Speaker 1: Stay right here for our final news round up and
Speaker 1: information overload.
Speaker 2: All right, News Roundup and Information overload. Our toll free.
Speaker 2: Here's our numbers, eight hundred nine to four one Sean
Speaker 2: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: When President Trump was elected, well, first of all, before
Speaker 2: the election, I would say pretty much every day that
Speaker 2: I want to deputize each and every one of you,
Speaker 2: and we created on Hannity dot com and social media
Speaker 2: what we call the Kamala Files and the Walls Files.
Speaker 2: And this was news and information that you would never
Speaker 2: get from the corrupt, state run legacy media mob, which
Speaker 2: I would argue died on November fifth because they threw
Speaker 2: everything they possibly could a Donald Trump, and the American
Speaker 2: people ignored them. Now, the President is doing as much
Speaker 2: as he possibly can do on his own. And we
Speaker 2: were talking earlier in the program with Jim Jordan about this.
Speaker 2: I mean, the President has done a phenomenal job securing
Speaker 2: the border. It's down ninety nine point nine percent illegal crossings.
Speaker 2: The President is now deporting criminal illegal immigrants. I mean
Speaker 2: nearly what fourteen to fifteen million. We don't even know
Speaker 2: what the actual number is, but we know we have
Speaker 2: known terrorists and cartel members and gang members and murderers
Speaker 2: and rapists and drug dealers that they have allowed into
Speaker 2: this country and we'll have to find each and every
Speaker 2: one of them and deport them. We know the President
Speaker 2: also is working on the economy, working towards energy dominance.
Speaker 2: We know that the President has now what over ten
Speaker 2: trillion dollars in committed moneys from countries and companies to
Speaker 2: invest in this country in very key manufacturing areas like
Speaker 2: pharmaceuticals and silicon chips and automobiles, etc. This is all
Speaker 2: big and huge, and he's simultaneously trying to get peace
Speaker 2: in Europe and peace in the Middle East. With all
Speaker 2: that said, he can't do it all on his own.
Speaker 2: With all that said, I said to you back then,
Speaker 2: they there will be times I come to you, my
Speaker 2: great audience. We're now on what seven hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: five stations, whatever the number is, and on serious XM,
Speaker 2: and we podcast it and that I might need to
Speaker 2: deputize you all once again. This may be one of
Speaker 2: those weeks. And the President needs this one big, beautiful bill,
Speaker 2: and it did get over the hurdle in the House
Speaker 2: and get out of committee. But we need this bill
Speaker 2: passed in the House. It needs to be in sync
Speaker 2: with the US Senate, especially with their arcane rules as
Speaker 2: it relates to reconciliation, which means you don't need to
Speaker 2: close your vote of sixty votes, you can pass with
Speaker 2: a simple majority. Lindsey Graham made sure that that process
Speaker 2: move forward pretty smoothly. And there might be a few
Speaker 2: holdouts that could stop the whole thing. Now, in the end,
Speaker 2: I don't think that's going to be the case. However,
Speaker 2: there is nothing like a little bit of pressure to
Speaker 2: motivate politicians. Now, if if there are specific people whose
Speaker 2: names come to our attention that are holding out, we
Speaker 2: will tell you who they are, and we will give
Speaker 2: you their phone numbers in Congress, and we will ask
Speaker 2: you to be polite, but let them know that you
Speaker 2: voted for the president's agenda, not for their own individual agenda.
Speaker 2: Not everyone's not going to get everything they want. It's
Speaker 2: just not the way that this process is going to work.
Speaker 2: But to make the tax cuts permanent, to do no
Speaker 2: tax on tips or social security or over time, to
Speaker 2: have money to secure the border and deport criminal illegals,
Speaker 2: to move forward with the next generation of weaponry for
Speaker 2: our Defense Department and to move towards energy dominance. That
Speaker 2: is a huge down payment on the Trump agenda. Anyway,
Speaker 2: James Blair is with US White House Deputy Chief of
Speaker 2: Staff for Legislative, Political and Public Affairs. Mister Blair, sir,
Speaker 2: it's an honor of pleasure and privilege to have you.
Speaker 2: How are you.
Speaker 3: Thanks for having me, Sean, It's great to be on
Speaker 3: I'm great. Just got back from the Capital a little
Speaker 3: bit it go and saw the President and we're getting
Speaker 3: to work on the bill.
Speaker 4: As you said, well.
Speaker 2: I had a lot of time to spend with you
Speaker 2: on Air Force One, and I think I'm going to
Speaker 2: be correct in my prediction about your future. Do you
Speaker 2: have any thoughts on that part.
Speaker 3: All I'm worried about is the President's future, which is
Speaker 3: passing this great bill, getting the country back on track
Speaker 3: and winning the mid terms. I think is possible for
Speaker 3: Republicans if they passed the right policies, and as you said,
Speaker 3: so much of what the President ran on is tied
Speaker 3: up in this first Reconciliation bill and they have a
Speaker 3: chance to do something great for the country. You know,
Speaker 3: Democrats did a lot of damage to our country via
Speaker 3: reconciliation under Joe Biden, and we can do a lot
Speaker 3: of good and correct a lot of that to reconciliation
Speaker 3: this time around.
Speaker 2: I think you're one hundred percent correct in tying this.
Speaker 2: If we if elections are driven by peace and prosperity.
Speaker 2: The President's working very hard for peace in Europe and
Speaker 2: peace in the Middle East. If if we can get
Speaker 2: this bill passed fast enough, a lot of the damage
Speaker 2: that was done to the economy and all the other
Speaker 2: parts that I mentioned, the trillions committed an investment, the
Speaker 2: energy dominance, permanent tax cuts will result in more revenues
Speaker 2: to the government. I believe this will exponentially increase the
Speaker 2: odds of Republican success in twenty twenty six. I don't
Speaker 2: want to think of them losing the House because we
Speaker 2: know what the result of that will be. Their agenda
Speaker 2: will stop and they'll try to impeach the president.
Speaker 3: Four hundred times one hundred percent, Sean, you know you
Speaker 3: got to have first of all, I mean, voters vote
Speaker 3: for an agenda, they vote for a person. But the
Speaker 3: president laid out a very clear vision of what he
Speaker 3: was running for and all he's been focused on through
Speaker 3: through his first hundred days and then too now and
Speaker 3: into the Summer's Reconciliation bill is making good on his promises,
Speaker 3: which is what the American people voted on, and you
Speaker 3: know within this bill, I mean, first of all, we're
Speaker 3: renewing the twenty seventeen tax cut in Jobs Acts that
Speaker 3: Trump passed, which was the largest tax cut in history.
Speaker 3: We're extending those tax cuts and making them even bigger.
Speaker 3: The Council of Economic Advisors put out a report just
Speaker 3: this Monday, SEAN that said people are going to take
Speaker 3: an average of nine thousand dollars a year extra home
Speaker 3: and take home pay after this passes, from tax cuts
Speaker 3: and increased wages. We've got to give people relief. We
Speaker 3: know that the terrible policies of the Biden era brought
Speaker 3: us four decade high inflation, which has been under control
Speaker 3: since President Trump came to office. In fact, the inflation
Speaker 3: reports keep coming in lower and lower than predicted each month.
Speaker 3: We've added almost five hundred thousand new jobs since the
Speaker 3: President came back into office, including tons of manufacturing jobs.
Speaker 3: So the Prison's policies are working. What we'd want to
Speaker 3: see is working, which is the rewshoring of American manufacturing
Speaker 3: giving people the opportunity to have a good job that
Speaker 3: pays them a fair wage, that lets some go on
Speaker 3: vacation in the summer and afford a home for their family.
Speaker 3: That's the American dream and that's what we're trying to restore.
Speaker 3: So there's a lot of good in this It's time
Speaker 3: for everybody to get on board. Everybody's going to have
Speaker 3: to give a little. That's the nature of a close majority.
Speaker 3: But you know what, if Republicans vote for this bill, Sean,
Speaker 3: they will come back with a bigger majority next cycle.
Speaker 3: I'm sure of it.
Speaker 2: I'm actually I agree with you. And that's not something
Speaker 2: that's happened very often historically, has it.
Speaker 3: No, it's not just twice in the last hundred years
Speaker 3: about has a Republican added to both chambers in the midterms.
Speaker 3: A few more times have they added to one chamber
Speaker 3: or the other, but only twice in the last one
Speaker 3: hundred have they added to both. And one of those,
Speaker 3: Sean was in two thousand and two George W. Bush did,
Speaker 3: which was obviously after nine to eleven the country was
Speaker 3: feeling very unified and patriotic in a very difficult time
Speaker 3: for our country. But the other was nineteen thirty four
Speaker 3: after the New Deal was passed, and I tell everyone
Speaker 3: that's the model to look to. The New Deal was
Speaker 3: giving people what they voted for, what they needed in
Speaker 3: the time of crises and economic crises, which is what
Speaker 3: we were in before President Trump came back into office,
Speaker 3: and they were rewarded with a political coalition that's lasted,
Speaker 3: you know, almost one hundred years up until twenty twenty four, essentially,
Speaker 3: and now the shoe is on the other foot. Republicans
Speaker 3: have a chance to solidify those voters that aren't even
Speaker 3: really Republicans, they're Trump voters, who are working men and
Speaker 3: women of this country that just want the system to
Speaker 3: exist that they were raised in, which is if you
Speaker 3: follow the rules, you follow the law, you work hard,
Speaker 3: you get a job, you do what you're supposed to do,
Speaker 3: then you'll have a chance to get ahead in this country.
Speaker 3: And that's all we're trying to restore. That's the American dream.
Speaker 2: Shown that ten trillion dollars Now I'm not talking about billions,
Speaker 2: ten trillion in committed investment in manufacturing, and that's pharmaceuticals
Speaker 2: and semiconductor chips and automobiles and other dust as well.
Speaker 2: AI for example, you cannot understate how important that's going
Speaker 2: to be for the people that really do make the
Speaker 2: country great, hardworking men and women, the people that get
Speaker 2: up every day, play by the rules, will pay the laws,
Speaker 2: pay their taxes, raise their kids, go to church. I mean,
Speaker 2: they're the people that make the country great. Here's my
Speaker 2: million dollar question. Are you running into opposition? Are there
Speaker 2: people whose phone numbers I'm going to have to give
Speaker 2: out on this show.
Speaker 3: I sure hope not, Sean. We may run into that soon. Look,
Speaker 3: this is in the house side. It's coming down to
Speaker 3: the winding hours here of people getting on the team.
Speaker 3: And you know that I'm going to call you up
Speaker 3: immediately if We're getting too close to the wire and
Speaker 3: people say I'm still a no. We have faith right
Speaker 3: now that everyone will get on the team. We believe
Speaker 3: that every Republican was in here, and we know everybody
Speaker 3: has a little bit of an issue and that they're
Speaker 3: most focused on. And obviously there's always shading up until
Speaker 3: the end. But you know, other than Thomas Massey, who's
Speaker 3: a NO on everything and votes with Democrats one hundred
Speaker 3: percent of the time in this Congress, then I think
Speaker 3: everyone else, hopefully we'll get on board, and we'll know
Speaker 3: within I think hours, not days, because we're going to
Speaker 3: vote this week out of the House.
Speaker 2: When do you think that vote takes place right now?
Speaker 3: I would say sometime late well early Thursday morning, kind
Speaker 3: of the overnight window Wednesday and Thursday morning.
Speaker 2: And as soon as that happens, it'll go to the Senate.
Speaker 2: I assume there'll probably be some changes in the Senate.
Speaker 2: Then they'll go into committee and they'll come up with
Speaker 2: a final bill and we'll pass through the Senate parliamentarian's
Speaker 2: rules as it relates to reconciliation, and then hopefully it
Speaker 2: ends up on the President's desk.
Speaker 3: That's it. That's exactly right, Sean. It will go to
Speaker 3: the Senate. The Senate will probably spend a few weeks
Speaker 3: working on it. They will probably adjust some things, but
Speaker 3: the goal is to get it to the President's desk
Speaker 3: by July fourth. That's what our Trade re secretary laid out.
Speaker 3: Is really important for our economy, to make sure we've
Speaker 3: dealt with the debt extension, to make sure we get
Speaker 3: our tax cuts in place, and we're really just able
Speaker 3: to let businesses and consumers plan for the rest of
Speaker 3: their year. And going into next year. And I think
Speaker 3: if we do that, the economy is going to absolutely boom. Look,
Speaker 3: it's already booming. I mean, you know, if we just
Speaker 3: rewind it six weeks ago, people said the president and
Speaker 3: know what he was doing with stock market's up higher
Speaker 3: than when he came into office. Now, right, So as
Speaker 3: long as we get this done, Sean people are going
Speaker 3: to get what they voted for, which is a booming economy,
Speaker 3: prices coming down, more job opportunities, more take home pay.
Speaker 3: And so we just don't have a choice. We got
Speaker 3: to get it done. It's what the people wanted, it's
Speaker 3: what they voted for, and we're going to give it
Speaker 3: to them.
Speaker 2: All right. We continue now with James Blair. He is
Speaker 2: the White House Deputy Chief of Staff or Legislative, Political
Speaker 2: and Public Affairs. You know, it's pretty amazing we've seen
Speaker 2: in our lifetime the Republican Party, especially under President Trump.
Speaker 2: Now I'll become the party of hard working men and women.
Speaker 2: And I think that's why you're seeing these dramatic demographic
Speaker 2: shifts towards the Republican Party and the Democratic Party has
Speaker 2: evolved into what I call the party of colostal elites.
Speaker 2: And the Party of Woke, and the Party of the
Speaker 2: Green New Deal, and the party that just hates and
Speaker 2: rages against all things Donald Trump. I don't think that's
Speaker 2: much of an agenda that's inspiring to get people to
Speaker 2: go out and vote for you. That's my own personal opinion.
Speaker 3: I totally agree. I mean, listen to what Democrats are
Speaker 3: arguing for right now. They are going to vote against
Speaker 3: the largest middle and working class tax cut in American history.
Speaker 3: If they vote against this bill. Okay, they're going to
Speaker 3: vote against cutting taxes on tips, cutting taxes on Social Security,
Speaker 3: cutting tax and overtime pay. They're going to vote against
Speaker 3: all of those tax cuts. They want the right. They all,
Speaker 3: almost every single one, Sean voted against stopping men from
Speaker 3: playing in women's sports. About that. One of the most
Speaker 3: important things to the modern Democrat Party is for men
Speaker 3: to have the right to play in women's sports. And
Speaker 3: I'll tell you, I got two daughters, Sean. It's totally unacceptable,
Speaker 3: it's unfair, and it's just insane. We're trying to bring
Speaker 3: common sense back, and the Democrat Party is lost in
Speaker 3: the wilderness of special interest groups and far left ideology
Speaker 3: that is way out of step with mainstream America. It's
Speaker 3: way out of step with common sense. And I think
Speaker 3: there's a reason that you know, if you look at
Speaker 3: their approval rating, Sean, the approval rating of the Democrats
Speaker 3: in Congress right now is like twenty eight percent. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's actually lower than Joe Biden at lowest point. And
Speaker 3: that's saying something. And there's a reason for that. People
Speaker 3: do not like what the Democrats are selling. Sean.
Speaker 2: Listen, the champion the right of men to play women's sports.
Speaker 2: They're putting the rights of illegal immigrants over the safety
Speaker 2: of Americans. They think it's a constitutional crisis when you
Speaker 2: find hundreds of billions of waste, fraud, and abuse. And
Speaker 2: they won't stand from mothers that lost their children at
Speaker 2: his speech before joined session in Congress, they won't stand
Speaker 2: for a young man that lost cancer, that beat cancer. Rather,
Speaker 2: they won't stand for a woman that lost her hero
Speaker 2: husband in law enforcement, or a young man that just
Speaker 2: got commissioned who had lost his father to West Point.
Speaker 2: That's that party today that defines them. James Blair, please
Speaker 2: stay in touch with us if there's anything we can do.
Speaker 2: This is too important to the country and for working
Speaker 2: men and women in this country that matter the most
Speaker 2: to me, and obviously the president's right and his agenda
Speaker 2: in my view, James Blair, White House Deputy Chief of
Speaker 2: Staff for Legislative, Political and Public Affairs, he has one
Speaker 2: of the toughest jobs he's got to deal with Congress.
Speaker 2: Good luck with that. I don't think i'd want your
Speaker 2: job to be very honest, but we appreciate your time.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 3: Thanks Sean.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn is a number
Speaker 2: you want to be a part of the program. I
Speaker 2: actually love the exchange. You know, what's his name? Van Holland?
Speaker 2: This is Mark or Rubio and Chris van Holland. You know,
Speaker 2: mister uh uh abrego Garcia. Let's go to Ol Salvador champion. Uh. Anyway,
Speaker 2: here's Marco, just just knocking him about this trip. We
Speaker 2: deported gang members, including the one you had a margarite.
Speaker 2: This is great in.
Speaker 5: The case of El Salvador. Absolutely absolutely, we deported gang members,
Speaker 5: gang members, including the one that you had a margarita with.
Speaker 5: And that guy is a human trafficker, and that guy
Speaker 5: is a gang banger, and that and the evidence is
Speaker 5: going to be clear in the days that.
Speaker 4: Rubio has the floor.
Speaker 6: Chairman.
Speaker 2: He can't make unsubstantiated like that. Secretary Rubio has the floor,
Speaker 2: Hedrick Rubo should take that testimony the Federal Fenator, United States,
Speaker 2: because well, it hasn't done it under oath.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: Then it got even more heated when Van Hollins says
Speaker 2: he regrets voting for him, And this is what Rubio's
Speaker 2: response was.
Speaker 1: And I have to tell you directly in person. Did
Speaker 1: I regret voting for you for Secretary of State?
Speaker 4: I yield back.
Speaker 5: I respond, you mean, well, first of all, your regret
Speaker 5: for voting for me confirms I'm doing a good job
Speaker 5: based on what I know.
Speaker 2: That's a direct statement, Secretary, that is an accurate statement.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get to our busy phones. Let us
Speaker 2: say hi to Joe and Eli. J our friend, Joe
Speaker 2: and l J. Joe's been with this show since my
Speaker 2: early days in nineteen ninety two in Atlanta.
Speaker 7: How are you, my friend, Sehan, You're great. This Trump
Speaker 7: bill is going to go through. It's going to be
Speaker 7: the greatest bill in the history for the taxpayers, for
Speaker 7: small business, for the country. It's just great. And so
Speaker 7: the big, beautiful bill will be passed and it'll give
Speaker 7: us the best economy and best stock market in the history.
Speaker 7: And I want to thank you for all you're doing.
Speaker 7: I don't think it would pass without your great show
Speaker 7: and all all you've done. And you're definitely the best
Speaker 7: friend of the American taxpayers in history, the great one
Speaker 7: and only.
Speaker 2: Well you're very kind and effusive in your praise. Is
Speaker 2: that I'm not worthy of, however, are you. I just
Speaker 2: care what's right for the country. You know what I want.
Speaker 2: I want. I want a great economy and this has
Speaker 2: nothing to do with me anyway. Eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 2: four one, Sean Mickey, Texas God bless Texas. Mickey. How
Speaker 2: are you.
Speaker 6: Hello? Sean's time caller and a very long time listener and.
Speaker 2: Fan and sol Thank you man. What's going on? How
Speaker 2: are you today?
Speaker 6: I'm doing well. I just wanted to call and tell
Speaker 6: you that we the American people, we voted for Donald
Speaker 6: Trump in November, and we voted for his agenda. And
Speaker 6: I call on all of my fellow Americans to rise up,
Speaker 6: take a stand, and fight for this big, beautiful bill.
Speaker 6: I look very forward, Sean to your posts on who
Speaker 6: the holdouts are and how to contact them. I will
Speaker 6: be on the phone calling these congressmen. I saw one
Speaker 6: I can't remember his name from New York just this
Speaker 6: morning stating that he's a no right now after talking
Speaker 6: with Trump because he's not getting what he wants on
Speaker 6: the salt taxings. And I've got a message for him
Speaker 6: that you know, if you get anything, and I know
Speaker 6: that they're given concessions. They're trying to give confessions to everyone,
Speaker 6: anything is better than nothing.
Speaker 2: And let me tell you they're not going to get
Speaker 2: everything they want. Salt will increase right now. The number,
Speaker 2: as written in The Villain, my understanding is confirmed by
Speaker 2: Jim Jordan earlier in the program today is thirty thousand,
Speaker 2: up from ten thousand. Well, frustrates me about falt and
Speaker 2: I said it at the time, and I lived in
Speaker 2: New York at the time. I'm now, you know, a
Speaker 2: full time resident of Florida. I think I've been pretty
Speaker 2: outspoken about that.
Speaker 1: And I.
Speaker 2: Rarely ever make it to New York unless you know,
Speaker 2: I have to very rare because it's amazing you leave
Speaker 2: the state and they come after you with a vengeance.
Speaker 2: And if people think it's one hundred and eighty one
Speaker 2: days plus or whatever, the number is eighty three days.
Speaker 2: It's that you're dreaming. So I don't go. I don't
Speaker 2: want to go there. I want nothing to do with
Speaker 2: the state. I'm finished with it. And I know too
Speaker 2: many people have been harassed to their grave by New
Speaker 2: York tax people. But I digress a second, and I
Speaker 2: can only tell you in the first term of Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: when the salt deduction was reduced to ten thousand dollars,
Speaker 2: I ended up paying more taxes. But New York is
Speaker 2: a state that should not be rewarded for electing high
Speaker 2: tax and spend liberals to their legislatures, the Senate, and
Speaker 2: their governors and their mayors, and that's what they do.
Speaker 2: And this deduction basically allows people. It gives an added
Speaker 2: benefit for all the wrong behavior in terms of voting
Speaker 2: behavior of people. Now it doesn't benefit low tax states,
Speaker 2: where the citizens of those states elect people that are
Speaker 2: fiscally responsible and don't tax and spend their their citizenry
Speaker 2: into oblivion. But with that said, I understand that this
Speaker 2: is a compromise bill, and I'm going to eat I'm
Speaker 2: going to use my own words on myself. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to get everything I want here. I think it's
Speaker 2: unfair to states that are fiscally responsible. But I understand
Speaker 2: to get enough votes to get this passed, this is
Speaker 2: just the way the sausage is made. I got it.
Speaker 2: I understand. Mickey, You're a great first time caller. God
Speaker 2: bless you, God bless Texas. Jimmy Oklahoma. Next Sean Hannity Show, Hi,
Speaker 2: what's going on?
Speaker 1: Oh man, this first time caller and my call been
Speaker 1: listening to you for a long long time. And thank
Speaker 1: you Handity and Handity and combs. I watched that, But yeah.
Speaker 2: I look bad. Look better?
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: I met some people this week and I was out
Speaker 2: to eat and they said, you look so much better
Speaker 2: in person. You look skinnier in person, you look taller
Speaker 2: in person. I'm like, so, let me let me get
Speaker 2: this right. I'm old, short and heavy on TV. Is
Speaker 2: that what you're saying. Everyone's kind of last when I
Speaker 2: say that.
Speaker 1: Hey, I hope this bill goes through. I really do.
Speaker 1: And I'm looking forward to you putting out the the
Speaker 1: congressman who who who are voting against it, and I'll
Speaker 1: be calling them.
Speaker 2: Well, I will do that, and I'm hoping I don't
Speaker 2: have to do it. If you want to know the truth.
Speaker 2: I hope, I really am.
Speaker 1: What I was, what I was actually calling about was
Speaker 1: a welfare reform and and and I'm just just an ideal.
Speaker 1: I mean you maybe you can talk to someone who
Speaker 1: can make something happen. And I really believe that if
Speaker 1: you know the last fifty years of the next fifty years,
Speaker 1: this is the administration that can get something done. And
Speaker 1: that's the reason I'm thinking of this. But you know,
Speaker 1: all of these manufacturers and these companies that are coming
Speaker 1: back to America, it looks like these able bodied people
Speaker 1: that's on welfare who could go to work, if maybe
Speaker 1: these companies would offer a training program and maybe the
Speaker 1: President Trump can maybe offer some tax and sentence for
Speaker 1: them to do that, to get these people back to
Speaker 1: work and teach them that work and is better than
Speaker 1: getting something for nothing.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm going to tell you right now, and by
Speaker 2: the way, that there will be incentives and people are
Speaker 2: going to able body people will have to work. And
Speaker 2: that's part of the bill too. That's another good provision
Speaker 2: that's actually in there. But you cannot overstate the importance
Speaker 2: of what you're saying here. Ten trillion dollars is a
Speaker 2: lot of money. And Donald Trump took a lot of
Speaker 2: heat for bringing up the issue of free and fair
Speaker 2: trade versus reciprocal and it's their choice. And I can
Speaker 2: tell you ten trillion dollars. We're going to bring pharmaceutical
Speaker 2: manufacturing home. We're going to start making our own semiconductor chips,
Speaker 2: which are vital and critical. We're going to start our
Speaker 2: own process of rare earth mineral development. We're going to
Speaker 2: be energy dominant. We're going to have tax cuts that
Speaker 2: will save American families of fortune. They'll be permanent service workers,
Speaker 2: no tax on tips, people that put in the extra
Speaker 2: effort work overtime. They're not no tax on overtime. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's such a blessing for working men and women. And
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party wants the vote against that. Okay, good
Speaker 2: luck with that.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. And who would have ever let our adversaries
Speaker 1: make our medicine.
Speaker 2: So that was dumb, beyond dumb. We're doing a lot
Speaker 2: of things. Is now that we're gonna we're fixing all
Speaker 2: of it. And that includes rare earths, that includes pharmaceuticals,
Speaker 2: that includes auto manufacturing, that includes the semiconduct I'm telling
Speaker 2: you we need to be independent anyway, my friend thank you,
Speaker 2: Jimmy John and Georgia John. How are you glad you called?
Speaker 4: I'm good Sean, I'm John the jar Head. I love
Speaker 4: my country.
Speaker 2: It was we five, man, how are you five?
Speaker 4: I'm calling about prostate cancer, which is pretty important to
Speaker 4: a lot of men. I think it's the number two
Speaker 4: killer of men. I was I'm sixty one years old.
Speaker 4: I was diagnosed when I was fifty five, and I
Speaker 4: had a PSA that was like two point seven.
Speaker 2: By the way, that's the relatively low number. I have
Speaker 2: friends that don't have prostay cancer that I have a
Speaker 2: higher number that PSA number than you.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was, and I honestly believe I got it
Speaker 4: from the Marine Corps. But the Marine Corps seems to
Speaker 4: disagree with you. But anyway, we didn't have any testing here,
Speaker 4: so I had to go to England. I had a
Speaker 4: doctor do a scam.
Speaker 2: How many it was seven years ago?
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, it was actually in Uh yeah, I'm sixty one,
Speaker 4: so it was six years ago. We did not have
Speaker 4: a PSMA pet scan here, so I had to go
Speaker 4: to England for it.
Speaker 2: And he well, they if you PSA, if they thought
Speaker 2: it was high, why didn't they just give you a
Speaker 2: biopsy because I know because I one year my PSA
Speaker 2: doubled and it alarmed. My doctor was also one of
Speaker 2: my best friends, and he made me get a biopsy,
Speaker 2: which is like the worst thing in the world. And
Speaker 2: I won't even explain what happens after. But putting that aside,
Speaker 2: and he was like, all right, one day he goes,
Speaker 2: just come in, I just want to test it again.
Speaker 2: And he was full of crap. He lied to me
Speaker 2: and he had two doctors. They had to do a
Speaker 2: biopsy in his office. I was like, oh, no, thirteen
Speaker 2: long needles, let's put it that way.
Speaker 4: Well, I had a different test. I had an end
Speaker 4: were targeted biopsy, had a T three MRI and my
Speaker 4: PSA was only two point seven. Well, I had a
Speaker 4: T three MRI I done because I had other symptoms
Speaker 4: of a possible prostate problem. And the doctor that I saw,
Speaker 4: he goes, your gleas and scores are nine. He goes,
Speaker 4: I'm taking two guys to London to the Paul Strickland
Speaker 4: Cancer Center. You want to go, And I'm like, let's go.
Speaker 4: So three days later I went to the Paul Strickland
Speaker 4: Cancer Center and it lit me up like a Christmas tree,
Speaker 4: and I asked the guy, I said, look how long
Speaker 4: do I have? And he goes one year, he goes,
Speaker 4: if you fight it, three years, So plan your day.
Speaker 2: Had it metastasized? I don't know a lot of time
Speaker 2: did it metastasize?
Speaker 4: It was in my bub it was in my vertebrates.
Speaker 4: It was in T three, T four, T five, L
Speaker 4: four L five A bunch of ribs, right, Femur Sternhum, yeah.
Speaker 2: Well let me ask you, because we're running out of time,
Speaker 2: how were you able to survive seven years? If that
Speaker 2: was their prognosis.
Speaker 4: I went to Germany for treatment. We didn't have any
Speaker 4: medication here for me, and the Germans have had it
Speaker 4: for about fifteen years. So how many men did we
Speaker 4: let die in America? I went to Germany and I
Speaker 4: got a drug called luttium. Now we have it here
Speaker 4: and it's called plavecto. Now most of these, you know,
Speaker 4: when it goes to your bones. Most of this is
Speaker 4: treated with targeted radiation. And I know they said Joe
Speaker 4: Biden has gone to Delaware and you know all these vacations,
Speaker 4: but they don't have a proton beam radiation machine there.
Speaker 4: I mean they have some in my own.
Speaker 2: The thing is he's a former president of the United States.
Speaker 2: He can get any treatment he wants. I promise you, absolutely.
Speaker 4: But what I don't understand it is I've lost the
Speaker 4: ability to hunt fish. The pain is one of the
Speaker 4: most painful cancers there are. And why would any loved one,
Speaker 4: Why would a wife, why would a son, why would
Speaker 4: anyone not want I mean, Sean, if your family found
Speaker 4: out you had metastatic disease, they would want to treat
Speaker 4: you immediately because they love you.
Speaker 2: You have no idea how much my family annoys the
Speaker 2: crap out of me about my health now, even though
Speaker 2: I work out like a maniac. Well, first of all,
Speaker 2: I'm just out of time, so please do not take
Speaker 2: this wrong way. But your information is vital. I hope
Speaker 2: people paid a very close attention to what you had
Speaker 2: to say. And I'm glad you're a life star. I
Speaker 2: really am. Thank god you beat this thing, and I'll
Speaker 2: take it a step further. I hope Joe Biden can
Speaker 2: beat it too. Eight hundred nine one Shawn, All right,
Speaker 2: quickbreak right back. We'll continue straight ahead. Eight hundred nine
Speaker 2: one Shawn is a number