Speaker 1: Power two, Sean Hannity Show, Toll free. It's eight hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety four one Sean, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program. We have a lot of
Speaker 1: news coming out as it relates to mister Fang Fang Swaalwell.
Speaker 1: New video, by the way, just release shows the accused
Speaker 1: rapist now partying with quote you'll love this Linda yacht girls.
Speaker 1: The people on the boat were told to keep hush
Speaker 1: hush about Swalwell being on the trip, but anyway, a
Speaker 1: bleary eyed Swalwell and a robe during a blowout trip
Speaker 1: on a yacht off of San Trope with a bevy
Speaker 1: of young women. I mean, this guy is a perve
Speaker 1: at the top level. Everybody listening to this program has
Speaker 1: women in their life that they care about. And if
Speaker 1: you look at any of these issues through the prism
Speaker 1: of how would you want your daughter, your girlfriend, your spouse,
Speaker 1: your mother treated, it takes on a whole different meeting,
Speaker 1: doesn't it. Let me play Swalwell's accuser former staffer who
Speaker 1: alleges that Swalwell basically sexually assaulted her in this in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, and here's what she said.
Speaker 2: You don't remember anything, I remember the next day. I
Speaker 2: can see flashes of that evening, of him on top
Speaker 2: of me, me pushing him off, him grabbing me. It
Speaker 2: was a lot more aggressive.
Speaker 3: It was aggressive. Did you say no?
Speaker 2: Yes, I said no, I said I in my flash
Speaker 2: that I can recall, I was pushing him off of me,
Speaker 2: saying no.
Speaker 4: And what did he do?
Speaker 2: He didn't stop.
Speaker 1: I want to play one more clip, and then we've
Speaker 1: got a panel that we're going to discuss this with
Speaker 1: a kind of jaw dropping moment as Swalwell accuser spills
Speaker 1: it all on national TV and just says, outright, he
Speaker 1: raped me and he choked me. Listen to this.
Speaker 5: I knew he was married at the time, and that
Speaker 5: his wife was pregnant. He was my friend. On the
Speaker 5: third occasion, I believe he drugged my drink. I only
Speaker 5: had one glass of wine. We were supposed to go
Speaker 5: to a political event, and he said he needed to
Speaker 5: get paperwork from his hotel room. When I arrived at
Speaker 5: his hotel room, I was already incapacitated and I couldn't
Speaker 5: move my arms are my body. He raped me and
Speaker 5: he choked me. And while he was choking me, I
Speaker 5: lost consciousness and I thought I died, I did not
Speaker 5: consent to any sexual activity.
Speaker 1: All right, here to weigh in on this, we welcome
Speaker 1: back to the program. Isabelle Brown hosted The isabel Brown
Speaker 1: Show on The Daily Wire. Also, Catalina Lauf is a
Speaker 1: political commentator through of the forthcoming book By the Way,
Speaker 1: Time to Choose Reclaiming Liberty from the Swamp. Thank you
Speaker 1: both for being with us. You know, Isabella, as I
Speaker 1: think about this, it's kind of hard to wrap my
Speaker 1: arms around this one thing. And that is so many
Speaker 1: people apparently knew about this. This was this was common
Speaker 1: knowledge in California among politicians, around people in the community.
Speaker 1: And how did it stay under wraps for this law?
Speaker 3: Sean, you painted a picture of this so beautifully there
Speaker 3: with just how truly horrific these allegations really are. And
Speaker 3: the extra layer of horror that I think the American
Speaker 3: people are struggling to reconcile with is the fact that
Speaker 3: this was very well known and an open secret, not
Speaker 3: just in California, as you mentioned, but here in Washington, DC,
Speaker 3: where I live on Capitol Hill. CNN was reporting back
Speaker 3: in twenty seventeen that more than half a dozen female
Speaker 3: staffers on Capitol Hill had spoken to them about a
Speaker 3: California congressman who they deemed to be very creepy and
Speaker 3: constantly advancing his way into personal sexual relationships with female staffers.
Speaker 3: This was nearly a decade ago that CNN was reporting
Speaker 3: on this. And I can't tell you how many posts
Speaker 3: I've seen on social media in the last forty eight
Speaker 3: hours from journalists, from other politicians, from people in high
Speaker 3: positions of power and influence here in Washington, who said, yeah,
Speaker 3: I knew about it, and someone came and told me
Speaker 3: about it. But what could I have done. I'm not
Speaker 3: a journalist, I'm not law enforcement. Maybe I am a journalist,
Speaker 3: but that wasn't my beat, so it wasn't my place
Speaker 3: to report on it. It seems to me there is
Speaker 3: a disgusting double standard of law enforcement when you look
Speaker 3: at how the political left is now responding to this
Speaker 3: in the wake of these allegations becoming a whole lot
Speaker 3: more public. Why did no one seek to protect these
Speaker 3: women and prevent more victims from being victimized by such
Speaker 3: a depraved individual.
Speaker 1: You know, the magnitude is breathtaking in term of he's
Speaker 1: a known figure, and I mean, this is the worst
Speaker 1: of the worst behavior. You know, Catalina, let me go
Speaker 1: to you. He raped me, he choked me. While he
Speaker 1: was choking me, I lost consciousness. I thought I had died.
Speaker 1: I believed he drugged my drink. I had only one
Speaker 1: glass of wine. I did not consent to any sexual activity.
Speaker 1: He was married at the time, and his wife was pregnant,
Speaker 1: and he said he needed to get paperwork from his
Speaker 1: hotel room. And when I arrived to his hotel room,
Speaker 1: I was already incapacitated. I couldn't move my arms or
Speaker 1: my body.
Speaker 6: Wow, Sean, it was incredibly disturbing to have to see that.
Speaker 6: But you know what an amazing point of bravery that
Speaker 6: these women are finally stepping forward. And to Isabelle's point,
Speaker 6: in many of these cases, it would never come to
Speaker 6: light if it hadn't been for that. But I am
Speaker 6: glad to finally see the Democratic Party holding one of
Speaker 6: their own accountable. You know, for years it's been believe
Speaker 6: all women until it's someone in their own party, and
Speaker 6: so at least now we're seeing some consistency in some principle.
Speaker 6: But that doesn't take away the fact that this was
Speaker 6: known and many women had stepped forward you know, almost
Speaker 6: a decade ago. But imagine if these women didn't come forward.
Speaker 6: Now you know this Eric Swalla could have possibly been
Speaker 6: the next governor of California and the fact that he
Speaker 6: was that close to assuming an executive position of power
Speaker 6: in the United States is so scary to think about.
Speaker 6: But this is what happened across the board. And you know,
Speaker 6: Republican or Democrat. You know, I've got to give a
Speaker 6: lot of credit to Congresswoman on A Polina Luna too,
Speaker 6: who said, look, this isn't about politics, this is about
Speaker 6: doing what's right. It doesn't matter again, Republican or Democrat.
Speaker 6: If you have serious issues, documented incidences, or rest, you know,
Speaker 6: especially in involving staff, you need to be held accountable.
Speaker 1: You know, nobody seems to want to, Isabelle use the
Speaker 1: word rape. What we just heard is an allegation of rape.
Speaker 3: It is, and it ought to be treated with the
Speaker 3: furiousness and direct attention that it possibly can from law
Speaker 3: enforcement agencies, but also more culturally, from the political apparatus too.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm old enough to remember now at the
Speaker 3: ripe age of twenty eight years old, that virtually every
Speaker 3: single year we hear this word tossed around as a
Speaker 3: political allegation. We remember it in the Brett Kavanaugh hearings.
Speaker 3: I certainly have heard it thrown around a whole lot
Speaker 3: related to the Epstein files and previous allegations that have
Speaker 3: been deeply investigated by law enforcement and deemed to not
Speaker 3: be credible in terms of a lot of these tips
Speaker 3: that you've seen released in these declassified documents from the DOJ.
Speaker 3: I hope and I pray that politicians in Washington, whatever
Speaker 3: side of the aisle they're on, take this allegation and
Speaker 3: the many that are accompanying it very very seriously, and
Speaker 3: we treat it with the fullest extent possible in terms
Speaker 3: of prosecutorial next steps from the Department of Justice or
Speaker 3: whoever else needs to be involved. I worry, though, that
Speaker 3: we've heard that word deluded so much in our postmodern
Speaker 3: culture and in the era of me too, with so
Speaker 3: many false allegations that people have become somewhat numb to it.
Speaker 3: Don't listen to these stories and brush it off as
Speaker 3: yet another political, crazy thing happening in Washington, DC. These
Speaker 3: are very real crimes. They are very serious accusations and allegations,
Speaker 3: and they deserve to be investigated with the fullest extent
Speaker 3: of law enforcement.
Speaker 1: You know, Catalina. I mean, there is in most cases
Speaker 1: a fine line. This seems very clear cut to me.
Speaker 1: You have allegation after allegation after allegation, I mean the
Speaker 1: most brutal allegations that any woman could ever make against
Speaker 1: any man.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: Compare that to, for example, the Capitol case. I mean,
Speaker 1: it was dubious from the very beginning. It was a
Speaker 1: political play by the Democrats. They overplayed their hands. And
Speaker 1: I'll never forget one of the people testifying, well, there
Speaker 1: was a line outside this room, and among the people
Speaker 1: lined up to take turns and rape this woman that
Speaker 1: was clearly intoxicated was Justice Kavanaugh. And then that emerged
Speaker 1: into well I saw him near a line, but he
Speaker 1: was not in the line. And then it was well
Speaker 1: I saw him pouring drinks for women, but no, I
Speaker 1: never saw him pour a drink for a woman, And
Speaker 1: there was never any there there in that particular case.
Speaker 1: And look at what an allegation, a false allegation can
Speaker 1: do to somebody's life. I mean, this man was broken
Speaker 1: when he was given his testimony.
Speaker 6: You're absolutely right, Sean, and it's infuriating of what they
Speaker 6: put Justice Kavanaugh and his family.
Speaker 7: Through during and Clarence Thomas for that matter.
Speaker 6: And Clarence Thomas, and they use the same playbook over
Speaker 6: and over again on that. And to your point, it
Speaker 6: was allegations, it was scant evidence, and there they tried
Speaker 6: to ruin his life. And here you actually have. You
Speaker 6: have videos, you have evidence, you have highly detailed reports,
Speaker 6: you have the police getting involved. You have so much
Speaker 6: here now, and you know, and to your point Sean earlier,
Speaker 6: this could be anybody's daughter, wife, you know, being in
Speaker 6: politics as a young female, it's a calling, it's a
Speaker 6: career to most, you know, women that want to get involved.
Speaker 6: And here you're subjected in these cases where there are
Speaker 6: real scummy people like the Eric Swallows of the world,
Speaker 6: in these positions of power, using their power to to
Speaker 6: do these things against women, and in some cases you're
Speaker 6: not even believed. And again, you know, I hope to
Speaker 6: Isabelle's point too, that this is carefully examined through and
Speaker 6: through and that this guy, guys, you know, is hold
Speaker 6: the accountable to the highest the sense of the law.
Speaker 6: You know, everybody is innocent until proven guilty. But there's
Speaker 6: so much here that needs to be fully investigated.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I totally agree. How do you think this ends,
Speaker 7: is Abell?
Speaker 1: I absolutely can see him spending the rest of his
Speaker 1: life in jail at this point. However, Haaveat, it's Alvin
Speaker 1: Bragg and New York bringing the first charges against him.
Speaker 7: I have no faith in him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think we're right to be skeptical about our
Speaker 3: faith in that particular prosecutorial process. That said, if these
Speaker 3: allegations are deemed to be credible and this results in
Speaker 3: a guilty conviction, he of course deserves to spend the
Speaker 3: rest of his life in prison. It's been very difficult
Speaker 3: for me, as a young woman in politics over the
Speaker 3: past several years to see how many of these states
Speaker 3: like New York, like California, and many others not treating
Speaker 3: sexual assaults seriously. In fact, violent rapists are being let
Speaker 3: out of prison early. I live in Virginia today. In
Speaker 3: Virginia is currently attempting to reduce or eliminate mandatory minimum
Speaker 3: sentences for crimes like rape and sexual assault, as well
Speaker 3: as child pornography distribution, and many other heinous crimes that
Speaker 3: are destroying society. So I think it's odd lived in
Speaker 3: a society that says, we treat this so seriously, but
Speaker 3: you're also watching a lot of these people dilute what
Speaker 3: this crime actually means.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break more with Isabelle Brown and Catalina
Speaker 1: lof on the other side, as we discuss the seriousness
Speaker 1: now multiple women accusations of rape against mister fang Fang
Speaker 1: Eric Swolwell. It's not a question of whether he's going
Speaker 1: to run for governor. That's off the table, or he's
Speaker 1: going to stay a member of Congress. That's off the table.
Speaker 1: The question is will he have jail time? Will he
Speaker 1: be convicted? Based on the testimony of all these women,
Speaker 1: I don't see how he's not convicted, and then it's
Speaker 1: a matter of how much time in Jelly gets more
Speaker 1: on the other side as we continue, than your calls
Speaker 1: coming up eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean, as
Speaker 1: we continue.
Speaker 8: Thanks for listening to Sean Hannity.
Speaker 1: All right, we continue now with Isabelle Brown and Cataline
Speaker 1: Allowfa with us discussing mister fang Fang Eric Swalwell more accusations.
Speaker 1: And we're not just talking about sexual assault here. We
Speaker 1: are talking about rape. I hesitate to ask this question,
Speaker 1: but because you're you're in this political environment, do you
Speaker 1: find most people are very respectful or not?
Speaker 6: Catalina, You know, I think when it comes down to
Speaker 6: it's partially is is the media and the culture, you know,
Speaker 6: to Isabelle's point first and foremost, when you have what
Speaker 6: happened to Brett Kavanaugh, you know, over time, when this
Speaker 6: is a real rape, you know, when there's evidence, when
Speaker 6: there's real things, you don't want it to be diluted.
Speaker 6: You don't want the seriousness of what happens to females
Speaker 6: in politics, especially staffers. You know, I hear countless stories
Speaker 6: of you know, former members and members you know, having
Speaker 6: sort of these issues with staffords, and none of it
Speaker 6: comes to light. And so I'm grateful that you have
Speaker 6: women again, like you know, congresswomen on Napoulina, Luna and
Speaker 6: others who are finally stepping forward and using their platforms
Speaker 6: and their leadership to uncover this, because for too long
Speaker 6: this has been going on. And so I do believe
Speaker 6: that there's respects for women, but there needs to be
Speaker 6: more women out there in positions that have platforms that
Speaker 6: are that are speaking out against this, because if not,
Speaker 6: it will be covered up. You know, the congressional slush fund.
Speaker 6: All this stuff will be totally put under the rug
Speaker 6: and under the table unless you take this seriously, unless
Speaker 6: people are held accountable.
Speaker 1: By the way, that's lush fund for people that don't
Speaker 1: know what you're referring to. That is taxpayer dollars that
Speaker 1: have been used to pay off people that make allegations. Again,
Speaker 1: their allegations doesn't necessarily mean they're true. However, they're using
Speaker 1: taxpayer money to pay people off with a non disclosure agreement.
Speaker 1: Any such deals that are made, and they have every
Speaker 1: right to make them ought to be paid for with
Speaker 1: their money, not with our money.
Speaker 7: Anyway.
Speaker 1: I appreciate both of you, respect both of you a lot.
Speaker 1: You're very powerful emerging voices for young conservatives, and I
Speaker 1: admire both of both of you for what you do.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Sean.
Speaker 6: Thanks Sean so much.
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Speaker 1: All right, I see Zorn Marxist COMMI Mom, Donnie, you're
Speaker 1: gonna open up the first government run grocery store in
Speaker 1: New York City. You know the ironic part of all
Speaker 1: of this. Grocery stores do not have big profit margins.
Speaker 7: Did you know that, Linda. They are very small profit margins,
Speaker 7: very tiny.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's not an easy business. The food business is
Speaker 9: never an easy business, whether it's restaurants or grocery stores.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's such a good point, and it's just
Speaker 1: frustrating to me because you would think, now, for example,
Speaker 1: you can look at John Customatidis. He's the owner of
Speaker 1: what Cristidi's and what's the other big Chainey owns that
Speaker 1: one too in New York City. I've been to these
Speaker 1: grocery stores. They're really well stocked. He takes really good care,
Speaker 1: but and he's got wealthy. However, he's providing a service
Speaker 1: for people. Now, they're going to spend thirty million dollars
Speaker 1: in East Harlem to build out this grocery store. And
Speaker 1: we don't need to waste thirty million dollars for a
Speaker 1: government run grocery store when you can buy everything you
Speaker 1: want at the local grocery store or they have Bodega's
Speaker 1: pretty much on every corner in New York City. Anyway,
Speaker 1: his Marxist Zoron Kami Mamdani talking about it, we.
Speaker 4: Are building a brand new store on city owned land
Speaker 4: currently sitting empty in East Harlem, a neighborhood where nearly
Speaker 4: forty percent of households receive public assistance or SNAP in
Speaker 4: the past year.
Speaker 1: I don't know how do we ever survive all these years?
Speaker 1: The government that bankrupted Social Security, Medicare, that runs the
Speaker 1: worst schools, especially in New York City. Every Obamacare promise
Speaker 1: made was never kept, is now going to provide a
Speaker 1: better grocery store than one that is in the public sector. No,
Speaker 1: that's not really how it's going to end up profit
Speaker 1: margins after all cost taxes expenses for the grocery industry
Speaker 1: ranges from one to three percent, Okay, And it's not
Speaker 1: like they're overcharging people, they're just not.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I love grocery shopping. The last thing I want is
Speaker 1: a government run anything. All right, to our busy phones.
Speaker 1: Carl is in North Carolina on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 7: Carl, how are you doing?
Speaker 8: Great?
Speaker 10: Sean?
Speaker 8: I hope you are too well. Speaking of Eric swallwell,
Speaker 8: as egregious and horrible as the crime of rape is,
Speaker 8: the case could be made that preason is even worse,
Speaker 8: because you know, We've seen what happened with Peedo Joe
Speaker 8: and his son Humper. We're tied up with CZP and
Speaker 8: Diane Feinstein with her chauffeur and so forth. And so
Speaker 8: he definitely needs to be prosecuted, tried for the rape accusations,
Speaker 8: but also for treason as well. It's the only crime.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you, I watched these interviews of these women.
Speaker 1: Make of these accusations any objective part of law, any
Speaker 1: jury listening to this, I can't see any jury acquitting him.
Speaker 7: I just can't. They come off as too credible.
Speaker 8: Yes, and and yeah. So in addition to that, perhaps
Speaker 8: he should receive a life sentence or or worse for
Speaker 8: the obvious crime of treason that he's guilty of. It's
Speaker 8: the only crime mentioned in the constitution. I'm involved with
Speaker 8: the Christian organization that will be enforcing the constitution, but
Speaker 8: Katie asked me not to promote anything, but it's it's
Speaker 8: it's the highest law and needs to be enforced, and
Speaker 8: so he needs to probably be tried for for both offenses.
Speaker 1: Well, I want to tell you something now. If I
Speaker 1: had to look at him my crystal ball today and
Speaker 1: predict Fang Fang's future, mister Frank Fang's future. I would
Speaker 1: say that he's probably done living as a freeman in
Speaker 1: pretty short order.
Speaker 7: That's my guess, absolutely.
Speaker 1: Although Alvin Bragg could always give him a sweetheart deal,
Speaker 1: which would which would infuriate me and rightly infuriate all
Speaker 1: the victims of his This has all the markings of
Speaker 1: Harvey Weinstein to me, anyway, appreciate you call Carl Glad
Speaker 1: you're out there, my friend. Eight hundred and nine four one,
Speaker 1: Shawn our number, Dan, California. Gavin Newsom's Newsom's Marxist utopia.
Speaker 1: By the way, do you have any idea what Gavin's
Speaker 1: doing today? Because he's never at work. No idea, no
Speaker 1: no worth the idea. What's going on?
Speaker 10: Yeah? How you doing? I just want to say thank
Speaker 10: you for all your work and my comments a little
Speaker 10: bit different than what you're focused on today. But everybody's
Speaker 10: talking about the nuclear warhead that Iran's trying to get
Speaker 10: a hold of. They're saying they got sixty enrich uranium,
Speaker 10: they could probably, you know, get close to making ten
Speaker 10: nuclear warheads. Well, how come nobody's talking about the atom
Speaker 10: bombs that they can make. It only takes twenty percent
Speaker 10: of enriched uranium to make a dirty bomb like the
Speaker 10: type that you know we originally used forty years ago.
Speaker 10: So if they can, if they're looking for a.
Speaker 1: Dirty bomb, has been in the forefront of my mind.
Speaker 1: We've discussed it, it's been brought up, it's not been
Speaker 1: the it's not been the major focus of our discussion.
Speaker 1: But you know, leaving enriched uranium there is very scary,
Speaker 1: and I would prefer that we get it. I'd prefer
Speaker 1: that they voluntarily hand it over. I'd prefer you know,
Speaker 1: as I said at the beginning of the show today,
Speaker 1: I think that the President is kind of waiting them
Speaker 1: out and letting him know that he's serious and that
Speaker 1: they're going to suffer severe consequences. Look, he can destroy
Speaker 1: the country of Iran in about two hours, maybe maybe less.
Speaker 1: He could just wipe out carg Island and their ability
Speaker 1: and destroy their entire economy with it.
Speaker 7: He could do that. He's trying.
Speaker 1: He's showing great personal restraint by doing what he's doing.
Speaker 1: It would be very blunt for Donald Trump. This is
Speaker 1: this is restraint, and he's doing it for the Iranian people.
Speaker 1: If you want to know the truth, we'll see how
Speaker 1: this plays out. But he's got multiple options on the
Speaker 1: table right now. He's going to try and starve off
Speaker 1: any income production for the Iranians. Let them know there's
Speaker 1: a severe price to pay, privately telling them I could
Speaker 1: wipe you out permanently in terms of any ability to
Speaker 1: make money, and hopefully that'll wake them up. Hopefully the
Speaker 1: reality of what he's threatening would wake them up. So far,
Speaker 1: they just you know, they cling to their indoctrinated radicalism
Speaker 1: and you know, obviously missing the fact that the top
Speaker 1: three tier leadership above them has been wiped out too.
Speaker 1: But we'll see, time will tell, We'll know very quickly.
Speaker 1: This is not going to go on longer than you think.
Speaker 1: It's not going to go on as long as people think, well.
Speaker 10: I'm encouraged by what he's doing, it's amount of time.
Speaker 10: I'm just still concerned because if they can do ten
Speaker 10: nuclear warhead, they can probably do a lot more than that.
Speaker 10: As far as the dirty bombs and slipping somewhere, I
Speaker 10: just you know, hoping it never happens. But yeah, God
Speaker 10: blessed on the President.
Speaker 1: I don't want to give away too many secrets, but
Speaker 1: major cities across our country are more than prepared if
Speaker 1: any radioactive material enters the area. That's all I'm going
Speaker 1: to say. I don't want to go into too much detail.
Speaker 1: It has been written about. I'm not disclosing anything that's
Speaker 1: top secret. But there are strategic plans in place, and
Speaker 1: there are contingencies in place in this country because though
Speaker 1: that would be the type of weapon, if you're talking
Speaker 1: about a dirty bomb, that would need to be brought
Speaker 1: in and gotten into the country. I don't think that's
Speaker 1: an easy you think to do. Although there's a lot
Speaker 1: of shipping, a lot of ships that come in and out,
Speaker 1: and by the way, we have made provisions on that front.
Speaker 1: Two without giving away too much operational detail. Again, it's
Speaker 1: all being made public. I'm not giving away any nation
Speaker 1: of our nation's secrets. All right, appreciate it. Quick break
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Speaker 11: I'm so excited to talk to you today.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm excited you called. What's going on?
Speaker 11: Well, I'm going to be honest, and it's hard for
Speaker 11: me to say, but I'm a little upset with you
Speaker 11: and I love you enough to give you the feedback
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Speaker 11: been a devout Catholic here in Texas all my life
Speaker 11: until a couple of weeks ago, and I just want
Speaker 11: to ask you what the platform you have? What about
Speaker 11: our pope, Sean? What about our pope? You know I've
Speaker 11: become a recent convert to Linda Tyrianism, and I want
Speaker 11: to hear from you about Flinda.
Speaker 7: Okay, So I am.
Speaker 1: I was raised Catholic, I went to Catholic School twelve
Speaker 1: years and I'm saying this. You probably have heard me
Speaker 1: say this, but for those that haven't, the Catholic Mass
Speaker 1: is beautiful to me. Everything about it's perfect. I have
Speaker 1: major issues with the Catholic churches, which is why I
Speaker 1: am a non denominational Christian. Now, that is how I
Speaker 1: describe myself. And I go to I usually go to
Speaker 1: church every Sunday, not everyone, but most Sundays. And my
Speaker 1: faith is more important to me at this point in
Speaker 1: my life than ever I have gone. I've done a
Speaker 1: very deep dive into understanding the Old Testament more more
Speaker 1: because of my study of the New Testament has been
Speaker 1: pretty exhaustive over the years. And I want to be
Speaker 1: a better person every day. Okay, you're talking about Linda Arrianism,
Speaker 1: which is Linda thinks that he doesn't have to follow
Speaker 1: the instructions of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and
Speaker 1: his instructions the one prayer he gave his apostles, the
Speaker 1: Lord's Prayer, and it says, you know, I won't give
Speaker 1: the hope of forgive us as we forgive those that
Speaker 1: trespass against us. Right, And Linda thinks that she's going
Speaker 1: to go go to the pearly gates and negotiate with
Speaker 1: God himself and say, well, you made me, and I
Speaker 1: didn't have to follow the instructions that your son gave us,
Speaker 1: that you gave us when you were you know, you know,
Speaker 1: on earth and sacrificing yourself as reconciliation to God the Father. Okay,
Speaker 1: she thinks she can negotiate, and she thinks that, well,
Speaker 1: may I quote to you, Matthew.
Speaker 9: Wait, she wants to talk about what I was saying.
Speaker 9: I would love to hear her interpretation, because I believe
Speaker 9: in interpretation.
Speaker 1: Because I'm about to give you a checkmate of Linda.
Speaker 1: She's about to be destroyed here.
Speaker 9: Let the caller have them moment go ahead before I
Speaker 9: destroy your Go ahead, Glinda.
Speaker 11: Thank you, Linda, thank you so much. It's just that
Speaker 11: I feel like you are trying to paraphrase and put
Speaker 11: words into her mouth, and that's that's not what she's saying.
Speaker 11: She's not going against Jesus.
Speaker 7: Say excuse me.
Speaker 1: She said that that she does not believe that she
Speaker 1: has to follow Uh forgive us our trespasses as we forgive.
Speaker 1: He says, she's gonna cling to her hate list, and
Speaker 1: she has said in her own words that when she
Speaker 1: gets to the pearly Gates, she plans on reminding God
Speaker 1: the Father that he made her and that therefore he's
Speaker 1: responsible for her hatred.
Speaker 7: She said all of that. Linda, is there? Am? I am?
Speaker 7: I miscarried.
Speaker 9: I think Tracy was in the middle of a sentence.
Speaker 9: I'm just asking for a friend, Tracy.
Speaker 1: No, I want to know, did you she's saying that
Speaker 1: you didn't say that? Did you not say everything I
Speaker 1: just said?
Speaker 9: I did not say everything you just said.
Speaker 7: You hear what you want to hear fake news?
Speaker 11: Lead Amen, Linda, Amen, And whether you like it or not, Seanie,
Speaker 11: this is a revival that is sweeping the land. I
Speaker 11: don't know the latest numbers, but a lot of people
Speaker 11: are becoming Lenditarians, a lot of.
Speaker 9: Us Linditarianism for every.
Speaker 1: Amount of Let me ask you this, Tracy, and let
Speaker 1: me read to you Matthew if I may, Matthew six
Speaker 1: fourteen and fifteen, Okay, For if you forgive other people
Speaker 1: when they sin against you, your heavenly father will also
Speaker 1: forgive you. But if you do not forgive others their sins,
Speaker 1: your father will not forgive your sins. Check Mate. That
Speaker 1: is a direct, direct quote, Tracy.
Speaker 9: I just want to say, while we are out of time,
Speaker 9: I'll see you in church on Sunday, looking forward to it.
Speaker 11: Thank you, Thank you, Pope, thank you.
Speaker 7: Wait, Tracy, is that not a checkmate moment?
Speaker 9: She's calling me the pope?
Speaker 7: I think you lost.
Speaker 11: You can talk to our deacons about the theological weed.
Speaker 1: Does that not say that if you want forgiveness, you
Speaker 1: have to forgive others. But if you do not forgive
Speaker 1: others their sins, your father will not forgive your sins.
Speaker 7: Is that straightforward enough for you?
Speaker 9: Yeah, But they gotta repent, they got to rebuke, they
Speaker 9: gotta do it the right way. It's implied. I'm not
Speaker 9: adding words. I am understanding the words you're saying.
Speaker 7: You're making up your own bib. I'm not.
Speaker 9: I don't have that much time to write.
Speaker 7: Promise all right.
Speaker 1: Lindaitarian, which is paganism in another form,