Speaker 1: All right, news round up information over LOWD hour. Here's
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Speaker 1: sean if you want to join us. I am contending
Speaker 1: And I did a podcast with the Vice President yesterday,
Speaker 1: jd Vance that will be dropping on Thursday, and I
Speaker 1: had time with them last night. I know I was
Speaker 1: fighting through my laryngitis, but it's slowly getting better than God.
Speaker 2: I've had this my whole career. Linda, By the.
Speaker 1: Way, why do people think it's a surprise that I
Speaker 1: have laryngitis. I mean, I'm only talking fifteen hours a
Speaker 1: day every day.
Speaker 2: I've had it my whole career.
Speaker 1: How many times have we dealt with my laryngitis and
Speaker 1: try to do the best with it?
Speaker 3: Many many times. But I have to say the positive
Speaker 3: side is that people actually care about you, So you
Speaker 3: got pro groups out there praying for you laryngitis.
Speaker 1: With all that said, we did talk about about being
Speaker 1: the vice president of Donald J. Trump and in years ago,
Speaker 1: and I did not do this as a god question.
Speaker 1: Jd Vance didn't understand Trump, and I said, I'm not
Speaker 1: asking because you've been asked a thousand times about your
Speaker 1: lack of support years ago.
Speaker 2: What changed?
Speaker 1: And then he went through a litany of answers about
Speaker 1: how he was wrong, and how he had to humble
Speaker 1: himself and how he had to open his mind. And
Speaker 1: you think of his background. Grew up very poor Appalachia,
Speaker 1: an addicted mother, abusive family household, very abusive, a very
Speaker 1: devout grandmother that was so influential and help saved his life.
Speaker 1: And a guy that was never supposed to be vice
Speaker 1: president of forty one and he was able to achieve
Speaker 1: great things with the help of the US military and
Speaker 1: his time in the service and going to Ohio State
Speaker 1: and then later Yell Law School, then getting into the
Speaker 1: business world, then running for Senate and winning that seat
Speaker 1: in Ohio, and now he's forty one and vice president.
Speaker 1: I'm asking him what is it about this president? And
Speaker 1: he went into great observational detail about Donald Trump. This
Speaker 1: is a guy I've known thirty years, and he is
Speaker 1: a force in nature, and I do believe through the
Speaker 1: prism of history, we will see him as transformational and
Speaker 1: consequential in ways that we've never seen a president in
Speaker 1: well over one hundred years. That's my take we'll see
Speaker 1: if it plays out the way I think it will.
Speaker 1: Miranda Divine, well, she's one of my favorite columnists. She
Speaker 1: has her own podcast, by the way, Podforce one, which
Speaker 1: is awesome, and she talked about the President in this column.
Speaker 1: She said that the headline is ageless President Trump keeps
Speaker 1: on winning it eighty and laughs in the face of
Speaker 1: his naysayers. Now, I flew on Air Force one with
Speaker 1: him when he went on that Gulf State trip. I
Speaker 1: was on the trip on Air Force one when he
Speaker 1: went to China. To watch an eighty year old guy
Speaker 1: stay up the entire time, get off an airplane and
Speaker 1: perform at the highest level with without breaking.
Speaker 2: A sweat is something to see. I mean, I'll be honest.
Speaker 1: I wanted to take a little nap here and there
Speaker 1: he walks around to make sure nobody's napping.
Speaker 2: It's hilarious anyway.
Speaker 1: Miranda Devine, I think captured there's really well on her
Speaker 1: column New York Post columnist and Fox News contributor and
Speaker 1: also author of The Big Guy in the Laptop from Hell,
Speaker 1: and her podcast is Pod for Us One.
Speaker 2: Miranda, great to have you back.
Speaker 4: Thanks so much, Sean. And that was a fantastic interview
Speaker 4: with Jady Vance last night. He's very smart, but he
Speaker 4: is he's very clever, so he's sometimes hard to pin down,
Speaker 4: and I think he did a good.
Speaker 2: Job rand that.
Speaker 1: To me, the beauty of what the President said today
Speaker 1: is Okay, this is the deal. They have their opportunity
Speaker 1: to save their country, and if not, I'll just go
Speaker 1: back to bombing them. I mean, it's pretty simple, straightforward.
Speaker 1: So I am not as alarmed as some other people are. Well,
Speaker 1: they're likely not going to keep their end of the bargain.
Speaker 1: They don't get anything if they don't keep their end
Speaker 1: of the bargain, and if they are signing on to it.
Speaker 1: I was told that the tipping point for them was
Speaker 1: the two bombings last week, and the promise to take
Speaker 1: carg Island scared the hell out of them.
Speaker 2: That's what I was told.
Speaker 4: Yes, And I mean, look, I understand everyone's nervous and
Speaker 4: everyone wants to get a good deal, but there are
Speaker 4: hardliners on both sides, and in fact, you know, in
Speaker 4: calls with administration officials this week, that was how they
Speaker 4: described the situation. There are people in the United States
Speaker 4: and in Israel who will not be happy unless Iran
Speaker 4: is just wiped out is a parking lot, and so
Speaker 4: that's not going to happen. And I also think we
Speaker 4: have to be realistic. The midterms are a fact. So
Speaker 4: Donald Trump is allowing this sixty day negotiation to occur,
Speaker 4: and he has his red lines. And then at the
Speaker 4: end of it, you can see in the Iranian side
Speaker 4: of the memo, which has been released if you can
Speaker 4: believe it, to Royce's and so on.
Speaker 5: Outside of the memo hasn't been.
Speaker 4: Released, but their version says that the sixty day deadline
Speaker 4: is elastic. So in fact, those negotiations could continue on
Speaker 4: past November, which would actually suit President Trump quite well
Speaker 4: because he is no longer sort of has a deadline
Speaker 4: of the midterms coming up. Gas is already coming down.
Speaker 4: The price of gas we are going to get or
Speaker 4: should have the wall moved straight opened. It's already semi
Speaker 4: opened thanks to America, and you know the blockade's going
Speaker 4: to go. They're not getting you know, billions of dollars
Speaker 4: in cash and three hundred billion dollars in investment. I
Speaker 4: don't know why people are going crazy. I think this
Speaker 4: is a clever art of the deal deal And honestly,
Speaker 4: if after the midterms. Iran is still playing games. Trump
Speaker 4: will just go in there, and you know, he's quite
Speaker 4: prepared to do what he calls bam bam bam. He's
Speaker 4: done it before, he will do it again. He doesn't
Speaker 4: like hurting people, killing people, but he will do it
Speaker 4: if he has to.
Speaker 2: That to me, is the great misunderstanding here. Now.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter that you and I actually listen to
Speaker 1: the words that he says and the message he's delivered
Speaker 1: and his willingness to let this play out. He has
Speaker 1: spoken to me privately and on air about his concern
Speaker 1: about just obliterating the country right now. Any any opportunity
Speaker 1: they would ever want for a nuclear weapons off the table.
Speaker 2: They don't.
Speaker 1: They don't have the capability, they don't have the money.
Speaker 1: They're being choked off financially. And I don't care what
Speaker 1: Iranian You know, hardliners may proclaim publicly, we have completely
Speaker 1: the upper hand, we have total control, we have control
Speaker 1: of their airspace. There's nothing they can do to stop
Speaker 1: Donald Trump from obliterating them, and that decision can happen
Speaker 1: at anytime he wants it to happen. But it's going
Speaker 1: to be interesting, you know, to see if if they
Speaker 1: on their end are really serious. I've been told that
Speaker 1: the Vice President last night was clear that for the
Speaker 1: first time the hardliners or those more radical and the
Speaker 1: more political side have agreed that they both want this
Speaker 1: because they know what is now inevitable.
Speaker 2: Now. Is this just posturing, Is this just.
Speaker 1: Delaying the the the end game for them?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You would think after three tiers of leadership will wiped out,
Speaker 1: they might be thinking about their own lives at this point.
Speaker 4: Yes. And look, obviously the administration is not naive. They're
Speaker 4: going into this with completely open eyes. They don't trust
Speaker 4: the Iranians, of course not. And you know, the Iranians
Speaker 4: have shown themselves to be irrational in many ways because,
Speaker 4: as you know, people in the administration say they could be,
Speaker 4: you know, one of the most wealthy countries in the world,
Speaker 4: and instead their people are.
Speaker 5: Not doing well.
Speaker 4: So you know, it's a power grab, it's some sort
Speaker 4: of religious nuttiness that's in the regime still. But I
Speaker 4: just also from our own side, feel that people are
Speaker 4: getting hysterical and demanding things of Donald Trump that are
Speaker 4: just also equally irrational. You know, what do you really want?
Speaker 4: You do you really think that if you wipe out Iran,
Speaker 4: that that is going to be a good thing for
Speaker 4: the world. It's going to set off a terrible refugee
Speaker 4: excess just for one thing, like we saw after Syria,
Speaker 4: which is a smaller country. So I just I just
Speaker 4: think that this is a very fine tuned balancing act.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump has got to keep happy. You know, the
Speaker 4: Gulf countries that are getting they're the ones in the
Speaker 4: front line getting hammered. You know, Israel is not particularly happy.
Speaker 4: But America's interests are not identical to Israel's interests. So
Speaker 4: we are allives, but there are going to the differences there.
Speaker 4: And then you know, there are people on the Republican
Speaker 4: side who I don't know whether you call them neo
Speaker 4: coons or people in the administration now calling them hardliners,
Speaker 4: who you know, are equally just inflexible about what their
Speaker 4: demands are. And then on the Iranian side, you've got
Speaker 4: these hardliners within the IRGC who just all they want
Speaker 4: to do is destroy Israel, destroy America and come what may.
Speaker 5: They don't care if they if the whole.
Speaker 4: Country has destroyed, and there are other people there, And
Speaker 4: what the administration is saying is that they're talking behind
Speaker 4: the scenes, back channeling and in person to people who
Speaker 4: really are more political and are pure rational And it's
Speaker 4: not going to be there's never going to be a
Speaker 4: magic wand this is never going to be easy. But
Speaker 4: those like Barack Obama, who disgustingly and arrogantly is there,
Speaker 4: you know, parading around saying, oh, this is just not
Speaker 4: even as good as my JCPOA. What a joke. And
Speaker 4: on the one hand he's saying that, and Democrats are saying,
Speaker 4: this is the worst deal that Donald Trump's done in
Speaker 4: the world. You can't have it both ways. It's not
Speaker 4: the JZPOA. The reason that America has had to go
Speaker 4: back into Iran is because Obama's Iran deal just enriched Iran,
Speaker 4: allowed them to fundle their proxies, and the end result
Speaker 4: was October seventh, so disastrous.
Speaker 6: And by the time.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump left office after his first term, Iran was
Speaker 4: on its knees. And Scott Besson the minute he hit
Speaker 4: the ground in Trump's second term, he said his mission
Speaker 4: was to make Iran broke again, and they pretty much
Speaker 4: achieved that. And you know, there's still room to ratchet
Speaker 4: up the pain even more. And that's part of the negotiations.
Speaker 1: A quick break more with Miranda Devine on the other side.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump turning eighty fource of nature unlike any president
Speaker 1: we have seen in our lifetime, and how will he
Speaker 1: be viewed through that.
Speaker 2: Prism of history.
Speaker 1: One of the things that I guess kind of frustrates
Speaker 1: me having known him for thirty years, and look, I
Speaker 1: have a professional relationship. When I interview him, it's a
Speaker 1: you know, straight up interview, and then I've had a
Speaker 1: personal relationship for many, many decades, and I feel that
Speaker 1: the person that you know, the person that I know,
Speaker 1: the person that really is Donald Trump. Unfortunately, the legacy
Speaker 1: media radical democrat, it's more radicalized than ever. They have
Speaker 1: no interest in wanting to understand him or get along
Speaker 1: with him, and they're like Alco Seltzer and water at
Speaker 1: anything that he ever says or does. This man is
Speaker 1: wickedly funny, generous to a fault. He is as engaged
Speaker 1: as any single one human being as I've ever met
Speaker 1: in his day to day job, and loves it with
Speaker 1: a gusto and a passion I've never seen.
Speaker 2: In that office.
Speaker 4: He's so right, And I think it's just a deliberate
Speaker 4: decision that, because he is so effective in dismantling all
Speaker 4: the sacred cows of the left, that the media, which
Speaker 4: is really an arm of the left, is never going
Speaker 4: to give him a fair go. And in a way, also,
Speaker 4: he does not like to show that kind and generous
Speaker 4: side of him that you know exists and that his
Speaker 4: friends see, and those people who for him, you know,
Speaker 4: whether they be the gardener at Mara Lago or any
Speaker 4: of the people that work at his properties, incredibly loyal
Speaker 4: to him. You don't see that very often. You see
Speaker 4: that with a good boss and a fair boss and
Speaker 4: a generous boss, and that's what he is. So you know,
Speaker 4: he's been working in the cutthroat business of real estate
Speaker 4: in New York, so he never shows the soft side
Speaker 4: because that's.
Speaker 5: A vulnerability to your enemies.
Speaker 4: And that actually is a good thing on the world stage,
Speaker 4: because the same sort of sharks that were in New
Speaker 4: York in the developing business are even bigger sharks President
Speaker 4: g President Putin and so on in the global order.
Speaker 4: So it's good that he's tough and he knows how
Speaker 4: to how to hide that side of him. But I
Speaker 4: guess it's sad that, you know, a lot of Americans
Speaker 4: just don't see the generosity that goes on behind the scenes,
Speaker 4: and that he doesn't really want people to see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Miranda Devine, we always appreciate you. Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for being with us a great column about this
Speaker 1: guy that is so historically unique. Let's see if we're
Speaker 1: both right in terms of his place in history and
Speaker 1: how the rest of his presidency unfolds.
Speaker 2: Solid as a rock, honest, truthful. This is the Sean
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you Dad's gonna love it on Father's Day
Speaker 1: this week and his father.
Speaker 2: What do you do for Father's Day, Linda.
Speaker 3: Oh, I have a very special Father's Day plans. Anthony
Speaker 3: has no idea super don't say, oh boy, it's a
Speaker 3: great plan. He's gonna lie. It's not a stupid tie
Speaker 3: or anything. For those of you buying ties. I apologize,
Speaker 3: but it's.
Speaker 1: Not you're not going to give us any hints at all.
Speaker 1: Does Anthony listen every day?
Speaker 3: Yes, he does listen, So you're not getting any answers.
Speaker 1: But Monday say anything like why do you give the
Speaker 1: boss such a hard time? Why don't you just lay
Speaker 1: off a little?
Speaker 3: He does. I think he might like you more than me.
Speaker 3: At this point, it's starting to get weird. I don't
Speaker 3: think you guys should be teaming up against me. I
Speaker 3: don't like it at all.
Speaker 1: By the way, we've had Anthony on the program. The
Speaker 1: funny thing is is Linda is a force of nature,
Speaker 1: and Anthony is so chill, and he watches the force
Speaker 1: of nature. He doesn't react to the force of nature,
Speaker 1: and he just takes it all in and I'll look
Speaker 1: at him and he'll look at me, and we just
Speaker 1: like make an eye connection that says that's her.
Speaker 2: Nothing you can do.
Speaker 3: You call it rolling your eyes. I think you guys
Speaker 3: roll your eyes at me. That would be more And
Speaker 3: just so you know, the acronym force of nature stand
Speaker 3: for that's right. Fun, okay, fun. So you're welcome, you're
Speaker 3: bringing the fun. It's the wrong spelling, but you're with me, right,
Speaker 3: it sounds the same.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Are you into this World Cup and you went to FIFA?
Speaker 1: You into one bucker, not one bit.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 1: I noticed that Gavin was at a game. I'm sure
Speaker 1: he was negotiating how to expedite building permits for people
Speaker 1: in the Pacific Palisades that didn't have water and fire
Speaker 1: hydrants and didn't have water in their reservoir. A year
Speaker 1: and a half later, they can't get their homes. I'm
Speaker 1: sure when he was at the soccer game that's exactly
Speaker 1: what he was working on. Anyway, So a little controversy
Speaker 1: has emerged there the Iranians. The president has allowed the
Speaker 1: Iranian soccer players at the World Cup to play in
Speaker 1: the matches. However, when the match is over, they have
Speaker 1: to leave the country and they're going to Mexico. I
Speaker 1: totally support the president's decision. This is the number one
Speaker 1: state sponsor of terror. You cannot convince me that Irgc
Speaker 1: people are not associated with them. We saw that with
Speaker 1: the women's team and when they played not that long ago.
Speaker 1: And now the soccer players are complaining that they should
Speaker 1: really be complaining about the idiotic theocratic malas that have
Speaker 1: made them a threat to every country in the world.
Speaker 2: But no, they're blaming us. Listen, you know.
Speaker 10: Everything is disaster actually for us, it's not the writing
Speaker 10: for it. But we don't follow the excuse. We're just
Speaker 10: looking forward. We have in hope for the next two games.
Speaker 10: We will do our best for our people and we
Speaker 10: bring the joy for our supporters.
Speaker 11: And I think, Mitty, we must. I'm here todays before
Speaker 11: the game. Yesterday we came start the trip I think
Speaker 11: at morning, and we arrived at afternoon, and we there
Speaker 11: go to the training and we get tired, you know,
Speaker 11: I think supposed to be. We came here today's before
Speaker 11: the game, and uh, this is this kind of thing.
Speaker 4: I think it's not a little bit fair.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 11: We need to get fur competitive.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 12: And I all wanted to talk about the hard time
Speaker 12: the Iranians had. We spent so much time in agir commuting.
Speaker 9: They didn't even give us time to recover after the
Speaker 9: after the game today they said to us, you have
Speaker 9: to leave immediately.
Speaker 13: For us today is very important for us to have
Speaker 13: time for recovery. But yet we have been asked to
Speaker 13: get on a plane and returned to our camp in Mexico,
Speaker 13: in Tijuana, and we are really troubled by that.
Speaker 1: I don't feel I think it was nice to president
Speaker 1: let them play, and apparently they I guess the Mexico.
Speaker 3: It's supposed to beautiful this time of year. Maybe they
Speaker 3: could go there and see what it's like not to
Speaker 3: be under you know, I don't know the Ayatola for
Speaker 3: ten minutes, they'll feel better.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 1: I loved the Stanley Cup this year. It was between
Speaker 1: South Carolina and Vegas. Wow, what a great series. In
Speaker 1: a weird way, Jason won't believe me. I'm kind of
Speaker 1: happy for Nick fans, friends of mine. They have been
Speaker 1: long suffering fifty three years. You know what they did it?
Speaker 1: They won. Steven A. Smith is the happiest human being
Speaker 1: I've ever talked to since they won. So, you know what,
Speaker 1: congratulations your team won. My Panthers won the two previous
Speaker 1: years the Stanley Cup. They're gonna win it again next
Speaker 1: year is my prediction right here, right now. And you know,
Speaker 1: when your team wins, it's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: I only think I ask. The only thing that bothered
Speaker 3: me this is my two cents. I absolutely love that
Speaker 3: they won. I could not believe how well they played.
Speaker 3: I don't know anything about basketball, nor do I pretend to.
Speaker 3: But when I see that kind of response happening in
Speaker 3: your city, whether.
Speaker 2: You win or not, my city win or lose.
Speaker 3: No, no, I'm as a team. As a team, this
Speaker 3: is their city. So to me, it's like, if this
Speaker 3: is your city and this is what you're doing, then
Speaker 3: you have an obligation as a team. Not one guy,
Speaker 3: not just one coach, the whole team needs to come
Speaker 3: out and say, please stop. This doesn't represent who we are.
Speaker 3: This is supposed to be a great time and you're
Speaker 3: ruining it. It's one poor guy. He drives a cab.
Speaker 3: They destroyed his damn cab. He doesn't even have a
Speaker 3: living anymore. All he was doing was trying to work.
Speaker 3: There needs to be some sort of addressing.
Speaker 1: They were burning buses, they were burning police buses. They
Speaker 1: were beating the hell out of any San Antonio fans when.
Speaker 2: They were in New York.
Speaker 1: It is disgusting that, but you know what, that's mom
Speaker 1: Donnie's New York can't do anything about it. Let's say
Speaker 1: HI to Dave Davis in Tennessee. Dave, you're on the
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 6: Hi, Hey, Sean, how are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good, sir. What's going on?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 6: Well? Last month you sent a recorded message to our
Speaker 6: son Colin for his birthday.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, your Colin's father. How is he doing.
Speaker 6: We're hanging in there, but we just wanted to tell
Speaker 6: you how grateful we are for what you did for Colin.
Speaker 6: And he's sitting right here and he would like to
Speaker 6: speak with you, if that's okay.
Speaker 2: I'd love to speak to Colin now. How is he doing?
Speaker 2: The last time he was getting around a chemo? Where
Speaker 2: is he now?
Speaker 6: He just finished his last round of radiation yesterday. We've
Speaker 6: got three months to wait before we can do another
Speaker 6: PET scan and a CT scan to see what the
Speaker 6: impact of the chemo and radiation was. But they've never
Speaker 6: seen anyone like Colin at Vanderbilt University in Nashville.
Speaker 4: He is eating, he.
Speaker 6: Is his tongue, his mouth has Raway's got blisters all
Speaker 6: over his face and neck. But he's well.
Speaker 1: I know this is an audience of faith and many people.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter what faith.
Speaker 1: I just ask everyone to send prayers to you and
Speaker 1: to Colin of course, and your family, and praying that
Speaker 1: when you get those final pet scans that they come
Speaker 1: back clean, and this young man gets on with his
Speaker 1: life anyway, put him on.
Speaker 2: I'd love to say.
Speaker 6: Hi, Yeah, hold on Colin, Sean.
Speaker 1: Hey, Colin, how are you feeling? Sounds like you got
Speaker 1: beat up pretty bad with the radiation. How are you
Speaker 1: holding up?
Speaker 4: Holding up good? How are you?
Speaker 2: It's good? Tell everybody how old you are.
Speaker 4: I'm twenty eight years old.
Speaker 1: And you've been through chemo and now you're going through radiation,
Speaker 1: and you've been battling cancer.
Speaker 2: You're in a war for your life.
Speaker 1: Being twenty eight. How hard is that for you? I
Speaker 1: can't imagine how difficult that is.
Speaker 6: I'm hoping it up well, although I've got some pain
Speaker 6: on a good time of my tongue.
Speaker 1: Right well, this is a big milestone, right Yes? Are
Speaker 1: you anxious about three months from now when you have
Speaker 1: to go in and get those scans?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Good for you, Good for you.
Speaker 1: I believe in God, our Father. I'm a Christian. I
Speaker 1: believe in our Lord Jesus. I believe in the power
Speaker 1: to heal. And I want you to know this from
Speaker 1: me and this wonderful audience that I have. There are
Speaker 1: going to be many of us praying for your full
Speaker 1: recovery and now a reset to your life, and that
Speaker 1: all of your dreams, whatever they are, will come true.
Speaker 1: And if we can ever help you, we want to
Speaker 1: help you.
Speaker 6: Thank you that the one is helping me and stamely
Speaker 6: through this.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, well listen if I can ever be of help,
Speaker 1: if you ever even just want to talk, I don't
Speaker 1: care what time day or night it is. I'm up anyway,
Speaker 1: and I'm always going to be available and you can
Speaker 1: always get in touch with my team and they know
Speaker 1: how to get me. Okay, Oh it's my dad, all right,
Speaker 1: all right, Colin, God bless you. We're all praying for you,
Speaker 1: my friend, and for a full complete recovery soon.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, sir, he just standed me back to the phone.
Speaker 6: He's just all giddy. Colin has autism and he had
Speaker 6: tongue cancer last year, no risk factors, three surgeries, very
Speaker 6: difficult time, and then this is a reoccurrence. So appreciate
Speaker 6: the prayers.
Speaker 1: Are the doctors optimistic that they feel this has gone well?
Speaker 6: Well, No, we're trying to get to immunotherapy and that's tough.
Speaker 6: It's not something that insurance likes to pay for. But
Speaker 6: they've assured us that they're going to fight for Colin.
Speaker 6: We just need to get to the you know, to
Speaker 6: see what the current therapy, temo radiation did, what those
Speaker 6: results are before we can get there. But we're hopeful.
Speaker 6: We know.
Speaker 1: If you hit a roadblock that seems impossible, get in
Speaker 1: touch with.
Speaker 6: USh, appreciate it, and just wrap up. Colin is a
Speaker 6: huge Trump fan since twenty sixteen. He's got a cardboard
Speaker 6: cutout President Trump. He knows everything about President Trump. We
Speaker 6: went to the White House in twenty sixteen and he
Speaker 6: hung around trying to get the seam. So we hope
Speaker 6: we're going to get to go back and maybe we
Speaker 6: can meet him when Colin gets all healed up. So
Speaker 6: he loves him.
Speaker 1: Well, I know it's hard for a dad to watch
Speaker 1: their children suffer. Our prayers are with you too and
Speaker 1: the rest of your family, and please keep us updated
Speaker 1: on this, Dave, and our prayers are with your whole
Speaker 1: family and Colin especially right.
Speaker 6: Well, we appreciate you, Sean. You're special man to take
Speaker 6: the time and I know you do a lot of
Speaker 6: things privately, but people need to know just how special
Speaker 6: you are to us our family.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm praying with all my might, God bless all
Speaker 1: of you. Okay, a great thank you too, Sir Linda.
Speaker 1: Is there anything harder than a sick kid? Is there
Speaker 1: anything harder?
Speaker 3: No, definitely not. It's it's definitely heartbreaking. And I think
Speaker 3: the fact that he's already has severe autism and then
Speaker 3: obviously he's dealing with this and has been going through this.
Speaker 3: He's in round three. As a parent, you've got I mean,
Speaker 3: they sound like very prayerful people, but at some point
Speaker 3: you do get to the spot like, Okay, haven't we
Speaker 3: gone through enough?
Speaker 4: Ken?
Speaker 3: Our kid just have like a life and not have
Speaker 3: to go through this all the time. It stinks.
Speaker 1: Uh, prayers are with him. Nathania, You're on the Sean
Speaker 1: Hannity Show from New York. What's up, Nathania, Hey Sean,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good? Glad you called.
Speaker 14: Colin and his family before we get started. My heart
Speaker 14: is breaking for that child and it's just my thoughts
Speaker 14: and prayers go out to them.
Speaker 1: It means more than you think. I'm telling you. I
Speaker 1: just believe in the power of prayer.
Speaker 5: No mean too, I'm about to cry.
Speaker 4: Listening to them.
Speaker 14: It's just so heartbreaking.
Speaker 5: But Anyway, I'm here to talk about Iran and your
Speaker 5: wonderful interview with Jadie.
Speaker 4: Vance last night.
Speaker 5: But there was one thing that you guys didn't touch on.
Speaker 14: That I think is really important and is something that
Speaker 14: I'm really worried about, what happens when Trump leaves office.
Speaker 1: Well, i'll give you a preview of Thursday's podcast that
Speaker 1: will drop.
Speaker 2: I do talk to him about that there.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to duplicate questions, and we taped the
Speaker 1: podcast just before TV, which is why my voice froze
Speaker 1: up at the beginning of the show last night because
Speaker 1: I was struggling all day with laryngitis.
Speaker 2: If you listen to this radio show yesterday.
Speaker 1: And anyway, I do get to that question, I promise you,
Speaker 1: and we'll drop that on Thursday. I think ten am.
Speaker 1: Wherever you get your video podcast. iHeart Spotify, YouTube doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll watch it on Thursday, definitely.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I did not let you down, but I
Speaker 1: didn't want to have duplications, so I had to bifurcate
Speaker 1: the interviews. Anyway, Nathaniel, I appreciate it. I hope you
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