Speaker 1: Two Sean Hannity Show. Right down a toll free telephone
Speaker 1: number if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: It's eight hundred nine four one Seawn if you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program. So we now
Speaker 1: have a massive declassification underway from the White House. Now
Speaker 1: we've had Dan Bongino on the program. We've had Cash
Speaker 1: but Tell on the program, John Solomon, Greg Jarrett. We've
Speaker 1: done a lot of analysis. We've talked about these burn
Speaker 1: bags that were discovered in a room that nobody even
Speaker 1: knew existed, kind of like a I don't know one
Speaker 1: of these safe rooms that people have in their houses,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And you know, for example, Dan Bongino actually
Speaker 1: thinks that somebody left this information purposely, didn't burn information
Speaker 1: that they wanted to bury. But a lot of this information,
Speaker 1: these are government documents that are being declassified and we're
Speaker 1: learning a lot. We had on John Solomon yesterday to
Speaker 1: talk about it. We have John joining us along with
Speaker 1: Greg Jarrett. In just a second, let me take you
Speaker 1: back in time, and this is Rod Rosenstein.
Speaker 2: I believe it was what.
Speaker 1: Twenty eighteen in May saying people in the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice that did wrong with PISA warrants will face consequences. Ironically,
Speaker 1: he signed one of the four PISA warrants. Remember, the
Speaker 1: bulk of that information came from what they were warned
Speaker 1: not to trust the unverifiable because it was all bunk
Speaker 1: and false. Hillary Clinton bought and paid for dirty Russian dossier.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said at the time.
Speaker 3: The way we operate in the Department of Justice, if
Speaker 3: we can accuse somebody of wrongdoing, we have to have
Speaker 3: admissible evidence and credible witnesses. We need to prepare to
Speaker 3: prove our case in court, and we have to fix
Speaker 3: our signature to the charging document. That's something that not
Speaker 3: everybody appreciates. There's a lot of talk about PISA applications,
Speaker 3: and many people that I see talking about it seem
Speaker 3: not to recognize what a FISA applicat. A FISA application
Speaker 3: is actually a warrant, just like a search warrant. In
Speaker 3: order to get a PISA search warrant, you need an
Speaker 3: affidavid signed by a career federal law enforcement officer who
Speaker 3: swears that the information in the affidavid is true and
Speaker 3: correct to the best of his knowledge and belief. And
Speaker 3: that's the way we operate and if it's wrong. Sometimes
Speaker 3: it is. If you find out there's anything incorrect in there,
Speaker 3: that person is going to face consequences.
Speaker 1: That personal phase. Well, he's one of the people that
Speaker 1: signed one of the four warrants. Call me himself signed
Speaker 1: three of them. Now we had John Solomon on yesterday
Speaker 1: again more declassified documents that after call mey was fired,
Speaker 1: that there was an effort. Now I've got to take
Speaker 1: you back to November of twenty sixteen. Remember, career professional
Speaker 1: intelligence officials. They came up with a presidential daily briefing.
Speaker 1: In it they had made the determination that there was
Speaker 1: no Russia collusion or interference in the twenty sixteen election.
Speaker 1: Then a big meeting in the White House under Barack Obama,
Speaker 1: and that was December eighth, twenty sixteen. In that meeting
Speaker 1: he had Clapper and Brennan and Biden and Obama maybe others.
Speaker 1: And in that meeting they didn't like the assessment of
Speaker 1: career professional intelligence people. So they made the decision then
Speaker 1: that they were going to not listen to it and
Speaker 1: do another assessment that fit their agenda, thus setting the
Speaker 1: stage for what became three years of Russia Russia, Russia Russia,
Speaker 1: A collusion that was always false.
Speaker 4: Listen, We're about to find out if the new president
Speaker 4: of our country is going to do what Russia wants
Speaker 4: once he's commander in chief of the US military.
Speaker 2: I think he's afraid of the president of Russia.
Speaker 5: Why well, I think we can speculate us to why
Speaker 5: that the Russians may have something on him personally.
Speaker 1: So we have to wait till the hammer and sickle
Speaker 1: is on the American flag before we stand up to
Speaker 1: this guy.
Speaker 5: If it turns out that Donald Trump stole the election,
Speaker 5: that he conspired with the Russians to undermine our democracy, and.
Speaker 1: I'm obsessed with how many fingers the hand of Russia
Speaker 1: had in Trump world.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump is either an agent of Russia or he's
Speaker 4: a useful idiot.
Speaker 2: And that was the media narrative just running.
Speaker 1: You know, they are just an extension of the deep
Speaker 1: state anyway. John Solomon, Founder, investigative reporter, editor in chief
Speaker 1: Justinnews dot Com. Greg Jarrett, Fox News legal analyst, New
Speaker 1: York Times bestselling author. He wrote two books on the
Speaker 1: issue with Russia collusion. John, let's start with the news.
Speaker 1: I mean, like all of it, it gets confusing, and
Speaker 1: then there's a level of frustration that I and the
Speaker 1: audience have is because we did unpeel every layer of
Speaker 1: the onion, all the information and evidence was there, nobody
Speaker 1: ever gets held accountable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, listen, I think this is a very important moment
Speaker 4: because what's happening because of the President's creation of this
Speaker 4: task force is we're able to get to documents that
Speaker 4: have been denied us for nine and ten years. Now,
Speaker 4: you're now going on ten years from the launch. This
Speaker 4: month or last month was a ten year anniversity the
Speaker 4: launch across by hurricane. For the first time, we're getting
Speaker 4: to the documents that the deep state, the bureaucrats, the
Speaker 4: politically motivated people in government who created a WEAPONI system
Speaker 4: didn't want us to see. That evidence becoming public creates
Speaker 4: a roadmap for prosecutors to go. You prosecutors can't prosecute
Speaker 4: things they don't know about. And I think what's really
Speaker 4: remarkable now is the evidence coming out.
Speaker 1: And then but I got to stop in this sense,
Speaker 1: and then Greg will weigh in. It hasn't the statute
Speaker 1: of limitations passed unless they build those massive grand conspiracy case.
Speaker 4: That's exactly what we've no doubt most of the crimes
Speaker 4: are on the five year statutes expired years ago, way
Speaker 4: when Joe Biden was president. But the opportunity now is
Speaker 4: to show that this was a wash rinspat wash Rins,
Speaker 4: repeat cycle of violating President Trump's civil liberties and then
Speaker 4: let a prosecutor see if they can convince the grandeura
Speaker 4: to do that or roll up shop. But the first
Speaker 4: thing that starts with is you have to get to
Speaker 4: the evidence that we didn't know existed. So what happened
Speaker 4: in Watergate happened in Whitewater. Remember when we did Whitewater
Speaker 4: years ago that some of the stuff was from the
Speaker 4: eighties in Larkansas. We were able to get to it
Speaker 4: and that ltimately led to a special prosecutor in prosecutions.
Speaker 4: Right now we're in the evidence execation moment and we're
Speaker 4: getting things that we were long denied. It's worse than
Speaker 4: we thought, you know, all the things that Greg and
Speaker 4: I and you have wrote about and talked about, it's
Speaker 4: actually worse.
Speaker 5: We now know it's worse.
Speaker 4: And then the prosecutors will take that evidence. The Congress
Speaker 4: will take that evidence of the side, whether they're going
Speaker 4: to hand out accountability or not. But this is a
Speaker 4: great moment it's a moment of transparency. Unlike anytime in
Speaker 4: the last endears, we're getting things in real time that
Speaker 4: we were denied for nine and ten years.
Speaker 2: What do you make of all of this?
Speaker 1: Greg, And you know the question I've been asked so often,
Speaker 1: and I know both of you have been asked it
Speaker 1: as well. And you've been incredible partners in really doing
Speaker 1: a lot of the legwork and exposing all of this.
Speaker 1: And I'm grateful to both of you. But for the
Speaker 1: people that say to all of us, you know, when, when, when,
Speaker 1: when is accountability coming? I don't know what your answer is,
Speaker 1: but I don't really have a good answer.
Speaker 6: Well I don't either. Let me first say, you know,
Speaker 6: congratulations and thanks to John Solomon's intrepid digging, who has
Speaker 6: uncovered you know how the FBI managed to bury in
Speaker 6: hide this secret investigation of Trump for almost a decade
Speaker 6: code named Oxford coma misspelling the first word, probably to
Speaker 6: try to avoid computer searches on FOYA demands. So it
Speaker 6: started with Crossfire Hurricane, which was conjured up by Hillary
Speaker 6: Clinton and then adopted by Comy and his lackeys at
Speaker 6: the FBI to try to stop Trump from getting elected.
Speaker 6: When it failed, they doubled down and tried to use
Speaker 6: it to drive him from office. And when Comy was
Speaker 6: fired by Trump legitimately so then they launched this other
Speaker 6: secret Oxford Comma investigation. It's amazing to me they managed
Speaker 6: to bury and hide it for almost a decade. Now,
Speaker 6: as to your question about potential charges, I would begin
Speaker 6: with conspiracy to commit an offense or to fraud the
Speaker 6: US the statutes eighteen USC. Three seventy one, But I
Speaker 6: think the more important statutes are two forty one and
Speaker 6: two forty two, which is conspiracy against rights and deprivation
Speaker 6: of rights under color of law. That's exactly with these
Speaker 6: malevolent and corrupt people at the FBI and to some
Speaker 6: extent the DOJ we're doing. Other possibilities would include faulse
Speaker 6: statements or perjury, obstruction of justice, mail or wire fraud.
Speaker 6: I think all of those things are being considered by
Speaker 6: the US Attorney's Office in South Florida. Joe Degenev seems
Speaker 6: to be in charge of that pro But I think,
Speaker 6: and John will tell you this, he has been getting
Speaker 6: not just pushback from Democrats, but I think from people
Speaker 6: in the United States Senate. As John was reporting, Tom Cotton,
Speaker 6: John Thune and some others to hand over some critical
Speaker 6: transcripts that would be useful to the grand jury in Florida.
Speaker 6: So it's an uphill climb, but it can be done.
Speaker 1: A right quick break more with John Solomon Justinnews dot
Speaker 1: com and Greg Jarrett Fox News legal analysts on the
Speaker 1: other side. All right, we continue with Greg Jarrett John
Speaker 1: Solomon now newly released declassified documents on top of everything
Speaker 1: we've reported for years on this program about this phony
Speaker 1: Russia collusion narrative. John, let's talk about you know, we
Speaker 1: knew all of this ahead of the time in many ways, but.
Speaker 2: Now we're learning more, we're learning new things. We're learning.
Speaker 1: You know that there was a specific title given to
Speaker 1: an operation just days after James Comy, according to these
Speaker 1: d classified documents, and again you could see him on
Speaker 1: your website, just the News dot com. You go to
Speaker 1: White House dot gov and people can then make their
Speaker 1: own determination on this. But these new documents show that
Speaker 1: immediately after Comy was fired, I believe it was May
Speaker 1: of twenty seventeen that they start up again with another investigation,
Speaker 1: you know, was Russia involved with Donald Trump?
Speaker 4: It is such an important moment now, because as we
Speaker 4: got this evidence piecemeal over the last decade, the most
Speaker 4: extreme things, the things that showed the potential for criminality
Speaker 4: or for abuse, were redacted or they were left off
Speaker 4: the chart. We knew that President Trump was being instigated
Speaker 4: for the last decade for probable construction, and then ultimately
Speaker 4: Muller declared him, so we're not going to charge him.
Speaker 4: What we didn't know was the predicate for that was
Speaker 4: the idea that he was working at the behest of
Speaker 4: Vladimir Putin to fire that. What we didn't know is
Speaker 4: the person who would have gotten that information and approved
Speaker 4: that investigation and then thrown it over the defense. His
Speaker 4: name was Rod rosen Sein. He's the man who knew
Speaker 4: why James Comy was really fired. He wrote the memo
Speaker 4: firing James Comy. He didn't write in his memo President
Speaker 4: Trump ordered me to fire James Comy because he Vladimir
Speaker 4: Putin asked him to do it. He wrote in his memo,
Speaker 4: James Comy should be fired because he broke Justice Department
Speaker 4: regulations in the way he handled the Hillary Clinton email case.
Speaker 4: So think about this. He just created that leads to
Speaker 4: the Mueller appointment. That says Donald Trump fired James Comy
Speaker 4: in our belief because he was acting at Russia's behest
Speaker 4: at the time that is issued, the time Muller's appointed,
Speaker 4: we don't know this. The FBI already knew there was
Speaker 4: no Russia collusion all the evidence I put in the
Speaker 4: story yesterday. They knew that Komi was fired for cause,
Speaker 4: and they knew that there was never going to be
Speaker 4: an evidence that Comy's firing was tied to anything having
Speaker 4: to do with Russia. It had everything to do with
Speaker 4: his performance. The IG would later conclude that this stuff
Speaker 4: was the stuff that was kept secret. And for a
Speaker 4: prosecutor today who's trying to build a conspiracy case, that
Speaker 4: people knew what they were doing was wrong. Multiple people
Speaker 4: were working together to create a fake investigation to potentially
Speaker 4: violate Donald Trump's cimilebrities over a decade time Washerin's repeat cycle.
Speaker 4: This is a sort of evidence that makes it possible
Speaker 4: to look at as a conspiracy. Doesn't mean a grand
Speaker 4: jury well indict, but this level of insanity concusing the
Speaker 4: sitting president of firing someone because Russia told him to
Speaker 4: do so without a shread of evidence, that's where you
Speaker 4: can really build a conspiracy case.
Speaker 2: Well, it certainly sounds like one.
Speaker 1: And you know, I mean, Cash is such a good
Speaker 1: record at the FBI right now. I mean, I mean,
Speaker 1: he's shattering every record in terms of arrests of bad
Speaker 1: people that you know, it just wasn't being done under
Speaker 1: the previous FBI, and that in and of itself is frustrating.
Speaker 1: I would have hoped Director Ray after Comy would have,
Speaker 1: you know, cleaned up Greg Jarrett, what is and what
Speaker 1: should be the greatest law enforcement agency in the entire world,
Speaker 1: which it once was, Yeah, but it.
Speaker 6: Was ruined by James Comy and you know the whole
Speaker 6: gang at the FBI. You know, they adopted Hillary scheme
Speaker 6: to smear Trump with the fiction that he colluded Russia,
Speaker 6: knowing all the while that it was bogus and simply
Speaker 6: made up. That didn't stop them from using it as
Speaker 6: a pretext. And then when that wasn't going so well, now,
Speaker 6: according to John's excellent porting, they undertake this other second
Speaker 6: counterintelligence probe to conjure up even more bogus evidence with
Speaker 6: the exact same theme. Oh, firing Comy as a Trump
Speaker 6: rush of plot. They knew it wasn't they knew it
Speaker 6: wasn't obstruction, and in point of fact, in both my books,
Speaker 6: I explained in great detail how it can't even come
Speaker 6: close to obstruction of justice. It was legally preposterous, and
Speaker 6: yet they did it, which I think just underscores the
Speaker 6: malevolence and corruption that infected the FBI. And it didn't end,
Speaker 6: you know, with James Comy. When Christopher Ray took over,
Speaker 6: he was, you know, Comy light in a you know
Speaker 6: better Brooks brother sued and a little bit slippier, slipperier
Speaker 6: than Komy. But you know, he had an obligation to
Speaker 6: disclose a lot of this information and he didn't do it.
Speaker 1: All right, I appreciate both of you. You know, you
Speaker 1: have been unbelievably you know, unrelenting in getting the truth
Speaker 1: out to the American people. I hope we I hope
Speaker 1: they're able to follow through. I'm not sure. I kind
Speaker 1: of agree with Dan bongin know how the country, this
Speaker 1: great democratic republic, survives of all of this corruption took place.
Speaker 2: And nobody gets held accountable myself, Thank you both.
Speaker 1: Good friendly Zelden is with us epa administrator and he's
Speaker 1: building one of the most impactful records to be honest,
Speaker 1: under the EPA. I got to point out one thing
Speaker 1: about lee Zelden that many need to know as well.
Speaker 1: We've had Bruce Blakeman on the show. This may be
Speaker 1: New York's last chance to ever save itself from the
Speaker 1: insanity of these DSA Mamdani AOC. You know, Hakeem, Jeffries,
Speaker 1: Chucky Schumer crazies. And I mean that the same thing
Speaker 1: out in California. I mean, honestly, if you elect a
Speaker 1: liberal in California, it's probably over there too.
Speaker 2: But anyway, that's up to you.
Speaker 1: You will live with in the government you deserve at
Speaker 1: the end of the day. But he's done a phenomenal
Speaker 1: job and it's kind of been underreported. For example, we've
Speaker 1: had the largest deregulatory action in American history. The Trump
Speaker 1: EPAS rescinded the two thousand and nine Endangerment Finding, ending
Speaker 1: the Obama Biden ev mandates and saving and estimated that's
Speaker 1: saving you one point three trillion dollars. It sounds like,
Speaker 1: you know, pretty large amount of money for people. Also,
Speaker 1: the EPAS helped truckers and farmers. Epas fixed to the
Speaker 1: heavy duty rules and regulations that eliminate DFA de ratements.
Speaker 1: That standard rigs and tractors mid job and estimated twelve
Speaker 1: billion dollars in savings. That's six thousand dollars per truck
Speaker 1: on average. And you know, while keeping nearly ninety percent
Speaker 1: of the reductions in place, they have many other historical
Speaker 1: things that they've done.
Speaker 2: Lee have done a great job. I know you're working hard.
Speaker 1: And you also helped Republicans save the US House because
Speaker 1: you did so well in the last election in New
Speaker 1: York State that you were able to help carry across
Speaker 1: the finish line a number of marginal Republican congressmen that
Speaker 1: helped give the majority to Republicans there.
Speaker 2: I give you all the credit for that.
Speaker 5: Well, Sean's great to be with you. And in that
Speaker 5: race in twenty twenty two, what a lot of people
Speaker 5: across the country saw, and you know well from your
Speaker 5: experience in New York, is that while New York City
Speaker 5: is just so heavily concentrated with Democrats, the rest of
Speaker 5: the state has a lot of purple and red districts.
Speaker 5: And we ended up with a House Republican delegation out
Speaker 5: of New York coming out of that election, which was
Speaker 5: the largest in a very long time. We had about
Speaker 5: four or five members who would have barely lost and
Speaker 5: said they barely won, and you ended up with a
Speaker 5: balance of power for the last two years of Joe
Speaker 5: Biden's presidency, and that was a blue state of New
Speaker 5: York doing that to provide that balance. But also, as
Speaker 5: you know, too many people have permanently fled New York.
Speaker 5: They're not looking back. They're enjoying life in places like
Speaker 5: Florida and Texas and the Carolinas and Tennessee. They stuck
Speaker 5: it out as long as they could. But seeing New
Speaker 5: York leaders taking that state in the wrong direction, they
Speaker 5: said enough is enough, and they're taking their money and
Speaker 5: in their pursuit of freedom and safety elsewhere and very
Speaker 5: happy with life somewhere other than New York. So that's
Speaker 5: an unfortunate reality. But it's great to be on you
Speaker 5: to talk to you about our work at EPA, working
Speaker 5: with President Trump, getting stuff done at Trump speed and
Speaker 5: being able to for the history books. We've were punching
Speaker 5: over the finish line. More deregulation in one year and
Speaker 5: entire federal government have done in the has to cross
Speaker 5: all agencies combined across entire presidencies. That's how much of
Speaker 5: a mess we inherited, and at Trump's speed, we've been
Speaker 5: fixing it.
Speaker 1: Well, it's pretty amazing. What else do you think people
Speaker 1: need to know? Because you know, I see the decline
Speaker 1: of Europe. I talk about it all the time, and
Speaker 1: I look at four basic factors that has resulted in
Speaker 1: this precipitous decline. I'm not sure if you can even
Speaker 1: save Europe at this point. But one is they have
Speaker 1: neglected national security, national defense, both as individual countries and
Speaker 1: collectively as NATO allies or so called allies. Number two,
Speaker 1: they have adopted radical climate alarmism. Number three, radical socialism
Speaker 1: has also been adopted. Number four is they have you know,
Speaker 1: unfettered illegal immigration with no demands of assimilation. That's where
Speaker 1: Sharia courts come in in Great Britain, that's where. And
Speaker 1: they have no go zones in France and other countries
Speaker 1: in Europe. I don't know how they fix this. And
Speaker 1: we see what's happening in Spain right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, then you people here in our own country who
Speaker 5: look to places like that and they come up with
Speaker 5: the bright idea of saying, oh, we should make in
Speaker 5: the United States more like that. There are fortunately people
Speaker 5: who are in power. President Trump and JD. Vance come
Speaker 5: to mind of individuals who look at the European model
Speaker 5: and say, well, maybe our country, believing in American exceptionalism,
Speaker 5: should be the best version of itself and not seeking
Speaker 5: to emulate these disasters of models that were witnessing over
Speaker 5: in Europe. But unfortunately, there are others in pursuit of power,
Speaker 5: and they have a very different view of what the
Speaker 5: future of this country should look like. You brought up
Speaker 5: the climate alarmism. I mean, we came in in an
Speaker 5: agency where the belief was that in order to protect
Speaker 5: the environment that you'd have to suffocate out of existence
Speaker 5: entire sectors of our economy, especially our energy economy, And
Speaker 5: we're proving that you can choose both. And every single
Speaker 5: day we're on the job, I'm limiting my power. I'm
Speaker 5: limiting my power to the best reading of the law,
Speaker 5: limiting my power in a way that limits whoever follows
Speaker 5: me in this position afterwards. And my message to Congress
Speaker 5: and others who might not be happy with that is,
Speaker 5: if you have a problem with what I'm doing, then
Speaker 5: change the law. But no longer we can have agency
Speaker 5: heads getting creative, giving themselves power that Congress hasn't done
Speaker 5: inside of statute. So we can get the environmental wins,
Speaker 5: we can help grow the economy. We can be responsible
Speaker 5: Steward's at tax dollars. We could be accountable to the people.
Speaker 5: We could be transparent to the public. And that is
Speaker 5: the type of model that should be coming out of
Speaker 5: an agency like EPA, as opposed to having bureaucrats who
Speaker 5: are very like, very much like those in charge of Europe,
Speaker 5: who want to take that climate alarmatism to a level
Speaker 5: where jobs end up getting cut. You have people who
Speaker 5: are paying more for their energy, they're losing consumer choice
Speaker 5: and what type of vehicle to own, and all of
Speaker 5: those costs and impacts and brownouts and blackouts to come
Speaker 5: with it. So, yeah, this is a This is one
Speaker 5: of those key moments where hopefully common sense prevails.
Speaker 2: Well, I appreciate all the work you're doing.
Speaker 1: I think unfortunately it's under reported because there's always so
Speaker 1: much other news. But I want to give you a
Speaker 1: lot of props. And you're a friend and you're doing
Speaker 1: a great job. We appreciate you being on and updating us.
Speaker 1: Leez Eldon, thank you, my friend.
Speaker 4: Thanks an.
Speaker 2: Back to our phones.
Speaker 5: We go.
Speaker 1: Let's say Hi to Eduardo. He is in my free
Speaker 1: state of Florida. What's up, ed Water, how are you?
Speaker 7: Yeah, good afternoon, Sean, Thank you for taking my car. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I got to comment on mister Tullerico and that Michael
Speaker 7: Ducac is tank in the moment, fake truck. What a joke.
Speaker 7: And I really hope Latino's are not going to fall
Speaker 7: for him because he's a talent. He's going to think, Well,
Speaker 7: I speak Spanish too, and you know I can you know,
Speaker 7: I dig you guys, and I see what you're going
Speaker 7: through with I pretty ridiculous. I hope they don't fother
Speaker 7: because then I watched the span News and it's very
Speaker 7: anti Trump on both of the Spanish news. It's ridiculous,
Speaker 7: and we got to call them out.
Speaker 1: Well, I get reports from friends of mine that are
Speaker 1: bilingual or speak Spanish and they tell me all the
Speaker 1: time that you can't believe how things are reported on
Speaker 1: some of these channels. Did have a good idea about it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is what it is.
Speaker 2: I mean, the media.
Speaker 1: One of the reasons I'm so grateful to have this
Speaker 1: radio show and my TV show and to have now
Speaker 1: this new podcast.
Speaker 2: By the way, we.
Speaker 1: Did drop an unbelievable podcast with Perez Hilton. You know,
Speaker 1: after what happened the other night, I can't believe it.
Speaker 1: I mean, he was he had actually reached out to
Speaker 1: people he felt he hurt.
Speaker 2: He found God.
Speaker 1: He you know, his whole life story, his whole life changed,
Speaker 1: and so I'm not really sure what's going on. My
Speaker 1: prayers are with him, but you know it reached out
Speaker 1: to people he felt he hurt. He used to be
Speaker 1: very aggressive in terms of celebrity reporting, et cetera. But
Speaker 1: you know, I'm only I'm only telling you that if
Speaker 1: it's not for talk radio, Fox News and the podcasters
Speaker 1: that have common sense, there are some that are just
Speaker 1: off the wall, be selective who you listen to, I'm
Speaker 1: telling you you don't get the message. And it is Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm grateful that we still have free speech, but when
Speaker 1: you go over their agenda in all of it's, you know,
Speaker 1: all of their details, it is scary to me and
Speaker 1: to everybody to our busy phones eight hundred and nine
Speaker 1: four one Sean, if you want to join us, let's
Speaker 1: say hi to Eric. He's in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: the home of John Frederman.
Speaker 2: What's up, Eric, how are you.
Speaker 8: Hey, Sean, how are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good. What's going on?
Speaker 7: Oh man?
Speaker 8: I used to listen to you when we both had
Speaker 8: dark hair. That's how long I've been listening to you.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Thank you. Hey, listen.
Speaker 1: I can't do this job without you, and I don't
Speaker 1: thank this audience enough.
Speaker 2: So thank you.
Speaker 8: Yep, you're welcome. You're doing a great job. I just
Speaker 8: wanted to let you know. What worries me is these
Speaker 8: young people who are signing onto this socialism and communism.
Speaker 8: They've never spoke to anyone who actually lived it. What
Speaker 8: they're doing is they're listening to what their professors are
Speaker 8: saying and what their friends are saying. My mother and
Speaker 8: my grandfather and uncle, they lived under communism, and everything
Speaker 8: I'm gonna tell you is actually from their mouth. I didn't.
Speaker 7: I'm not.
Speaker 8: It's not secondhand knowledge or anything like that. When the
Speaker 8: Communists came from Germany, and when the Communists first came
Speaker 8: into East Germany and they took over these villages, we
Speaker 8: owned a farm and we owned an electric motor factory,
Speaker 8: and both very successful.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 8: Obviously during the war years, you know, you know, farming
Speaker 8: and that was important. But it was always successful. And
Speaker 8: the first thing they did they took everybody's farm from
Speaker 8: them and they no longer owned that farm. And what
Speaker 8: happened the farmers had to actually work on everyone else's farm,
Speaker 8: and the government, the communists told them what to grow,
Speaker 8: even if it didn't even grow there. They said you
Speaker 8: need to grow this, and they said it doesn't work.
Speaker 8: So that was the first big problem. And then they
Speaker 8: had a meeting with everybody and they said, look, you know,
Speaker 8: everything's gonna be better. Everyone's gonna be happy, everyone's going
Speaker 8: to be fed. My grandmother would say she would go
Speaker 8: down to the store to buy food, and it wasn't like,
Speaker 8: you know how Sean like we go when we go down,
Speaker 8: we'll go, hey, I'm gonna go buy a couple of steaks.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna go buy this, and that we know what
Speaker 8: we're gonna get. In her case, it was let's just
Speaker 8: see what's there.
Speaker 1: You know, No, it's it is pretty remarkable what people
Speaker 1: don't know about communism. You know, I maybe maybe I'm
Speaker 1: too flippant in the way that I described this, and
Speaker 1: as much as okay, whatever form name manifestation, I kind
Speaker 1: of say the same thing in one way or the other.
Speaker 1: They make all these lofty promises that will never be fulfilled,
Speaker 1: as evidenced by you know, horrible government schools in our country.
Speaker 1: The Obamacare promises the lock box for social security. The
Speaker 1: border's closed, the border is secure when it's wide open.
Speaker 1: Joe is not a cognitive mess. I mean we get
Speaker 1: lied to COVID, We get lied to by our government
Speaker 1: all the time. And I guess you know what's frustrating
Speaker 1: is is once you give this power in the name
Speaker 1: of false security and promises that will never be fulfilled,
Speaker 1: you end up every time, every time it's been tried,
Speaker 1: but the same results, more poverty, broken promises, a loss
Speaker 1: of freedom because you empowered this group of bureaucrats and
Speaker 1: they're in this for powered. They're not in this for you,
Speaker 1: but you've empowered them to confiscate the wealth of hardworking
Speaker 1: people and give it to you in the name of
Speaker 1: all of this security. I'll never have to worry about
Speaker 1: my kid's childcare. I'll never have to worry. I'll have
Speaker 1: a government guaranteed job, government guaranteed health care, government guaranteed retirement,
Speaker 1: government guaranteed guaranteed guarant healthy food, on and on. They
Speaker 1: can't possibly do it. Their history is one of failure
Speaker 1: after failure after failure. Why would anyone trust them?
Speaker 2: Last word, right, my.
Speaker 8: Grandmother said, and this is from a woman who lived
Speaker 8: under communism. She said, under communism, you do not live,
Speaker 8: you exist a miserable existence. That is the difference. Because
Speaker 8: they ended up here in America. And my grandfather, he
Speaker 8: had the tallest flag pole with the biggest American flag
Speaker 8: in the neighborhood, and he would spout patriotism all the time,
Speaker 8: how great America is. And and my grandmother said that,
Speaker 8: she goes, you don't live under communism, you exist of
Speaker 8: miserable existence.
Speaker 2: It's all true. And I have met people.
Speaker 1: You know, the Cuban American community in Miami is one
Speaker 1: of the greatest communities you can learn from because they
Speaker 1: escaped communism in Castro and the revolution and the property
Speaker 1: confiscation and the murder and the mayhem and the death
Speaker 1: and the poverty, all those false promises caused. You learn
Speaker 1: so much from people that lived it. Anyway, I appreciate
Speaker 1: you being with us, appreciate you calling my friend God
Speaker 1: bless you. Glad you are here. And in freedom. I'd
Speaker 1: like freedom around the world to be honest nity. You
Speaker 1: like war, No, I don't like war. I prefer no war.