Speaker 1: So remember back many years ago, not that many, but
Speaker 1: a number of years ago, there were incidents all over
Speaker 1: the country and they were referred to as wilding, and
Speaker 1: that's young kids just taking over streets and going crazy
Speaker 1: and hurting innocent people. Well, in a different form, I
Speaker 1: guess it's back. In this case in Chicago shouldn't be
Speaker 1: a shock to anybody. An eighteen year old driver hit
Speaker 1: with attempted murder charges for plowing into five Chicago police
Speaker 1: officers during this chaotic quoteem takeover as they say, if
Speaker 1: you look at the video, we showed some of it
Speaker 1: on TV last night. I mean, these kids just just
Speaker 1: running the streets and taking over everything, and they're violent
Speaker 1: and a raft of other offenses, you know, for striking
Speaker 1: a group of officers trying to control the hundreds of
Speaker 1: teens who flooded South Lumas Street along Chicago's West Side,
Speaker 1: according to police. Now, the team driver ended up finally
Speaker 1: jumping the curb, crashing into a police car, a poll
Speaker 1: and a fence and anyway, a Plainfield resident who wasn't
Speaker 1: injured in the wreck was quickly taken into custody. Cops
Speaker 1: also finding a gun inside the car in addition to
Speaker 1: attempted murder. Johnson was charged with five counts of aggravated
Speaker 1: battery with a deadly weapon, two counts of aggravated unlawful
Speaker 1: possession of a deadly weapon, criminal damage to government property.
Speaker 1: All five officers struck were transported to local hospitals, and
Speaker 1: they're unstable and hopefully now better condition than they were.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're in harm's way. However, Let's go
Speaker 1: to NBC five Chicago a report on this team takeover.
Speaker 2: But we are still awaiting official confirmation from Chicago Police
Speaker 2: if any of those young people or if any officers
Speaker 2: were hurt this morning. And we want to show you
Speaker 2: some new citizen video just into our newsroom of this
Speaker 2: large gathering. You can see just a sea of people there,
Speaker 2: most of them young, looking to be in their teens
Speaker 2: or early twenties. They're blocking portions of Loomis and Roosevelt.
Speaker 2: Now later there were dozens of police officers on scene
Speaker 2: as well. We want to show you what our crews
Speaker 2: heard and witnessed as they arrived. Now, several gunshots and
Speaker 2: a crashed sedan in that area as well, that vehicle,
Speaker 2: along with police tape, remaining there for hours this morning.
Speaker 2: This large gathering happening just days after city leaders spoke
Speaker 2: about how to prevent such events from going out of control.
Speaker 2: Memorial Day weekenned the unofficial kickoff of summer. Here's Chicago
Speaker 2: Police Superintendent Larry Snelling on Thursday.
Speaker 3: It's important to make sure that we're keeping them safe.
Speaker 3: They need guidance, they need leadership, and we all have
Speaker 3: to be there for them, and that's what we plan
Speaker 3: to do throughout this summer.
Speaker 2: City leaders also spoke last week about working with social
Speaker 2: media companies where these large gatherings are often promoted. Now,
Speaker 2: as for this gathering early this morning in University Village,
Speaker 2: the number twelve buses had to be rerouted in both
Speaker 2: directions because of that large police response. We are continuing
Speaker 2: to gather information on this. Please stay with us both
Speaker 2: here in the year and online all.
Speaker 1: Right here to react and respond and again since two
Speaker 1: thousand and nine, Mes nine, we scroll the names of
Speaker 1: people shot and shot and killed and murdered and victims
Speaker 1: of violent crime in Chicago. Names that nobody knows, no
Speaker 1: names that nobody ever heard of. You know, look at
Speaker 1: our friend Gianna Caldwell and his younger brother, you know,
Speaker 1: doing nothing wrong, you know, shot murdered in the streets
Speaker 1: of Chicago, and he can barely get anybody to lift
Speaker 1: a finger to help him find the perpetrators. It's just sad.
Speaker 1: So all lives don't really matter. In many cases, these
Speaker 1: are black lives. They don't really matter to the last left.
Speaker 1: We've been scrolling their names because they do matter to me,
Speaker 1: They do matter to us, They do matter to anybody
Speaker 1: with a heart and a conscience and a soul. We
Speaker 1: believe every human being was created by God, and yet
Speaker 1: nobody pays attention unless they can weaponize it and politicize it.
Speaker 1: We welcome back to the program Chicago alderman Raymond Lopez
Speaker 1: and also joining us as Gino Young. He is a
Speaker 1: young African American conservative, author, educator, whistleblower from Chicago. He
Speaker 1: wrote a book, Sex, Drugs and Illiteracy The Death of
Speaker 1: Education in America, which, by the way, is an understatement.
Speaker 1: Welcome both of you to the program. Gino, you're new
Speaker 1: to the show. Let me bring you in first. I
Speaker 1: like the title of your book. I like where you stand.
Speaker 1: Is there anything I just said in the lead up
Speaker 1: to this that is wrong? I've been scrolling names that
Speaker 1: nobody ever heard of or cares about many minorities that
Speaker 1: are shot, shot and killed. And if they can't politicize,
Speaker 1: weaponize it, why bother talking about it.
Speaker 4: You know, everything you said, mister Hannity, was exactly correct,
Speaker 4: and thank you so much for having me on. I've
Speaker 4: been watching your show for many years, since I was
Speaker 4: in my early twenties. And in twenty nineteen, my little cousin,
Speaker 4: his name was Zakia's Battle was shot and killed in Inglewood,
Speaker 4: and I believe one night you scrolled his name. It
Speaker 4: got no coverage, no one talked about it, and to
Speaker 4: this day, his murder remains unsolved. And it takes people
Speaker 4: like you highlighting this night after night. But this is
Speaker 4: what the media, this is what they won't cover. And
Speaker 4: I saw this. You know, I've lived it, and I
Speaker 4: saw it, and I wrote about it, and I documented
Speaker 4: it extensively in my book Sex drust In, a Literacy
Speaker 4: the Death.
Speaker 5: Of Education in America.
Speaker 4: You know, there's a direct.
Speaker 5: Parallel between what we saw.
Speaker 4: On our streets this weekend and what's going on in
Speaker 4: the home. There's a breakdown the home. The mother is overwhelmed,
Speaker 4: the father is nowhere around. There's no standards, no accountability,
Speaker 4: then you go out in the streets. We have a
Speaker 4: Darrell NC mayor here in Chicago, we have an inept
Speaker 4: governor that will not support our police. Again, no accountability.
Speaker 4: Then we fast forward to the classroom, which is where
Speaker 4: I come into play as a substitute teacher. And in
Speaker 4: the classrooms, I'm telling you, the teachers are overwhelmed and
Speaker 4: the administrators and administrations are not instituting or stipulating any
Speaker 4: modicum of decorm or discipline anywhere to be found. And
Speaker 4: then I come into the classroom now full Dischoolsure, I
Speaker 4: come from a very strong parental background. My father was
Speaker 4: a Chicago police officer for many many years. He worked
Speaker 4: at CHA Chicago Housing Authority in the information projects. And
Speaker 4: I come from a very strong background as far as disciplined.
Speaker 4: So I come in the classroom as a twenty at
Speaker 4: the time, twenty eight year old young black male, and
Speaker 4: I say, no, you're not going to be running around,
Speaker 4: You're not going to be fighting, you're not going to
Speaker 4: be throwing stuff, You're not going to be swearing in
Speaker 4: my room and speaking like you're on the seventy ninth Street.
Speaker 4: And I get reported through HR and I become pariah
Speaker 4: in the school. I worked at Hillcrest High School in
Speaker 4: Country Club Hills, Illinois, which is about ten minutes from Chicago,
Speaker 4: and then tim Ley Park High School, which is about
Speaker 4: fifteen minutes. At Park High School, they sent me down
Speaker 4: to HR because they said I was writing up too
Speaker 4: many children and I was rubbing people the wrong way
Speaker 4: in the dean's office by trying to institute order in
Speaker 4: an orderless system.
Speaker 5: So it's just a.
Speaker 4: Breakdown across the board, and I documented it extensively, and
Speaker 4: it's just so unfortunate because there's no order in the streets,
Speaker 4: there's no order.
Speaker 5: In the home, there's no order in the school.
Speaker 4: And then it's no surprise where how you get this
Speaker 4: Frankenstein monster that we saw metastasized on our streets this weekend.
Speaker 4: It's absolutely discussing and disgraceful. And you know, I wrote
Speaker 4: about it in my book, but I've lived it as well.
Speaker 5: And it's so unfortunate.
Speaker 1: Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez has been a voice in the
Speaker 1: wilderness on all of this, and I mean, do any
Speaker 1: of your fellow elected officials seem to even give a rip?
Speaker 6: Well, thank you, Sean for having me. Yes, we are
Speaker 6: finally finally starting to see some of my fellow aldermen
Speaker 6: and other elected officials standing up to say, what do
Speaker 6: we need to do? What can we do?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 6: You know, the problem is, as Geo mentioned, and as
Speaker 6: you have rightefully mentioned, since two thousand and nine, the
Speaker 6: politicians of this city and state have ignored the innocent
Speaker 6: victims on our streets. This weekend, we had thirty six
Speaker 6: people shot in Chicago Memorial Day weekend, the official start
Speaker 6: of summer, and yet the mayor, the media, their allies
Speaker 6: all up and down the foreign extreme left are applauding themselves, saying, oh,
Speaker 6: this is the safest Memorial Day ever. No one was
Speaker 6: intentionally killed this weekend, even though does.
Speaker 1: That mean nobody was intentionally killed when thirty six people
Speaker 1: are shot? By the way, I didn't include the last day,
Speaker 1: You're right, I was just talking about the Saturday and
Speaker 1: Sunday numbers.
Speaker 8: It's thirty six, you are correct.
Speaker 6: So we need to put the pressure keep common sense
Speaker 6: at the forefront. And what we're looking at even right
Speaker 6: now is finally a shift to start holding some of
Speaker 6: the parents accountable, because these parents are letting their kids
Speaker 6: go wilding. As you mentioned, that's what it was referred
Speaker 6: to during the George Floyd era. Now they call them
Speaker 6: urban outdoor events that are being organized through social media,
Speaker 6: and we have to put a stop today.
Speaker 1: Alder men, hang on a second. If kids are rioting
Speaker 1: in the street and taking over the streets and terrorizing
Speaker 1: in US some people, what do they call it?
Speaker 6: Urban outdoor events?
Speaker 1: Urban outdoor events. Let's go to an urban outdoor event.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, bring your children, go ahead.
Speaker 6: So that's what publicizing on TikTok. And they have adults
Speaker 6: that are doing this, and yet we have the opportunity
Speaker 6: in March here in Chicago to hold parents accountable for
Speaker 6: what their kids are going out doing at midnight three
Speaker 6: in the morning, when they're setting lower Whacker drive on fires.
Speaker 6: They could do donuts for their TikTok fame. The progressive
Speaker 6: and socialist allies of Mayor Johnson voted it down. They
Speaker 6: said we were weaponizing the law and becoming fascist, trying
Speaker 6: to criminalize parenting, when all we're.
Speaker 8: This is this is that's the same thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, under Biden, Harris may Orcus we
Speaker 1: let in all of these unvetted illegals from over two
Speaker 1: hundred countries. We know twelve million that they let in.
Speaker 1: We don't know how many gadaways got in. We do
Speaker 1: know many of the people came from countries with known
Speaker 1: terror ties. We know there are known terrorists in the US,
Speaker 1: likely sleeper cells here today. And now they've let in murderers, rapists,
Speaker 1: kyle molesters, other violent criminals, gang members, cartel members, and gino.
Speaker 1: Nobody in the Democratic Party seems to care. And then
Speaker 1: if Donald Trump, Ice or the Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 1: tries to remove these criminals to make our streets more
Speaker 1: safe and secure, you see the reaction. I don't understand
Speaker 1: the mindset. I'll never understand the mindset.
Speaker 4: And you know, Sir, I don't understand it either. It's
Speaker 4: discussing and disgraceful.
Speaker 5: We need the President.
Speaker 4: I was on with Lara Trump a couple of months
Speaker 4: ago and I told her, you know, she asked me
Speaker 4: if I could send a mester to President Trump, would
Speaker 4: I say? I would say, mister President, we need you
Speaker 4: in Chicago. If you think the issues as far as
Speaker 4: fraud and different things like that that Nick Shirley found
Speaker 4: in Minneapolis are bad, We're six point three times larger
Speaker 4: here in Chicago. We need we need federal intervention here,
Speaker 4: and we need it in our schools as well, because
Speaker 4: one thing that I found quite interesting is that they're
Speaker 4: now placing children into classes that they don't belong, you know,
Speaker 4: AP classes and special needs classes. To get increase more funding.
Speaker 4: They're placing children into those classes that don't belong there.
Speaker 4: So now the children who need that help aren't getting it,
Speaker 4: and you know, and the streets, it's just it's just
Speaker 4: a disgrace in your neighborhood. You walk around and you
Speaker 4: don't even feel you don't, you know, I don't remember
Speaker 4: my neighborhood looking like this. I don't remember these issues
Speaker 4: happening when I was a kid not too long ago.
Speaker 4: You know, downtown that was like the Golden Area, nothing
Speaker 4: bad happened really downtown. But now we're seeing these wildings
Speaker 4: and it's disgraceful. And like I said, it's all a parallel.
Speaker 4: It goes right back to the home, and it goes
Speaker 4: back to the schools as well, because the children are
Speaker 4: taught that there's no accountability, but there is some deeply
Speaker 4: disturbing and frankly demonic things going on in these classrooms
Speaker 4: that parents just don't know about. And this isn't a
Speaker 4: Chicago issue. It isn't a black issue, It isn't a
Speaker 4: white issue. It's everywhere. I don't care who you are,
Speaker 4: where you come from. Your child is but one school
Speaker 4: administration change away from destruction, and parents need to be
Speaker 4: made aware everywhere.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break right back more with Chicago Alderman,
Speaker 1: Raymond Lopez, and Gino Young, a young African American conservative
Speaker 1: author and education whistleblower in Chicago. He wrote a book Sexts,
Speaker 1: Drugs and Illiteracy, The Death of Education in America. As
Speaker 1: we talk about this, this insane incident this weekend that
Speaker 1: resulted in five police officers in Chicago going to a hospital.
Speaker 4: America's top defender of freedom, liberty, and American values.
Speaker 7: This is the Entity Show.
Speaker 1: All right, we continue with Chicago Alderman, Raymond Lopez, Gino
Speaker 1: Young is back with us. He wrote the book Sex,
Speaker 1: Drugs and Illiteracy is also an education whistleblower. I'm going
Speaker 1: to make a prediction, and I hope to god I'm wrong,
Speaker 1: but I'm going to tell you you're going to be
Speaker 1: on this program, Geno, and they're not going to like
Speaker 1: the fact that you're so outspoken and they're going to
Speaker 1: try and get rid of you, and when they do,
Speaker 1: you'll have an army behind you to defend you. And
Speaker 1: it probably will lead to bigger, greater things in your life,
Speaker 1: because I think there's a calling on you to help
Speaker 1: these young people. Alderman, I mean, you look at somebody
Speaker 1: like Gino and you hear these stories. I've had it
Speaker 1: with all government schools. We spend more per capita than
Speaker 1: any other country, industrialized country on Earth, with the worst results,
Speaker 1: and nobody thinks out of the box like I love
Speaker 1: this new Alpha school that they have. Kids spend two
Speaker 1: hours core curriculum. The rest of their day they are
Speaker 1: learning computers and AI and following where their interest takes them,
Speaker 1: which to me is the core you know Latin derivative
Speaker 1: meaning of education to bring forth from within.
Speaker 6: Sadly, we know that education, especially in democratic run cities
Speaker 6: and states, it's not about actually teaching these children the basics,
Speaker 6: the reading and writing, arithmetic, or even knowing how to
Speaker 6: generally think for themselves. It's all about indoctrination. We have
Speaker 6: a multi billion dollar indoctrination scheme here in many of
Speaker 6: the Blue states, and especially here in the city of Chicago,
Speaker 6: where we spend nearly thirty six thousand dollars per student
Speaker 6: in a huge system of nearly three hundred thousand children,
Speaker 6: and eighty percent of them can't read at grade level.
Speaker 8: But it's so pathetic.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, look, thank God for people like you,
Speaker 1: Thank God for people like Gino. Hopefully, you know, the
Speaker 1: people in Chicago will wake up. Hopefully they will vote
Speaker 1: in people that believe in law and order and safety
Speaker 1: and security and a good education for their kids. Although
Speaker 1: the odds of this happening with the current leadership are
Speaker 1: probably zero, but I'm not trying to say you shouldn't try.
Speaker 1: I think you have to defeat them at the ballot. Bucks,
Speaker 1: Chicago Alderman, Raymond Lopez, thank you, Gino Young, Thank you.
Speaker 1: We appreciate your efforts, both of you. All Right, the
Speaker 1: results are in and John Cornyn, after what eighteen you
Speaker 1: know elections, has lost. He lost to the Attorney General
Speaker 1: Ken Paxton, who will now go up against radical leftists
Speaker 1: James tallerco We've been chronicling his insanity. Let's play Cornyn
Speaker 1: from last night and what he had to say in
Speaker 1: conceding to Ken Paxton and also to his credit, saying
Speaker 1: that he endorsed Ken Paxton tonight.
Speaker 9: We've come up short in this primary runoff. And a
Speaker 9: few years ago, I had a friend of mine say,
Speaker 9: you know what makes God laugh? He said, when we
Speaker 9: make plans. I've spent most of my time in the
Speaker 9: Senate building the Republican Party in Texas, and he's in
Speaker 9: the US Senate, and I've always supported the Republican ticket,
Speaker 9: and I intend to do so again in this general election.
Speaker 9: I've said throughout this race that I trust the voters
Speaker 9: of Texas and they've made their decision and I must
Speaker 9: respect it.
Speaker 1: Now, if you look at the Cook report, they now
Speaker 1: say this is an advantage for Democrats. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you that is a croc. I don't believe it at all.
Speaker 1: The vegan or vegetarian or whatever he is. Tell Rico
Speaker 1: who claim that there are six biological sexes. By the way,
Speaker 1: you may want to play at home. Maybe if anybody
Speaker 1: listening to this program knows what the six are, please
Speaker 1: call and tell us, because I have no earthly idea.
Speaker 1: You know, once I get beyond male and female, I
Speaker 1: have no idea what the other six are, or the
Speaker 1: other four are. I have no idea. He has advocated
Speaker 1: for abortion care, get this for transgender people. He has
Speaker 1: accused white people of spreading racism everywhere they go, claim
Speaker 1: that God is non binary binary, and said that he
Speaker 1: wanted to put a giant welcome matt at our southern border.
Speaker 1: This is in the state of Texas, by the way.
Speaker 1: This then the and the list goes on. I can
Speaker 1: keep going. You know it says nuts as this guy
Speaker 1: Graham Planter in Maine. Anyway, I think the Democrat's biggest
Speaker 1: challenge as we head into this midterm election year, and
Speaker 1: the reason they have the lowest polling numbers they've ever
Speaker 1: had in large part is because they are radicalized. And
Speaker 1: from Mamdani to AOC and the squad and Bernie Sanders
Speaker 1: campaigning with Graham Plattner in Maine and Elizabeth Warren supporting him.
Speaker 1: You know, the guy with the Nazi tattoo, the guy
Speaker 1: with all his baggage as well.
Speaker 8: This is the party now.
Speaker 1: There are no mainstream Democrats that are willing to take
Speaker 1: on the radicals that rule this party because they know
Speaker 1: that they will be deposed of their high ranking positions.
Speaker 1: Don't ever expect Chuckie Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries leaders in minority
Speaker 1: leaders in name only to ever challenge them anyway. Here
Speaker 1: to weigh in on this and the latest polling numbers,
Speaker 1: we have our friends John McLachlan with McLachlan and associates,
Speaker 1: Matt Towery inside our advantage. We'll share some of the
Speaker 1: polling in a minute of both of them. Thank you
Speaker 1: both for being in the program. Matt Towery start with you.
Speaker 1: I don't think what ultimately will define the outcome of
Speaker 1: the midterms. This happened yet, meaning what happens in Iran,
Speaker 1: what happens with gas prices, what happens ultimately with the
Speaker 1: economy as the president's policies now begin to take effect.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I don't either. I do think that it's pretty
Speaker 10: common knowledge, and the President acknowledges today that Iran is
Speaker 10: trying to just continue to kick the can and kick
Speaker 10: the can and kick the can. There will reach a
Speaker 10: point at which, if the can kitchen continues, it will
Speaker 10: have an effect on the midterms. It hasn't reached that
Speaker 10: point yet. I will tell you we did a poll
Speaker 10: shon over the weekend when the President stayed at the
Speaker 10: White House and was firmly involved in these negotiations, and
Speaker 10: the President's approval on the war was pretty bad, pretty
Speaker 10: much what every other poll showed. As we moved through
Speaker 10: the week end and the President was more active, the
Speaker 10: numbers started to come up. When the President took military
Speaker 10: action limited, indeed in Iran, his numbers really came up.
Speaker 10: And so the approval for his conduct of the w
Speaker 10: or at the conclusion of the poll indicated to me
Speaker 10: that the public wants to see him take action, and
Speaker 10: I believe that he is running out of time not
Speaker 10: to take action. If he does so within a certain
Speaker 10: period of time and this thing gets resolved, it may
Speaker 10: well be Robert Haley has this theory of travalgar and
Speaker 10: he may I haven't believed him, but I'm beginning to
Speaker 10: think he might be right. And that is that not
Speaker 10: only will Iran not be an issue, but the President
Speaker 10: may be able and the Republicans might be able to
Speaker 10: campaign with that victory there securing the nuclear material, ending
Speaker 10: the threat from Iran. That could become a major point
Speaker 10: for re election election. That's meaning for the Republicans and
Speaker 10: for the Republicans holding on to the Senate and the House,
Speaker 10: something that no one is thinking about right now.
Speaker 8: John mclachlin's got your thoughts on it.
Speaker 7: I agree with Matt because we've had numbers, I mean,
Speaker 7: for the last two previous months, we've pulled whether people's
Speaker 7: support or oppose President Ump using the military stop or
Speaker 7: ran from getting nuclear weapons, and they last month they
Speaker 7: did fifty two forty. This month is forty eight forty one.
Speaker 7: But again that was before he took the action he
Speaker 7: was doing the ceasefire. But last month's numbers when we said,
Speaker 7: and this is a thousand likely voters, not people, you know,
Speaker 7: it's modeled after actual turnouts, not these fake polls like
Speaker 7: the Washington Post have only twenty nine percent Trump voters
Speaker 7: when we got fifty. But we had fifty nine percent
Speaker 7: of the likely voters saying that that the actions that
Speaker 7: he took against Iran are waranted it justified fifty nine
Speaker 7: to thirty two, and that we should finish the job
Speaker 7: sixty to thirty. The majority of Americans agree with that.
Speaker 7: And when you asked him if Iran had nuclear weapons,
Speaker 7: would they use it against the United States and our allies,
Speaker 7: sixty one percent of all voters said they would. Only
Speaker 7: twenty said no. So the American public wants this resolved.
Speaker 7: They don't want this going on in another forty seven years.
Speaker 7: And Donald Trump has done it where you know, God
Speaker 7: bless them, it's been with a minimal a loss of
Speaker 7: life or danger. Or we have men and women who
Speaker 7: are really brave, sacrificing, you know, not you know, not
Speaker 7: just putting their lives online. But they've been out you know,
Speaker 7: in some of these boats for a year. They're out
Speaker 7: there in these aircraft carriers. They're missing their family and friends,
Speaker 7: but they are sacrificing to win this because we don't
Speaker 7: want to go through for another forty seven years where
Speaker 7: Iranian terrorists are killing Americans, thousands of Americans, whether it's
Speaker 7: Iraq or Afghanistan or other parts of the Middle East.
Speaker 7: So Donald Trump is trying to stop them. He stopped
Speaker 7: them right at the verge where they would have had
Speaker 7: eleven nuclear weapons. Last year, they would have they were
Speaker 7: at the verge of having eleven nuclear weapons that they
Speaker 7: could use against the United States and our allies. And
Speaker 7: they are launching missiles right now as we speak, during
Speaker 7: this conflict. They are launching missiles at america Is, in
Speaker 7: our bases and at our ships. And these guys are terrorists,
Speaker 7: They're big guys, and Trump needs to beat them.
Speaker 8: The President.
Speaker 1: Matt Towery has one hundred percent record in this primary
Speaker 1: season in terms of endorsements, and that means for the Senate,
Speaker 1: that means for Congress and other positions. Bill Cassidy, incumbent
Speaker 1: defeated Louisiana. Tom Massey incumbent Kentucky defeated there. Last night,
Speaker 1: John Cornyn, incumbent defeated in the great state of Texas.
Speaker 8: That's a pretty good track record.
Speaker 1: And what is the message that other elected officials should
Speaker 1: take out of that.
Speaker 10: Well, I'll give you a specific message to the US
Speaker 10: Senate and their leadership. Straighten up and get in line.
Speaker 10: They left Washington, d C. In a tantrum because the
Speaker 10: President had added some additional fund to help those who
Speaker 10: had been victims of the law fair. They use that
Speaker 10: as an excuse.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Todd Blench told me, not a
Speaker 1: penny's going to President Trump. Although they did release the
Speaker 1: tax returns illegally of every Trump family member and every
Speaker 1: Trump Trump entity, but putting that aside, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 10: You know, put that aside. You know, that's a small
Speaker 10: blip on the radar screen. What they were really doing
Speaker 10: was sowing a tantrum because trumpet endorsed Cornyan's opponent. What
Speaker 10: they need to wake up and understand is that the
Speaker 10: Republicans realize something they don't, and that is that the
Speaker 10: Democrats get into office. If they get the Senate rule,
Speaker 10: job number one will be nuke the filibuster. That will
Speaker 10: be number one. And the fact that the Republicans in
Speaker 10: the Senate said, well, we have certain Republicans who won't
Speaker 10: do it, and they're not able to look. A leader
Speaker 10: of the Senate has all types of power. He can
Speaker 10: take people off committee chairmanships. He can make sure money
Speaker 10: doesn't go to certain states. We have Leithan Murkowski who
Speaker 10: received a fortune from the r in C. Money that
Speaker 10: should have gone to candidates who are on the verge
Speaker 10: of winning. She received money from or and see last
Speaker 10: time you get reelected Alaska. She won't lift a finger
Speaker 10: on this issue. She and every other Republican had better
Speaker 10: get in line because the Republicans who vote, the people
Speaker 10: who are making these decisions, cannot stand the way they
Speaker 10: are operating.
Speaker 1: You know a lot of these people, John McLaughlin forget,
Speaker 1: it's a team sport. And when you're playing a team sport,
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean you always get the batting position that
Speaker 1: you'd like in the order, or the position that you
Speaker 1: want to play.
Speaker 8: It's where the coach puts you.
Speaker 1: And if you're eighty percent, you know in agreement with somebody,
Speaker 1: they're not your enemy, they're your friend. Reagan told us that,
Speaker 1: and it's frustrating to me that so many people Republicans,
Speaker 1: we know what the Democrats will do everything Matt said.
Speaker 1: They will nuke the filibuster, they'll they'll pack the courts,
Speaker 1: they'll make DC and Puerto Rico states, they'll do anything
Speaker 1: to maintain power.
Speaker 8: And they're not even being shy or trying to hide it.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, we did the polling for the Trump
Speaker 7: Super Pac to beat Thomas Massey, and the reason we
Speaker 7: did was because when we needed a vote when Donald
Speaker 7: Trump need to vote with him to stop the Democrat
Speaker 7: tax increase and to vote for tax cuts, he wasn't there.
Speaker 7: When he needed them to vote to fund the wall,
Speaker 7: he wasn't there. He would veail out on key votes
Speaker 7: that we needed. And you know, in the meantime, he'd
Speaker 7: been in Congress for fourteen years, he had a following.
Speaker 7: When we first started polling, he was ahead in the polls,
Speaker 7: but ed Gollrian beat him by double digits because the
Speaker 7: voters were educated to the fact that he's been voting
Speaker 7: against not just Donald Trump, who's the leader of our movement,
Speaker 7: but voted against the majority of Republicans who sent Thomas
Speaker 7: Massey to Congress. And as Matt was talking about with
Speaker 7: the Save America Act, Ken Paxton had said when they
Speaker 7: came out of the primary, if Corny gets a passed,
Speaker 7: he would drop out. The Save America Act requires proof
Speaker 7: of citizenship voter ID. We'd have honest elections. It's one
Speaker 7: of Trump's priories. Last month, when we pulled it, fifty
Speaker 7: six percent of all Americans said it's more important to
Speaker 7: pass the Save America Act. Only twenty eight percent said
Speaker 7: it's more important to save the filibuster. Americans want honest
Speaker 7: elections and John Cornyon couldn't get it done. There's something
Speaker 7: about and there's a gap. Our latest Paul has Trump
Speaker 7: with the forty eight driver pool, forty seven disapprove, and
Speaker 7: in the meantime, Republicans are only forty two percent generic
Speaker 7: ballot Democrats are forty six. We were head last year.
Speaker 7: The Republicans in Washington are forgetting Trump's not on the
Speaker 7: ballot in November. But you need his voters to go win.
Speaker 7: And if the Republicans in Washington don't wake up and
Speaker 7: start passing more of the items we need, whether it's
Speaker 7: another reconciliation package with the pro growth agenda, whether it's
Speaker 7: whether it's making sure that ICE can operate around the
Speaker 7: country to deport criminal legal aliens, whether it's making sure
Speaker 7: that we have honest elections. If we don't get things
Speaker 7: done for the majority of Americans, they won't be there
Speaker 7: to vote for Republicans, and you will get a lunatic
Speaker 7: like Talla Rico elected who's believed in six tenders that
Speaker 7: God is non binary.
Speaker 8: And I know what the six are. I have no idea.
Speaker 7: No, I don't.
Speaker 8: Matt knows. Matt follows this stuff closely.
Speaker 10: Matt has no clue.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break more with our posters, John McLaughlin,
Speaker 1: Matt Towery. On the other side are toll free numbers
Speaker 1: eight hundred and nine point one.
Speaker 8: Sean. As we continue.
Speaker 1: The final hour of the Sean Hannity Show was up next,
Speaker 1: hang on for Shawn's conservative solutions. You can thinking about
Speaker 1: final thoughts from John McLachlin. McLachlan and associates Matt Tower
Speaker 1: inside her advantage real quickly, yes or no? Are you
Speaker 1: worried at about these senate races in Georgia, North Carolina, Maine?
Speaker 1: Are you worried about Iowa? You worried about Tall Rico
Speaker 1: in Texas or any other state for Republicans?
Speaker 8: Quickly? What states matter? You worried about?
Speaker 10: Georgia, North Carolina. I think that Susan Collins survives. I'm
Speaker 10: not overly worried about Texas, but I am very concerned
Speaker 10: about North Carolina, and it's going to be tough to
Speaker 10: beat John Ossoff in Georgia.
Speaker 1: Roy Cooper has never lost the state wide election to
Speaker 1: North Carolina and John any states you're worried about.
Speaker 7: I'm very worried about that. But you've got Mike Rogers
Speaker 7: in Michigan who could beat LSA Ed and the other Democrats.
Speaker 7: So we've got to make sure he wins. And then
Speaker 7: they have a shot with Sinunu in New Hampshire. So
Speaker 7: those are the pickups that we need. And Tall Rico
Speaker 7: in Texas, the more voters learn about him, to say,
Speaker 7: for Ken Paxton's.
Speaker 8: Gun, He's not winning Texas. No way, I don't see it.
Speaker 7: No, If he does, we we're in big trouble.
Speaker 1: But if he does, we're doomed. Let's supposed to be
Speaker 1: honest about it anyway. Matt Towry, John McLachlan, appreciate both
Speaker 1: of you. The President had a cabinet meeting and took
Speaker 1: questions from the press earlier. I think it's worth playing
Speaker 1: a lot of this. We'll do that after the news
Speaker 1: at the top of the hour.