Speaker 1: All right, news, round up, information overload hour. Here's our
Speaker 1: toll free telephone number if you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program, and say eight hundred and nine
Speaker 1: to four to one, Sean if you want to join us,
Speaker 1: we'll get to your calls coming up. Other news we
Speaker 1: haven't gotten to yet, and this is big news. Governor
Speaker 1: Tim Walls of Minnesota has withdrawn his bid dropped his
Speaker 1: bid for reelection in light of the massive conspiracy and
Speaker 1: fraud revelations that have taken place in a state.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Over the long vacation that I had, I had an
Speaker 1: opportunity to stay in contact with everybody. I am told
Speaker 1: what has been going on in Minnesota is just the
Speaker 1: tip of the iceberg, and the numbers of tens and
Speaker 1: if not hundreds of billions and dollars of waste, fraud, abuse,
Speaker 1: corruption is through the roof. Got a tip a hat
Speaker 1: to citizen journalist Nick Shirley. I mean a lot of
Speaker 1: his work went viral. For example, he visits to two
Speaker 1: daycare centers and he found no children. And meanwhile, our
Speaker 1: government was paying millions of dollars for quote daycare for
Speaker 1: kids that didn't exist at these daycare centers.
Speaker 2: Listen, We're going to a place called Maco Childcare, which
Speaker 2: actually has another childcare registered at the same address called
Speaker 2: Mini Childcare Center.
Speaker 3: So we should see lots of children as theres at
Speaker 3: this childcare centers, especially there's.
Speaker 2: Two in nine years. I've never seen a single child
Speaker 2: at this building right there.
Speaker 3: Oh, then, now we looks like we already got the
Speaker 3: Somali's coming.
Speaker 2: To They're coming the words out.
Speaker 3: Hello, is this your daycare?
Speaker 2: No, you didn't tell us Ryan, there are no children?
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen children at this childcare center?
Speaker 3: Shit, I don't doesn't know if she's ever seen a
Speaker 3: child here. All right, let's go to the next location.
Speaker 3: Now we're going to the next daycare center. How much
Speaker 3: money has this one generated?
Speaker 2: This one in fiscal year twenty twenty five fifty nine
Speaker 2: in fiscal year twenty twenty four one fifty nine thousand,
Speaker 2: seventy eight dollars, and in fiscally your twenty twenty three
Speaker 2: seven hundred and twenty seven thousand, three hundred and thirty
Speaker 2: six dollars.
Speaker 3: This next one is literally one block away, and this
Speaker 3: one's also generated nearly three million dollars in the past
Speaker 3: three years. And see if there's any children see if
Speaker 3: any of the buildings are open.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 3: All right, we've arrived to ABC Learning Center. All the
Speaker 3: windows are blocked out. Let's see if anybody is here.
Speaker 3: This door is locked.
Speaker 2: This facility is licensed for forty children, zero children. I've
Speaker 2: come by this place one hundred times. I've never seen
Speaker 2: a child here. Ever. Another thing I've ever seen is
Speaker 2: someone's standing outside smoking.
Speaker 3: What's crazy about this is that last daycare center is
Speaker 3: that green building right there, and the other daycare center
Speaker 3: right now is right here. These buildings should be operating
Speaker 3: as they're receiving literally millions of dollars. I knocked on
Speaker 3: the door, into my surprise, somebody actually answered the door. Hello,
Speaker 3: can we speak? I would like to check a child
Speaker 3: in the daycare? Can I speak to a manager? Where
Speaker 3: can I get paperwork to file.
Speaker 5: For my son?
Speaker 3: I wanted to put my son, Joey in daycare And
Speaker 3: after a few questions, the lady went silent. Looks like
Speaker 3: little Joey Shirley ain't going to daycare here.
Speaker 1: And then Nick Shirley visited a daycare center that was
Speaker 1: supposed to have seventy four kids. Seventy four It was empty.
Speaker 2: Listen now, we're going to Sweet Angel Childcare.
Speaker 3: We're in the middle of a strip mall here inside
Speaker 3: of this neighborhood.
Speaker 2: In fiscal year twenty twenty five, this facility, which shows
Speaker 2: its license for seventy four kids, was paid one point
Speaker 2: two six million dollars in tax money. And there are
Speaker 2: no kids, and all the facilities are the same way,
Speaker 2: all of them.
Speaker 3: Let's see if anyone opens. Yeah, let's see once again.
Speaker 3: I try to find a spot for my son Joey,
Speaker 3: and they would not open the door. I want to
Speaker 3: put my son Joey in daycare because I need a
Speaker 3: spot to put my son Joey. Yes, is this your
Speaker 3: daycare center?
Speaker 2: No, what's happened?
Speaker 3: I just wanted to put child in daycare, but all
Speaker 3: the daycare centers seem to be closed. No one's opening
Speaker 3: the doors.
Speaker 2: You work here, Oh yeah, let's help them. Where are
Speaker 2: the kids? Yeah, sends its license for seventy four children
Speaker 2: right here, State of Minnesota. Where are the kids? They
Speaker 2: got paid one point two six million dollars in fister.
Speaker 2: You're twenty twenty five. It says they have a capacity
Speaker 2: for seventy four children. We're when? No, when where are
Speaker 2: the kids? Right here? State of Minnesota website. You work
Speaker 2: here and you don't know. I don't know. I was
Speaker 2: dead before.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going.
Speaker 3: To going on?
Speaker 2: Were there any kids when you worked here? He's dead,
Speaker 2: he's dead. What's so many? I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you worked here? Okay, well, and you're not out
Speaker 2: of any help?
Speaker 3: Can I put my son in a daycare here?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Can I speak with someone?
Speaker 2: No, I don't know.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would like to see if I can put
Speaker 3: my son Joey here? Who is his son?
Speaker 2: Joey?
Speaker 3: My son Joey. Can I check out daycare center?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: I'm going Do you put.
Speaker 3: Your kid here in this daycare?
Speaker 5: I don't know?
Speaker 3: There is one child in there? Yeah, I would like
Speaker 3: to know if this is a legit business.
Speaker 1: These revelations resulting in Tim Walls now dropping his reelection bid.
Speaker 1: When I was away, Uh, Jason Chaffits was filling in,
Speaker 1: said my biggest he had James Comer on. He said,
Speaker 1: my biggest frustration is that people have been have not
Speaker 1: been held accountable and anyway. Chairman Comber Now is looking
Speaker 1: to bring in Tim Walls and he says that the
Speaker 1: governor cannot run from accountability anyway, Chairman Comber, good to
Speaker 1: have you back. Happy New year, sir.
Speaker 5: Happy Here sean massive fraud.
Speaker 1: Of taxpayer dollars occurred on Tim Wall's watch. He's either
Speaker 1: a complete sit in this staff are grossly incompetent. But
Speaker 1: he was warned by many whistleblowers, was he not?
Speaker 7: He was, And that's the problem he's got. It wasn't
Speaker 7: just that the fraud occurred. There's fraud that occurs every
Speaker 7: day and every level of government. The problem is these
Speaker 7: Democrat state employees in Minnesota have been warning and begging
Speaker 7: Tim Waltz and Keith Ellison, the Attorney General, to do
Speaker 7: something about it. They've been saying they are fraudulent daycare shearers.
Speaker 7: There are people receiving snap benefits that aren't legal citizens.
Speaker 7: They just the list goes on and on and on
Speaker 7: of the waste, fraud, abuse of the social programs in Minnesota,
Speaker 7: and that all along the way, there were employees that
Speaker 7: warned people in Minnesota, and Tim Waltz turned to blind eye.
Speaker 7: So the problems he's got, obviously his political career has
Speaker 7: been ruined. And you know that's some level of accountability
Speaker 7: that he's you're dropping out of the governor's race. But
Speaker 7: the fact that he, according to the whistleblowers, knew about it,
Speaker 7: I think that puts him in legal peril. And he
Speaker 7: can drop out of the governor's race, he can resign
Speaker 7: from the governor's office, but he's still going to have
Speaker 7: to answer to why he did not respond earlier to
Speaker 7: the countless claims from state employees who blew the whistle
Speaker 7: about this Somali fraud.
Speaker 1: Now you are calling on both Tim Walls and the
Speaker 1: Attorney General Keith Ellison to provide documents, communications, and records
Speaker 1: about widespread fraud. I assume you've subpoena those.
Speaker 7: Before you can do a subpoena, you have to give
Speaker 7: him every effort to comply with your request. We have
Speaker 7: teed it up for a subpoena they if they don't
Speaker 7: respond after Wednesday our hearing with our first Somali hearing,
Speaker 7: then they will receive subpoenas. We're doing everything by the
Speaker 7: book so that we can win in court. I fully
Speaker 7: expect Tim Waltz and Keith Ellison to testify and from
Speaker 7: the House Oversight Committee UH in a few weeks. So
Speaker 7: we've got a hearing on Wednesday where we're going to
Speaker 7: bring in local office holders and state office holders in
Speaker 7: Minnesota and start building a case for warrants for the
Speaker 7: Department of Justice and other agencies to be able to
Speaker 7: go in. Just because one guy put on Twitter the
Speaker 7: obvious that you know these learning centers can't even spell
Speaker 7: learning right and there aren't any kids going to these acres,
Speaker 7: you still have to have more evidence to get warrants
Speaker 7: to go into all these offices. So we're we're working
Speaker 7: to ensure that the legal framework is met to where
Speaker 7: when when these people are brought in uh, that they're
Speaker 7: not kicked out of court on some technicality. We're doing
Speaker 7: everything we can to do it the right way to
Speaker 7: hold these people accountable. And I'll say this Sean uh
Speaker 7: Pam bonding in the Department Justice, they've I've been investigating
Speaker 7: this for several months and they've arrested over a dozen
Speaker 7: people already. So I think you're going to see a
Speaker 7: lot of people finally in hancoffs wasting our tax dollars.
Speaker 1: Well, we have noticed in particular, especially in Minnesota, and
Speaker 1: apparently there's a Somali community in Ohio where it happens
Speaker 1: to be widespread in this community. Some people say, oh,
Speaker 1: this is racist, but it is this this, But we're
Speaker 1: also learning that this is far more widespread as well
Speaker 1: in very liberal states. I'm hearing New York State is
Speaker 1: going to probably be exposed next in California is going
Speaker 1: to be exposed as having widespread fraud. I mean, what
Speaker 1: are we looking at here? How potentially how much money
Speaker 1: is is that is being wasted?
Speaker 7: Well, we know, for fact, there were billions billions in Minnesota.
Speaker 7: That's that's not a big state. And when you're talking
Speaker 7: about billions of dollars in federal social funds that were
Speaker 7: completely you know, spent fraudulently, that's a significant percentage of
Speaker 7: the overall welfare budget for the state of Minnesota. We're
Speaker 7: starting to get papers in and whistleblowers coming forward in Illinois,
Speaker 7: in California, in Ohio, and in Maine. So and it's
Speaker 7: all in the Somali community. So you know, at first,
Speaker 7: glant Sean it appears this could be a very organized
Speaker 7: criminal network. Because it's it. I don't think it's limited
Speaker 7: to Minnesota, but Minnesota was ground zero because there are
Speaker 7: so many more Somali's in Minnesota than all the other
Speaker 7: states combined. But we're going to hopefully depend on more
Speaker 7: whistle blowers to come forward. That's the key to a
Speaker 7: congressional investigation working out in the end. You have to
Speaker 7: have whistle blowers like the irs whistleblowers that came forward
Speaker 7: in the Biden investigation. These state employees in Minnesota are
Speaker 7: providing us in formation and the information not only proves
Speaker 7: Sean that there was widespread fraud, but it appears that
Speaker 7: Waltz and Ellison knew about it. Now they're going to
Speaker 7: be given due process. That's why they need to show
Speaker 7: up with their future subpoena in the Oversight Committee in
Speaker 7: a few weeks. They need to show up the dependencels
Speaker 7: because we're giving them an opportunity to have due process.
Speaker 7: But the evidence doesn't look good. That's far with the
Speaker 7: fact that both the governor and Attorney General were warned
Speaker 7: multiple times over several years that this was taking place.
Speaker 1: Are you hearing about any potential involvement of congress Woman
Speaker 1: Omar Well.
Speaker 7: Everyone's saying that, you know, the Department Justice is going
Speaker 7: to have to look into her, and you know how
Speaker 7: when the Department Justice looks into members of Congress, we're
Speaker 7: seeing that with the last administration, they're going to have
Speaker 7: to make sure they do everything right. But it shouldn't
Speaker 7: be hard. I'm not allowed to suppeo financial records for
Speaker 7: a member of Congress. The Ethics Committee can. I'm going
Speaker 7: to be talking to those guys tomorrow in Washington.
Speaker 8: D C.
Speaker 7: Because all they have to do is the poena her
Speaker 7: bank records, and you know you can ask her get
Speaker 7: her under oath, she should be asked in a committee hearing.
Speaker 7: I feel like there will be some of my colleagues
Speaker 7: that will ask Omar in a public setting this week
Speaker 7: whether or not she had anything or any knowledge or
Speaker 7: receive any funds from this. So she's going to be
Speaker 7: put on the spot this week. It'll be interesting to
Speaker 7: see if she shows up for her committee hearings, but
Speaker 7: she will be put on the spot, and then you know,
Speaker 7: you know, either the Department Justice or the Ethics Committee
Speaker 7: is going to have to look at her bank records
Speaker 7: to see. Obviously, the reports of her network going from
Speaker 7: zero to several million dollars looks suspicious, so she's.
Speaker 1: Not several I think I read over thirty did you
Speaker 1: not read the same number?
Speaker 7: Well, the financial disclosure forums are very broad. They'll say,
Speaker 7: do you have between one million and five million? So
Speaker 7: if you have something that's worth one point two million,
Speaker 7: I have the farm lands were worth one or two millions,
Speaker 7: you have to check between one and five million. So
Speaker 7: the range on that it's hard to uphend. But here's
Speaker 7: what I know, Sean. She didn't have anything when she
Speaker 7: came to Congress. She had a networth of it wasn't
Speaker 7: even zero, it was below zero. So now she's without now,
Speaker 7: according to her own financial disclosure form, worth several million
Speaker 7: dollars at the very least, it could be thirty million,
Speaker 7: or it could be six millions. Well, even if it's
Speaker 7: six me and where did that come from? Because she
Speaker 7: makes the same salary I do. You don't make you know,
Speaker 7: enough money to accumulate that much wealth just on a
Speaker 7: congressional salary.
Speaker 1: Well are you are you able to work outside jobs?
Speaker 1: Now she write a book, You're not, No, I know
Speaker 1: there would be there would be no other sources of
Speaker 1: I guess the only other way that that might have
Speaker 1: happened is did she inherit any amount of money that
Speaker 1: we know of?
Speaker 7: That's right, He's going to have to answer that. No,
Speaker 7: one's no, she hasn't done any media, She hasn't been
Speaker 7: doing any tweeting. She used to be an avid tweeter.
Speaker 7: She's kind of gone underground, and to me, that's that
Speaker 7: makes it that makes her look even more guilty. But
Speaker 7: I think that this week when she goes back to Congress,
Speaker 7: we're all going to be there in the morning. I
Speaker 7: feel like there will be at least the Fox News
Speaker 7: media outlets hounding her asking about where wealth came from.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you joining us and always keeping us in
Speaker 1: the loop, Congressman James Calmer, Happy New Year, my friend.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 9: Thanks Sean eight hundred.
Speaker 1: Ninety four one, Sean, if you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program. All right, let's get to our
Speaker 1: busy phones. Here we have Edwin in California, Gavin Newsom's
Speaker 1: United Socialist Utopia. What's up, Edwin? How are you?
Speaker 5: How are you? Sewan? Good to meet you.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I just wanted to touch something that pretty much all
Speaker 5: Republicans have missed. Basically, I'm Hispanic and I was watching
Speaker 5: back in twenty fourteen when Barack Obama lost Congress. Don't
Speaker 5: quote me exactly the date, but he said it was
Speaker 5: slacking and basically hark Uramas was on when he was
Speaker 5: the only and he stated that they had done nothing
Speaker 5: for us, so we stayed home, we didn't vote. That's
Speaker 5: what he said. And then next thing, you know, he's saying, well,
Speaker 5: i have a meeting with Barack Obama and I'm going
Speaker 5: to take lea Mecha and the Chicao movement, which set
Speaker 5: warning signs down my spine because I have a CD
Speaker 5: where there's a professor in New Mexico and he's one
Speaker 5: of the leaders of Lamecha and stated the Democrats are
Speaker 5: a bunch of euramasons.
Speaker 8: They don't know that if they led another ten to
Speaker 8: twenty million illegals in they would become the dominant party,
Speaker 8: just like California being dominated by the new Hispanic vote,
Speaker 8: that they would never lose another election. And that same week,
Speaker 8: to my heart, that same week, Barack Obama opened the borders.
Speaker 8: And so I wish you would investigate that.
Speaker 1: You know, look, I can tell you that maybe has
Speaker 1: been the thinking of themmocrats. What I have been seeing
Speaker 1: all around the world is a reaction among you know,
Speaker 1: various people from various countries, Hispanic Americans, people from the
Speaker 1: Cuban American community, Venezuelan American community celebrating what has happened
Speaker 1: here because they've lived under the tyranny of Hugo Chavez
Speaker 1: and Maduro and the Castro Brothers, et cetera. In Cuba.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt that Cuba today is hanging in the
Speaker 1: balance and probably is on the verge of falling itself
Speaker 1: without the help of Venezuelan energy. I don't see there's
Speaker 1: a lining and gladiator where Marcus Aurelias is, I'm not
Speaker 1: sure it will survive the winter. And he was talking
Speaker 1: about the Empire of Rome. I'm not sure Cuba will
Speaker 1: survive the winter. They're in deep political trouble because of
Speaker 1: the poverty.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I know Michael Moore thinks they have the best healthcare
Speaker 1: system in the world. Meanwhile it was one of the
Speaker 1: worst healthcare systems in the world. And that is the
Speaker 1: failure of communism, statism, collectivism, redistributionism. That that is the
Speaker 1: predictable failure. And that's going to be on the ballot
Speaker 1: this year because you know, the Party of Mamdani and
Speaker 1: the Party of AOC and Bernie Sanders and Pocahontas, that's
Speaker 1: where they would take that Democratic Party and they do
Speaker 1: control the party, the Party of Basmin Crockett Trump.
Speaker 5: God bless Donald Trump because he is saving South America.
Speaker 5: And like Reagan did Latin America and Central America. So
Speaker 5: Sandinistas were taking over Ol Salvador, la Junta of Adolpha
Speaker 5: Mohana was handing it over to communism. And as he
Speaker 5: saved Central America, Donald Trump just saved South America.
Speaker 1: Listen, this is our own hemisphere here, and we're talking
Speaker 1: about an illegitimate dictator indicted in our country six years ago,
Speaker 1: a drug trafficker, narco terrorist, illegitimate leader. And it is
Speaker 1: there's going to be an opportunity for the people of
Speaker 1: Venezuela to do a reset where and I'll never forget
Speaker 1: I mentioned it earlier. Jorge Ramos goes and he's in
Speaker 1: Venezuela and he sees people eating out of a garbage truck.
Speaker 1: A country with this type of wealth, these natural resources
Speaker 1: should be every Venezuelan should be wealthy and happy and
Speaker 1: prosperous and rewarded in the blessing that the natural resources
Speaker 1: offer that country, and just the opposites happened because of corruption. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I appreciate you, thanks for checking in in eight hundred
Speaker 1: and nine four one, Seawan, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program, Greg and Virginia, Greg, how
Speaker 1: are you glad you called?
Speaker 9: Hey? Sean, so honored talk to you. First of all,
Speaker 9: Donald Trump, the President has done everything in my wish
Speaker 9: list that I've been wishing for the last twelve years.
Speaker 9: But I want to bring up political Islam and neo
Speaker 9: marxistem and the alliances in the towns and mandamis course
Speaker 9: an example of that. And I heard one of his
Speaker 9: menuon say, we have to rethink housing, especially for white families.
Speaker 9: And I didn't grow up in that kind of America,
Speaker 9: and I think it's clear and present danger to our country.
Speaker 5: Can you hear me by it?
Speaker 1: I said specifically, Yeah, I can hear you. Find he
Speaker 1: said specifically that he wanted higher taxes on white New
Speaker 1: York City residents. I'm like, wow, that's pretty remarkable.
Speaker 9: This is a This is a clear and present danger.
Speaker 9: The alliance between this political islamis and I want to
Speaker 9: be blunt about it, and the neo Marxists, and you know,
Speaker 9: people say, oh, that's a general term, but no, it's
Speaker 9: creeping up here in Virginia big time. In the city
Speaker 9: I live, Charlotteville. They want to do things like that.
Speaker 9: They've got all kinds of San Francisco East policies kind
Speaker 9: of happen here. And then we lost to the Democrats
Speaker 9: this go around. But chip Roy has some bills to
Speaker 9: alos sharia law, and I think this should be implemented.
Speaker 9: I hate to see him leave Congress, but he's going
Speaker 9: to be a hope the attorney general in Texas, and
Speaker 9: his bills ought to be really looked at and passed
Speaker 9: with sharia law, and I think we need to go
Speaker 9: after care. And of course Trump has done everything in
Speaker 9: my wishlist on the border. But the bottom line is
Speaker 9: is that if this alliance between these radicals takes place,
Speaker 9: we're going to lose the country and the Democrats foement it,
Speaker 9: and I'm sick and tired of it.
Speaker 1: If you watch Western Europe, for example, they have allowed
Speaker 1: basically unchecked immigration from around the globe. Okay, I believe they,
Speaker 1: like the US, needs a set of standards. They need
Speaker 1: to check and make sure people don't have radical associations.
Speaker 1: They should have a health check, people should not move
Speaker 1: to a new country and put it be a financial
Speaker 1: burden for the people of that country, and then there's
Speaker 1: something called assimilation. You know, the idea that Great Britain
Speaker 1: has allowed groups of people not to assimilate, I think
Speaker 1: is going to cause great conflict and harm down the road,
Speaker 1: which is why it is unfathomable to me that they've
Speaker 1: allowed Sharia courts to emerge. And it's not just one
Speaker 1: or two, it's like eighty or ninety. And you see
Speaker 1: the same thing happening throughout the rest of Europe as well.
Speaker 1: There's not been assimilation. And without that, you basically have
Speaker 1: a society within a society and you have you know,
Speaker 1: Sharia law for example. It is it contradicts Western values,
Speaker 1: period end of sentence. It is a theocracy and we
Speaker 1: see the manifestation of it in many countries in the
Speaker 1: Middle East, and people want to bring those values with them,
Speaker 1: and their goal would be to transform the countries that
Speaker 1: they move to into the countries that they came from.
Speaker 1: And that's something we've got to be very careful of
Speaker 1: in this country. Anyway, Appreciate the call, Jerry Connecticut. Next
Speaker 1: Sean Hennity Show.
Speaker 6: Hi, Hey, Sean, I was calling about this. I'll call
Speaker 6: her dingbat this sea weaver. The Tenant director underneath Mondami
Speaker 6: and a lot of people have focused on the racial
Speaker 6: aspect of this sort of anti white comments, but I
Speaker 6: want to focus on this from the point of view
Speaker 6: of Islamic law. I'm not Islamic, but my understanding is
Speaker 6: like most religions, it condemns theft, it condemns stealing, and
Speaker 6: from the Mondamie administration to basically steal private property by oh,
Speaker 6: we're changing your relationship with your property. It's just another
Speaker 6: word for stealing. And where I'm going with this is
Speaker 6: I think Islamic clerics and Islamic scholars need if Mondami's
Speaker 6: going to run around waiving the Quran, they need to
Speaker 6: be very clear and very public that his policies of
Speaker 6: stealing private property are not are not in.
Speaker 1: Let me quote Mom Donnie's tenant director, woman by the
Speaker 1: name I think you pronounce it, Seal Weaver quote, we
Speaker 1: will transition from treating property as an individual good to
Speaker 1: a collective good. White especially will be impacted. Now that
Speaker 1: sounds like racism to me, but put that aside. I
Speaker 1: thought we judge people according to the content of the character,
Speaker 1: and private property rights are paramount in a free society,
Speaker 1: is it.
Speaker 6: Not, Well, they're not only in a free in any
Speaker 6: society other than a communist society. And this is your
Speaker 6: Your prior caller talked about what Melanie Phillips called the
Speaker 6: coming Green Red alliance, and that's that's certainly true. But
Speaker 6: here already we have a case of conflict that that's
Speaker 6: stealing and by calling it, you know, re repurposing your property,
Speaker 6: whatever phrase they're going to use. Again, the race part
Speaker 6: is important, but the stealing part is at the heart
Speaker 6: of this. And I think it's really incumbent upon Islamic
Speaker 6: scholars and clerics to say this stealing of your property,
Speaker 6: whether it's you know, predominantly whites or I think she
Speaker 6: used the term POC people of color, it is against Islam.
Speaker 6: And Mandami smears Islam when he talks about stealing people's
Speaker 6: property in the name of whatever it is, social justice,
Speaker 6: whatever they call it this week. So I really would
Speaker 6: like to see Islamic scholars come out and condemn this
Speaker 6: taking of private property and by calling it.
Speaker 1: Getting away with all of this. And there was a
Speaker 1: pull out when I was off on vacation that showed
Speaker 1: that fifty six percent of New York City residents support
Speaker 1: all of this collectivism. If you will socialism, whatever name
Speaker 1: you give it, whatever manifestation it takes on, and it
Speaker 1: should put chills down the spine of Americans. Now this
Speaker 1: there's broader implications here, and that is this is the
Speaker 1: new Democratic Party. This is why Chuck Schumer will not
Speaker 1: criticize the likes of Mumdani publicly. This is why you
Speaker 1: know AOC is in full compliance and Bernie Sanders, you know,
Speaker 1: are so close to Mamdani. This is now the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party defined. This is what's on the ballot this year.
Speaker 1: And I'm telling everybody this will be the most important
Speaker 1: midterm election in your lifetime because all progress will stop
Speaker 1: and we will be a nation that comes to a
Speaker 1: screeching halt as Democrats weaponize, politicize Congress to the point
Speaker 1: that they will try to incapacitate any constitutional powers that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has and it'll be impeachment after impeachment after impeachment.
Speaker 1: This election will matter. And I'm telling everybody right now,
Speaker 1: you know our first show of the year, buckle up,
Speaker 1: get ready, get involved, and you got to make it
Speaker 1: too big to rig. And that means that you've got
Speaker 1: to vote for your congressman, your senator, if your senator
Speaker 1: is up and make sure the president maintains a majority.
Speaker 1: This Supreme Court decision that we are waiting as it
Speaker 1: relates to jerry mandering, redistricting, et cetera, et cetera. This
Speaker 1: is going to have an impact on the future of
Speaker 1: the country because Democrats they have jerry mandered this country
Speaker 1: to death. Appreciate the call we have. We have a
Speaker 1: minute here, are going to give it to Richard and Alabama. Richard,
Speaker 1: you have one minute, go ahead, sir.
Speaker 9: Hey Sean.
Speaker 10: I am livid, like a lot of Americans about a
Speaker 10: fraud that's gone on in Minnesota and.
Speaker 4: The disruption that.
Speaker 10: Politicians are bringing in. And the Constitution requires that the
Speaker 10: president must be a native born citizen. I think that
Speaker 10: same standard should apply to members of Congress. I think
Speaker 10: we need to pass a constitutional amendment that requires members
Speaker 10: of Congress to be native born.
Speaker 1: I think you probably have a hard time passing it because,
Speaker 1: first of all, the constitutional amendment is hard in and
Speaker 1: of itself.
Speaker 9: I think there's energy for it.
Speaker 4: I think that it was necessary at the beginning of
Speaker 4: the nation to allow people naturalized to be in Congress,
Speaker 4: but now it's not relevant anymore.
Speaker 1: Well, I think, look, you can make the case. It's
Speaker 1: not at the top of my priority list honestly at
Speaker 1: this moment because it takes so many years to get
Speaker 1: that accomplished. But I hear what you're saying. Especially, I
Speaker 1: just want to know that some of the members of
Speaker 1: Congress are actually here legally, and I think there's legitimate
Speaker 1: questions that need to be answered for sure. Anyway, appreciate
Speaker 1: the call, my friend. Thank you eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: four one, Sean if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. And that's going to wrap things up
Speaker 1: for today. We have the opposition leader Maria Corrino. Machado
Speaker 1: is going to join us on Hannity tonight. Also the
Speaker 1: Attorney General Pam Bondi Steven Miller, who's expected to take
Speaker 1: a bigger role in all of this. He will join
Speaker 1: us Tom Cotton tonight The Legality with Jonathan Turley Hannity
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Speaker 1: important midterm in your lifetime. Thanks for being with us,
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