Speaker 1: Hour two Sean Hennedy's show, eight hundred and nine to
Speaker 1: four to one, Shawn on number If you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program, The tchumor shutdown continues.
Speaker 1: Spent his entire career speaking out against shutdowns. But now
Speaker 1: he's got to give into his radical base, and that
Speaker 1: means and he I think he thinks this is his
Speaker 1: path to cling on to power. I don't even think
Speaker 1: that Hakim Jefferys in the end is going to be
Speaker 1: able to. I think they're both both leaders in name only,
Speaker 1: let's be real about all this. But I don't think
Speaker 1: they're going to be able to. But Senate Republicans are
Speaker 1: trying everything they can do. They John Thune, the Senate
Speaker 1: majority leaders, now offer Democrats a standalone vote on extending
Speaker 1: enhanced Obamacare subsidies they were supposed to be temporary put
Speaker 1: in place by the Biden administration in exchange for voting
Speaker 1: to open up the government. We have gone into great
Speaker 1: specificity in detail in terms of what it is the
Speaker 1: Democrats want. They they want a fund pretty much everything
Speaker 1: they want to inspe to what they say they want
Speaker 1: two hundred billion dollars in moneies that they can use
Speaker 1: for illegal immigrants two hundred billion. They want pregnancy emergency
Speaker 1: Obamacare COVID subsidies. They want five hundred million restored for
Speaker 1: PBS and NPR. They want four million for LGBTQ democracy
Speaker 1: grants in the Balkans, two million for feminist democratic principles
Speaker 1: in Africa. In total, they want one point five trillion
Speaker 1: dollars in new spending to open the government for a
Speaker 1: mere seven weeks, and then we go right back and
Speaker 1: start all over again. Senate Democrats privately debating how to
Speaker 1: respond to Thun's plan to jam them on a vote
Speaker 1: funding the Department of Defense. Do they really want to
Speaker 1: justify not voting to fund our military? Scott Besson, Treasury Secretary,
Speaker 1: says the government shut down is starting to cut into
Speaker 1: muscle and the economy maybe losing billions every day. It
Speaker 1: was funny last night watching AOC dodge the question this
Speaker 1: is now the new tactic. You see this happening in
Speaker 1: the race for mayor in New York City. As much
Speaker 1: as Martha McCallum pushed moron I'm sorry more zoron Moron
Speaker 1: commie Marxist Mmdani to answer questions, he wouldn't answer a
Speaker 1: single one what makes you qualified to be mayor? Well,
Speaker 1: you mentioned Trump. Let me let me look directly in
Speaker 1: the camera and address Donald Trump. I mean, and this
Speaker 1: same phenomenon is happening in New Jersey. Mikey Cheryl, how
Speaker 1: did you make seven million dollars? I have no earthly idea,
Speaker 1: none at all, whatsoever. Why did you get you know,
Speaker 1: why didn't you get to walk with your class at
Speaker 1: the Naval Academy. Well, here's four different excuses at four
Speaker 1: different times. Same thing as happening in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Speaker 1: Abigail Spanberger, you know she can't answer questions. She she
Speaker 1: won't condemn j Jones who called for the assassination of
Speaker 1: the Speaker of the House in the Commonwealth and and
Speaker 1: harm to the speaker's children and family. Pretty unbelievable. But
Speaker 1: that's that's the state of where things are right now.
Speaker 1: And President Trump has found a way to pay our troops.
Speaker 1: Democrats claiming it's illegal, but meanwhile they're not doing a
Speaker 1: thing to stop it because they really don't want to
Speaker 1: stop it, because they know that this will, this will
Speaker 1: you know, they'll they'll bear responsibility on it. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk to Dusty Johnson in a minute of South
Speaker 1: Dakota because he's not taking any paycheck, like Ted ted
Speaker 1: Cruz said last night on Hannity, during this government shutdown.
Speaker 1: You know, in past shutdowns, these congressmen they get paid,
Speaker 1: they don't really care. It is impacting people's lives. And
Speaker 1: I saw a clip of our buddy Stephen A. Smith
Speaker 1: and and there was an air traffic controller. And now
Speaker 1: he's out, you know, doing door dash deliveries just to
Speaker 1: make ends meet in the interim while he's not going
Speaker 1: to be getting paid. And that really is who they
Speaker 1: all should be thinking about, because all of them have
Speaker 1: the ability to get their paycheck anyway. Joining us Dusty
Speaker 1: Johnson South Dakota, he's not only not taking a paycheck
Speaker 1: during this government shutdown, but he is also putting forth
Speaker 1: the A Bill to Eliminate Shutdowns Act, which would trigger
Speaker 1: an automatic continuing resolution for fourteen days in the event
Speaker 1: of a lapse of appropriations.
Speaker 2: Congressmen, great to have you. How are you.
Speaker 3: I'm doing fine, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: South Dakota's beautiful. I gotta be honest.
Speaker 1: I used to go to my kids played tournaments there
Speaker 1: and I was there like for four years in a row.
Speaker 2: Loved it. Beautiful place.
Speaker 3: Oh, it is unbelievable. July fourth, I was at Mount
Speaker 3: Rushmore with my old governor, good friend and Secretary of
Speaker 3: Homeland Security, Christine olm As. We swore in New Americans
Speaker 3: who did it the right way. Sean, it was absolutely incredible.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: The thing is, I don't get impressed too much by
Speaker 1: going to places, and and my kids wanted to see
Speaker 1: Mount Rushmore and I wanted I wanted them to see it.
Speaker 1: And but you know, for me, if I look, I
Speaker 1: feel like in my mind, if I look online that
Speaker 1: you really get the experience.
Speaker 2: You don't.
Speaker 1: I mean to see it up close like that and
Speaker 1: observe it, you realize it's it's majestic.
Speaker 2: It's incredible.
Speaker 1: But anyway, tell us about your your Eliminate Shutdowns Act,
Speaker 1: which I think is common sense and would would basically
Speaker 1: protect both sides in the end because they end up
Speaker 1: taking different positions each time. I take the position that
Speaker 1: shutdowns don't really bother me too much. Everyone ends up
Speaker 1: getting a vacation and back pay in the end, But
Speaker 1: it is it does create strain and pressure on government
Speaker 1: employees that is unnecessary and unwarranted and unfair.
Speaker 3: Well and at some point people are paying taxes and
Speaker 3: they should get what they pay for. If you're a
Speaker 3: small business, you're waiting on an SBA loan so you
Speaker 3: can add a few more employees. Like, I get it.
Speaker 3: It's not the end of the world if you've got
Speaker 3: to wait an extra twenty days to get that loan process.
Speaker 3: But that's the kind of crap that we make fun
Speaker 3: of Europe for about how slow they are to process
Speaker 3: basic tasks, And so I get it. There's not one
Speaker 3: single catastrophic part of a shutdown, but there are a
Speaker 3: million stupid little paper cuts. And you're right, My bill,
Speaker 3: along with Senator Ron Johnson he's the Senate sponsor, would
Speaker 3: just say we're not going to do this anymore. This
Speaker 3: is dumb to let the minority party, the Democrats in
Speaker 3: this instance, take everything hostage. As you probably know, Oshan,
Speaker 3: we're one of only a couple of countries in the
Speaker 3: world to do it this way. For our first two
Speaker 3: hundred years, we just said, well, if you miss the deadline,
Speaker 3: the funding levels continue until you get a deal. That's
Speaker 3: how most countries do it. But that's what my bill
Speaker 3: would do.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, it's basic, you know, common sense Honestly,
Speaker 1: it's just simple. It would make everybody's life easier. Politically,
Speaker 1: it'd be easier, but in reality, both sides try to
Speaker 1: gain a political advantage in this. However, it's usually the
Speaker 1: party responsible for the shutdown. In this case, the Democrats
Speaker 1: that you know, as we play all these audio tapes
Speaker 1: and videotapes on TV of them over the years being
Speaker 1: so adamantly against shutdowns and how dangerous they are and
Speaker 1: how horrible they are for people, and then to watch them,
Speaker 1: you know, dig in even deeper, you know, with their
Speaker 1: Trump arrangement syndrome. You know, it's kind of remarkable to
Speaker 1: see the hypocrisy on display.
Speaker 3: Well, and I'm glad you mentioned the performance art aspect
Speaker 3: of this, because that is what is irritating me. I mean,
Speaker 3: it is clear that John Thune, another great South dakotin
Speaker 3: is working hard to try to find some principled conservative
Speaker 3: but pragmatic approach forward. I mean, he's calling their bluff.
Speaker 3: They're saying, we want more of a normal appropriations process. Okay,
Speaker 3: big boys, big girls, Great, let's put the defense bill up. Okay,
Speaker 3: you don't want that, We'll put up a three bill
Speaker 3: package that includes agg funding like let's start to open
Speaker 3: back up this government. They're saying no because they don't.
Speaker 3: It appears that they don't actually want the partial solution.
Speaker 3: What they want is the political theater. And when I
Speaker 3: was in DC last week, when I was seeing my
Speaker 3: Democratic colleagues, it was amazing how much more they were
Speaker 3: focused on messaging and making noise than actually trying to
Speaker 3: get to yes.
Speaker 1: But this is now the state of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've never seen a party collapse this, this dramatically
Speaker 1: is we've seen since President Trump's reelection. Now, you know,
Speaker 1: in the lead up to this election, I think Democrats
Speaker 1: are all into woke and DEI and open borders and
Speaker 1: defunding this man and all this insanity. There's been no introspection,
Speaker 1: self reflection, and there's absolutely been zero I mean zero,
Speaker 1: you know, course correction, which, if anything, they've doubled down
Speaker 1: on stupid And now they've got the leadership scared to
Speaker 1: death of the radicals that really do rule their party.
Speaker 3: You are exact, all right, it has gotten worse, you know.
Speaker 3: Rather than taking some notes and I'll just back up
Speaker 3: real quick, I mean, securing the border was like a
Speaker 3: ninety ten issue. Getting rid of the dei nonsense was
Speaker 3: a ninety ten issue, and rather than acknowledging that they
Speaker 3: had gotten out way over their speeds, over their skis,
Speaker 3: they did double down. And so now you've got this
Speaker 3: Mondanie guy you were talking about in New York, who
Speaker 3: is legitimately a socialist. You've got the guy who's running
Speaker 3: against Susan Collins and Mayne who is legitimately a socialist.
Speaker 3: I mean, they're putting all of their eggs in the
Speaker 3: far left basket.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, when you speak to these these liberal colleagues of yours,
Speaker 1: if you even do, I don't know if they'll talk
Speaker 1: to you or not. What are these conversations like, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I have.
Speaker 3: A lot of conversations with them, and I try to
Speaker 3: build relationships on the other side of the aisle. I mean,
Speaker 3: to get any bill passed other than once a year
Speaker 3: you get a reconciliation. Everything else has got to have
Speaker 3: votes on both sides of the aisle to make it
Speaker 3: out of the Senate. Maybe you like that, maybe you don't,
Speaker 3: But that's the math problem. And we can periodically find
Speaker 3: some guys on the left who want to do the
Speaker 3: right thing. I mean, when we passed out you know,
Speaker 3: the short term cr There were Democrats that were supportive
Speaker 3: of that, not a lot, but a few. And so
Speaker 3: when I talk to these folks, they understand they're holding
Speaker 3: a bad hand cards. They are shutting down the government
Speaker 3: on the basis of a big policy demand, as you noted, Sean,
Speaker 3: that never really works. But they feel like if they
Speaker 3: don't fight, if they don't fight, the base is going
Speaker 3: to abandon them.
Speaker 1: Well, we know that too, quick break right back bar
Speaker 1: with Dusty Johnson South Dakota on the other side, can
Speaker 1: we eliminate shutdowns forever? We'll get to your calls as well,
Speaker 1: coming up eight hundred and nine to four one, Sean,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program. Also,
Speaker 1: Greg Jarrett analyzes what are potentially real legal troubles for
Speaker 1: deep state operatives as we continue. All right, we continue now,
Speaker 1: South Dakota Congressman wrote, Dusty Johnson is with us. He
Speaker 1: has proposed the Eliminate Shutdowns Act in Washington, so we
Speaker 1: don't have to live through this madness anymore.
Speaker 2: Let me play for you if I can.
Speaker 1: The I think basically leader in name only, and there
Speaker 1: was no actual polling of Democratic the Democratic Caucus. There's
Speaker 1: not widespread support for Hakim Jeffreys remaining the leader of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Caucus. But he does this bizarre shutdown poem,
Speaker 1: and I want to get your reaction to it.
Speaker 4: House Republicans shut the government down, then they ran out
Speaker 4: of town for the last three weeks. They're nowhere to
Speaker 4: be found. What more can I say?
Speaker 2: You deserve better?
Speaker 1: Okay, the only problem is the House already passed it,
Speaker 1: and the Senate had another vote yesterday, So I don't
Speaker 1: know what the hell he's talking about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is a huge disconnect, and I just I don't.
Speaker 3: I mean, I feel like a thousand times I have
Speaker 3: explained to people that on a bipartisan basis, we passed
Speaker 3: out of the House a bill to keep the government open,
Speaker 3: and that same package, which Democrats have voted for thirteen
Speaker 3: times in the recent past, is having a hard time
Speaker 3: getting out of the Senate. And so it is, but
Speaker 3: Republicans there but except Rand is voting for this thing.
Speaker 3: So I know that he came. Jeffries through his turn
Speaker 3: of phrase and his poetry is trying to retcon reality.
Speaker 3: But Republicans have voted repeatedly to open up the government.
Speaker 3: Democrats not. And I would just say this, Sean the
Speaker 3: only question before us right now, because I know we've
Speaker 3: got some big things to negotiate. I mean, listen, let's
Speaker 3: talk about COVID era healthcare subsidies. COVID's in the rear
Speaker 3: view mirror. I don't think we need to be given
Speaker 3: people with seven hundred or eight hundred percent of the
Speaker 3: poverty level subsidies for health insurance. But the Democrats want
Speaker 3: to have that discussion, so we can. We should have
Speaker 3: those debates when the government is open. Demanding as Schumer has,
Speaker 3: that we have those debates only while the government is
Speaker 3: shut down is stupid.
Speaker 2: It's beyond stupid.
Speaker 1: It's going to get interesting to watch if you even
Speaker 1: looked at his panic I played it earlier and on
Speaker 1: TV last night. I mean, even CNN is saying that,
Speaker 1: especially with some of the redistricting going on in the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court case on jerry mandering that they're taking up
Speaker 1: that is race based, they have the potential to maybe
Speaker 1: lose nineteen more seats, which would be great for the
Speaker 1: country of my view. But Republicans, you know, be wary
Speaker 1: because you have to defy conventional political gravity and win
Speaker 1: in an off term election year. And I will tell
Speaker 1: you this is the most important tipping point midterm that
Speaker 1: we'll be facing next year, a year from now, in
Speaker 1: our lifetime. We appreciate your Congressman Dusty Johnson, South Dakota.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, appreciate you.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to our busy telephones. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: and nine to four one Sean, that's a number you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program. Will start
Speaker 1: my Free State of Florida. I don't know if you
Speaker 1: saw last night, Pat is with us James Upmeyer, who
Speaker 1: is the Age of Florida. He's doing a great job,
Speaker 1: and he announced on my show last night he's suing
Speaker 1: California in Washington and he's going right to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: When two states sue each other, you know, that's where
Speaker 1: the case is filed. And he says they are violating
Speaker 1: the Motor Vehicle Safety Act of nineteen eighty six. In
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen, for example, California passed with called the California
Speaker 1: Values Act that prohibits California law enforcement agencies from inquiring
Speaker 1: an individual's immigration status. Now, what how does that impact Florida.
Speaker 1: It impacted Florida because both Washington State and California gave
Speaker 1: commercial drivers' licenses to this guy that you know, couldn't
Speaker 1: read English and couldn't read road signs. We find out
Speaker 1: later that made that ridiculous U turn and three innocent
Speaker 1: people were killed. And once they gave him a test,
Speaker 1: he didn't. He couldn't, he couldn't, he couldn't identify road signs.
Speaker 1: Insane anyway, Pat, Glad, you called. Glad, you're with us.
Speaker 5: It's an honor to be speak speaking with you on
Speaker 5: the phone. You you were the catalyst. You're a great American,
Speaker 5: and you're the catalyst to the reason I'm looking at
Speaker 5: my voter registration card right now in this Republican Party
Speaker 5: of Florida. I was raised Democratic Democratic family, but I
Speaker 5: never I haven't been paying attention for forty three years,
Speaker 5: but my eyes are wide open. That's because within the
Speaker 5: last year I started listen to your show, and you
Speaker 5: bring it every day, so thank you for doing that.
Speaker 5: You often make reference to I listen to you and
Speaker 5: watch your show as much as I can. You often
Speaker 5: make reference to Trump and say you can't believe how
Speaker 5: hard he works and how he does it. I don't believe.
Speaker 5: I don't know how you do it, sir, but because
Speaker 5: you bring it every day is the reason I am
Speaker 5: now paying attention and my eyes are wide open, and
Speaker 5: the reason I had to change to the Republican Party.
Speaker 5: And I'm croud to be a Republican. I believe in
Speaker 5: my government for the first time in my life. I
Speaker 5: believe I want to do for my party. So I
Speaker 5: had a question for you, is, Wow, what can I do?
Speaker 5: Because you changed my life in a way. And yeah,
Speaker 5: I think you're a great America. I look forward to
Speaker 5: today you get the Presidential Medal of Honor.
Speaker 1: I appreciate what you There's way more deserving people to me.
Speaker 1: But that's very kind of you first time. I'm going
Speaker 1: to tip my hat to you because there are people,
Speaker 1: you know that there's perceptions about hosts sometimes that are
Speaker 1: never rooted in reality. A lot of people that will
Speaker 1: criticize me, Like I don't read comments about me, ever,
Speaker 1: because unless not really want to feel depressed, because you
Speaker 1: know the comments online, these these keyboard warriors and naked
Speaker 1: in their their mother's basement or in their underwear in
Speaker 1: their mother's basement anonymously, you know, they'll say anything about anybody.
Speaker 1: They seem to hate everybody in the world. Themselves. But
Speaker 1: you know, I don't do the show for them. I'm
Speaker 1: doing the show for people like you.
Speaker 2: But you had an.
Speaker 1: Open mind and something in you, things that you heard
Speaker 1: resonated with you and common sense and maybe you'd never
Speaker 1: heard it before. I mean, Charlie Kirk would go into
Speaker 1: these hostile environments on college campuses and he talk about God,
Speaker 1: and he talked about, yeah, don't be a part of
Speaker 1: hookup culture, and don't be the kid that goes to
Speaker 1: prat parties get drunk and gets drunk and is thrown
Speaker 1: up in the bushes or doing drugs. And oh, by
Speaker 1: the way, the best thing I did in my life
Speaker 1: is I got to church and I got to know
Speaker 1: Jesus and it changed my life. What a horrible message,
Speaker 1: but a message that unfortunately kids aren't even hearing. But
Speaker 1: to answer your question directly about what you can and
Speaker 1: should do, first of all, you're doing it.
Speaker 2: Number one. You're in kids force.
Speaker 1: And I say this, and this is an early I
Speaker 1: was not going to I'm not going to start this
Speaker 1: till January. But if all you do next year is
Speaker 1: commit to voting in the midterm elections the way, knowing
Speaker 1: that this is a tipping point midterm. I'll take that
Speaker 1: that's a big deal that matters. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: I'm not going to minimize it. Then, if you want
Speaker 1: to take your involvement further, you know, I will give
Speaker 1: you all of the issues that are relevant that will
Speaker 1: impact this country, and I will probably repeat them a lot,
Speaker 1: and people say, hey, do you repeat yourself. I'm just
Speaker 1: preparing you because I want all of you by the
Speaker 1: time we get to November of next year, when I
Speaker 1: start in January about what what will define this election,
Speaker 1: and I can tell you what a lot of it's
Speaker 1: going to be. You either want open borders or you
Speaker 1: want secure borders. You either want law and order and
Speaker 1: safety and security, or you're part of defund, dismantle, nobil,
Speaker 1: reimagine the police. You either want the largest tax cuts
Speaker 1: in history of the largest tax increase in history. You
Speaker 1: want energy dominance or you know it's the cost of
Speaker 1: democracy is as Kamala said about about paying higher energy prices,
Speaker 1: you want, you don't want to pay for you want.
Speaker 1: You don't want taxpayer funded sex change operations for illegals
Speaker 1: and for convicts. You don't want, you don't want taxpayer
Speaker 1: funded college to wish it you don't want all these
Speaker 1: benefits for people that don't respect our orders, our laws,
Speaker 1: and our sovereignty, you know. And then maybe you want
Speaker 1: to maybe you want to get involved in a campaign,
Speaker 1: maybe you want to donate, maybe you want, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: make phone calls to these campaigns. There's all sorts of
Speaker 1: ways you can get involved. And you can call your
Speaker 1: local Republican party.
Speaker 2: I can do that.
Speaker 5: I'm fully engaged, mister Hannity, and that you're with a
Speaker 5: catalyst for that. I would do anything for my country
Speaker 5: at this point, and that is the result of you
Speaker 5: bringing it every day. I will make phone calls. I'm inspired.
Speaker 5: I'm passionate about it. Now for the for my president
Speaker 5: talks to me. He talks to me all the time.
Speaker 5: I've never seen that in my life. It's it's I
Speaker 5: think it's going to go down as Washington, Lincoln and
Speaker 5: Trump one day when we look back at it. And
Speaker 5: you're a great American. Like I said, mister Hannity, I
Speaker 5: am honored to be on the phone speaking with you.
Speaker 5: But you changed my life in this sense, and I'm
Speaker 5: for in a good way. I was blind, I wasn't
Speaker 5: paying attention, I wasn't doing my civic duty.
Speaker 2: I just went.
Speaker 5: Along, and you know everyone, I didn't watch the news.
Speaker 5: You opened my eyes and now my eyes are wide open,
Speaker 5: and I'm going to help in any way I.
Speaker 2: Can well listen. I give all credit to you.
Speaker 1: You had an in mind, and you made your You
Speaker 1: know your heart is guiding you in this direction. Obviously
Speaker 1: it's I'm you know what, once your eyes are open,
Speaker 1: you can't close them. It's sort of like once you
Speaker 1: see how abusively biased and corrupt the news media is,
Speaker 1: how complicit they were in spreading lies and peddling conspiracy theories,
Speaker 1: you can't not see media bias anymore. I mean they
Speaker 1: don't see it. That's why they're dead that you know,
Speaker 1: this is a certain fundamental truth in broadcasting. Having done
Speaker 1: this for decades now, I can tell you if you're
Speaker 1: not honest and truthful with your audience and you're just lying,
Speaker 1: you're going to lose trust with people. And you know,
Speaker 1: we have a pretty good track record of getting our
Speaker 1: stuff right because we work hard at it. It's not
Speaker 1: a brag. It's more my responsibility and just doing my job.
Speaker 1: Pat love you man, appreciate it. Stay in touch with us.
Speaker 1: Love to have you back quick. Break right back. More
Speaker 1: of your calls coming up. Eight hundred and nine four
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Speaker 1: It's toll free eight hundred and nine one Sean if
Speaker 1: you want to join us. Maria is in Delaware. Next
Speaker 1: on the Sean Hannity Show. Hey Maria, how are you
Speaker 1: glad you called?
Speaker 6: Hey? I'm glad I got through My goodness you are.
Speaker 6: You're popular.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you got through too. I've do you sound
Speaker 1: like the nicest person in Joe Biden's Delaware?
Speaker 6: Oh listen, I'm telling you it's roth. Now we're trying
Speaker 6: to move out. We want to move to Missouri because
Speaker 6: I have family there and it's more red than Delaware.
Speaker 1: So anyway, we'll get you know what, I know, A
Speaker 1: lot of people are afraid to move. If I can
Speaker 1: address this with you, a lot I've I've never been
Speaker 1: afraid to move. I've lived in six different states. I
Speaker 1: grew up in New York, Long Island, lived in Rhode
Speaker 1: Island five years, California five years, Alabama two years, Georgia
Speaker 1: four years, went back to New York when I started
Speaker 1: at Fox. Now I'm completing my second full year in Florida.
Speaker 1: Uh and I it's the best decision and the best
Speaker 1: experience I've had in my life. I love moving. I
Speaker 1: love I'm not except I'm done now. I don't want
Speaker 1: to move anymore. I'm finished.
Speaker 6: Well well, and see that's the thing. My husband and
Speaker 6: I are up there in age and we have just
Speaker 6: you know, some other things that going on in our lives.
Speaker 6: And it's not that I'm scared to move. I do
Speaker 6: want to move. I have good reasons I want to
Speaker 6: move again. When you're our age, it's kind of like
Speaker 6: ooh so, but I know if it's the lord's will,
Speaker 6: we will move. So and he'll do you.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this. Do you live in a
Speaker 1: house or a condo or a townhouse? What are you
Speaker 1: live in an apartment?
Speaker 6: And we have acreage. But the problem is, if you
Speaker 6: know Delaware, it's a lot of swamp laying. So we
Speaker 6: have swamp around our house. Now our house itself fits
Speaker 6: up above the swamp.
Speaker 1: But I have to it sounds like mosquito. Held to me,
Speaker 1: oh it is.
Speaker 6: When we first moved here, they said, oh, the mosquito
Speaker 6: is the state bird. I'm like, I believe.
Speaker 1: It Mosquitos, and I know I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: They like my blood. I will here's the benefit.
Speaker 1: I think probably it's either worst case scenario. I think
Speaker 1: property values will be comparable if you move to Missouri,
Speaker 1: because I'm just obsessed with real estate. The second thing
Speaker 1: I would say to you is you might even make
Speaker 1: more money on selling your Delaware house and get a
Speaker 1: comparable house and then put some money in your pocket,
Speaker 1: which would be pretty cool. And with interest rates, you know,
Speaker 1: we expect a new fed chair in May.
Speaker 2: It probably is like the perfect.
Speaker 6: Timing, yep, yep, and we realize that. So yeah, the
Speaker 6: reason why I called you, I was listening to you
Speaker 6: interview excuse me, Eric Trump yesterday and I was like, wow,
Speaker 6: I knew the family had been through a lot, but
Speaker 6: he explained so much more what they meant through and
Speaker 6: I'm sure he couldn't even cover all everything in an
Speaker 6: hour and a half.
Speaker 1: He barely touched the service book under siege, my family's
Speaker 1: fight to save our nation yep.
Speaker 6: And I'm like, well, now I know why the Lord
Speaker 6: laid it on my heart to be praying for President
Speaker 6: Trump and his whole family, because I knew they were
Speaker 6: under siege, but I, like I said, I didn't realize
Speaker 6: it was that bad. And I'm like, oh, thank you
Speaker 6: Lord for protecting the whole family. Because I listening to you,
Speaker 6: I knew that President Trump he is a family man
Speaker 6: and a man of faith. And I'm like, well, thank
Speaker 6: God for his faith. And i know if anything happened
Speaker 6: to even just one person in his family, it would
Speaker 6: hurt him bad.
Speaker 1: So I'm like, well, Lord, he loves his family. And
Speaker 1: by the way, they're all great. I know them all.
Speaker 1: They're all great kids. Baron, Tiffany, Avanka, Junior, Eric, all
Speaker 1: great kids. And their kids are great too. I've met
Speaker 1: them all. You know, I'm not going to go into it,
Speaker 1: but I will say this, and Linda, you can corroborate this.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I didn't talk a lot about it, but they were
Speaker 1: after me in a lot of ways too, and nothing
Speaker 1: compared to what they went through.
Speaker 2: Nothing.
Speaker 1: I don't even have a right to mention it, to
Speaker 1: be very honest, wasn't the true of false? It's true?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they went after you too.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It sucks. They suck. They weaponize the government.
Speaker 1: There's sick people.
Speaker 2: They suck. Maria.
Speaker 1: The good news is the American people saw through it.
Speaker 1: The Democrats overreached, and they're doing it again now and
Speaker 1: they'll get the same result. What's the definition of insanity?
Speaker 1: God bless you, Maria, God bless you your move with
Speaker 1: you and your family. We only wish you the best.