Speaker 1: A right news round up information overload hour this Friday.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and ninety four one Shawn is a number
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: I know I don't ever like to criticize law enforcement,
Speaker 1: in large part because their job is hard enough. Now,
Speaker 1: we saw the best of the best on Saturday night
Speaker 1: at the White House correspondence dinner, and that is those
Speaker 1: Secret Service agent, other agents, other law enforcement men and
Speaker 1: women you know do raced into harm's way to protect
Speaker 1: the people that they were designated to protect. I have
Speaker 1: nothing but the deepest respect for people that will take
Speaker 1: a bullet for the people that they're hired to protect.
Speaker 1: How could you not respect that? However, I am critical
Speaker 1: of the three assassination attempts. I see major problems that
Speaker 1: have emerged that need to be dealt with. In my
Speaker 1: humble opinion, I mean, how is it possible in Butler
Speaker 1: that this guy gets a ladder and with a long
Speaker 1: gun and climbs on the roof only one hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty yards away from where Donald Trump is. Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: lucky he's alive today. I think it was the hand
Speaker 1: of God, frankly that saved him that day. Then the
Speaker 1: Trump International incident. Well, you know what happened. There a
Speaker 1: known area where paparazzi hide in the bushes just outside
Speaker 1: these golf holes are right along the perimeter of the road,
Speaker 1: adjacent to it, parallel to it, and there's a fence
Speaker 1: at the end of the golf course where the property ends.
Speaker 1: On the other side of it is a tread area,
Speaker 1: an area where paparazzi are known to congregate. They never
Speaker 1: swept that area. And then we have this incident where
Speaker 1: this guy is less than what seventy yards racing into
Speaker 1: the very room where the President, the first Lady, the
Speaker 1: Vice President, the Speaker of the House, all these cabinet
Speaker 1: officials are congregating. I'm just flabbergasted by this because I
Speaker 1: see three consistent problems that are all that all are
Speaker 1: that all relate to all these individual cases. Now, if
Speaker 1: you go to an R and C or DNC convention,
Speaker 1: and I pointed this out before, usually there are multiple
Speaker 1: perimeters as far as a half a mile or longer away.
Speaker 1: That's perimeter number one. To get through Perimeter number one,
Speaker 1: you usually have to show a picture idy have. The
Speaker 1: time you get to perimeter number two, you get magged.
Speaker 1: You get wanded, you have to empty your pockets, go
Speaker 1: through all the protocols. By the time you get up
Speaker 1: to the building once again, you empty your pockets, you
Speaker 1: get magged, you get wanded, and then you have to
Speaker 1: get checked four more times with picture id ironic Democrats
Speaker 1: wanted at their convention, but they don't want to be voting.
Speaker 1: But that's a separate issue. How is it possible they
Speaker 1: they did not sweep Butler better? How is it possible
Speaker 1: the perimeter was not much much further away? I mean,
Speaker 1: with a high powered rifle and a scope, it's not
Speaker 1: hard to hit a target fifteen hundred yards away, never
Speaker 1: mind one hundred and thirty yards away. That perimeter needs
Speaker 1: to be much further away. Now, if I'm wrong, maybe
Speaker 1: our next guest will tell us. We have Nicole Parker,
Speaker 1: author of the two fbis the bravery and betrayal I
Speaker 1: saw at my time at the bureau. Josh Sharad is
Speaker 1: with US, twenty year SWAT officer, Director of Law Enforcement
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Speaker 1: to the program. Nicole, is there anything I'm saying here?
Speaker 1: That's wrong.
Speaker 2: Everything you're saying is exactly right. And that's what I
Speaker 2: love about you, Sean. You just tell it straight up
Speaker 2: because you're generous and you're fair, because you back to blue,
Speaker 2: you back to law enforcement officers. But you know what,
Speaker 2: when it screw up, he'd be called out. And I
Speaker 2: think that Trump has been extremely gracious, like you, He
Speaker 2: always backs the Blue He backed to the Secret Service,
Speaker 2: he backed law enforcement. But sadly, you know, President Trump,
Speaker 2: this is a third assassination attempt, and we know that
Speaker 2: there are more threats against him than any human probably
Speaker 2: in the history of the world. At this point. There's
Speaker 2: just so much hate coming at him. But sadly, you know,
Speaker 2: President Trump's like, look, I was very pleased, and again
Speaker 2: he's extremely generous, and I appreciate that. But for him
Speaker 2: to be pleased, it's sad because the bar is set
Speaker 2: so low, because after Butler, he's accustomed to having around
Speaker 2: coming at his head and getting hit in the ear.
Speaker 2: So again he's being kind, he's being generous, but we
Speaker 2: all know that President Trump deserves better. The American people
Speaker 2: deserve better. July of twenty twenty five, they released a
Speaker 2: report from the Government Accountability Office and it outlined the
Speaker 2: usccret services failures from Butler during the first attempt at assassination,
Speaker 2: and it was ordered by the Senate Judiciar Committee, you know,
Speaker 2: Chuck Grassley, and I know that there's many similar calls
Speaker 2: for this third assassination tempt right now. And if we look,
Speaker 2: six Secret Service agents were suspended after Beller but Sean,
Speaker 2: to my knowledge, not one of them was fired. And
Speaker 2: so I just based on my own personal experience, I
Speaker 2: believe that we always have to have grace. Again, like
Speaker 2: you said, we're operating under the highest level of stress
Speaker 2: and stressful circumstances. But to have no one sweep and
Speaker 2: cover that stairwell is egregious. I don't know how they can.
Speaker 1: How about sweep the whole hotel now, if they don't
Speaker 1: have the ability, well they don't have the manpower to
Speaker 1: go through the entire hotel. That means every guest in
Speaker 1: the hotel has to be checked, every room has to
Speaker 1: be checked. Then it has to be secure. Anyone then
Speaker 1: coming into the hotel needs to be wanded. They need
Speaker 1: to be mag so that they can't bring something in
Speaker 1: after their room has been swept. To me, this is fundamental,
Speaker 1: This is basic, and I think the perimeter was way
Speaker 1: too close to where the actual ballroom was. What if
Speaker 1: twelve people you know, rushed through that mag like that
Speaker 1: with guns blazing, I mean, it could have been a catastrophe.
Speaker 2: Well, and I think what's concerning to me is a
Speaker 2: photo that Klay Travis posted on social media and it
Speaker 2: literally shows multiple law enforcement officers and Secret Service agents
Speaker 2: literally not in a position of ready until the president
Speaker 2: has left the venue. You are on full duty. And
Speaker 2: the fact that people were leaning up against the walls,
Speaker 2: they were chatting, have her conversations, They were looking at
Speaker 2: a magnetometer. You know who was the success here was
Speaker 2: the canine. You see the handler taking the canine and
Speaker 2: these video surveillance footages that are coming out, and he
Speaker 2: senses something at that stairwell and then the handler continues
Speaker 2: to proceed and then the suspect comes right out and
Speaker 2: runs through that magnetometer. Kudos to the canine.
Speaker 1: There was one person that looks like a woman, I
Speaker 1: can't say for sure, and she pulled out her gun.
Speaker 1: The other ten people in that picture that Clay Travis
Speaker 1: put out, no, they were asleep on the job right there.
Speaker 2: Unacceptable, unacceptable and until there's consequences. Nothing will change, and
Speaker 2: we've talked about this over and over, but they were
Speaker 2: not in a ready position. And again, this is local
Speaker 2: law enforcement, federal agents. That is your job. That is
Speaker 2: your job. And until President Trump has left the venue
Speaker 2: and all of those that are there to be protected,
Speaker 2: you are on duty. There's no time to be slacking off.
Speaker 2: And unfortunately that's what happened here. We're very very lucky
Speaker 2: that President Trump, that this individual did.
Speaker 1: This can't happen anymore.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: Okay, one thing to do after Butler is they won't
Speaker 1: have outdoor events again. But indoor events like this, this
Speaker 1: was not the proper venue. If they didn't have the manpower.
Speaker 1: Now they did inherit a depleted Secret Service. That's not
Speaker 1: their fault. But now they've had a year and a
Speaker 1: half to bring in new agents and obviously that has
Speaker 1: not been done either. You know, I can only tell
Speaker 1: you Josh and Sho. I really I'm hesitant to admit this,
Speaker 1: but when I go out publicly, meaning of I'm at
Speaker 1: an event and I have security with me. If it's
Speaker 1: a very important event a lot of people and maybe
Speaker 1: more risky, I bring my son Say and his team
Speaker 1: with me. I mean, he grabs my belt. The guy
Speaker 1: will not stop harassing me, and he's like, I don't care,
Speaker 1: this is my job, and I get it, but he
Speaker 1: doesn't want me to die on his watch. What he
Speaker 1: keeps telling me, you're not dying on my watch not happening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I definitely think we're seeing a little bit
Speaker 4: of complacency slip in here, and Nicole pointed it out
Speaker 4: as well. We see so much of this one, especially
Speaker 4: when these events drown on for hours and hours and
Speaker 4: days and days, we see this complacency set in, and
Speaker 4: it's exactly what we saw here. We saw it in
Speaker 4: the video, we saw in the photos of these officers
Speaker 4: that think, well, this event's already, everybody's inside, there's not
Speaker 4: not going to be any more activity. That's exactly when
Speaker 4: things happen. Look, I've worked with Secret Service planning events
Speaker 4: just like this for presidents, for congressmen, and that's exactly
Speaker 4: when when you have to realize things can be at
Speaker 4: their worst, is when everybody all that complacency start setting in.
Speaker 4: Things have been set in motion already, the event has started,
Speaker 4: and now we get this lull. People that are planning
Speaker 4: attacks understand that they're not going to try to plan
Speaker 4: these attacks when everybody's coming in when there's a bunch
Speaker 4: of activity, because they're more likely to be found out
Speaker 4: and seen and not able to carry out these attacks.
Speaker 4: They wait until attention is diverted and is focused on
Speaker 4: other parts. We saw it in Butler, we saw it here.
Speaker 4: All these things we keep seeing over and over again.
Speaker 4: This is when law enforcement officers have to be at
Speaker 4: their most heightened alert state, when everybody else is focusing
Speaker 4: their attention somewhere else. That is when these attacks are
Speaker 4: going to happen. And we keep seeing this complacency slip
Speaker 4: in whether it comes to just literally standing at alert,
Speaker 4: literally looking in the right direction, or when it comes
Speaker 4: to communicating with local law enforcement like we saw in Butler,
Speaker 4: and we let these things continue to slide because we
Speaker 4: just think it's not going to happen. Look, we don't
Speaker 4: have have that luxury anymore. We've seen it time and
Speaker 4: time again. We're going to continue seeing it. He's only
Speaker 4: been in the seat for a little over a year.
Speaker 4: We still have several years to go, and I guarantee
Speaker 4: you this is not going to be the last attempt
Speaker 4: on his life. Well, other members of the Cabinet and
Speaker 4: Congress as well. We have to continue being vigilant no
Speaker 4: matter what's going on, no matter where the focus is,
Speaker 4: and that's got to be the mission going forward.
Speaker 1: And especially with the president, especially a president that has
Speaker 1: been so demonized like President Trump has. I mean, the
Speaker 1: narrative on him is you know, racist, fascist, Nazi Gestapo,
Speaker 1: and it goes on and on. There are a lot
Speaker 1: of sick individuals out there, Nicole. I know your years
Speaker 1: in the FBI, you dealt with these people, and they're
Speaker 1: very impressionable, unfortunately, and this has a dehumanization effect, the
Speaker 1: dehumanizing people, and there's also an incitement element to it,
Speaker 1: although I don't think you can hold them accountable old
Speaker 1: the person responsible for what they do. However, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm flabbergasted. Did this happen yet again? Then
Speaker 1: now that night, the President called me immediately from the
Speaker 1: holding room and he's arguing with everybody in the room.
Speaker 1: I got to hear the deliberations. He wanted to go
Speaker 1: back out and I'm like, sir, you cannot go back
Speaker 1: out there. We don't know at this time if this
Speaker 1: is a loan shooter or a broader conspiracy. It's not
Speaker 1: safe and it'll probably take ten hours to sweep that
Speaker 1: room anyway.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, we know President Trump is a warrior. He
Speaker 2: doesn't back down, he doesn't play games. And we saw
Speaker 2: him Butler, he stood right up and he said fight, fight, fight,
Speaker 2: And that's the moment we will never forget again. We
Speaker 2: have to protect President Trump. And you know, I'm glad
Speaker 2: that he did. He's complied with what the Super Service recommended.
Speaker 2: But Sean, just taking us back to the security failures.
Speaker 2: I've read the manifesto and I'm just going to read
Speaker 2: a quick portion. This is from Cole Allen, who did
Speaker 2: surveillance prior to this, and he literally is laughing. At
Speaker 2: the end of the manifesto, he writes, ps, Okay, now
Speaker 2: that all the staffy stuff is done, what the hell
Speaker 2: is the Secret Service doing? Sorry, gonna ran a bit
Speaker 2: here and drop the formal tone. Like I expected security
Speaker 2: cameras that every bend, bugged hotel rooms, armed agents every
Speaker 2: ten feet, metal detectors out the wazoo. What I got,
Speaker 2: who knows, maybe they're pranking me, is nothing. No damn security,
Speaker 2: not in transport, not in the hotel, not in the
Speaker 2: event like the one thing that I immediately noticed walking
Speaker 2: to visit hotel is the sense of arrogance. I walk
Speaker 2: in with multiple weapons and not a single person there
Speaker 2: considers the possibility that I could be a threat. And
Speaker 2: again it goes on and on. The security at the
Speaker 2: event is all outside focused on protesters and current arrivals,
Speaker 2: because apparently no one thought about what happens if someone
Speaker 2: texts in the day before. Like, this level of incompetence
Speaker 2: is insane, and I very sincerely hope it's corrected by
Speaker 2: the time this country gets actually potent leadership again. And
Speaker 2: he goes on and on and again. That's the quote
Speaker 2: directly from the manifesto, and that's alarming to me because
Speaker 2: this is the suspect. This is a suspect.
Speaker 1: He is mocking the Secret Service, mocking law enforcement, mocking
Speaker 1: the whole process. But he's also exposing a vulnerability that
Speaker 1: we cannot as a country have. All right, quick break,
Speaker 1: we'll continue more with Nicole Parker and Josh Shirard is
Speaker 1: with us talking about what happened at the White House
Speaker 1: Correspondence theinner We'll get to your calls on the other
Speaker 1: side as well. Eight hundred and ninety four one Sean
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: Are we continued, Josh Sharad is with us and Nicole
Speaker 1: Parker talking about, you know, all the security failures leading
Speaker 1: up to yet another assassination attempt against President Trump. Now
Speaker 1: we also have to remember our top geopolitical foes, they're
Speaker 1: watching all these attempts too. And do you have any doubt, Josh,
Speaker 1: we only have less than a minute that the Iranians
Speaker 1: would't want I want to send a team of assassins
Speaker 1: here if they're not here already, or activate a sell
Speaker 1: that's here to go after the president and light of
Speaker 1: what they see as a vulnerability.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, any state nation or any anyone that's trying to
Speaker 4: plan an attack like this is using all of this
Speaker 4: as intel. We've seen it time and time again. We've
Speaker 4: seen some of these calls. We've seen bogus calls go
Speaker 4: out just to see what response times look like, to
Speaker 4: see what response protocols look like, what kind of posture
Speaker 4: are they going to use. This is a real world
Speaker 4: example that they can use to look at to see
Speaker 4: what our response is going to be, to see where
Speaker 4: the holes in that security plan are going to be,
Speaker 4: and how to make sure that they can get around
Speaker 4: those and how to overcome those obstacles. So anybody that's
Speaker 4: running any kind of intel is going to look at
Speaker 4: this with a fine tooth comb and see where they
Speaker 4: can get in and where they can exploit our weaknesses,
Speaker 4: and unfortunately, we keep showing them time and time again. Look,
Speaker 4: I'm twenty two year law enforcement professional. I hate money
Speaker 4: more in quarterback as much as everybody else does. But
Speaker 4: as law enforcement professionals, we have to look events like
Speaker 4: this and see what can we learn, what can we
Speaker 4: do this?
Speaker 1: And I'm telling you right now there are people in
Speaker 1: the administration that are angry that I'm being so forceful
Speaker 1: about this, but I'm sorry. It can't happen again. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to stop. I'm not It's too important. This
Speaker 1: is incident number three. I don't know how many lives
Speaker 1: this guy gets, but you know, next time it could
Speaker 1: be a disaster, and I'm trying to prevent that from
Speaker 1: ever happening. I've got to run. I do appreciate both
Speaker 1: of you, Josh, thank you, Nicole, thank you. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Richard and North Carolina next. On The Sean Hannity Show,
Speaker 1: Happy Friday.
Speaker 5: Sir oh Sean I want to thank you first off
Speaker 5: for taking a call and listen to your show every day.
Speaker 1: Thank you by friend. What's going on?
Speaker 5: Well, I just I retired from the California Highway Patrol.
Speaker 5: We just earned thirty years of service and I was
Speaker 5: trained by the Secret Service and Dignitary Protection many years ago.
Speaker 5: When I saw the initial video of the suspect running
Speaker 5: through that control point, the civil things that stood out
Speaker 5: to me. There didn't appear to be any real control
Speaker 5: points set up, just a large room with a magnometer
Speaker 5: in it and some folding tables with several officers standing.
Speaker 5: There were no barricades to funnel people into that control area,
Speaker 5: and all the personnel I saw there is and brought
Speaker 5: up by others, they seemed not to be paying a
Speaker 5: whole lot of attention to the entire area on it.
Speaker 5: One officer had us back to the entryway. The mindset
Speaker 5: just seemed to be at a low level of security,
Speaker 5: not on a high state of alert for what this
Speaker 5: function was.
Speaker 1: And the perimeter is way too close to the actual
Speaker 1: venue it was.
Speaker 5: And anybody and her brother could walk in there, and
Speaker 5: that was a huge point on it. With the trending
Speaker 5: that I received on it as far as the shooting
Speaker 5: or the lack thereof. This suspect entered that control point
Speaker 5: rapidly and he caught all the officers off guards. And
Speaker 5: it takes about a second and a half to realize
Speaker 5: something's going on and then more to react. And now
Speaker 5: there's everybody saying, well, why didn't the shooting. There's a
Speaker 5: couple of things that come into play with that. I
Speaker 5: understand that you practice with firearms, and I assume you
Speaker 5: go to the range frequently, don't you.
Speaker 1: I really can't because my hearing loss is kind of
Speaker 1: severe after doing radio and having an IFB in my
Speaker 1: ear all these years on television, so I have pretty
Speaker 1: significant hearing loss, so I have to be careful how
Speaker 1: often I get to shoot. I can shoot my burner,
Speaker 1: which is great because it just doesn't have the same
Speaker 1: pop or the same noise level, so I can still
Speaker 1: maintain my proficiency that way.
Speaker 5: Well, what you should try to do next time when
Speaker 5: you go out to the range and you're practicing is
Speaker 5: go out and stand about twenty yards away from your
Speaker 5: target line with your weapon holsterirt and then start running
Speaker 5: parallel to that line, draw and fire well up and
Speaker 5: at the target coming up and I'll guarantee you it
Speaker 5: is difficult just to hit the target. Besides, and shooting.
Speaker 1: Shooting is an art, and it you know, at a
Speaker 1: very young age because of what my parents did for
Speaker 1: a living and they had a loaded firearm in the house,
Speaker 1: they wanted to make sure I was trained in the
Speaker 1: safe use of a firearm. And that's when I was
Speaker 1: ten years old. Then it became a passion and I
Speaker 1: was a marksman at a pretty young age. But I
Speaker 1: mean it was drilled into my brain about you know,
Speaker 1: gun safety from day one. I mean drilled into it.
Speaker 5: And this is something that needs to be drilled into
Speaker 5: these officers on it.
Speaker 3: Our country's top tier members can do.
Speaker 5: This, but they practice constantly and they fire thousands of
Speaker 5: rounds to maintain a proficiency on it. I feel that
Speaker 5: there should be some section made out in the range
Speaker 5: where they're mobile and make them run, make them draw,
Speaker 5: on fire, and make them hit and like say, it's
Speaker 5: anybody that has dignitary protection duties on it should be
Speaker 5: very proficient at running, drawing, and firing and able to
Speaker 5: hit their target.
Speaker 1: We needed a perimeter. Well, first of all, I would
Speaker 1: argue we needed multiple perimeters. Number one number two, I
Speaker 1: think they needed to be much further away from the
Speaker 1: actual venue. Number three, they didn't sweep the hotel, hold
Speaker 1: the entire hotel. They didn't sweep, they didn't secure the areas,
Speaker 1: they didn't hold. It was probably not the right venue
Speaker 1: for the president. I don't think they had the manpower
Speaker 1: for it, and I just think that all of this
Speaker 1: could have been prevented. Now some would argue, well, I mean,
Speaker 1: there was no way this guy was going to get
Speaker 1: in there and be able to shoot at the president.
Speaker 1: I'm not so sure I buy that. Or if the
Speaker 1: person was shooting indiscriminately before somebody with a weapon that
Speaker 1: was in there, one of the security people, for one
Speaker 1: of the cabinet members, or of some of the other
Speaker 1: people that had armed protection, God knows how many people
Speaker 1: he could have killed in the process. There probably not
Speaker 1: the president. However, what if there was fifteen people that
Speaker 1: rushed that mac, what if there was thirty people, What
Speaker 1: if it was more coordinated than it actually turned out
Speaker 1: to be. And there's too many questions here, and I
Speaker 1: just think that we're missing Every single incident has the
Speaker 1: same I think I would argue faulty planning. We're not
Speaker 1: securing a large enough perimeter. We're not sweeping it good enough.
Speaker 1: We're not securing and holding good enough. And those are
Speaker 1: the lessons I learned from Butler and from Trump International,
Speaker 1: and in this case as well.
Speaker 5: That's a true statement there, and I believe that they
Speaker 5: need to move more out on that and have more officers.
Speaker 5: And if it takes walking down an area on it
Speaker 5: and you're only letting certain ones in, God forbid, if
Speaker 5: it was a multiple attacker scenario on it, and God knows,
Speaker 5: we lock.
Speaker 1: It down, it has got to be one secure lock
Speaker 1: it down. Anyway, I've got to run because I have
Speaker 1: other callers. But I do appreciate you commenting Richard North Carolina,
Speaker 1: God bless you. Appreciate you. Rick in Utah Next Sean
Speaker 1: Hannity Show, Rick, how are you?
Speaker 6: I'm just fine, Thank you for taking my call. Republican.
Speaker 6: My whole life, I try to keep up and keep
Speaker 6: myself informed of our political process. Maybe you could help
Speaker 6: me understand, uh, with that ill han Bomar, with everything
Speaker 6: that is out there that's we know, why is she
Speaker 6: still able to conduct business in it? For our country,
Speaker 6: for her for her state? Understand what it is? Maybe
Speaker 6: you could help.
Speaker 1: I mean, you have questions how somebody could make a
Speaker 1: thirty million dollar mistake on a financial disclosure form that
Speaker 1: that's a little odd to you. I mean that could
Speaker 1: happen anybody, right, you make a thirty million dollar valuation
Speaker 1: of your net worth. Anyone can make that mistake.
Speaker 6: Right, right, And then I'd be in jail if.
Speaker 1: I did it exactly. And as far as the questions
Speaker 1: about her immigration status, I would like to get a
Speaker 1: full report on that. My favorite congresswoman Omar it kind
Speaker 1: of went viral again this week. It's from a previous
Speaker 1: speech he had given. And you know how Roman numerals
Speaker 1: when you say world War one, World War two, et cetera,
Speaker 1: just like Super Bowl whatever we're at at right now,
Speaker 1: fifty five whatever it is. This is her referring to
Speaker 1: World War two.
Speaker 7: The last time the Alien Enemies Act was invoked, it
Speaker 7: was used to detain and deport German Japanese Italian immigrants
Speaker 7: doing War War eleven.
Speaker 1: World War eleven. Yeah, as a real genius there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And that's the mentality of the people that's supposed
Speaker 6: to be running this country and in their states. I
Speaker 6: just I just cannot for the life of me understand
Speaker 6: why she isn't at least sidelined if they have to
Speaker 6: do some more investigating. But that why is she still
Speaker 6: able to conduct business? I just don't understand.
Speaker 1: I don't get it either. And never mind the fraud
Speaker 1: that was so widespread and is so widespread out of
Speaker 1: her district in Minnesota, and you know, thankfully we're getting
Speaker 1: to the bottom of that. In spite of that, that
Speaker 1: idiot Tim Walls, Rick, go have a Crown Burger for
Speaker 1: lunch on me. Okay, my friend.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, thank you Sean.
Speaker 1: To appreciate you being with us. All Right, let's get
Speaker 1: to our busy phones. Mike in Washington, d C. The
Speaker 1: swamp Mike, Happy Friday.
Speaker 3: Glad you called Happy Friday, mister. Thank you so much,
Speaker 3: Sean and Katie, and we're talking real quickly. I'll have
Speaker 3: a lot of time and your people about time that
Speaker 3: situation in Texas. We were upset that Jasmine Crockett had lost,
Speaker 3: and we were really upset. But then it all came
Speaker 3: into play with the Tarantino guy, the guy that won. Right,
Speaker 3: what happens that the black.
Speaker 1: Community had Tall Rico's his name.
Speaker 3: They're really really the black community and all of Texas
Speaker 3: really upset because he won't come to their communities and
Speaker 3: talk to them and show them what he's going to
Speaker 3: do for them, because he's afraid that he's going to
Speaker 3: upset the Bush people.
Speaker 1: So let me tell you what's going to happen the Republicans. Look,
Speaker 1: I know they have a primary going on corning in
Speaker 1: Paxton that's going to resolve itself. Republicans will have a candidate,
Speaker 1: and then the battle begins. And once the p people
Speaker 1: of Texas realize that this guy thinks that there's six
Speaker 1: separate genders and all the bizarre things that he has said,
Speaker 1: and all the bizarre beliefs he has, I don't see
Speaker 1: how mathematically he can win in the great State of Texas.
Speaker 1: I just don't see it. I think other states will
Speaker 1: be tougher, like Georgia, North Carolina. I don't think it'll
Speaker 1: be as tough in Iowa. I think that Susan Collins,
Speaker 1: which I'm glad for, she's the only elected Republican in
Speaker 1: New England. I don't think she's going to have a
Speaker 1: hard time against this guy with the Nazi tattoo and
Speaker 1: his extreme beliefs. And I think that I'm less worried
Speaker 1: about the Senate now than I've been in a long time,
Speaker 1: and we haven't even gotten to the point where the
Speaker 1: issues that will define the outcome of this election have
Speaker 1: come to the forefront. Appreciate the call, my friend, eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine four one, Sean. If you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program, John In Mary Marlin, John, Hi, Hi.
Speaker 8: Sean, thanks for taking my call. Listen tacking on to
Speaker 8: what you've been talking about, and also your conversation with
Speaker 8: the Senator. There's nothing more critical than getting us through
Speaker 8: these midterms than wrapping this this thing up. I left
Speaker 8: a message on the President's Truth social a few days ago.
Speaker 8: I said, dear mister President, please wrap this four letter
Speaker 8: word up piece four syllable word plural. There's an obfuscation,
Speaker 8: and every day Sean that he doesn't finish this off
Speaker 8: is another day they make deals with Russia, they figure
Speaker 8: out another route to get oil in or out.
Speaker 6: You know, tack.
Speaker 8: The military is doing a great job, but strategically we're losing.
Speaker 8: I mean, look at the headline right now on Fox News.
Speaker 1: President when I went out, losing anything. The President is
Speaker 1: only giving them time to get their act together, and
Speaker 1: he's showing patients, and I know exactly what he's doing.
Speaker 1: He can't. He can. He can wrap this up and
Speaker 1: end this today. He could just bomb them out and
Speaker 1: rip out their infrastructure, But what does that mean for
Speaker 1: the ninety million plus Iranian people. So it's not going
Speaker 1: to be a forever war. It's going to wrap up
Speaker 1: in many ways. We've accomplished our main goal and not
Speaker 1: going to have nuclear weapons. I'm not sure if you
Speaker 1: could just entomb the nuclear dust or certainly keep eyes
Speaker 1: on it so they'll never get to it. And I
Speaker 1: think at that point then the President can say, quote
Speaker 1: mission accomplished, and frankly, the straight of hor Moves is
Speaker 1: the world's problem. It's not our problem. We just rid
Speaker 1: the world of a threat of a nuclear armed rat.
Speaker 1: We did our job. Now it's up to them if
Speaker 1: they want the straight open. We don't need their oil.
Speaker 1: We don't need any oil from there.
Speaker 8: We underestimate it. However, I think their willingness to just
Speaker 8: sit and wait, they'll sit in kes and eat sea rations.
Speaker 8: They've probably got somebody transcribing your show in Farsi every day.
Speaker 8: They know everything we're thinking about, and we know nothing
Speaker 8: about what's going on.
Speaker 3: Over there.
Speaker 1: Oh, I got a call from the FBI that the Iranians,
Speaker 1: the Chinese, and the Russians all of it hacked into
Speaker 1: my phone. Why do you think they're hacking into my phone? Grief,
Speaker 1: there's nothing interesting in there. I can tell you that.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe I should start saying like horrible
Speaker 1: things to Linda. Maybe that might that public. You already
Speaker 1: do that. It's not working. I've never said a horrible
Speaker 1: thing to you in your life. What are you talking?
Speaker 1: Come on? Name one example. I make fun of how
Speaker 1: you say sauce in New York, and.
Speaker 2: I have to go through our text messages and we
Speaker 2: have too many for me to do that during this
Speaker 2: brief time where we should.
Speaker 1: The answer is, you can't think of one off the
Speaker 1: top of your brilliant you know, multiple master's degree mind. Oh,
Speaker 1: what I'm saying is I'll get back to you. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Uh huh, meaning there's nothing that's going
Speaker 1: to wrap things up for today. This Friday, we got
Speaker 1: a great Hannity tonight nine Eastern on Fox. Peter Doucy
Speaker 1: will join us, Steven Miller, Victor Davis Hansen, Maria Buratomo
Speaker 1: will join us. Wran's previous Aaron Maguire and the one
Speaker 1: and only Jimmy Fayla all coming up nine Eastern tonight, Hannity,
Speaker 1: set your DVR. We'll see you tonight. Back here on Monday,
Speaker 1: have a great weekend. Thank you for making the show
Speaker 1: possible