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Speaker 1: hundred and nine four one Sean if you want to
Speaker 1: join us, We're gonna make a stop today at some
Speaker 1: point with the governor of Iowa the governor of Nebraska.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you're following the story of the
Speaker 1: devastation and the flooding that's been going on there. It is.
Speaker 1: It's devastating. I'll never forget. I was years ago. It
Speaker 1: was taking my kids to a tournament on a plane.
Speaker 1: It's in Omaha, and I remember flying over. It just
Speaker 1: never ended. Miles and miles and miles and miles of
Speaker 1: homes submerged in water, and the devastation that took place
Speaker 1: back then. It has now happened again and many, many
Speaker 1: states are impacted by this. And if your state happens
Speaker 1: to be impacted by it, our thoughts and prayers go
Speaker 1: out to you. I know it's it's difficult, you know,
Speaker 1: it's the hardest thing when you think about it. You
Speaker 1: work so hard in your life to build up enough money,
Speaker 1: save enough money. You know, you don't go out to dinner,
Speaker 1: you don't buy the new car, you work an extra job,
Speaker 1: you want to get the down payment, you want to
Speaker 1: get the house. Hopefully that turns out to be a
Speaker 1: great investment, usually people's biggest investment in life. And then
Speaker 1: incomes some natural, you know, disaster in this case massive
Speaker 1: flooding or you know Oklahoma. I will never forget where
Speaker 1: you know, Oklahoma hammered by these tornadoes or Katrina, or
Speaker 1: you know what happened to Euston and hurricanes. I mean
Speaker 1: it just I know, we're not supposed to in life
Speaker 1: be so connected to our stuff or our things. And yeah,
Speaker 1: you can always rebuild it, and most people, I would
Speaker 1: hope have insurance. But when it happens, it's like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: there you go your family pictures and there goes you know,
Speaker 1: you're oh my dad gave me that, my grand father
Speaker 1: gave me that. And people lose so much, and it
Speaker 1: happens a lot. And the one thing I'll say is
Speaker 1: we're thinking about our friends in the Midwest and what
Speaker 1: they're going through, and our thoughts and prayers obviously go
Speaker 1: out to them. Today we'll check in with the governor
Speaker 1: of Iowa, the Governor of Nebraska coming up later in
Speaker 1: the program today. I bet the Democratic radical extreme socialist
Speaker 1: Party is not going to be happy with this Washington
Speaker 1: Examiner piece out today because it looks like the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party's new rock star, Alexandria Casio Cortez is apparently not
Speaker 1: quite cutting it with voters even in her home state
Speaker 1: of liberal New York. In fact, her popularity deficit is
Speaker 1: so bad in New York that even in what is
Speaker 1: a huge Trump stating state like New York, and Democrats
Speaker 1: out number of Republicans well two to one in the state,
Speaker 1: and in the city of New York, forget it, it's
Speaker 1: like nine to one. Trump has a better approval rating
Speaker 1: than a Casio Cortez. Trump had the backing of thirty
Speaker 1: six percent of the people surveyed, compared to Acasio Cortez
Speaker 1: is thirty one percent. Wow, I thought we're all socialist.
Speaker 1: Now what the press is now trying to convince us
Speaker 1: we're all socialist? Every American is a socialist. You know,
Speaker 1: a big problem. And we're going to dig into the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty candidates here in a second, and or Hannity
Speaker 1: watch on twenty twenty candidates. You have now nearly three
Speaker 1: out of four Americans saying that the Trump economy is booming.
Speaker 1: How could you say anything other than that? When you
Speaker 1: break record after record after record, I won't chronicle them.
Speaker 1: Now we've done it too many times. How do you
Speaker 1: get to the point where you think of anything else? Anyway?
Speaker 1: This voters survey from fake news CNN. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: they oversampled Democrats thirty two percent, Democrats sampled twenty five percent,
Speaker 1: Republicans independence of forty four percent. Anyway, which could foreshadow
Speaker 1: something that is building towards twenty twenty, and that is
Speaker 1: that seventy five percent, three out of four Americans now
Speaker 1: say the Trump economy is booming. So, if anything, the
Speaker 1: approval rating for the Trump economy is actually significantly higher
Speaker 1: than what fake news CNN says. Americans give the nation's
Speaker 1: economy glowing reviews in a CNN poll, and Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: approval rating may be reaping the benefits. Overall, seventy one
Speaker 1: percent of the nations of the nations see the economy
Speaker 1: is in good shape, the highest share to say you
Speaker 1: know to say so since two thousand and one in February,
Speaker 1: and the best rating during Trump's presidency by two points.
Speaker 1: A majority of those respondents give the president positive reviews
Speaker 1: for his handling of the nation's economy, and his overall
Speaker 1: approval rating ticked in their poll forty two percent. Most poles,
Speaker 1: he's up at forty nine and fifty. But they don't
Speaker 1: want them to be too happy as a result of this.
Speaker 1: I think one of the biggest developments, the most important
Speaker 1: developments towards America's future prosperity and growth, and one that
Speaker 1: will impact the American people that forgot and forgotten men
Speaker 1: and women the most. Now this comes to us through
Speaker 1: Hellenic Shipping News, and what they've concluded is the US
Speaker 1: now has and I've been telling you in different ways,
Speaker 1: the world's leading oil producer for the first time in
Speaker 1: seventy years, America is now about to become the world's
Speaker 1: number one oil exporter. And do you not realize the
Speaker 1: impact that this is going to have on the global economy.
Speaker 1: For so many years on this program, have spent time
Speaker 1: going over and over the amount of energy resources that
Speaker 1: we were too stupid to tap into. But by ending
Speaker 1: the burdens and regulations and bureaucracy, Donald Trump single handedly
Speaker 1: has created this environment where we are now not only
Speaker 1: energy independent, but now we are going to be the
Speaker 1: world's number one oil exporter. We're not even talking about
Speaker 1: the natural gas resources that are similarly available to us.
Speaker 1: And it goes on to say the US is set
Speaker 1: to drive global oil supply growth over the next five years,
Speaker 1: adding another four million barrels per data the country's already
Speaker 1: booming output, and the Paris based International Energy Agency notes
Speaker 1: that the US became the world's top oil producer in
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen and now set to become the world's biggest
Speaker 1: oil exporter over the next five years, surpassing Russia and
Speaker 1: even Saudi Arabia as an exporter. Now, so many different
Speaker 1: aspects to this factor. Number one, why does that benefit
Speaker 1: the US? And first, it's ironic because at that very moment,
Speaker 1: your radical extreme democratic socialist party wants to eliminate oil
Speaker 1: and gas in ten years. So this happens for the
Speaker 1: first time in seventy years. We've always had between oil,
Speaker 1: natural gas, clean burning coal. We've always had more energy
Speaker 1: under our feet than the entire Middle East combined. It's
Speaker 1: a matter of getting rid of government regulations that now
Speaker 1: allow these companies to tap into this natural resource. And
Speaker 1: when you think all the oil countries in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: most of whom hate our guts, and we've been depended
Speaker 1: on and how rich they've been come, Why do we
Speaker 1: think that we wouldn't become as rich as they become
Speaker 1: have became over the years, you know. And this is
Speaker 1: where and it's not a trickle down effect. This is
Speaker 1: this is a reality. To extract this oil and to
Speaker 1: extract this natural gas is going to take massive amounts
Speaker 1: of manpower. If you remember the Balkans back a few
Speaker 1: years ago, when we were aligning ourselves on this program
Speaker 1: with some of these oil companies and putting people that
Speaker 1: need new jobs, a better trajectory in their life, a
Speaker 1: new career, putting them together with these companies. What do
Speaker 1: we find people that we're making twenty five thirty thirty
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars a year, Well, they go up to
Speaker 1: North Dakota, they go to Oklahoma or Texas, they get
Speaker 1: trained in one job or another. For example, I'll just
Speaker 1: use the example of truck drivers, and they train them
Speaker 1: how to drive the truck with the energy inside it.
Speaker 1: And then after their training, if they work some overtime,
Speaker 1: they were all making one hundred plus grand year. Well
Speaker 1: that's just that that is like the lowest level. Now
Speaker 1: we have two pipelines, the Keystone Pipeline, the North Dakota
Speaker 1: Pipe Xcel pipeline. Then we opened up a war, and
Speaker 1: we have a lot of oil in the forty eight States,
Speaker 1: natural gas everywhere. I mean, we are the world's we
Speaker 1: have the world's biggest resource source of clean burning natural gas. Literally,
Speaker 1: what this is saying is millions of Americans will now
Speaker 1: have the ability to have a new enriched life, one
Speaker 1: that they never dreamed of. And that is these jobs
Speaker 1: will become high paying career jobs for Americans that will
Speaker 1: drastically alter their life for the better. In other words,
Speaker 1: the trajectory of their lives will shift forever because the
Speaker 1: number of skilled employees that they are going to need
Speaker 1: to extract this oil and gas is going to be massive,
Speaker 1: and these companies are going to be willing to train people.
Speaker 1: And as long as you don't have some self imposed
Speaker 1: limitation in your life that holds you to a specific
Speaker 1: geographic location, if you are willing to move, you're gonna
Speaker 1: get starting one hundred thousand dollars salary, You are going
Speaker 1: to get the training. You are going to be able
Speaker 1: to afford that house you've been dreaming of. You're going
Speaker 1: to be able to afford the new truck or car
Speaker 1: you've been dreaming of. You're gonna be able to afford
Speaker 1: the family vacations that you've never been able to afford before.
Speaker 1: You're going to be able to alter your lifestyle dramatically.
Speaker 1: And this is an opportunity for all Americans. Nobody ever
Speaker 1: talks about it. And you know, I screamed about this
Speaker 1: for years because this is the right thing to do.
Speaker 1: By the way, new poll out two shows fifty percent
Speaker 1: of Americans now see Muller and what he's doing as
Speaker 1: a witch hunt. Seventy one of Americans say the economy
Speaker 1: is doing well. Majority credit Trump. Trump has been able
Speaker 1: to re up his efforts to eliminate PBSMPR and federal funding.
Speaker 1: Problem with that is we have too many weak Republicans
Speaker 1: that don't have the backbone that will support him, just
Speaker 1: like on the emergency declaration, and you know, to see
Speaker 1: fake news CNN saying seven and ten americans see the
Speaker 1: economy is in good shape. The single biggest economic wealth
Speaker 1: producing boom this country will see in modern times will
Speaker 1: be an energy boom. And that is that we go
Speaker 1: from we know to think of the national security side
Speaker 1: of this. We don't need to suck up or involve
Speaker 1: ourselves in the foreign affairs of people that hate America's
Speaker 1: guts any longer that America would have the opportunity to
Speaker 1: also make the world a safer place. For example, our
Speaker 1: European allies that are dependent on Putin. What a Putin
Speaker 1: just shut down freedom of speech and quote if he
Speaker 1: deemed something fake news, I guess you're going to jail
Speaker 1: in Russia, the hostile regime, the hostile actor that he is. Well,
Speaker 1: if he turns off the spickeot to Germany or anybody
Speaker 1: in Western Europe, they're screwed. Not if they have America
Speaker 1: producing enough oil, gas and energy the lifeblood of every economy,
Speaker 1: and we now develop the means to get our product,
Speaker 1: you know, cross the pond and into the into the
Speaker 1: countries that need our energy because we have it all.
Speaker 1: And you're going to see Americans that maybe had dead
Speaker 1: end job and not paying well, You're going to see
Speaker 1: that futures will begin to open up for them and
Speaker 1: their families that maybe they hadn't even dreamed of in
Speaker 1: a long time. That's the answer, that's you know, why
Speaker 1: we never did this before is beyond any comprehension that
Speaker 1: I have in my life. It is so dumb and stupid,
Speaker 1: and it's happening simultaneously. Well, everyone wants to get rid
Speaker 1: of oil gas, the combustion engine airplanes and cows. And
Speaker 1: if that wins the day, it's over and would forget
Speaker 1: it would depending on everybody, you know, we'd have to,
Speaker 1: you know, literally put wind farms all throughout the state
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Speaker 1: day that these twenty democratic extreme socialist candidates come out,
Speaker 1: it just gets worse for them every day, almost all
Speaker 1: of them supporting the New Green Deal. Eliminate cars, eliminate oil,
Speaker 1: eliminate gas, and you're gonna have a government takeover of
Speaker 1: the healthcare industry completely. You can't buy your own private insurance.
Speaker 1: You're also going to have a takeover the energy industry,
Speaker 1: and good luck to America, considering that's the lifeblood of
Speaker 1: the economy. And eventually planes and cows they've got to
Speaker 1: go to meatless mondays we now have in New York
Speaker 1: public schools thanks to comrade build The Blasio apparently was
Speaker 1: in New Hampshire, o Iowa one of them, and only
Speaker 1: six people showed up. I don't know if that's working
Speaker 1: out well for them, but think of what they're offering.
Speaker 1: They're offering to take away every bit of fear anxiety
Speaker 1: that you have. They're now talking about pre kindergarten, daycare.
Speaker 1: They're now talking about college paid for, trade school paid for.
Speaker 1: They're talking about a guaranteed job and salary. They're now
Speaker 1: talking about minimum wages for everybody, whether you're working or not.
Speaker 1: They're talking about daycare and healthcare, guaranteed retirement. Ninety four
Speaker 1: trillion is only the tip of the iceberg. And by
Speaker 1: the way, capitalism what has created the greatest wealth system
Speaker 1: for all people of all wherever you happen to be
Speaker 1: in life, They're gonna kill it off. These promises have
Speaker 1: been made, these policies have already failed. All right, twenty
Speaker 1: five till the top of the hour, eight hundred nine one,
Speaker 1: Sean is our number. You want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. I think I mentioned on the air
Speaker 1: that sixty minutes for this season has been trying to
Speaker 1: get me to agree to an interview with them, and
Speaker 1: you know, basically going through every single solitary person that
Speaker 1: knows me and tell me no, no, no, Leslie Stall
Speaker 1: wants to be fair. She wants to be fair. And
Speaker 1: I had the experience where I did over an hour
Speaker 1: with had Copple, and he was he works as a correspondent,
Speaker 1: you know, like with Reader Braver. And I think it's
Speaker 1: a great show CBS Sunday Morning. I think it's one
Speaker 1: of the best shows on TV, actually specially suited for
Speaker 1: Sunday Morning. And Jane Paulie now does it. Charles Carol
Speaker 1: caroled for many, many years, and so he comes over
Speaker 1: because I just want to interview, you said, okay. Fine.
Speaker 1: Of an hour interview, they used a minute and seven seconds.
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity's television program on Fox as a nightly audience
Speaker 1: of two point nine million viewer, actually a little higher
Speaker 1: from the first promoted Donald Trump and highly Apprentice an agenda. Honestly,
Speaker 1: I think liberalism has to be defeated. Socialism must be
Speaker 1: defeated in a political sense. This is not a we
Speaker 1: don't want a revolution in this country. Got the White House.
Speaker 1: You got the House, and then we have angry snowflakes,
Speaker 1: and then we've got the democratic establishment. I say, the
Speaker 1: press in this country is out to destroy this president.
Speaker 1: We have to give some credit to the American people
Speaker 1: that they're somewhat intelligent and that they know the difference
Speaker 1: between an opinion show and a news show. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: know your cynical look at it. Yeah, I'm cynical because
Speaker 1: you know, you think we're bad for America. You think
Speaker 1: I'm bad for America. Yeah, you do. In the in
Speaker 1: the long haul, I think you on all these opinions. No,
Speaker 1: you know what's sad because you're very good at what
Speaker 1: you do, and because you have you have attracted is
Speaker 1: significantly more. Let me finish your let me finish the sentenlessly.
Speaker 1: You do that with all doing you, Yes, you have.
Speaker 1: You have attracted people who are determined that ideology is
Speaker 1: more important than facts. Now that in and of itself
Speaker 1: is a lie that I've attracted people that say ideology
Speaker 1: is more important than lies. The problem with the interview,
Speaker 1: and where my beef with with edited fake news like
Speaker 1: this interview, is that I said, I gave him an answer,
Speaker 1: so he asked me to let him finish. I let
Speaker 1: him finish. I answer that that point he makes and
Speaker 1: that doesn't make air. Now that's the problem with doing
Speaker 1: one of these, you know, edited interviews with people you're
Speaker 1: doing edit you know, and then it becomes fake news,
Speaker 1: you know, edited style, and so you know, so now
Speaker 1: I'm putting myself in a position. I asked some of
Speaker 1: my friends, well would you do sixty minutes? They're all
Speaker 1: laughing at me, he said, Hannity, are you out of
Speaker 1: your mind? It's never gonna come out fair. It's never
Speaker 1: gonna be good. They're gonna edit it to death. They're
Speaker 1: gonna wait till you say something that they think that
Speaker 1: they can jump on. All they're gonna want to do
Speaker 1: is talk about you, and what does this mysterious relationship
Speaker 1: you have with the president that has been written about
Speaker 1: and the subject of so much speculation of You know what,
Speaker 1: I'm never telling anybody what my relationship with anybody is.
Speaker 1: You know, I've explained over and over again what does
Speaker 1: it mean to be a talk show host? Well, as
Speaker 1: a talk show host, you wear many hats. Sure, you
Speaker 1: could say I'm an opinion journalist and advocacy journalist. You
Speaker 1: can say all sorts of things, But I can also
Speaker 1: produce hours of radio and TV coverage where we do
Speaker 1: straight up news, breaking news story. Maybe it's some horrible
Speaker 1: event at a school, Maybe it's God forbid of school. Shooting,
Speaker 1: or maybe some time of a natural disaster, or maybe
Speaker 1: a time of war or whatever. You know, we can
Speaker 1: chronicle hours and hours of this show, radio and TV
Speaker 1: of me just doing straight reporting. That's part of being
Speaker 1: a talk show host. We've done. We do investigative reporting.
Speaker 1: For two years now, we have been investigating the deep state.
Speaker 1: We have been able to break more stories that have
Speaker 1: been ignored by the mainstream leftist liberal media that hates
Speaker 1: Trump and as they have been fixated on a false
Speaker 1: narrative and lie without any evidence, in any proof, we
Speaker 1: have been able to see, Oh, look what we got.
Speaker 1: They rigged the criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton because she
Speaker 1: was their favorite candidate. Oh, they wrote an exoneration before
Speaker 1: an investigation, before they ever interviewed her. Oh. And when
Speaker 1: they did interview her, they allowed two other people in
Speaker 1: the room, which is highly inappropriate. And they changed the
Speaker 1: legal standard from gross negligence to extreme carelessness. And now
Speaker 1: we learn that the former Attorney general under Obama, Loretta Lynch,
Speaker 1: was up to her eyeballs in making every decision into
Speaker 1: the criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton. That she said, it's
Speaker 1: not an investigation, it's a matter. After she met Bill
Speaker 1: Clinton on the tarmac and Phoenix at an FBO days
Speaker 1: before the decision was coming down, and I'm sure they
Speaker 1: were talking about their grandchildren. And then immediately thereafter, the
Speaker 1: same players that said, oh, Trump is a lonesome human being,
Speaker 1: and the people that vote for them they can smell
Speaker 1: because they're smelly Walmart people. Well, the ones that gave
Speaker 1: her the free pass. Even though the General Council of
Speaker 1: the FBI under James Comey thought she should be indicted
Speaker 1: for the Espionage Act, they immediately began what became a
Speaker 1: nine month FBI witch hunt into Trump Russia collusion, which
Speaker 1: came up empty. And that's before the appointment of Muller,
Speaker 1: just like the House Intel Committee chair Devin Newness came
Speaker 1: up with nothing, and they investigate, They saw all the documents,
Speaker 1: the same as Muller. Same with the Senate Committee under
Speaker 1: North Carolina Senator Burr, same conclusion. And it's amazing that
Speaker 1: the very people that think that the influence or Russian
Speaker 1: influence in our twenty sixteen election is so important that
Speaker 1: we've got to get to the bottom of it. Well,
Speaker 1: now that we know that Hillary having been set free
Speaker 1: because of those that rigged her investigation, any other American
Speaker 1: would have been indicted for violations of the Espionage Act.
Speaker 1: You delete thirty three thousand emails, you kill your hard
Speaker 1: drives and your devices after they've been subpoenaed. I guarantee
Speaker 1: you're not going to get away with what she got
Speaker 1: away with. So they let all of that happen, and
Speaker 1: then she unleashes all of this money that she funnels
Speaker 1: through a law firm and hires an op research group,
Speaker 1: and hires a foreign national. And we now learned in
Speaker 1: just the last week and a half, everybody was warned
Speaker 1: that Christopher Steele hated Trump, that his sources were beyond dubious,
Speaker 1: nobody verified or corroborated them, and that Hillary pa for
Speaker 1: most of it or the money she was controlling through
Speaker 1: the DNC at the time. You know, all of that happened. Now,
Speaker 1: what did they do with the dossier? Well, they spread
Speaker 1: it like wildfire. We learned, you know what, twelve different
Speaker 1: news agencies, different reporters, and it was disseminated to the
Speaker 1: American people, so that maybe many Americans actually believed there
Speaker 1: were two hookers in a Moscow ritz Carlton Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: room at the time and they were urinating his bed
Speaker 1: and some people believed that probably didn't vote for Trump
Speaker 1: because of that. Well, that's election interference, using bought and
Speaker 1: paid for Russian lies. How does that not become a
Speaker 1: part of the Muller the Mueller investigation. And then that
Speaker 1: same dirty Russian dossier that she paid for is then
Speaker 1: used for you know, Fizer warrants against the Trump campaign associate,
Speaker 1: which brings them right into the inner workings of an
Speaker 1: opposition party candidate Donald Trump in the middle of a
Speaker 1: presidential election year. Well, that's Russian interference too, that they
Speaker 1: paid for. There's no interest with Muller and his merry
Speaker 1: band of Democratic donors, or Andrew Weissman the Pitbull, or
Speaker 1: Genie Ray who actually worked for Clinton. Couldn't find one
Speaker 1: single Republican donor, not one, but the Muller investigation, and
Speaker 1: the news ignores all of it. The unbelievable times we're
Speaker 1: living in. And then after the election, then we now
Speaker 1: know what the insurance policy was, the bludgeon Trump with
Speaker 1: this fake narrative that they themselves built. And that's becoming
Speaker 1: more clear every day. You know the fact that Comey
Speaker 1: signed off on the first Feizer Warren in October twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: he couldn't have verified it because Christopher Steele never verified
Speaker 1: It's a matter of fact, he distanced himself as far
Speaker 1: as he could when he was put under oath in
Speaker 1: Great Britain and an inner rag Tory. And I I
Speaker 1: am waiting for the Christopher Steel depositions to be released
Speaker 1: because that's going to be really enlightening and can't I
Speaker 1: can't wait when the FISA applications are finally released as
Speaker 1: noon as his committee has said, as the Grassly Graham
Speaker 1: memo has said, the bulk of information for the FISA applications,
Speaker 1: you know, came from the bought and paid for Russian dossier.
Speaker 1: And Andrew McCabe, then deputy director at the FBI, said,
Speaker 1: no dossier, no lawrants and then they took it even
Speaker 1: further than that. Now we've been through six hundred and
Speaker 1: some odd days. Even though after nine months of investigations
Speaker 1: by the FBI before Muller is even appointed, they came
Speaker 1: up with nothing. And look at what they're doing in
Speaker 1: the country in the meantime. How has anyone you know,
Speaker 1: the president's recently been saying this can't happen again to
Speaker 1: another president, and maybe he's uniquely qualified that he has
Speaker 1: the ability to come partmentalize it away and still keep
Speaker 1: his promises. But the amount of time, effort, energy and
Speaker 1: distraction is unprecedented for nothing. And then when you have
Speaker 1: real collusion at the exact same time, how frustrating could
Speaker 1: that be? Now, what's interesting is Ted Copple now, before
Speaker 1: he did his little hit job on me like he
Speaker 1: did the last time, I kind of liked Ted Copple
Speaker 1: a little bit. I mean, I've done interviews with him
Speaker 1: before over the years, and I thought he'd at least
Speaker 1: attempt to be fair. He wasn't, and I called it
Speaker 1: edited fake news anyway. Copples now saying the New York
Speaker 1: Times Washington Post decided that Trump is just bad for
Speaker 1: the US, all right, Actually a little truth from the
Speaker 1: mainstream media. And he said that he feels the New
Speaker 1: York Times Washington Post Post have both decided his organizations
Speaker 1: that Trump is bad for America. And I'm terribly concerned
Speaker 1: that when you talk about the New York Times these days,
Speaker 1: when you talk about the Washington Post these days, we're
Speaker 1: not talking about the New York Times of fifty years ago.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about the Washington Post of fifty years ago,
Speaker 1: and he said this at the Carnegie in Dowmond for
Speaker 1: International Peace. He said, what we're talking about organizations that
Speaker 1: I believe have in fact decided as organizations that Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump is bad for the United States. You know, we
Speaker 1: have things appearing on the front page of the New
Speaker 1: York Times right now that never would have appeared fifty
Speaker 1: years ago, explaining that analysis commentary didn't used to appear
Speaker 1: on the front page, but times have changed. No, it's
Speaker 1: funny because I'm up front about who I am and
Speaker 1: what I do. Just to finish my thought, I can
Speaker 1: produce hours upon hours of radio and TV just straight
Speaker 1: reporting on big events that are unfolding. Look at what
Speaker 1: we did in two thousand and seven and eight vetting Obama,
Speaker 1: Frank Marshall, Davis Olinsky, eight Horn Community, organizing the Church
Speaker 1: of gd America, starting his political career in the home
Speaker 1: of unrepentant domestic terrorists. The media wouldn't touch this. The
Speaker 1: question about Arizon Dorn got asked once in the mainstream
Speaker 1: media because I fed the day before George Stefanopolos with
Speaker 1: the question. Nobody in the mainstream media. After eight years
Speaker 1: of Obama's rigid ideological presidency, which I predicted, while it
Speaker 1: resulted in horrible statistics, which I predicted. Also I wish
Speaker 1: it didn't and that Trump would governor as a conservative
Speaker 1: said that, Do I also give opinion? Yeah, I give opinion.
Speaker 1: So we do straight news, investigative reporting. We give opinion.
Speaker 1: Sometimes we do sports and cultural issues. But if you
Speaker 1: open up a newspaper, that's pretty much where you get
Speaker 1: in every newspaper. We just take on all of those jobs,
Speaker 1: and we're upfront about who we are when we're giving opinion,
Speaker 1: and you got to give people credited. Now, these other
Speaker 1: news organizations they say that they're fair and objective and balanced,
Speaker 1: et cetera. They're not there anything but fair, objective and balanced.
Speaker 1: You know, if they were, do you think they might
Speaker 1: vet Beto Bozo or Rourke and his weird fantasies that
Speaker 1: I told you about yesterday, you know? Or this guy?
Speaker 1: How about Routers holding back this story about about Beto's
Speaker 1: renegade online hacking years They held it back for two
Speaker 1: years until after his race with Ted Cruz? Would they
Speaker 1: do that to Trump? The reporter for Routers, Joseph Men.
Speaker 1: So you got the mainstream media democrats working hand in
Speaker 1: hand together to win elections and people like men and routers.
Speaker 1: You know, how do they expect us to take anything
Speaker 1: they put out there seriously? Or look at their rushed
Speaker 1: to judgment on the BuzzFeed fake news embarrassment or their
Speaker 1: condemnation of the Covington you know, high school kids Nicholas Sandman,
Speaker 1: or their desire to believe Jesse Smollett without asking just
Speaker 1: a few basic fundamental questions. You know Rourke, and you
Speaker 1: know he's part of the cult of the Dead cow
Speaker 1: fantasizing putting his foot on the accelerated to kill two
Speaker 1: kids with his car. Okay, yeah, I'll admit he's young,
Speaker 1: but it's a little creepy to me. But every one
Speaker 1: of these democratic radical extremists, socialist democrats, they're all basically
Speaker 1: on the same page. They have a vision for America.
Speaker 1: No oil, no gas, no combustion engine, no cows, no airplanes,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna build high speed trains. I can't wait
Speaker 1: to take the sailboat over to Europe the next time
Speaker 1: we have to a trip. I'll see in a month
Speaker 1: or maybe longer. Good luck visiting New Zealand or Australia
Speaker 1: or Asia. All right? Eight hundred and nine for one,
Speaker 1: Shawn is our number. You want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program when we come back New king which
Speaker 1: is going to join us on all of this. I
Speaker 1: glad you with us our two Sean Hannity show right
Speaker 1: out our toll free telephone number. You want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program. All right, excuse me this
Speaker 1: just in. The Supreme Court has now handed the President
Speaker 1: a huge victory on border security, hopefully a harbinger of
Speaker 1: victories to come, as the Supreme Court today endorsed the
Speaker 1: US government's authority to detain immigrants awaiting deportation anytime, even
Speaker 1: years after they have completed prison terms for criminal convictions. Now,
Speaker 1: the decision handed the President of victory is he pursues
Speaker 1: his border security agenda. Writing for the majority, sam Alito
Speaker 1: said that it is not the Court's job to impose
Speaker 1: a time limit for when immigrants can be detained after
Speaker 1: serving a prison sentence, and he noted that the Court
Speaker 1: has previously said that an official's crucial duties are better
Speaker 1: carried out late than never, And he said the challengers
Speaker 1: assertion that immigrants had to be detained within twenty four
Speaker 1: hours ending their prison sentence was especially hard to Swallow.
Speaker 1: It was a five four vote. Conservative justices also were
Speaker 1: in the majority in June when the court upheld a
Speaker 1: five four vote on Trump's travel band targeting people from
Speaker 1: countries that have a population of extremists. Other stats today
Speaker 1: even Spake News CNA and seven and ten Americans say
Speaker 1: the economy is in good shape. Interesting liberals are mad
Speaker 1: today that Trump donated one hundred thousand dollars to the
Speaker 1: Department of Homeland Security. Half of Americans now agree that
Speaker 1: Muller's investigation has become a witch hunt. The biggest accomplishment
Speaker 1: by the way of the president is the deregulation, and
Speaker 1: then I gave you the numbers before that. In fact,
Speaker 1: America has now set to become the world's largest oil exporter.
Speaker 1: Paris based International Energy Agency notes that the US has
Speaker 1: become the world's top oil producer in twenty eighteen and
Speaker 1: is now set to become the world's biggest oil exporter
Speaker 1: over the next five years, surpassing Russia and even Saudi
Speaker 1: Arabia as an exporter. Former Speaker of the House New
Speaker 1: King Ridge is with us. You know you don't hear
Speaker 1: if you turn on the news a lot about the
Speaker 1: President's successes, and there are an awful lot of them.
Speaker 1: You chronicle them in your book. How are you well,
Speaker 1: I'm great, I think if you'll notice that the maybe
Speaker 1: I'm too optimistic. You know I always said this with
Speaker 1: great But here we go by the way I'm being
Speaker 1: set up here go ahead. Oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm just beginning to think fast to a couple of
Speaker 1: talks I had with reporters, and you're CNN report just now.
Speaker 1: Maybe the damn is beginning to break. Maybe the facts
Speaker 1: are so overwhelming that even the hardcore news media is
Speaker 1: a little shaken that their version didn't work. And of
Speaker 1: course you just had, as you pointed out, two historic
Speaker 1: Supreme Court decision, remember the Colony Clintman one. Those would
Speaker 1: both have been seven to three or seven to two
Speaker 1: on the other side. Did you hear did you hear
Speaker 1: what Ted Compell said? He actually went on to say
Speaker 1: that he said that the New York Times and Washington
Speaker 1: Post have both decided as organizations that President Trump is
Speaker 1: bad for America. He goes on, I'm terribly concerned when
Speaker 1: you talk about the New York Times these days, when
Speaker 1: you talk about the Washington Post these days, we're not
Speaker 1: talking about the times of fifty years ago or the
Speaker 1: post fifty years ago. He said, we are talking about
Speaker 1: organizations that I believe have in fact decided as organizations
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump is bad for America. Pretty accurate. Well,
Speaker 1: that's see, that's a that's another great example though. Here
Speaker 1: he is one of the most respected newsmen of his
Speaker 1: generation coming down. Well, I'm still pissed off at him,
Speaker 1: but go ahead, judgment. Well, he sandbagged me. I do
Speaker 1: an hour interview with him, and he uses a minute
Speaker 1: in seven seconds to make himself look good. But anyway,
Speaker 1: that's edited. Yeah, you're right now. Look, I am not
Speaker 1: going to defend Ted Copple sandbag. There's probably a bad
Speaker 1: week he needed to feel good. Well, can I tell you?
Speaker 1: But I think it's interesting Copple, even a guy like
Speaker 1: Ted Copple feels that he needs to speak out. You're
Speaker 1: you're you're just sensing that the solid wall that condemned
Speaker 1: Trump is beginning to have leak center. You know, of course,
Speaker 1: the economy is a big piece of that. But also
Speaker 1: I had a conversational reporter today about the Muller Report,
Speaker 1: in which then this is a pretty liberal reporter from
Speaker 1: pretty liberal paper who just sort of said, well, gosh,
Speaker 1: if it really doesn't show anything, doesn't that kind of
Speaker 1: indicate the president? And I mean, this is not a
Speaker 1: reporter who a year ago could have said those words.
Speaker 1: So look at what happened with Beto O'Rourke. You want
Speaker 1: to talk about media bias or the the what are
Speaker 1: you laughing about? I'm sorry, Robert Francis Beto, I call
Speaker 1: him Bozo Rourke. Um, but yes, I always talked about
Speaker 1: Robert Francis O'Rourke. But my newsletter to Mars entitled by
Speaker 1: by Beto, he's in deep trouble. But the reporter entered
Speaker 1: in the agreement with Bozo to delay a story about
Speaker 1: him being part of a hacking group, the Cult of
Speaker 1: the Dead. How until after he ran against Ted Cruze.
Speaker 1: He held it for two years. Right, that's well, look,
Speaker 1: they know Rourke is or Robert Francis over to use
Speaker 1: his real name is the Kardashian version of the Kennedy's.
Speaker 1: So think about whatever whatever the Kennedy's once were in
Speaker 1: a mythical time. This guy is a shallow, narcissistic irrelevancy
Speaker 1: who was propped up by the support of a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of people who look at him and go, oh,
Speaker 1: my god, he actually waves his arms. I mean, did
Speaker 1: you see him waves his arms? Oh, he waves him
Speaker 1: he waves his arms. So well, yeah, and you have
Speaker 1: to say to yourself, I mean, this is a guy
Speaker 1: who supporters he got to be genuinely dumb. Well, and
Speaker 1: he's dumb. They've got to be dumb. So here's what's
Speaker 1: emerging with the twenty twenty candidates. And I'll ask a
Speaker 1: question about Joe Biden separately. But you have now even
Speaker 1: during the birth process abortion, in other words, as labor
Speaker 1: has begun, you're still you're still allowed to have an abortion.
Speaker 1: We heard the comments of the governor of Virginia. Well,
Speaker 1: first we'll deliver the baby, and we'll make the baby comfortable,
Speaker 1: and then the mother will decide whether or not medical
Speaker 1: attention will be given the baby, which is nothing short
Speaker 1: of infanticide and murder. But put that aside. But they're
Speaker 1: also the party that is serious. There's one hundred congressman
Speaker 1: senators combine that agree with the New Green Deal to
Speaker 1: eliminate gas oil, and we're on the verge of the
Speaker 1: biggest wealth producing breakthrough this country has ever had. With
Speaker 1: what I just pointed out about gas and oil, and
Speaker 1: we'll eliminate that the lifeblood of our economy and the
Speaker 1: combustion engine. And while we're at it, we'll get rid
Speaker 1: of cars and cows and planes, and we'll give everything, everybody,
Speaker 1: everything for free. And we'll tax corporations at ninety percent
Speaker 1: and individuals at at least seventy percent, and then we'll
Speaker 1: have a wealth tax on top of that. Right, how
Speaker 1: does that work? Of course it doesn't work. It works
Speaker 1: like Venezuela, it works like Zimbabwe, it works like Cuba.
Speaker 1: I mean, anybody who has lived and looked around at
Speaker 1: socialism on the planet realizes socialism is power to the government,
Speaker 1: leads to corruption, ends up depriving everybody except the elite
Speaker 1: of everything, and is sustained in power as in Venezuela
Speaker 1: right this minute, only because the military is the one
Speaker 1: group that gets goodies. Nobody else in vezue anything, but
Speaker 1: Maduro makes sure the military is taken care of, because
Speaker 1: that the only people left to keep in the power.
Speaker 1: So when you watch these people talk about gquibly being socialist,
Speaker 1: just realize these are people who refuse, absolutely refuse to
Speaker 1: deal with reality, and they're living in fantasy land and
Speaker 1: they want you to join them in their fantasies. So
Speaker 1: the people that I talked to this seems to be.
Speaker 1: Although Bernie is leading in a couple of polls over
Speaker 1: Joe Biden by a pretty significant margin, but people say, well,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden probably would be the front runner, and I'm
Speaker 1: looking at I don't really necessarily agree with that. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is a gaff machine. He'd first have to run
Speaker 1: on the failed record of him in Obama, which was
Speaker 1: a disaster, and I think the comparisons will be so
Speaker 1: stark that he's gonna have a lot of hard time
Speaker 1: defending that. And then you think of well, I've come
Speaker 1: from a slave state, and you think of the other
Speaker 1: gaffs that, Well, you can't work at a seven eleven
Speaker 1: or a dunkin Donuts unless you have a slight to
Speaker 1: a seven eleven or a dunkin Donuts unless you have
Speaker 1: a slight Indian accent. You got the first sort of
Speaker 1: Matrican American who is articulate and right and clean and
Speaker 1: bicycing guy. I mean, that's a man. You don't know
Speaker 1: my state, My state was a slave state. My state
Speaker 1: is a border state. My state is the eighth largest
Speaker 1: black population in the country. My state is aiming from
Speaker 1: a northeast liberal state. Romney wants to let the he
Speaker 1: said in the first hundred days, he's gonna let the
Speaker 1: big banks once again write their own rules. On chain
Speaker 1: Wall Street, You're gonna put you all back in chains.
Speaker 1: Can you believe storybook? Man? I mean, here you have
Speaker 1: the first African American that's articulate and clean. But on
Speaker 1: top of that, then you've got eight years of a
Speaker 1: track record. I don't know if America, I think are
Speaker 1: you better off than you wore four years ago? Will
Speaker 1: be a pretty powerful line if it's Joe Biden. I've
Speaker 1: known Joe Biden for a very long time, and Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is always a good candidate as long as he
Speaker 1: doesn't run, and I think that he will be a
Speaker 1: terrific candidate. And if he doesn't run, and every time
Speaker 1: he starts to run, he makes no sense. Yeah no,
Speaker 1: And if you listen to him for a little while,
Speaker 1: he can't his facts are wrongs, since that's just terrible,
Speaker 1: and his logic is just irrational, and that's why he's run.
Speaker 1: He collapsed as a candidate, and I think that, frankly,
Speaker 1: if he runs this time, to collapse. He will not
Speaker 1: be relevant by oh February next year. What do you
Speaker 1: think about where Muller is now going? And more importantly,
Speaker 1: you know we have we have been now peeling away
Speaker 1: the onion these two years. And we now know that
Speaker 1: the Clinton bought and paid for dossier after they rigged
Speaker 1: an investigation to not charge somebody that should have been charged.
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton, she was the favored candidate, and then that
Speaker 1: she buys this dossier. The dossier's disseminated to the American
Speaker 1: people as Russian lives to impact the twenty sixteen election.
Speaker 1: Then it's even used to obtain a FISA warrant against
Speaker 1: the Trump campaign. Is so see it so they can
Speaker 1: spy on an opposition party candidate and the lead up
Speaker 1: to an election. And now we're finding out that there
Speaker 1: was used the same unverified, uncorroborated at Clinton paid for
Speaker 1: Russian lines were used to bludge and Trump. And it's
Speaker 1: the exact opposite of what we've been told by the media.
Speaker 1: And now all the proof is coming out as they
Speaker 1: begin to reveal these closed door sessions and testimony. Well,
Speaker 1: all I look, all I can say because I have
Speaker 1: no secret insight information watching all of his big guns
Speaker 1: leave quietly, watching the way the news media, who have
Speaker 1: pretty good sources, are beginning to get more timid. I'm
Speaker 1: beginning to think that this report may be an amazing
Speaker 1: vindication of Trump and maybe the most devastating thing ever
Speaker 1: to happen to the House Democrats, because it may make
Speaker 1: it clear to the country that any effort to go
Speaker 1: beyond Mueller is pure vicious partisanship with no public preface
Speaker 1: to it. I have to tell you, if you and
Speaker 1: I know because we talked with us for months, if
Speaker 1: you had said to me six months ago, then we'd
Speaker 1: be at this stage and you'd be having this kind
Speaker 1: of leaving the stage with a whimper rather than a bang.
Speaker 1: I don't know that I'd have believed this. Well, what
Speaker 1: about the six to eight Democratic committees that have now
Speaker 1: committed themselves for the next two years not serving the
Speaker 1: American people, but endless investigations. How does that work for them? Well? Look,
Speaker 1: I think that Mueller in fact may make them an
Speaker 1: embarrassment and may give Trump the perfect bludgeon to say
Speaker 1: again and again to the country, Look, this state spent
Speaker 1: millions of dollars. He brought in the best Democratic lawyers
Speaker 1: he to find. He had the full power of the
Speaker 1: federal government. He couldn't find anything because there isn't anything.
Speaker 1: And I think that may well work to totally discredit
Speaker 1: the House Democrats in their effort to engage in this
Speaker 1: kind of investigation. Oh, it's going to be interesting. So
Speaker 1: who do you think if you had the guests today,
Speaker 1: who do the Democrats nominate to be there their candidate
Speaker 1: this year? Nook, I'm sticking with this on your show
Speaker 1: for a week after week. I believe Kamala Harris would
Speaker 1: be the nominee. I believe that if you're an African
Speaker 1: American woman from California, being from California, lets you automatically
Speaker 1: be crazy and that takes care of the left wing.
Speaker 1: She even raised a huge amount of money being an
Speaker 1: African American woman. There's are huge advantages in the primary.
Speaker 1: And I don't see who's gonna knocker out. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, I think if you know, the one person
Speaker 1: the Sanders actually can go to the distance, he might
Speaker 1: get the nomination. That would truly be astonishing. But remember,
Speaker 1: even Kamala buys into this New Green Deal insanity, I
Speaker 1: don't see the American people buying this Okay, okay, well
Speaker 1: they're not going. You didn't ask me how I thought.
Speaker 1: I'm in the general. Trump will in the general. Will
Speaker 1: you ask about the Democratic Party nomination and crazy? The
Speaker 1: Democratic Party right now is just to sign you a
Speaker 1: good loyal Democrat. So I think I think Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is adequately crazy by virtue of view from California. And
Speaker 1: I think that in the end, if you think about it,
Speaker 1: while Sanders has a pretty good vote, I think he's
Speaker 1: about like twenty twenty nine percent. The guy who was
Speaker 1: one hundred percent name Id, ran before for president and
Speaker 1: it's probably at his peak. Well, in the end, somebody's
Speaker 1: going to get to fifty one. I mean the Seman
Speaker 1: happened when Trump is He kept day by day eliminating
Speaker 1: his opponents, and one morning he was about fifteen Republican primaries.
Speaker 1: And I think she is more likely to get there
Speaker 1: than I think Sanders or Biden. All Right, New King Rich,
Speaker 1: former Speaker of the House, thanks for being with us.
Speaker 1: Don't forget to download his new podcast every Sunday. Certainly,
Speaker 1: by now people across the nation has seen the devastating
Speaker 1: and catastrophic flooding that's moving across our region. After having
Speaker 1: the opportunity to tour west in Iowa on Sunday and yesterday,
Speaker 1: I can tell you that from Hornick to Hamburg, I
Speaker 1: saw firsthand Iowans coming together not only for each other,
Speaker 1: but for their communities. I can also tell you they're
Speaker 1: still in the battle, but their resolve is strong. I
Speaker 1: have seen and heard stories of heroic volunteerism at each stop.
Speaker 1: We were invited into damaged homes of Iowans as they
Speaker 1: were fighting back emotions from the destruction. But I tell
Speaker 1: you they were still full of pride and their intention
Speaker 1: for tomorrow. I sat with the people in Hamburg who
Speaker 1: have lost two thirds of their town to floodwaters. Their
Speaker 1: water and facilities have been compromised, and the destruction to
Speaker 1: the egg community just in that small area Loane is devastating.
Speaker 1: We laid everything out, they talked about what they were facing,
Speaker 1: and in their next response I heard him say, they've
Speaker 1: not lost their fight and they don't know how to
Speaker 1: give up. All right. That is the Governor of Iowa,
Speaker 1: Kim Reynolds, talking about the devastation. Now, this is all
Speaker 1: throughout the Midwest in America, and the amount of damage
Speaker 1: record floods unprecedented damage and difficulty that the people of
Speaker 1: Iowa are facing and what happens next. Governor I'm first,
Speaker 1: I know I speak on behalf of everybody on this program.
Speaker 1: We're really sorry about all you've been through and tell
Speaker 1: us what the latest is. Oh, thanks Sean, I really
Speaker 1: appreciate that, and I appreciate you really helping us bring
Speaker 1: awareness of the just the catastrophic situation that we're dealing with,
Speaker 1: not only in Iowa, but my good friend to the west,
Speaker 1: Governor Ricketts in Nebraska, is just it's heart wrenching. It's
Speaker 1: horrific when you see it. Look when I did the
Speaker 1: flyover yesterday morning along the Missouri I mean, look like
Speaker 1: an ocean and to see, you know, generational farms that
Speaker 1: we're we're top to think about communities where I sat
Speaker 1: down with a mayor and hear that two thirds of
Speaker 1: your community, your city has been wiped out. We have
Speaker 1: sewer and water treatment facilities that have been compromised. It's
Speaker 1: just it's almost overwhelming. But at every community that I
Speaker 1: was in, the first responders, the emergency managers, the teamwork
Speaker 1: and coordination, and they all said this from federal to
Speaker 1: state to local has been phenomenal, and we didn't have
Speaker 1: a lot of time with this one, so we had
Speaker 1: to react really really quickly and just getting people evacuated.
Speaker 1: We had communities that access has been cut off, and
Speaker 1: we had communities doing rescues are Ye rescue efforts from
Speaker 1: a boat and uh, you know, it goes on and on,
Speaker 1: and uh, we're just getting started. We're in this for
Speaker 1: the long. Let me ask you what is the I
Speaker 1: know you were pretty successful in the evacuation. What is
Speaker 1: the long term damage in all of this. Well, we're
Speaker 1: assessing that right now, but it's it is going to
Speaker 1: be just significant. And I appreciate, you know, the President's
Speaker 1: response to this. He has I've talked to his representatives
Speaker 1: at the White House. I had a call yesterday from
Speaker 1: Secretary Sonny Purdue. The agricultural impact alone, we have been after,
Speaker 1: been after ben that is full of grain, and elevators
Speaker 1: that have a lot of grain that's lost. We have
Speaker 1: live thought that's been lost. We have just tremendous infrastructure problems,
Speaker 1: not only with our main interstates and highways, but a
Speaker 1: lot of secondary roads that are going to be impacted.
Speaker 1: I've had a call from Administrator Linda McMahon, so we
Speaker 1: can talk about, you know, let's live to put a
Speaker 1: strategy in place. We have to see what we can
Speaker 1: do immediately. Then we have to have a long term
Speaker 1: plan as well. But just them reaching out to me
Speaker 1: that say, we're aware of the situation, we know what's
Speaker 1: going on. Here's I'd received information from the Small Business
Speaker 1: Administrator McMahon this morning about how we can access grants
Speaker 1: and fun to help relocate businesses and get people back
Speaker 1: in their homes. I talked to Secretary Chow this morning
Speaker 1: as well. There's an opportunity for us to access some
Speaker 1: early release of emergency funding for from us DOT Federal
Speaker 1: Highway Administration to get the you know, the infrastructure up
Speaker 1: and going so we can move commerce in and out
Speaker 1: of the state. And so it's just and then I
Speaker 1: pulled all of my cabinet members together too, so that
Speaker 1: we're steamulessly looking for ways that we can respond and
Speaker 1: get the damage assessments done, so that we can get
Speaker 1: the information to the different the different areas to help
Speaker 1: help pool the resources and really start to rebuild and recover. Well,
Speaker 1: I know the President tweeted out that his team is
Speaker 1: staying in very close contact with you, and also local
Speaker 1: officials managing the floods and supporting the first responders, and
Speaker 1: long term, you're going to need some support, which, by
Speaker 1: the way, you know, the American people are the most
Speaker 1: generous on Earth. I'm sure that whatever is needed, they'll
Speaker 1: step up and help their fellow Americans out what needed.
Speaker 1: And you just see it over and over the sense
Speaker 1: of community that I don't know if I said this,
Speaker 1: I tell you we've just been I've been going twenty
Speaker 1: four to seven. But we have Vice President Pence that's
Speaker 1: going to be in today. I'm meeting him and Governor
Speaker 1: Ricketts and Omaha, we're going to do a flyover. You
Speaker 1: really need to see it to really get a sense
Speaker 1: of how, you know, the amount of flooding. It looked
Speaker 1: like an ocean as I drove over down Sunday. So,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just I can't think the outreach and
Speaker 1: just the willingness to say we stand ready, you know,
Speaker 1: to help wherever we can and to help expedite the process.
Speaker 1: And that's so important because you know, as we tend
Speaker 1: to look at government and bureaucracy and red tape, we're
Speaker 1: going to have to figure out how to be innovative
Speaker 1: and quick in coordinating resources to get this done, to
Speaker 1: really start the recovery process. So I'm so, well, how
Speaker 1: do you expect this is going to impact potentially some
Speaker 1: of the farmland in Iowa, which we as a country
Speaker 1: rely on so much. Yeah, I'm really nervous about I mean,
Speaker 1: we're resilient, we'll come back. But just the fact that
Speaker 1: you know, we've got we've got corn that's not that's
Speaker 1: gone that this is when they'd be moving it to market,
Speaker 1: and a lot of that isn't insured, and it's just
Speaker 1: how it goes. So we've got an issue there. We
Speaker 1: got to get rid of the water and get the
Speaker 1: fields back in shape. We have to make sure the
Speaker 1: roads are okay so that we can start to plant
Speaker 1: for the new season. You know, that's an issue. I
Speaker 1: a couple of my farmers down in one of our
Speaker 1: small counties in southwest ire I always said, this is
Speaker 1: just ten of dates. So this is one person that's
Speaker 1: talking about that area. Three hundred and ninety thousand bushels
Speaker 1: of soybeans, over a million bushels of corn that have
Speaker 1: been impacted, and we're still assessing it. So but you
Speaker 1: know what, we've got some of the best farmers in
Speaker 1: the entire world. We take very seriously our role in
Speaker 1: feeding and fueling the world, and we're doing more on
Speaker 1: less and with technology and innovation. We're going to get
Speaker 1: the sand out of the fields. We're going to rebuild,
Speaker 1: We're gonna be ready to go. You know, We'll just
Speaker 1: we just have That's why we've started recovery today. I mean,
Speaker 1: we have to be sure that we're doing everything we
Speaker 1: can that when they get ready to get in the
Speaker 1: field and to get the you know, start the new season,
Speaker 1: that we can get them there, that the roads are
Speaker 1: ready to go, and that you know, end the fields
Speaker 1: are ready to go. And so that's a lot of
Speaker 1: what we're working on. And also just in our communities,
Speaker 1: getting people back into housing and getting our businesses relocated
Speaker 1: so that we can not lose that commerce in these
Speaker 1: small communities across you know, across the western side of
Speaker 1: the state. Um, well, I know, the president of the
Speaker 1: vice president, they'll be all over it, and I'm sure
Speaker 1: emergency funding will be appropriated as it should be. So
Speaker 1: I just want you to know the rest of the
Speaker 1: country isn't you know, You're in our thoughts and prayers.
Speaker 1: We wish you the best and so sorry this happened.
Speaker 1: I know how traumatic it can be for people. They're
Speaker 1: losing everything, their farms, their homes, and things may seem
Speaker 1: bleak now, but these waters will recede and life will
Speaker 1: go on. And until then, Americans stand by, ready to hope.
Speaker 1: Thank you, and we're resilient. We are Iowans. We are tough,
Speaker 1: that's true, all right then, but you know we New
Speaker 1: Yorkers are kind of tough too, but we care about
Speaker 1: our friends in Iowa. Okay, deal, just send our love
Speaker 1: and appreciated, all right, Governor Kim Reynolds of Iowa. We're
Speaker 1: now joined by Governor Pete Ricketts of Nebraska, and he's
Speaker 1: here to talk about the tragedies caused by the floods there.
Speaker 1: You know, the last time Omaha got flooded, it just
Speaker 1: so happens that I was flying into Omaha. My kids
Speaker 1: were younger, they had a tennis tournament, and I was
Speaker 1: stunned at just the magnitude of the floods then. And
Speaker 1: from what I understand, it's even worse than it was
Speaker 1: at that time. Yeah, it is, you know, just to
Speaker 1: put this in perspective, in twenty eleven, when we had
Speaker 1: the flooding that were so damaging, we had the National
Speaker 1: Guard out to watch the levies. We didn't do any
Speaker 1: rescue operations. And in this case, we have had the
Speaker 1: National Guard rescue one hundred eleven people, the State Patrol
Speaker 1: of rescued one hundred and sixty three people. We've had
Speaker 1: our Nebraska Task Force rescue sixteen people. We have in
Speaker 1: the state of Nebraska never had a weather disaster that
Speaker 1: has been so widespread as this one has been. It
Speaker 1: literally has devastated every part of our state from the
Speaker 1: blizzard to the flooding. We've got two over two thirds,
Speaker 1: actually almost seventy percent of our counties in our state
Speaker 1: have declared an emergency. Seventy seven cities have declared an emergency.
Speaker 1: So this has displaced thousands of people. We actually still
Speaker 1: have four hundred and seventy five people in shelters right
Speaker 1: now while we wait for these floodwaters to go down.
Speaker 1: So this really has been the most devastating weather event
Speaker 1: that we've had in our state's history. And you know,
Speaker 1: I was listening to a Governor Reynolds before as well,
Speaker 1: But what you see is the same thing in Nebraska
Speaker 1: where the local people are stepping up. We really want
Speaker 1: to say thank you to our law enforcement, to the
Speaker 1: first responder, to the volunteers. They've been just doing a
Speaker 1: wonderful job. And I just want to give you a
Speaker 1: quick example. I was in Lynch on Saturday, small town
Speaker 1: in north central Nebraska. The fire chief there. His house
Speaker 1: had been flooded out, but he hadn't gone home as
Speaker 1: he was helping other people. The deputy sheriff. We drove
Speaker 1: past his house, he'd have been flooded out. His father
Speaker 1: in law was cleaning it out because he was out
Speaker 1: searching for a missing person. And that's what you've seen
Speaker 1: all across the stage is these selfless people who are
Speaker 1: put in the community first and have been working around
Speaker 1: o'clock and you know, three four hours of sleep at
Speaker 1: night to help make sure they keep their neighbors safe. Well,
Speaker 1: you have a Air Force base there, including officers and
Speaker 1: hangars of what three thousand feet of the base and
Speaker 1: eleven thousand and seven one hundred foot runway which is massive.
Speaker 1: It's underwater at this particular point. Yeah, about a third
Speaker 1: of the base is underwater. The good news is that
Speaker 1: none of the housing has been impacted, but about thirty
Speaker 1: operational buildings have been flooded and so that's going to
Speaker 1: take some time for that to be able to get
Speaker 1: cleaned out as well. So it's definitely impacting operations there
Speaker 1: at the base. Now. We were actually in the process
Speaker 1: of planning to move those planes to Lincoln anyway because
Speaker 1: they're going to be doing a runway repair project. But
Speaker 1: it certainly is the impacting the operations to base. I'm
Speaker 1: so sorry to hear that. You know, my time, I
Speaker 1: actually went to Omaha many many years when my kids
Speaker 1: were younger. They were playing national tournaments there, and I
Speaker 1: love the people of Nebraska and Omaha, and they're great people,
Speaker 1: and I know how hard they work for what they
Speaker 1: have and this can be really devastating to them. But
Speaker 1: why does it keep happening Because it happened the one
Speaker 1: time I was there, and now it's happening now. Is
Speaker 1: there anything that the government can do to stop this
Speaker 1: from happening. Well, one of the things we do is
Speaker 1: we work on flood mitigation, and that's an ongoing process.
Speaker 1: I think one of the things to keep in mind
Speaker 1: is Nebraska is the state's got the most amount of
Speaker 1: mileage of rivers and streams in the country. So it's
Speaker 1: actually one of the great things about our states, our
Speaker 1: water resources, in particular this flood. You know, the ground
Speaker 1: was still frozen when we had that weather system move in,
Speaker 1: and so that in part is responsible for why the
Speaker 1: water just didn't really have anywhere to go, and so
Speaker 1: it it's definitely one of the things that you know,
Speaker 1: we just continue to work on to be able to
Speaker 1: do that mitigation. But man, when you have a kind
Speaker 1: of water that we had come through our state, there's
Speaker 1: just no preparing for it. Like this is the worst
Speaker 1: we've ever had in our state's history. And you know,
Speaker 1: the people who saw two thousand eleven said, well, we'll
Speaker 1: never get any worse than that. Wrong by you know,
Speaker 1: some cases up to four feet. Listen, I was stunned
Speaker 1: flying over the flood the last time, and the magnitude
Speaker 1: of it, I mean, it went on for miles and
Speaker 1: miles and miles. Well, I know the federal government, I
Speaker 1: know the American people are the most generous on earth,
Speaker 1: and I know that support is on its way and
Speaker 1: help is on its way, and you know, we just
Speaker 1: wanted to give you guys a shout out today and
Speaker 1: wish you all our best and hope that you can
Speaker 1: get this receding as quickly as possible and get back
Speaker 1: to normal life. I'm sure the damage is going to
Speaker 1: be overwhelming in the end. Yeah, the damage is huge.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you think about it's about fifteen percent
Speaker 1: of our state highways were closed at one point, and
Speaker 1: we still have about two hundred miles of damaged roads
Speaker 1: that can't be reopened until we get them repaired. We've
Speaker 1: got fourteen bridges that are out at least, not counting
Speaker 1: the county bridges and the US Highway bridges. So it's
Speaker 1: gonna be a significant inputfrastructure. But I just one sure
Speaker 1: quick story I want to share with you. I was
Speaker 1: in Fremont at the First Lutheran shelter there on Saturday,
Speaker 1: and a woman by the name of Brenda came in.
Speaker 1: Her trailer had been washed away, her trailer home, and
Speaker 1: she and her kids got in the volunteer line because
Speaker 1: she wanted to teach your kids that they could still
Speaker 1: help out she didn't want to. And that's just the
Speaker 1: spirit of Nebraskans who are just, you know, just so
Speaker 1: amazing that their resilience has just been inspiring. And it's
Speaker 1: people like Brenda that are going to help us recover
Speaker 1: and make this a you know, the best place in
Speaker 1: the world to live, work and raise a family. All right,
Speaker 1: Governor Ricketts of Nebraska, we wish you the best. I
Speaker 1: know the American people will be watching. I know the
Speaker 1: federal government is on top of it, and we wish
Speaker 1: you a speedy recovery, and our thoughts and prayers are
Speaker 1: with everybody. Great well, thank you very much. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: You bet eight hundred and nine four one. Sean you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program quick break,
Speaker 1: We will come back, and when we come back, don't
Speaker 1: forget our News Roundup, Information Overload Hour. As we check
Speaker 1: in with our posters, John McLaughlin, Matt Towery, we'll take
Speaker 1: a look towards twenty twenty and the Democratic radical extreme
Speaker 1: candidates and whether or not they got a shot against
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. That and Hannity tonight nine Eastern on the
Speaker 1: Fox News Channel Straight Ahead. Coming up next our final
Speaker 1: News round Up and Information Overload Hour. Eric Holder, the
Speaker 1: former HI is talking about it expanding the number of
Speaker 1: people in the United States Supreme Court beyond nine to
Speaker 1: get more progressives on there. Where are you on that?
Speaker 1: I think we need to fix us him in corner.
Speaker 1: I think they stole a Supreme Court seat? Can we
Speaker 1: keep it at nine? Should we keep it at nine?
Speaker 1: I think I would like to start exploring a lot
Speaker 1: of options, and we should have a national conversation. Term
Speaker 1: limits for Supreme Court justices might be one thing to
Speaker 1: give every president to be abillity to choose three with
Speaker 1: people holding onto those seats and ways. And I don't
Speaker 1: think it's necessarily health so I want to face limit. Look,
Speaker 1: I think we term limits might be a better way
Speaker 1: to say that we get a two percent tax on
Speaker 1: the seventy five thousand richest families in this country, we
Speaker 1: would have enough money to provide universal childcare, universal PreK,
Speaker 1: universal pre pre k for every child in America and
Speaker 1: still have two tillion dollars left over. There is no
Speaker 1: such thing as an illegal human. So are you for
Speaker 1: or against their trimester abortions? So the question is about
Speaker 1: abortion and reproductive rights. And my answer to you is
Speaker 1: that that should be a decision that the woman makes.
Speaker 1: All Right News Round Up Information Overload hour here on
Speaker 1: the Sean Hannity Show, Our Hannity Watch on the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty Extremist Candidates continues as we vet these candidates, unlike
Speaker 1: what the mainstream media will ever do. Now you just
Speaker 1: heard from a Corey book or Elizabeth Warren, Kristen Gillibrand,
Speaker 1: and of course Robert Francis, Beto, Bozo O'Rourke. And we
Speaker 1: have some polls out today. The first Emerson College wisconsint
Speaker 1: Pole of Democratic primary voters, Bernie Sanders leads by a
Speaker 1: comfortable margin thirty nine percent, followed by Joe Biden at
Speaker 1: twenty four, Elizabeth Warren at fourteen, and let's see Beto
Speaker 1: at twenty, Kamala Harris at sixteen, and it goes on
Speaker 1: for there. What's interesting is you watched the positions that
Speaker 1: they're now taking. Almost all of these twenty twenty candidates
Speaker 1: have adopted the New Green Deal as part of their
Speaker 1: top agenda items. You know, you have a Beto O'Rourke.
Speaker 1: They're answering the question, you know, about third term abortions.
Speaker 1: How this became a big issue this year, kind of
Speaker 1: came out of nowhere, but now you have what ten
Speaker 1: states dealing with it, and the federal government and Democrats
Speaker 1: in Congress dealing with it. But when they started talking
Speaker 1: about abortion even during the birthing process and dilation has begun,
Speaker 1: and the governor of Virginia saying, well, first we'll deliver
Speaker 1: the baby, and after that we'll make sure the baby's comfortable,
Speaker 1: and then we'll let the mother decide whether or not
Speaker 1: the baby gets to live or die, which is infanticide.
Speaker 1: But that is the radical extreme democratic Socialist Party. Now
Speaker 1: what Warren is talking about is the other big issues
Speaker 1: that they're pushing. No one's paid a lot of attention.
Speaker 1: They want to expand the Supreme Court, and the reason
Speaker 1: is is that they see that by the time Donald
Speaker 1: Trump likely leaves office in twenty twenty five, they're not
Speaker 1: going to be happy at the new makeup of the court.
Speaker 1: So well, let's just add three liberals. Let's just change
Speaker 1: the whole system. Forget the electoral college system, which was
Speaker 1: designed specifically so big states don't get to stomp all
Speaker 1: over little state because the smaller states obviously have different
Speaker 1: needs than you know, states like New York and California.
Speaker 1: So that's been their big push. You have Warren bragging
Speaker 1: about this two percent tax, but she's going to provide
Speaker 1: daycare for our kids. We're going to provide think about this,
Speaker 1: everything is free guaranteed job, guaranteed leave, medical leave, sick leave,
Speaker 1: whatever it happens to be, guaranteed vacations, guaranteed retirement, guaranteed healthcare,
Speaker 1: but you can't get your own healthcare. We're going to
Speaker 1: eliminate oil gas, the combustion engine, cows, and airplanes over time,
Speaker 1: which will destroy the greatest wealth producing economic system ever
Speaker 1: envisioned and implemented in the history of man. Elizabeth Warren
Speaker 1: insisting her career was not advanced behind because of the
Speaker 1: Native American heritage claim. Corey Booker claiming something that is
Speaker 1: not true, that he's not a socialist, when in fact
Speaker 1: he is. And I think Beto Bozo had the worst
Speaker 1: week of everybody here when you look at his record.
Speaker 1: I mean, take for example, the latest controversy about him.
Speaker 1: We learned Friday that one of the reporters from Reuters
Speaker 1: sat on what was an embarrassing story about O'Rourke's time
Speaker 1: as a renegade online hacker until after his hotly contested
Speaker 1: race with Senator Ted Cruz. Now the Reuters reporter who
Speaker 1: has not been fired, his name is Joseph Men entered
Speaker 1: into an agreement with Bozo to delay the damning story
Speaker 1: so long as O'Rourke agreed to the interview anyway, So
Speaker 1: you got people like him, then you got bud BuzzFeed
Speaker 1: and their latest embarrassment. What you're gonna watch is exactly
Speaker 1: what we saw in two thousand and seven. In two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight, you're going to watch whoever the Democratic
Speaker 1: candidate is. There won't be any vetting of that candidate.
Speaker 1: They will be praise and worship and thrills up and
Speaker 1: down the legs of the extension of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: Media wise, which is the mainstream media. You look over
Speaker 1: their policies. Ninety four trillion dollars in ten years. That's
Speaker 1: what they want to spend to remake America into the
Speaker 1: socialist utopia. Take away all your fears, false promises, socialism, redistribution, statism,
Speaker 1: call it by whatever name you want. That's what they
Speaker 1: want for the country. All right, joining us now, we
Speaker 1: bring in our posters, John McLaughlin and Matt Towery. Thank
Speaker 1: you both for being with us. Matt, you had an
Speaker 1: interesting piece I saw this week about something that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump should do that would help him in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: and that's moved to Florida. Well, hey, Sean, how are
Speaker 1: yet it's you know I'm retired, but I came out
Speaker 1: of retirement to write this one because I am in
Speaker 1: Florida now, and you know, there is a certain value
Speaker 1: that comes being a home home state candidate. Florida's never
Speaker 1: had a president in the history of the country, and Trump,
Speaker 1: of course lives here anyway as Marilago. As a home
Speaker 1: I think he would give him a base. You know.
Speaker 1: One of his big complaint about states like New York
Speaker 1: is that you had the nanny state, you have the
Speaker 1: tax intent spends the state that they're driving people away.
Speaker 1: And I don't see any reason that he has to
Speaker 1: continue to call that his residence. I think you could
Speaker 1: call Florida's residence, be a Florida candidate, and then branch
Speaker 1: out to these other red states like Georgia, North Carolina,
Speaker 1: all of which are sort of like Florida. They're on
Speaker 1: the bubble. This time, they're they're not giving states for
Speaker 1: the Republican candidates. You know, it's funny, years ago, long
Speaker 1: before I ever ran for president, I said, why do
Speaker 1: you base yourself in New York knowing you're gonna save
Speaker 1: fifteen cents of every dollar If he just moved to
Speaker 1: Florida or Texas, and he was a little hesitant because
Speaker 1: I guess he just happens to love New York, feels
Speaker 1: identified with New York. But yeah, I think you'd save
Speaker 1: a lot of money. You know, you listen to the
Speaker 1: words of Andrew Cuomo. I think they're so revealing. Jason
Speaker 1: will pull this up. Well, tax the rich, tax the rich,
Speaker 1: tax the rich. Well, we tax the rich, and now
Speaker 1: they're leaving. And as a result, there's a two point
Speaker 1: three billion dollars short ball and they don't know how
Speaker 1: to make it up. We have one of the most
Speaker 1: progressive tax codes in the United States, which is a
Speaker 1: good thing, which means the richer you are, the more
Speaker 1: you pay. However, that presents a very fragile economy because
Speaker 1: then you are relying on a very small number of
Speaker 1: people for the vast amount of your tax dollars. One
Speaker 1: percent of the taxpayers pay nearly half of all the taxes.
Speaker 1: Tax the rich, Tax the rich, tax the rich. We
Speaker 1: did now God forbid, the rich leave well, the richer
Speaker 1: leaving ten a thousand a year in states like New York,
Speaker 1: New Jersey and Illinois and California. And you see states
Speaker 1: like Texas, Tennessee and Florida gaining population and the Carolinas
Speaker 1: as people go to tax havens and see that they
Speaker 1: get more bang for their buck. And I don't see
Speaker 1: this trend ending anytime soon, John McLaughlin. Now, and and
Speaker 1: by the way, I'm like Yushan, I'm still in New Yorker.
Speaker 1: You grew up in New York. I grew up in now.
Speaker 1: I don't have a choice. My work keeps me tied
Speaker 1: to New York unfortunately. Yeah, well my grandkids do so.
Speaker 1: My wife it's like she's not moving. But the day
Speaker 1: is It's not just Florida. It's like like match from Georgia. Georgia.
Speaker 1: I worked for Governor deal Down there. They had the
Speaker 1: high the lowest per capita taxes in the country. And
Speaker 1: Atlanta is booming in Florida's economy is growing. And what
Speaker 1: Governor Cuomo when he talks about And by the way,
Speaker 1: yesterday there was a Siena poll out statewide. He was
Speaker 1: forty six approved favorable, forty eight unfavorable. And the New Yorkers,
Speaker 1: I don't know why why they re elected him. But
Speaker 1: the amazing part is he was talking about when he
Speaker 1: talks about millionaires leaving the state, that one percent. The
Speaker 1: most recent data is twenty sixteen from the tax filings.
Speaker 1: So Trump wasn't even elected president and they were flocking
Speaker 1: out of the state. And it's because of his high taxes.
Speaker 1: And you want to, I mean, Elizabeth Warren, you want
Speaker 1: to destroy the wealth of the United States. Put a
Speaker 1: wealth tax in. They'll go to other countries. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: The rich will always find a way to escape the taxes.
Speaker 1: And in the meantime, the people, they don't get it,
Speaker 1: all right, So Acasio Cortez and a fairly large majority
Speaker 1: of Democrats they want a seventy percent marginal tax rate,
Speaker 1: a ninety percent marginal tax rate for corporations, and on
Speaker 1: top of that, then they are offering everybody everything for free.
Speaker 1: But we're going to take away the lifeblood of our economy,
Speaker 1: which is oil and gas. I mean, we're talking about
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of high paying career jobs for Americans
Speaker 1: on top of the job creation we have already experienced.
Speaker 1: And I'm looking at that, and then of course Elizabeth
Speaker 1: Warren's wealth tax. How is this going to play in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, That's the question. Matt Towery, Well, I think
Speaker 1: John would probably agree if you if you listen to
Speaker 1: the public that you just mentioned a few minutes ago. Basically,
Speaker 1: you have maybe one mainstream middle not really middle of
Speaker 1: the road, the middle of the roads prepared for the
Speaker 1: rest of them, who has decent numbers, and that would
Speaker 1: be Joe Biden. Everyone else is to the left and
Speaker 1: moving greatly to the left. But Bernie's beating Joe on
Speaker 1: a lot of states. Well yeah, and then Bernie being
Speaker 1: and Burnie being another one. So my point being that
Speaker 1: when you add up all the candidates who are getting
Speaker 1: support who are to way left to center, including Bernie,
Speaker 1: very little room for a moderate. And I said, my
Speaker 1: gut feeling right now I had to make prediction is
Speaker 1: the Democrats are going to go hard left. There's not
Speaker 1: going to be a center. There's not going to be
Speaker 1: some come to the battle and eas you even think
Speaker 1: crazy Uncle Joe is going to go further left. I
Speaker 1: think he has to. I don't if he does. If
Speaker 1: he doesn't do that, this is this is not going
Speaker 1: to be the scenario that we saw last time. This
Speaker 1: is gonna be two thousand and eight in which you
Speaker 1: had Hillary Clinton running and she didn't see Barack Obama coming. Okay,
Speaker 1: but crazy Joe has a lot of problems with the base.
Speaker 1: You can't go to a seven eleven or nunkin Donuts
Speaker 1: unless you have a slight Indian accent. My state's a
Speaker 1: slave state. You know. Here's Barack Obama. He's articulate and
Speaker 1: he's clean, storybook man. And add to that some issues
Speaker 1: that I know are coming out in his position, for
Speaker 1: example on race issues and bussing and segregation. I mean,
Speaker 1: these comments, you know, are going to devastate him. That's
Speaker 1: why I can't win. I think one of these other
Speaker 1: candidates to the west of him are gonna end up prevailing,
Speaker 1: and then you're gonna have a very stark difference. You're
Speaker 1: gonna have Donald Trump on one side and you're gonna
Speaker 1: have someone to the extreme left on the other. And
Speaker 1: it's going to be a repeat at mcgovernor. Next to
Speaker 1: them is a repeat at Mondale Carter. Admittedly all brought
Speaker 1: into the future. I don't know what yall thinks about that,
Speaker 1: but that's my gun, is what I've seen right now. John. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think we're looking in nineteen seventy two all over again.
Speaker 1: I think the Democrat Party is going to fracture and
Speaker 1: you will see a moderate Democrat leave the party and run,
Speaker 1: and that could be Howard Schiltz right now. But you're
Speaker 1: going to have a three way or four way race
Speaker 1: where the President is going to be strengthen because his
Speaker 1: basis solid, but he's also improving. His numbers are moving up.
Speaker 1: I spoke to him a week ago Monday, and his
Speaker 1: numbers are grinding up because his State of the Union
Speaker 1: speech was great, The policy pronouncements that people heard was great,
Speaker 1: and the best line in his speech was that America
Speaker 1: would never be a socialist nation. And what's going on
Speaker 1: right now is the anti Trump. The range Democrats are
Speaker 1: having those derby to see who's most arranged, and they're
Speaker 1: taking these policies that are maybe popular in a room
Speaker 1: full of socialists, but in mainstream America, in middle America.
Speaker 1: The idea of repealing the Trump tax cuts, which would
Speaker 1: raise the income tax rates on nine percent of Americans, raised,
Speaker 1: the cut the child tax credit hand from two thousand
Speaker 1: and one thousand, cut the personal deductions down from two
Speaker 1: thousand and one thousand, massive tight tuts on middle America
Speaker 1: in contrast to an economy that's growing and in America
Speaker 1: that's stronger. I mean, the president is really he just
Speaker 1: needs to keep moving ahead with his policies and showing
Speaker 1: that the majority of Americans agree with him while the
Speaker 1: Democrats are going off on this and it's not just economy,
Speaker 1: it's it's it's you know, abortion. It's all right, So
Speaker 1: predictions who's going to be the Democratic nominee and who's
Speaker 1: going to win the general I'm putting you out on
Speaker 1: alleged Matt towery Oh, if I had to guess right now,
Speaker 1: Harris will be the committee. Trump wins the presidency. I
Speaker 1: said it last time, and I was right, Seawan, you
Speaker 1: were kind enough to quote me on the air the
Speaker 1: day before the election when a lot of folks didn't.
Speaker 1: John probably saw it coming. I saw it coming that
Speaker 1: there weren't many others. I think Trump wins again, but
Speaker 1: I think he'll probably be running against Harris. That would
Speaker 1: be just my guess. John Well, I you know, having
Speaker 1: worked for the president last time in the primary of
Speaker 1: the election, I'm getting ready to work from in his reelection.
Speaker 1: He's going to get re elected because his policies are working.
Speaker 1: Last question, what's going to happen in Israel? We gotta look,
Speaker 1: we've had one guy on the world stage that has
Speaker 1: singularly been steadfast on the issue of moral clarity against
Speaker 1: radical Islam. Islamis, especially those in Iran, that present a
Speaker 1: real clear president danger to the world. Prime Minister Nett
Speaker 1: Yahoo's up for reelection in about a month. Where are
Speaker 1: we going to end up there? Well, as you know,
Speaker 1: I worked for the Prime minister, so I'll be going
Speaker 1: back over there. But as of what they did was
Speaker 1: they've investigigated the guys for three years, harassed them on
Speaker 1: these about cigars, good grief, right, and they indicted him
Speaker 1: five weeks after the election. This is a model of
Speaker 1: how they're trying to get rid of Donald Trump. So
Speaker 1: the left, it's an international left that's persecuting a successful
Speaker 1: right of center prime minister who's keeping Israel in the
Speaker 1: world safe, stood up to Iran, and he's running against
Speaker 1: a general who favored the Obama Iran deal. I mean,
Speaker 1: could you imagine being in Israeli and saying it's great
Speaker 1: to give them one hundred billion dollars. I wish they
Speaker 1: shot rockets. You know, we telling you last week that
Speaker 1: were Iranian rockets. Where do you who do you think
Speaker 1: paid for that rockets? But they've been fighting proxy wars
Speaker 1: killing Americans and threatening to wipe Israel off the map
Speaker 1: and America off the map for decades. And that was
Speaker 1: how foolish the Obama administration was when they dropped one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty billion dollars in cash and other currency
Speaker 1: on their tarmac. All right, John, thank you, Matt, good
Speaker 1: to talk to you. Appreciate you all being with us.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and nine four one. Sean, if you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program, all right, let's
Speaker 1: get to our busy phones here as we say hi
Speaker 1: to Dan Is in Michigan, Dan the man, how are
Speaker 1: you glad you called? Sir? Thanks? Sean, you're you're doing
Speaker 1: terrific as always. Um. Hey, bid O'Rourke. Um. And you
Speaker 1: know how they say he's powerful because he almost beat
Speaker 1: Ted Cruise. Yeah, and in twenty sixteen. Okay, but Sean,
Speaker 1: well what people are missing? And I hope you kind
Speaker 1: of bring this up in the future. His Ted Cruise
Speaker 1: in two thousand sixteen was a never Trumper, right. He
Speaker 1: harmed Trump in the primaries three hundred delegates down refused
Speaker 1: to drop out. He kind of got more into his
Speaker 1: personal desires than than than for the party, and he
Speaker 1: went in the election with half the Republicans Mad Adam
Speaker 1: and not supportive of because what he almost, you know,
Speaker 1: caused us. Now, by the way, Sean, I know you
Speaker 1: let me correct one thing. Look, Look, it was a
Speaker 1: hard fought battle and race, and Ted did eventually throw
Speaker 1: his support behind Trump. And I think Ted, well, he
Speaker 1: said it on this program not that long ago, that
Speaker 1: he's been pleasantly surprised that Trump has kept his promises
Speaker 1: and governed as a conservative. And as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: I can tell you from experience that I know that
Speaker 1: Senator Cruz and President Trump get along great. And you know,
Speaker 1: don't forget the President went down to campaign for Senator
Speaker 1: Cruz because he had one hundred million dollars being thrown
Speaker 1: at him by you know, uh Beto Bozo and you know,
Speaker 1: and that helped a lot in the race. So okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: so by the way, you you cut me before I
Speaker 1: was gonna say I've forgiven him. He's turned out great,
Speaker 1: you know, backing Trump, You've forgiven him. I think he
Speaker 1: realizes his own mistake. But my point is when he
Speaker 1: was running against Beto, he wasn't never Trumper, and a
Speaker 1: lot of aust Republicans weren't happy with him, and he
Speaker 1: only got forty four percent of the vote, and that
Speaker 1: was the big reason that Beto did so well. And
Speaker 1: the proof of that is the Trump. The big Trump
Speaker 1: supporter Greg Abbott got fifty five percent of the vote.
Speaker 1: Now I love Ted Cruise now, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: But so Beto was against a weekend Ted Cruise. You know,
Speaker 1: he's not that powerful, isn't You got you gotta understand something.
Speaker 1: This is part of the political process. And when you
Speaker 1: start out with seventeen guys and they all want one
Speaker 1: job and there's only gonna be one left standing, usually
Speaker 1: what happens is a pretty big part of the sixteen
Speaker 1: that lose or not particularly happy that they lost. But
Speaker 1: you know what that's you know, this is bean ball here,
Speaker 1: this is you know, this is a blood sport to
Speaker 1: quote a phrase, and I think the President understood it.
Speaker 1: I think that Ted Cruz understood it. I think they
Speaker 1: both got hot towards each other at different times. And
Speaker 1: you know, now they're working together and I think they
Speaker 1: support each other a lot more than you think. And
Speaker 1: Sean one hundred percent support Ted Cruise now, but you
Speaker 1: have to admit he was week back then because of
Speaker 1: being a never Trumper in that and that is why
Speaker 1: Beto did so well. I like Trump or Cruise now,
Speaker 1: but Beto did so well because he was you know,
Speaker 1: I think it was just Look, it's a very difficult
Speaker 1: cycle the president's first mid term. I've given you the numbers.
Speaker 1: I mean, in the case of Barack Obama, remember his
Speaker 1: first mid term, he lost six senators and he lost
Speaker 1: sixty three House seats. You know, Bill Clinton lost eight
Speaker 1: senators and fifty two House seats, and Trump lost I
Speaker 1: think thirty nine to forty House seats and he picked
Speaker 1: up Senate seats. So you know, historically, anyway, Trump did
Speaker 1: a lot better than previous presidents in their first midterm election.
Speaker 1: And I think a lot of it was because of
Speaker 1: the pure work ethic and force some Trump to get
Speaker 1: his voters to support some of these guys. Missouri was
Speaker 1: not an easy race. Indiana was not easy. Tennessee for
Speaker 1: a while looked like it was going to be much tougher,
Speaker 1: and the same Look how close Florida was, both for
Speaker 1: Rhonda Santis and for former Governor Rick Scott. Texas got
Speaker 1: a lot tougher than we would have liked. I think
Speaker 1: we could have won Arizona, but it worked out in
Speaker 1: the end, and I just think that, you know, that's
Speaker 1: the nature of politics. You know, there are alliances and
Speaker 1: there are times that you're gonna be against each other.
Speaker 1: I will tell you one thing. Anybody that I've ever
Speaker 1: watched run for president and then when they lose, they
Speaker 1: seem to lose their mind. You know, starting with well,
Speaker 1: exhibit a Al Gore, He's never been the same, He's
Speaker 1: lost his mind. Many others show signs of this syndrome.
Speaker 1: If you will look, it's very hard when you think
Speaker 1: you're gonna win to lose. And some people also, I've
Speaker 1: met politicians. I've gone into districts before you know a
Speaker 1: vote is about to take place a few weeks out,
Speaker 1: and I'm looking at polls and I will say, well,
Speaker 1: you're fifteen points down, and he goes, Nah, those polls
Speaker 1: are wrong. He goes, you should see the crowds. The
Speaker 1: crowds are not indicative of public sentiment. I tend to
Speaker 1: believe polls that are well done. I don't think in
Speaker 1: the day and age of Trump, I don't think Trump
Speaker 1: is a typical politician you can poll because there are
Speaker 1: many people that are just going to say I'm not
Speaker 1: telling you who I'm voting for. That's why I knew
Speaker 1: the eggsit polls on election Day twenty sixteen. We're not right.
Speaker 1: I hope that answers your question. Let's go back to
Speaker 1: our phones as we say hi to Brian Is on
Speaker 1: the All New AM seven ten wo R in New York.
Speaker 1: How are you? What's going on? Hey, Sean? How are
Speaker 1: you doing? As and etch long islander to a long islander. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I just wanted. I just wanted to say that, you know,
Speaker 1: we all know that who we voted against Trump, the
Speaker 1: fourteen centators, but Rampaule's the only one that anybody really
Speaker 1: knows of. Why has any of Tucker anybody put their
Speaker 1: faces out there with their names because it's easy to vote,
Speaker 1: know in the dark, and it's kind of like what
Speaker 1: they've done. And I'll tell you what, as a staunch Republican,
Speaker 1: I would love to see them up all the time
Speaker 1: and say, you know, remind people, these are the ones
Speaker 1: that voted against them. Don't let them get away, which
Speaker 1: is voting in the dark. And I know he did
Speaker 1: it at a principle, And I don't blame rampaul in
Speaker 1: this particular case. You know, at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: I'm looking at, Okay, did the president win. They're not
Speaker 1: going to be able to override the veto. The president won.
Speaker 1: The President's getting his money, and I know there might
Speaker 1: be some constitutional agreements with it. I don't see one myself.
Speaker 1: I've gone over you know, the legislation that allows the
Speaker 1: president to stop and intervene in drug trafficking corridors and
Speaker 1: build barriers and lighting, etc. But I would also argue
Speaker 1: that his role as commander in chief, when you have
Speaker 1: that many murders and that many sexual assaults, and that
Speaker 1: many violent assaults, and that that percentage of drugs crossing
Speaker 1: the borders, that you know, he has a duty that
Speaker 1: he's sworn to uphold, and that is protecting the American people.
Speaker 1: You know, I've the problem I as like I said,
Speaker 1: as a storage Republican, I'm almost embarrassed about some of
Speaker 1: all legislatures and how cowardly they are. It's a stand
Speaker 1: up for what we believe, and I just it just
Speaker 1: I'm not disagreed with you. You're not You're not hearing
Speaker 1: me praise the Republican Party in general. If the Republicans
Speaker 1: would just align behind Trump and the agenda that they
Speaker 1: had openly supported for years. Absolutely, they would be infinitely
Speaker 1: stronger as a party. But you know, Trump goes to Washington,
Speaker 1: they had sixty five show votes that they would repeal
Speaker 1: and replace Obamacare. But when push came to shove and
Speaker 1: it actually mattered, well, we found out we had about
Speaker 1: one hundred in the House that didn't really mean it.
Speaker 1: And in the Senate two years earlier, in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 1: they had voted just to repeal Obamacare, and then seven
Speaker 1: Republicans have voted to repeal in twenty fifteen, wouldn't do
Speaker 1: it in twenty seventeen. It's very frustrated. You know, it's
Speaker 1: they're week, they're timid, they lack vision, fight backbone, and
Speaker 1: you know it's what we're dealing with. That's why I
Speaker 1: like the Freedom Caucus so much. The one thing I
Speaker 1: would ask, the one thing I look at the Democrats
Speaker 1: and go, you know what, I wish we had the
Speaker 1: strength to stick together like they do. We would be unbeatable.
Speaker 1: But we're not true and that's what a shame? What
Speaker 1: a shame? Agreed totally, all right, eight hundred nine for one,
Speaker 1: Shawn is our number. You want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. All right, let's go to Jerry. Where
Speaker 1: are you, Jerry? I can't see where where you calling from?
Speaker 1: Flagler Beach, Florida, just north of the Daytona Beach. What's
Speaker 1: going on? Sorry? I know you're living in paradise sort
Speaker 1: of kind of. I don't take this the wrong way,
Speaker 1: but I hate you. Yeah, there's four people in the
Speaker 1: Midwest are getting flooded. I got we got hit by
Speaker 1: IRMA in twenty seventeen, So I feel their pain, but
Speaker 1: I get it. I understand border cross the border crisis
Speaker 1: is what I wanted to call about. And I have
Speaker 1: an advertising company and you know, and getting people's minds,
Speaker 1: you know, turned toward a particular issue is what I
Speaker 1: do for a living. And I cannot believe how inapt
Speaker 1: Conservatives and Republicans are at fighting any kind of an
Speaker 1: issue whatsoever by not using emotion and using similes and
Speaker 1: whatnot that to point out things. So in nine to eleven,
Speaker 1: how many people died on nine to eleven, almost three thousand.
Speaker 1: How many people died of drug overdoses from drug because
Speaker 1: it came across our border last year it was twenty
Speaker 1: times more. That's twenty times more families personally affected twenty
Speaker 1: times more people who died. And look how much of
Speaker 1: our national treasure went to go over and go to
Speaker 1: Afghanistan Iraq and fight those people over there. They killed
Speaker 1: one twentieth of as many people. And this is happening
Speaker 1: over and over a year after year, and there's no crisis.
Speaker 1: This is not crisis. Oh, come on, we got the cartels,
Speaker 1: we've got the gang members of heroin. Now the added
Speaker 1: burden of Fenton al which is even a stronger drug
Speaker 1: killer than heroin. We're losing three hundred people a week
Speaker 1: in this country. Add to that that young girls are
Speaker 1: being human trafficking into prostitution for the rest of their lives.
Speaker 1: They're being destroyed. Add to that those criminal illegal immigrants,
Speaker 1: the two percent I talk about, not the ninety eight
Speaker 1: percent that just want a better life. And look at
Speaker 1: the number we had angel moms and dads on this
Speaker 1: program yesterday. How do you ever recover when you lose
Speaker 1: your nineteen year old son murdered by an illegal criminal
Speaker 1: alien that should have been deported but some policy or
Speaker 1: some you know, sanctuary city or state allowed that individual
Speaker 1: to go free. At what point do those people that
Speaker 1: don't enforce the law, Do they bear culpability? Are they
Speaker 1: not held accountable for aiding and abetting in what happens
Speaker 1: by keeping such criminals in the country. It's you know,
Speaker 1: I've never seen people have things so asked backwards and
Speaker 1: then streaming at the top of their lungs about child
Speaker 1: separation when we have child separation that is permanent and
Speaker 1: the person that fixed the child separation issue happened to
Speaker 1: be this president. Can I give you another example of
Speaker 1: a can do whatever you want absolutely insanity. If you
Speaker 1: have a dog Sean and he gets out of the
Speaker 1: yard and he hurts a small child in the neighborhood,
Speaker 1: a judge could literally put you in jail and find
Speaker 1: the living daylights out of you. You could spend much
Speaker 1: time in jail. But that very same judge can let
Speaker 1: a rapist, a drug dealer, a gang member out early
Speaker 1: and then harm more people in our community, and they're
Speaker 1: not held accountable. There's another example of the double standard
Speaker 1: that goes on because we have a ruling class in
Speaker 1: this country, and you know, because we cannot hold them
Speaker 1: accountable is part of the reason why we're in the
Speaker 1: shape that we're in. You know, I'm just flat against
Speaker 1: me all right. I appreciate the call. Thanks so much,
Speaker 1: Jerry eight hundred and nine for one Sean told free
Speaker 1: telephone number you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: We had an awesome Hannity tonight, nine East, and we'll
Speaker 1: tell you about that as we continue. All Right, that's
Speaker 1: gonna wrap things up for today. Hannity Tonight, nine Eastern
Speaker 1: on the Fox News Channel. We will have the latest
Speaker 1: where's the Muller Report, but more importantly, the Deep State
Speaker 1: revealed more information, will break it wide opens. Also, we're
Speaker 1: talking about the abusively biased news media in this country
Speaker 1: now being revealed and people understanding it. And Donna Brazil
Speaker 1: makes her debut as a Fox contributor, nine Eastern. Hannity Tonight,
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Speaker 1: for being with us.