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Speaker 3: In reality, they are going after anyone who objects to
Speaker 3: families being ripped apart and community members being disappeared.
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Speaker 4: And one of the best ways that you can dismantle
Speaker 4: a movement of insecure men is by making.
Speaker 5: Fun of them.
Speaker 3: These are the figures that add up in the lives
Speaker 3: of New Yorkers.
Speaker 6: These are the figures that together would save the people
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Speaker 1: An hour two Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and nine
Speaker 1: four one, Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. Later in the program, my interview with
Speaker 1: President Trump's coming up as something that I don't think
Speaker 1: most people thought we'd see in our lifetime a real
Speaker 1: chance for a lasting peace in the Middle East. You know,
Speaker 1: two years and three days, the remaining hostages will be released,
Speaker 1: hopefully by Monday. We expect pretty amazing to hear Israeli's
Speaker 1: chanting Nobel Prize for Trump and Gossin's chanting Trump's name
Speaker 1: after the peace deal is announced. Listen, no bed Bright
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Speaker 1: do tromp Hey, no Ben Price, do Trump?
Speaker 4: No bad price?
Speaker 9: Do Trump?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Trump?
Speaker 2: Yeah Wow.
Speaker 1: I mean Trey Yanks, who has been reporting from Israel
Speaker 1: for Fox News for years, that he'd never seen that
Speaker 1: or heard that in his entire career of reporting from
Speaker 1: the region. The families of the hostages then also spoke
Speaker 1: to President Trump after this peace deal was announced.
Speaker 2: Here's what they said. They want to say something.
Speaker 11: All right, President Trump, you have the best crowd in
Speaker 11: the world. What do you guys have to say to
Speaker 11: President Trump?
Speaker 9: You did it, You did.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: This is amazing, mister President.
Speaker 6: We believe in you.
Speaker 3: We know you've done so much for us over the
Speaker 3: past since you became a president and even before that,
Speaker 3: and we trust you fulfilled the mission until every hostage,
Speaker 3: every forty eight of the hostages are home. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 2: Less it be the peacemaker.
Speaker 11: God bless you, mister President.
Speaker 8: God bless America very much.
Speaker 6: You just say care of yourselves.
Speaker 2: The hostages will come back. They're coming home, coming back
Speaker 2: on Monday. I mean beyond historic.
Speaker 1: Joining us now Senator James Langford of Oklahoma to discuss this,
Speaker 1: the Schumer shut down and Jacksmith spying on his fellow
Speaker 1: senators and other congressmen. Senator, great to have you back
Speaker 1: your reaction to this. I think there's a I lay
Speaker 1: out a lot of reasons I believe that this happened.
Speaker 2: What are yours?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I have to tell you, Sean, I had one
Speaker 9: word after President Trump posted last night. My response was
Speaker 9: just one word, hallelujah. I mean, that is such an
Speaker 9: incredible event. People have no idea what this opens up.
Speaker 9: The possibilities for obviously those families that have their family
Speaker 9: members have been held by barbarians for the last two years,
Speaker 9: the people of Gaza who have also been held hostage
Speaker 9: by hamas, and the children that have an opportunity to
Speaker 9: be able to grow up and have a future because
Speaker 9: they're not human shields for Hamas. But this opens up
Speaker 9: the opportunities for Saudi Arabia to be able to normalize
Speaker 9: with Israel, for Indonesia to be able to normalize within Israel.
Speaker 9: There so many other countries around the world to be
Speaker 9: able to say that barrier is gone because we were
Speaker 9: so close in the Abraham Accords to be having major breakthrough,
Speaker 9: which is why Hamas was doing everything they can to
Speaker 9: stop it.
Speaker 1: Maybe the most powerful factor is he means what he says,
Speaker 1: and that region of the world certainly understands strength. And
Speaker 1: Donald Trump taking out Aurand's nuclear facilities and then telling
Speaker 1: Hamas take the deal or we will obliterate you. I'm
Speaker 1: sure had an m fact on this.
Speaker 9: Yep, no question on that. For President Trump to be
Speaker 9: able to step in with the relationships he had, he
Speaker 9: was the only president that was able to engage with
Speaker 9: that level and pick up the phone, to be able
Speaker 9: to talk straight with bb Netsunyahu, his friend, to be
Speaker 9: able to talk straight with the leadership of Qatar, with
Speaker 9: the UAE, with Saudi Arabia, with Oman, with others, and
Speaker 9: to be able to say here's where we are. So
Speaker 9: many of those countries in the region were not willing
Speaker 9: to take the risk because it's failed so many times,
Speaker 9: so they don't want to stick their neck out and
Speaker 9: say I'm going to be a part of a deal
Speaker 9: that failed because Egypt tried to do this, Jordan tried
Speaker 9: to engage France. I mean, you go on and on
Speaker 9: and on. No one was successful, and so everyone just
Speaker 9: backed away and stopped trying until President Trump reached in
Speaker 9: to be able to negotiate this and to be able
Speaker 9: to get it done. And once he stuck his neck
Speaker 9: out and he started actually getting it done, others started
Speaker 9: falling in behind.
Speaker 1: Let's talk a little bit about where we stand with
Speaker 1: the Schumer shutdown. You know, there were a couple of moments.
Speaker 1: I want to play Hikeem Jefferies. He got embarrassed on
Speaker 1: CNBC this morning and then had a a knockdown, drag
Speaker 1: out confrontation with Mike Lawler. I'll pay play just a
Speaker 1: small part of that, but first let me play him
Speaker 1: on CNBC.
Speaker 5: There was an election and the Republicans were put in
Speaker 5: a position where they were able to pass the Big
Speaker 5: Beautiful Bill, or you call it the Big Ugly Bill,
Speaker 5: to then say we don't like any of that, so
Speaker 5: we're going to shut down the government until you take
Speaker 5: back all the things that you duly passed through legislation.
Speaker 5: If Republicans had tried to do that to the Inflation
Speaker 5: Reduction Act or the any of the acts that Biden
Speaker 5: and that administration had passed. It if they said we're
Speaker 5: going to shut down the government because we don't like
Speaker 5: any of those things you did. We're going to not
Speaker 5: pay our military, We're going to you know, not allow
Speaker 5: the government to reopen until you do what we want.
Speaker 5: After an election where the American people put them in
Speaker 5: put Democrats in power, you'd be going crazy. You'd be
Speaker 5: going crazy about using a shut down of the government
Speaker 5: with a continuing on a continuing resolution to get what
Speaker 5: you want just because you don't like what the Republicans did.
Speaker 5: It's not how it's bad. It's bad precedent, and it's
Speaker 5: just clear. And you're talking about the House, you've already
Speaker 5: passed this. The Senate is who we're talking about, and
Speaker 5: they have a bill which will reopen the government right
Speaker 5: now with five more Democrats.
Speaker 8: What is bad precedent is the Republican refusal to engage
Speaker 8: in biprotestant negotiations. What is bad President, President is the
Speaker 8: Republicans embarking on a my way or the highway approach
Speaker 8: from the very beginning of this Congress.
Speaker 2: The my way or the highway approach is them.
Speaker 1: They're demanding one point five trillion to keep the government
Speaker 1: open for seven weeks, including funding using taxpayer funding for
Speaker 1: healthcare for illegals.
Speaker 2: They're never going to get that. How long does this
Speaker 2: go on?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I don't know how long this goes on. This is
Speaker 9: one of those issues where once a war starts, it's
Speaker 9: hard to stop. Once a shutdown starts, it's hard to
Speaker 9: stop on and their irrational demands on it to be
Speaker 9: able to unwind the one big beautiful bill to be
Speaker 9: able to give healthcare to folks are not American citizens.
Speaker 9: They even have shown a section in there that a
Speaker 9: lot of people aren't talking about. They have a section
Speaker 9: where they're demanding electric vehicles get the ability to be
Speaker 9: able to drive in HOV lanes, and new climate initiatives
Speaker 9: for foreign entities. I mean, it is like a progressive
Speaker 9: wish list is their demand to be able to get it,
Speaker 9: and it's just not rational. I go back to four
Speaker 9: times in September that the last four septembers we had
Speaker 9: a moment similar to this where we hadn't gotten everything
Speaker 9: finished on appropriation, so we did a continuing resolutions. We
Speaker 9: disagreed as Republicans strongly where Biden was, but we're not
Speaker 9: going to cut off military funding as they are to
Speaker 9: try to demand something. And so we've been through this
Speaker 9: four times. We do know the difference. But the difference
Speaker 9: for this one now is Schumer literally came out yesterday
Speaker 9: and said things are getting better for Democrats every day.
Speaker 9: It's like, literally, as pay is being cut off to
Speaker 9: the members of the military, to the nowtional guard that
Speaker 9: are being deployed, to civilian employees, he can't get to
Speaker 9: answer at the IRS because they have so many furloughed folks,
Speaker 9: to all the different things that are happening. Schumer has
Speaker 9: to stand the micron and smile and tate's getting better
Speaker 9: for Democrats every day. Well, it's not better for the
Speaker 9: American people.
Speaker 1: Let me play for you, Chuck Schumer. Over the years,
Speaker 1: because his entire career, he has spoken out against government
Speaker 1: shutdowns on how bad they are.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said, what if I.
Speaker 11: Persuaded, my call is to say I'm going to shut
Speaker 11: the government down. I am going to not pay our
Speaker 11: bills unless I get my way. It's a politics of idiocy,
Speaker 11: of confrontation, of paralysis. It's sort of like this, someone
Speaker 11: goes into your house, takes your wife and children hostage,
Speaker 11: and then says, let's negotiate over the price of your house.
Speaker 11: You know, we could do the same thing on immigration.
Speaker 11: We could, we believe strongly in immigration reform. We could
Speaker 11: say we're shutting down the government. We're not going to
Speaker 11: raise the debt ceiling until you pass immigration reform. It
Speaker 11: would be governmental chaos. Speaker McCarthy needs to stop letting
Speaker 11: the MAGA radicals drive his decisions and do the obvious
Speaker 11: and sensible thing, follow the Senate's lead and pass a
Speaker 11: bipartisan cr to prevent this reckless shutdown. We do not
Speaker 11: want to let a Trump temper tantrum governor policies will
Speaker 11: cause the shutdown of a government which everyone on both
Speaker 11: sides of the aisles knows is the wrong idea.
Speaker 1: Oh, it looks like the temper tantrum is coming from
Speaker 1: Chucky himself. The idiocy, the paralysis, the hostage taking, the chaos,
Speaker 1: the recklessness is his. I think that Chuck Schumer basically
Speaker 1: is trying to cling on to power, knowing that he
Speaker 1: really is the leader in name only of the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: and he's scared to death that he's going to lose
Speaker 1: his seat to AOC.
Speaker 2: That's my theory, what's yours.
Speaker 9: My theory as well. And he's watching what's happening in
Speaker 9: New York City and in New York with Mondamie and
Speaker 9: with the extreme far left and the socialists rise there
Speaker 9: and realize if he's going to stay in power, that's
Speaker 9: the group that he's got to please. He's doing everything
Speaker 9: he can to be able to show he's the resistance.
Speaker 9: There are some Democrat senators that are now saying, hey,
Speaker 9: we're actually hurting families. We've got to figure out how
Speaker 9: to be able to get out of this, and Schumer
Speaker 9: continues to be able to push back and to say no,
Speaker 9: we've got to show where the resistance. So this is
Speaker 9: a Schumer shutdown over something that's just not rational. All
Speaker 9: Republicans are looking for is just keep the government open
Speaker 9: at the same level we are right now while we're
Speaker 9: still negotiating. That is not partisan, That is just common sense.
Speaker 1: And I want to put emphasis on that. Republicans they
Speaker 1: have a clean cr meaning you fund government at its
Speaker 1: current levels as you negotiate, negotiate out the budgets, and
Speaker 1: that's the place in the forum to do it, and
Speaker 1: not to hold the people hostage again. One point five
Speaker 1: trillion that they're demanding for seven weeks to keep the
Speaker 1: government open.
Speaker 2: That's never going to happen.
Speaker 1: It'll be interesting now behind the scenes, are you talking
Speaker 1: to Democrats that understand they box themselves in here.
Speaker 9: I have actually and not continue to be able to
Speaker 9: do that. And I'm not the type that goes and
Speaker 9: shouts and belittles people. No one ever convinces me when
Speaker 9: they do that to me. So I go quietly to
Speaker 9: be able to visit with folks one on one, catch
Speaker 9: them and have some conversation, try to see we can
Speaker 9: actually move some people to say, come on, now, you
Speaker 9: know what this is doing to families. You know what
Speaker 9: this is doing to so many members of our military.
Speaker 9: We've got folks being deployed this weekend through the National
Speaker 9: Guard that are heading overseas and they're having to say
Speaker 9: that they're families. I don't know if you're going to
Speaker 9: get paid and I'm on deployment. That's not right. We
Speaker 9: got to be able to solve this, and so there
Speaker 9: are several Democrats that are now saying, yeah, we got
Speaker 9: to figure out how to be able to get out
Speaker 9: of this. Susan Collins has been terrific on this, by
Speaker 9: the way, and trying to be able to negotiate on
Speaker 9: the appropriations level as the head of Appropriations to try
Speaker 9: to move some Democrat colleagues on this. So we're going
Speaker 9: to keep moving and pushing on this and to see
Speaker 9: how we can actually solve this for the American people.
Speaker 1: Quick break right back, we'll continue more with Oklahoma Senator
Speaker 1: James Langford on the other side. Then we'll get your
Speaker 1: calls in as well, and my interview with President Trump
Speaker 1: coming up. Eight hundred and nine four one Sean. If
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program, The Sean.
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Speaker 1: Where we continue our final movements with Senator James Langford
Speaker 1: of Oklahoma. Last question, Senator, A number of your colleagues
Speaker 1: we now have discovered have been spied on more spied
Speaker 1: on by Jack Smith. And I'm going to play for you.
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham, who was on my show the other night,
Speaker 1: and well he was. I played him when he was
Speaker 1: at the hearing, and he was pretty pissed off. When
Speaker 1: talking to the Attorney General, he wasn't mad at her
Speaker 1: at all. I think she was as outraged as he was.
Speaker 1: And but discovering that he was spied on by Jack
Speaker 1: Smith is what he said.
Speaker 12: He announced He's going to run for president in twenty
Speaker 12: twenty two for the twenty four election. Within eight months,
Speaker 12: ninety one indictments were levied against him, coming from New York, Atlanta, Washington,
Speaker 12: d c. And Florida. Ninety one felony charges against Donald Trump.
Speaker 12: Here's what I believe. If he had never announced he
Speaker 12: was going to run for president, none of this would
Speaker 12: have happened. They were trying to destroy his comeback. This
Speaker 12: was all orchestrated by Jack Smith, Alvin Bragg, Fannie Willis,
Speaker 12: Letitia James to destroy this man so he could not
Speaker 12: win in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Weaponization, I would argue, was putting cinderblocks on the scale
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump's chances to win an election. And in
Speaker 1: this last cycle, I believe the pre bunking of Hunter's
Speaker 1: laptop was a way to try to stop Trump. In
Speaker 1: twenty twenty they were successful at suppressing that story. And
Speaker 1: then everything that happened with the dirty dossier, fize applications,
Speaker 1: double standard of justice, and what happened with you know,
Speaker 1: Barack Obama wanting a new Intel assessment because they didn't
Speaker 1: like the old one that said, oh, there was no
Speaker 1: Trump Russia collusion. Have we had deep state operatives trying
Speaker 1: to impact presidential elections in the last three.
Speaker 9: Cycles, Absolutely we have. We've had folks that are within
Speaker 9: the military. I mean you've talked about it before, Peter Strausk,
Speaker 9: others that were within the system that were trying to
Speaker 9: find ways that they had levers that they could actually
Speaker 9: use to be able to affect the outcome of the
Speaker 9: election and to see what they could do to be
Speaker 9: able to control where the American people are. The good
Speaker 9: news is the American people saw through those ninety to
Speaker 9: one indictments, saw right through what was actually happening politically.
Speaker 9: And as the information continues to come out, as it
Speaker 9: says in scripture, those things that are whispered in the
Speaker 9: secret place will be shouted from the housetops. As the
Speaker 9: information comes out and the truth is exposed on it,
Speaker 9: more and more people are seeing seriously the FBI was
Speaker 9: tracking Republican members of Congress and tracking their phone to
Speaker 9: be able to see what they could actually figure out
Speaker 9: how to be able to fish to go through this.
Speaker 9: It had reached that level that this bad administration from
Speaker 9: the Biden administration would determine they're going to use whatever
Speaker 9: power they have. And instantly enough they kept talking over
Speaker 9: and over again, we've got a save democracy. Literally, they
Speaker 9: were selling out democracy and creating autocracy while they're chanting
Speaker 9: save democracy.
Speaker 1: Well, said Senator Lineford Voklahoma. Appreciate your time, Senator, to
Speaker 1: keep up the good work.
Speaker 2: All right, So this is what we know. It's not
Speaker 2: a whole lot Now.
Speaker 1: We did learn earlier in the day that Lindsey how
Speaker 1: Again in the Eastern District of Virginia went in to
Speaker 1: a grand jury on the issue of Letitia James. We
Speaker 1: believe it probably has to do with the mortgage issue
Speaker 1: that we've covered fairly extensively here on this program and
Speaker 1: whether or not, oh it is okay, and we're gonna
Speaker 1: get more details in a second. But anyway, we now
Speaker 1: have the DOJ has indicted the New York at Attorney General. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I think there's a whole lot of lawfare that should
Speaker 1: have been looked into too. And you know, how does
Speaker 1: somebody run on a platform of get Trump at the
Speaker 1: way she did? Anyway, Fox News legal analysts, our friend
Speaker 1: Greg Jared is with us.
Speaker 2: Now this is big news.
Speaker 1: And you know she and Adam Schiff seem to have
Speaker 1: similar problems, don't they.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they absolutely do. And it's mortgage fraud allegedly. And
Speaker 10: the indictment follows this criminal referral from the Federal Housing
Speaker 10: Finance Agency director who cited alleged mortgage application fraud involving
Speaker 10: properties in Virginia and New York. The Virginia property, James
Speaker 10: is accused of falsely claiming that home as her primary
Speaker 10: residence to secure better mortgage rates, despite the fact that
Speaker 10: her official residence is New York. It must be New
Speaker 10: York in order to hold the position that she has
Speaker 10: as the state attorney general. And in fact, apparently there's
Speaker 10: a power of attorney document that was signed by James
Speaker 10: granting her niece authority to execute the purchase and listing
Speaker 10: the property as James's principal residence. So you know, I think,
Speaker 10: having not read the indictment because the news of it
Speaker 10: just broke I suspect.
Speaker 2: I have a little bit more news. Let me pass
Speaker 2: it on to you.
Speaker 1: The Justice Department won an indictment against New York Attorney
Speaker 1: General Letitia James, accusing her of committing mortgage fraud when
Speaker 1: she purchased a property in Virginia in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: The indictment on bank fraud makes James the second of
Speaker 1: President Donald Trump's political foes to be charged in the
Speaker 1: Eastern District of Virginia. Since President Trump pushed out the
Speaker 1: top prosecutor, Lindsay Halligan, is now in charge there. And anyway,
Speaker 1: Halligan apparently presented this case before the grand jury. And
Speaker 1: this is very interesting to me. Now I want to
Speaker 1: go into the law as it relates to people that
Speaker 1: would make mortgage applications and talk about places being their
Speaker 1: permanent home, permanent residence. And this is an issue that
Speaker 1: has come up as it relates to Adam Schiff because
Speaker 1: he was claiming who properties and benefiting on this tax forms.
Speaker 1: As it relates to you know which properties and getting
Speaker 1: more favorable mortgage rates because he claimed them as their
Speaker 1: primary residence. This is a big deal. And this, by
Speaker 1: the way, happens all the time. These charges are brought.
Speaker 2: All the time.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's true. Just look at Marilyn Moseby, who was
Speaker 10: the prosecutor in Baltimore who ended up getting convicted of
Speaker 10: doing the exact same thing. So you know, I mean, look,
Speaker 10: the law is very clear. You cannot have two separate homes,
Speaker 10: both of which is your principal place of residence. You
Speaker 10: can only have one. But Adam Schiff designated allegedly California
Speaker 10: as well as you know, Washington area. I believe it
Speaker 10: was Maryland home as his principal place of residence. You
Speaker 10: can't do that against the law. It's called mortgage fraud.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 10: And you know you're cheating on all kinds of uh,
Speaker 10: you know, government tax advantages and so forth, and so
Speaker 10: you know, it's about time that prosecutions are brought. Now
Speaker 10: understand that Letitia James is going to make the same
Speaker 10: claim that James Cumy is making in his particular case. Oh,
Speaker 10: dismiss the case, your honor. This is a vindictive prosecution
Speaker 10: by Donald Trump.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 10: And you know, grand jury abuse and outrageous government conduct
Speaker 10: and so forth. You know, they'll they'll say it should
Speaker 10: be tossed because Trump pressure government lawyers to bring a
Speaker 10: politically motivated prosecution. Well, I got news for them. That
Speaker 10: doesn't mean under law that a person cannot be criminally
Speaker 10: prosecuted for I'll give you an example. Biden constantly criticized
Speaker 10: Trump as a threat to democracy, and his dirty fingerprints
Speaker 10: were all over the double prosecutions brought by Special Counsel
Speaker 10: Jack Smith. And you know, as The New York Times
Speaker 10: reported back in twenty twenty two, Biden let it be
Speaker 10: known he wanted Trump prosecutor to applied pressure on Attorney
Speaker 10: General Merrick Garland to get it done, and it got done.
Speaker 10: You know, it's a myth that a president cannot tell
Speaker 10: DOJ lawyers or US attorneys what to do. I got
Speaker 10: news for him. Read article to the Constitution. The president
Speaker 10: holds ultimate authority over all executive branch departments, including the
Speaker 10: DOJ and their US attorneys. He can direct decisions as
Speaker 10: a part of his inherent powers, including prosecutorial decisions. So
Speaker 10: if you're going to follow the law that you know,
Speaker 10: selective prosecution, vindictive prosecution should not work.
Speaker 11: But you know, in.
Speaker 10: Comey's case, you know, he's making a pitch in front
Speaker 10: of a friendly Empire district judge who was appointed to
Speaker 10: the bench by President Joe Biden, who's you know, dj
Speaker 10: Ran interference for Comy. So you know this is going
Speaker 10: to be a tough case, particularly in that district in Virginia,
Speaker 10: which is dominated by a liberal jury pool that will
Speaker 10: ultimately make the decision.
Speaker 1: It's amazing to me because you know, it's honestly like
Speaker 1: if Donald Trump spit on the sidewalk, they wanted to
Speaker 1: go after him. And I really have no sympathy for
Speaker 1: the likes And by the way, we're going to take
Speaker 1: some of your calls if you want to weigh in
Speaker 1: on this. I see my phone's blowing up here. Finally,
Speaker 1: I mean, you have somebody that runs on a platform.
Speaker 1: She's going to be the attorney general of a Laticia
Speaker 1: James and Latisia James, you know, runs on a platform,
Speaker 1: Get Trump, Alvin Bragg, get Trump.
Speaker 2: You know what was the case? Letitia James?
Speaker 1: What explic because it's the almost the exact same issue
Speaker 1: she was charging the Trump organization with in a civil
Speaker 1: case and then getting this ridiculous, unprecedented fine which they're
Speaker 1: not gonna have to pay, thank god. And remember if
Speaker 1: it wasn't it that case where they had in Goron
Speaker 1: and evaluation of mar Lago at eighteen million, when it's
Speaker 1: a property worth between one and one point five billion dollars.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: And it would take just a minute's perusal of a
Speaker 1: website like realtor dot com or Zillo dot com and
Speaker 1: find out, oh h, they undervalued that property and didn't
Speaker 1: want to know the truth. Nobody cared that they statuted
Speaker 1: limitations had run out on Alvin Bragg. And in terms
Speaker 1: of misdemeanor charge of what would have been a misdemeanor
Speaker 1: charge for a legal non disclosure agreement that was labeled
Speaker 1: a non disclosure agreement that was paid as a legal expense,
Speaker 1: I mean the degree of weaponization there. Now in this
Speaker 1: case you have Letitia James. This is about something that
Speaker 1: is real and something that is serious, and that's called
Speaker 1: mortgage fraud. And for a Virginia property she's claiming as
Speaker 1: a principal residence. You can't be a New York New
Speaker 1: York's top prosecutor and have a Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia house
Speaker 1: as your principal residence. What do you claim that whoopsie Daisy,
Speaker 1: I made a mistake on my loan application.
Speaker 2: Is that what they claim?
Speaker 10: Yeah? I mean that is that's going to be her
Speaker 10: her defense. Well her, she has a two part defense. One,
Speaker 10: it's a vindictive prosecution. Dismiss the case, you're honor. Number Two,
Speaker 10: if it goes to a jury, it's whoopsie days as
Speaker 10: you call it. There was a pretty good explanation. Ogee,
Speaker 10: it was a typo or a miscommunication. Well under the
Speaker 10: Letitia James standard in the case you brought against Trump,
Speaker 10: she argued and said publicly, it doesn't matter if there's
Speaker 10: a miscommunication or somebody else did the work for you.
Speaker 10: Ultimately Trump is responsible. Well, then you know she's ultimately
Speaker 10: responsible in this particular mortgage fraud case. But you know,
Speaker 10: spare me the fake moral outrage over weaponization of the law.
Speaker 10: You're right, Sean. She ran on the campaign promise to
Speaker 10: get Trump, and now people are upset because Trump wants
Speaker 10: to get Letitia James. You know you can't have it
Speaker 10: both ways.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean this seems pretty cut and dry.
Speaker 1: I mean, either she claimed it as her principal residence
Speaker 1: while she's the top, you know, while she's the age
Speaker 1: in New York, as she claimed the Virginia property was
Speaker 1: the prince over residence, or she didn't. And if she did,
Speaker 1: and I don't really think there's a lot of excuses.
Speaker 1: But Greg, we appreciate you man, You're the best. Thank you,
Speaker 1: my pleasure, Greg Jarrett, Fox News Legal Analyst, eight hundred
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Speaker 1: we're going to have Peter Navarro and John Solomon on
Speaker 1: at the top. What they did to Peter Navarro is unbelievable.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Jim is in North Carolina. Jim, how are you
Speaker 2: glad you called?
Speaker 3: Sir?
Speaker 6: Hey, Sean good? How are you doing good?
Speaker 2: Buddy? Glad you called.
Speaker 6: I've been I've been a real estate broker or a
Speaker 6: broker since nineteen eighty seven. That's almost forty years. I've
Speaker 6: been a I'm a certifying residential appraiser, been one since
Speaker 6: nineteen ninety one. I'm faha approved. What Latisia James did
Speaker 6: sickens me. That woman knows exactly what she did and
Speaker 6: she needs to go to jail. I've taken continuing education
Speaker 6: for the entire time that I've been a broker and
Speaker 6: an appraiser. I've also served on an appraisal board in
Speaker 6: another state and maybe the Appraisal Board and also the
Speaker 6: Real Estate Board of New York needs to get involved
Speaker 6: as well. But that woman needs to go to jail. Period.
Speaker 2: Well, I will tell you my thought. Look, it was
Speaker 2: very funny.
Speaker 1: There was a time because me and some friends invest
Speaker 1: in real estate, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 4: We do it.
Speaker 2: I mean, we have lawyers out the yazoo, we really do.
Speaker 1: And it was funny because we had refinanced some loan
Speaker 1: and you know that there are government back loans. I
Speaker 1: don't even know the process, to be very honest, because
Speaker 1: that's not my part of the business.
Speaker 2: That's not what I do.
Speaker 1: And they said, oh, he refinanced, and Donald Trump must
Speaker 1: to giving him favorable treatment. Turned out we did it
Speaker 1: during the Obama years.
Speaker 2: How funny is that.
Speaker 6: Exactly? I mean, there's any time, Sean, as you know,
Speaker 6: when you have banking and landing involved, it's all now
Speaker 6: interstate and those are considered federally related transactions, generally related transactions.
Speaker 6: And that's why it's fawn and it's criminal. She knows
Speaker 6: exactly what she did. There's no sense typo. As you know,
Speaker 6: underwriters are involved in every single loan that they underwrite.
Speaker 6: It's all taken very seriously and she needs to go
Speaker 6: to jail.
Speaker 1: Well, they knew what her job was, they knew it
Speaker 1: couldn't possibly be of principal residence anyway, Jim, really informative call.
Speaker 1: Thank you Afrat Texas. We have about a minute. It's
Speaker 1: all yours, go for it.
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Speaker 4: Jewish Israeli, we can't tell you how much we appreciate
Speaker 4: your loyalty and honesty and truth. You've been speaking truth
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Speaker 1: My sincerest prayers go out to the people of Israel,
Speaker 1: and if I find there's a lot of ignorance out
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Speaker 1: of thousands of rockets surrounded by enemies, and then October
Speaker 1: seventh is unbelievable evil in our time, I have no
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