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Speaker 2: So Joe Biden is asked this week whether or not
Speaker 2: he deserves the credit for this deal, for a ceasefire
Speaker 2: and this prisoner swap, which is unbelievably lopsided, which we
Speaker 2: have discussed in great specificity, in detail, which frustrates the
Speaker 2: living daylights out of me. And there's no doubt even
Speaker 2: the Prime Minister or Cutter, I'm not the biggest fan
Speaker 2: of anybody in Cutter because remember they were housing in
Speaker 2: their luxury hotels a lot of Hamasa's leadership right after
Speaker 2: October the seventh. But more importantly, you know, this might
Speaker 2: be the only opportunity we have to get whatever remaining
Speaker 2: hostages or alive out. I want to see that happen.
Speaker 2: Then I want to see uh Gaza and that would include,
Speaker 2: by the way, Lebanon, that would include the Huti rebels
Speaker 2: all neutralized, demilitarized, and that would mean taking on the
Speaker 2: head of the snake. And the head of the snake.
Speaker 2: Is I wrong? But this is Joe By is this
Speaker 2: a joke? A joke? He did nothing. It was the
Speaker 2: It was the real threat of Donald Trump coming into office,
Speaker 2: very similar to when Reagan was coming into office and
Speaker 2: Iran releasing upon the inauguration of Ronald Reagan, four hundred
Speaker 2: American hostages held four hundred and forty four days, almost
Speaker 2: the same amount of time that these hostages is. Rarely
Speaker 2: American and other have been held as well. Anyway, here's
Speaker 2: what here's what President Trump said. If it's not, if
Speaker 2: it doesn't happen before inauguration day, Judge welk, do I.
Speaker 3: Have to define it for you?
Speaker 1: He will break that draft if those hostages aren't back.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hurt your negotiation. If they're not
Speaker 1: back by the time I get into office, all hell
Speaker 1: will break out in the Middle East, and it will
Speaker 1: not be good for AMAS, and it will not be good,
Speaker 1: frankly for anyone. All hell will break out. I don't
Speaker 1: have to say anymore, but that's what it is.
Speaker 4: And they should have given him back along time.
Speaker 1: They should have never taken him.
Speaker 4: They should have never.
Speaker 1: Been the attack of October seventh. People forget that.
Speaker 4: Thank you for that.
Speaker 2: To surprise date you or child.
Speaker 4: Is that a joke? Oh, thank you?
Speaker 2: Is that a joke. No, it's just a fact that
Speaker 2: if not for Donald Trump, there would be no chance
Speaker 2: of getting any of these hostages back. Then, of course
Speaker 2: you have Joe Biden doesn't mention when when Donald Trump
Speaker 2: said all hell will break loose, there was somebody standing
Speaker 2: next to him. I know that person. His name is
Speaker 2: Steve Whitcough. Steve Woodcoff is the President's Special envoys to
Speaker 2: the Middle East. He has been doing shuttle diplomacy on
Speaker 2: his own dime in the hopes of conveying the message
Speaker 2: that all hell will break out in the Middle East
Speaker 2: if these hostages are not are not released. Now, we
Speaker 2: had Caroline Glick on yesterday. She feels a little bit
Speaker 2: of too much pressure has been put on Israel, and
Speaker 2: I think she has a valid point. But that's who
Speaker 2: he was talking about. And then Biden, you know, doesn't
Speaker 2: mention any of this while discussing the ceasefire talks. In
Speaker 2: this exit interview he did with you know, of all people,
Speaker 2: Lawrence O'Donnell, good grief, listen.
Speaker 4: I kept in minding my friend and is a friend.
Speaker 5: Although you don't agree a whole lot lately bb Nenyao
Speaker 5: that he has to find a way to accommodate the
Speaker 5: legitimate concerns of a large group of people called Palestinians
Speaker 5: who have no place to live independently. And so how
Speaker 5: did you how do you deal with those things?
Speaker 4: So I did really put together.
Speaker 5: If it doesn't work, I gotta take good Bland for
Speaker 5: it with my national security team. But I believe that
Speaker 5: we could make it attractive to the Arab world as
Speaker 5: well as to the Jewish community to accommodate the kind
Speaker 5: of change. Isn't this get the prisoners released, go to
Speaker 5: cease fire, move in a direction where we agreed how
Speaker 5: this was going to work, and how Israel's trips are
Speaker 5: going to move, how we're going to bring in rebuilding
Speaker 5: the Gaza strip and the economy, how are you going
Speaker 5: to clean all this up?
Speaker 4: How we're going to protect Israel?
Speaker 2: Are pretty unbelievable. Anyway. Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas is
Speaker 2: with us, and like me, deep in my heart, I'm
Speaker 2: very conflicted, and this should be an unconditional surrender. They
Speaker 2: are the evil radical Islamic terrorists that in an unprovoked way,
Speaker 2: you know, murdered the equivalent of forty thousand Americans in
Speaker 2: a day. They tortured people, beheaded people, and they took
Speaker 2: these people, innocent people hostage. They were raping women as well.
Speaker 2: All things we know took place. And like you, Senator,
Speaker 2: I don't love a lot of aspects of this deal. However,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to be so critical of Israel in
Speaker 2: the US, you know, putting such a high value on
Speaker 2: life that they want to get them out as long
Speaker 2: as in the back of their minds they know that
Speaker 2: Gaza's day of being a militarized zone are over, period
Speaker 2: and the sentence, whether they say it or don't.
Speaker 6: Say it, well, Shaw and I agree with you. It's
Speaker 6: not my preference to ever negotiate with terrorists. We didn't
Speaker 6: negotiate with Japan after Hiroshima and Nagasaki. We said unconditional
Speaker 6: surrender and release our forty thousand prisoners, and that's exactly
Speaker 6: what they did. The reason we've reached this sad point though,
Speaker 6: where Israel and America hopes to get thirty three hotsages
Speaker 6: out in the next six weeks, most of them, we
Speaker 6: hope will be a lot at the cost of one
Speaker 6: hundreds of thousands of pardons and convicted Palestinian Terras is
Speaker 6: Joe Biden's weakness and failure from the very beginning. If
Speaker 6: President Biden had simply backed Israel to the hilt on
Speaker 6: October seventh, twenty twenty three and after, this war would
Speaker 6: have been over much earlier. These hostages would have been
Speaker 6: released earlier, fewer of them would have died or been
Speaker 6: tortured or raped in captivity, and Israel would be in
Speaker 6: a much stronger position.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: All that said, I understand why Israel chose to conclude
Speaker 6: this deal at this point, and it is better than
Speaker 6: what President Biden was urging on Israel last summer, which
Speaker 6: were required Israel to for instance, give up the buffer
Speaker 6: zone on the border with Egypt Sokamas could potentially be
Speaker 6: resupplied as well as declared that the fighting was over,
Speaker 6: but as Prime Minister at Yahoo, President Trump, Marco Rubio,
Speaker 6: Pete Hegseth, and Michae Wilsavald made clear, the fight is
Speaker 6: not over. The fighting will be over when Hamas is
Speaker 6: totally destroyed.
Speaker 2: Do you have any doubt because I do not now.
Speaker 2: According to my sources, according to reports, the consensus seems
Speaker 2: to be that the Iranians are three, four or five
Speaker 2: six months away from having the capability of building out
Speaker 2: a nuclear weapon. So that means we have a very
Speaker 2: short window in which Israel, the United States, and maybe
Speaker 2: other countries will have to make a very tough decision,
Speaker 2: but one that they better make, and that is to
Speaker 2: take out those nuclear facilities before the Iranians get them,
Speaker 2: because I do believe with these radical Islamic terrorists, the
Speaker 2: number one state sponsor of terror, if they had nuclear weapons,
Speaker 2: I believe they will use them. That would mean a
Speaker 2: modern day holocaust. That means, in my mind, I'd be
Speaker 2: taking out Iran's refineries and I'd be taking out their
Speaker 2: nuclear sites, and I would not hesitate in doing so.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong?
Speaker 6: No, Sean, I don't think you're on. I've seen the
Speaker 6: same report to say Iran could be just a few
Speaker 6: months away from having a bible nuclear device, not just
Speaker 6: in terms of the highly enriched uranium that forms the
Speaker 6: explosive core of a nuclear weapon, but also the technical
Speaker 6: weapon designs as well that can be mounted on a
Speaker 6: missile and delivered effectively. Obviously, at Israel, I will observe
Speaker 6: Sean that we have an almost perfect record when it
Speaker 6: comes to Iran's nuclear and other weapons programs. We have
Speaker 6: never gotten it right. We have almost always underestimated their timelines,
Speaker 6: I should say, overestimated their timeline and missed critical weapons facilities.
Speaker 6: So I think we should assume that they're even closer
Speaker 6: than is widely perceived. However, they are also more exposed
Speaker 6: and at greater risk than they have been perhaps at
Speaker 6: any time since the end of the Iran Iraq War
Speaker 6: in the nineteen eighties, thanks to benjaminet Yahoo and the
Speaker 6: brave men and women of the Israeli forces, and the
Speaker 6: refusal to take Joe Biden's consistently bad advice. Another reason
Speaker 6: Israel took this deal now is because they're in a
Speaker 6: much stronger position than they were six months ago. The
Speaker 6: heads of effectively every terrorist proxy of Iran have been
Speaker 6: targeted and killed, like yah Yah Sinmar in Gaza and
Speaker 6: Hassan Mezrala of Hesbela in Lebanine Lebanon's missile forces, which
Speaker 6: is awesome.
Speaker 2: They actually got the top six guys out of Hamas,
Speaker 2: and they got the top guy inside of Iran, which
Speaker 2: is even more spectacular.
Speaker 6: And Sean and Hesbla. I'm the chairman of the Indelgence Committee.
Speaker 6: I don't even know who's in charge of Hezbola these days.
Speaker 6: It must be someone who wasn't important enough to have
Speaker 6: a pager up through last September, though, So it just
Speaker 6: goes to show how remarkable or israel success has been
Speaker 6: on the battlefield. They've largely destroyed Hesulo's ability to threaten
Speaker 6: their people with rockets and missiles, and most notably, after
Speaker 6: two Iranian stocks on Israel, Israel has effectively destroyed Iran's
Speaker 6: Aaron Mitchel defense system, so Iran is totally exposed. Israel
Speaker 6: seems to have made the decision to finally settle all
Speaker 6: the family business. We need to back them to the hilt.
Speaker 6: That's exactly what we should have done since October seventh.
Speaker 6: That's what I think President Trump will do starting Monday.
Speaker 2: Well, I tend to agree with everything regardless of what
Speaker 2: this deal is, and maybe I'm wrong in my thinking,
Speaker 2: but I think I know Donald Trump pretty well, and
Speaker 2: I've known him for thirty years, and I don't think
Speaker 2: Donald Trump if the hostages are released and he is
Speaker 2: presented with information that the real existential threat to the
Speaker 2: world is a nuclear armed Iran and the Israelis have
Speaker 2: already proven they can penetrate deeply into Iranian territory. They
Speaker 2: did that in April after the first missile attack directly
Speaker 2: from Iran. But if you want to stop all of
Speaker 2: the proxy wars that they're funding and that they're operating,
Speaker 2: the only way to do it is to take out
Speaker 2: their refineries. That cuts off their ability to make money,
Speaker 2: and number two, to take away any possibility of a
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon in the future. It really is no other option.
Speaker 2: Do you do you agree that this has to happen
Speaker 2: probably within the next year the latest.
Speaker 6: I think maybe even sooner than that, Sean. And again,
Speaker 6: it doesn't have to be an American operation or certainly
Speaker 6: an American led operation. Israel has the capability to do so,
Speaker 6: as they proved last year and they destroyed all of
Speaker 6: Auran's air and missile defenses. What they certainly will need, though,
Speaker 6: is American support, not just military and intelligence support, but
Speaker 6: diplomatic and political support, unlike what's been the case the
Speaker 6: last four years, where every point America has put pressure
Speaker 6: on Israel and tried to restrain Israel. But as we
Speaker 6: already said, Roan is that its weakest point in maybe
Speaker 6: thirty five years, and this is a chance not just
Speaker 6: for Israel's sake, but for the sake of our interest
Speaker 6: in the region and world peace, to deal a final
Speaker 6: blow to run nuclear weapons program and much of its
Speaker 6: military and as you point out, much of its economic
Speaker 6: basis through which it funds terrorism through its oil and
Speaker 6: refinery capabilities.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you and I are definitely on the same page.
Speaker 2: I don't love this deal, However, for the sake of
Speaker 2: the families, I am not going to sit here as
Speaker 2: a outside quarterback and criticize them. All right, quick break
Speaker 2: right back more with Senator Tom Cotton on the other
Speaker 2: side of eight one hundred and ninety four one, Shawn,
Speaker 2: our number as we continue this Friday. All right, we
Speaker 2: continue now. Senator Tom Cotton, Arkansas is with us.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: I think one of the biggest challenges is going to
Speaker 2: be getting Donald Trump's agenda through Congress with slim majority
Speaker 2: parties in the House and Senate. Are you confident that
Speaker 2: his agenda will get through? Yes, Sean, And by the way,
Speaker 2: that would include his cabinet picks.
Speaker 6: Yes, Jean. I think the vast majority, if not all,
Speaker 6: of those picks will get through the US Senate.
Speaker 4: Sean.
Speaker 6: Just to take your listeners on a brief trip down
Speaker 6: memory lane, that's Bill Clinton's transition. There have been seventy
Speaker 6: two nominees for the cabinet secretaries in a transition. Only
Speaker 6: two of those sean only two have ever received a
Speaker 6: single no vote from a senator of the president of
Speaker 6: elects own party, much less enough no votes to tank
Speaker 6: their nomination. So no one should be surprised no matter
Speaker 6: what the liberal media says, that Republican senators buy and
Speaker 6: large will vote for a Republican president electx noviies. Once
Speaker 6: we have done that, that takes us on through the
Speaker 6: broader agenda, some of which President Trump can do in
Speaker 6: the early days of the administration next week the executive action,
Speaker 6: but much of which will require Congressional action. And though
Speaker 6: we have very small majorities in the House, and those
Speaker 6: majorities can sometimes be difficult to manage, I'm confident that
Speaker 6: will produce legislation that cuts taxes, that secures our border,
Speaker 6: that unleashes American energy production, that rebuilds our military, and
Speaker 6: that implements the agenda on which we all campaign last year.
Speaker 2: If that happens, this will be one of the most
Speaker 2: transformational presidencies in the last one hundred years. Is that,
Speaker 2: especially cutting two trillion dollars in waste, fraud and abuse,
Speaker 2: and cutting back on on big government and returning to
Speaker 2: constitutional order, limited government, greater freedom. Senator Cotton, you're one
Speaker 2: of the real heroes in DC, one of the solid
Speaker 2: conservatives we can always count on. We appreciate you always
Speaker 2: being with us.
Speaker 6: Thank you, sir, Thank you, Sean. And what I think
Speaker 6: is the last radio program of the Joe Biden Eira.
Speaker 6: If I'm not mistaken, this is.
Speaker 2: The last one. The next time I come on the
Speaker 2: air Monday, Donald J. Trump will be the president. The
Speaker 2: only downside is I'll be doing the show from the
Speaker 2: where you have to live half the time.
Speaker 6: Well, it's been a long four years that America.
Speaker 2: Long for your long national nightmares coming to a friggin end.
Speaker 2: Thank god. Uh anyway, Senator, we appreciate you. All right,
Speaker 2: let us go. It's actually pretty funny Biden got interrupted
Speaker 2: by a music montage. You just can't make it up.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like, okay, Joe, just just go home.
Speaker 2: My poor friend Steven A. Smith's felt bad for Joe,
Speaker 2: felt sad for Joe.
Speaker 5: Listen, Southern Hemisphere had access to change, had access. It
Speaker 5: wasn't confrontational at all.
Speaker 7: Thank you everybody, this man's account press conference. Thanks everyone,
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you all.
Speaker 4: I'm going too long. I apologize. That must be my
Speaker 4: traveling staff.
Speaker 2: I mean, nothing has gone right for him, and he
Speaker 2: he tries, as I said earlier, so hard to rehabilitate
Speaker 2: what was a failed presidency. And then the people in
Speaker 2: the media. Oh, people are going to look back very fondly.
Speaker 2: James Clyburn, He's going to be viewed as one of
Speaker 2: the greatest presidents ever. I'm like, what world are you
Speaker 2: living in, because that's not going to happen anyway. Our
Speaker 2: friend Peter Doosey breaks down the White House stagecraft designed
Speaker 2: to minimize Biden's mistakes, and they would just blast music.
Speaker 2: I mean, he breaks it all down. Listen to what
Speaker 2: really happens. Oh so it's not an accident after all.
Speaker 2: How do you like that? All right, let's get to
Speaker 2: our busy phones. We are on preemptive pardon watch. As
Speaker 2: I mentioned earlier in the program today, Joe Biden, you know,
Speaker 2: commuting the sentences of what two thousand and twenty five
Speaker 2: hundred rather drug offender sentences. I really don't have a
Speaker 2: problem with the power of the pardon. I think it
Speaker 2: should be absolute, and I'd like to see Donald Trump
Speaker 2: take it to the next level except use it justly,
Speaker 2: not like Biden, and watch what happens with Jim Biden
Speaker 2: in the next few days. James Comer has actually come
Speaker 2: out and said, yeah, I think that maybe the referral
Speaker 2: that we made about Jim Biden needs to be looked into.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden said he won't pardon himself. He may want
Speaker 2: to rethink that. In my view, Homer urging the soon
Speaker 2: to be Attorney General Pam Bondi to prosecute Jim Biden
Speaker 2: for lying to Congress. That's not that's not law fair,
Speaker 2: that is not weaponization. If he lied to Congress, he
Speaker 2: lied to Congress. And if you think it's a problem,
Speaker 2: well then ask yourself, well, why did Peter Navarro and
Speaker 2: Steve Bannon go to jail over not not appearing before
Speaker 2: the January sixth committee. They were held in contempt of Congress,
Speaker 2: something that rarely happens. That didn't happen to the likes
Speaker 2: of Lowist Learner and are a holder and a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of other people. Uh, speaking of pardons Kim and Kansas, Hey, Kim,
Speaker 2: how are you glad you called.
Speaker 8: I am doing great.
Speaker 3: How are you doing?
Speaker 2: I am doing great? And the next show you will
Speaker 2: hear this radio show, we will have a new president.
Speaker 4: I know all of you.
Speaker 8: I can't even tell you how excited I am about
Speaker 8: all of that.
Speaker 2: It's pretty it's it's pretty it's a pretty exciting time.
Speaker 2: It's pretty cool. And like you, I am excited.
Speaker 8: The real reason that I called in is because I'm
Speaker 8: trying really hard to understand all of this legal processes
Speaker 8: that are occurring for us, and like I understand the
Speaker 8: Supreme Court declined Trump. However they it was my understanding
Speaker 8: the reason that they were able to lawfully do that
Speaker 8: is because there had not been a verdict yet as
Speaker 8: to how his case was going to come to a
Speaker 8: final decision. And so I get that.
Speaker 3: I understand that, respect that everything. With that circumstance, However, we.
Speaker 1: Have a.
Speaker 3: We have Biden who is able to get plea bargains
Speaker 3: for people that haven't even done anything wrong, or is
Speaker 3: he saying and thinking that they did something wrong, so
Speaker 3: therefore he's just going to go ahead and get them
Speaker 3: a pardon. But if that's the case, how can he
Speaker 3: do that?
Speaker 2: I mean, well, you're pointing out something that's important, and
Speaker 2: that was the silver lighting and that Supreme Court decision. Look,
Speaker 2: I'm not the lawyer, but legal scholars that we interviewed
Speaker 2: and we've talked to and Mark Levinn had been saying
Speaker 2: and probably longer than anybody, is that the argument to
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court should have been brought not last minute,
Speaker 2: but a lot earlier, and it should have dealt with
Speaker 2: issues like the supremacy clause, not issues involving process. You know,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to get into an argument with the
Speaker 2: President's attorneys on that because I'm very confident in the
Speaker 2: end this is going to be overturned on appeal. The
Speaker 2: statute of limitations had run out on this particular case.
Speaker 2: Number one, Number two, it was a novel legal theory.
Speaker 2: Number three, I don't believe that Alvin Bragg had jurisdiction
Speaker 2: to get into federal election law. And number four it
Speaker 2: also they also had testimony in the case that came
Speaker 2: from Donald Trump's time as president. Thus the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: decision in terms of a presidential immunity then would kick
Speaker 2: in as well, and the verdict should have been vacated.
Speaker 2: It didn't happen, it will happen. I'm very confident it
Speaker 2: will happen. It's not going to be anything Donald Trump
Speaker 2: I think has to worry about ever again. But it's
Speaker 2: going to take time as lawyers will have to work
Speaker 2: through it.
Speaker 3: Do you think that Biden is still going to be
Speaker 3: able to get pardons for people that haven't even been prosecuted, Yes, yes, guilty.
Speaker 2: I think he will do it for his brother. I
Speaker 2: would anticipate Liz Cheney, Benny Thompson. I mean, there probably
Speaker 2: is a betting line on this. Linda, maybe take a
Speaker 2: look and see if there's a betting line on this.
Speaker 2: Who would get a preemptive pardon. Anthony Fauci would probably
Speaker 2: be on the list, And in spite of everybody saying no,
Speaker 2: I would not be surprised if Joe Biden puts his
Speaker 2: own name on the list. I would not be shocked
Speaker 2: by that. But we'll see.
Speaker 3: Well, that's definitely admitting that they have done something wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the biggest fear and you could see
Speaker 2: this in Pam Bondi's you know, the rude grilling is
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, the very people that never have
Speaker 2: said a word about weaponization of justice, never said a
Speaker 2: word about how the FBI and our intelligence community was
Speaker 2: politicized and weaponized. You know, now all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's going back into office and the very thing
Speaker 2: that they have put their seal of approval on or
Speaker 2: been silent on, they're deathly afraid is going to happen
Speaker 2: to them. The only difference this time is these would
Speaker 2: be real crimes. What Joe did by leveraging a billion
Speaker 2: dollars to get you know, a prosecutor investigating his son
Speaker 2: fired when his son was addicted to drugs, had no
Speaker 2: experience and energy, oil, gas coal or Ukraine. Yeah, or
Speaker 2: the CEFC WhatsApp message, or the implication on Hunter's laptop
Speaker 2: of his own father. He's got major issues. You know,
Speaker 2: whether Pam Bondi chooses to pursue that, there is something
Speaker 2: called prosecutorial discretion, and I have great faith in Pam
Speaker 2: Bondi shall make the right decision at the right time.
Speaker 2: And I'm not sure what the right decision is. This
Speaker 2: country has a whole host of problems, including violent crime
Speaker 2: out of control, you know, getting illegal immigrants deported. You know,
Speaker 2: we have to We're gonna have to prioritize because there
Speaker 2: are limited resources. Let's let's let's see we really do
Speaker 2: appreciate your call, though, Kim, thank you so much. Oh,
Speaker 2: there actually is, Linda sent me all right? Who will Biden?
Speaker 2: Is a polymarket? Who will Biden? Pardon? Let's see Donald
Speaker 2: Trump No. Seven ninety seven percent only three percent chance.
Speaker 2: Bauci has a twenty four percent chance of getting far,
Speaker 2: Liz Cheney a twenty seven percent chance of being pardoned,
Speaker 2: Adam Kinzinger nineteen percent, Jim Biden twenty nine percent, Adam
Speaker 2: Schiff has an eighteen percent chance. Did he a one
Speaker 2: percent chance? That's pretty interesting? All right, back to our
Speaker 2: busy phones. Thank god for polymarket and the betting markets.
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Speaker 2: in the beginning, I thought it was going to be
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Speaker 2: And I talked to a friend of mine that's an
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Speaker 2: going to be worse than every other addiction probably combined,
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Speaker 2: that Steve that mentioned, Steve Win has put out. It's
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Speaker 2: actually got it as a gift from Steve Win, who
Speaker 2: have known for many, many many years. He used to
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Speaker 2: It's wild. And now we've got the Super Bowl that'll
Speaker 2: be coming up pretty soon as well. Look, I'm not
Speaker 2: against betting, I'm not against casinos. I've known Steve Win
Speaker 2: for decades. I knew Sheldon and Miriam Adelson for decades,
Speaker 2: and another wealthy billionaire. The people that make money in
Speaker 2: casinos are casino owners. Period, end of sentence. And I
Speaker 2: would just I just urged this. I just care about
Speaker 2: this audience. It's like I tell this audience all the time,
Speaker 2: don't count on the federal government to do things for you.
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Speaker 2: burnt down in the wildfires, Oh guess the news that
Speaker 2: they woke up to today. They'll still have to pay
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Speaker 2: liberal Democratic policies have utterly destroyed California. The Los Angeles
Speaker 2: commander has ordered firefighters to abandon burning homes. As you know,
Speaker 2: the department was struggling with staffing shortages that they were
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Speaker 2: I agree with Adam Corolla. He thinks the LA fires
Speaker 2: will bottom out, you know, you know, and and Hollywood's
Speaker 2: gonna flip politically. I'm not sure. Last thing. In New
Speaker 2: York City, unions have driven the cost per student for
Speaker 2: education at thirty six thousand, two hundred and ninety three
Speaker 2: dollars per student, and New York pays all that money
Speaker 2: more than anyone else. And fourth graders ranked thirty second
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Speaker 2: What is government doing right in your life? How's safety
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Speaker 2: that's gonna wrap things up for today. Tonight Hannity nine
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