Speaker 1: All right, news round up and information overload hour. Here's
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Speaker 1: four one Sean. If you want to join us, I
Speaker 1: see zoron Marxist Kami Mumdani unveiling his plan to shift
Speaker 1: property ownership from landlords to the commit community. Oh redistribution,
Speaker 1: OH socialism, oh communism two each comrade according to their need,
Speaker 1: from each according to their ability.
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Speaker 1: Now, I'm arguing a couple of things. As we are
Speaker 1: now months away from this very important midterm election year.
Speaker 1: Is one the issues that will impact the results of
Speaker 1: this election have not happened yet.
Speaker 3: I e.
Speaker 1: What happens with Iran, i e. What happens with the economy,
Speaker 1: the price of gas, whether or not the presidents that
Speaker 1: the foundational economic principles he laid down in the first
Speaker 1: year of his second term actually come to fruition. All
Speaker 1: of that is true. But the Democrats, you know, there's
Speaker 1: all the media wants to focus on our issues involving
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, and he has low approval ratings and so
Speaker 1: on and so forth, and this is a referendum on
Speaker 1: him with the not paying attention to the Democrats have
Speaker 1: never had lower approval ratings ever. Now, I would attribute
Speaker 1: that to the fact that they have been taken over
Speaker 1: by radical extremists like Mumdani AOC and the Squad and
Speaker 1: other radicals, Bernie Sanders. You know, look at this guy
Speaker 1: that's running against Susan Collins and Maine, this Graham Platner guy.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's pretty spectacular that a lot of Democrats
Speaker 1: don't have the moral courage and fortitude to stand up
Speaker 1: against this guy. You know, it's it's pretty remarkable what
Speaker 1: we've learned about this guy. But you know, he has
Speaker 1: posts all over read it in other places, including blaming
Speaker 1: women for sexual assault if they got blackout, drunk, homophobic slurs,
Speaker 1: calling himself a communist, all cops are bastards, labeling rural
Speaker 1: white people in Maine as racist and stupid. He I
Speaker 1: mean talking about other ridiculous comments as well. You know,
Speaker 1: it's it's just bizarre. Then, of course we have the
Speaker 1: Nazi tattoo. I forgot to mention that. How could I
Speaker 1: possibly forget that revelations caused staffers to quit through criticism.
Speaker 1: But here's the interesting thing I've not heard from Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 1: Hakeem Jeffries. They are scared to death of the radicals
Speaker 1: that are in control of their party. That's why they're
Speaker 1: leaders in name only. Kathy Hochele is scared to death
Speaker 1: of mum Donnie, and without his support, he's probably gonna
Speaker 1: have a tough shot at re election even in the
Speaker 1: deep blue state of New York. You watch what's happening
Speaker 1: in California. The top two contenders in the gubernatorial race
Speaker 1: out there happened to be Republicans, including our friend Steve Hilton.
Speaker 1: And now last minute, all of a sudden, they want
Speaker 1: to get rid of their quote jungle primary because it's
Speaker 1: not benefiting them. You know, here's Graham Platner, you know,
Speaker 1: suggesting remember Chris Kyle, American sniper. He is suggesting that
Speaker 1: he inflated his kill numbers targeting innocent civilians and then
Speaker 1: said then refused to apologize for celebrating video of an
Speaker 1: American soldier being shot. This is the latest controversy with him.
Speaker 4: I didn't know who these guys were. I left that
Speaker 4: deployment and continued on with my life, did a few
Speaker 4: more deployments, booking the Marine Corps in the Army. It
Speaker 4: wasn't until somebody told me to read Chris Kyle's book.
Speaker 4: His story is about how many people he was shooting.
Speaker 4: Certainly tracked with the behavior eyewitnessed and people I knew
Speaker 4: witnessed down at the GOV Center, which is it's relatively
Speaker 4: easy to get high numbers like that. If you're a
Speaker 4: little less discriminating your fire than say it more professionally,
Speaker 4: and it would be out of the four tours the infantry.
Speaker 4: Any attempt to say that I disrespect patrooms is slanderous
Speaker 4: and offensive.
Speaker 5: Do you think your omen an apology?
Speaker 4: Do you know how many of my friends at Purple Hearts?
Speaker 4: Do you know how many of my friends got.
Speaker 1: Winded joining us? Now, we welcome back to the program
Speaker 1: our friend Mark Alpern. He's the editor in chief of
Speaker 1: Two Way. Mark is one of the few guys that
Speaker 1: will object analyze any race at any time and just
Speaker 1: give you the straight scoop, and he was dead on
Speaker 1: accurate in the last presidential election.
Speaker 5: You think I'm.
Speaker 1: Wrong in believing that what will define ultimately the outcome
Speaker 1: of the twenty six midterms has really not happened yet.
Speaker 5: We don't know.
Speaker 1: We don't know how radical the left will be, we
Speaker 1: don't know how America will perceive that. We don't know
Speaker 1: what happens with Iran and the economy and gas prices.
Speaker 1: I think it's just too early to tell.
Speaker 6: It definitely is Sean. Thank you for having me back.
Speaker 6: I think the biggest variable that needs to change for
Speaker 6: the Republicans is to change it from a referendum election
Speaker 6: on the president to a choice election between two parties.
Speaker 6: And right now the Democrats are giving Republicans plenty to
Speaker 6: work with. It's a challenge to do that in the midterm,
Speaker 6: but I think the variables you cited will see if
Speaker 6: they clear away enough that Republicans can pull that off,
Speaker 6: particularly because they'll have a lot of resources. They're going
Speaker 6: to have a national convention, and the Democratic brand is
Speaker 6: in shambles, so it's possible for them. But on the
Speaker 6: current victory, the Democrats are going to do quite well.
Speaker 6: But as you said, there's a lot of time.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this. The Democratic Party has become
Speaker 1: so radicalized. I argue as representative as represented by Mom Donnie,
Speaker 1: by the squadoc AOC. I contend that Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries,
Speaker 1: Kathy Hulkl, and pretty much anybody that has ever given
Speaker 1: any indication they may run for president in twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 1: they're all going down the road of hard, hard radical left.
Speaker 1: I don't see any moderate voices.
Speaker 6: Do you, Almost none, except relatively, but on issues like Israel,
Speaker 6: on some social issues, on some economic issues. We've seen
Speaker 6: this in both parties over years. They are captive to
Speaker 6: the far left of the party. And it's going to
Speaker 6: be interesting to see as some of these more modern
Speaker 6: radical nominees win their nominations in the primaries, how the
Speaker 6: leaders who don't want to be defined that way try
Speaker 6: to distance himself as you were called. Jek Shimer didn't
Speaker 6: endorse Mondami. He tried to distance himself. But now he's
Speaker 6: the mayor of New York City, and these people win primaries,
Speaker 6: they win general elections. He's very much more difficult to distance.
Speaker 1: No, I totally agree, but I've never seen this. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's one reasonable Democrat and I'm kind of friendly with him.
Speaker 1: I text with him. He's constantly complaining about his own party.
Speaker 1: He thinks they've they've lost the plot, and that's John Fetterman.
Speaker 1: And now he's hated by his own party. I mean,
Speaker 1: how do you what does that indicate to you?
Speaker 6: Well, it is so interesting that he is an absolute admiration.
Speaker 6: The rest of the Democrats all stick together, whether it's
Speaker 6: Bernie Sanders in the Senate or the most moderate you know,
Speaker 6: historically most moderate, with the exception of Fetterman. He's you know,
Speaker 6: he's not of Washington, and as you know, he does
Speaker 6: vote with Democrats almost all the time, but he does
Speaker 6: speak out as well, and they're almost you know, too
Speaker 6: many votes to count where he's the only Democrat who
Speaker 6: votes with the Republicans then speaks out, and again what
Speaker 6: speaks to is how far to the left the party
Speaker 6: has gone since really twenty sixteen, Hillary Clinton was able
Speaker 6: to be the Democratic nominee because the party rigged it
Speaker 6: against Bernie Sanders, Otherwise he would have been the nominee.
Speaker 6: Same in twenty twenty they rigged it against him. So
Speaker 6: we're looking at a party that for a decade now
Speaker 6: would have preferred to nominate a Democratic Socialists as their
Speaker 6: presidential candidate rather than somebody more moderate. And that speaks
Speaker 6: to a lot of where the party is on a
Speaker 6: lot of issues currently.
Speaker 1: Let's assume for a second I'm right, and if you
Speaker 1: think that I'm wrong, I want you to tell me
Speaker 1: you think I'm wrong. Let's assume that somehow, some way,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure how, when, or you know it actually happens,
Speaker 1: this conflict with the Ran settles down. Let's say associated
Speaker 1: with that, we will now see gas prices settle down
Speaker 1: as well all of the things that the president, the
Speaker 1: foundation that he laid economically, including the largest tax cut
Speaker 1: in history, more energy dominance independence than we've ever had
Speaker 1: in history. The president also acquiring and getting commitments for
Speaker 1: trillions in manufacturing for pharmaceutical, semiconductor chips, rarer earth metals,
Speaker 1: automobile manufacturing is coming back. Those are all coming online.
Speaker 1: What does that scenario look like for the Republicans heading
Speaker 1: into the fall in November?
Speaker 6: Before I accept your hypothetical, I'll say I deeply skeptical.
Speaker 6: Right now, that the president's going to have a path
Speaker 6: to successfully end the war. But if everything you listed happens,
Speaker 6: and it's not impossible by any means, I think Republicans
Speaker 6: would keep the Senate, and I think the House would
Speaker 6: be more probably sixty five thirty five likely to go
Speaker 6: Democratic because of the historical realities of being the party
Speaker 6: out of power, but not a sure thing. I really
Speaker 6: want to see how James Blair, the president's top political advisor,
Speaker 6: how he shapes the terrain, and how he spends the millions,
Speaker 6: tens of millions, hundreds of millions that they'll have to
Speaker 6: try to take turn this into a reference among the Democrats,
Speaker 6: who we said are unpopular and seen as out of
Speaker 6: the mainstream.
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, most people don't know who James
Speaker 1: Blair is, and I'm impressed that you do, and that
Speaker 1: would indicate to me that you probably talked to him.
Speaker 1: I spent a lot of time on Air Force one
Speaker 1: with him when the President went to China, and I
Speaker 1: was invited to cover the trip with the President on
Speaker 1: that trip, and I went through a lot and I
Speaker 1: watched him study every congressional district across the country. There
Speaker 1: are two other things that have happened as well. Number one,
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court, the racial jerry mandering decision, and the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court of Virginia their decision to take away this
Speaker 1: power grab by Abigail Spanberger that was shot down. So
Speaker 1: I would say, on the jerrymandering redistricting front advantage Republican
Speaker 1: what the total number of seats might be, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but you are historically correct. I mean, the party in
Speaker 1: power historically loses seats in a midterm, and it's a
Speaker 1: very tight margin as it is.
Speaker 6: Well. First of all, on James Blair, I ask Democrats
Speaker 6: all the time, tell me who your James Blair is?
Speaker 1: And I know who it is. It's James Carvill. I
Speaker 1: love when Carvill speaks. I want Carvill and not stop speaking.
Speaker 1: I want him to say all the quiet parts outside
Speaker 1: out loud, that they'll take you know, they pact the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court that Puerto Rico will be a state, DC
Speaker 1: will be a state, and that they will investigate Republicans
Speaker 1: to death, and that I fing hate Donald Trump. I
Speaker 1: want to hear it every day.
Speaker 6: I know you paid a hey man out there. Look
Speaker 6: on seventy percent of the time when I ask Democrats
Speaker 6: who there James Blair as they say, who's James Blair?
Speaker 6: And thirty percent of the time they think about it
Speaker 6: and say, we don't really have one. He understands not
Speaker 6: just the individual races in the national train, but he
Speaker 6: understands how the current election laws really allow him to
Speaker 6: coordinate the different pots of money, the different strategic entities,
Speaker 6: to give his party a chance to do something that
Speaker 6: would defy history have rarely has happened to keep control
Speaker 6: of the House, even as they controlled the White House.
Speaker 6: I think the key is going to be all the
Speaker 6: things you've listed on the current trajectory. Honestly, it would
Speaker 6: be a wipeout. I'm actually more bullish on democrats chances
Speaker 6: of the current trajectory than a lot of analysts are.
Speaker 6: I think they could approach forty seats. And that's not
Speaker 6: based on my guessing or making it up. It's based
Speaker 6: on talking to Republican strategies who say the environment right
Speaker 6: now is poisoned. It's not just that the Republicans controlled
Speaker 6: the White House. The president's unpopular, His economic policies are unpopular.
Speaker 6: People don't approve of the job he's doing. But all
Speaker 6: the things you listed, which again are within the realm
Speaker 6: of possibility could flip all that substantially and allow between
Speaker 6: the redistricting, the Supreme Court decision, and the superior tactical
Speaker 6: organization I see on the Republican side, and these Democratic
Speaker 6: nominees in a lot of places who are under unelectable
Speaker 6: under normal circumstances, that could turn things around. And while
Speaker 6: it's more likely than not by a significant margin currently
Speaker 6: the Democrats take the House, it's not impossible that with
Speaker 6: the changes you talked about in execution, Republicans could off
Speaker 6: barely keeping the majority.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break more with Mark Halpern, editor in
Speaker 1: chief of Two Way on the other side. Than your
Speaker 1: calls are coming up as well. Eight hundred and nine
Speaker 1: four one, Sean our number if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program.
Speaker 7: Going way beyond the headlines, on the stories that matter
Speaker 7: most to you. Sean Hennity is on right now.
Speaker 1: All right, we continue with Mark Halpern, he's the editor
Speaker 1: in chief of two Way as we look forward to
Speaker 1: the midterm and then beyond. You know, it's fascinating you
Speaker 1: did reveal one thing that's kind of a little secret
Speaker 1: that I was not telling many people. The Republicans have
Speaker 1: an awful lot of money to spend this cycle that
Speaker 1: is going to be critical. Money means means something in elections.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this. Every single person that would know,
Speaker 1: every source that I have that would know, all told
Speaker 1: me the same thing, starting with Steve Whitkoff, who said
Speaker 1: it on the show on TV to me publicly, the
Speaker 1: president had no choice on a rent reaction.
Speaker 6: I think the president had no choice if he wanted
Speaker 6: to fulfill his promise not achieved by his predecessors, to
Speaker 6: remove Roan's potential to be a nuclear power, whether they
Speaker 6: were twelve days away or twelve weeks away or twelve
Speaker 6: months away. I think it was the same decision. You
Speaker 6: can't defer dealing with this forever, and he made the
Speaker 6: decision about the way to deal with it was a strike.
Speaker 6: So not everyone agrees with Steve would cost estimate, But
Speaker 6: as I said, it really doesn't matter the president is.
Speaker 6: You know, he's only in office for a limit.
Speaker 1: They could not agree with him, but the Iranians confirmed
Speaker 1: it to him.
Speaker 6: Well, the Iranian.
Speaker 1: And he did offer them civilian grade uranium in perpetuity
Speaker 1: for free and they didn't want it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, certainly, here's what I would say about that.
Speaker 6: It's the Steve we Coff and the other negotiators determined
Speaker 6: that the negotiations at that point were joke because Iran
Speaker 6: wasn't dealing in good faith. And you know when people
Speaker 6: say trust but verify, you can't trust the Iranians and
Speaker 6: there's no way to verify anything that they do, and
Speaker 6: we've seen that over decades now. So in that sense,
Speaker 6: I don't think the President had a choice, given what
Speaker 6: his aim was and given his belief that further negotiations
Speaker 6: weren't going to do it, and that the clock was ticking.
Speaker 5: All right, Mark Alprim, We appreciate you being with us.
Speaker 5: Thank you. As always, you.
Speaker 7: Won't hear the mainstream press talking about this stuff.
Speaker 8: Sean Hannity is on the radio.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: I want to remind you we mentioned earlier in the
Speaker 1: program that when we had an Attorney General Ken Paxton
Speaker 1: on the program that it is primary day in the
Speaker 1: Great State of Texas. God Bless Texas. Somebody that I
Speaker 1: have proudly endorsed to be the next Attorney General in
Speaker 1: the Great State of Texas is Congressman Ship Roy of Texas.
Speaker 1: He is a fighter, he believes in the rule of law,
Speaker 1: I think he'd be a great partner to Governor Abbott. Anyway,
Speaker 1: today is I know it's been a close primary the
Speaker 1: whole way, and you made it to the runoff and
Speaker 1: here you are and it's election day and upon you
Speaker 1: and I just hope everybody listening to my voice in
Speaker 1: Texas right now gets out and vote votes.
Speaker 5: What time do you have till? I guess seven, eight
Speaker 5: o'clock to night.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Sean, great to be on. Yeah, we went out
Speaker 8: and voted this morning, worked the polls. I've been doing
Speaker 8: a little bit of media and then we're just getting
Speaker 8: around and calling people, getting them to turn out and
Speaker 8: texting them. Poles closed at seven pm, Texas time, Central time,
Speaker 8: and look, momentums in our direction. My opponent has a
Speaker 8: whole lot of money and he spent it, and he
Speaker 8: spent it early. But we had a lot of people
Speaker 8: who came in and supported us with the financial resources
Speaker 8: necessary to get our message out. The message is pretty simple.
Speaker 8: You need somebody who's been there, who's been a lawyer,
Speaker 8: been a prosecutor, been the FIRS Assistant Attorney General, proven
Speaker 8: conservative track record, and importantly Sean and you know this,
Speaker 8: someone who has figured out how to deliver at every turn.
Speaker 8: This is something that you and I have built our
Speaker 8: friendship around, which is you fight and you do what
Speaker 8: you can. But you got to figure out how to
Speaker 8: take a win. You got to figure out how to work,
Speaker 8: for example, during the speakers debate, how do we land
Speaker 8: that plane to move forward as a party. You got
Speaker 8: to figure out how to deliver for President Trump and
Speaker 8: our agenda in the Big Beautiful Bill like we did
Speaker 8: a year ago. And that took a lot of work, right,
Speaker 8: so much so that I had to stall the Big
Speaker 8: Beautiful Bill for a few days to negotiate getting the
Speaker 8: green News scam subst these repealed. And guess what, a
Speaker 8: California super pac now spend a million dollars actually maybe
Speaker 8: more million and a half against me in this primary
Speaker 8: because I was successful. That's what winning looks like. So
Speaker 8: we're getting that message far and wide, and appreciate you know,
Speaker 8: everybody showing up and getting out vote today. We're moving
Speaker 8: in the right direction.
Speaker 1: Oh, we have a big audience in Texas. I know
Speaker 1: you would do a good job. I know you'd do
Speaker 1: a great job. I know you'd be a great, great
Speaker 1: partner to Governor Abbott, who has shown enormous courage under
Speaker 1: you know, untenable conditions dealing with the Biden administration, especially
Speaker 1: on open borders. He was clever beyond measure and helped
Speaker 1: create a safer Texas for people. I know you'll do
Speaker 1: the same again for all the people in Texas. It
Speaker 1: is primary day and our friend, friend of the program,
Speaker 1: longtime friend of the program, great Congressman Chip Roy. I
Speaker 1: hope people will go out and cast their vote here
Speaker 1: in the final hours. I have three hours a little
Speaker 1: over three hours, well two and a half hours from
Speaker 1: right now to get out and vote. I want people
Speaker 1: to go out and vote as soon as possible, and
Speaker 1: we'll be watching tonight and hopefully reporting on you a
Speaker 1: great win tonight.
Speaker 8: Well thanks, Sean, God bless you appreciate what you do
Speaker 8: for the country, and we'll talk to you invest your
Speaker 8: great family.
Speaker 1: Take care right YouTube Congressman Ship Roy. Important Primary day
Speaker 1: in the great state of Texas today. All right, let's
Speaker 1: get to our busy phones. Let us say hello to
Speaker 1: Rick and Louisiana. Hey, Rick, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 9: Hey, I'm doing fantastic.
Speaker 6: Hey.
Speaker 9: Many years ago, uh I attended a business function where
Speaker 9: New Gingrich out lay outline would later become the Contract
Speaker 9: for America. I think we should have the same thing
Speaker 9: as a national uh strategy, and not try to go
Speaker 9: after individual congressional seats. But just since it uh, you know,
Speaker 9: since the Democrats are like twenty percent approval rating, go
Speaker 9: after you have a national advertising campaign, you know, going
Speaker 9: after open borders, trans and sports crime, you know, all
Speaker 9: the eighty twenty issues, voter ID and of course you
Speaker 9: know they have to because you know the Democrats, whoever
Speaker 9: gets elected the congress people will have to even if
Speaker 9: they're moderates, will still have to vote with the Democratic
Speaker 9: Party or they'll be ostracized.
Speaker 5: Listen.
Speaker 1: I've always loved the idea of a contract with America.
Speaker 1: I've always loved the idea of nationalizing elections. I think
Speaker 1: most Americans understand there is such a distinct difference between
Speaker 1: this radicalized Democratic Party of today that has no resemblance
Speaker 1: to the Democratic Party of old, and what Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: agenda is offering the country. They voted for the largest
Speaker 1: tax increase in history. They want sanctuary cities and states.
Speaker 1: They don't want voter ID, they don't want proof of citizenship.
Speaker 1: They want taxpayer funded healthcare. For illegals in this country.
Speaker 1: They want to defund dismantled no bail laws. They believe
Speaker 1: in full, complete redistribution of wealth, the greed new scam,
Speaker 1: which is cradle to grave, womb to the tomb, communism, socialism,
Speaker 1: call it whatever ism you want. It will fail. It's
Speaker 1: always failed. I don't think there's ever been a greater
Speaker 1: choice moment election in our lifetime. And I've said this
Speaker 1: many times in the course of my career. This is
Speaker 1: the most important election in your lifetime. And I was
Speaker 1: right in the moment, but this is way more important.
Speaker 1: If the Democrats get the House, it is going to
Speaker 1: be two years of never ending, non stop investigations and
Speaker 1: it's going to look it will eventually backfire on them. However,
Speaker 1: I don't want the country to have to go through it.
Speaker 1: It's going to be hearing after hearing after hearing, lies,
Speaker 1: mere merchment, character assassination, conspiracy theories, all of the things
Speaker 1: we live through with the eleven years of Donald Trump.
Speaker 9: You know, I don't want the congressional election. I mean
Speaker 9: I would would hope they don't make them. You know,
Speaker 9: local election, just do as a national you know, with
Speaker 9: all the eighty twenty issues and we even have you know,
Speaker 9: they're going to force electric vehicles on us. The crime's
Speaker 9: going to be crazy. But you know, you've got the
Speaker 9: open borders, trans sports, and voter idea the main things.
Speaker 9: And just have that as a natural commercial and not
Speaker 9: necessarily waste money on trying to do local issues for
Speaker 9: Congress Congress people, because it's never local. It's going to
Speaker 9: be you know, the Democrats who are elected will have
Speaker 9: to vote the way they're told, even if they're.
Speaker 1: I wrote a book in twenty ten called Conservative Victory,
Speaker 1: and I urge Republicans to consider because the night that
Speaker 1: New Gingrich was became the Speaker of the House, I
Speaker 1: was the MC of that event, believe it or not,
Speaker 1: and it was a very special night. And they did
Speaker 1: it with ideas. They did it with promises. They did
Speaker 1: it with the promise that in the first hundred days
Speaker 1: they would vote on X number of items.
Speaker 5: They did.
Speaker 1: They kept their promise. They didn't pass all of it,
Speaker 1: but they passed a lot of it, and they were
Speaker 1: very successful. And you know, it was a long term strategy.
Speaker 1: Nute is one of the smartest political strategists I've ever
Speaker 1: met my life. And it was built off a series,
Speaker 1: and he's a former professor and historian, and he built
Speaker 1: it off of renewing American civilization. And if you ever
Speaker 1: get a chance to, you can buy these tapes. You
Speaker 1: can find it on eBay or on one of these websites.
Speaker 1: I actually bought them and promised Nute i'd give them
Speaker 1: to him. I haven't given it to him yet. Next
Speaker 1: time I see him, my will. And it was the
Speaker 1: intellectual foundation of the Contract with America. So I think
Speaker 1: your idea is sound. I like it and I would
Speaker 1: be in full support if they adopted it. Rick, appreciate you, man,
Speaker 1: God bless you. Eight hundred nine four one Sean if
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program. Yank,
Speaker 1: South Carolina, Yank. How are you glad you called?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 10: As you would say, well, what's going home?
Speaker 2: Going on?
Speaker 4: Is?
Speaker 10: You're pretty sharp.
Speaker 3: And I'm surprised you missed this. We we got so many.
Speaker 10: People in our nation wondering why all of these politicians
Speaker 10: commit these crimes and why they're not getting convicted, And
Speaker 10: I'm surprised you missed this. What happens is they'll the
Speaker 10: kid will grow up, you know, graduate high school, and
Speaker 10: then he'll go and uh enroll in law school and
Speaker 10: learn the law and go work for a lawyer firm,
Speaker 10: you know, become a lawyer and learn the law and
Speaker 10: practice law. And what they do is they end up
Speaker 10: they learn how to break the law without breaking the law.
Speaker 10: And then what happens is when the investigators and the
Speaker 10: prosecutors get up there and do all of this investigation.
Speaker 3: If I feel like, if they can't bring a strong case,
Speaker 3: then we don't We don't see much. And I think
Speaker 3: that's the big These guys break the law without breaking
Speaker 3: the law. They learn how to you know, they learn
Speaker 3: the ins and out to the law. And that's one
Speaker 3: of the reasons why we don't see enough of enough
Speaker 3: of convictions. You know, why we don't see jail terms.
Speaker 3: You know, what do you think?
Speaker 1: Well, look, I've talked a lot about the indoctrination in
Speaker 1: our school system, and you know, there's a new school
Speaker 1: out there, and maybe we'll feature this on the program
Speaker 1: one day. Linda, have you heard of the Alpha school?
Speaker 1: I have, because in Seth you have not heard. Okay,
Speaker 1: so let me tell you about this idea. And I
Speaker 1: think it's genius. And if my kids were going to
Speaker 1: school now, I would I would send them to the
Speaker 1: Alpha School, and what they do is they spend about
Speaker 1: two hours a day on core curriculum studies with children
Speaker 1: based on whatever level they're at. It's not like they're
Speaker 1: on a grade level. And then they spend the rest
Speaker 1: of the day with kids using computers and artificial intelligence.
Speaker 1: And the average kid that graduates from the Alpha School
Speaker 1: and they take their SAT score, I think I have
Speaker 1: to double chat. I know that their SAT scores on
Speaker 1: average are well into the fifteen hundreds. They're doing something right.
Speaker 1: And they're also you know, they're using the principles of
Speaker 1: what the educational system was designed to do, and that
Speaker 1: is to bring forth from within the talent that God
Speaker 1: put in children. And wherever their interests will take them
Speaker 1: is where they're going to spend the rest of their
Speaker 1: learning day on a computer in a way that's fun
Speaker 1: and engaging and stuff that they like, instead of force
Speaker 1: feeding information that they're never going to need in their lives.
Speaker 1: I mean, with the onset of AI, understand this, you'll
Speaker 1: never use an algebraic equation again or need to do
Speaker 1: it yourself because you can use AI. You will never
Speaker 1: need to be the great historian because you can look
Speaker 1: up anything you want you know, just by speaking into
Speaker 1: rock or whatever AI system you use, and they're not
Speaker 1: wasting the time. What they're doing is they're training young
Speaker 1: minds for what the future is and the future economy
Speaker 1: is also based on where they're natural inclination and interests lie.
Speaker 1: But they're still teaching them reading, writing, math, science and
Speaker 1: history and the basics. And they demand a certain core
Speaker 1: level of knowledge, the bare necessities that you would need
Speaker 1: in civil society, but they're taking it a step further.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you this is the future of education. If
Speaker 1: you care about educating your kids.
Speaker 11: I believe in a more traditional format. I feel that
Speaker 11: the dependency on AI and data learning is far too much.
Speaker 11: I feel that screen time is far too much. I
Speaker 11: feel the white matter that is bludgeoning our children's brains
Speaker 11: because they're not using their hands. If we look at
Speaker 11: the synapses and the electric pulses that happen from putting
Speaker 11: a pen to paper, nothing beats it and nothing ever will.
Speaker 11: So I need some sort of combination of those two.
Speaker 11: This dependency on AI are inability to do algebra, to
Speaker 11: do long division, to do math in our heads is
Speaker 11: ultimately going to.
Speaker 1: Hurt us I don't want you to misunderstand. They teach
Speaker 1: the kids all of that. They spend too much, sure.
Speaker 11: They do, but they also teach dependency on AI. It's
Speaker 11: an AI school. That's the problem.
Speaker 1: All those kids are going to get fifteen to fifty
Speaker 1: on average on their SAT scores. And then you look
Speaker 1: at the average government school. We spend more money per
Speaker 1: capita per student on education and we have the worst results.
Speaker 1: So you know, keep doing you know, the same thing
Speaker 1: over and over again. That's failing. That's the definition of insanity.
Speaker 5: I agree.
Speaker 11: But the problem is, Sean, they're not doing what I'm saying.
Speaker 11: We have to get back to those core values. We
Speaker 11: have to get back to pen to paper.
Speaker 5: It's never going to happen in government schools. That just
Speaker 5: that two.
Speaker 1: There's an unholy alliance with teachers' unions and Democrats. They
Speaker 1: will never grow. And this is growth, this is the future.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, I am right there, you go, right,
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