Speaker 1: Yet after America was attacked, it was as if our
Speaker 1: entire country looked into a mirror and saw our better selves.
Speaker 1: Eighteen years ago today the worst attack on American soil. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and something happened, some people did something. That was Michael W.
Speaker 1: Smith his song There She Stands. I find that extraordinarily powerful.
Speaker 1: I mean, when evil calls itself a martyr, when all
Speaker 1: your hopes come crashing down, someone pulls us from the rubble,
Speaker 1: and there she stands. And inserted in there was a
Speaker 1: quote was David Letterman. You know I remember and Rudy
Speaker 1: Julianna's Julianni will join us in an hour. His recollections
Speaker 1: of that day. He was, I'll tell you he was
Speaker 1: the right guy, in the right place at the right time,
Speaker 1: and the world looked to him. I was nat jail
Speaker 1: documentary on this this morning, and he was like, I
Speaker 1: didn't know I was talking to the world. I just
Speaker 1: thought I was talking to my constituents in New York
Speaker 1: because I knew they had it in them to rise
Speaker 1: to the occasion and not lash out and blame. He
Speaker 1: said all of that that day. Well, when Letterman says
Speaker 1: this gives new meaning to the phrase America's bravest and finest.
Speaker 1: He was talking about, they see NYPD police, our firemen,
Speaker 1: our first responders. In other words, the people that ran
Speaker 1: up the buildings while and risk their lives, and many
Speaker 1: gave their lives that day. Those people, those people are
Speaker 1: the ones that are now let me see, are they
Speaker 1: the same ones the ones that ran into the building
Speaker 1: knowing they may die. You don't have to really think
Speaker 1: too hard when you see the planes hit those towers
Speaker 1: to know, oh, you might I might die today. But
Speaker 1: they did it anyway. That's what they do. That's who
Speaker 1: they are. In other words, the same people that ran
Speaker 1: into those buildings eighteen years ago today and many gave
Speaker 1: up their lives that day. Those same people the ones
Speaker 1: now we watch on video. Yeah, they're getting assaulted and
Speaker 1: pelted with water, milk, even cement and other objects. And
Speaker 1: I don't hear many people, including when I was interviewing
Speaker 1: the New York Mayor, Comrade de Blasio, when I asked him,
Speaker 1: mister mayor, look at that video. Look at these videos.
Speaker 1: Will you demand, as mayor that every single person on
Speaker 1: these videos be identified and be arrested for felony assault.
Speaker 1: Every New Yorker has a right to be safe. You
Speaker 1: sound like you don't trust the police department. Will you?
Speaker 1: Will you join me in demanding that every single person
Speaker 1: we got the evidence I'm showing it to you be
Speaker 1: identified and get arrested and be charged with felony assault
Speaker 1: on a police officer. In other words, the guys that
Speaker 1: eighteen years earlier ran up the stairs when any bit
Speaker 1: of common sense would say, get the hell out of here,
Speaker 1: because they so love they're fellow New Yorkers in this case,
Speaker 1: they're fellow human beings. In this case, I don't know.
Speaker 1: And what I worry about on a day like today
Speaker 1: is whether or not we've forgotten. I want to play
Speaker 1: one other thing that we put together for you, Daryl Warley.
Speaker 1: In this case, I want you to listen that we
Speaker 1: insert our cuts in it. I think it hits very
Speaker 1: hard and home because I am making the case eighteen
Speaker 1: years later, now that we've had the experiences of both Vietnam,
Speaker 1: Iraq and Afghanistan, I am so happy this president is
Speaker 1: spending the money on defense appropriations, and that is very
Speaker 1: simply to do one thing, to give us the greatest weaponry,
Speaker 1: the most advanced weaponry both. In other words, the next
Speaker 1: generation of weaponry offensive and defensive to protect liberty, freedom
Speaker 1: against evil in our time, isn't Daryl Worley, have you forgotten?
Speaker 1: Americans do not yet have the distance of history, but
Speaker 1: our responsibility to history is already clear to answer these
Speaker 1: attacks and rid the world of evil. I hear people
Speaker 1: say we don't need this war. I say, there's some
Speaker 1: things were thought and for. We are very grateful and
Speaker 1: thankful that we live in a country with his freedom
Speaker 1: of speech, that people who are either for or against
Speaker 1: the war can speak out. What about our freed Everything
Speaker 1: is went black and this piece of ground, everything came down.
Speaker 1: We didn't get to keep them by backing down, glass
Speaker 1: of popping and people got hurt. He said, on you last,
Speaker 1: the mess ware getting there, goes there, goes there, goes.
Speaker 1: Well you start to preaching. Let me ask you this,
Speaker 1: my friend, have you forgotten? Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Another plane just horrible. Have you forgotten? I saw this
Speaker 1: plane come out of nowhere and just green, right into
Speaker 1: the side of the twin tower, exploding through the other side.
Speaker 1: You've been an act of war declared upon America? My
Speaker 1: teris you forgotten? I can hear you out the war
Speaker 1: here you and the people are knocking, moving down your
Speaker 1: arm for God. No no, no, no, no, no no, no,
Speaker 1: say I'm gonna have you got God? Dozens of residents
Speaker 1: that are sitting on the hill behind the Pentagon, almost
Speaker 1: like they're waiting for the Fourth of Drive fireworks, but
Speaker 1: instead they're staring dumbfounded. That look like what looks like
Speaker 1: a war zone. I mean, see body's flying out of
Speaker 1: the sky and you can't do nothing about it. You
Speaker 1: tell me, there's no words to describe what's going on
Speaker 1: at Have you got? America's a nation full of good fortune,
Speaker 1: so much to be grateful for, but we are not
Speaker 1: spared from suffering. In every generation has produced enemies of
Speaker 1: human freedom. They have attacked America because we are freedom's
Speaker 1: home and defender. Have you forgot? And the commitment of
Speaker 1: our fathers is now the calling of our time. I
Speaker 1: was watching a lot of these documentaries A forty. I
Speaker 1: mean it's amazing that what you do forget not because
Speaker 1: you forget, but because it's real. And then you got
Speaker 1: the likes of Congresswoman Omar Well. She got called out
Speaker 1: today big time by Nicholas Harros Junior. He's gonna be
Speaker 1: on Hannity tonight. Well, his mother is a nine to
Speaker 1: eleven victim. In other words, let me repeat that he
Speaker 1: lost his mother that day. And yes, some people did something, Congresswoman,
Speaker 1: why don't you listen to what he says? Some people
Speaker 1: did something, said a freshman congresswoman from Minnesota to support
Speaker 1: and justify the creation of care. Today, I am here
Speaker 1: to respond to you exactly who did what to whom? Madam?
Speaker 1: Objectively speaking, we know who and what was done. There
Speaker 1: is no uncertainty about that. Why your confusion? On that day,
Speaker 1: nineteen Islamic terrorists, members of al Qaeda killed over three
Speaker 1: thousand people and caused billions and dollars of economic damage.
Speaker 1: Is that clear? But as to whom I was attacked?
Speaker 1: Your relatives and friends were attacked, Our constitutional freedoms were attacked,
Speaker 1: and our nation's founding on Judeo Christian principles were attacked.
Speaker 1: That's what some people did. Got that. Now we are
Speaker 1: here today, Congresswoman, to tell you in the squad, just
Speaker 1: two did what to whom? Sure respect in honoring them, please,
Speaker 1: American patriotism in your position demanded for God in country, amen,
Speaker 1: God in country, ammen. And you have these geniuses on
Speaker 1: TV like fake news CNN. John Avlon Oh, He's provided
Speaker 1: today a reality check claiming right wing terrorists are more
Speaker 1: dangerous than Jehada's terrorists. If we don't learn and understand
Speaker 1: what we better learn. They were at war with us.
Speaker 1: We were not at war with them nine to eleven
Speaker 1: Commission report. If we don't learn from the past. I
Speaker 1: wrote a book about evil and defeating despotism, tyranny, despotism, liberalism,
Speaker 1: because the philosophy of appeasement doesn't work. One hundred million
Speaker 1: human souls slaughtered in the last century alone in the
Speaker 1: name of some sick, twisted ideology when evil calls itself
Speaker 1: a martyr in other words, to quote Michael W. Smith,
Speaker 1: and we better understand. I know, we politicize these wars.
Speaker 1: We don't want to find them, Okay, the only other
Speaker 1: option we have is to develop the next generation of
Speaker 1: the most powerful weaponry, offensive and defensive. Remember the irondome work.
Speaker 1: Strategic defense turns out to be a winner, doesn't it,
Speaker 1: So that we don't have to send our sons and
Speaker 1: daughters to fight wars, politicize them and then say never mind.
Speaker 1: Or we're going to put rules of engagement in place
Speaker 1: and penalize them if they have to make a split
Speaker 1: second decision as to whether or not they or their
Speaker 1: patriot members of their team are going to be killed.
Speaker 1: Clint Lawrance, for example, we better get the next generation
Speaker 1: of weaponry because evil does exist. It's not gone away.
Speaker 1: In eighteen years, some people did something, said a freshman
Speaker 1: congresswoman from Minnesota to support and justify the creation of CARE. Today,
Speaker 1: he had to respond to you exactly who did what
Speaker 1: to whom? Madam? Objectively speaking, we know who and what
Speaker 1: was done. There is no uncertainty about that. Why your confusion.
Speaker 1: On that day nineteen Islamic terrorists, members of al Qaeda
Speaker 1: killed over three thousand people and caused billions and dollars
Speaker 1: of economic damage. Is that clear? But as to whom
Speaker 1: I was attacked? Your relatives and friends were attacked, Our
Speaker 1: constitutional freedoms were attacked, and our nation's founding on Judeo
Speaker 1: Christian principles were attacked. That's what some people did. Got that.
Speaker 1: Now we are here today, Congresswoman, to tell you in
Speaker 1: the squad, just two did what to whom? Sure respect
Speaker 1: in honoring them, please American patriotism and your pian demanded
Speaker 1: forgotten country. Amen. CARE was founded after nine eleven because
Speaker 1: they recognized that some people did something and that all
Speaker 1: of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties.
Speaker 1: That's wrong. And by the way, some people did something.
Speaker 1: By the way, he will join us tonight. Nick Carros.
Speaker 1: He lost his mom that day and he had the
Speaker 1: T shirt and he gave that speech which was so powerful. Yeah.
Speaker 1: CARE was found that the nineteen ninety four incorporated by
Speaker 1: three leaders of the Islamic Association for Palestine. He had
Speaker 1: a wad Omar Ahmad and this guy Rafik Jaber. I
Speaker 1: believe it is how you say his name. And anyway,
Speaker 1: one guy currently deputy chief of HAMA served on the
Speaker 1: board of directors, you know from nineteen eighty nine provided
Speaker 1: the group of four or ninety thousand dollars. So it
Speaker 1: didn't it wasn't formed. After nine to eleven Federal Judge
Speaker 1: and O two ruled that there was evidence the Islamic
Speaker 1: Association for Palestine has acted in support of HAMAS. That's right,
Speaker 1: Hamas a terrorist organization, the same Hamas that has in
Speaker 1: their charter the destruction of Israel. That would be I
Speaker 1: believe the same Hamas and a magistrate if you remember
Speaker 1: there was a shooting of an American teenager by a
Speaker 1: HAMAS member in the West Bank nineteen ninety six. Yeah,
Speaker 1: held liable. The IAP were one hundred and fifty six
Speaker 1: million in that shooting. HAMAS activities succeed in exchange in
Speaker 1: some act of helping those activities succeed. The US Appeals
Speaker 1: Court in Seventh Circuit overturned the award after determining they
Speaker 1: had not done enough to establish the group support for HAMAS, etcetera,
Speaker 1: etcetera member in the Homeland case down in Texas, unindicted
Speaker 1: co conspirators. You know, they got a great history here.
Speaker 1: The only thing I'm going to add to. And then
Speaker 1: we have Rudy Julianna at the top. We got Bill O'Reilly,
Speaker 1: a lot of deep state news with Greg Jarrett coming
Speaker 1: out today. We'll get to that. We'll get to your
Speaker 1: calls today. And I know all of us remember where
Speaker 1: we were told my story many many times. Couldn't get
Speaker 1: into New York City that morning, just taking my son
Speaker 1: to preschool, and my buddy Gomez gets in touch with
Speaker 1: me and says, are you watching this? Like watching what
Speaker 1: and go home? And I'm looking at it and like
Speaker 1: all of you we see our country under attack. You know,
Speaker 1: listen to well you want to go back in the day.
Speaker 1: This is our show from nine to eleven, two thousand
Speaker 1: and one. All right, as we continue, I'm glad you
Speaker 1: with a Sean Hannity show Coast to coast America under attack.
Speaker 1: And what we're doing is we're gonna put that up
Speaker 1: on the website. I don't want to hear that it's
Speaker 1: too hard a show to do. We had ed Mesan
Speaker 1: former attorney general, but that's we went through all of this.
Speaker 1: We also, by the way, put up there is an
Speaker 1: incredible our good friends at nine Line. We put this
Speaker 1: up on our website as well, and that is that
Speaker 1: they have a documentary on nine to eleven if you
Speaker 1: want to watch it on Hannity dot com. But I
Speaker 1: will tell you this, if we don't learn the lessons
Speaker 1: of Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan now the politicizing of conflict and war,
Speaker 1: and we don't understand that if you're gonna fight a war,
Speaker 1: you better win the war victory. As we played yesterday
Speaker 1: with Winston Churchill. You cannot allow political correctness rules of engagement.
Speaker 1: You can't allow Washington to do what they now always
Speaker 1: do after we send our national treasure over to go
Speaker 1: fight the war that everyone agrees we need to fight.
Speaker 1: In the beginning. War is never gonna be pretty. I
Speaker 1: wish we never had war. I wish evil didn't exist.
Speaker 1: I wish bad things didn't happen on nine to eleven
Speaker 1: oh one to almost three thousand of our friends and
Speaker 1: our neighbors, and our loved ones and our fellow citizens.
Speaker 1: We don't want war, but we better prepare for war
Speaker 1: because we have that evil that exists today. The worst
Speaker 1: thing that can happen moving forward would be the Iranian
Speaker 1: regime of the Mullah's getting these weapons of mass destruction
Speaker 1: coupled with their sick, ugly twisted radical ideology. Because it's
Speaker 1: an A squared B squared equal C squared proposition. They
Speaker 1: have weapons of mass destruction married to their radical sick ideology.
Speaker 1: Wipe Israel off the map, Wipe America off the map.
Speaker 1: You know, death to America, death to Israel. That would
Speaker 1: equal a possibility of a modern day holocaust. And that's
Speaker 1: not hyperbole, and I'm not using it in the sense
Speaker 1: that the Squad uses it. No, we're talking about the
Speaker 1: potential of millions and millions of people dying in a
Speaker 1: single day. That's how dangerous those weapons are. So we
Speaker 1: better think long and hard, and we better face a
Speaker 1: fundamental truth that is difficult or to day like today
Speaker 1: kind of awakens you. Your consciousness goes a little bit
Speaker 1: higher than maybe it usually is, and the reality of
Speaker 1: that evil comes home right in front of our faces again,
Speaker 1: that we need the next generation of weaponry, offensive and defensive,
Speaker 1: so that when we need to fight, and we will
Speaker 1: probably I wish, I wish, I hope and pray I'm wrong,
Speaker 1: but I'm thinking we might need to fight, and if
Speaker 1: we do, we better fight to win, and fight to
Speaker 1: win and end it and not send our national treasure
Speaker 1: off to some godforsaken place, you know. And then a
Speaker 1: few years later say, never mind. After their legs are
Speaker 1: blown off, their arms are blown off, and their faces
Speaker 1: are disfigured for the rest of their lives. And those
Speaker 1: are quote the lucky ones that got to come home.
Speaker 1: The others that come back in body bags yet where
Speaker 1: their kids will never see them again because their brave
Speaker 1: fathers and mothers went over there to fight so we
Speaker 1: didn't have to fight here. We can't have this happen anymore.
Speaker 1: Our future wars need to be fought on a much
Speaker 1: different level, and that is the next generation of weaponry
Speaker 1: where we can push buttons, and yet bad things happen
Speaker 1: to bad people that start the wars, that are trying
Speaker 1: to kill innocence and innocent people, and we better prepare
Speaker 1: for the fact that, yeah, once you have a sword,
Speaker 1: somebody's going to build the shield. So the person the
Speaker 1: people that need to build the shield first ought to
Speaker 1: be us. And that means defensively, we get to stop
Speaker 1: any aggression against America and our way of life and
Speaker 1: our liberties and our freedom. And that means yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: they laughed at Reagan. Reagan's greatest legacy, in my view,
Speaker 1: will be sdi and he was mocked and he was
Speaker 1: rid of by the same medium mob that exists today
Speaker 1: that hated all things conservative, all things Ronald Reagan. Everything
Speaker 1: they're saying about Trump, they said about Reagan. Everything they're
Speaker 1: saying about Trump, they even said about Mitt Romney and
Speaker 1: John McCain. It doesn't matter who is the Republican. If
Speaker 1: you're not a socialist, you're not a radical Democrat, you're
Speaker 1: gonna be called racist, sexist, homophobics, xenophobic, is homophobic. They're
Speaker 1: gonna claim you one dirty air and water, and they're
Speaker 1: gonna claim that you want granny and oh, you want
Speaker 1: children to die and then you want granny deep dog
Speaker 1: food or cat food before Paul Ryan look alike throws
Speaker 1: her off the cliff. That's what they're gonna claim. That
Speaker 1: is just one oh one guaranteed to happen every single
Speaker 1: political year. But if you turn on fake news CNN, boy,
Speaker 1: you're gonna learn today in their reality check claiming right
Speaker 1: wing terrorists are more dangerous than Jihadis terrorists. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: what you want to believe whatever, and citing whatever study
Speaker 1: to proves it. I don't. I just don't even have
Speaker 1: the patience to pay attention to any of these these
Speaker 1: stupid people anymore. But for the protection of our national treasure,
Speaker 1: our greatest hat set is our people. It doesn't matter
Speaker 1: who you are, you are American. You are part of
Speaker 1: our American family, and our American family needs to be protected.
Speaker 1: And that's where we ought to have one hundred percent
Speaker 1: complete agreement, and that is against the enemies that destroyed
Speaker 1: over one hundred million people in the last century alone.
Speaker 1: Where my dad fought in the Pacific for four years
Speaker 1: against Tojo's Japan and we lost one hundred million plus souls. Well,
Speaker 1: if you listen to CNN, Donald Trump is killing millions
Speaker 1: more than Mao and Hitler and Stalin today. Okay, no,
Speaker 1: he's not killing more than one hundred million people. But
Speaker 1: fake news is what fake news is, isn't it. I
Speaker 1: want to we can't forget these families today. Just tweeted
Speaker 1: or retweeted a picture of Peter Chokwa writes he's actually
Speaker 1: a very nice guy. I've talked to him before. It's
Speaker 1: a picture of somebody jumping to their death from the
Speaker 1: Trade center eighteen years ago. Today. The heat was that overwhelming.
Speaker 1: I've I've had people analyzed this, talk about this. I mean,
Speaker 1: when you think all the jet fuel that went into
Speaker 1: that building, and the fire and the heat and the
Speaker 1: intensity in the metal, if it became that unbearable, and
Speaker 1: I'm sure it did, and you know you're done, some
Speaker 1: people just decide, okay, it's over. I know, probably said
Speaker 1: their prayers, made their phone calls. We've heard those phone
Speaker 1: calls over the years, and died. They knew it was
Speaker 1: over all those brave men, you know, we call him
Speaker 1: the Fine America you know, America's finest, New York's finest,
Speaker 1: New York's greatest. Yeah, they wore. They're the same people
Speaker 1: being pelted now with water in New York City and
Speaker 1: other cities. They're the same people being attacked often by
Speaker 1: anybody and everybody on one side of the political aisle.
Speaker 1: Never give the benefit of the doubt to a cop.
Speaker 1: Never ever. Meanwhile, look at what they're going through today.
Speaker 1: The same people on nine to eleven, eighteen years ago
Speaker 1: are now being doused with water and groups of people
Speaker 1: laughing or in the middle of a shooting in Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: in Philly. Yeah, we'll go after those cops to impelt
Speaker 1: them with objects as they're now trying to stop an
Speaker 1: active shooter that's trying to kill people. We live in really, really,
Speaker 1: really dangerous tough time. So I'm going to tell you something.
Speaker 1: We do have some good news. Media and income in
Speaker 1: this country now stands at an all time high. US
Speaker 1: income and more good news, the growing economy has pushed
Speaker 1: the poverty rate in this country to the lowest level
Speaker 1: in eighteen years, millions out of poverty, six point two
Speaker 1: million Americans off of food stamps in two and a
Speaker 1: half years since Donald Trump's been president, and we also
Speaker 1: see the US median income has reached sixty three two
Speaker 1: hundred bucks in twenty eighteen, the last year we have
Speaker 1: numbers four and that is the highest figure on record.
Speaker 1: According to new data released by the Census Bureau, the
Speaker 1: official poverty rate reached its lowest level since two thousand
Speaker 1: and one, dropping to eleven point eight percent of Americans,
Speaker 1: or thirty eight point one million people who are in poverty,
Speaker 1: still too many. The number of people in poverty in
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen alone decreased by one point four million. So
Speaker 1: we have millions of Americans off of food stamps, out
Speaker 1: of poverty, and as we pointed out yesterday, the greatest
Speaker 1: majority of jobs. This should mean something to the identity politics.
Speaker 1: People on the left are African Americans. They have their
Speaker 1: record law poverty and record low unemployment. At the same time,
Speaker 1: thanks to the policies at Donald Trump, same with the
Speaker 1: Hispanic community, created literally record lows for African Americans, Hispanic Americans,
Speaker 1: Asian Americans, women in the workplace, and youth unemployment. The
Speaker 1: President did say today that you know, hey, the FED
Speaker 1: he blames for slowing the economy, tweeting the Central Bank
Speaker 1: should cut interest rates to zero or even set negative
Speaker 1: interest rates. Oh, how dare he say that? Well, they
Speaker 1: kept the rates low all through Obama's eight years. No
Speaker 1: president has seen it like that in modern times. I
Speaker 1: can tell you that. And I'm watching over all of this,
Speaker 1: and I just see where everyone else is coming from
Speaker 1: him to me. They don't want to do that. It's
Speaker 1: like the president he went into North Carolina. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you some media was working overtime. I heard, I
Speaker 1: haven't confirmed it. CNN has spent like two million dollars
Speaker 1: hoping that that the President's Dan Bishop, who did credit
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's support for his upset win. Yeah, he won
Speaker 1: by a pretty big number by the end of the
Speaker 1: night last night, and his doubleheader of victory, major victory
Speaker 1: for President Trump, National Republicans North Carolina GOP state Senator
Speaker 1: Dan Bishop fiercely contested contest. By the way, the last
Speaker 1: time that race was run, it was only a nine
Speaker 1: hundred point difference. What was the final number, like three
Speaker 1: thousand or somewhere in there. Pretty solid win and that
Speaker 1: wasn't the only win of the night. Even the Democratic
Speaker 1: Congressional Campaign Committee chairwoman acknowledged that the President contributed a
Speaker 1: Bishop's win. We fell short of it by an inch tonight,
Speaker 1: but it took more than six million dollars an outside
Speaker 1: a Republican spending blah blah blah to beat Dan McCready,
Speaker 1: and as victory of Bishop, he rightfully credits Trump. Democrats
Speaker 1: outspent the GOP and North Carolina races, but Republicans won
Speaker 1: two big races, the ninth and the third district. They
Speaker 1: were outspent heavily by Democrats, and Dan Bishop and Greg
Speaker 1: Murphy came out victorious. But the media was hoping for
Speaker 1: a different result. This just into our newsroom. A plane
Speaker 1: has crashed into the World Trade Center. Another apparently that
Speaker 1: was another plane seized. An airplane has crashed into the
Speaker 1: World Trade Center was lost. There appears to be a
Speaker 1: gaping hole. Oh, there goes, there goes, there goes, here
Speaker 1: it goes. The full side has collapsed in the buildings,
Speaker 1: collamb by. Two airplanes have crashed into the World Trade Center.
Speaker 1: This I'm not going to be cowered by it. That
Speaker 1: We're not afraid of faful friend, the freedom loving Nations
Speaker 1: and the wood stand by our sash stars rouble to
Speaker 1: have the Red, White and Blue Whiz We're not glad
Speaker 1: so way rouble to be a part of this country.
Speaker 1: To me, I think about the families, the children, to
Speaker 1: the plea. Freedom itself was attacked, and freedom will be
Speaker 1: de fantasy East. Are you just league? It might be
Speaker 1: just when leades someone raised his light to raise for
Speaker 1: as all of our great nation is being tested. Then
Speaker 1: she stands, I plague the later United States from our
Speaker 1: courageous here mean the writing room. Then we will not
Speaker 1: forget the twenty eight hundred peoples place and fire. Not
Speaker 1: only were heroes at the beginning, but they're still heroes,
Speaker 1: minses with en. We're gonna come out of this emotionally stronger.
Speaker 1: And the commitment of our father, which is now the
Speaker 1: calling of our time, was by the bridge. Those guys
Speaker 1: shot them anyone I've expected over this. They messed with
Speaker 1: the wrong city, They missed with the wrong station st
Speaker 1: And I just don't want people to forget they all
Speaker 1: have a sense of duty to protect us. All Christ
Speaker 1: will be first in our determination. Rust of the country.
Speaker 1: Now understand who the true defenders are. The Irish fields,
Speaker 1: Russian and make her Rakes and the Bruce and blush
Speaker 1: see made the look of the Irish inforce we've seen
Speaker 1: stand make the blessings of Saint Patrick. Behold, God blessed
Speaker 1: Ireland and God blessed the United States of America. She
Speaker 1: stands now. America's embracing a new ethic and a new creed.
Speaker 1: Let's roll The phrase new York's Finest and New York's
Speaker 1: Bravest mean something now, doesn't it. This is a time
Speaker 1: to reflect and be thankful for where we are today.
Speaker 1: Through we will rebuild New York City stans. Yet, after
Speaker 1: America was attacked, it was as if our entire country
Speaker 1: looked into a mirror and saw our better selves. I
Speaker 1: thought I was talking to my constituents, my constituents, to
Speaker 1: people of New York. American democracy is much stronger than
Speaker 1: a vicious, cowardly terrorists, and we're going to overcome this.
Speaker 1: Don't think I realized until a day or two later
Speaker 1: that I was talking to the nation or the world
Speaker 1: or like. That day, I think I was focused pretty
Speaker 1: much on the people of New York. I don't think
Speaker 1: we yet know the pain that we're going to feel
Speaker 1: when we find out who we lost. But the thing
Speaker 1: we have to focus on now is getting a city
Speaker 1: through this and surviving and being stronger for someone pulls it,
Speaker 1: pulls us from the rubble, when evil calls itself a martyr,
Speaker 1: when our hopes come crashing down. Three thousand of almost
Speaker 1: three thousand of our family, our American family, killed that
Speaker 1: day eighteen years ago. I was watching a documentary this morning,
Speaker 1: was on that GEO. In it chronicled some of Mayor
Speaker 1: Julianni's moments on that day and after and reflecting on
Speaker 1: it later. And one of the things and the Mayor
Speaker 1: joins us right now he became America's mayor that day.
Speaker 1: As Really, it really struck me that you said that
Speaker 1: you had no idea. Really you were talking to the
Speaker 1: people of New York, your city, your constituents, to knowing
Speaker 1: that they would rise to the occasion, and which, by
Speaker 1: the way, they did big time. And you know, I
Speaker 1: think of you almost dying with Bernie Carrick when you
Speaker 1: when I think the second tower came down, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: actually the first when the first tower came down, we
Speaker 1: were two blocks away and it hit our building and
Speaker 1: we got trapped and it took about a half hour
Speaker 1: to get out and government ATTACKI when he first greeted me, said,
Speaker 1: I thought, we thought we had lost you you talked
Speaker 1: in this and just to put it on a personal level,
Speaker 1: when you first heard about the fireman, who was I
Speaker 1: guess the pastor or the Father Judge, Father Judge, Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: he was the first. It was the first casualty. After
Speaker 1: after we were in the building, we got out, we
Speaker 1: walked up the streets that's from the second Tower Game
Speaker 1: to Haven and then we had to help the people
Speaker 1: on the street and we finally re established our command
Speaker 1: post as a police academy. First thing I did was
Speaker 1: asked the fire commissioner to get me Father Judge, because
Speaker 1: I knew at this point, I thought we were dealing
Speaker 1: with about six or seven thousand people that would be dead.
Speaker 1: That was the estimate we had from the port authority.
Speaker 1: And what was going through my mind is how do
Speaker 1: you explain this to people? How do you explain seven
Speaker 1: thousand people dead? City hadn't been attacking anybody's memory ever.
Speaker 1: Have to go back to the War of eighteen twelve,
Speaker 1: and Father Judge was my my spiritual counsel, the man
Speaker 1: who taught me the day I was a rookie mayor,
Speaker 1: how to go explain the deaths three firefighters to the
Speaker 1: family he's a wonderful, wonderful Franciscan priest and a true
Speaker 1: firefighter and miss the man who walked into fires. And
Speaker 1: I had seen him earlier walking down toward the World
Speaker 1: Trade Center, and I asked him to pray for us.
Speaker 1: I always did that, and he used to kid back
Speaker 1: and say it'd be more effective if you prayed, it
Speaker 1: would be more unusual, and then we would laugh, we
Speaker 1: would laugh. However, this time there was no laughter. There
Speaker 1: was no joking. Yeah, there was a look on his
Speaker 1: face to you know, really kind of jolted me. And then,
Speaker 1: of course the first day that about him, he walks
Speaker 1: back fifteen minutes later and he says, I don't know
Speaker 1: know how to tell you this, Mayor, but Father Judge's
Speaker 1: body is being carried out of the world Fradesner to
Speaker 1: Saint Peter's church. He seems to be the first body
Speaker 1: they found. So that was kind of the beginning of
Speaker 1: almost no one being rescued a lot, and and then
Speaker 1: the terrible consequences of it, and Father Judge being missing
Speaker 1: was for me my right arm as far as dealing
Speaker 1: with death and the horror of having to explain to
Speaker 1: a wife why her husband isn't going to be here
Speaker 1: for the rest of her life, and the kids are
Speaker 1: going to grow up without a father. I want people
Speaker 1: to know certain things about you. I remember only because
Speaker 1: we were friends before this happened, and I knew you
Speaker 1: as mayor from day one, and I know that you
Speaker 1: didn't sleep a lot for many, many, many days and
Speaker 1: weeks ahead. And you've told me privately, and you've said
Speaker 1: on the air that you know you take You look
Speaker 1: for strength. You look for it spiritually in the Bible.
Speaker 1: You look for it with Winston Churchill. You read Churchill
Speaker 1: and the Bombing of Britain, where he would go out
Speaker 1: amongst the people of Britain. Tell us how you got
Speaker 1: up every day because and how many funerals did you
Speaker 1: go to, mister Mayor in excess of one hundred, I
Speaker 1: never known exactly how many. Sometimes I do two and
Speaker 1: three a day, some days none. Because there was an
Speaker 1: emergency that happened. I would use a helicopter because a
Speaker 1: lot of the funerals, as you know that a lot
Speaker 1: of the firefighters and police officers live in the suburbs,
Speaker 1: so you'd go back and forth between Nassau County and
Speaker 1: Westchester County in Rockland County and sometimes all the way
Speaker 1: out of Subsey and then of the city large number
Speaker 1: in Staten Island. The hardest part of the funerals is
Speaker 1: I guess what I was saying before, It was the
Speaker 1: children watching the children deastating. You know, two year old,
Speaker 1: three year old, four year old sitting there in a
Speaker 1: church not knowing really what's happening to him, and you're
Speaker 1: knowing you just now kind of grow up without a dad.
Speaker 1: And today I saw some of those children who for
Speaker 1: the first time read the names of their of their fathers.
Speaker 1: One of them I'm very close to. The woman who
Speaker 1: was my administrative assistant just thirty plus years, was married
Speaker 1: to Captain Terry Hatton. She found out she was pregnant
Speaker 1: ten days after she found out Terry died in the
Speaker 1: World's Rates and her daughter Terry red daddy's name. Today
Speaker 1: they have been trying to have a child and they've
Speaker 1: been married about three years. And then she called me
Speaker 1: while I was on a helicopter and said I have
Speaker 1: good news, and I said, what is it best he said,
Speaker 1: I'm pregnant. Wow. And she said this is God. You know, God,
Speaker 1: God gave this baby choice. But I mean That's just
Speaker 1: one story of I could tell you hundreds and hundreds
Speaker 1: and hundreds of stories like that, and that's why this thing,
Speaker 1: but this thing is it can't be forgotten and it
Speaker 1: can't be minimized the way some people try to do.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just finished reading an article by by
Speaker 1: Raheem Khassam about The Times describing it as airplanes hitting
Speaker 1: the world's right center. Can you believe what a jackass
Speaker 1: that guy is? I mean, seriously, I saw that Bran Center,
Speaker 1: you know, you know got a gun shot John Kennedy,
Speaker 1: you know I saw that today, or a gun attempted
Speaker 1: to kill Ronald Reagan a gun I mean, And they
Speaker 1: just don't want to say it. I'll tell you I refuse.
Speaker 1: I will. I will air this tonight in my way
Speaker 1: in a way that nobody else will. I think and
Speaker 1: talk about it every year. This is the same. This
Speaker 1: is the same thing as what that congresswoman said about.
Speaker 1: You know, something happened today. Something happened, Yes, you don't, right,
Speaker 1: something happened. America was attacked. Maybe it was some one
Speaker 1: of the worst attacks on our history. More people died
Speaker 1: than a pearl harbor. We don't have a doubt about
Speaker 1: who attacked US at Pearl Harbor. We don't supposed say,
Speaker 1: you know, airplanes attacked US at Pearl Harbor, the Japanese
Speaker 1: Navy attack US at Pear Harbor, and Muslim extremists, terrorists
Speaker 1: attacked US and attempted to destroy as much of America
Speaker 1: as they could destroy. I think they, in their grandiose way,
Speaker 1: thought they were taking out a financial center or political center.
Speaker 1: That's why they hit the Pentagon Military Center. It was
Speaker 1: a Pentagon. They probably were aiming at either the capital
Speaker 1: of the White House, with the other shot from one
Speaker 1: that went down to Pennsylvania. But it was a deliberate
Speaker 1: attempt to destroy America in the name of Muslim extremist terrorism,
Speaker 1: just like the Second World War was in the name
Speaker 1: of Nazi fascism. So I mean, we can't say that.
Speaker 1: We've got to make believe it's not the case. Oh
Speaker 1: you and I will never do that. Only have about
Speaker 1: two minutes left. I think we forget the nine to
Speaker 1: eleven Commissioner report. They were at war with us. We
Speaker 1: wore in at war with them. I think too many
Speaker 1: people are forgetting. Am I wrong? Too many people are
Speaker 1: forgetting and too many people are horribly minimalizing. I mean
Speaker 1: today one of the gentlemen I mean mentioned the congresswoman's
Speaker 1: name because they were so set, very spontaneously. These people
Speaker 1: are very hurt by things like airplanes hit buildings or
Speaker 1: something happened by the people I'm talking about. The people
Speaker 1: who suffered the most. Those are the people who lost
Speaker 1: sons and fathers and wives. They are the people that
Speaker 1: hurt the most by this. I don't know, I don't
Speaker 1: know what you would call this denial, being in denial
Speaker 1: because you don't want to offend people. I don't want
Speaker 1: to offend anybody, but the people who are at war
Speaker 1: with us, and they are still at war with us.
Speaker 1: They just killed people in Afghanistan. I mean, they are
Speaker 1: planning to come here and kill us. And they're training
Speaker 1: young people in Palestine to kill Jews and Americans and Israelis. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not making this stuff up. This is going on.
Speaker 1: So we can't get ourselves into a state of denial.
Speaker 1: We got to be tough enough to face it. And
Speaker 1: it's a great discredit to those people that died on
Speaker 1: September eleven that we're sitting here like in a little hole,
Speaker 1: being cowered by by the left wing press. Well, mister Mayor,
Speaker 1: you were amazing that day, and you were the right
Speaker 1: mayor in the right place at the right time, and
Speaker 1: when the city, in the country, in the world, you
Speaker 1: were there. I was the first one to say, do
Speaker 1: not strike back against the Muslim community. That's correct. I
Speaker 1: saw that today Muslim community. But by by God, I
Speaker 1: also know it was done in the name of the
Speaker 1: Muslim religion. Distorted radical Islamist, but in the name of
Speaker 1: the Muslim religion. And you need that identification in order
Speaker 1: to figure out how to fight them. You know, if
Speaker 1: you didn't say Nazi, how would you fight have fit
Speaker 1: for the journmics, you have to say, you have to
Speaker 1: look at the organizing principle around your enemy. That's what
Speaker 1: I do with organized crime. And it's when we don't
Speaker 1: do that, that's that's when we are That's when we're
Speaker 1: attacked more. Thank god we've got a president that that
Speaker 1: singularly focused on what the problem is. It's not afraid
Speaker 1: to look at it the way it is. Mister Mayor,
Speaker 1: you are amazing that day. We love you. Thank you
Speaker 1: for all you've done for the country, and all you
Speaker 1: did that day, and all you've done in all these
Speaker 1: years for the families that lost loved ones, and we
Speaker 1: appreciate you being with us and sharing these memories with
Speaker 1: us and remind it goes. When will the committee get
Speaker 1: a chance to question mister Horowitz on his report that
Speaker 1: was released two weeks ago. I'm not sure which report
Speaker 1: you're referring to, but I'm referring to the scathing report
Speaker 1: on the former FBI director. The answers, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Do you anticipate us having an opportunity to questions you
Speaker 1: don't know? I don't know. Yeah, I haven't. We haven't
Speaker 1: discussed that. You don't know that, sir, Didiciary Committee is
Speaker 1: going to get an opportunity to question the Inspector General
Speaker 1: of the Justice Department the scathing report on the former
Speaker 1: FBI will do that, We will do that in an
Speaker 1: appropriate time. That there is a lot of information that
Speaker 1: was not included in the Inspector General's report on me. UM.
Speaker 1: I have filed a federal lawsuit to address the circumstances
Speaker 1: under which I was fired UM. I expect you will
Speaker 1: see a lot of that information come out in the
Speaker 1: course of that suit. You know, of course, with the
Speaker 1: advice of my attorneys, I have to let that litigation.
Speaker 1: Can you say if you're encouraged by what you saw
Speaker 1: in the Daily Beast? I am always encouraged when more
Speaker 1: information comes out that sheds light on the church. But
Speaker 1: you do you feel like it, in your view, exonerates
Speaker 1: you of any judgments under the IG report about lacking
Speaker 1: candor are you sharing some information? Well? I think it
Speaker 1: clearly shows folks that there is more to the story
Speaker 1: than they heard in the IG report, and I am
Speaker 1: confident that there is more information to come. All right,
Speaker 1: gladual with us as we continue twenty four now until
Speaker 1: the top of the hour, Great Jarrett is with us?
Speaker 1: Is next us in the series? Really putting a cherry
Speaker 1: on top when all of this comes out. I am
Speaker 1: sure it's called which on the story of the greatest
Speaker 1: mass delusion in American political history. You heard there former
Speaker 1: Deputy FBI Director McCabe him going off saying, excuse me,
Speaker 1: there's more to my story than was heard in the
Speaker 1: IG report. Now he is a fake news CNN contributor,
Speaker 1: the guy that was fired for lying and leaking. Now,
Speaker 1: before that, it got interesting because Jim Jordan was just
Speaker 1: ripping apart Jerry Nadler as it relates to whether he
Speaker 1: plans on bringing in the Inspector General after he comes
Speaker 1: out with a report on FISA abuse which shows what
Speaker 1: a political hack and phony conspiracy theorist liar he is
Speaker 1: with us Greg Jarrett to get weigh in on all
Speaker 1: of that. One last thing, we do have new information
Speaker 1: records now released today just breaking of the DOJ to
Speaker 1: craft a response to reports on Rosenstein and whether he's
Speaker 1: wearing a wire and invoking the twenty fifth Amendment. Because
Speaker 1: Judicial Watch and Tom Fitton just got fourteen pages of
Speaker 1: records from the DOJ showing officials efforts and responding to
Speaker 1: media inquiries centering on talks within the DOJ FBI allegedly
Speaker 1: invoking the twenty fifth Amendment. Well they really wanted this coop.
Speaker 1: I guess pretty bad if they were thinking about this
Speaker 1: to remove Donald Trump from office and former Deputy Attorney
Speaker 1: General Rod Rosenstein offering to wear a wire to record
Speaker 1: his conversations with the president. Now we've had reports of this,
Speaker 1: Now we have confirmation of this. In other words, yes,
Speaker 1: we will write again. And Rosenstein's sought to ensure the
Speaker 1: media would have difficulty finding anyone on the DOJ to
Speaker 1: comment and a concerted effort within the DOJ to frame
Speaker 1: the reporting is inaccurate and factually inaccurate. But the record
Speaker 1: show that DOJ officials also discuss characterizing Rod Rosenstein's reported
Speaker 1: offer to wear a wire to record Trump as being
Speaker 1: merely sarcastic. So there it is in black and white
Speaker 1: that I guess they really are talking about it as
Speaker 1: you and I believed that the time. Greg Jarrett. Chapter
Speaker 1: four of my new book is entitled The Attempted Coup,
Speaker 1: and it goes into enormous detail about what McCabe and
Speaker 1: Rosenstein did. They met not once, but four times to
Speaker 1: discuss wearing a wire to try to incriminate Trump and
Speaker 1: to recruit members of the cabinet to depose the president
Speaker 1: in what is this actually an attempted coup? And I
Speaker 1: sat down in the Oval office with the President in
Speaker 1: June mid June, and I presented him with his evidence,
Speaker 1: and I said, when you confronted Rosenstein about the attempted coup,
Speaker 1: what did he tell you? The answer is in my book,
Speaker 1: but it's fair to say that Rosenstein lied to the president.
Speaker 1: He's been lying ever since. And you know I opened
Speaker 1: that chapter by saying that McCabe and Rosenstein really proved
Speaker 1: the Peter principle that in a hierarchy, people tend to
Speaker 1: rise to the highest level of their own incompetence. McCabe
Speaker 1: and Rosenstein are profoundly incompetent and corrupt. Well agreed, and
Speaker 1: we're still waiting. But look, it's now just a matter
Speaker 1: of I gotta believe days at the maximum a week
Speaker 1: or two before the IG report on bis abuses out,
Speaker 1: you kind of agree with that, I assume, right, yes,
Speaker 1: I do. It should be out sometime soon. It was
Speaker 1: completed more than a month ago, about six weeks ago.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that John Durham has a copy of it,
Speaker 1: but it's been going through a classification review in which
Speaker 1: I suspect Christopher Ray, the FBI director, has been trying
Speaker 1: to his level best to cover up evidence of malfeasance
Speaker 1: and wrongdoing on the part of people like why would
Speaker 1: Director Ray not want to clean up what is By
Speaker 1: my admission, And I've been critical of all these top
Speaker 1: guys at the FBI, but I'm not critical at all.
Speaker 1: And I've now spent two years separating out the few
Speaker 1: at the top that abused power and more corrupt with
Speaker 1: the rank and file, which is the premiere law enforcement
Speaker 1: agency in the entire world. They are the best by far.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't he want to clean that up? Why would
Speaker 1: he want to clean that up and get to the truth?
Speaker 1: Should want to clean it up if he's honest and
Speaker 1: honorable as a thirty five thousand b I agents that
Speaker 1: work for him. But this is a guy who I
Speaker 1: suspect is an institutionalist. He wants to protect the FBI's
Speaker 1: reputation from being sullied even more than it has at
Speaker 1: the hands of people like Peter Struck Lisa pat But
Speaker 1: the problem with that thinking, Greg is the opposite of
Speaker 1: what If that is his true intention, then he should
Speaker 1: do the right thing. If he wants to create more
Speaker 1: doubt on the greatest agency, the premier agency a law
Speaker 1: enforcement then cover it up. I mean he should be transparent.
Speaker 1: He should be he should desire to write this ship
Speaker 1: under his watch, and if he does that, he will
Speaker 1: have done a profound service for all the members of
Speaker 1: the FBI, and for the country and for the world
Speaker 1: that works with the FBI. I agree, But remember, the
Speaker 1: FBI operates in secrecy, and secrecy begets lawless and corrupt acts.
Speaker 1: And it may well be that Ray is seeking to
Speaker 1: cover up even more evidence of corruption. And I don't
Speaker 1: see that he's been particularly helpful. I don't see that
Speaker 1: he's been forthcoming at all. See we see that he
Speaker 1: has been resistant of releasing any information to help get
Speaker 1: us get to the bottom of all of this. And
Speaker 1: I guess I have to conclude what you have is
Speaker 1: that he is an institutionalist. But unfortunately that's not what
Speaker 1: we need right now. We need somebody, we need an iconoclast.
Speaker 1: We need somebody that believes in the rule of law,
Speaker 1: the constitution, equal justice, and equal application of our laws.
Speaker 1: That's all we need. But look what Ray did, for example,
Speaker 1: with a Kathleen Cavalac email sent to the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice warning that Christopher Steele was a phony and his
Speaker 1: dossier was a fabrication. Belatedly, Christopher Ray, the FBI director,
Speaker 1: has classified several sections of Cavalac's emails and report, even
Speaker 1: though it contains no classified information and it cannot be
Speaker 1: seen for the next I forget the number twenty five
Speaker 1: thirty years, So I mean that speaks volumes about Christopher
Speaker 1: Ray and his efforts to obstruct justice and to hide
Speaker 1: information and conceal evidence. It's shameful. It's disgraceful. He should
Speaker 1: be fired. Let me ask you about Clapper trying to
Speaker 1: step in and save McCabe's job by claiming he had
Speaker 1: impeccable integrity. And by the way, that was a penned
Speaker 1: glowing testimonial to FBI again Director Ray in twenty eighteen,
Speaker 1: a strenuous effort to save McCabe's job, calling the fired
Speaker 1: FBI deputy director a man of self effacing humility and
Speaker 1: impeccable integrity. Well, I'm just reading from the letter. Clapper
Speaker 1: was effusive. This is an example of one crook trying
Speaker 1: to protect another crook. You know, Clapper is unscrupulous, pernicious,
Speaker 1: the former DNI under Obama who's working behind the scenes
Speaker 1: to try to ambush Trump before he took office. Now
Speaker 1: he's working behind the scenes to try to convince Christopher
Speaker 1: Ray not to fire McCabe. This was before McCabe was fired.
Speaker 1: Why hasn't christ Her Ray ever revealed this? He didn't.
Speaker 1: He hid this. It's another reason why Ray should be fired.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you and move on to Sydney Powell.
Speaker 1: I mean, she gave us a really powerful interview here
Speaker 1: yesterday and on TV last night, and I will tell
Speaker 1: you that you know her her filing if I know
Speaker 1: you read it because you read everything involved in this.
Speaker 1: But I read it as it relates to prosecutorial misconduct
Speaker 1: related to General Flynn. You and I have talked about
Speaker 1: it at length. That means McCabe saying, oh, you don't
Speaker 1: need a lawyer, let's call me bagging that he did
Speaker 1: something he wouldn't do in the Obama or Bush administrations.
Speaker 1: That means the surveillance, unmasking and leaking of raw intelligence.
Speaker 1: That means they made him and used quote extraordinary pressure
Speaker 1: on him, meaning they went after his kid. And we
Speaker 1: know that from the Rod Rosenstein letter that they literally
Speaker 1: were saying, oh okay, well, you either say you lied,
Speaker 1: even though our FBI interrogators didn't think you lied. You
Speaker 1: either say you're guilty to this, or we're going to
Speaker 1: have to go after your whole family. And he was
Speaker 1: already bankrupt and selling his home by this point. But
Speaker 1: as of this point, Sidney says she's not ready to
Speaker 1: pull the plug on the plea agreement. Yeah. I read
Speaker 1: the motion the day she filed it, and I spoke
Speaker 1: with her at length that very day. It's a stunning
Speaker 1: set of accusation against Muller's prosecutors, accusing them of quote
Speaker 1: unquote malevolent conduct. They are required to hand over under
Speaker 1: law any exculpatory evidence to Michael Flynn. They withheld it,
Speaker 1: they suppressed it. She's asking the federal job and it
Speaker 1: Sullivan to hold those prosecutors in contempt of court, and
Speaker 1: the judge should Two of the Mueller prosecutors, Andrew Weissman
Speaker 1: and Zanaeda mad were part of the original dissemination of
Speaker 1: the phony steal dossier, dating back to the summer of
Speaker 1: two thousand and sixteen. They were working with Bruce or
Speaker 1: at the Department of Justice, and that calls into question
Speaker 1: the legitimacy of the entire Mueller investigation. But you know, Sean,
Speaker 1: one of the great mysteries. You alluded to it a
Speaker 1: moment ago. How is it possible that Michael Flynn could
Speaker 1: be charged with lying if the two agents who interviewed
Speaker 1: him concluded that he was not lying. I spend a
Speaker 1: chapter in my book on Michael Flynn and how this
Speaker 1: has been one of the great examples of injustice in America.
Speaker 1: All Right, Greg Jarrett, more from him as we continue
Speaker 1: eighteen years ago. Today, we all know where we were,
Speaker 1: don't right? As we continue, Greg Jarrett is with us
Speaker 1: eighteen years after nine to eleven, everybody knows where they were.
Speaker 1: Where were you? I was on the air on MSNBC.
Speaker 1: I was an anchor there. Uh. And the way these are,
Speaker 1: these are the pre resistance days, pre conspiracy theory days.
Speaker 1: But go ahead, Yeah, and uh. I was stunned as
Speaker 1: I looked at the television and saw that a plane
Speaker 1: on a clear blue sky, beautiful day had somehow crashed
Speaker 1: into one of the towers. This was ten minutes before
Speaker 1: we went on, within thirty seconds. So we went on early,
Speaker 1: and I was on the hour for much of the
Speaker 1: remainder of the days. In shock, as all Americans were.
Speaker 1: I was angry as all Americans were, as as many
Speaker 1: people in New York. You know, I knew people who
Speaker 1: died that day, and it was heartbreaking and it was tragic,
Speaker 1: and I agree with the slogan we must never forget.
Speaker 1: And one of the outrageous things to me is that
Speaker 1: Khalichek Muhammad is still in Gitmo, U and he has
Speaker 1: not been tried, and he should be tried. They finally
Speaker 1: set a trial date. Um, but you know, for the
Speaker 1: family members, and I know them. Um, you know this
Speaker 1: is justice coming almost too late. It's a shame. You know.
Speaker 1: The hard thing to me is and I do not
Speaker 1: at all ever regret what this country did in response
Speaker 1: to this. I but I think we've learned a thing
Speaker 1: or two post Vietnam and post Iraq in Afghanistan. We
Speaker 1: can't send our sons and daughters, our national treasure to
Speaker 1: go fight these wars, then politicize them then like half
Speaker 1: bailing out on them and not finishing the job that
Speaker 1: has to end. And you know, my in my mind,
Speaker 1: I want the next generation of weaponry, offensive and defensive,
Speaker 1: overwhelming mass defensive forces where we can we can take
Speaker 1: them out from Tampa. We don't push buttons in Tampa.
Speaker 1: You know. Intelligence. Sure, we may need assets on the ground,
Speaker 1: but short of that, we can't go door to door anymore. Greg,
Speaker 1: it doesn't work, and then it gets politicized because it's
Speaker 1: taking too long. I agree with you a thousand percent.
Speaker 1: You've said it eloquently. We cannot do half wars anymore.
Speaker 1: Win or don't start it. Yes, And you know I
Speaker 1: don't agree with the notion that we have to be
Speaker 1: in some places for decades or forever. We have the
Speaker 1: ability militarily to take out a rogue nation operated by
Speaker 1: the Taliban, and could have done it and should have
Speaker 1: done it, but we didn't, and that's a shame. I
Speaker 1: agree with you. Greg Jarrett, thank you for being with
Speaker 1: us eight hundred and nine for one sewn toll free
Speaker 1: telephone number when we come back straight to our busy phones.
Speaker 1: As we continue this the eighteenth anniversary, we lost nearly
Speaker 1: three thousand of our fellow Americans, our national treasure, our
Speaker 1: family will continue to stand into our newsroom. A plane
Speaker 1: has crashed into the World Trade Center. Was another Apparently
Speaker 1: that was another plane seized? An airplane has crashed into
Speaker 1: the World Trade Center. Was lost. There appears to be
Speaker 1: a gaping hole the way there goes, there goes there,
Speaker 1: it goes here, it goes but I know the full
Speaker 1: side has collapsed in fielding had collapsipine. How by stand
Speaker 1: two airplanes have crashed into the World Trade Center. This
Speaker 1: we're not going to be cowered by it. That we're
Speaker 1: not afraid of faful friend, the freedom loving nations of
Speaker 1: the world stand by our session staff. Rod did have
Speaker 1: the red, white, blue whisk this country. We'll not land
Speaker 1: so wait rob to be a part of his country.
Speaker 1: Get I think about the families, child to the play.
Speaker 1: Freedom himself was attacked and freedom will be defend he east.
Speaker 1: Just when you think it might be, just when the
Speaker 1: finest go, someone raised his b to raise to us
Speaker 1: all of our great nation is being tested. Then she
Speaker 1: stands I plaging he didn't see the later United States
Speaker 1: from the doge fo cream mean she's on the Whiting
Speaker 1: room and the dang Then she We will not forget
Speaker 1: the twenty eight hundred people police and firement. Not only
Speaker 1: your heroes at the beginning, but they're still heroes minds with.
Speaker 1: We're gonna come out of this emotionally stronger, and the
Speaker 1: commitment of our fathers is now the calling of our
Speaker 1: time by the grat Those guys super more than anyone
Speaker 1: ever expected. Over in this tree. They messed with the
Speaker 1: wrong city, They messed with the wrong stay stands and
Speaker 1: I just don't want people to forget we go. They
Speaker 1: all have a sense of duty to protect us, all
Speaker 1: a Christ diets in our determination. Rest of the country
Speaker 1: now understand who the true defenders are. Stand the Irish Hills.
Speaker 1: Koreshian made her legs and rivers Bleusshi receive made the
Speaker 1: look of the Irish and fools we see stands made
Speaker 1: the blessings of Saint Patrick. God blessed Ireland and God
Speaker 1: blessed the United States in America, she stands. Now, America's
Speaker 1: embracing a new ethic and a new creed. Let's roll
Speaker 1: the phrase new York's Finest and New York's Bravest mean
Speaker 1: something now it doesn't. This is a time to reflect
Speaker 1: and be thankful for where we are today, and through
Speaker 1: the we will rebuild New York City, she stands. Yet,
Speaker 1: after America was attacked, it was as if our entire
Speaker 1: country into a mirror and s our better selves. All right,
Speaker 1: that takes you back eighteen years ago. Today, it's hard
Speaker 1: to it's hard to remember. Well, just you get in
Speaker 1: that place. And I spent a lot of time, as
Speaker 1: I said earlier, going back where was I what happened?
Speaker 1: I remember every detail and the magnitude of this when
Speaker 1: you watch it, when you see it, We're gonna do
Speaker 1: something on television tonight that I think we'll bring this
Speaker 1: home and it will be pretty powerful anyway. Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 1: joins US News Round Up Information Oval Looad hour two
Speaker 1: weeks from today, he will be right here on this
Speaker 1: program and he will give his first interview for the
Speaker 1: United States of Trump. By the way, you can order
Speaker 1: it now on Amazon dot com. It's up on Hannity
Speaker 1: dot com, bookstores everywhere. I now have finished the book.
Speaker 1: Mister O'Reilly, how much am I allowed to reveal? Whatever
Speaker 1: you want? It's your show man, I can't stop you
Speaker 1: come on, and you'd rather not. You send somebody an
Speaker 1: early copy or a galley copy of a book. You know.
Speaker 1: The hope is that they don't take the best stuff
Speaker 1: in the book. And there's a lot in there that
Speaker 1: I found fascinating and give it out. You did something
Speaker 1: I told you the last time you're on. You did
Speaker 1: something really really interesting to me the way you outline
Speaker 1: the book. You had a long interview with the president.
Speaker 1: You had a follow up interview with the president, but
Speaker 1: one in particular, an air Force one, and you were
Speaker 1: asking the president. You were trying to get into more
Speaker 1: who the person is, was how he became the person
Speaker 1: he is? Sort of those questions. He doesn't like those questions,
Speaker 1: and I frankly don't blame them. And there's a couple
Speaker 1: of funny exchanges in there, but you did get some
Speaker 1: interesting answers. But you you weave in the interview and
Speaker 1: then you explain the historical events surrounding it to sort
Speaker 1: of give a context and texture, which I thought was
Speaker 1: a very creative way to do it. Thank you. I
Speaker 1: think your audience would like to know what you thought
Speaker 1: of the book. No, no, listen, honestly, I mean I
Speaker 1: think it was one of your best books ever. I
Speaker 1: like politics books. Now your Killing series is fascinating. I
Speaker 1: love history too. You know, you, being a curmudgeon and
Speaker 1: an incorrigible kid, I could really care less about because
Speaker 1: so was I. That's most of the audience about it.
Speaker 1: You lived it well. I'm glad you liked it because
Speaker 1: it is a combination of contemporary politics, the president United States,
Speaker 1: and history because it's primarily a history book. But it
Speaker 1: was nice of you to read it. I know busy
Speaker 1: you are, and I'm glad you liked it. It means
Speaker 1: a lot to me. Well, it's up on Hannity dot com,
Speaker 1: Amazon dot com, bookstores everywhere. All right, let's get a bill, O'Reilly.
Speaker 1: Big picture. You know we're kind of moving in on
Speaker 1: a year from now, we're going to be in the
Speaker 1: heat of a presidential election. Where are we going to
Speaker 1: be one year from now nine to eleven, twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Biden versus Trump very close in the polls, nasty Press
Speaker 1: almost one hundred percent behind the Democrat Joe Biden. Trump
Speaker 1: holding his own the debates will matter. I can't see
Speaker 1: Joe Biden really doing much in the debates. Trump's quicker,
Speaker 1: more ruthless than Biden is. And I think you don't
Speaker 1: think Biden is going to come in and drop the kitchen.
Speaker 1: I think Biden would come in if it is him.
Speaker 1: I'm not convinced anymore. I was with you for a while.
Speaker 1: Unless somebody else gets in, there is nobody else. See
Speaker 1: that's what look tomorrow night, Thursday night, Houston. You're going
Speaker 1: to see the field. There's only three of them that
Speaker 1: got a shot, all right, and that's Biden, Sanders and Warren.
Speaker 1: You can't put a socialist in there. The big money
Speaker 1: Democrats behind the scenes are saying, we can't put these
Speaker 1: people up. If you read there's an interesting op ed
Speaker 1: in the Wall Street Journal today that everyone should read
Speaker 1: by Phil Graham and some other guy I don't remember
Speaker 1: his name, and they're basically saying that Elizabeth Warren does
Speaker 1: not believe that the assets you accumulate over a lifetime,
Speaker 1: your savings, your stockholdings, whatever it may be, She does
Speaker 1: not believe that is your property. She hears. Let me
Speaker 1: tell you why I have such doubt about Biden. A
Speaker 1: certain thing. Certain things are happening that have nothing to
Speaker 1: do with conservatives. One is, now every Democrat is attacking Biden,
Speaker 1: from Ed Rendell to Axel Rod. It's reported Hillary is
Speaker 1: now advising Warren. But when the New York Times and
Speaker 1: the Washington Post bailed on him on the same day
Speaker 1: and they started attacking, you know, this is beyond, you know,
Speaker 1: some type of gaff This is a problem. I sense
Speaker 1: the establishment has turned on him. But once they turn
Speaker 1: on him, did anything anymore? Well, Well, that's my point too,
Speaker 1: because if the establishment doesn't mean anything anymore than Biden's toast, Yeah,
Speaker 1: because that that's a theme of the United States of Trump,
Speaker 1: that Trump was able to go around the establishment, every
Speaker 1: single one of them, whether it be the Republican Apparatus
Speaker 1: or the press, and go right to the folks. So
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter whether the Washington Post or the New
Speaker 1: York Times don't want Biden, because he's not left wing enough,
Speaker 1: which is why they don't want him. Doesn't matter whether
Speaker 1: Axelrod on CNN doesn't want Biden because nobody watches CNN. Oh,
Speaker 1: hang on one second, it's not that. Maybe I'm not
Speaker 1: explaining as well. I'm saying it differently. When you have
Speaker 1: literally the heart and soul of the resistance, even if
Speaker 1: you want to call it, being the Washington Post, New
Speaker 1: York Times, and that conventional wisdom was that Joe Biden
Speaker 1: would get the nomination. But they now see his frailty.
Speaker 1: They look at these gaffs. I think they probably see
Speaker 1: what I see, won't be as honest or say it
Speaker 1: the way I'm willing to say it, which is Bill.
Speaker 1: This guy looks to me like he's aged twenty years
Speaker 1: since he got out of office. His opponents are attacking him,
Speaker 1: and he doesn't have it. If he ever had a
Speaker 1: soft pitch, he doesn't have that. Forget a fastball, he
Speaker 1: has no fastball. So that is true. But there's nowhere
Speaker 1: for them to go. But who's gonna show last point,
Speaker 1: who's gonna show up in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina?
Speaker 1: The crazy bass? They're gonna show up on behalf of
Speaker 1: probably coalesced behind either Warren or Bernie. I say Warren
Speaker 1: by a long shot. That's true in Iowa. I think
Speaker 1: Biden will win New Hampshire and certainly win South Carolina
Speaker 1: with the African American vote. See, the Biden people are
Speaker 1: going to keep him away if he can get through tomorrow.
Speaker 1: And I wait, but I thought you're gonna say, the
Speaker 1: Biden people are gonna try and keep him awake, Okay,
Speaker 1: keep going away and awake. Yeah, and the folks, you're
Speaker 1: not going to see him in the diner. He doesn't.
Speaker 1: It's almost like Hillary did. They try to keep her
Speaker 1: away and you know, obviously didn't work because people turned
Speaker 1: her off. With Biden, Democratic parties gotting nowhere to go.
Speaker 1: So once they realize that a socialist isn't going to
Speaker 1: defeat a capitalist Donald Trump, it's not going to happen,
Speaker 1: all right, then they have to go to Biden or
Speaker 1: a Michelle Obama somebody like that gets in, which you know,
Speaker 1: it's not out of the realm possibility. You know. I
Speaker 1: just think the lunatic base now runs the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: I agree with that, but remember the mass of voters
Speaker 1: do not care what the lunatic base do. They don't
Speaker 1: even know. That's why that's why Warren is polling so well,
Speaker 1: because most people don't even know what this woman stands for.
Speaker 1: I wrote a column on Bill O'Reilly dot com entitled
Speaker 1: the con con all Right, and I lay out that
Speaker 1: this is not a woman who believes in democracy or
Speaker 1: due process or anything. She's a totalitarian. She looks like
Speaker 1: a hip granny. You want to go trick or treating
Speaker 1: to her house, The problem is she'd take your candy.
Speaker 1: That's so unfair. I mean, by the way, I say
Speaker 1: this in jest, tongue in cheek and every Oregon hit.
Speaker 1: When you really think about it, trigger treating is like,
Speaker 1: you know, indoctrinating kids to beg for something for free.
Speaker 1: I say, I say this totally messing with people. Every
Speaker 1: year the same thing. I'll go out there, I'll give
Speaker 1: that little monologue and every year, but he goes to
Speaker 1: your house any that. But they're not allowed in. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm listen, they're not allowed in, Bill, I mean, I'm
Speaker 1: not hiding the fact that. Plus you scared the hell
Speaker 1: out of him if they did get in. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: let me see Bill O'Reilly or Sean Hannity, who scares
Speaker 1: the hell out of him, are you? Um? But I
Speaker 1: could see Bill out there, Hanna. I hear there's some
Speaker 1: candies dollars. Don't waste it, you know at lecture. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm giving you candy, but no socialists exactly. All right?
Speaker 1: Uh so, all right, so I just think that the
Speaker 1: big here's the thing that if you look at every candidate,
Speaker 1: they all support Green New Deal, including Biden. He doesn't
Speaker 1: even know what the Green New Deal is. He wants
Speaker 1: to spend two trillion on this insanity build two trillion
Speaker 1: dollars on the Green New Deal. No oil, no gas,
Speaker 1: I mean literally cutting off all of our natural resources,
Speaker 1: the lifeblood of our economy, Hannity. The guy doesn't know
Speaker 1: what state he's in most of the time, that's true.
Speaker 1: He has any clue about a Green New Deal. They
Speaker 1: put stuff in front of him and he says it,
Speaker 1: and he can't even say that clearly quick break. Stay
Speaker 1: right there, Bill O'Reilly. Two weeks from today, right here
Speaker 1: on this program, well of the first interview the United
Speaker 1: States of Trump, How the President really sees America. More
Speaker 1: on the other side. Amazon dot com, Hannity dot com,
Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly dot com, All right, continue Bill O'Reilly. Bill
Speaker 1: O'Reilly dot Com, two weeks from today, releases his brand
Speaker 1: new book, The United States of Trump, How the President
Speaker 1: Really sees America. I'm looking forward to that. Let me
Speaker 1: ask you a question, because I read this book and
Speaker 1: I only have a minut so you're you're off the hook.
Speaker 1: What you are asking him to reveal all this stuff
Speaker 1: about him? What is something about you? The people don't
Speaker 1: know that I'm the greatest guy. No, I would say
Speaker 1: you're I would say you are a good I know
Speaker 1: I would. I will attest to the fact that you're
Speaker 1: very difficult and intense, but yeah, deep down there's a
Speaker 1: good guy. Look, I mean, I try to help people.
Speaker 1: I really do, and I don't think people know that.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm trying not to be a shallow media guy.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm trying to look out for the folks, and
Speaker 1: that's all. You're complicated. I want everyone to know you're
Speaker 1: really complicated. But I do know you really you know. Look,
Speaker 1: everyone thinks Christians are like this, holier than now people
Speaker 1: just the opposite. Christians are like I need to be
Speaker 1: forgiven more than anybody. That's how I feel. Top you
Speaker 1: in that so if you and I go to confession,
Speaker 1: we'll shut that church down. Oh it'll forget it. I
Speaker 1: mean help fire, I mean and deserving me. So all right,
Speaker 1: bill O'Reilly, congrats two weeks from today. I can't wait.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being Thank you bye. Eight hundred nine
Speaker 1: four one, Sean told free telephone number. We hit the
Speaker 1: phones next. As we continue eighteen years ago today nine eleven,
Speaker 1: two thousand and one, Americans do not yet have the
Speaker 1: distance of history, but our responsibility to history is already
Speaker 1: clear to answer these attacks and rid the world of evil.
Speaker 1: I hear people say we don't need this war, and
Speaker 1: it's not a war. Actually the smart I say, there's
Speaker 1: some things worth fighting for. We are very grateful and
Speaker 1: thankful that we live in a country with his freedom
Speaker 1: of speech, that people who are either for or against
Speaker 1: the war can speak out. What about our freed Everything
Speaker 1: else went black, this piece of ground, everything came down.
Speaker 1: We didn't get to keep by backing down, glass of popping.
Speaker 1: People got hurt. Say you realize the mess were getting needs?
Speaker 1: There goes there goes, there goes Well you start your preaching.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this, my friend, have you forgotten
Speaker 1: Oh my god, oh my god, another plane just fun.
Speaker 1: It is in horrible Have you forgotten? I saw this
Speaker 1: plane come out of nowhere and just green, right into
Speaker 1: the side of the twin tower, exploding through the other side.
Speaker 1: There's been an active war declared upon America. My terrists,
Speaker 1: you forgotten. I can hear you. You re the word
Speaker 1: hear you, and the people who are not need going
Speaker 1: down while you are you forgotten? No, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: say I'm gonna die without God. Dozens of residents that
Speaker 1: are sitting on the hills behind the Pentagon, almost like
Speaker 1: they're waiting for the Fourth of July fireworks, but instead
Speaker 1: they're staring, dumbfounded and would like to what looks like
Speaker 1: a war zone. I mean, you see bodies flying out
Speaker 1: of the sky and you gave them up in a bottle.
Speaker 1: You tell me, there's no words to describe what's going
Speaker 1: on out Have you go? America is a nation full
Speaker 1: of good fortune, so much to be grateful for, but
Speaker 1: we are not spared from suffering. In every generation the
Speaker 1: world has produced enemies of human freedom. They have attacked
Speaker 1: America because we are freedom's home and defender. Have you
Speaker 1: forgot and the commitment of our fathers is now the
Speaker 1: calling of our time. Some people did something, said, are
Speaker 1: freshman congress woman from Minnesota to support and justify the
Speaker 1: creation of CARE. Today, I am here to respond to
Speaker 1: you exactly who did what to whom? Madam? Objectively speaking,
Speaker 1: we know who and what was done. There is no
Speaker 1: uncertainty about that. Why your confusion? On that day nineteen
Speaker 1: Islamic terrorists, members of al Qaeda killed over three thousand
Speaker 1: people and caused billions and dollars of economic damage. Is
Speaker 1: that clear? But as to whom I was attacked? Your
Speaker 1: relatives and friends were attacked, Our constitutional freedoms were attacked,
Speaker 1: and our nation's founding on Judeo Christian principles were attacked.
Speaker 1: That's what some people did. Got that. Now we are
Speaker 1: here today, Congresswoman, to tell you when the squad US
Speaker 1: two did what to home sure respect in honoring them,
Speaker 1: Please American patriotism, in your position demanded for gotting country. Amen.
Speaker 1: Care was founded after nine eleven because they recognized that
Speaker 1: some people did something and that all of us were
Speaker 1: starting to lose access to our civil liberties. Some people
Speaker 1: did something. Some people did something. Wow, that was a
Speaker 1: very powerful response from earlier today, Nicholas Haros, who was
Speaker 1: the son of a nine to eleven victim. In other words,
Speaker 1: he lost his Let me put it another way, some
Speaker 1: people did something, and people like Nicholas never saw their
Speaker 1: moms or dads ever. Again, many of the people that
Speaker 1: died that day had young children. Some people did something. Yeah,
Speaker 1: some people did something. Maybe she'll think about moving forward
Speaker 1: her radical, insane relationship with the virulent anti Semite and
Speaker 1: racist Lewis Farakon and some other things. As it relates, Well,
Speaker 1: that was actually a congresswoman to leave that wrote for
Speaker 1: Faracon's magazine all about the Benjamin's baby to expose the
Speaker 1: evil of Israel. You know, may Allah open our eyes
Speaker 1: to such blah blah blah. But nobody wants to take
Speaker 1: on Congresswoman Omar and her insanity. Nobody wants to criticize it.
Speaker 1: I do anyway. We live in unbelievable times. I just
Speaker 1: want to say this to the families. I find this
Speaker 1: a very hard show to do every year because it
Speaker 1: just it all comes alive as it should, because we
Speaker 1: shouldn't forget. We need to learn from this so with
Speaker 1: which doesn't impact future generations. Maybe a day like today
Speaker 1: is the right day to remind people the nine to
Speaker 1: eleven Commission report that followed way after they radical Islamis
Speaker 1: were at war with us. We were not at war
Speaker 1: with them, you know. Then we get the Obama administration,
Speaker 1: We literally tie the hands of the brave men and
Speaker 1: women that are fighting the war that they started in Washington,
Speaker 1: that they then politicize, and then we have rules of engagement.
Speaker 1: Then we go after if they make the wrong decision,
Speaker 1: split second decision, Oh, let's go after them and put
Speaker 1: them in jail. Clinton Lorance's case is one of them,
Speaker 1: many others leaven elsewhere. They deserve a retrial, a reexamination.
Speaker 1: Whether or not what they decided in the moment is understandable,
Speaker 1: considering they're at war and we're not people to sit
Speaker 1: in air conditioned officers making decisions about what it is
Speaker 1: our brave men and women do. I don't know what
Speaker 1: to say to the families, the kids of those that
Speaker 1: lost loved ones that day. I don't I don't have
Speaker 1: those words, but we need to honor them in the
Speaker 1: sense that we don't let this happen again. I don't
Speaker 1: want war. War is a horrible thing. My father fought
Speaker 1: World War two four years in the Pacific. It didn't
Speaker 1: love it. I can tell you that it didn't talk
Speaker 1: a lot about it either. You didn't want to talk
Speaker 1: a lot about it. My grandfather served, he didn't want
Speaker 1: to talk about that either. Wasn't something that was pleasant
Speaker 1: to them. Four years in the Pacific and it, you know,
Speaker 1: navy ship I think could be pretty difficult work. But
Speaker 1: all that, all of that greatest generation did it. And
Speaker 1: I just would like to see on behalf of our
Speaker 1: children and grandchildren the sophisticated advancement and technology that we
Speaker 1: in America and only America are capable of, and that
Speaker 1: is the next generation of weaponry, so we never have
Speaker 1: to send our sons and daughters to future conflicts war
Speaker 1: zones door to door, only to be blown up because
Speaker 1: of the conditions on the ground and a bunch of
Speaker 1: people with an evil ideology that want to destroy the
Speaker 1: United States and liberty and freedom. You know, it's like
Speaker 1: Michael W. Smith's songs when evil calls itself a martyr.
Speaker 1: You want to distort a religion, You want some sick,
Speaker 1: twisted ideology to justify your placing bombs on kids and
Speaker 1: promising them virgins in heaven, or thinking you did God's
Speaker 1: will when you killed innocent people that day. We lost
Speaker 1: one hundred million souls in the last century alone, one
Speaker 1: hundred million. You know, it's like on fake news, Humpty
Speaker 1: Dumpty has on a guest. Donald Trump has killed millions
Speaker 1: more than Stalin, Hitler and Mao the last century. No,
Speaker 1: but that's how sick and ugly and twisted and distorted
Speaker 1: things are over there. Fake newsc at end not a game.
Speaker 1: You lost people that day in your lives. We think
Speaker 1: of you today. We pray for you today. We pray
Speaker 1: for your families today. Those kids that grew up without
Speaker 1: moms and dads, we pray for you also. I'm sure
Speaker 1: they're looking down from somewhere a lot better than here.
Speaker 1: They're praying for you also, and you will, God willing,
Speaker 1: be reunited with them. But this is not this is
Speaker 1: the world we live in. If we can lose one
Speaker 1: hundred million souls in the last century, you're better damn
Speaker 1: well know that we can have it happen again. We
Speaker 1: better learn from what's happened here. We better understand the
Speaker 1: nature of evil in our time. There's plenty of it.
Speaker 1: We ever have a situation where Iranian muellers, I'll go there.
Speaker 1: If Iranian mullers that chant death to America, death to Israel,
Speaker 1: burn our flag, burn the Israeli flag, and they ever threatened,
Speaker 1: ever threatened, you know that they're gonna wipe Israel off
Speaker 1: the map or wipe the US off the map, pay
Speaker 1: attention because they mean it. There is evil. We've seen it,
Speaker 1: History tells us about it, and for some reason we
Speaker 1: just want to forget it and put it aside and
Speaker 1: just act as if it didn't happen, and then start
Speaker 1: wars and then say why are we fighting the work again?
Speaker 1: And then rules of engagement. President be Isis and Syrian
Speaker 1: He did it one way. He bombed the living hell
Speaker 1: out of Isis and he pushed them out of Syria.
Speaker 1: That's how we did It wasn't reported on every single day.
Speaker 1: I know what happened. Most of you that are educated
Speaker 1: way above the medium mobs, you know, shallow indoctrination every
Speaker 1: day and political agenda, you'll know what happened. We're doing
Speaker 1: it with the Taliban spite of what liberals will tell
Speaker 1: you about Donald Trump. There's no rules of engagement here.
Speaker 1: There's no that doesn't exist in war. But we better
Speaker 1: get the next generation of weaponry both offensive and defensive,
Speaker 1: so we don't have to send future generations into situations
Speaker 1: like we had in Iraq and Afghanistan. Ever, again, it
Speaker 1: could end up being the greatest gift and investment we
Speaker 1: ever give to them. I have said many many times,
Speaker 1: I started my career at the end of the Reagan presidency,
Speaker 1: and they and they ridiculed, and they made fun of
Speaker 1: star wars or strategic defense. But I've been to Israel
Speaker 1: and yeah, we're able to take out of the sky
Speaker 1: with the Iron Dome rockets being fired into Israel before
Speaker 1: they ever hit a town or a city. So the
Speaker 1: capability if we can go to the moon, go out
Speaker 1: one night, a clear night, and you can see the moon,
Speaker 1: and then I want you to think, wow, and a
Speaker 1: lot of courage if you think we kind of or
Speaker 1: maybe even bordering on arrogant, audacious, courageous, even all of
Speaker 1: it combined, that we're gonna go there, We're gonna land there,
Speaker 1: we're gonna get out and walk around there, and then
Speaker 1: we're gonna somehow fire that sucker back up and fly
Speaker 1: on home. If we can do that, in my estimation,
Speaker 1: we can build the next generation of weaponry to protect
Speaker 1: liberty and freedom, and the enemies of liberty and freedom
Speaker 1: around the world, and the despots and the tyrants and
Speaker 1: the status and those that buy into their sick and
Speaker 1: twisted and ugly and evil, despicable ideology, and in the
Speaker 1: name of religion or anything else they want to pervert,
Speaker 1: feel that they're justified in killing innocent men, women and children.
Speaker 1: That's evil. It exists, John Mississippi, thanks for joining us,
Speaker 1: Sean Sean, it's ready an honor to be with you today.
Speaker 1: And I saw someome players go up to all of
Speaker 1: those who've suffered and lost so much on this day
Speaker 1: ten years ago. I was just a twelve year old boy.
Speaker 1: I'm just a young guy. I've got a young family sign.
Speaker 1: I want to tell you in the morning when I
Speaker 1: wake up, there's a few people extra on my list
Speaker 1: I pray for, and you're one of them. And the
Speaker 1: reason is this evil will continue to press on and fight,
Speaker 1: and we need people got to stand up and look
Speaker 1: it in the face and say it's not gonna happen
Speaker 1: on our watch. It's not gonna happen here. We're gonna
Speaker 1: gather around, we're gonna hold hand, We're gonna pray We're
Speaker 1: gonna stand and do what we need to do to fight.
Speaker 1: I'm encouraging the young people in my area to stand
Speaker 1: up and fight for what really made America great. And
Speaker 1: that's what I love about our president. He loves America
Speaker 1: and you can tell it. He actually wants American exceptism,
Speaker 1: and I'm just encouraged. I'm heartbroken today, as many Americans are,
Speaker 1: but I'm also encouraged in the fact that you know what,
Speaker 1: we're going to press on. We're gonna keep going. We're
Speaker 1: not gonna let evil stand back and take away another
Speaker 1: generation of young people. I want to train our young
Speaker 1: people to do right. Lusis soo man. Please keep pushing,
Speaker 1: don't ever give up, don't ever back down. Sean, keep
Speaker 1: it going. We appreciate you very much. Thank you, my friend,
Speaker 1: God bless you. I think we have time for one
Speaker 1: quick call New York Diane Sean Hannity Show. Hi, Diane,
Speaker 1: how are you glad you called? Yes, Yes, Sean Sean.
Speaker 1: On this somber, sobering day. I want everyone to know
Speaker 1: that my train of thought every day, genuinely every day
Speaker 1: is Constitution Day. Every day is Veterans Day, every day
Speaker 1: is Patriot's Day. From the very first patriots here who
Speaker 1: did what they did to give us who we are today.
Speaker 1: Now today drives home to question, why are we allowing
Speaker 1: anti Americans into our government? When will we wake up
Speaker 1: to this infiltration? And by the way, Omar is incorrect.
Speaker 1: Care was not started after nine eleven, it was started
Speaker 1: decades before. It's another one of her lies. It is
Speaker 1: the Muslim brotherhood's hard wink. So again to everyone today,
Speaker 1: on this difficult day, what we have we must fight
Speaker 1: and defend and look it in the eye and call
Speaker 1: it out and put us stop to this. I don't listen.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. We all have a duty,
Speaker 1: an obligation to leave this world a better place to
Speaker 1: the best of our ability for our kids and grandkids.
Speaker 1: The best thing we can leave them is liberty and freedom.
Speaker 1: That's the best thing, Not socialism, redistributionism, not the belief
Speaker 1: that the government is going to take care of every
Speaker 1: single solitary need you ever have in the course of
Speaker 1: your long, beautiful life, because they can never deliver on that.
Speaker 1: Our best our thoughts, our prayers to those families, those
Speaker 1: that lost their lives and loved ones eighteen years ago. Today,
Speaker 1: All right, tonight, Hannity nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel.
Speaker 1: The guy that today took down Omar. It was brutal.
Speaker 1: Some people did something, he joins US tonight exclusively. Hannity
Speaker 1: also DLJ now claiming they lost Michael Flynn's original FBI
Speaker 1: witness survey nine Eastern. The news you won't get from
Speaker 1: the corrupt media mob on Hannity on Fox. Our prayers,
Speaker 1: our love, our support always to the victims of nine
Speaker 1: to eleven and their families eighteen years later. Never forget