10: ads information out as well. So that helicopter was transmitting
Speaker 10: enough information to where if the TCAs system was working
Speaker 10: properly on that candid air airplane, we wouldn't be having
Speaker 10: this conversation right now. But the TCASS computer, it will
Speaker 10: generate a solution and it'll tell the flight crew. It'll
Speaker 10: it'll generate an alert. It'll say traffic traffic climb, climb
Speaker 10: now or descend, and it will actually give them a
Speaker 10: path where to quiet.
Speaker 8: It's actually I just happened to know, and I have
Speaker 8: enough friends that are pilots that it's a verbal command.
Speaker 8: It's not like they're not hearing it.
Speaker 10: It's a verbal and a visual cue and it'll actually
Speaker 10: correct tell's the pilot where to put the nose, where
Speaker 10: to pitch. And if that had been had been working,
Speaker 10: we wouldn't be having this conversation right now. So the
Speaker 10: a lot of a lot of unanswered questions that had
Speaker 10: that system worked properly, it would have this crash would
Speaker 10: not have happened.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean it's I guess that's why we call
Speaker 8: them accidents. They're not designed to happen. And there's such
Speaker 8: redundancy in aircraft today and you know, we've almost and
Speaker 8: I hate to say this in light of an incident
Speaker 8: like this, you know, in many regards and maybe as
Speaker 8: a pilot you would agree with this statement, we've come
Speaker 8: close to perfecting air airflight?
Speaker 1: Am I wrong on that?
Speaker 8: Because when you think of the hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 8: flights you know, take off world wide.
Speaker 10: We are getting we have one of the safest systems
Speaker 10: in the world. But I have learned just when I
Speaker 10: think I've got my airplane figured out, I've been flying
Speaker 10: this particular platform I'm flying now for twenty years. Just
Speaker 10: when I think I've got it mastered, something comes up
Speaker 10: and it humbles me. And we are nowhere near perfection.
Speaker 10: We've got a great system. We've come a long way,
Speaker 10: but there's still you know, there's always room for improvement.
Speaker 1: And I mean, are we ever going to stop having
Speaker 1: auto accidents? Are we ever?
Speaker 8: You know, I'm not looking for perfection, but I'm saying
Speaker 8: we've come near perfection when you consider the sheer volume
Speaker 8: of aircraft in the skies worldwide at any given time,
Speaker 8: and there are so few incidents even when there are emergencies.
Speaker 8: You know, we have contingencies to bring it down in
Speaker 8: the amount of redundancy in terms of avionics and and
Speaker 8: you know, backup systems and redundancy. I mean, it's all there,
Speaker 8: and it's a great I feel very comfortable with flight,
Speaker 8: although it's not it's I guess nothing with involving human
Speaker 8: beings will ever be perfect. But you know, we were
Speaker 8: doing pretty well with the system and this just turned
Speaker 8: out to be a horrible tragedy, which is not None
Speaker 8: of this conversation is going to bring any comfort to
Speaker 8: any of the families and victims.
Speaker 10: No, not at all. Thank you so much for all
Speaker 10: you do, Sean, and I know you have the presidents here.
Speaker 10: One thing we've got to do to get away from
Speaker 10: the peat Bodhage edge era. Can we please bring back
Speaker 10: the term not tam and get rid of notice two
Speaker 10: air missions. That's one of the dumbest things ever.
Speaker 1: You got to appreciate your call. Thanks for what you do.
Speaker 8: You know, a friend of mine who's so into aircraft
Speaker 8: that's all everyonets to talk about, actually said to me that,
Speaker 8: you know, pilots are great. He goes, piloting an aircraft
Speaker 8: is not hard, he said, I said really. He said, well,
Speaker 8: you go through your basic training, you go through instrument training,
Speaker 8: you go through all of that. And then he said,
Speaker 8: when you need a pilot is when things go wrong,
Speaker 8: when you need a good pilot. Let's say hi to
Speaker 8: Frankie in Washington State. Hey Frankie, how are you.
Speaker 2: Mister Hannity god bless, Yeah, talked to you last year.
Speaker 2: You did that big, huge donation for Tendred Towers. Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: I want to thank you so much for that for
Speaker 2: my brothers and sisters. So anyhow, real quick, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: give you my ad D version.
Speaker 7: All right, So beating in the military, I.
Speaker 2: Was an engineer, right, MVG's okay, okay, that's finding dandy.
Speaker 2: You know, you're you're flying a plane all that stuff. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: but you go special option flying to flying a helicopter whatever.
Speaker 2: You got MVG's night vision goggles.
Speaker 7: All right, then then you got an f o V
Speaker 7: still the vision. Okay, So when that place come into
Speaker 7: with headlights hidding you, did you lose fifty of your vision?
Speaker 2: Especially if you're that close to a plane, you know,
Speaker 2: so I can see there's some confusion, maybe.
Speaker 7: There stuff that something was there, you know.
Speaker 2: So that's that's where I'm going with that. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying there's no fault with anybody, but there's there's some
Speaker 2: parameters that people gotta look at. Okay, yeah, there's alert
Speaker 2: to all that.
Speaker 7: But when you're coming in now you watching area.
Speaker 8: But regardless, let's let's say all of what you're saying
Speaker 8: is true. What about the tcast system, the traffic television
Speaker 8: warning system, Why wouldn't that have kicked in.
Speaker 7: You're coming in hot. You're coming in hot, you're coming in.
Speaker 2: You're landing landing gear.
Speaker 7: Then you're doing all your your uh your all your to.
Speaker 2: Go to coming in landing your down, You're doing all
Speaker 2: your case scenarios as you're coming in, flaps down, you know,
Speaker 2: spoilers up, you know, you know you're coming in throttle back,
Speaker 2: you're navigating all that stuff. There's a lot of stuff
Speaker 2: when you get alert, when you're that low to the ground,
Speaker 2: and then you've got a helicopter coming up that that
Speaker 2: that uh you know it's got MVGS and we're probably
Speaker 2: coming up silent. You know, they're doing something special ops,
Speaker 2: whatever it is.
Speaker 7: You don't know. Nobody really knows what happened.
Speaker 2: Nobody knows, and especially if you're flying with the MDGs
Speaker 2: man you can hear with the light, you lose all
Speaker 2: your perifield, you use lose a lot, So there's no
Speaker 2: there's no time of reaction, you know, as an engineer.
Speaker 7: And that's what I'm saying, Okay, and then.
Speaker 2: The real quick thing, Hey, you know what China's did.
Speaker 2: China's do all this stuff. I think that we should
Speaker 2: subject them with the COVID stuff, and we take all
Speaker 2: that stuff back, and we're gonna charge them for the money.
Speaker 2: We're gonna take the canal, We're gonna take barram back.
Speaker 2: We're gonna take all that stuff as payment as payment
Speaker 2: for everything they did to this and continue.
Speaker 5: To do to us.
Speaker 7: So we're not gonna tariff. Then we're gonna nothing.
Speaker 8: We're just gonna take They've gotten away with so much,
Speaker 8: and I have never been held accountable what they knowingly
Speaker 8: did to the world. They wouldn't let any plane out
Speaker 8: of Wuhan fly to their country, but they let Wuhan
Speaker 8: flights go all over the world. That tells me they knew. Frank,
Speaker 8: you appreciate it. We'll sneaking Paul and San Francisco. Next,
Speaker 8: the United Socialist Utopia of California.
Speaker 1: What's up, Paul? How are you good?
Speaker 5: Afternoon, Sean. It's a privilege to talk to you. Have
Speaker 5: been listening to you.
Speaker 1: Thank you since.
Speaker 5: Nineteen eighties when you were here in California.
Speaker 8: Yeah, wow, you know, have I changed at all? That's
Speaker 8: all I asked people. I think I'm the same. My
Speaker 8: principles haven't changed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, your hair is betre.
Speaker 8: I deserve that, Linda. I could see her laughing, Go ahead,
Speaker 8: laugh away, have fun at my expense done.
Speaker 1: At least you can pull it off, that's true. At
Speaker 1: least I have hair. Anyway. What's on your mind today, Well,
Speaker 1: a couple of things.
Speaker 5: One on this aircraft. You know, I've spent twenty years
Speaker 5: in the Marine Corps and aircraft maintenance, and as such,
Speaker 5: I've watched a lot of those, you know, air disasters
Speaker 5: on TV and whatnot, and you know, they always want
Speaker 5: to blame the maintenance first, even though like your first
Speaker 5: caller was saying, you know, their air warning air collision
Speaker 5: warning wasn't working. But it's been my experience probably eight
Speaker 5: or nine times out of ten, it's it's pilot error,
Speaker 5: you know. And like the other guy was saying, just
Speaker 5: for it, you know, maybe he was over you know,
Speaker 5: pilot overload in the cockpit. You know, the warning might
Speaker 5: have gone off, but you know he didn't have time
Speaker 5: to react to it. It could be a lot of things.
Speaker 8: But you know, it's terrible to say, but you're right,
Speaker 8: ninety plus percent of the time it's pilot error or
Speaker 8: ATC air traffic control can be a part of it too,
Speaker 8: and it's just a fact, and you know, it just
Speaker 8: is a reminder whether you're driving your car. I mean,
Speaker 8: I used to speed a lot and I got pulled
Speaker 8: over a lot. And then as I got older, I said,
Speaker 8: you know what this is. This is ridiculous. And you know,
Speaker 8: it was a time in my life had two phones
Speaker 8: and I'd be like texting on both of them at
Speaker 8: the same time. It's stupid, and I refuse to text
Speaker 8: when I drive, and I don't speed anymore. And if
Speaker 8: you don't like how that I'm going to speed limit,
Speaker 8: then okay, then a drive. I'll drive on the right
Speaker 8: side of the road. You're drive on the left side
Speaker 8: of the road. Just common sense. It's a common courtesy
Speaker 8: for other people. I would never want to wake up
Speaker 8: having hurt somebody because I was doing something stupid. Anyway,
Speaker 8: my friend, I do appreciate your call and your service
Speaker 8: as well.
Speaker 1: All Right, that's going to.
Speaker 8: Wrap things up at today Hannity Tonight nine Eastern on
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Speaker 8: the hearings of Cash Betel, RFK Junior Tulsei Gabbard. Also
Speaker 8: part two of my interview with JD Vance. We'll have
Speaker 8: the latest on this terrible crash that took place in Washington,
Speaker 8: d C. How did it happen? Why did it happen?
Speaker 8: Did any of blue to Judge Harris and Biden's a
Speaker 8: DEI mandates impact air safety. We'll get into that too.
Speaker 8: We'll have the latest on this mid air collision nine
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