Speaker 1: Well, I am coming. Your city gets und will be desired.
Speaker 2: Tell and if you want a little I come along.
Speaker 3: If Lyon Kamala gets four more years, instead of a
Speaker 3: golden age, America will instead be plunged into a dark age.
Speaker 2: We have to address this in a way that is
Speaker 2: about giving resources based on equity, understanding that we fight
Speaker 2: for equality, but we also need to fight for equity.
Speaker 4: Look, I will be the first to tell you I
Speaker 4: have poured my heart into my community.
Speaker 1: I've tried to do the best I can. But I've
Speaker 1: not been perfect, and I'm a knucklehead at times.
Speaker 5: Block hard to believe. But there's only twenty nine days
Speaker 5: left until election days.
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Speaker 7: Early voting but now has opened up in many states
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Speaker 7: when it stops, Kamala in her own words, the Kamala files,
Speaker 7: the Walls files. It's all on Hannity, A pretty spectacular scene.
Speaker 1: On Saturday.
Speaker 7: I stopped watching football and was not working for a
Speaker 7: couple of hours, but I could not miss the rally
Speaker 7: that was taking place in Butler, PA. And what it
Speaker 7: must have been like, not only for President Trump to
Speaker 7: be back there, but for all the people that had
Speaker 7: been there that went back yet again. The campaign estimate
Speaker 7: well over one hundred and some one thousand people showed up.
Speaker 7: I mean, I have videos I'll show you tonight on Hannity.
Speaker 7: It was, I mean, people, as far as the eye
Speaker 7: can see. I'd never seen anything like it. And anyway,
Speaker 7: this is how the President started off his speech.
Speaker 3: As I was saying, Oh, I love that I love
Speaker 3: that chart.
Speaker 1: I love that graph.
Speaker 3: Isn't it a beautiful thing? But also beautiful because look
Speaker 3: at the number that's the day I left office. It
Speaker 3: was the lowest border patrol, the lowest it's ever been.
Speaker 3: Illegal immigration today it's out of control. But I love
Speaker 3: it for other reasons too, you know that. So thank
Speaker 3: you very much, and thank Lee and what Lee has
Speaker 3: done with that song. And it's such an honor to
Speaker 3: have it. I want to just let you know that.
Speaker 3: Tonight I returned to Butler in the aftermath of tragedy
Speaker 3: and heartache, to deliver a simple message to the people
Speaker 3: of Pennsylvania and to the people of America. Our movement
Speaker 3: to make America great again stand stronger, prouder, more united,
Speaker 3: more determined, and nearer to victory than ever before. We're
Speaker 3: going to make America great again, going to win the election,
Speaker 3: going to win the election.
Speaker 8: And to all.
Speaker 3: Americans, whether you're a Republican, Democrat, independent, conservativele liberal, or
Speaker 3: you have no label whatsoever, it makes no difference our movement.
Speaker 3: It belongs to you, it belongs to our country, belongs
Speaker 3: to our country, and together, in just one month, we
Speaker 3: are going to usher in a new golden age of
Speaker 3: American security, prosperity, sovereignty, and freedom for our citizens of
Speaker 3: every race, religion, color, and creed.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: Pretty amazing. There was a new York Post article today
Speaker 7: and a Butler Memorial Hospital paramedic, her name is Sally Sherry,
Speaker 7: talked about what she saw that day, and she said
Speaker 7: that evening I witnessed the man with a deeply rooted
Speaker 7: bond with his family. I heard him speak with his wife,
Speaker 7: his children, his grandchildren. He let them know he was
Speaker 7: safe and that he was being taken care of, he said.
Speaker 7: I heard his daughter say, only by the grace of God,
Speaker 7: you are here, she said, as the audience applauded. What
Speaker 7: I saw was a man that, in the aftermath of
Speaker 7: one of the most terrifying experiences of his life, showed resiliency.
Speaker 7: He showed strength, he showed courage, He showed that his
Speaker 7: family was at the forefront. And she continued. He compassionate,
Speaker 7: he was grateful, he was kind, he was humble. Several
Speaker 7: times I stood and stared at him with tears rolling
Speaker 7: down my cheeks. And you know, I held the hand
Speaker 7: of that man who sends out, you know, the mean tweets,
Speaker 7: and I thanked him for loving our country and fighting
Speaker 7: for our freedoms. Here to sort out the important state
Speaker 7: of Pennsylvania. They know it better than anybody. Our friend
Speaker 7: Selena Zito is a national political reporter for The Washington Examiner.
Speaker 7: She was there in July in the front row when
Speaker 7: the shooting took place, with bullets whizzing by her head.
Speaker 7: Jeff Bartos was there is they're also that they're both
Speaker 7: there this weekend. Jeff, of course, twenty twenty two Senate
Speaker 7: candidate Republican nominee for lieutenant governor. Thank you both for
Speaker 7: being with us. Selena, you also have time I understand
Speaker 7: it with the president and Elon Musk, Is that true?
Speaker 9: And jab Vance?
Speaker 7: So I like, what about the time that you spent
Speaker 7: with me. I mean, I don't I just don't wait.
Speaker 7: I guess that's fine.
Speaker 8: I'm right here right now.
Speaker 9: I never get to see you in person, though, Oh.
Speaker 7: You did well, you were you weren't able to make Harrisburg.
Speaker 9: I know, no, yeah, you know it was. I got
Speaker 9: there just as the sun was coming up. It was
Speaker 9: already an hour long wait at that time, uh, just
Speaker 9: to get into the parking lot. And that was, you.
Speaker 8: Know, maybe a two mile stretch outside from the parking lot,
Speaker 8: and at one point the people in line to get
Speaker 8: in stretched out over a mile.
Speaker 9: It was, you know, the people that came as you
Speaker 9: sit there and you talk to them. There were people
Speaker 9: that were there, They were there at the first rally,
Speaker 9: so it was very very important for them to be there.
Speaker 9: There were people just from the area who you know,
Speaker 9: want to vote for President Trump and wanted to be
Speaker 9: part of something historical, and then they're would I would
Speaker 9: be what I would call is the pilgrimage people touch
Speaker 9: to one guy who drove five days from or four days,
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, from from California. Another gentleman drove up from
Speaker 9: North Carolina from Raleigh, and these are people who just
Speaker 9: thought that, you know, this was almost a pilgrimage to them,
Speaker 9: and they thought that they were going to be part
Speaker 9: of something big. And I think everyone walked away feeling
Speaker 9: as though they were from the moment it started and
Speaker 9: President Trump said, as I was saying, I thought to me,
Speaker 9: I thought those war words were maybe even more powerful
Speaker 9: and evocative than fight, fight, fight, because it's it says
Speaker 9: so many things. It was not just you know, that's
Speaker 9: the last thing that he was saying the last time.
Speaker 9: It was it was as though I'm telling you that
Speaker 9: I have something to finish, and that is being in
Speaker 9: the White House and accomplishing the goals that I didn't
Speaker 9: get to finish doing. And I really took that to him,
Speaker 9: saying that from.
Speaker 7: That, you know, Jeff, I just I've got to believe
Speaker 7: that this has an impact on the people of Pennsylvania,
Speaker 7: because you know, at Pennsylvania. I have a lot of
Speaker 7: friends in Pennsylvania, everywhere from Philly to you know, Pittsburgh
Speaker 7: and everywhere in between. And I know a lot of
Speaker 7: people in the energy industry in Pennsylvania. And and what
Speaker 7: the way I look at the people of Pennsylvania is
Speaker 7: they are hard working, salt of the earth, rugged individualists,
Speaker 7: and they love their Eagles and they love their Steelers.
Speaker 7: I'm pretty sure they probably did not like the outcome
Speaker 7: of last night's Dallas game. But they're just salt of
Speaker 7: the earth people that work hard, play by the rules,
Speaker 7: pay their taxes, raise their kids, go to church, and
Speaker 7: obey the laws, and just salt of the earth people.
Speaker 7: It seems like every poll that matters to me, not
Speaker 7: the university polls, not the polls that were so wrong
Speaker 7: in sixteen and twenty, but the polls that mattered to
Speaker 7: me show that there seems to be a dramatic shift
Speaker 7: in Pennsylvania all in Donald Trump's direction.
Speaker 1: What's going on on the ground.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So greetings from the eastern part of the state.
Speaker 4: I'm with Senator Rubio, who's here today helping Dave McCormick,
Speaker 4: and we're doing a roundtable in the Lehigh Valley with
Speaker 4: a Hispanic roundtable. My wife' sometown, Allentown, and I'm from
Speaker 4: reading right, you know, right close by. I think you
Speaker 4: hit the nail on the headshean. I was getting text
Speaker 4: messages on Saturday. I was up up in New York.
Speaker 4: I was doing interviews for the campaign and for the
Speaker 4: McCormick campaign around ten to seven and Israel and Iran
Speaker 4: and all of the national security related issues. So I
Speaker 4: was up in New York doing interviews on behalf of
Speaker 4: both campaigns. But I was getting text messages from friends
Speaker 4: in Pennsylvania were Jewish, as you know, and many of
Speaker 4: my friends voted for Joe Biden in twenty twenty. There's
Speaker 4: friends and they're voting for Donald Trump this year. And
Speaker 4: I was getting text messages from those friends saying, there's
Speaker 4: no way he's losing Pennsylvania. They were watching the rally
Speaker 4: and they were inspired. And I think you're just spot
Speaker 4: on in terms of look This may sound hyperbolic, but
Speaker 4: it feels Churchillian, it feels reagan Asque in terms of
Speaker 4: this this inflection point or this fork in the road
Speaker 4: that we're in the United States, and the dangerous world
Speaker 4: that we're living in, and the leadership that matters, and
Speaker 4: the inspirational leadership that President Trump showed. Selena's absolutely right
Speaker 4: those four words. And he gave us a preview Shawn
Speaker 4: in Harrisburg that he thought he might start at the
Speaker 4: town hall, that he might start the rally with those
Speaker 4: four words. And I got a chill when he said
Speaker 4: it in Harrisburg, and I got another chill watching him
Speaker 4: on Saturday. And I think Selena is absolutely right those
Speaker 4: four words, that type of leadership, that type of we
Speaker 4: have work to do, and I'm not going to stop.
Speaker 4: That's that's exactly what America and indeed the whole Western
Speaker 4: world needs right now.
Speaker 1: All right, click break.
Speaker 7: We'll come back more on the very important state of Pennsylvania,
Speaker 7: the Commonwealth as we continue with Selena Zito and Jeff Bartos.
Speaker 1: Let we continue now we.
Speaker 7: Focus on the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, where Donald Trump made
Speaker 7: a triumphant return to Butler the side of the assassination
Speaker 7: attempt in July and crowd over one hundred thousand people
Speaker 7: showed up. Elon Musk was there and was you know,
Speaker 7: got a rock stars welcome. Just pretty much an incredible
Speaker 7: day for everybody who was involved. I honestly couldn't turn
Speaker 7: it off. Selena, and I know you you had an
Speaker 7: opportunity to speak with the president Elon and vice presidential
Speaker 7: candidate Vance. What was your take behind the scenes and
Speaker 7: where do you see this race in Pennsylvania? You know
Speaker 7: Pennsylvania as well as anybody in the media that I
Speaker 7: know well.
Speaker 9: I never thought that he was going, even when he
Speaker 9: had a few rough weeks between conventions or after her convention.
Speaker 9: During her convention, you know, you get thrown off when
Speaker 9: when your candidate has changed, and you know you also
Speaker 9: get thrown off after someone tries to shoot you. But
Speaker 9: I never saw that enthusiasm that Seple talked about on
Speaker 9: cable and on on social media. It felt as though
Speaker 9: there was a pause, but there was never a I
Speaker 9: never saw people going from someone who had been a
Speaker 9: Biden voter went to Trump and then went to Harris,
Speaker 9: or someone who was a Trump voter and went to Harris.
Speaker 9: I think it was mostly among people who were sort
Speaker 9: of depressed and sad because they ultimately understood Biden was
Speaker 9: going to lose. You know, this election, and we've talked
Speaker 9: about this a lot. This election is going to be
Speaker 9: decided in places like this week, High Valley and Burke's
Speaker 9: County and Erie County and Cambria County. Talking with the
Speaker 9: President was really it was really great. You know, I
Speaker 9: asked him, I said, so, do you feel emotional today?
Speaker 9: I do. It's really tough, but I can't focus on that.
Speaker 9: I would rather focus on respecting Corey. I'd rather focus
Speaker 9: on respecting the people that came back, you know, because
Speaker 9: there's a risk there.
Speaker 7: By the way it does, it does say a lot
Speaker 7: about the people that did come back.
Speaker 1: They didn't have to come back.
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, there was a shooting there, and
Speaker 7: you know they might have said, do I really want
Speaker 7: to bring my kid kids to this event? They didn't
Speaker 7: have a particularly secure the last time. And you know,
Speaker 7: I think you told me that you heard the bullets
Speaker 7: whizzing by your head the day that the assassination attempt
Speaker 7: took place.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I was standing right there in the
Speaker 9: buffer and so so talking to President trumb We talked
Speaker 9: to him and I said, well, you know, it's these people,
Speaker 9: these people that are forgotten, and they live in Butler,
Speaker 9: and they live in East Palestine. And he goes and
Speaker 9: they live in North Carolina and Georgia, and I saw
Speaker 9: them and and he's right. He does show up in
Speaker 9: the places and makes those people feel seen, makes those
Speaker 9: people feel respected in a way that government and institutions
Speaker 9: in academia and corporations don't. That is the appeal. I
Speaker 9: know a lot of people don't understand the appeal that
Speaker 9: Elon Musk, like Trump has with the working class. Right.
Speaker 9: They can't sort of put their head around the fact
Speaker 9: that how is literally the richest man in the world.
Speaker 9: Why would the working class be attracted to that in
Speaker 9: the same way it was Why were they attracted to Trump,
Speaker 9: who was a billionaire? And it has to do with
Speaker 9: that ethos of the work that is within the American people,
Speaker 9: with in particular in the middle class, in the working class, right,
Speaker 9: they like people who get things done. Donald Trump didn't
Speaker 9: need to run for president, as he said, he has
Speaker 9: had a good life. Elon Musk didn't need to buy Twitter.
Speaker 9: I mean, if you looked at the numbers, it was
Speaker 9: probably a bad investment, but because he believes so deeply
Speaker 9: and profoundly in the First Amendment, which is intertwined with
Speaker 9: the Second Amendment, and that's what he and I talked about.
Speaker 9: He believed that that was really really important to do.
Speaker 9: And so that's where they're that connection is he like
Speaker 9: Trump respects the working class, respects the middle class, and
Speaker 9: he sees them and so that was sort of what
Speaker 9: he and I talked about, and of course much believes
Speaker 9: this is I mean, he endorsed President Trump like minutes
Speaker 9: after he was shot.
Speaker 7: It was pretty unbelievable. I'm just out of town time,
Speaker 7: but I appreciate both of you, uh, you know, letting
Speaker 7: this audience know what it was like for people that
Speaker 7: were there. The crowd was unbelievable. And I give credit
Speaker 7: to the people of Pennsylvania. They're amazing, Uh Pennsylvania. It
Speaker 7: may they all come down to it and we may
Speaker 7: look back, as you know, abandoning Josh Shapiro for Tim Walls.
Speaker 7: What a dumb decision that was maybe pivotal. We'll see
Speaker 7: over time.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 7: Jeff Bartos, thank you, Selina, thank you as well. Appreciate
Speaker 7: both of you. Eight hundred nine four one, Shawn. If
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Speaker 7: at the start of the show. Something is going on.
Speaker 7: I don't know what. I've had polsters that I trust,
Speaker 7: not the not these polsters that you know come out
Speaker 7: that were so wrong in twenty sixteen and twenty twenty,
Speaker 7: the people that got it right inside their advantage. And
Speaker 7: for Falgar and John McLaughlin and Ras Musin and Atlas,
Speaker 7: you know, they're the top five. Anyway I try, I
Speaker 7: usually go with them. And then I look at the
Speaker 7: betting markets. I've always looked, because you know, they're they're betty,
Speaker 7: they're put their odds on candidates, and they're in the
Speaker 7: business to make money. I don't know anybody like, for example,
Speaker 7: I've known Steve win for many, many many years. I've
Speaker 7: known them for a long time, and Steve and we
Speaker 7: talked about betting is a reason that he or for example,
Speaker 7: sheldonatal Center passed away as his wonderful wife, you know,
Speaker 7: contributes greatly to conservative causes. She's been a big supporter
Speaker 7: of Israel. You know, here we are on the anniversary
Speaker 7: of October the seventh. Anyway, so I look at the
Speaker 7: betting markets and they have all shifted dramatically to Donald Trump. Now,
Speaker 7: I don't think you should take that for granted.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 7: One of the issues that I think is there's a
Speaker 7: couple of things that are going to impact this race
Speaker 7: that nobody's factoring in. One is, why would you pick
Speaker 7: Tim Walls when you have somebody like Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 7: in important swing state. Could it be that Josh Shapiro
Speaker 7: wouldn't go along with the radical pro Hamas caucus in Congress?
Speaker 1: Who who?
Speaker 7: Oh, Kamala Harris and Joe Biden have catered to, you know,
Speaker 7: those that have made anti Semitic comments, for example, or
Speaker 7: the Kamala says, you know, supporting the right of these
Speaker 7: students on university campuses, or the rioters in the summer
Speaker 7: of twenty twenty sheet. She always when she chooses, she
Speaker 7: always chooses to go with the radicals. When she chose
Speaker 7: a vice presidential running mate, she went with the most
Speaker 7: radical governor in the country. And that is now predictable
Speaker 7: for her anyway. And here we have Israel fighting a
Speaker 7: forefront war. It is the one year anniversary since October
Speaker 7: the seventh, and when they lost the equivalent of nearly
Speaker 7: forty thousand it would be the equivalent of forty thousand
Speaker 7: Americans in a day. And Kamala Harris, you know, can't
Speaker 7: answer in a sixty minutes interview whether or not Prime
Speaker 7: Minister Benjamin net Yahoo he's fighting the Huti rebels Gaza,
Speaker 7: He's fighting Hamas out of Gaza. He's fighting his Bolah
Speaker 7: out of Lebanon and the Iranians are firing ballistic missiles
Speaker 7: into the only democracy in the region, and she can't
Speaker 7: give a full throttled support for their victory over radical
Speaker 7: Islamic terrorism words that she herself says that we should
Speaker 7: have the courage never to use just like illegal alien
Speaker 7: And I'm not sure what part of murder and rape
Speaker 7: and torture and kidnapping and beheading Kamala Harris doesn't understand,
Speaker 7: because that's what Biebe is battling against. And the only
Speaker 7: message the US ever should have given Israel is to
Speaker 7: go defeat the enemies that killed the equivalent of forty
Speaker 7: thousand Americans in the day. He can't do that, Listen.
Speaker 1: Does the US have no sway over Prime Minister net
Speaker 1: and Yahoo?
Speaker 2: The aid that we have given Israel allowed Israel to
Speaker 2: defend itself against two hundred ballistic missiles that were just
Speaker 2: meant to attack the Israelis and the people of Israel.
Speaker 2: And when we think about the threat that Hamas Hezbela
Speaker 2: presents Iran, I think that it is without any question,
Speaker 2: are imperative to do what we can to allow Israel
Speaker 2: to defend itself against those kinds of attacks.
Speaker 1: But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyah who is not listening.
Speaker 2: Well Bill, The work that we have done has resulted
Speaker 2: in a number of movements in that region by Israel
Speaker 2: that were very much prompted by or a result of
Speaker 2: many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen
Speaker 2: in the region.
Speaker 1: Do we have a real close ally in Prime Minister
Speaker 1: of net and Yahoo?
Speaker 2: I think, with all due respect, the better question is
Speaker 2: do we have an important alliance between the American people
Speaker 2: and the Israeli people? And the answer to that question
Speaker 2: is yes.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: Here he's fighting a forefront war against radical Islamic terrorists
Speaker 7: that a year ago today killed the equivalent of forty
Speaker 7: thousand Americans.
Speaker 1: And that's her answer.
Speaker 7: I mean, because she can't lose the support, can she
Speaker 7: of the radicals that are you know, pro Homas radicals
Speaker 7: on college campuses, in the halls of Congress, that are
Speaker 7: a big part of the base of the Democratic Party,
Speaker 7: And that she's afraid of losing Michigan and Dearborn. Isn't
Speaker 7: that what it really comes down to?
Speaker 1: Votes?
Speaker 7: And her catering to the radical wing in her party
Speaker 7: pretty unbelievable. So you know, he's sitting down and doing
Speaker 7: nothing but friendly interviews with Let's see, she's doing sixty minutes,
Speaker 7: which is a softball interview. You're doing the call her Daddy,
Speaker 7: Call Me Dad podcast. You're gonna sit down with Howard Stern,
Speaker 7: who said that anyone that votes for Donald Trump I
Speaker 7: think is stupid. She's gonna do Stephen Covert and she's
Speaker 7: gonna do the view he's not getting one vote. He
Speaker 7: won't do a real interview. I'll offer her three hours
Speaker 7: on radio, in an hour on TV. Come sit with me, Kamala,
Speaker 7: let's talk. I have a lot of questions that you've
Speaker 7: yet to have been asked, that you won't be asked
Speaker 7: before election day, which is a national disgrace.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 7: So she sits down with the host of this Call
Speaker 7: Me Daddy podcast, and you know what's interesting about this
Speaker 7: is she says, well, there are no laws that make
Speaker 7: a decision for a man's body. I want you to
Speaker 7: listen to this this and then ask yourself, well, wait
Speaker 7: a minute, are there laws that make that the government
Speaker 7: can make a decision for a man's body.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you.
Speaker 10: On the other side, I want to take a moment,
Speaker 10: and can we try to think of any law that
Speaker 10: gives the government the power to make a decision. I
Speaker 10: know what you're gonna ask about a man's body? Giggles No, No,
Speaker 10: is there any law?
Speaker 7: No, No, Linda, what would you call the draft would be?
Speaker 7: Would that be a decision the government makes if they
Speaker 7: draft young men? And I don't want them to draft women.
Speaker 7: And I don't know that issue.
Speaker 11: I would say, you know, just against all human beings.
Speaker 11: I mean, think of all of our amazing military that
Speaker 11: lost their jobs after some of them had thirty or
Speaker 11: forty or ten ures in the military during the COVID
Speaker 11: vaccines and the mandates. I mean that was against all
Speaker 11: human beings, male and female.
Speaker 7: Well, they're making decisions over people's bodies all the time.
Speaker 7: And then you know, if you're going to send if
Speaker 7: you're going to send a guy into a war zone,
Speaker 7: if you know, God forbid, there's a war, men are
Speaker 7: going to be drafted and they're going to be told
Speaker 7: to put their bodies in harms way. And the idea
Speaker 7: that abortion is this big issue, they're just lying about
Speaker 7: that too. I mean, you think about this, Kamala Harris
Speaker 7: is doing, you know all of these interviews sixty minutes.
Speaker 7: She's doing the podcast interview you know, call me Daddy.
Speaker 7: He's doing Howard Stern and the View. But she's not
Speaker 7: helping the people in North Carolina, Georgia, South Carolina, not
Speaker 7: helping the people helping the people in Tennessee. And Florida
Speaker 7: is about to get hit. Tampa may have the worst
Speaker 7: hurricane in its history on Wednesday of this week, on
Speaker 7: top of the one they just survived. All right, quick break.
Speaker 7: When we come back, we'll hit the phones toll free.
Speaker 7: Our number is eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean.
Speaker 7: If you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 7: All right, let's get to our busy phones. We start
Speaker 7: North Carolina, Betty, how are you. I'm so sorry about
Speaker 7: all that you've been through in your state.
Speaker 6: I'm glad you were taking my call. And it's funny
Speaker 6: you should talk about draft just now. My first husband,
Speaker 6: late husband, was drafted in September seventy two and it
Speaker 6: changed our life pro family anyway here and now I
Speaker 6: just want to tell you I've been talking to my
Speaker 6: friends and neighbors, and I said, if I can talk
Speaker 6: to Hannady, what would I need to tell him? And
Speaker 6: we saw our orthopedic surgeon from Nashville last week. She
Speaker 6: came over to Franklin and she said her husband had
Speaker 6: to cut their way out of their neighborhood so that
Speaker 6: she could get out. And she works at Mission Hospital
Speaker 6: in Asheville, and my husband's had surgery over there, and
Speaker 6: it's a great hospital. But she says they don't have
Speaker 6: enough water pressure to sterilize their surgical equipment. They have
Speaker 6: to send it out to Charlotte or somewhere else. And
Speaker 6: this is crazy. And her husband, she said, they have
Speaker 6: businesses and he went to apply for insurance for his
Speaker 6: flood and he can't. The insurance ain't going to cover
Speaker 6: it because they don't have flood insurance. I never would
Speaker 6: have thought of that.
Speaker 7: And and this is the thing. I mean, I've never
Speaker 7: seen such a lack of caring. I've never seen such
Speaker 7: a poor response and a lack of urgency. Now I've
Speaker 7: got to give credit. There are churches on the ground,
Speaker 7: there is Samaritans Purse, Samaritanspurse dot Org. I've donated myself.
Speaker 7: I urge others if you can give money. These people
Speaker 7: are dying and desperate need. We don't know what the
Speaker 7: final death toll is going to be. What we know
Speaker 7: is is that Joe Biden told us last week. I'll
Speaker 7: play it again that every need has been met. It
Speaker 7: is the biggest lie ever told. But I'm gonna get
Speaker 7: your information and pass it on to Franklin Graand But
Speaker 7: here's Joe Biden what he said last week.
Speaker 9: Well, what are the states in the storm zone?
Speaker 4: What do they need? What you saw today?
Speaker 9: How long the storm zone?
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, I'm knowing what storm is.
Speaker 7: Goalking about the everything they need.
Speaker 6: They're very happying st off the board. So it will
Speaker 6: start to find some more money.
Speaker 7: With your president getting everything they need and they're very happy.
Speaker 1: Now that is a lie, isn't it.
Speaker 6: It is? And I've got to tell you my church
Speaker 6: here in Hazeville, North Carolina. First Free Will. We have
Speaker 6: people on the ground in Spruce Time. When our doctors
Speaker 6: heard from the doctors at the hospital at Spruce Pine
Speaker 6: they were in dire need of supplies. And since then
Speaker 6: we have food sent our food truck over there and
Speaker 6: we put out hundreds of meals a day and some
Speaker 6: of these people hadn't had a hot meal in like
Speaker 6: seven or eight days. And we're just we're Jesus's feet
Speaker 6: on the ground and helping those people, and they are
Speaker 6: feeding first responders. And you're right, the death too is
Speaker 6: going to be shooting Longus because they just they don't
Speaker 6: even want to talk about it. Sean is bad.
Speaker 7: Their lives have been wiped out. I am very aware
Speaker 7: of how bad it is. I've been talking to Franklin
Speaker 7: Graham and his people. I have Sarah Carter's been back
Speaker 7: and forth to the areas you're discussing. He's going to
Speaker 7: be there tonight with families. So to make the country
Speaker 7: aware of how this how a big part of our
Speaker 7: country has been abandoned in their time and need, and
Speaker 7: that meanwhile, all of this money goes to all of
Speaker 7: these other countries, including Ukraine, globalist organizations, the UN, the WEF, etcetera, etcetera.
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, seventy billion in foreign aid, the
Speaker 7: Council on Foreign Relations eight hundred and fifty million, who
Speaker 7: eighteen billion United Nations And we can't help our friends,
Speaker 7: really seriously in North Carolina, stay on the line, give
Speaker 7: me the information about this hospital and I'll pass it
Speaker 7: on to my friends at Samaritans pers Okay, And I'm
Speaker 7: so sorry for you and for all the people that
Speaker 7: in what you're going through anyway, eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 7: four one Sean, you can get that information, Linda