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Speaker 1: Then tell.
Speaker 3: And if you want a little bang in the Yuni,
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Speaker 4: What might to pardon myself for?
Speaker 3: That's what I'm asking.
Speaker 4: No, I have no contemplation pardon myself.
Speaker 1: End there.
Speaker 4: I didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 2: Let's just get the facts and let's get them out quickly.
Speaker 2: Let's stop the finger pointing. Let's just assess the truth.
Speaker 2: I'm not interested in who's to blame.
Speaker 3: I want to know what happened.
Speaker 5: I have prided myself as a leader of respecting people,
Speaker 5: being professional.
Speaker 4: That is the balance of mind.
Speaker 2: I'm not a perfect person.
Speaker 4: As is been acknowledged, saved by the grace of God,
Speaker 4: by Jesus and Jenny.
Speaker 2: Freedom is back in style. Welcome to the revolution.
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Speaker 6: Donald Trump will be sworn in as the forty seventh
Speaker 6: President of the United States, and with it comes an
Speaker 6: entirely different cabinet philosophy, ideology. It's interesting to watch all
Speaker 6: of these these confirmation hearings. I think one of the
Speaker 6: more interesting ones today Scott Bessent is as Treasury Secretary.
Speaker 6: I mean, he just schooled Democrats on the economy. It
Speaker 6: was that was pretty entertaining to watch. I thought Pam
Speaker 6: Bondy had a particularly great performance. She didn't take crap
Speaker 6: from anybody. And what really comes out of this is
Speaker 6: that all that they have done by abuse the Department
Speaker 6: of Justice and weaponizing it and politicizing our intelligence community
Speaker 6: and politicizing the FBI, it is amazing to watch people
Speaker 6: that sat by idly and silently all these years and
Speaker 6: allowed this all to unfold and to happen. Their great
Speaker 6: fear is that what they did to Donald Trump and
Speaker 6: the people around him would be done to them. I mean,
Speaker 6: that's what all of this comes down to. I mean,
Speaker 6: for Pam Bondy to remind the congenital liar conspiracy theorist
Speaker 6: Adam Schiff that he was the one that had a
Speaker 6: censor by Congress. It was pretty amazing, and pointing out
Speaker 6: that seventy two percent of Americans have lost faith in
Speaker 6: the Department of Justice, and robberies in his state are
Speaker 6: eighty seven percent higher than the national average, and I
Speaker 6: found that particularly entertaining. Blumenthal implied that Bondy was lot
Speaker 6: was lying. This is a guy that lied about serving
Speaker 6: in Vietnam. That became pretty entertaining as well, Senator Rano
Speaker 6: during the hearing, you know, as nominees slamming, you know,
Speaker 6: Pam Bondi slammed the Senator during the hearing for refusing
Speaker 6: a courtesy call, which I thought when that went pretty
Speaker 6: viral actually by the end of the day. And you know,
Speaker 6: she is being very very clear as this steady. I mean,
Speaker 6: she was the Attorney General of Florida for two terms.
Speaker 6: She was elected by one of the whitest margins ever.
Speaker 6: And this is before Florida was as readed as it
Speaker 6: is now. And she vowed that there will never be
Speaker 6: an enemy's list, and she throws down, you know, with
Speaker 6: a lot of these people. She flipped the script on
Speaker 6: Senator white House on the you know, suggesting that she
Speaker 6: will weaponize the Department of Justice, and you mean you
Speaker 6: mean like with Donald Trump anyway. Now we are officially
Speaker 6: on preemptive pardon watch. Names that keep getting circulated. Jim
Speaker 6: Biden's name, Joe's brother. We keep hearing about Liz Cheney,
Speaker 6: we keep hearing about Benny Thompson, we keep hearing about
Speaker 6: Anthony Fauci. I would not be surprised if all of
Speaker 6: these people end up getting a preemptive pardon. We'll talk
Speaker 6: to Congressman Jim Jordan in a second. But here's Joe
Speaker 6: Biden saying that he's not going to pardon himself. And
Speaker 6: also remember Biden and Kareem Jean Pierre that repeatedly they'd
Speaker 6: never pardon Hunter Biden, and of course they did.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 6: And also, sir, have you ruled.
Speaker 4: Out a pardon for yourself or any other additional members
Speaker 4: of the family. For myself, yes, sir, what what I
Speaker 4: pardon myself for? That's what I'm asking No, I have
Speaker 4: no contemplation to pardoning myself for and that I didn't
Speaker 4: do anything wrong.
Speaker 1: Will you accept the jury's outcome, their verdict, no matter
Speaker 1: what it is.
Speaker 2: Yes, And have you ruled out a pardon for your son? Yes?
Speaker 3: You have.
Speaker 6: Does the president have any intention.
Speaker 2: Of pardoning him? We've been asked that question multiple times.
Speaker 2: Our answer stands, which is, now, is there any possibility
Speaker 2: that the president would end up pardoning his son? You know,
Speaker 2: I just said no, and I.
Speaker 4: Am satisfied that I'm not going to do anything. If
Speaker 4: I said, I by the jury decision and I will
Speaker 4: do that and I'll not pardon him.
Speaker 6: I can speak for the president and he said he
Speaker 6: would not pardon his son, and I'm just going to
Speaker 6: leave it there, leave it there, and then of course
Speaker 6: he ends up pardoning his son. He is the chairman
Speaker 6: of the very important House Judiciary Committee. They've done phenomenal
Speaker 6: work exposing the weaponization of justice in America. Jim Jordan
Speaker 6: is with us. Refresh my memory. Didn't Joe Biden say
Speaker 6: that he never once talked to his son, as brother
Speaker 6: or anybody about their foreign business deals. And didn't he
Speaker 6: leverage a billion taxpayer dollars to get the prosecutor in
Speaker 6: Ukraine fired who was investigating his son and the big
Speaker 6: energy giant. And isn't there a WhatsApp message with the
Speaker 6: energy giant in China called CEFC where Hunter claims he's
Speaker 6: sitting next to his father, and that they'd be pretty
Speaker 6: much held to pay if they didn't pony up money
Speaker 6: and wasn't money delivered within days after that exchange.
Speaker 1: All that is all that is accurate, Not to mention
Speaker 1: the dinners, the other dinners he showed up to with
Speaker 1: folks from CFC and of course with Varisma. It was
Speaker 1: leveraging your tax money, sewan your listener's tax money, American
Speaker 1: tax dollars he used American tax dollars, held that up
Speaker 1: and said, unless you fire the guy who's putting the
Speaker 1: pressure on the company, my son sits on the board
Speaker 1: of where I got a call from my son a
Speaker 1: few days ago talking about this suson, unless you do that,
Speaker 1: you're not getting the money, and shazam, the guy got fired.
Speaker 1: So yeah, he definitely wag in.
Speaker 2: And on Hunter's laptop.
Speaker 6: Doesn't he refer to multiple occasions where money is that
Speaker 6: he was making with no apparent services or skill set
Speaker 6: for money from a Russian oligarch, money from Barisma, running
Speaker 6: money from CEFC Kazakhstan, and et cetera. Doesn't Hunter implicate
Speaker 6: his own father saying half his income goes to pops.
Speaker 6: Didn't he have exhaustive exchanges with his accountant about which
Speaker 6: account they were going to take his money out of
Speaker 6: to pay for pops home repairs. And weren't there multiple
Speaker 6: images now that we have of Joe and Hunter with
Speaker 6: their foreign business partners.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong on any of that?
Speaker 1: Not wrong on any of that? Again, I always use
Speaker 1: a barifan example because I think it's the most distinct one.
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden gets put on the board. Hunter Biden wasn't
Speaker 1: qualified to be on the board. He told us so himself.
Speaker 1: The head of the company asked Hunter Biden keny way
Speaker 1: and with your dad to relieve the pressure we are
Speaker 1: under from the prosecutor in Ukraine. Hunter Biden calls his
Speaker 1: father the big guy. And then a few days later,
Speaker 1: as I said, he leverages American text dollars to get
Speaker 1: accomplished exactly what he's not asking him to accomplish, that capsule.
Speaker 1: And then there's all those other examples you described, which
Speaker 1: shows how this thing operates, which tells me that the
Speaker 1: pardons aren't probably going to just end with Hunter Biden.
Speaker 1: It's probably going to go to his brother Jim Biden
Speaker 1: as well. And then who knows what else he does
Speaker 1: relative to Minnie Thompson, doctor Falci, Loz Cheney, Adam Shipp,
Speaker 1: all the other people who've been mentioned for this amazing
Speaker 1: new thing called preempted partners.
Speaker 6: Okay, so my next question for you is if I
Speaker 6: did any of these things, or Donald Trump did any
Speaker 6: of these things, what is the likelihood that that would
Speaker 6: be investigated as a possible crime.
Speaker 1: Of course it would be because when you don't do
Speaker 1: things wrong, you get investigated, you and you get censored.
Speaker 1: You've been censored by the left coming after you. That
Speaker 1: they've they've done that President Trump, what they've done to
Speaker 1: him for doing nothing wrong. Maybe go Cole back to
Speaker 1: go back eight years ago.
Speaker 3: They fight on his campaign.
Speaker 1: Then it was Mueller, then it was impeachment. Then it's
Speaker 1: the foreign diictments to state to federal, then it's the
Speaker 1: raid on his home. Then it's trying to use the
Speaker 1: fourteenth Amendment to keep him from running. And he beat
Speaker 1: all that because it was all based on politics. Law,
Speaker 1: fair ridiculous stuff, partisan stuff. And that's why Pam BONDI
Speaker 1: can say we're not going to have any ende of
Speaker 1: his lists. We're going to enforce the law, equal treatment
Speaker 1: under the law, follow the Constitution. We're going to do that,
Speaker 1: and yet these guys are still scared, which should tell
Speaker 1: you something about what they were engaged in and why
Speaker 1: they're seeking preemptive punts.
Speaker 6: Okay, so let's assume that that Joe Biden will pardon
Speaker 6: his brother. That means that both Hunter and his brother
Speaker 6: will no longer have the ability to plead the fifth.
Speaker 6: Do you believe an investigation into Joe and his conduct
Speaker 6: is warranted based on their foreign business dealings.
Speaker 1: Well, we've got everything on the table, and remember we
Speaker 1: we just got David Wife's report. By the way, Shawn,
Speaker 1: his report was like some devastating the Special Council. David
Speaker 1: Wife his report on the Hunter Biden situation. In that
Speaker 1: whole investigation, it was like some junior high book report
Speaker 1: that think where you forget you got to report the
Speaker 1: next day and you started a left. It was twenty
Speaker 1: seven pages. Well, I mean rock Mower's report was three
Speaker 1: hundred pages. You got Durham, her all these other special
Speaker 1: councils give you a real report. This was twenty seven pages.
Speaker 1: For goodness stakes. So we're going to look at some
Speaker 1: of the things that went on there as well as
Speaker 1: Jack Smith. We're going to look at all that information
Speaker 1: and dig into this because we think that's important.
Speaker 6: Has there been a preservation order for jack Smith, for
Speaker 6: Liz Cheney and Benny Thompson?
Speaker 2: Is that in place?
Speaker 1: Well, there's a preservation order for all of the material Jacksonith.
Speaker 1: And I'm actually I'm sitting at my desk right here
Speaker 1: where I'm starting to go through Jacksonith's report because we can.
Speaker 1: There's the ones public on the January sixth activity that
Speaker 1: part of his investigation, and of course the one with
Speaker 1: the classified documents in Florida that's that's being kept under
Speaker 1: steal uh because there's still a couple of dependents in
Speaker 1: that case. But yeah, we're going We're going through that
Speaker 1: and we've ask him to preserve all information.
Speaker 6: Well, I think that's important. I mean, how do we
Speaker 6: define weaponization? Because the one thing that it became very
Speaker 6: very clear in the questioning of Pam Bondy and I'm
Speaker 6: sure the same questioning we'll go to Cash Fattel and
Speaker 6: the hostility towards Pam Bondy, which I found inexcusable yesterday
Speaker 6: but predictable.
Speaker 2: It seems to focus.
Speaker 6: On Democrats have a fear that that that which happened
Speaker 6: to Donald Trump. His supporters, his friends and his allies
Speaker 6: will happen to them. Do you do you suspect that's
Speaker 6: where it's coming from, Well.
Speaker 1: That I guess that maybe they're they're you know, what
Speaker 1: they think. But we're going to follow the facts, Pam
Speaker 1: Pam Bondy is that we're going to follow the facts
Speaker 1: in the law. It's not about going after people. It's
Speaker 1: about equal justice under the law, equal administration of the law,
Speaker 1: following the Constitution. That's what she's going to do. That's
Speaker 1: what Todd blanche is going to do. That's what Cash
Speaker 1: Totel's going to do. They're going to do it. They're
Speaker 1: going to operate these agencies the way they're supposed to.
Speaker 1: Here's what I think is so good about the people
Speaker 1: President Trump is nominated for these key positions. They reflect
Speaker 1: the attitude the American people voted for a November fifth,
Speaker 1: when the American people said, we don't want people leading
Speaker 1: the government agencies where they're coming after us, the tax payers.
Speaker 1: They're supposed to work for us. They're not supposed to
Speaker 1: be weaponized against us or against their political opponents. And
Speaker 1: that is the attitude President Trump, the American people voted for,
Speaker 1: and the attitude that is reflected the people President Trump
Speaker 1: is nominating, whether it's Pete Hagksa's Pam BONDI cash to tell,
Speaker 1: Todd Blanch you name it, up and down the line,
Speaker 1: good people who are going to follow the law and
Speaker 1: follow the constitution.
Speaker 6: All right, click break more with House Judiciary Committee Chairman
Speaker 6: Jim Jordan, and your calls coming up as well. Eight
Speaker 6: one hundred and ninety four one. Shawn is on number.
Speaker 2: Can take.
Speaker 6: You know, he is the head of the very powerful
Speaker 6: House Judiciary Committee. Him Jordan is with us. What did
Speaker 6: you make of the farewell address last night? And this this,
Speaker 6: you know, Jill Biden taking a partying shot at Nancy Pelosi.
Speaker 6: We were friends for fifty years. And a report out
Speaker 6: in the Wall Street Journal today that Kamala Harris is
Speaker 6: upset that Biden keeps saying that he would have beaten
Speaker 6: Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, this is what happens when you're the
Speaker 1: party that's got all kinds of crazy policies and you
Speaker 1: play the games that they did where they said, oh,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden's totally capable of running the office when everyone
Speaker 1: could see that he wasn't. And then you make the
Speaker 1: switchlight they did, you're going to get this kind of finding,
Speaker 1: and frankly, I think it's because they got their tails cake.
Speaker 1: Seventy seven million Americans said we want President Trump back
Speaker 1: in the White House. They put Republicans in charge of
Speaker 1: the Senate, kept Republicans in charge of the House because
Speaker 1: they want to make America great again. They want common
Speaker 1: sense policies, not the crazy stuff that the left pushes
Speaker 1: that is now unfoture dominates the Democrat Party, and you're
Speaker 1: starting to see a switch with some Democrats. Sean, this
Speaker 1: is the encouraging thing. The Lake and Riley Act, which
Speaker 1: passed this week in the House, we had forty some
Speaker 1: Demo I think forty eight Democrats vote for that bill.
Speaker 1: Where we did we increase the number of Democrats. We
Speaker 1: had a number of Democrats vote for peace legislation to
Speaker 1: the data says if you're an illegal migrant and you
Speaker 1: do some some domestic violence crime or some some hateful
Speaker 1: thing against uh women, you're you're gonna you're gonna be gone.
Speaker 1: We had a number of Democrats vote with us today
Speaker 1: on that bill. So I do think there's there's a
Speaker 1: movement in a in a common sense direction, even with
Speaker 1: some of the even with some of the Democrats.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I tend to agree as well. I think you're
Speaker 6: going to have a very busy time. And uh, I
Speaker 6: think this could be the most consequential and transformative period
Speaker 6: in American history. Do you believe Republicans will stick together,
Speaker 6: especially in the House.
Speaker 1: We have to, We just have to. We have to
Speaker 1: realize and I said this two years ago when we
Speaker 1: started that Congress. Any differences that exists in the Republican
Speaker 1: Conference in the republic can party pale pale in comparison
Speaker 1: to the differences between Republicans and the radical left, which
Speaker 1: now unfortunately controls the Democrat Party. So let's remember that.
Speaker 1: Let's stick together. Let's do what we told the American
Speaker 1: people we were going to do. President Trump's committed to
Speaker 1: doing that. We need to have that same attitude in
Speaker 1: the House and in the Senate. And if we do,
Speaker 1: we're going to get good things done for this great country,
Speaker 1: the greatest.
Speaker 6: Nation ever, no doubt about it. We're glad you're there.
Speaker 6: What percentage of the vote did you get in Ohio?
Speaker 1: We got what sixty eight, fifty eight, sixty nine, So.
Speaker 2: You're beginning to slip, Congressman, you may need my help
Speaker 2: next time.
Speaker 1: If you'd have been running, you to hit seventy.
Speaker 6: But I doubt it. I don't think anyone can talk.
Speaker 6: I don't think anyone can top Jim Jordan anyway. Congressman,
Speaker 6: we appreciate you more than you know. Keep up the
Speaker 6: great work. We'll be in touch a lot throughout the year.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn on number. If
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Speaker 6: be in for a seriously bumpy ride. Democrats they're going
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Speaker 6: to take time for the Trump policies to work. We
Speaker 6: got a new president, thank god, and yet he's got
Speaker 6: a heavy lift ahead of him to get the economy
Speaker 6: back on track. And we see the stock market with
Speaker 6: all its volatility, credit card default soaring thanks to Joe
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Speaker 6: Smith is on Hannity tonight. I'm not sure what to
Speaker 6: make of his comments about pathetic Joe Biden. What's so
Speaker 6: funny to me is it was the typical Biden last night, mumbling, bumbling,
Speaker 6: stumbling and just flat out lying and then and talking
Speaker 6: about oligarchs, which I thought was a little bit of
Speaker 6: ironic considering it was his son Hunter that did business
Speaker 6: with like the former first Lady of Moscow and oligarch
Speaker 6: and got three and a half million dollars and then
Speaker 6: millions more invested in some real estate venture. And I'm
Speaker 6: sitting here listening to this, and I'm like, oligarchs, Oh,
Speaker 6: you mean like the people that that Hunter does business
Speaker 6: with that you said you knew nothing about except pictures
Speaker 6: show that you were lying through your teeth.
Speaker 2: I mean those the people you're talking about anyway. So
Speaker 2: Steven A.
Speaker 6: Smith had this observation about Biden's farewell speech last night
Speaker 6: that it made him sad.
Speaker 2: Listen, I was, guys, I was sad.
Speaker 5: Of course, the president is entitled and he should give
Speaker 5: a farewell speech, there is no question about that. But
Speaker 5: different times invade us all. And when you see the
Speaker 5: times that we live in, sometimes you see something and
Speaker 5: you just say silence or a simple goodbye would suffice.
Speaker 5: And that's how I felt about the president tonight. I
Speaker 5: have heard throughout my entire life, what a good and
Speaker 5: what a decent man he is, what a family oriented
Speaker 5: in the visual that he is, some of the tragedies,
Speaker 5: the unspeakable tragedies that he has suffered, and our hearts
Speaker 5: go out to him, and we recognize the fact that
Speaker 5: he was in the Senate for decades and that he
Speaker 5: served this country to the best of his ability. But inevitably,
Speaker 5: that old Janet Jackson's song what have You done for
Speaker 5: Me Lately? Comes to mind, And when we see what transpired,
Speaker 5: when we witnessed what has transpired over the last year plus,
Speaker 5: and you were supposed to step away, You were supposed
Speaker 5: to be a transitional president, and you didn't do that,
Speaker 5: and you decided that you wanted to stay in the race.
Speaker 5: And then you got exposed because you showed up on
Speaker 5: a debate stage June twenty seventh, and you were not
Speaker 5: what people on the left have purported you to be.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of people out there.
Speaker 5: That didn't want to hear what he had to say
Speaker 5: months ago when he was president. And unfortunately, maybe not me,
Speaker 5: maybe not you two, but unfortunately there's not a lot
Speaker 5: of Americans that were interested in hearing what he had
Speaker 5: to say tonight. And that's sad.
Speaker 6: It's been sad from the get go. If you go
Speaker 6: back and Steve and I and I we'll talk a
Speaker 6: little bit about this. Okay, he had personal tragedies. Yeah,
Speaker 6: my heart goes out anybody that goes through a personal tragedy.
Speaker 6: But if you ask yourself about his record, what has
Speaker 6: he done to help the American people have a better economy,
Speaker 6: to pay less?
Speaker 2: Nothing?
Speaker 6: What can he point to that he can say, I
Speaker 6: was successful in this area. I brought more safety and
Speaker 6: security at home and abroad.
Speaker 2: Nothing.
Speaker 6: The only reason the deal happened with Israel and the
Speaker 6: hostages is because Donald Trump was going to unleash hell
Speaker 6: at his command had they not made that deal. And
Speaker 6: Joe Biden says, this is a joke. Wasn't a joke anyway,
Speaker 6: We'll get to that tonight. Let's get to our busy phones.
Speaker 6: So many of you standing by Danny Is in Maryland,
Speaker 6: Danny High, how are.
Speaker 2: You glad you called.
Speaker 7: Hi, Sean.
Speaker 2: What's going on, Danny? How are you?
Speaker 7: It's nice to talk. I've been a long listener of
Speaker 7: your show.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 7: They've on the Eastern Shore, great crabs. But anyway, what
Speaker 7: they did to Pian Bondy and Peter had set, it's
Speaker 7: a shame what they're doing.
Speaker 6: Well, it's what they tried to do because I don't
Speaker 6: think they were successful against either one. As a matter
Speaker 6: of fact, I think they failed miserably and in the
Speaker 6: end didn't lay a glove on either one of them.
Speaker 2: That's my take.
Speaker 7: No, they don't understand we American people voted for change.
Speaker 7: They just doesn't get it.
Speaker 2: They're never gonna get it.
Speaker 6: They're never gonna do They're not gonna wake up in
Speaker 6: the morning and say, you know what Donald Trump's plan
Speaker 6: to secure the border and to deport you know, illegal
Speaker 6: immigrants and criminals and rapists and murderers and terror and
Speaker 6: cartel members. They're not going to wake up and say,
Speaker 6: you know what, drilling will make the country rich. We're
Speaker 6: going to support energy dominance. They're not going to wake
Speaker 6: up and say we need a strong military. They're just
Speaker 6: never they are who they are.
Speaker 7: They want us to get stuff from our enemies, to
Speaker 7: hate our guts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty much. I mean, listen, they don't.
Speaker 6: They reject the idea of America having the pre eminent
Speaker 6: role in the world as the leader of the free world.
Speaker 6: They view it as a sort of imperialism. They view
Speaker 6: it as a sort of dominance. Unfortunately, what they're failing
Speaker 6: to recognize is that evil exists, and our enemies have
Speaker 6: been on the move because of the weakness of Joe
Speaker 6: Biden and Ran would not be acting way they've been acting.
Speaker 6: And they won't act that way with Donald Trump as president,
Speaker 6: and the same with China and the same with Russia.
Speaker 6: The world order has already shifted, as evidence by Hamas
Speaker 6: all of a sudden now willing to make a peace
Speaker 6: deal and release hostages.
Speaker 2: It's not an accident.
Speaker 6: And so you know, why do they believe in this
Speaker 6: socialist utopia under the guise of environmental radicalism.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Anytime socialism has been tried, it has failed. I wrote
Speaker 6: a whole chapter about it and live free or die.
Speaker 6: But you know, we have a lot to look forward to.
Speaker 6: With all that said, though, it's going to be hard
Speaker 6: to keep Republicans in line. They need to recognize that
Speaker 6: the agenda that the American people voted for was really
Speaker 6: the Trump agenda. And that's why I'm hoping Republicans are
Speaker 6: going to stand strong together and and push through that
Speaker 6: agenda and get that job done, and get it done expeditiously.
Speaker 6: And we're going to help them do it. And if
Speaker 6: we have to put pressure on them, we'll give out
Speaker 6: phone numbers and you can respectfully call elected officials and
Speaker 6: tell them what you want them to do. They are
Speaker 6: supposed to be your servant. Anyway, my friend, appreciate the call.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred ninety four one Shawn. All right, quick break,
Speaker 6: right back to our phone calls. Eight hundred ninety four
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Speaker 6: want to be a part of the program. Lewis Alabama
Speaker 6: next on the Sean Hannity Show. Where are you at Alabama?
Speaker 2: Lewis? I'm in both note at Alabama? Know it well?
Speaker 2: What's going on, sir?
Speaker 3: Well, First of all, I want to thank you and
Speaker 3: people like Jim Jordan for opening people's eyes to what
Speaker 3: liberal progressiveness what it actually is. Socialist communists fashion them
Speaker 3: done to this country, all.
Speaker 2: Right, but no it's our pleasure.
Speaker 3: To my point an angle, I haven't heard anybody go
Speaker 3: towards as far as these blanket pardons. Is it married
Speaker 3: there be a way to go after the Biden crime family,
Speaker 3: which is what they are, who have in some cases
Speaker 3: been treated us is they're no way. I know they
Speaker 3: can't go to jail for anything that's coming to loose time.
Speaker 3: But even people that aren't found criminally, sometimes they face fives,
Speaker 3: they face penalties, they face monetary damages. If it's possible,
Speaker 3: go after the family's money, the money they have gained
Speaker 3: criminally by doing things that morally they shouldn't have been doing.
Speaker 3: And I don't even as far as going to jail,
Speaker 3: I don't even care about that. What's done is done,
Speaker 3: but go out.
Speaker 6: Well, Unfortunately, the only way you could do it is
Speaker 6: through a legal process or a civil process. But you know,
Speaker 6: they would have to be some legitimate claim that somebody
Speaker 6: was harmed and that they'd be validity to it. You know,
Speaker 6: I know this is hard for people to understand here.
Speaker 6: Although the preemptive pardon has never really been challenged in
Speaker 6: terms of the courts. But my interpretation and legal scholars
Speaker 6: that I have talked to their interpretation seems to be
Speaker 6: in sync with mind, is that the power of the
Speaker 6: pardon is absolute. And I would not even begin to
Speaker 6: challenge whatever Joe Biden does in these final hours of
Speaker 6: his presidency in terms of preemptive pardons. My response is,
Speaker 6: let it stand as on Let it stand wide open
Speaker 6: to the American people to make their own determination on it.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't bother challenging it. In the end, Democrats, you know,
Speaker 6: at some point down the line, probably I hope not
Speaker 6: anytime soon. I hope not even in my lifetime, but
Speaker 6: they're going to be back in power. And if you
Speaker 6: think that this unholy alliance between radical environmentalism and status
Speaker 6: Marxism socialism has somehow died and buried and gone away,
Speaker 6: forever you're dreaming it will re emerge in another form,
Speaker 6: that people have not changed their minds and their hearts.
Speaker 6: And you know, as we have been witnessing the last
Speaker 6: two days, they have been gone right back. They revert
Speaker 6: to form, and they just you know, they go, they
Speaker 6: go on the attack, and in this case, the smears,
Speaker 6: the slanders, the personal attacks, the I hate Trump. You know,
Speaker 6: vindictiveness is on full display. So it's a it's a
Speaker 6: never ending battle for the hearts and minds of the
Speaker 6: American people. You know, we've got to continue the process
Speaker 6: of educating people and informing people as to what you know.
Speaker 6: Give me an example of any government program that's been successful.
Speaker 6: You know, how are your government schools doing. How's law
Speaker 6: and order in your small town or big city. How
Speaker 6: good a job did they do? Control in the borders.
Speaker 6: How's Obamacare working out for you? Social Security and medicare
Speaker 6: headed towards insolvency. These are all government programs. They are
Speaker 6: lofty promises and you always get disappointed. They always under deliver.
Speaker 6: I hope that helps you.
Speaker 3: Here to help, Reagan said the best when the government
Speaker 3: comes and says they're here to help.
Speaker 6: Close the door, Close the door and run away. Lewis,
Speaker 6: thank you very quickly, same topic. Brian North, Dakota. Brian,
Speaker 6: we have about a minute. It's all yours, go ahead.
Speaker 8: Sir, Yeah, just real quickly. I as far as looking
Speaker 8: at from a voter's point of view, I believe an
Speaker 8: incumbent president should not be allowed to grant pardons after
Speaker 8: the election day. I think the laws should be changed
Speaker 8: that if they're going to do a pardon, it should
Speaker 8: be prior to the election. Then everybody will know how
Speaker 8: to vote. Right now, we have no idea what the
Speaker 8: person's going to do until afterwards.
Speaker 6: There's nothing in the constitution that references any such restriction.
Speaker 6: That's the problem. He would need a constitutional amendment to
Speaker 6: do it, and I'm not sure we'd ever get there.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure if I even want to get there.
Speaker 6: I kind of liked the idea of the power of
Speaker 6: the pardon being absolute. There's a way to transform the
Speaker 6: power of the pardon, you know, like there are innocent
Speaker 6: people in jail. Alice Murray Johnson changed my thinking on
Speaker 6: this when she was released. He was she had one
Speaker 6: drug charge, a life sentence, thought all life was over.
Speaker 6: He never became bitter. He started counseling young people in prison.
Speaker 6: She spent nearly twenty five years there. Donald Trump set
Speaker 6: her free and that result, and I think there are
Speaker 6: other people in prison that deserve second chances. And I
Speaker 6: think there is disparate sentencing. You know, why would somebody
Speaker 6: would crack cocaine versus powder cocaine get a different sentence.
Speaker 6: There's still dealing in cocaine or there's still charged with
Speaker 6: the same drug, except you know, one might be more
Speaker 6: potent form. I do think there are good things you
Speaker 6: can do with the pardon. What Joe's going to do
Speaker 6: is protect his family, and Joe is going to protect
Speaker 6: those that they know we're dishonest with the American people.
Speaker 6: That is my prediction. Anyway, my friend, appreciate you. By
Speaker 6: the way, don't forget tomorrow. We're going to take your
Speaker 6: calls on tomorrow's show. We're going to be taking calls
Speaker 6: from people, what you're excited about, what your expectations are
Speaker 6: for the Trump presidency. Tomorrow it will be three days
Speaker 6: until inauguration day. Anyway, we'll get to those calls tomorrow
Speaker 6: when we come back. Caroline Glick joins us the latest
Speaker 6: on this deal with the hostages, and much more straight
Speaker 6: ahead as we continue