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Speaker 1: four one, Sean. If you want to join us. You
Speaker 1: have a former Utah State volleyball star name is Kaylee Ray,
Speaker 1: who we will introduce you to in a minute. Says
Speaker 1: her teammates suffered injured fingers, trauma, and the death of
Speaker 1: their dream for four straight conference championships because of a
Speaker 1: transathlete scandal. When she shared the story with lawmakers this week,
Speaker 1: you got this lunatic democrat responding by making comments about
Speaker 1: her body. I'm not making this up. Kayley revealed what
Speaker 1: she was going through and what was going through her
Speaker 1: head when she heard those comments, and more about what
Speaker 1: she saw on the court she was unknowingly competing against
Speaker 1: the biological mail in twenty two to twenty three, and
Speaker 1: how the fallout, you know, when it all came came out,
Speaker 1: ruined her twenty twenty four season. Now, anyway, the SJSU
Speaker 1: is suing the Trump administration to challenge the an investigation
Speaker 1: into determining, you know, if the school violated Title mind
Speaker 1: in the handling of all of this, but I want
Speaker 1: to play for you this because I think it is
Speaker 1: so appropriate. Now you have a Democratic state senator by
Speaker 1: the name of Catherine Miranda of Arizona is widely rightly
Speaker 1: being criticized for her response to Kaylee Ray, who led
Speaker 1: a team forfeit against SJSU in twenty twenty four during
Speaker 1: the school's trans athlete scandal. Anyway, here is this quote, lawmaker,
Speaker 1: the state senator from Arizona.
Speaker 2: I mean, I have my sports head on now. It's
Speaker 2: all about a sports mentality, growing up in sports, being
Speaker 2: a tomboy. I mean, you look pretty healthy. I've played
Speaker 2: against girls that looked like you. You look very much
Speaker 2: in shape and strong. But it's a sports mentality when
Speaker 2: you're growing up and how much competition that you'll take on.
Speaker 2: So it's not just a silver bullet for one community
Speaker 2: of sports players. It's the individual person on how competitive
Speaker 2: you want to be. So you grew up one way,
Speaker 2: I grew up a different way.
Speaker 3: I would have.
Speaker 2: Taken on a man in a heartbeat. I played in
Speaker 2: I was the only girl sometimes in men's sports. But
Speaker 2: to have a man on my team, I would have
Speaker 2: welcomed it. But this is just my opinion. So it
Speaker 2: just depends on the sports mentality of that individual. And
Speaker 2: that's why this bill is bad, because you're just putting
Speaker 2: a whole community of women's sports in one category when
Speaker 2: women like me, we have a different opinion. So how
Speaker 2: competitive do you think you really are?
Speaker 1: I mean, it is so outrageous. What a jack ass
Speaker 1: the States And I couldn't believe she was talking to
Speaker 1: this young woman this way. Kayleie Ray is the former
Speaker 1: Utah State volleyball star who had this run in this week.
Speaker 1: And Kaylee, welcome to the program. Thank you for being
Speaker 1: with us. And I'm so sorry I had to go
Speaker 1: through all of this, but I want you to go
Speaker 1: into detail. I thought, uh wow, I would have welcomed
Speaker 1: the challenge. There are biological differences between men and women.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, the whole story with Riley Gaines,
Speaker 1: you know, tying what was it Leah Thompson and she
Speaker 1: didn't even get the gold and she tied. But anyway,
Speaker 1: it's just not fair and I applaud you for doing
Speaker 1: what you're doing. Let's let's walk through how this all started.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, thank you so much for having me on.
Speaker 4: When I began competing includian volleyball. My sophomore year against
Speaker 4: San Jose State University, it was very obvious to both
Speaker 4: myself and my teammates that they had an individual player
Speaker 4: on their team that presented in the way that a
Speaker 4: male would present win playing volleyball. It was very obvious
Speaker 4: to us then, but obviously we can't speculate. It was
Speaker 4: just amongst ourselves. It was really uncomfortable, not having confirmed knowledge,
Speaker 4: but feeling this way, and that was the case for
Speaker 4: those two years, and then obviously we do receive confirmation
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty four, and to feel the way that
Speaker 4: myself and my teenmates felt just utterly cast aside, like
Speaker 4: women do not matter, even in the spaces that are
Speaker 4: supposedly designated for women. We matter less than the feelings
Speaker 4: of someone who thinks they're a woman and who identifies
Speaker 4: as such, she could say. And so for Senator Marana
Speaker 4: to have the takes she did, and to say that
Speaker 4: it's because we had a lack of competitive spirit, there's
Speaker 4: no words.
Speaker 1: It's the I mean, she's ostensibly suggesting, which is totally untrue,
Speaker 1: because you really were a star athlete. And I know
Speaker 1: because both my kids were athletes and they both played
Speaker 1: at the college level. And the amount of time, effort, sacrifice,
Speaker 1: dedication that goes into any any athlete in any sport
Speaker 1: is my numbing. It is in the case of Riley Gains.
Speaker 1: I mean, she was in a pool six hours a
Speaker 1: day every day for years of her life before she
Speaker 1: reached the level of being the great swimmer that she is.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you put in an equal amount of time
Speaker 1: or something similar.
Speaker 4: Right, Yes, Almost all of my time was devoted to
Speaker 4: volleyball outside of my education. It was the only thing
Speaker 4: I focused on, So I'd go to additional camps, additional
Speaker 4: training clinics, working privately with coaches. I mean, it's what
Speaker 4: you devote your whole time to to reach that Division
Speaker 4: one level. So yes, a huge chunk of my life
Speaker 4: was devoted to this, all right.
Speaker 1: Cross training is included in that, and injury prevention is
Speaker 1: included in that, and stretching and weight training is included
Speaker 1: in all of this, right, yes, all of it all right,
Speaker 1: So let's walk through. So you had the suspicion for
Speaker 1: two years when you were competing against this individual, and
Speaker 1: you and I guess your teammates you know kind of knew,
Speaker 1: but you weren't allowed to say it. I guess, because
Speaker 1: I guess it wasn't out in public. Is that what
Speaker 1: how you felt?
Speaker 4: Yeah, So we had had these suspicions for some time,
Speaker 4: and actually during the majority of the twenty twenty three season,
Speaker 4: the male player was out with an injury. And then
Speaker 4: when that player got cleared, it was right in time
Speaker 4: when San Jose came to play us at our gen
Speaker 4: and we had suspicions again, and one of my teammates
Speaker 4: confirmed to the rest of us she had been speaking
Speaker 4: with our coaches. She said, our coaches said this player
Speaker 4: is male, but they are adhering to the Mountain West
Speaker 4: Conference policies. And so before that match, we had an
Speaker 4: administrator come in and speak to our team before the
Speaker 4: game and say, anybody talking about this will be kicked
Speaker 4: off the premise if we hear fans saying anything.
Speaker 1: Is this from your school in Utah? Was this the
Speaker 1: San Jose team?
Speaker 4: This is from our school in Utah? Because the San
Speaker 4: Jose administrators administrators excuse me, had reached out to our
Speaker 4: athletic administration and said we are protecting this athlete at
Speaker 4: all costs. So that came with a lecture before we
Speaker 4: were to play them, and again, at this time it
Speaker 4: was it was just barely confirmed to us. We had
Speaker 4: had these suspicions, but this still wasn't public knowledge, like
Speaker 4: we were just told play the game, don't say anything
Speaker 4: about it, don't make any comments about it, and everything
Speaker 4: will be fine. And a feeling started in me that
Speaker 4: day that I wasn't able to shake and I'm still
Speaker 4: am not able to shake of the feeling of women's
Speaker 4: voices not mattering when a male invades they're safe.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, Riley Gaines has said to me on
Speaker 1: air that she felt violated at times, you know, in
Speaker 1: terms of you know, biological males being in a female
Speaker 1: locker room, and I can only imagine that feeling and
Speaker 1: then having to compete with somebody that's a biological male,
Speaker 1: and the fact that they won't even hear you out
Speaker 1: or listen to what your point of view is, or
Speaker 1: you and your teammates, and I imagine it was probably unanimous.
Speaker 1: Am I wrong in assuming that, uh, no, you're not wrong.
Speaker 4: Our team is very united on this issue.
Speaker 1: All right, So then comes the issue you get confirmation
Speaker 1: that this is now the third year you're competing. If
Speaker 1: I understand correctly, and you decide to forfeit that game.
Speaker 1: How did that go down?
Speaker 4: I was certainly the leading voice in that as a
Speaker 4: team captain. I'm one of the more outspoken girls on
Speaker 4: lots of things, so it was very natural for me
Speaker 4: to step up. I had actually reached out to Riley
Speaker 4: Gaines at that point and told her the situation, which
Speaker 4: she was already well aware of, and I was just like,
Speaker 4: I'm seeking some advice and help right now. We're in
Speaker 4: a desperate situation. We know that this is so wrong,
Speaker 4: and we want to do something about it, and I
Speaker 4: just I don't know where to start. I don't feel
Speaker 4: like I have a voice. So she definitely gave me
Speaker 4: a lot of courage. So in speaking with our athletic
Speaker 4: director and our university president, they sent out an anonymous
Speaker 4: survey to our team, so let us sort of in
Speaker 4: a sense, vote on whether we wanted to compete against
Speaker 4: the team or not. And as such, we again we're
Speaker 4: united in that cause, and we chose to forfeit against
Speaker 4: San Jose.
Speaker 1: How was that received? Obviously wasn't received particularly well by
Speaker 1: the Democratic State senator. By the way, why did you
Speaker 1: end up testifying before the State Senate.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, the reason I was testifying with pro the
Speaker 4: State Senate is actually I'm from Arizona, and so in Arison,
Speaker 4: we are trying to pass a ballot measure the protect
Speaker 4: women's sports, which is to designate those sections, as I
Speaker 4: explained to the senator, male, female, and co ed for
Speaker 4: athletic associations and sporting organizations in Arizona. Not only that,
Speaker 4: but the bill also further strengthens that female locker rooms
Speaker 4: and bathrooms are protected spaces and males will not be
Speaker 4: allowed into them. So we're actually trying to push that
Speaker 4: ballot measure through Arizona legislator right now. And that was
Speaker 4: in the Senate Committee of Education that I testified in
Speaker 4: front of her, So already passed in the House and
Speaker 4: now I was standing in front of her. Obviously she
Speaker 4: didn't receive it well. And at the time of the forfeiture,
Speaker 4: I certainly received a lot of hate and lots of
Speaker 4: people telling me that I'm not inclusive, that I'm a
Speaker 4: hateful person. But for the most part, people support this issue.
Speaker 4: The American public supports this issue. It's basic biology. It's
Speaker 4: simple truth. Men are not women, Women are not men.
Speaker 4: Women deserve protected faces, and to have that senator stand
Speaker 4: in front of me and say she would have welcomed
Speaker 4: a man on her team, it is laughable.
Speaker 1: Did you get a different reaction from the other state
Speaker 1: senators in this hearing?
Speaker 4: I had the chair woman, she's a Republican. She asked
Speaker 4: me to expound a little bit more on my experience of,
Speaker 4: like you said, all the training that goes into that,
Speaker 4: like the dedication, the sacrifice, years of working tirelessly to
Speaker 4: get to the level you're at, and to have that happen, Like,
Speaker 4: what were the emotions behind that? I shared that very plainly,
Speaker 4: very openly talked about my disappointment, the heartbreak of it all.
Speaker 4: And I wasn't even a teammate with that biological mail.
Speaker 4: I just had to compete against them, So I can't
Speaker 4: imagine what it was like for those girls on the team.
Speaker 4: Brooks Luster in particular, You've heard her name often, but
Speaker 4: her story alone, like it's just I have to stand
Speaker 4: up for this cause. And he had to have her
Speaker 4: react to the way she did after I had expounded
Speaker 4: on how that made me feel, and per line of questioning,
Speaker 4: it was so bizarre, and no other senators spoke up
Speaker 4: in that hearing. I think they could see it was
Speaker 4: a slippery slope that they were falling down.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be interesting when to follow how this plays out.
Speaker 1: A lot of people don't understand student athletes. It's a
Speaker 1: full time job being an athlete and a student. In
Speaker 1: other words, while all the other kids are going to
Speaker 1: I don't know, pregaming before football games and going to
Speaker 1: frat parties and having a good time, you guys are
Speaker 1: in full time training mode and then any downtime you're
Speaker 1: either going to spend sleeping or studying, and there's not
Speaker 1: much time for anything else. This just takes title minding
Speaker 1: and I think turns it on its head. I will
Speaker 1: tell you this, and I hope this gives you a
Speaker 1: little bit of comfort, Kylie, because I think you're a
Speaker 1: natural born leader. You're extremely articulate, you have amazing courage
Speaker 1: and bravery. You're standing for the right causes, and a
Speaker 1: lot of female athletes that will follow in your footsteps
Speaker 1: will benefit from your commitment to this cause. Do you
Speaker 1: have any plans what you think you want to do
Speaker 1: as you get older and you head into a career.
Speaker 1: I think you'd be a rockstar governor one day.
Speaker 4: I haven't. I haven't thought of it. Thank you so
Speaker 4: much for your compliments. I believe it or not. Wanted
Speaker 4: to get into coaching. I wanted to coach Collegiately. I
Speaker 4: don't know if that continues to be the path for me,
Speaker 4: but I'm certainly open to wherever life will take me
Speaker 4: and wherever God wants me especially. But thank you so
Speaker 4: much again.
Speaker 1: Amen, Well, We're going to follow your career, look forward
Speaker 1: to great things for you, and we just admire your courage.
Speaker 1: I don't think you even know the impact. I think
Speaker 1: we can't measure the impact that your courage and bravery
Speaker 1: and standing up will have for a lot of other
Speaker 1: young female student athletes, and they deserve you know, the
Speaker 1: path you're forging for them, Riley forge for them is
Speaker 1: very impactful and we appreciate you being with us.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you so much for having me on.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it so much.
Speaker 1: All right, Kaylee Ray, former Utah State volleyball star captain,
Speaker 1: standing up for the right of women and you know
Speaker 1: not to play biological men and women's sports. Quick break
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Speaker 1: All right, happy same Patty's day, all of you in
Speaker 1: New York dealing with the crowds and the parade goers
Speaker 1: and the green beer pukers. I mean, good luck to
Speaker 1: you today, on top of all the high taxes that
Speaker 1: Zoron Marxist Commi Mamdani wants to put on you, and
Speaker 1: of course all the people that hate Israel that are
Speaker 1: around him, including his own wife cheering on what happened
Speaker 1: October seventh. Doesn't get any sicker than this guy at all.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to our busy phones. Fred in
Speaker 1: Washington State, Fred, Hi, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 3: Sar?
Speaker 6: I'm here and happy Saint Patty's Day to you. I
Speaker 6: just I saw an interview with Rocanna or a comment
Speaker 6: by ro Kana the other day and he was going
Speaker 6: on about, uh, you know that we didn't have any
Speaker 6: threat because Iran didn't have any missiles. That would get
Speaker 6: to us. And my thought immediately was, well, that he's
Speaker 6: just talking about ICBMs, and no, they didn't have icy
Speaker 6: CBMs that we know of. They were trying to develop them.
Speaker 6: But uh, the missile was only a delivery system, and
Speaker 6: there's other ways that they could get it here. They
Speaker 6: could put it on a on a cargotainer ship. The
Speaker 6: cargotainer ship, of course, sales into port before it's inspected.
Speaker 6: And uh, even if they did have some kind of
Speaker 6: suspicion that there was something on the ship, they're actively
Speaker 6: trying to defund the Coastguard and everything that would do
Speaker 6: the inspection. So I you know, when I when I
Speaker 6: hear the word moron, and I looked it up in
Speaker 6: the Dish dictionary, there was a picture of Rocanna right there.
Speaker 1: Well, so I'm just going to tell you something right now,
Speaker 1: and I went through the earlier there really isn't much
Speaker 1: to say to people that have been advancing ridiculous conspiracy theories,
Speaker 1: false narratives. It's very very clear what Steve Whitcoff said,
Speaker 1: and I'm not going to replay what I said in
Speaker 1: the opening hour because I am with Lindsey Graham. That
Speaker 1: gets too repetitive. But the Uranians had and they bragged
Speaker 1: about in these negotiations they unilateral right to have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 1: They bragged about having sixty percent enriched uranium to the
Speaker 1: tune of what foreigner in sixty kilograms, which is enough
Speaker 1: for ten or eleven nuclear weapons. They also rejected civilian
Speaker 1: use slowly enriched uranium that we would give them for free.
Speaker 1: It was not just ten years, it would have been
Speaker 1: in perpetuity. As I had done a follow up with
Speaker 1: Steve Witcoff, who was in the room with them at
Speaker 1: that point. The President stood by the right principle. And
Speaker 1: those people that want to make ridiculous, conspiratorial arguments that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is being manipulated by Israel or that this
Speaker 1: was not an imminent threat, you know Donald Trump is.
Speaker 1: And I'll repeat this because it bears repeating. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is following three historical principles here and his own Trump doctrine.
Speaker 1: He is following the Reagan peace through strength model, which
Speaker 1: is smart. He is also he's learned the lessons of
Speaker 1: history the last century, one hundred million dead souls, and
Speaker 1: what happens if you see an emerging threat like this
Speaker 1: around the world, then you choose to turn a blind
Speaker 1: eye towards it and do nothing. He's also learned the
Speaker 1: lessons of past conflicts and wars, and this is not
Speaker 1: going to be a forever war. As people are proclaiming
Speaker 1: the amount, the success, the damage has been incredible. Yes,
Speaker 1: every life is sacred, but will never know will we
Speaker 1: will never be able to. But because they don't one
Speaker 1: day have an nuclear weapon that I believe in all
Speaker 1: my heart that they would use. You know, we don't
Speaker 1: know how many lives the President potentially saved here and
Speaker 1: it is but the President is using sound principles coupled
Speaker 1: with the next generation of weaponry, coupled with the Trump
Speaker 1: doctrine no forever wars, and he's making the world a better,
Speaker 1: safer place. And for those people that don't understand it,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to waste my time trying to convince them,
Speaker 1: and I'm not going to waste my time going along
Speaker 1: with their ridiculous conspiracies that this person or that person
Speaker 1: are Israel or BB you know, because the rabid, virulent
Speaker 1: anti Semitism movement is alive and well a lot of
Speaker 1: it is ginned up by foreign entities on social media
Speaker 1: targeting our young people. But I just don't have anything left.
Speaker 1: I don't have anything to say to them. If you
Speaker 1: want to be dumb, ignorant, stupid and gamble with your
Speaker 1: kids and grandkids' futures, feel free. Donald Trump won't, and
Speaker 1: he gets to decide. He's the one that was elected president.
Speaker 1: And you know, people want to argue that they know
Speaker 1: more about the MAGA movement than the guy that built
Speaker 1: the MAGA movement. They can't even explain the Trump doctrine.
Speaker 1: They don't know. So, you know, I just there are
Speaker 1: times you have to lead and make tough decisions, and
Speaker 1: I think the President did so here and I hope
Speaker 1: and pray three four weeks from now, we're looking at
Speaker 1: an entirely different scenario and looking at Americans coming home.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm hoping for, and God willing that'll be
Speaker 1: the case. You know, there's always a risk with any
Speaker 1: military effort, but the risk of doing nothing could have
Speaker 1: created down the road a potential nuclear holocaust, and that
Speaker 1: would have been that would have been Donald Trump's legacy
Speaker 1: if that happened. I don't think he really had a
Speaker 1: choice here. Unfortunately, Fred, we appreciate you. Thomas at North
Speaker 1: Carolina next Sean Hennity Show. What's up, Thomas? How are
Speaker 1: you pretty good?
Speaker 7: How are you? It's a pleasure to speak with you.
Speaker 1: What's going on? So Thomas is originally from New York,
Speaker 1: I'm guessing, and you moved to North Carolin or you're
Speaker 1: visiting North Carolina.
Speaker 7: Nope, we moved. We lived in West chessa up and Rye, which,
Speaker 7: as you know, it's a very expensive county.
Speaker 1: Yeah, number one property tax county in the country. And
Speaker 1: I know because I lived in the number two highest
Speaker 1: property tax county in the country in Nassau County. Although
Speaker 1: Bruce Blakeman's doing a great job in Nassau County, yes he.
Speaker 7: Is, Yes he is. So both of us retired, we decided,
Speaker 7: or my wife had made the decision, let's move somewhere else.
Speaker 7: We lived on the water up in west Chester, so
Speaker 7: we came down here. We looked around. We built a
Speaker 7: house on Belmont in Belmont, right on Lake Wiley, across
Speaker 7: the water from us as Charlotte. Our taxes are about
Speaker 7: twelve to thirteen times cheaper. It's like livingly down.
Speaker 1: Here, isn't that great? I mean, so many of my friends,
Speaker 1: by the way, North Carolina is amazing amazing. South Carolina
Speaker 1: is amazing, Tennessee is amazing, Texas amazing. I'm a little
Speaker 1: biased towards my state of Florida, but all of these
Speaker 1: places are so much better. Now. Let me ask you this.
Speaker 1: You're not going to vote Democrat and ruin the state
Speaker 1: that you went to and bring those stupid policies that
Speaker 1: dominate New York, are you?
Speaker 7: No, not at all. I grew up in Jamaica's States
Speaker 7: with my parents, and Donald Trump lived a few houses
Speaker 7: from us. I am one hundred percent Trumper, one hundred
Speaker 7: and ten percent, so is my wife.
Speaker 1: Well, you're going to make North North Carolina even greater
Speaker 1: than it is. And I will tell you for people
Speaker 1: that are hesitant to move, I don't know why people
Speaker 1: have that hesitancy. I mean maybe people just are comfort
Speaker 1: zone people. I'm not a comfort zone person. I want
Speaker 1: to always push through barriers. The fact that I live
Speaker 1: now in six different states in my life one of
Speaker 1: the best things I ever did.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: I learned so much about this country, about the people
Speaker 1: in different regions and areas. And you know, I kid
Speaker 1: people with their accents, but I love accents regardless where
Speaker 1: you're from.
Speaker 7: It's a different it's a different pace down you New York,
Speaker 7: as you know, being in New York, of both and
Speaker 7: it's go, go go twenty four seven. Down here, it's
Speaker 7: a slower pace. Not being disrespectful, it's a slower pace,
Speaker 7: but it's like living free down here. We've built a
Speaker 7: big house. We're on the water. I have a boat,
Speaker 7: we have a dock. Our house is thirty two hundred
Speaker 7: square feet, three floors, walk out to the water. But
Speaker 7: they're building thousands of houses down here because or I
Speaker 7: love that New or Buffalo area moving. I mean, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 7: I'm not joking.
Speaker 1: Thousands of I think fully, twenty five percent or thirty
Speaker 1: three percent, I forget the number was in the New
Speaker 1: York Post a week or two ago. Of New Yorkers
Speaker 1: are planning to leave in the next five years. So
Speaker 1: you're ahead of the curve, which means you bought it
Speaker 1: at a good price, which means your home value will
Speaker 1: go up and it will even be a better deal
Speaker 1: in the end. The sooner people move, the better. I
Speaker 1: can tell you this. The pace of my life has
Speaker 1: not changed. In other words, I'm dialed into this radio
Speaker 1: show probably more now than I've ever been I'm dialed
Speaker 1: into TV, probably more now than ever because I think
Speaker 1: the stakes are so high. I've added a podcast because
Speaker 1: I love to do it and I have the time,
Speaker 1: and I and I do my workout, but I go, go, go,
Speaker 1: from the minute I opened my eyes to the minute
Speaker 1: I go to bed. However, I'm that close to the
Speaker 1: beach that I get to see God a lot easier
Speaker 1: than I did in New York. If that makes any sense.
Speaker 7: Yes, I am totally understand.
Speaker 1: All right, my friend God bless you. Appreciate you being there.
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Speaker 1: Let us say hello to Dave, also in North Carolina. Dave,
Speaker 1: how are you glad you called sir?
Speaker 7: Good?
Speaker 8: Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 8: So what I wanted to touch on, Sean is what
Speaker 8: you kind of already touched on a little bit. Was
Speaker 8: I think it's important for conservatives to compete, continue to
Speaker 8: remind the left how things would have been if I
Speaker 8: ran would have been able to go on the offensive
Speaker 8: first with the weaponry I saw that we destroyed that.
Speaker 8: I didn't realize they had as much as many drones
Speaker 8: and as much missiles as they actually had. If they'd
Speaker 8: have gone on the offensive and gone after us in
Speaker 8: Israel at the same time, how many servicemen would be missing.
Speaker 1: Now, No, it's an amazing thing. There are people, you know,
Speaker 1: one of the arguments I've been hearing from the isolationist movement,
Speaker 1: the abandoned Trump people, and they're very few. The rassmusent
Speaker 1: out of poll out. Today, Americans see that this is
Speaker 1: a great success. It is the greatest military effort ever
Speaker 1: put together in the history of warfare. It just is
Speaker 1: it's a massacre. Doesn't mean it's it doesn't mean it's
Speaker 1: not risk free.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 1: Any military maneuver is risky, but the risk of not
Speaker 1: doing it, to me is that much greater. But yes,
Speaker 1: you are correct, this is a regime. They're the number
Speaker 1: one state sponsor of terror for a reason. Believe people
Speaker 1: when they say death to America, they and while we
Speaker 1: had the chance to defang this evil regime. It's sort
Speaker 1: of like and I hate Hitler analogies or you know,
Speaker 1: any of these other analogies that people use. I think
Speaker 1: they're overused, and I think they're inappropriately used. But if
Speaker 1: you have a chance to take out a mad regime
Speaker 1: before it builds up its military, might tell me why
Speaker 1: you want to wait and risk mass death. On the
Speaker 1: other side of that, you know, sometimes you have to
Speaker 1: have wisdom in life. You have to learn the lessons
Speaker 1: of history in life. And I believe Donald Trump applied
Speaker 1: that here.
Speaker 8: I do too, and I think he, like you said,
Speaker 8: he saved a lot of lives. This would have been
Speaker 8: a lot different if I Ran would have decided to
Speaker 8: launch mass attacks against our bases in other countries as
Speaker 8: well as Israel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anyway, appreciate the call, my friend, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Love our friends in North Carolina eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: four one, Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program, Joe, I'm sorry, John and Virginia. Hey, John,
Speaker 1: how are you glad you called?
Speaker 8: Sir?
Speaker 7: Hey? Thanks?
Speaker 3: Sean. Yeah, I think that you know, all of us
Speaker 3: feel our hearts just sink when we hear about the
Speaker 3: loss of life that's occurring in this war, especially among
Speaker 3: our military, but also including the innocent bosstandrews in Iran
Speaker 3: and neighboring countries. But It helps me to put things
Speaker 3: in perspective when I think about scenes from two movies.
Speaker 3: One is the movie Jaws, which is the scene where
Speaker 3: the mother of the little boy who's been killed by
Speaker 3: the shark walks up to the sheriff slaps him in
Speaker 3: the face. You knew, you knew that manster was out there,
Speaker 3: you knew how dangerous it was, and you did nothing.
Speaker 3: And then the other one. That helps me because when
Speaker 3: I look at the movie Oppenheimer and he's trying to
Speaker 3: point out how much progress they've made on making a bomb.
Speaker 3: He's talking to his scientist, his engineers as technicians, and
Speaker 3: he's using enrichment of an iring uranium. You know how
Speaker 3: much uranium two thirty eight they've converted to two thirty five.
Speaker 3: And the Iranians have told us they have sixty five
Speaker 3: percent enriched uranium that's in the rubble. They can retrieve it.
Speaker 3: And that's way beyond what you need for peaceful purposes,
Speaker 3: which is like ten percent in Richmond. As getting close
Speaker 3: to that, I'm not sure exactly, but eighty eight, Well.
Speaker 1: Take a week, that's sixty percent. It would take a
Speaker 1: week to ten days. I'll give you the last word here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it well, and so you know, it's it's
Speaker 3: awful what we were confronted with. But what if they
Speaker 3: need to do send us a notarize invitation? We want
Speaker 3: to kill you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's pretty much the choice, isn't it gone.
Speaker 1: I've got to run, my friend, God bless you, glad
Speaker 1: you're out there. Love our friends in the Commonwealth. Sorry
Speaker 1: about your new governor. You have my sympathy. All right,
Speaker 1: that's gonna wrap things up for today. We have a
Speaker 1: great Hannity tonight nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel.
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