Speaker 1: Power two Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and nine point one,
Speaker 1: Shawn our number if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. All right, So the President obviously going
Speaker 1: the extra mile as it relates to a peace deal
Speaker 1: in the Middle East. I think the most consequential proposal
Speaker 1: was made by President Trump along with you know, Marco Rubio.
Speaker 1: Maybe I should remind you saying no, they're never going
Speaker 1: to have a nuclear weapon. President Trump again, They're never
Speaker 1: going to have a nuclear weapon. Some progress clearly has
Speaker 1: been made, and the President now is using military strikes
Speaker 1: to say, Okay, this is not a ceasefire. If you're
Speaker 1: going to keep negotiating like this. Here's Marco from the
Speaker 1: cabinet meeting yesterday, So tell us about a.
Speaker 2: RN Well, first of all, the bottom line is the
Speaker 2: Run's never going to have a nuclear weapon, and if
Speaker 2: recent events have done anything, has just remind us once
Speaker 2: again that they are the world's leading sponsor of terrorism
Speaker 2: and they can never have a nuclear weapon. Now, the
Speaker 2: President's preference, which President, your preference is told as repeatedly,
Speaker 2: is always to negotiate these things and to figure out
Speaker 2: if you can have agreements. Diplomacy is always the first option,
Speaker 2: and we continue to work on that to your outive ways,
Speaker 2: mister Woodcoff and Kushner and others, the Vice President who've
Speaker 2: been very involved in if if there's an agreement to
Speaker 2: be made, we.
Speaker 3: Want that to be made.
Speaker 2: I think there's been some progress and some interesting and
Speaker 2: we'll see over the next few hours and days where
Speaker 2: the projects could be made. I just want to remind everybody,
Speaker 2: mister President, you know this well, do you have other
Speaker 2: options available to you if that doesn't work. But the
Speaker 2: bottom line is that we prefer the negotiated diplomatic route
Speaker 2: and we're going to give it every chance to succeed.
Speaker 2: You I know you're giving it every chance to succeeds,
Speaker 2: to president. But here's the bottom line. Because I keep
Speaker 2: getting asked what is this all about.
Speaker 4: It's very simple.
Speaker 2: Iran and these people in charge of Iran can never
Speaker 2: have a nuclear weapon and they will never have a
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon, and they most certainly will not have one
Speaker 2: as long as you're president of the United States.
Speaker 1: Now that point is very clear. Here's where Donald Trump
Speaker 1: ups the ante for every country in the region. Now
Speaker 1: understand something too that you know people talk about, Well,
Speaker 1: the Israelis were happy you know, with Midnight Hammer and
Speaker 1: epic fury, and of course they've had their own conflict
Speaker 1: either with Duran Iran directly or with their proxies in
Speaker 1: the region. However, this is what makes Donald Trump donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and that is that he proposed that Saudi Arabia and
Speaker 1: all the nations in the Middle East sign onto the
Speaker 1: Abraham Accords to have a lasting piece with all of
Speaker 1: the countries. And maybe we can get away from this
Speaker 1: mindset because all of those Arab countries, those Sunni countries,
Speaker 1: they were as equally afraid of Iranian hegemony in the
Speaker 1: region and a nuclear armed Duran as Israel was. That's
Speaker 1: like the untold story. They just don't talk about it
Speaker 1: as much as Israel does, and it's not as much
Speaker 1: an existential threat as it as Iran has been to Israel. However,
Speaker 1: you know, as you can see and as we have
Speaker 1: all witnessed, the Iranians had no problem going after other
Speaker 1: Arab nations in the region. It Ranby and Shia and
Speaker 1: and these other Sunni nations. There is great hostility among them,
Speaker 1: and there was always great fear among countries like Saudi
Speaker 1: Arabia and the UAE and many many others that in fact,
Speaker 1: they'd never wanted a nuclear armed Iran because they knew
Speaker 1: they too would be a target. Here's the President taking
Speaker 1: this to the next level.
Speaker 5: The Navy is gone, the air force is gone, everything's gone,
Speaker 5: and they're negotiating on fumes.
Speaker 3: So we'll see what happens. Maybe we have to go
Speaker 3: back and finish it.
Speaker 6: Maybe don't.
Speaker 3: I'm not you.
Speaker 4: We should make the deal.
Speaker 3: If they don't sign, you want to know the truth.
Speaker 5: If they don't sign to join the Abraham of course
Speaker 5: I don't know that.
Speaker 3: We you know, we have.
Speaker 5: Countries in there already ue great, great countries, bold countries,
Speaker 5: and it's turned out to be so good, so effective,
Speaker 5: and so we're you know, requesting strongly that they join it.
Speaker 5: It'll be great, it'd be great for Saudi Arabia, it'd.
Speaker 1: Be great for guitar, actually great for everybody joining us
Speaker 1: now to discuss this as an expert in the region,
Speaker 1: we have a mere fact.
Speaker 4: Revar is back with us.
Speaker 1: He's now teaching comparative constitutional law at Texas State University,
Speaker 1: author of the bestseller book called Iran Comrade Ayatola, and
Speaker 1: he's also with the National Iranian Congress. Senate is their
Speaker 1: Senate Chairman, and he's here with analysis of all this. Amir,
Speaker 1: welcome back, thanks for being with us. Let's get your
Speaker 1: take on where we are at this moment.
Speaker 7: Thank you Sehan for having me again. And it's an
Speaker 7: honor this memorandum for sixty days time that the President
Speaker 7: Trumps at in a session is going to give that
Speaker 7: regime to sign something and for the nuclear negotiation. If
Speaker 7: you know my position, you know, Sean. The last time
Speaker 7: we spoke, it was almost four months ago. A couple
Speaker 7: of hours after our conversation. The blood that happened in Iran,
Speaker 7: which in forty eight hours regime killed at least forty
Speaker 7: five thousand people. We have the actual number which is
Speaker 7: more than one hundred thousand people have been killed in street,
Speaker 7: just the protesters, they didn't have any gone. And the
Speaker 7: Supreme Leader who gave the order to IRGC to kill
Speaker 7: the people in the street. A couple of weeks later,
Speaker 7: by the order of President Trump and the very joint
Speaker 7: great joint operation of United States and Israel, the Supreme
Speaker 7: Leader was killed in his palace, which is interesting because
Speaker 7: that palace he lived there was the four Shaw's Palace
Speaker 7: and the mulog It looked like the animal form of
Speaker 7: George orwell when the molog they came to power and
Speaker 7: they said the shaw was corrupt, the king was corrupt,
Speaker 7: and then they went to live in King's palace and
Speaker 7: then yes, he was killed. All these happened during the
Speaker 7: last four months, and a lot amazing things happened because
Speaker 7: US Army could destroy the entire navy of IRGC, as
Speaker 7: President Trump's proudly is mentioning always, and the air force
Speaker 7: of the regime is gone, and the seventy five to
Speaker 7: eighty percent of regime's military and missile capability, it's gone.
Speaker 3: And it's you know, it's it's the.
Speaker 7: Time to go and finish the rest, as President Trump
Speaker 7: yesterday mentioned in the Cabinet meeting, to finish the job.
Speaker 3: And it's just twenty to twenty five percent.
Speaker 7: If you are asking me, sheon, I can't understand these
Speaker 7: negotiations and giving more time to the regime, it could
Speaker 7: be just one good reason to know who is exactly
Speaker 7: in charge, whoever comes to the negotiations able to kill
Speaker 7: them too, because when when somebody is making block back
Speaker 7: all over the country while we are still talking with them,
Speaker 7: this regime doesn't have any chance at all to stay
Speaker 7: in power.
Speaker 3: Just let's destroy.
Speaker 7: We are not talking, we are not talking about boots
Speaker 7: on the ground because we don't need it at all.
Speaker 7: It's ninety two million Iranians inside the country, ten million
Speaker 7: outside in exile. Like us, we can finish the job.
Speaker 7: We just need the regime's capability, the military capability and
Speaker 7: missile capability to be gone, which in a couple of
Speaker 7: weeks US and Israeli.
Speaker 3: Can do it.
Speaker 7: Then the people will finish the job inside. And it's this,
Speaker 7: this is the part I can't understand. But maybe maybe
Speaker 7: if it's some good reason for President Trump's administration to
Speaker 7: continue disnegotiation.
Speaker 1: Well, I've spoken with the President at length, both on
Speaker 1: air and off air about this very issue, and this
Speaker 1: is the President's rationale and he's he said it. The
Speaker 1: Secretary of State Mark or Rubio has said it. For
Speaker 1: forty seven years. The people of Iran have been oppressed.
Speaker 1: They've been murdered, they have been brutalized, they have been intimidated,
Speaker 1: they have been harassed, they have been treated so horribly.
Speaker 1: And if you look at the Persian culture and it's
Speaker 1: grand history, and I mean that, you know their contributions
Speaker 1: to mankind are too long to list right now, but
Speaker 1: we know what they are and they have contributed greatly
Speaker 1: to the advancement of the human condition. And I believe
Speaker 1: they can and hopefully will return to that former state
Speaker 1: of greatness they once had. But getting rid of this
Speaker 1: theocracy in this you know, Islamo fascist regime, that has
Speaker 1: to be the starting point. And so but he says,
Speaker 1: there's ninety plus million Iranians that have been victimized for
Speaker 1: forty seven years and if he does wipe them out,
Speaker 1: this is something that will impact every uranium for decades
Speaker 1: and decades to come. All right, quick break, we'll come
Speaker 1: right back. More analysis the situation in Iran with Amir Facrovar.
Speaker 1: More with him on the other side, we continue with
Speaker 1: our friend Emir Fakrovar, who's joining us an expert on
Speaker 1: Iran and very strong opinions about where the future of
Speaker 1: Iran should be headed. Last point on the blockade. You know,
Speaker 1: there are now reports that half the workforce is out
Speaker 1: of work. They have a three hundred percent in play,
Speaker 1: right they have imagine a gas shortage inside of Iran
Speaker 1: and their economy is already beginning to collapse and they
Speaker 1: need money desperately, and the President, I think, is letting
Speaker 1: that this weekend economy means week in regime, which means
Speaker 1: more strength to the Iranian people, although they don't have
Speaker 1: the arms to fight back.
Speaker 7: You know, Sean, Sean, let me be honest. I love you, Sean.
Speaker 7: I have been following you since.
Speaker 4: You're about to say, I love you, but go ahead
Speaker 4: in prison.
Speaker 7: When I skept prison before coming to the United States,
Speaker 7: it was a show Hannity and con In Iran, we
Speaker 7: could see part of that show, and I was enjoying
Speaker 7: and I was saying by myself, why Sean is not
Speaker 7: going by himself, because he's amazing. And then when I
Speaker 7: came to the United States, that was twenty years ago,
Speaker 7: exactly May two thousand and six.
Speaker 3: Then still I was following.
Speaker 7: That show, and until now everything you said, Sean was correct.
Speaker 7: In twenty nineteen, I guess eighteen or nineteen, when I
Speaker 7: was on your show, you mentioned about that. I was
Speaker 7: talking about civil disobedience, and you are a genius. You said, Amir,
Speaker 7: without gone, it's impossible right now, one hundred percent, if
Speaker 7: you yes, without gone, it's impossible. It's the Second Amendment.
Speaker 7: We should have dea on Iran too. The Iranian people
Speaker 7: they don't have any gun, and you should should help
Speaker 7: us to provide gone as much as possible. The courts, yeah,
Speaker 7: they can provide that. And there are other groups they
Speaker 7: can do the same to provide all these material for
Speaker 7: the Iranian people.
Speaker 3: Why not. This regime is in fight with United States.
Speaker 7: This regime for the last forty seven years chanted death
Speaker 7: to America, chanted death to Israel. Yeah, it's we know
Speaker 7: this regime is the enemy of United States and is
Speaker 7: rot and in every point us should go after them.
Speaker 7: You mentioned correctly about the roots of Islam, the ideology
Speaker 7: of Islam in Iran. Yes, Iran, the Persian Empire. We
Speaker 7: gave a lot to the world. Everything we know about mathematics,
Speaker 7: about physics, about astronomy, about science, it's coming at some
Speaker 7: point coming from Persian Empire. And even the first declaration
Speaker 7: of human rights side the Cylander coming from Iran. You know,
Speaker 7: it's a lot. Our contribution to the world is a lot.
Speaker 7: But fourteen hundred years, Agoshan, something very bad happened to us.
Speaker 7: That was invasion of Iran by the Muslims. And for
Speaker 7: last fourteen hundred years, as Montesquie said in his book
Speaker 7: The Spirit of the Law. We the Iranians, we couldn't
Speaker 7: collap because of that poisonous ideology of Islam. And right
Speaker 7: now President Trump is helping us. It's huge help. It's
Speaker 7: not about helping us to come out of forty seven
Speaker 7: years of this small last regime.
Speaker 3: It's helping us to.
Speaker 7: Come out of fourteen hundred years of being under occupation
Speaker 7: of Islamic ideology. And you know, Sean, Iran is going
Speaker 7: to be right now, it's the biggest movement of converting
Speaker 7: to Christianity in Iran. Iran after the change of the regime,
Speaker 7: you will see it. Sean very fast.
Speaker 3: Will be a Christian nation. It's coming. We can see it.
Speaker 7: And for all these President Trump, when he helps Iran
Speaker 7: to be free, then in a couple of years he
Speaker 7: will realize how much help he gave to the people
Speaker 7: of Iran, through the Middle East and through the world.
Speaker 7: And the last point I want to mention is some
Speaker 7: people they are saying Iran cannot go in one night
Speaker 7: to be a Jeffersonian republic. My answer is why not.
Speaker 7: You know, Sean, because I drafted the proposed constitutions for
Speaker 7: future it on they're calling me Persian Thomas.
Speaker 3: Jefferson right now.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm we.
Speaker 3: The Iranian people.
Speaker 7: We are at our seventeen seventy six moment.
Speaker 1: I nominate you to be the first president you could
Speaker 1: be there, George Washington, And look, I have to run
Speaker 1: because of the constraints of time. But I will tell
Speaker 1: you I enjoyed talking to you. Your passion is infectious.
Speaker 1: I pray for the vision that you have for the
Speaker 1: Iranian people, and I am hopeful that the day is
Speaker 1: coming sooner than later. And I know the President's do
Speaker 1: and everything in its power to help that happen. One
Speaker 1: thing that we would I'd love to see happen is
Speaker 1: getting arms into the hands of the Iranian people so
Speaker 1: they can overcome this regime. Amir, Thank you, my friend,
Speaker 1: and we'll have you back soon.
Speaker 4: Thank you as always, You're amazing, So were you.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred nine four one. By the way, you hear
Speaker 1: his passion from America, You hear you know, all the
Speaker 1: all the people that come from other countries that really
Speaker 1: appreciate all the things we often take for granted.
Speaker 8: Right, he never stops working for the good of a country.
Speaker 8: Sean Hannity with behind the scenes information on today's breaking news.
Speaker 4: Hannity is on right now.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go to our busy telephones. Eddie is
Speaker 1: in Missouri, Eddie high, how are you glad you called, sir?
Speaker 9: Thanks for being with us, You bet, Thank you so much.
Speaker 9: Two quick questions about Iran. If we have destroyed their
Speaker 9: air force and their navy, how can they still have
Speaker 9: control on the Strait of Hormuz and say that it's closed?
Speaker 9: And the second question is how do we know they
Speaker 9: are not enriching the uranium that they have during all
Speaker 9: of this cease fire time.
Speaker 1: Well, let me start with the second question. First, how
Speaker 1: do we know because we have eyes all over the
Speaker 1: entire country, there's the short answer, And we have the
Speaker 1: most sophisticated satellite intel gathering ability on the phrase of
Speaker 1: the Earth. And to put it this way President Trump
Speaker 1: described it is, if they ever wanted to go after
Speaker 1: the nuclear dust and we know where it is, that
Speaker 1: we would be able to see the face. We'd have
Speaker 1: facial recognition on any person trying to get to that area,
Speaker 1: anywhere near that area, and if they had a name
Speaker 1: tag on, we'd be able to read it. That's how
Speaker 1: good our technology is. As to the first part about
Speaker 1: the straight or hormones. It's complicated in this sense, is
Speaker 1: they drop minds in the strait and you know, getting
Speaker 1: those we have mind sweepers there and getting clear lanes.
Speaker 1: We do have a clear lane now, getting you know,
Speaker 1: getting that straight totally cleaned up and cleared out, and
Speaker 1: getting the free flow of oil at market prices is
Speaker 1: more complicated. But according to this latest iteration of a deal,
Speaker 1: they've agreed that they will never have nuclear weapons. They're
Speaker 1: working out arrangements on how they would transfer and who
Speaker 1: they would transfer the nuclear dust to. And no, they're
Speaker 1: not going to be able to charge fees or tall
Speaker 1: as it relates to the straight of horm moves.
Speaker 4: Now, it's complicated by a lot of things.
Speaker 1: Now, at the end of the day, the president again
Speaker 1: in five, ten, fifteen minutes, can wipe out their entire economy.
Speaker 1: He's trying to avoid it.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Is it getting maybe to the point where I think
Speaker 1: the next step might be to take out whoever the loyalist,
Speaker 1: the old guard, loyalist, the hardliners are that are reluctant
Speaker 1: to actually do something smart for the people of Iran.
Speaker 1: I could see that happening any day now. The president
Speaker 1: the last you know, three days has used military force twice,
Speaker 1: so it's a matter of what the president. When the
Speaker 1: president decides, and I understand his thinking. I don't fault
Speaker 1: him as others do for trying. It's for exhausting every
Speaker 1: possible path to peace, because the military option is quite
Speaker 1: simple for us, to be honest.
Speaker 9: Well, I appreciate your time, sir. I bless you.
Speaker 1: Okay, I hope that answers your question. My friend, God
Speaker 1: bless you. Let's get back to our busy phones. Let's
Speaker 1: say hi to Darryl in my free state of Florida.
Speaker 1: Darryl High, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 10: Doing great? Long time listener, first time caller.
Speaker 4: The same with Y're glad you joined us?
Speaker 10: Andyine Colembs. I just can't understand how people are so
Speaker 10: complacent with some of the things coming out of our
Speaker 10: fellow citizens' mouths. It sounds like nineteen twenty sixth to
Speaker 10: nineteen twenty nine. I mean, there's anti Semitic. They're basically
Speaker 10: coming up and agreeing that they agree with what the
Speaker 10: Nazis did, and then when you tell them that, they're like,
Speaker 10: oh no, I don't But I just see it as
Speaker 10: heading towards a similar thing if we don't find a
Speaker 10: way to get control of it, and part of it's
Speaker 10: going to be past. The Save America Act got to
Speaker 10: be done.
Speaker 1: Well, I agree with you on the Save America Act.
Speaker 1: Obviously they're on hiatus right now. I hopefully what has
Speaker 1: happened in these primaries more recently with John Cornyn prior
Speaker 1: to that, Thomas Massey prior to that Cassidy in Louisiana,
Speaker 1: maybe Republicans are gonna kind of wake up to the
Speaker 1: fact that maybe the base of the Republican Party is maga.
Speaker 1: They are Trump and you know John Cordnin for example,
Speaker 1: one in the initial you know, phase of the primary,
Speaker 1: defeating Cam Paxton by I think by a couple of points,
Speaker 1: and I mean it was just a I mean, ken
Speaker 1: Paxton won two to one. The Trump's endorsement, you know,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and just you know, enthusiastically, you know, went
Speaker 1: out and endorsed Lindsey Graham. Everyone has this impression of
Speaker 1: Lindsay Graham. I'm telling you part of it maybe true,
Speaker 1: but most of it's not true. You know, Lindsey Graham
Speaker 1: is probably Donald Trump's closest friend in the Senate. They
Speaker 1: played golf all the time together, and when the president
Speaker 1: wants something done, he goes to Lindsey because Lindsay actually
Speaker 1: gets things done. He did the one beautiful bill. It
Speaker 1: was Lindsay the push for the tax cuts. It's Lindsay
Speaker 1: that is, you know, always there for the president when
Speaker 1: he needs support. It's Lindsay who got Kavanaugh through House
Speaker 1: Judiciary Committee. I mean, when the president wants them, he's there.
Speaker 1: And unlike you know, I would argue John Cordon wasn't
Speaker 1: always there. I'd argue that Tom Massey and Cassidy weren't
Speaker 1: always there.
Speaker 10: Do agree? Well, before I let you go, there's one
Speaker 10: thing that is my pet, Peeve, and I think it's
Speaker 10: yours too. They keep yelling about saving our democracy. We
Speaker 10: do not have a democracy. We have a constitutional representative republic.
Speaker 1: See well, thank you for making that point. So many
Speaker 1: people make that error, and at times it frustrates me
Speaker 1: because we're not a democracy. Thank you for reminding people
Speaker 1: on this two hundred and fiftieth anniversary year. I appreciate it.
Speaker 10: I'm wearing a hat for it right now.
Speaker 4: You have well, God bless you. You know what. I
Speaker 4: hope people will reflect.
Speaker 1: You know, we just had memorials you think of all
Speaker 1: the blood, sacrifice, the the that so many brave Americans
Speaker 1: made for this cause of freedom so that we can
Speaker 1: wake up a Memorial Day weekend and hang out with
Speaker 1: our families in safety and security and barbecue and celebrate
Speaker 1: freedom and fun.
Speaker 4: But they gave their lives so we can do that.
Speaker 1: You know, the Bible says no greater love hath a
Speaker 1: man than to lay down his life for another. You
Speaker 1: know what is the example of Jesus in the Bible
Speaker 1: love others as I have loved you. He gave down
Speaker 1: his life for all of us, you know, to reconcile
Speaker 1: us to the Father. And this country was founded on
Speaker 1: Judeo Christian principles. And anyone that tells you differently is
Speaker 1: just not telling you the truth. Appreciate the call. Tom Michigan, Next,
Speaker 1: Sean Hennity Show.
Speaker 6: Hi, Hi Sean, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, sir. What's going on?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm a little bit nervous, so bear with me.
Speaker 1: I have a question about by the way, let me
Speaker 1: let me let me deal with this point because most callers,
Speaker 1: a lot of callers are nervous when they call. Just
Speaker 1: remember you're calling a friend and just the fact that
Speaker 1: there's millions of people listening in on our conversation should
Speaker 1: not impact you at all. But you know what, it's
Speaker 1: the number one fear people have speaking in public. You
Speaker 1: don't You're you're talking to mostly friends or the people
Speaker 1: that hate listen and they need to hear from you too.
Speaker 4: But we're glad you called. Don't be nervous, you're talking
Speaker 4: to a friend.
Speaker 10: Okay.
Speaker 6: I appreciate that. My question involves I've been listening to
Speaker 6: off and on for the past ten years and specifically, uh,
Speaker 6: the when you talk to John Solomon, he has so
Speaker 6: many things that he comes up with, so he's investigating,
Speaker 6: investigating so much, and I am a conversation by saying,
Speaker 6: but doesn't go anywhere? Do you Does it get to
Speaker 6: the right people? The information that he learns, you know,
Speaker 6: through there's through his investigations. Does it get to the
Speaker 6: right people? So something could be done.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if you heard John on the program yesterday,
Speaker 1: and we had him on TV also last night, John
Speaker 1: actually addressed this very issue. And it's been a question
Speaker 1: all of us, me, Greg, John, Sarah Carter, anyone that
Speaker 1: has been involved in unpeeling the layers of the onion
Speaker 1: as we call now the reason I like to do
Speaker 1: the long form podcast Hanging Out with Me Sean Hannity.
Speaker 1: You can find it where you get your video podcast, YouTube, Spotify, Apple, wherever.
Speaker 1: And on that podcast, I've had Dan Bongino, I've had
Speaker 1: John Solomon, Greg Jarrett, I've had Cash Betel, and I've
Speaker 1: had Sarah Carter and soon I'm gonna have Todd Blanche
Speaker 1: the Age. And I'm just telling you that there and
Speaker 1: John addressed this yesterday. That and what Dan Bongino told
Speaker 1: me on my podcast that when they found those burn bags,
Speaker 1: those were in a safe room that they didn't even
Speaker 1: know existed. Now, think about that, and his belief is
Speaker 1: some honorable, good law abiding rank and file person purposely
Speaker 1: left the evidence that will prove a grand conspiracy.
Speaker 4: It's very hard to prove one.
Speaker 1: However, if the evidence is that overwhelming and controvertible, that
Speaker 1: would mean the statute limitations which had passed on individual
Speaker 1: crimes for individuals, they would they don't expire, you know,
Speaker 1: Hence the grand conspiracy, the need for a grand conspiracy investigation.
Speaker 1: Grand juries are now formed, and not one but two
Speaker 1: states looking into this. I like John and Greg and
Speaker 1: everybody else that I mentioned. Believe we're getting as close
Speaker 1: as we've ever gotten. Can I make you a guarantee
Speaker 1: or a promise that we'll get there? Can't, But I
Speaker 1: would expect indictments, probably sooner than later, of very familiar
Speaker 1: names that you would associate with the very issues you're
Speaker 1: bringing up. I know that sounds obscure. Please forgive that
Speaker 1: part of my answer. However, I know more than I'm
Speaker 1: telling that makes sense.
Speaker 6: Yes, it does. I just I get worried that it's
Speaker 6: going to be like going before the committees and the
Speaker 6: House and Senate and it just seems to become dialogue
Speaker 6: and it's you know, to the US regular people, it
Speaker 6: seems like nothing ever gets done. And that's that's my concern.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 1: I would say between John and Greg and my interview
Speaker 1: with Dan Bongino on my podcast, the interview with Cash Bettel,
Speaker 1: and then Sarah Carter and my pending interview with Todd Blanche,
Speaker 1: it's probably ten hours.
Speaker 4: Of straight talking. I would urge you, if you really.
Speaker 1: Care about this issue, you're going to hear things you've
Speaker 1: never heard before, and it all gets tied together. I'm
Speaker 1: not letting it go. Let's put it that way, okay
Speaker 1: that I'm promising.
Speaker 4: You, Okay, okay, I didn't waste all.
Speaker 1: These years of my life maybe doing some of the
Speaker 1: best work of my career that I'll never get credit for.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to get a pulitzer like you know,
Speaker 1: the New York Times or Washington Post.
Speaker 4: But I don't want one.
Speaker 1: I just want justice, and we need justice so it
Speaker 1: never can happen again. Anyway, Tom, appreciate it. I quick
Speaker 1: break right back to our busy phones, toll free. It
Speaker 1: is eight hundred and nine to four one, Shawn, if
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program. Also,
Speaker 1: Congressman Jim Jordan coming up as well. As we continue
Speaker 1: this Thursday.
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Speaker 1: All right back to our busy phones. It's toll free,
Speaker 1: eight hundred and nine four one, Sean. If you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program. Do we have
Speaker 1: time for Ray in Louisiana, Linda, I think we do, right, Ray,
Speaker 1: we got about ninety second. Well we have a minute, Ray,
Speaker 1: you have a one minute. Make the best of it, Sir,
Speaker 1: glad you called.
Speaker 8: Mister Hannity.
Speaker 6: I've listened to you for a long time and I
Speaker 6: just want to say thank you. The closest thing to
Speaker 6: Russia's desire.
Speaker 1: To inform and so you're very kind. But you know
Speaker 1: Mark Mark, and we just dropped Mark Levin this morning.
Speaker 1: You know what, I'll tell you why I'm gonna put
Speaker 1: ray on the other side when we do the other calls,
Speaker 1: because I want to I want to delve into this
Speaker 1: more deeply. Linda, You know, you you have had a chance,
Speaker 1: like for example, you've been best friends with John and
Speaker 1: Greg and and Sarah and you know we've had how
Speaker 1: many times have we had all these people on the
Speaker 1: radio show and now the burn Bags and Dan Bongino
Speaker 1: and Cash And you know, for me to devote that
Speaker 1: much time on getting to the bottom of what the
Speaker 1: media has simply ignored and with all the evidence that's
Speaker 1: now available, I mean, I think even you are like
Speaker 1: probably have hope, and you're maybe one of the more
Speaker 1: cynical people.
Speaker 12: I know, I'm the most cynical person. You know, I'm
Speaker 12: a pragmatist. And when I see somebody go to jail,
Speaker 12: I promise you I will feel so validated by all of.
Speaker 1: This, Well, you should feel validated it already because we've
Speaker 1: been proven right again and again and again.
Speaker 12: I don't care about being right. I care about seeing
Speaker 12: people behind bars.
Speaker 4: Otherwise it's just going to happen again and probably worse.
Speaker 12: And I agree with you that time for the po
Speaker 12: PO to do something