Speaker 1: Thank you, Bet Bown.
Speaker 2: In our two Sean Hannity Show toll free, it is
Speaker 2: eight hundred and ninefold one Sean. If you want to
Speaker 2: be a part of the program. In a moment, we'll
Speaker 2: be joined by our friend and former Speaker of the House,
Speaker 2: the last Speaker, by the way, to balance the budget,
Speaker 2: but four or five consecutive years, New Gingrich. His brand
Speaker 2: new book is out today. It's called Trump's Triumph, America's
Speaker 2: Greatest Comeback. You can get it on Amazon dot com,
Speaker 2: Hannity dot com, now in bookstores all across the country. Also,
Speaker 2: the speaker will be in Ridgewood, New Jersey tonight. It bookends.
Speaker 2: He has a book signing at six o'clock tonight. If
Speaker 2: you're a New Jersey you might want to go and
Speaker 2: see this. Not only did we see the greatest comeback
Speaker 2: in history, but then we see every big thing the
Speaker 2: president is trying to do anywhere between what twelve fourteen
Speaker 2: to twenty million illegal immigrants unvetted, including known terrorists and
Speaker 2: murderers and rapists and cartel members and gang member he's
Speaker 2: getting rid of them. Then you see the president gets
Speaker 2: ten trillion dollars in commitments from countries and companies to
Speaker 2: build manufacturing centers back here in America, including auto factories, pharmaceuticals,
Speaker 2: so we won't have that national security health risk semiconductor chips.
Speaker 2: He's going after rare earth metals, so we'll be independent
Speaker 2: in that category as well. And then you see the
Speaker 2: president restoring law and order and safety and security. Then
Speaker 2: you see the President building out the next generation of weaponry.
Speaker 2: Then you see the President trying to bring peace to
Speaker 2: Europe and peace in the Middle East, not something anybody
Speaker 2: probably in their right mind except Donald Trump would would
Speaker 2: try to do for the betterment of the world, and
Speaker 2: he gets nothing but NonStop criticism for it. Anyway, Former
Speaker 2: Speaker of the House New Gingrich is with us what
Speaker 2: I love about the book, and I finally finished it
Speaker 2: cover to cover. Congratulations number one.
Speaker 3: It really is.
Speaker 2: It comes from my friend, the professor, the historian, because
Speaker 2: what we're living through right now is revolutionary. And if
Speaker 2: the economy turns around, and we saw the Atlanta Fed
Speaker 2: yesterday predict four point six percent GDP growth for the
Speaker 2: second quarter, which is if we get anywhere near that number,
Speaker 2: we get to three percent, it is going to be
Speaker 2: a massive reversal in terms of economic fortunes in this
Speaker 2: country in spite of doom and gloom predictions. And if
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, he's already secured the border, he's now deporting
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants. If he could somehow thread the needle and
Speaker 2: get peace in Europe and peace in the Middle East,
Speaker 2: and the economy is going to run at a level
Speaker 2: we've not seen. Our entire adult lives with ten trillion
Speaker 2: dollars in committed investment. This is the most historic revolutionary
Speaker 2: president in our lifetime. And you wrote this book from
Speaker 2: that perspective. As I was reading it, that's how I
Speaker 2: felt it was written.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, I started writing this in October because
Speaker 4: I was convinced Trump was going to win, and I
Speaker 4: wanted to take a historian's view and put it in
Speaker 4: a context beyond the daily news. And I wanted to
Speaker 4: be as much forward looking as backward looking. So it's
Speaker 4: Trump's triumph, but it's the American people's greatest comeback. And
Speaker 4: it's the combination of two that the Mega Movement made
Speaker 4: Trump Trump made the Mega Movement, and together, I think
Speaker 4: it's both fascinating to look at last year, but it's
Speaker 4: even more fascinating to look at the future. Remember, this
Speaker 4: is the only candidate in history to defeat an incumbent president,
Speaker 4: pivot and defeat an incumbent vice president all in the
Speaker 4: same year. And so it's just utterly remarkable.
Speaker 2: You know, I never I I never really have a
Speaker 2: lot of hope for mid term elections, just based on history,
Speaker 2: if I'm not mistaken, how many years it had been
Speaker 2: forty years since Republicans had a majority in the House
Speaker 2: when you were elected in ninety four, and then you
Speaker 2: held that majority two years later, And that does not
Speaker 2: happen very often, does it.
Speaker 4: Well, it was when we held it. It was the
Speaker 4: first time since nineteen twenty eight. And what's really interesting, Sean,
Speaker 4: And of course you were there, you were part of
Speaker 4: all us. But think about this, from nineteen twenty eight
Speaker 4: to nineteen ninety four, the Democrats hold the House for
Speaker 4: sixty four years, the House Republicans for four, so sixty
Speaker 4: four to four. Once we broke through and we survived
Speaker 4: in twenty ninety six for the first time in sixty
Speaker 4: eight years, we have held the House since for twenty
Speaker 4: two years and the Democrats for only eight. So in
Speaker 4: terms of a genuine shift in the balance of power
Speaker 4: in Washington, it's one of the more remarkable elections. And frankly,
Speaker 4: if President Trump can win next year, then I think
Speaker 4: we have a chance to see the biggest change, bigger
Speaker 4: change maybe than Franklin Donna Roosevelt, which would put Trump
Speaker 4: in a very unique league of effective change oriented presidents.
Speaker 2: There's only been two times in the last one hundred
Speaker 2: years where Republicans have held control of the White House
Speaker 2: and the House and the Senate, and I would like
Speaker 2: to see them maintain that for the four years that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump as president. Otherwise we're going to be facing
Speaker 2: endless impeachments and NonStop attacks. You know, people ask me why, well,
Speaker 2: why do you keep saying that you like Kasmin Crockett
Speaker 2: and AOC and Grandpa Bernie and Uncle Timmy Walls and
Speaker 2: their squad. I like because they represent the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: Now over fake news CNN, they have this guy that
Speaker 2: analyzes numbers. His name is Harry Entit. I have no
Speaker 2: idea who the guy is anyway, but he did say
Speaker 2: something and it was on real clear politics. Democrats are
Speaker 2: no longer the party of the middle class, and Trump
Speaker 2: and Republicans have taken that mantle away. I've been saying
Speaker 2: this now for a long time and that is really
Speaker 2: the force of Donald Trump. The ten trillion dollars to
Speaker 2: bring manufacturing back to America that Barack Obama said could
Speaker 2: never happen and will never happen. But now we have
Speaker 2: every autumn manufacturer, both barn and domestic, building plans and
Speaker 2: committing to building plants in America. We have semiconductor companies
Speaker 2: that are going to be building our chips here in America.
Speaker 2: That's good for national security. We're going to build our
Speaker 2: pharmaceuticals in house because of Donald Trump's threat of terroriffs.
Speaker 2: Ten trillion dollars in investment in four years is a
Speaker 2: massive amount of money that will help help men and women,
Speaker 2: the hard working men and women, the working class, the
Speaker 2: backbone of our country, to have better lives.
Speaker 3: And then you add to that, no.
Speaker 2: Tax on tips, no tax on social security, no tax
Speaker 2: on overtime. You know, how could they ever get back
Speaker 2: that mantle when they're still championing the rights for men
Speaker 2: to play women's sports and championing the rights of illegals,
Speaker 2: including gang members, over the safety of Americans. And they continue,
Speaker 2: and they continue to say it's a constitutional crisis to
Speaker 2: weed out hundreds of billions of dollars in waste, fraud,
Speaker 2: and abuse that never should have been spent.
Speaker 3: I mean that that's the party this has now become.
Speaker 4: Look that they have the moral authority of the movie
Speaker 4: Jerry Maguire where the football player keeps saying to the agent, show.
Speaker 3: Me, show me the money.
Speaker 4: Yeah, think about it. I mean, these guys they're all
Speaker 4: you know, all of them lie, all of them are hypocritical,
Speaker 4: and all of them want the money. I mean, once
Speaker 4: you get that in your head, Democrats make perfect sense.
Speaker 4: And of course I'm talking today from New York City
Speaker 4: where the Democratic primary is between a crook and a communist.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's the most amazing thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 4: But it all comes down to show me the money.
Speaker 4: And they couldn't care less about what it does to
Speaker 4: America as long as their allies get the money.
Speaker 2: Well, the question is, and there seems to be now,
Speaker 2: and I assume that there will be a deal at
Speaker 2: some point. But if you look at the flashpoints and
Speaker 2: the Senate Reconciliation debate, Medicare, immigration, food stamps, you know,
Speaker 2: I can go through all of its snap benefits, you know,
Speaker 2: and resistance and every Senator has their own individual agenda,
Speaker 2: clean energy, tax credits, and they're grappling with competing claims
Speaker 2: to various bands on radio waves critical for the military
Speaker 2: and commercial applications, immigration, for example. I imagine they'll get
Speaker 2: to a point where they're going to make it work.
Speaker 2: Democrats plan to use the Bird rule to challenge every
Speaker 2: reconciliation point that they can. If it doesn't have to
Speaker 2: do it's spending. Do you foresee this being stalled because
Speaker 2: they can't get along in the Senate we have a
Speaker 2: slim majority, and then do you see it stalled in conference?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, first of all, the House majority was
Speaker 4: even center. I mean the Senator Thilm is doing I
Speaker 4: think a very good job. His majority leader can afford
Speaker 4: to lose three people and have the vice president cast
Speaker 4: about and when so's start with that. Second, I do
Speaker 4: think a lot more attention are to be paid to
Speaker 4: the amount of power that the parliamentarian has, because it's
Speaker 4: kind of crazy that one hundred senators, four hundred and
Speaker 4: thirty five House members, and the president states are all
Speaker 4: dependent on one person's interpretation of the Bird rule. Third,
Speaker 4: I think when you get down to it, if you'll
Speaker 4: notice the president's schedule the last couple of days he's
Speaker 4: out of sight. He's talking to senators totally. The Senate's
Speaker 4: a totally different institution than the House, and he knows
Speaker 4: he just has to listen and talk, listen and talk,
Speaker 4: and eventually they'll figure out a way to get there.
Speaker 4: I am convinced that Thune and Johnson will in fact,
Speaker 4: you get to probably be the Senate before the fourth
Speaker 4: of July, the House before the first of August. And
Speaker 4: then frankly, if the President say you guys cannot go
Speaker 4: home till this is done, I'll call you back into
Speaker 4: an emergency special session and they'll get it done. I mean,
Speaker 4: it is the way the constitutional system works. It is painful, slow, difficult,
Speaker 4: and partly because four hundred and thirty five House members
Speaker 4: and one hundred senators all get to have a say,
Speaker 4: and that's really a lot of work.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of work.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping the timeline is better, and I'll tell you why,
Speaker 2: because I believe that peace and prosperity, meaning the economy,
Speaker 2: drive elections, and it is imperative that this bill get
Speaker 2: passed as soon as possible that because it's going to
Speaker 2: impact the economy, and I want the economy, you know,
Speaker 2: firing on all cylinders by November of twenty six.
Speaker 4: Look, I agree totally. I mean, look, the American people
Speaker 4: deserved as this bill passed, because there's going to be
Speaker 4: money in their pockets. It's going to be jobs they
Speaker 4: can go do. It's going to make the economy dramatically better.
Speaker 4: And in the process, that's going to cut out a
Speaker 4: bunch of crooks, a bunch of money going to legal immigrants,
Speaker 4: and it's going to change the idea that you can
Speaker 4: be able bodied and just refuse to work and will
Speaker 4: give you money anyway.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you this, because you did all of
Speaker 2: this work and you are very confident going into the election.
Speaker 2: I was only confident because of early voting numbers. As
Speaker 2: each day passed and I'd read the numbers in every
Speaker 2: swing state, I knew that Kamala had a massive math problem.
Speaker 2: What is it about Donald Trump that makes him so unique,
Speaker 2: such a that he's such a unique historical figure, And
Speaker 2: that's the essence of your book, Trump's Triumph at America's
Speaker 2: Greatest Comeback?
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 4: Well, you'll think this as funny as a New Yorker.
Speaker 4: I think the heart of Trump as Queen's I think
Speaker 4: it's coming out of basically a solid middle class, working
Speaker 4: oriented area, going to Manhattan, being repudiated by all the
Speaker 4: fancy elites, and deciding that, by God, he was going
Speaker 4: to make it. And that shaped him into a very
Speaker 4: tough guy who was prepared to stand outside of the crowd,
Speaker 4: do what he thought was right, and frankly not care
Speaker 4: about their opinion. And I think without that experience, you
Speaker 4: cannot explain Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Again, and I appreciate the shout out in the book.
Speaker 4: Also, Yeah, well, look, I've there are very few people
Speaker 4: who know Trump as well as you do, or who
Speaker 4: have the ability to chat with him at the level
Speaker 4: you do. So I have just reporting factually on the
Speaker 4: remarkable relationship. But I mean, I just think Trump Trump somehow.
Speaker 4: You see this, by the way, very early, even in
Speaker 4: the nineteen eighties, He's buying full page ads to talk
Speaker 4: about policy. He's going on Oprah. He has a very
Speaker 4: strong feeling about what we should do with murderers and criminals,
Speaker 4: has a strong feeling about tariffs and about America getting
Speaker 4: ripped off. And this is in the nineteen eighties. And
Speaker 4: so the Trump we saw then is now that Trump
Speaker 4: was in the White House with all the intervening years
Speaker 4: of growth and experience and sophistication. But there sure are
Speaker 4: a lot of parallel patterns.
Speaker 2: Amazing and remarkable when you go back and see those
Speaker 2: old tapes, how consistent he has been throughout the years.
Speaker 2: And I would argue not having two consecutive terms has
Speaker 2: actually worked out in his favor. But we can do
Speaker 2: that for another day. I want to remind people in
Speaker 2: about an hour and a half from right now, New
Speaker 2: King Rich will be in Ridgewood, New Jersey, at Bookends
Speaker 2: signing copies of his brand new book out today in
Speaker 2: bookstores around the country, Trump's Triumph, America's Greatest Comeback. Go
Speaker 2: see newt in New Jersey if you're there, and he'll
Speaker 2: tell you on his website New three sixty about other
Speaker 2: book signings he's going to be doing. But you can
Speaker 2: get it in bookstores all around the country. It's called
Speaker 2: Trump's Triumph, America's Greatest Comeback. Mister speaker, thank you sir
Speaker 2: for being with us. Congratulations and say hi to my
Speaker 2: friends in New Jersey. In about an hour and a half.
Speaker 4: It's great to be with you.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and ninety four one Shawn is a number
Speaker 2: if you want to be a part of the program. Well,
Speaker 2: I see Tim Walls, Uncle Timmy is now being enlightened
Speaker 2: by his teenage son. We saw him at the Democratic Convention.
Speaker 2: We saw him bursting out in tears. But he's enlightening
Speaker 2: him as to why young men gravitate towards Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Listen, next Tuesday, I'm going to have a high school
Speaker 1: graduate with my son, Gus, and he's pretty in tune
Speaker 1: to this. But when he said this, he said, Dad,
Speaker 1: a lot of these young guys especially, he said, they're
Speaker 1: not voting on the policy issues. And he wasn't dissing them.
Speaker 1: He said they may know the policy issues, but most
Speaker 1: of them don't. They're doing it because there's a sense
Speaker 1: of excitement, a sense of thrill in this. It's entertainment
Speaker 1: or whatever. And I've always said this as a teacher.
Speaker 1: If you don't give a kid a place to belong,
Speaker 1: they'll go find one. So why you want them to
Speaker 1: be involved in sports and music and things in school,
Speaker 1: because they will go find a group of folks. And
Speaker 1: I think Donald Trump understands belonging, understand groups.
Speaker 5: I mean, you look at it.
Speaker 1: He gives them a uniform, the red hat, he gives
Speaker 1: them some chance, talking points whatever. It's not that all
Speaker 1: that different than when we build sports teams in high school.
Speaker 1: You belong, you're part of this. It's not so much
Speaker 1: the policies. I think it's incredibly dangerous, But I don't
Speaker 1: think we went out to get them. We didn't out
Speaker 1: to make them feel a part of this.
Speaker 2: I thought he was brought in to bring in the
Speaker 2: bro vote. I mean, those are his own words. He's
Speaker 2: so out of touch. And this is why I keep saying,
Speaker 2: you know, Uncle Timmy needs to keep talking. Grandpa Bernie
Speaker 2: needs to keep talking. Kasmin Crockett needs to think that
Speaker 2: she's loved by conservatives. AOC needs to keep talking. The
Speaker 2: squad needs to keep talking because they're the leaders of
Speaker 2: this radicalized party and they're so out of touch. Oh,
Speaker 2: it has nothing to do with their policies. It's about belonging,
Speaker 2: not about belonging in red hats. It's about wide open
Speaker 2: borders and the average American not liking the fact that
Speaker 2: known terrorists, rapists, murderers, cartel members, gang members are in
Speaker 2: our country vetted and to the tune of you know,
Speaker 2: anywhere between twelve and twenty million of them. You know,
Speaker 2: it may have something to do with the idiocy of
Speaker 2: him advocating for let's see college tuition taxpayer funded college
Speaker 2: tuition for illegals, or gender affirming care for miners, or
Speaker 2: his running mate supporting gender affirming treatment meaning treatment for
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants and for.
Speaker 3: Convicts.
Speaker 2: And the horrible economy they left, and the high energy
Speaker 2: and the fact that they want to take away stoves
Speaker 2: and straws and air conditioners and everything in between.
Speaker 3: In New York.
Speaker 2: Now there's a big movement to get rid of non
Speaker 2: stick pans that you get at your local target. It's
Speaker 2: so ridiculous, by the way, I like nonstick pans, Linda,
Speaker 2: Do you use nonstick pens?
Speaker 3: No, you probably don't.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 3: You don't, but I do.
Speaker 2: And do you mind if I have the choice and
Speaker 2: the freedom to get whatever can I want?
Speaker 3: Thank you appreciate it? Uh?
Speaker 2: And it's it's it's they're so out of touch. They
Speaker 2: don't understand, they don't want to understand, they don't want
Speaker 2: to recognize their failures. They don't want to understand that
Speaker 2: they are they're no longer the party of working men
Speaker 2: and women. This guy is insufferable, But I'm glad he's
Speaker 2: out there and you say, well, why, Hannity, why are
Speaker 2: you glad he's out there? Because he represents what this
Speaker 2: party is becoming. The more he talks, the more people
Speaker 2: realize he's nuts. I mean, the guy on CNN we
Speaker 2: played it last night, Harry andon Is his name, just
Speaker 2: went absolutely crazy over the Democrats and they're horrendous polling
Speaker 2: and that they're no longer the party of the middle class, and.
Speaker 6: Not this massive lead on the economy. It ain't so.
Speaker 6: It ain't so the party that is closest to your
Speaker 6: economic views. And November of twenty twenty three was Republicans
Speaker 6: by eleven points. Now it's still within that range, still
Speaker 6: within that margin of er plus eight point advantage for
Speaker 6: the Republican Party.
Speaker 3: How is that possible? Democrats? How is that possible?
Speaker 6: If it was just this one CNN poll, that would
Speaker 6: be one thing.
Speaker 3: But take a look at Reuter's ipsos. What do we
Speaker 3: see here?
Speaker 6: Party with a better economic plan?
Speaker 3: Well, it may have.
Speaker 6: Twenty twenty four, just before Donald Trump was reelected president,
Speaker 6: Republicans had a nine point advantage.
Speaker 3: Look at where we are now.
Speaker 6: In May of twenty twenty five, the advantage actually went
Speaker 6: up by three points. Now Republicans have a twelve point advantage,
Speaker 6: and now in our latest CNN poll among registered voters,
Speaker 6: which is the party of the middle class, it is tied.
Speaker 6: This I think speaks to Democratic ills more than anything else.
Speaker 6: They have traditionally been the party of the middle class.
Speaker 6: No more. Donald Trump and the Republican Party have taken
Speaker 6: that mantle away, and now a key advantage for Democrats
Speaker 6: historically has gone audio smigos, and now there is no
Speaker 6: party that is the party of the middle class. Republicans
Speaker 6: have completely closed the gap.
Speaker 2: And when you have ten trillion dollars a new investment
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump has committed to this country to produce,
Speaker 2: you know, manufacturing in automobiles and pharmaceuticals and silicon chips,
Speaker 2: it's no wonder that the Atlanta Fed, which has always
Speaker 2: had a very good track record, their latest GDP estimate
Speaker 2: for growth over the first two months of the second
Speaker 2: quarter is now a booming four point six percent. So
Speaker 2: much for that Trump procession that the media was obsessing about,
Speaker 2: never mind implation. When we got the latest numbers in
Speaker 2: last week is at two point one percent. Well, the
Speaker 2: Fed's target is two percent, so I would expect that
Speaker 2: interest rates should be coming down anytime, coming down very soon.
Speaker 2: And consumer confidence is up to a four year high.
Speaker 2: You know, so much for the so called experts, because
Speaker 2: the experts, as per usual, have been proven wrong. Never
Speaker 2: mind the lower price of gas and the President moving
Speaker 2: to reverse Biden's restrictions on oil and gas, and Ford
Speaker 2: Motor Company reporting a sixteen percent sales increase for May.
Speaker 2: They lost five whatever how many billions of dollars four
Speaker 2: and a half billion dollars, you know, trying to build
Speaker 2: out an EV plant when they didn't want to ever
Speaker 2: build electric vehicles. That's not what their business is. Dollar
Speaker 2: General raised their yearly sales forecast. Why consumers are shaking
Speaker 2: off all the hysteria in the media over tariffs and
Speaker 2: everything in between. And job opening showed an unexpected increase
Speaker 2: in April as well. Bureau Labor Statistics showed that jobs
Speaker 2: available jobs totaled seven point four million, that's an increase
Speaker 2: of two hundred thousand from March and higher than seven
Speaker 2: point one million the forecast that the economists surveyed by
Speaker 2: fact Sheet, and hiring increased for the month as well
Speaker 2: by one hundred and sixty nine thousand, five point six million.
Speaker 2: Layoffs fell by one hundred and ninety six thousand. I mean,
Speaker 2: so you know so much for all these you know,
Speaker 2: the doom and gloom gloomers out there, they don't know
Speaker 2: what the hell they're talking about. All right, let's get
Speaker 2: to our busy phones. Eight hundred nine four one, Shawn
Speaker 2: is a number. You want to be a part of
Speaker 2: the program. Tiffany in Texas, God bless Texas. Tiffany.
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 7: I'm great?
Speaker 8: How are you today?
Speaker 3: I'm good? Thank you?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 8: One, there's two things. One you were talking about. The
Speaker 8: Democratic Party was the party of the mentally ill? Now
Speaker 8: is what I'm thinking.
Speaker 3: But hey, I think Newt says the best that just
Speaker 3: the party are.
Speaker 8: Crazy yies, the crazy train party.
Speaker 3: I was absolutely nuts.
Speaker 8: Yes, the auto pin thing. I've been in security for
Speaker 8: quite a few years and you know, getting in and
Speaker 8: out of different places, and I know the White House
Speaker 8: has got to be the exact same. You've got to
Speaker 8: have a card pass, a card key to get access.
Speaker 8: That's all in a system that's logged who Jane Doe
Speaker 8: came in at twelve fifty three? And is their cameras
Speaker 8: where the pen was? So if they really really think
Speaker 8: about it and then outside the box, they go to
Speaker 8: the card keys, and they watched the cameras in the
Speaker 8: hallway going to where the autopen was.
Speaker 4: They probably could figure out who the heck was.
Speaker 8: Putting in all of these pardons and all of these
Speaker 8: other little frivolous rules and rigs that they wanted to
Speaker 8: write in. It's just my thought and process of finding
Speaker 8: out who these people were that were pushing the button
Speaker 8: for the autopen.
Speaker 2: Besides, look, the Trump dooj is now investigating Biden's autopen pardons,
Speaker 2: and I think they should look at all the autopen usage.
Speaker 2: Remember the last few months of the administration, they used
Speaker 2: that autopen, you know, more than they used at the
Speaker 2: entire presidency leading up to that point, and that includes
Speaker 2: all the pardons.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and his cognitive ability was very had declined the extreme,
Speaker 8: So there's a lot.
Speaker 3: We had a guy on.
Speaker 2: Last night and I said, when did you recognize Joe's
Speaker 2: cognitive decline? He said he didn't. And I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 2: you're either blind blinded and this is charitable by your
Speaker 2: political bias, or you just flat out lying to me.
Speaker 2: I don't believe you, right, and I think I think
Speaker 2: you're full of crap, I actually said that to him
Speaker 2: on TV.
Speaker 3: Was that wrong?
Speaker 8: No, that's right. I mean again, crazy train.
Speaker 2: Exactly exactly. Anyway, Tiffany appreciate it. Jeff and Oregon. Next
Speaker 2: Sean Hennity Show.
Speaker 7: Hey Sean, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good? How are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good.
Speaker 7: I've been a listener and watcher since the Comes days.
Speaker 7: I was just listening to the lady talked about auto
Speaker 7: pen and also I've been kind of listening to the
Speaker 7: other ear of Caroline Levitt and she said, clearly illegal.
Speaker 7: My question is, in what way is it a forgery?
Speaker 7: Is that treason? Is that even a temporary coup? Nobody's
Speaker 7: talking about that, at least I haven't heard Duschowitz or
Speaker 7: Jared talk about it on your show.
Speaker 1: Fordrey.
Speaker 7: Just seems too mild. And can you have a temporary
Speaker 7: coup or a Yeah.
Speaker 2: You're you're usurping the the the constitutional authority and powers
Speaker 2: of a president and you're not a duly elected president. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that would I would category. I'd categorize in any way
Speaker 2: you want. Certainly illegal, certainly unconstitutional, and certainly full of
Speaker 2: lies and deception, and certainly a national security disaster. Look,
Speaker 2: I'm calling this the biggest White House presidential scandal in history,
Speaker 2: because it is he was not competent to be president.
Speaker 2: They all knew it, they all hit it, they all
Speaker 2: lied about it, and now we've got to investigate it.
Speaker 2: My guess is the most most will lie. The question is, well,
Speaker 2: there'll be one honest person that tells the truth. That's
Speaker 2: what we're looking for.
Speaker 7: Yeah, these definitions kind of talk about the use of
Speaker 7: force when they're talking about treason or coups and so
Speaker 7: at forgery. Like I said, it's just too mild. I
Speaker 7: was just wondering what the penalty might be. And I
Speaker 7: wonder if anybody's going to tell the truth.
Speaker 2: I would think the majority will not, that's my guess,
Speaker 2: and I think their feeling probably will be if we
Speaker 2: all stick together. Remember they did this, and they did
Speaker 2: it because they thought that stopping Donald Trump at any
Speaker 2: cost would be the best policy. Remember the one guy
Speaker 2: quoted in that fake Jake Taber book as actually suggesting, well,
Speaker 2: we'll get them re elected and then we'll show proof
Speaker 2: of life occasionally and then put them back in his
Speaker 2: bedroom and let them sleep it off. I mean pretty much,
Speaker 2: that's what you're saying. And that to me says everything
Speaker 2: that they themselves were going to anoint themselves president of
Speaker 2: the United States. By definition, that's a coup. I appreciate
Speaker 2: the call, my friend. Thank you. Quick break, right back
Speaker 2: to our phones, eight hundred nine one, Seawan. As we continue.
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Speaker 9: the mainstream media doesn't even know about. This is the
Speaker 9: Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 2: All right, back to our busy phones, toll free. It
Speaker 2: is eight hundred nine four one, Shawn. You want to
Speaker 2: be a part of the program. Back to our busy telephones.
Speaker 2: Let us say hi to Earl in Kentucky. Earl, how
Speaker 2: are you glad you called?
Speaker 5: Good afternoon. I've been involved in politics for forty I mean,
Speaker 5: I grew up under Ronald Regular as my governor. But
Speaker 5: let me just talk about the lack of work being
Speaker 5: done in the Senate on the regular schedule of Senate.
Speaker 5: The Senate comes in session at three o'clock on Monday,
Speaker 5: and they used to leave on Wednesday. They don't work
Speaker 5: a full week, people, That's why nothing's getting done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but actually I don't really have a problem with that.
Speaker 5: You don't have a problem government not working well. You know,
Speaker 5: we can't get legislation passed. It's all about legislation. Executive
Speaker 5: orders don't work people. It's a band aid on the
Speaker 5: cancer of American government. We need legislation paths. We need
Speaker 5: these politicians working six days a week until we get
Speaker 5: our economy back, an American back on track. But working
Speaker 5: two days a week is not cutting the bustard here, Listen.
Speaker 3: I prefer that they stay away. They do less damage.
Speaker 2: Now, with that said, there are a lot of flashpoints
Speaker 2: with this one big beautiful bill that we've got to watch.
Speaker 2: Is going to be changes as it relates to Medicaid,
Speaker 2: and there's a lot of concern from senators that Medicaid
Speaker 2: provisions in the House pass Budget Reconciliation bill, you know,
Speaker 2: would harm rural health facilities. And you need the votes
Speaker 2: of Josh haw Lee, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski to make
Speaker 2: all of this come true. You know, snap benefits, clean
Speaker 2: energy tax credits. Everyone's got their own agenda. At the
Speaker 2: end of the day, they're going to have to come
Speaker 2: together though as a team. Eight nine four one, Shawn
Speaker 2: is a number if you want to be a part
Speaker 2: of the program.