Speaker 1: Well, we have come out to your city. One of
Speaker 1: the get saying you CONFI well besied tale.
Speaker 2: And if you want a little banging, I come along.
Speaker 3: The American Revolution was against the billionaires of their time.
Speaker 4: The tax system as we have it is fundamentally unjust.
Speaker 5: We are speaking about living in the wealthiest city, in
Speaker 5: the wealthiest country in the history of the world, where
Speaker 5: one in four New Yorkers are living in poverty.
Speaker 6: And we are going to have to explore massive judicial
Speaker 6: reform state by state and at the federal level. And
Speaker 6: everything should be on the table. As far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 4: Freedom is back in style. Welcome to the revolution, to.
Speaker 1: Be away, I'm coming to your center. Don't want to
Speaker 1: play against Allas and San you a conscious song, Sean.
Speaker 7: New Sean Hannity Show for me, I'm the scene's information
Speaker 7: on freaking news and more bold inspired solutions for America. Hey,
Speaker 7: it's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. H Normally I'm
Speaker 7: on our big flagship station w R here in New
Speaker 7: York or on the iHeart app. And here I am
Speaker 7: sitting in this beautiful studio. I had top Manhattan overlooking
Speaker 7: look at a beautiful view of Manhattan.
Speaker 8: While Sean is.
Speaker 7: In China, eighty four hours to get there, nine hundred
Speaker 7: hours to get back, three days in China. It's a
Speaker 7: lot of work, but a lot is coming from. He's
Speaker 7: got a big exclusive interview with President Trump. You will
Speaker 7: see it tonight nine o'clock on the Fox News Channel.
Speaker 7: Play a clip too in a second. But right now,
Speaker 7: let's talk to Carol Roth, who is a New York
Speaker 7: Times bestselling author a couple of times and her book
Speaker 7: is You Will Own Nothing. She's a recovering investment banker.
Speaker 7: Let's talk about the business aspects of the President's trip
Speaker 7: to China. Carol Roth, how you doing.
Speaker 9: I'm doing fantastic. Always a good day when I get
Speaker 9: a chat with you.
Speaker 7: Mark, Oh, thanks, so hey. We're listening to Mom Donnie
Speaker 7: at the opening and he's talking about how this is terrible.
Speaker 8: There are so.
Speaker 7: Many people living under the poverty line in Manhattan. Didn't
Speaker 7: Democrats run Manhattan, the mayor, city council, governor state lay
Speaker 7: entirely Democrats for twelve years. Shouldn't they blame themselves for this?
Speaker 9: They absolutely should. And it's the same thing here in Chicago,
Speaker 9: where I'm located, where I don't think that we've had
Speaker 9: a Republican as mayor anytime in modern history, and unfortunately
Speaker 9: they don't want to take responsibility for the ridiculous policies
Speaker 9: that can continue to drive out the creators of jobs,
Speaker 9: the creators of value, the creators of the tax base,
Speaker 9: the people who give to philanthropic causes. They drive them away,
Speaker 9: and then they take their big tex burden and continue
Speaker 9: to shift it onto the middle of the working class,
Speaker 9: make the poor poorer. And then you know, as the
Speaker 9: arsenist who stands by the house is burning down goes, oh,
Speaker 9: I'm going to help put out the fire, that this
Speaker 9: is absolutely unbelievable.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So the President took a lot of business leaders to
Speaker 7: China trying to do all kinds of business. And let's
Speaker 7: take a listen to cut six. This is Sean talking
Speaker 7: to the president.
Speaker 8: What does he want from the US?
Speaker 10: A lot of things we talked about. We talked about
Speaker 10: a lot of things. Too many things to discuss, but
Speaker 10: a lot of things. We had a very good meeting.
Speaker 10: But we want things from them. One thing he agreed
Speaker 10: to today's going to order two hundred jets. That's a
Speaker 10: big thing. Bowing owing two hundred big ones. That's a
Speaker 10: lot of jab so pulling one at one hundred and fifty,
Speaker 10: you got two hundred. Uh, he said, sort of. I
Speaker 10: think it was a commitment. I mean, you know, it
Speaker 10: sort of like a statement, but I think it was
Speaker 10: a commitment.
Speaker 7: Now, Carol Roth, you think he's going to really buy
Speaker 7: two hundred jets from Boeing.
Speaker 9: Well, I'll have to say, Mark, because I know that
Speaker 9: this has been a good trip. Because the Chinese military
Speaker 9: serenaded Trump with YMCA, so you know, if they're pulling
Speaker 9: out the big guns in the YMCA, there must be
Speaker 9: some good commerce that's going on. And you know, whether
Speaker 9: they come through with the orders or not, you know,
Speaker 9: that remains to be seen. But what is so savvy
Speaker 9: by President Trump is normally you'd have a president brings
Speaker 9: some diplomats and some politicians, and those people you know
Speaker 9: that they can say things, but they can't really get
Speaker 9: the business done. By bringing business leaders, they can actually
Speaker 9: try to shake hands on a deal or try to
Speaker 9: bring up specific points about the business. So it gives
Speaker 9: me a lot more confidence that this is coming with
Speaker 9: the Boeing CEO in the room than it would be
Speaker 9: with a bunch of politicians sitting around the table.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know who's responsible, Henry Kissinger, Because when Trump
Speaker 7: first was running for president, nobody took them seriously, but
Speaker 7: Henry Kissinger did. And in their first meeting, Kissinger told them,
Speaker 7: don't bring those Foreign policy State Department idiots with their
Speaker 7: briefing books. Don't let them do anything, do it yourself,
Speaker 7: don't listen to them. So it was great advice. And
Speaker 7: you would say it's a successful trip so far, wouldn't you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, as I said, you know, the YMCA tells me
Speaker 9: everything I need to know. But there was a lot
Speaker 9: going on in the background here. You have the AI wars,
Speaker 9: we have the you know, fight over the hoarding of
Speaker 9: rare earth elements. We have the terrorists and trade and
Speaker 9: so I think just the step of bringing business leaders,
Speaker 9: business leaders who want to have access to China, business
Speaker 9: leaders that I know respect greatly and wants to figure
Speaker 9: out a way to do business in a way that's
Speaker 9: beneficial to both countries. You know the fact that they
Speaker 9: are all sitting around one on one having these discussions,
Speaker 9: and based on the things that we're hearing coming out,
Speaker 9: it does sound like it's successful. Obviously there's a lot
Speaker 9: more that needs to be done, but you know, in
Speaker 9: the process of negotiations and normalizing relations. This is a
Speaker 9: first step and so just yeah, a brilliant move all
Speaker 9: around by bringing this fantastic delegation to bear.
Speaker 7: Yeah, hey, I'm looking at your Twitter. The US dollar
Speaker 7: has lost thirty percent of its purchasing power in the
Speaker 7: last six years.
Speaker 8: Is that true?
Speaker 9: It is true. It's you know, we have printed, you know,
Speaker 9: over I think it's the last sixty years, you know,
Speaker 9: a very large percentage of the money that's ever been created.
Speaker 9: So it would go to reason without huge productivity gains
Speaker 9: that if you print that money and you don't have
Speaker 9: the increase in productivity, that the dollar is going to
Speaker 9: you know, lose its value. And you know, everyone's a
Speaker 9: little bit to blame here.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 9: Obviously Pelosi and Schumer during COVID pushed through that huge
Speaker 9: package which President Trump did sign off on in his
Speaker 9: first term. And then Biden got into office and instead
Speaker 9: of normalizing things, he wanted to put his name on
Speaker 9: Biden Bucks, so he gave away money and printed more money,
Speaker 9: and you know, instead of normalizing the deficit and you know,
Speaker 9: putting us into what would have been a recession, he
Speaker 9: papered over it. With more government spending and higher deficits.
Speaker 9: And so now we're running deficits to GDP that you
Speaker 9: would normally see during the war or during a major recession,
Speaker 9: during a time of expansion, and that still has not
Speaker 9: yet been normalized. And fortunately we don't have a lot
Speaker 9: of political will in Congress to rain things in either. So,
Speaker 9: you know, this is why one of the things that
Speaker 9: I always tell people who follow me is to you
Speaker 9: want to stay with a diversified portfolio. You want to
Speaker 9: make sure you have exposure to those assets that are
Speaker 9: going to be inflated, you know, like the stock market,
Speaker 9: like housing. But it's also great to have things like
Speaker 9: precious metals in your portfolio that can act as a
Speaker 9: hedge and an anchor as the dollar continues to lose
Speaker 9: what we consider purchasing power.
Speaker 7: Well, hey, Carol Ruth, you also tweeted this book. Phil
Speaker 7: Magnus wrote a book called the Best of Karl Marx.
Speaker 7: What it looks like a big, thick book, is it?
Speaker 9: Yeah? So my question when I saw a book called
Speaker 9: the Best of Carl Marx was wasn't empty? There's nothing
Speaker 9: the Karl Marx has ever said that you know, would
Speaker 9: would indicate it's the best of So that seems like
Speaker 9: a big zero blank notepad to me, but it is
Speaker 9: really scary and you're seeing it, you know, in your
Speaker 9: city there Mark, with the mom, Dannie and AOC and
Speaker 9: all of their ilk that we do have this resurgence
Speaker 9: of socialists and communists and people who sympathize with you,
Speaker 9: very tight central planning and government control and thesing means
Speaker 9: of productions and opening grocery stores and the like. And
Speaker 9: they're so decoupled from reality and we go back to
Speaker 9: what we were talking about before with people becoming poorer.
Speaker 9: You know, when you're decoupled from economic reality, where you
Speaker 9: don't realize what incentives and disincentives do as they flow
Speaker 9: throughout the economy, you end up doing something that sounds
Speaker 9: great in theory but ends up being very destructive and damaging.
Speaker 9: And there is this huge resurgence, which is you know,
Speaker 9: in a sense of surprise that it came back so
Speaker 9: quickly because we thought we had that quash. You know,
Speaker 9: we had a good showing, We had people coming out
Speaker 9: saying we want economic common sense. People across parties voted
Speaker 9: for Trump, and now you have the socialists and communists
Speaker 9: who are like the cockerroaches that just won't go away
Speaker 9: no matter how many you quash, you you know, you
Speaker 9: can't get rid of them. They just keep multiplying, and
Speaker 9: so we have to keep saying the same things over
Speaker 9: and over again that you know, socialism and communism have
Speaker 9: never ever worked. They love people in misery, They left
Speaker 9: people starving and dead, and it is never going to work.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, one thing about Democrats, they never follow the science.
Speaker 7: Like we've run the socialism experiment ten million times. It's
Speaker 7: failed every time. So that's the science that we know,
Speaker 7: and they don't follow the science. You think there's an
Speaker 7: end to this cycle of crazy, woke left wing? Is
Speaker 7: it starting to turn around? It looks like it might
Speaker 7: be in Britain? And what about Pratt in La all
Speaker 7: of a sudden, surgeon, what do you think?
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, I mean I think that people who have
Speaker 9: some iota of common sense understand that things need to
Speaker 9: change and that in order for something to change, you
Speaker 9: have to do things differently than the way that it's
Speaker 9: been done in the past. And we're seeing that with
Speaker 9: the Spencer Pratt, you know, rising up as you know,
Speaker 9: a viable candidate for mayor in La. We saw that
Speaker 9: in an up ed a few days ago in the
Speaker 9: Wall Street Journal where Howard Schultz, the founder of Starbucks,
Speaker 9: who started, you know, this huge business in Seattle, you know,
Speaker 9: was going up against the mayor of Seattle who basically
Speaker 9: said bye bye to all the billionaires and businesses and
Speaker 9: basically is you know, ushering them out of the city
Speaker 9: along with their dollars and the jobs. And I think
Speaker 9: that there is a good contingent of people who understand this,
Speaker 9: but there are still a lot of people who are
Speaker 9: completely decoupled from reality, and they will listen. They're desperate.
Speaker 9: You know, the economy is working for some people, it's
Speaker 9: not working for others. And as that hasn't been fixed,
Speaker 9: the desperate people will listen to anything and believe in
Speaker 9: anything because they don't have very much to lose. In
Speaker 9: some cases, they don't have anything to lose. And when
Speaker 9: people become desperate, they listen to stupid thing. Plus, as
Speaker 9: you know, there's a lot of people in on the grifts, right.
Speaker 4: There are a lot of people.
Speaker 9: Well with their hands in the pockets of text payers
Speaker 9: through NGOs and teachers' unions and whatnot, And so those
Speaker 9: people don't want to lose their stronghold. But I'm hoping
Speaker 9: that common sense prevails. I'm hoping we can address waste,
Speaker 9: broaden abuse. I'm hoping that we can expose it all.
Speaker 9: But you know, technology may change Mark, but human nature
Speaker 9: is undefeated, and I think that's the one thing we
Speaker 9: can count on.
Speaker 7: Well, Carol Roth's great talking to you. You can get her
Speaker 7: best selling books in New York Times best selling books.
Speaker 7: Get the book you will own nothing and Carol Roth
Speaker 7: follow her on Twitter and thanks for being with us.
Speaker 9: Always a pleasure.
Speaker 8: All I take care.
Speaker 7: Hey, we'll take some calls in a minute. One eight
Speaker 7: hundred nine four one, Shawn is the number about the
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Speaker 7: two six. It's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannay. You
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Speaker 7: in a moment entertaining Americans coast and ghost.
Speaker 8: Sean Hannity is on right.
Speaker 7: Down, Welcome back to the Sean Hannity Show. And Mark
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Speaker 7: nine seven three two six Agency Tiger Woods is back
Speaker 7: from rehab. He got permission to go overseas, go to
Speaker 7: Europe to get rehab. He chose Switzerland and he's been
Speaker 7: there a month. Can you get cured?
Speaker 2: I have not heard about this. Actually, is this a
Speaker 2: true story?
Speaker 7: Oh? Yeah, yeah, he asked permission to do this rehab overseas.
Speaker 7: He was in Switzerland. He landed last night. Back one month.
Speaker 7: Can you get total rehab in one month?
Speaker 2: No, he's been suffering for a gajillion years.
Speaker 8: We drove from back from the airport.
Speaker 7: I just want to well, yeah, so he flew back private,
Speaker 7: yet he was seen coming back now. He also lost
Speaker 7: a big court battle. Prosecutors wanted his pharmacy records, his
Speaker 7: prescription records. He was blocking that.
Speaker 8: I don't know why.
Speaker 7: I know what could be in there, but they court
Speaker 7: ruled in the prosecutor's favor. They will have full access
Speaker 7: to his prescription records.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 7: One of the things they may be looking for. They
Speaker 7: kind of know what medications he was on, but they're
Speaker 7: gonna look for what the farmer. You know, when you
Speaker 7: get a prescription, they give you the bottle and has
Speaker 7: all these warnings on it. So they're gonna look at
Speaker 7: what the warnings are because many of these medications would
Speaker 7: have disagree.
Speaker 2: Well, that's not what they're looking for.
Speaker 7: Well, it could be one, because the warnings would say,
Speaker 7: do not drive under this medication, do not drive, So
Speaker 7: they'll use that against him. What do you think they're
Speaker 7: looking for.
Speaker 11: I think they're looking for the doctor shop. They're looking
Speaker 11: for the doctors that are getting paid for the scripts,
Speaker 11: because that's a really big thing. Oh okay, that's what
Speaker 11: they're looking for.
Speaker 8: That too, Well that's interesting. Hey.
Speaker 7: The other thing is Stephen Colbert. Today's Thursday, one week
Speaker 7: from tonight, he goes off the air forever.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 2: Oh it's great, thank god, best news all day.
Speaker 7: But I am watching this. All the talk show hosts,
Speaker 7: the late night hosts came together to honor him, all
Speaker 7: in one stage, all on his show. Jimmy Kimmel showed up,
Speaker 7: Jimmy Fallon showed up.
Speaker 2: It was so weird, Seth, I didn't know that's why
Speaker 2: they were together.
Speaker 8: Yeah, John Oliver all there.
Speaker 7: First of all, the guy's been fired, he's not quitting.
Speaker 7: I don't know if the New York Times will tell
Speaker 7: you he was a Trump administration agreement. Trump administration pressure
Speaker 7: CBS to fire him. You didn't take a lot of pressure.
Speaker 7: He's losing forty million a year on that show, so
Speaker 7: he got fired. Have you ever seen everybody come together
Speaker 7: to celebrate you getting fired?
Speaker 8: I mean, somebody leaves.
Speaker 2: Don't you think? And don't you feel?
Speaker 11: I remember when he was on Comedy Central and he
Speaker 11: was pretending to be an anchor. He was actually funny.
Speaker 11: When he became an anchor, he sucked.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well because it was cute. Now he's an angry,
Speaker 7: vicious guy. All these guys, you know, you watch Jimmy Fayla,
Speaker 7: Fox News Channel Saturday Night, Greg Guttfeldt, they look like
Speaker 7: like I mean, it's a nice way. They look like clowns.
Speaker 7: They look like they're here to amuse you. They look
Speaker 7: like they're funny.
Speaker 11: They take themselves very seriously over there at CBS and
Speaker 11: NBC and all the rest.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Colbert, especially that Kimmel. They look like you want
Speaker 7: to choke you at any minute. They look so vicious.
Speaker 7: But I've never seen a celebration over a guy getting fired.
Speaker 7: And this firing was announced months ago, eight months ago.
Speaker 7: Have you seen anybody offer to hire him, see any
Speaker 7: network offering.
Speaker 11: I actually forgot all about them. I mean I don't
Speaker 11: watch any of that crap anyway, but I mean, honestly.
Speaker 7: Yeah, a week from tonight, they're going. Hey, by the way,
Speaker 7: you combine those five guys, their audience still not close
Speaker 7: to what Gutfeld gets every night. So hey, we've got
Speaker 7: a lot to get you. We'll talk to the greatest
Speaker 7: pollster in the world, John McLaughlin coming up next. What
Speaker 7: are the real numbers say? And don't forget tonight Big
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Speaker 1: Be a Hannity insider at Hannity dot Com.
Speaker 7: Well, it's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. Normally you
Speaker 7: can hear me on our big flagship station WR and
Speaker 7: New York are on the iHeart app. Now, when it
Speaker 7: comes to poles, you read all these poles in the news,
Speaker 7: you see them all on TV. These are these public
Speaker 7: polls done by colleges, done by media. They're the worst
Speaker 7: pulse in the world. They're usually a little rigged, a
Speaker 7: little fake. They're cheap, flimsy, little poles. You know, a
Speaker 7: couple hundred people, not carefully chosen. But if you want
Speaker 7: the real pulse, the one the candidates use. The best
Speaker 7: polster in the world is John McLaughlin. Now, these are
Speaker 7: very detailed, very scientific, but again it's mostly for the candidates.
Speaker 7: You can check his website. It's McLaughlan online dot com.
Speaker 7: John McLachlan. How you doing, Mark, Thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm doing well. I'm happy because I didn't have to
Speaker 4: go to China.
Speaker 7: I should point out he's the president's pollster. He's the
Speaker 7: pollster for a lot of presidents, for prime ministers, for senators,
Speaker 7: for all sorts of people. And now if I watch
Speaker 7: an MSNBC, apparently President Trump has the lowest approval ratings
Speaker 7: in the history of the world.
Speaker 8: Is that true?
Speaker 4: No, and we're being sandbagged again. I mean you and I.
Speaker 4: By the way, remember back in twenty fifteen we were
Speaker 4: Larry Cudlow's house.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you said, do.
Speaker 4: You think Trump could win? I said he's going to win,
Speaker 4: and you were like, really, you said, I thought so
Speaker 4: too him. You didn't even have a look at my polls.
Speaker 7: Well, no, I thought so, but I wanted it from
Speaker 7: an expert. And I remember you said, I said, well,
Speaker 7: what about the unfavorability? You said, that can be turned
Speaker 7: around easily. So what's the truth about his approval ratings?
Speaker 4: But let me tell we're getting sam big because, for example,
Speaker 4: if you go to the Real Clear Politics average, where
Speaker 4: the media rates these polls and says these are the
Speaker 4: good ones, we'll put them on there. There's an economist
Speaker 4: yoga pole on there today and it was completed as
Speaker 4: of May eleventh, with the president's job job approval. And
Speaker 4: when you go into the pole, it'll have fifteen hundred
Speaker 4: and forty nine adults, now voters, not likely voters, not
Speaker 4: off a voter list, but adults randomly called. So you
Speaker 4: could have some illegal immigrants in there. And when you
Speaker 4: look at what's good is they're transparent. When you look
Speaker 4: on the president's job approval slide, which they have at
Speaker 4: only forty one percent and the fifty seven percent disapproved,
Speaker 4: they only have five hundred and forty one Trump voters
Speaker 4: out of the fifteen forty nine, that's thirty five percent.
Speaker 4: They have six hundred and ten Harris voters. Well, it's
Speaker 4: thirty nine percent, but Trump got fifty percent of the
Speaker 4: popular vote. And they're saying that this is really bad
Speaker 4: for the midterms. Well, sure, it's really bad for the
Speaker 4: midterms because you're underpolling Trump owvers again. And a week
Speaker 4: ago you had a Washington Post poll that was done
Speaker 4: for the Episos panel where they invite people in their panel,
Speaker 4: so it's like the liberal Christmas card list, and they
Speaker 4: only had twenty nine percent Trumps on it. And I'm like,
Speaker 4: I call them, you know, I did speak to the
Speaker 4: President about it, and I said, they're standbagging us again.
Speaker 4: And and my last poll that we published, we published
Speaker 4: a monthly poll and on April fifteenth, we had forty
Speaker 4: nine percent approved, forty six disapproved. And we asked it
Speaker 4: the way we asked it in the campaign, where do
Speaker 4: you approve of Trump and as personality as policies, And
Speaker 4: we had like thirty four percent said yes, and they
Speaker 4: approved of that another fifteen percent justice policies. I don't
Speaker 4: know why they don't like his personality as much, but
Speaker 4: so that's other fifteen brings it up to forty nine
Speaker 4: and forty six percent disapproval pulse. But that's what we
Speaker 4: did in the campaign because we raised his job approval
Speaker 4: comparing his job to Biden's job to fifty seven percent
Speaker 4: on election day against Harris too, compared to Harris, so
Speaker 4: we had a fifty seven job pool and we had
Speaker 4: a fifty one percent favorable and we brought one fifty
Speaker 4: percent of the national popular vote, and we swept the
Speaker 4: battle round states and there was one hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: five million people came out vote, of which seventy seven
Speaker 4: million voted for Trump. So it can be done. And
Speaker 4: right now we're not where we should be. If we
Speaker 4: want to win the mid terms, we have to raise
Speaker 4: the herc is in that same pole. I'm referring to
Speaker 4: our pole that we did among a thousand likely voters,
Speaker 4: modeled this the national trand the Republicans were trailing by
Speaker 4: four points, forty seven to forty three. So the Republicans
Speaker 4: for Congress in a generic ballot aren't at the level
Speaker 4: that Trump's at and Trump could be at a higher level.
Speaker 4: So we've got work to do. It's it's not as
Speaker 4: dire as the media, because remember they stand bangers. In
Speaker 4: twenty six twenty sixteen, there was a Hillary lock, not
Speaker 4: way Trump could win. They had all the fireworks down
Speaker 4: at the convention center, the Javas Convention Center. They were
Speaker 4: all set to celebrate the Hillary lock. And I'm running
Speaker 4: around on election day on Showan Hanny's Radio Show with Linda,
Speaker 4: Linda's with You. We were watching the results that night.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, now it's gonna be close. We're gonna win. Unfortunately,
Speaker 4: God let us win. And but we were, you know,
Speaker 4: we were saying we could win a close race, and
Speaker 4: don't don't believe the polls and go vote and then
Speaker 4: count votes. And and I was counting the votes in
Speaker 4: Shawn's studio that night, and we were telling President Trump
Speaker 4: go over to go over to the Hilton and get
Speaker 4: ready to do a victory speech. And I remember Steve
Speaker 4: Bannon saying to me, well, you know, it's not just
Speaker 4: it's that easy. I said, I said, you got to
Speaker 4: move them. He says, well, the Secret Service, all this stuff.
Speaker 4: I said, you got to do it, otherwise they'll steal
Speaker 4: the election before the sun comes up. You got to
Speaker 4: declare victory. Well, in twenty twenty they got away with Steliot.
Speaker 4: And in twenty twenty twenty four, it was just a
Speaker 4: it was a knockout because remember you know they were
Speaker 4: again had there were a lot of polls say it
Speaker 4: was going to be Kamala Harris that was going to win.
Speaker 4: And fortunately, you know then Trump ran a tremendous campaign
Speaker 4: and you know he made his polsters look good.
Speaker 7: Hey, speak of the Kamala Harris. Let's take a look.
Speaker 7: Let's take a listen, John McGowan, listen to cut nine.
Speaker 7: Take a listeners.
Speaker 5: This is a moment where there are no bad ideas,
Speaker 5: no bad idea.
Speaker 12: Brainstorm is what I'd like to call it.
Speaker 5: And in that no bad ideas brainstorm, we talk about
Speaker 5: what we need to do and think about doing around
Speaker 5: the electoral College. We talk about the idea of Supreme
Speaker 5: Court reform, which includes expanding the Supreme Court. We invite
Speaker 5: a conversation about multi members districts. We talk about, look
Speaker 5: that if we win the Senate, which we should and
Speaker 5: we will, then the Senate Judiciary Committee should have rules.
Speaker 12: That they put in place so when these people come
Speaker 12: before as nominees to the Supreme Court and lie, that
Speaker 12: they are held to account and consequence, not just that
Speaker 12: somebody goes on cable news and says they lie, but
Speaker 12: that there are rules in place to actually penalize people
Speaker 12: for lying to a Senate Judiciary committee that we agree
Speaker 12: that it is right to have ethics rules for Supreme
Speaker 12: Court justices, and let's put those in place. Let's talk
Speaker 12: about statehood for Puerto Rico and DC.
Speaker 3: These are the things I think that we've got to do.
Speaker 3: We've got to neutralize these red states from cheating, including
Speaker 3: blue states, expanding their maps and all of this. I
Speaker 3: think is, Look, we gotta fight fire with fire. These
Speaker 3: folks are playing to win. We got to play to
Speaker 3: win too.
Speaker 8: John McLoughlin, what is this bird brain talking about?
Speaker 4: She's the Constitution for hers just an option they She's
Speaker 4: talking about overturning the electoral College, which would undermine, you know,
Speaker 4: the whole concept of federal government. She's talking about undermining
Speaker 4: the Supreme Court, which was again part of the Constitution.
Speaker 4: So she dangerous. And by the way, she is in
Speaker 4: that April Paul, he said, nationally when we asked Democrats
Speaker 4: and independence who vote in Democrat primaries nationally and now
Speaker 4: it's not a national primary, she was the front runner
Speaker 4: of twenty nine percent, Newsom fifteen, Judge ten. Yeah, So
Speaker 4: she makes a lot of sense to a lot of
Speaker 4: these radicals in her party, and so then they ran
Speaker 4: on defending democracy, and the other ones who tried to
Speaker 4: put Trump in jail, you know, just made up charges,
Speaker 4: made up you know, they tried everything to knock them
Speaker 4: off the ballot, take away his civil rights, and the
Speaker 4: other ones. In New York, Kathy Huckel, Governor huckle she's
Speaker 4: the one in twenty four that after in twenty two,
Speaker 4: we want eleven, I want a judge through fair lines.
Speaker 4: We want eleven out of twenty six congressional races for Republicans,
Speaker 4: she redowed them the course cost to seceed. In Syracuse,
Speaker 4: hurt Us with Anthony Dsposito helped Tom Swazi win a seat.
Speaker 4: She redrew the lines in twenty four and ignored statewide referendums.
Speaker 4: That's why I mean she's you know, I mean, Bruce
Speaker 4: Blakeman is really poised to beat her. And the last
Speaker 4: time we've pulled, we had them, we had them within
Speaker 4: nine points, and now she's she Basically, she gave away
Speaker 4: billions of dollars from our state budget to bail out
Speaker 4: Mandamie in the city to balance his budget with gimmicks,
Speaker 4: some one shots. But we're you know, they Mandami and
Speaker 4: Huckel made a deal and we're all going to end
Speaker 4: up paying for it. So so Bruce will be the
Speaker 4: person that you know, he'll he'll tell the taxpayers and
Speaker 4: you know what's going on that it's the only way
Speaker 4: to for those of us who are left in New York.
Speaker 4: It's the only way to.
Speaker 8: Keep us here.
Speaker 7: Well, we hope Bruce Blakeman wins. What is this phenomenon?
Speaker 7: Who were these voters? Where did they come from? These
Speaker 7: voters that would vote for a guy who like mom Donnie,
Speaker 7: who's never had a job, just a kid who's never
Speaker 7: had a never worked.
Speaker 8: How does what kind of voters are these?
Speaker 4: Well, they're socialists and as Nuke Gingris calls them big
Speaker 4: government socialists and what they favor big government? They don't
Speaker 4: you think about there's a lot of voters today that
Speaker 4: were born after the Berlin Wall came down. They don't
Speaker 4: have any idea what communism about. Marxism. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: they think socialism is like Sweden. But now they're going
Speaker 4: to see because a lot of them in New York
Speaker 4: are going to lose good jobs. When somebody like Ken
Speaker 4: Griffin says I'm not going to expand in New York
Speaker 4: I'm going to move more jobs. And they've been moving
Speaker 4: jobs to all these big banks and big firms where
Speaker 4: they pay good six figure jobs. They've been moving the
Speaker 4: jobs quietly to Florida, Palm Beach, to Dallas, Texas. They're
Speaker 4: going to states where his zero state income tax, and
Speaker 4: they're avoiding states like New York where they're thinking of
Speaker 4: taxes on top of taxes second homes. I mean they
Speaker 4: really Mondomnie proposed raising property taxes by ten percent on
Speaker 4: every New York City homeowner because he's a socialist. He
Speaker 4: doesn't believe in homeowners ownership. So you know it's going
Speaker 4: to going to take some painful time for the New
Speaker 4: York voters to realize this, but he's Yeah. Fortunately the
Speaker 4: city council stopped his playing to raise property taxes on homeowners.
Speaker 7: So I think George Will once said, you got to
Speaker 7: do this every twenty five years. You have to have
Speaker 7: a social and socialist experiment so that people could be
Speaker 7: reminded how bad it is. But is there this stuff
Speaker 7: goes in cycles. Is there a point where this cycle
Speaker 7: ends and we go back to sane, rational people in government.
Speaker 4: I hope it's November, because it's not just it's not
Speaker 4: just the Mundomnie, but you've got I mean, they're all
Speaker 4: coming out of Brooklyn. King Jefferies could be the Speaker
Speaker 4: of the House. Think of what he opposes. You know,
Speaker 4: he's in favor of letting non citizens vote. He's in
Speaker 4: favor of no voter ID. He's in favor of higher taxes.
Speaker 4: When they voted against the Trump tax cuts, he voted
Speaker 4: for higher taxes about two thousand dollars for every American.
Speaker 4: Same with Chuck Schumer. Chuck Schumer, the last time national
Speaker 4: poll I had with his name in it, he had
Speaker 4: twenty seven year old fifty unfairmal in state. He could
Speaker 4: not win a primary against Dato City. She beat him
Speaker 4: by like twenty points. So it goes from bit to worse.
Speaker 7: Does AOC have any shot nationally? And maybe hear in
Speaker 7: crazy New York? Did you have any shot nationally to
Speaker 7: run for resident?
Speaker 4: She could, but she's got to run. She's got to
Speaker 4: make a decision that she would give up the safe
Speaker 4: house seat and run. Where's tobit for the people in
Speaker 4: the Bronx and Queens. But she has four percent in
Speaker 4: my last national poll. But there's been on the polls
Speaker 4: where she does better. So it depends on how many
Speaker 4: people you put in the field. But after November it'll
Speaker 4: be a free for all. There'll be a ton of
Speaker 4: socialists and Democrats running. I mean, look, look, I mean
Speaker 4: in New York you've got Hlcals. She's bending to the
Speaker 4: left because she's afraid of Mandami and the socialists and
Speaker 4: they may not come after her. And you know, but
Speaker 4: it's making Bruce Blakeman stronger. And look at California and
Speaker 4: you've got you know, you've got Steve Hilton as a
Speaker 4: front runner. But the scary part is when there were
Speaker 4: too many Democrats putting up the vote because they've changed
Speaker 4: the rules there to have I used to work for
Speaker 4: Arnold out there and the recall re election, but the
Speaker 4: that was twenty years ago. But they've changed the rules
Speaker 4: that you have a p it's an open primary so
Speaker 4: that you know, so that they were hoping that the
Speaker 4: Republicans could never win. But when Steve Hilton was the
Speaker 4: front runner, all of a sudden, they turned on Swollwell
Speaker 4: because they didn't want a bunch of Democrats.
Speaker 8: To vide vote.
Speaker 4: So they got em. And now Besarah's moving up. But
Speaker 4: Sarah's pray he's open borders, guy, I mean, go broke
Speaker 4: because they're paying for healthcare for illegal immigrants and they
Speaker 4: can't reafford to.
Speaker 8: They got to.
Speaker 4: They're going to rebuild the homes for those people that
Speaker 4: lost their palaces fire because they didn't have they didn't
Speaker 4: have water in the in the fire and stuff. It's
Speaker 4: just terrible.
Speaker 7: Well John McLaughlin, the world's greatest polster. Go to his
Speaker 7: website McLachlan online dot com. John McLoughlin, keep up the
Speaker 7: good work. Let's get Bruce Blakeman elected governor of New York.
Speaker 7: That's very important. And uh, let's hope for the mid terms.
Speaker 7: John McLaughlin, thanks for being with us.
Speaker 4: You're doing a great job.
Speaker 8: Thank you. Mark, all right, take care.
Speaker 7: Hey tonight, UH make sure you watch Hannity nine o'clock
Speaker 7: Fox News Channel, big exclusive interview with President Trump where
Speaker 7: he'll talk at length about the summit. He also did
Speaker 7: an exclusive interview with Marco Rubio. We'll hear that in
Speaker 7: a few minutes on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1: Hannity, you watch keeping an eye on Chuck and Nancy
Speaker 1: and their minions.
Speaker 7: Sean Hannity, Hey's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. We
Speaker 7: got a lot coming up in the next hour. Now,
Speaker 7: Sean is on the trip to China with President Trump
Speaker 7: and all those guys. He rode over on Air Force
Speaker 7: one and did a big exclusive interview with Marco Rubio.
Speaker 7: We'll play that in the next hour. You'll get to
Speaker 7: hear that. And then right after the summit was over,
Speaker 7: Sean Hannity big exclusive interview with President Trump. You can
Speaker 7: watch it to it's the whole hour. It's Hannity on
Speaker 7: the Fox News Channel. Tonight at nine. You'll see this great,
Speaker 7: big interview with President Trump, and we'll play some of
Speaker 7: it for you tomorrow on the radio. And Sean will
Speaker 7: be back on Monday. Talk about jet lag. It's like,
Speaker 7: what is it a It's like a thirteen hour time difference.
Speaker 7: That's some jet lag. So needless thing on Monday to
Speaker 7: see if he's recovered yet.
Speaker 2: It might be calling you, Mark, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Uh oh oh oh. I didn't think of that. Back
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