Speaker 1: Well we have come out.
Speaker 2: Your city.
Speaker 1: One day I get saying your conscience und will be.
Speaker 3: Telling. And if you want a little man.
Speaker 4: Yin, you ain't come along.
Speaker 5: Build the blaze. Who was actually able to make it tonight?
Speaker 4: To be honest, he.
Speaker 6: Was a terrible man.
Speaker 4: I don't give it.
Speaker 1: If this is comedy, had Pernie Sanders, Dick Cheney, Taylor Swift,
Speaker 1: no no, no, no, no no, no shot having the Cheney's
Speaker 1: on board.
Speaker 2: No, you can't Dick Cheney or Taylor Swift.
Speaker 1: Every time you have somebody is a friend of yours.
Speaker 1: You know, somebody said, well you know I'm for Trump,
Speaker 1: just so you know what you're voting for.
Speaker 4: Do you really want me to go to jail because
Speaker 4: that's what you're voting for.
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Speaker 1: he has worked for ABC's worked for NBC, and he
Speaker 1: used to do a show on Showtimes. Actually was a
Speaker 1: fun show, except the one day that John Heilman tried
Speaker 1: to corner me and get me to talk to him,
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Speaker 3: Sorry.
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Speaker 1: was a good show. It was kind of interesting, and
Speaker 1: we'll do the behind the scenes of political campaigns leading
Speaker 1: into presidential years, and a big part of the success
Speaker 1: of that show was Mark Halpern. He is one of
Speaker 1: the most connected in terms of knowing people on both
Speaker 1: sides of the aisle and has impeccable sources, and his
Speaker 1: commentary has been making a ton of news lately. In
Speaker 1: the last what thirty six forty eight hours, he made
Speaker 1: a lot of news when he said that there is
Speaker 1: information being peddled by people that if in fact it
Speaker 1: would turn out to be true, would probably destroy Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's campaign, and it ain't clarified it. He said, I
Speaker 1: don't believe any of it for a minute. This is
Speaker 1: the crazy season. And just for the record, I'm being
Speaker 1: pedaled stuff like on an hour by hour basis, if
Speaker 1: not every half hour. It's insane. People get crazy in
Speaker 1: the final days of these campaigns. They'll probably be fourteen
Speaker 1: October surprises between now and November fifth, and you got
Speaker 1: to be very careful with the information that people are
Speaker 1: pedaling to you. Anyway, we welcome Mark Halper to the program. Sir,
Speaker 1: how are you so, I'm delighted to be back.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: You're the editor in chief of this new interactive video
Speaker 1: platform called two Way, and you do it with Sean
Speaker 1: Spicer and you're getting you're making a ton of news.
Speaker 1: Can we start with what you were referring to when
Speaker 1: you said you were being pedled information, which I think
Speaker 1: anybody that has any association in the news business, even
Speaker 1: a member of the press and a person in talk
Speaker 1: show hos like myself guess that kind of calls every day.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And my point of raising it was not to be
Speaker 7: provocative and sort of teasing. It was to say, because
Speaker 7: two Ways about transparency and about letting citizens understand how
Speaker 7: things work, that this stuff's being pedled, and it's being
Speaker 7: pedeld about Donald Trump, about Kamala Harris, and in the
Speaker 7: in the age the information digital age and the age
Speaker 7: of the deep fake, you never know what's real. And
Speaker 7: some organizations, I won't say news organizations, they just shovel
Speaker 7: stuff right into publication. And the danger is, we know
Speaker 7: it's asymmetrical. One side has the dominant media, and so
Speaker 7: they can orchestrate, Hey, get this piece in the Atlantic
Speaker 7: and then get it on NBC News and CBS News
Speaker 7: and and that's a way to try to dominate the
Speaker 7: news and create a what i'd call maybe a synthetic
Speaker 7: October surprise in the case.
Speaker 1: Well that that didn't really work out well for them,
Speaker 1: did it.
Speaker 7: Well, it's great question. They switched to this new message,
Speaker 7: which is really the old message that Joe Biden was
Speaker 7: running on. What's the metric of success? They got a
Speaker 7: story and then we're able to use that story to
Speaker 7: have public events and press conferences and public statements and
Speaker 7: then dominate certain parts of the news. Although when they
Speaker 7: check the battleground state media, the local TV stations that
Speaker 7: the newspapers know, they're not interested in that story. So
Speaker 7: I think history will probably record, if she sticks with
Speaker 7: this message, that they did it at a desperation because
Speaker 7: the other stuff wasn't working. But this probably won't either.
Speaker 7: But the point is they did dominate the news. They
Speaker 7: did take advantage of a pet old story.
Speaker 1: And is there any one story that you specifically have
Speaker 1: in mind that you believe would just stay. I mean,
Speaker 1: I can't believe we're talking about this. Thirteen days Donald
Speaker 1: Trump spent on the on the public stage thirteen days
Speaker 1: before an election is an explosive news something. I mean,
Speaker 1: it sounds bizarre to me.
Speaker 7: The story that I had in mind, what I said
Speaker 7: was if it were true, it would destroy his campaign.
Speaker 7: But I don't I didn't. I think it was true
Speaker 7: and based on the nature being pedaled, But I also
Speaker 7: know it's pedal to one of the most important newspapers
Speaker 7: in America. And I don't know whether they took it
Speaker 7: seriously or not, but someone had the capacity to pelot them.
Speaker 7: I'd say this Sean in two thousand, George W. Bush,
Speaker 7: You've been son of a president run for governor of
Speaker 7: Texas twice. Fock story about d UoT. How could the
Speaker 7: text press corps have How could the DNC have never
Speaker 7: uncovered that? So I don't think it's impoppable, particularly regarding
Speaker 7: Kamla Harris. Less likely for Donald Trump because he was
Speaker 7: president and has run three times. But I'm sure. I'm
Speaker 7: just I know there's stuff about her that's never come actual.
Speaker 7: That's the nature of the Beast. But at the same time,
Speaker 7: what I was trying to say to people is you
Speaker 7: have to be on guard. Just because something shows up
Speaker 7: in the Guardian or the Daily Beast, or the Times
Speaker 7: of India or even the New York Times of the
Speaker 7: Atlantic magazine. You cannot just say, oh, that's definitely true.
Speaker 7: You can't assume that because something got published that it's
Speaker 7: definitely true because of the nature of not just partisan media,
Speaker 7: but people looking first scoop.
Speaker 1: One thing that we both are analyzing, because I could
Speaker 1: tell from your commentary are early vote numbers, and we're
Speaker 1: comparing them to twenty twenty and twenty sixteen, and there
Speaker 1: is no doubt the early voting in the swing states
Speaker 1: looks especially good for Donald Trump. If you look at
Speaker 1: the Real Clear Politics average of polling. You know, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump four years ago, I think on this date, I
Speaker 1: have the number somewhere here in front of me, was
Speaker 1: down either seven or eight points something like that, and
Speaker 1: was down I think four and a half points around
Speaker 1: that number in the battleground states. He's now up in
Speaker 1: the battleground states by a point, and even on a
Speaker 1: national level, it's a zero point two race. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, four years ago, very different story. But we
Speaker 1: get early voting data and they know who's voting Republicans,
Speaker 1: Democrats and all these swing states. And you made the
Speaker 1: comment that the early vote looks very good for Republicans
Speaker 1: and that if this trend continues, this election may be
Speaker 1: over before election day actually gets here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, you got to punch the IF right,
Speaker 7: it may not continue, and Democrats argue that it won't.
Speaker 7: What I'm saying is, first of all, you need another
Speaker 7: caveat besides the IF, which is twenty twenty was a
Speaker 7: freaky year because of COVID and twenty sixteen is ancient history,
Speaker 7: and midterms are not presidentials. So we're dealing with a tangerine,
Speaker 7: an armadillo, and an apple to try to compare these things.
Speaker 7: But what you can say for sure is that Democrats
Speaker 7: have become highly reliant on going into election day with
Speaker 7: a big lead, knowing that while they're better at early vote,
Speaker 7: Republicans swamp them on election day. And what I said,
Speaker 7: and I stand by it despite some criticism, is that
Speaker 7: if the numbers we saw in the first few days,
Speaker 7: and it's continued so far and what I call the
Speaker 7: early early vote, but if the late early vote continues
Speaker 7: along these lines, I think people will rightly look at
Speaker 7: the data going into election day and say, look how
Speaker 7: many Republicans voted early, Look how many Democrats did. Look
Speaker 7: at Democrats' performance on election day, typically you'd say there's
Speaker 7: just no way they're going to make up for the gap.
Speaker 7: And whether that's because of natural organic enthusiasm to vote
Speaker 7: for Donald Trump and vote out Kamala Harris, or whether
Speaker 7: the Trump campaign actually has a better field operation then
Speaker 7: they let people let on people you know have come
Speaker 7: to think they do. Whatever the combination isn't You can't
Speaker 7: deny the current data. It's overwhelming, and it eats into
Speaker 7: the Republican deficit that they had if they're going to
Speaker 7: lose the early vote number, but if the delta of
Speaker 7: this cycle compared to twenty twenty, it continues along these lines.
Speaker 7: As I said, we'll wake up on election day, We'll
Speaker 7: look at the early vote numbers, whether it's absentee ballots
Speaker 7: or early voting in person or drop box, and we'll say,
Speaker 7: it's just impossible that Democrats are going to make up
Speaker 7: these these are hold to the lead that they have,
Speaker 7: given how Republicans tend to perform on election day.
Speaker 1: It's like a twenty two point swing in Pennsylvania, for example,
Speaker 1: as of the latest numbers that I saw. I don't
Speaker 1: know what you're saying. Let me play a clip of
Speaker 1: you saying that you're talking to Democrats and this is
Speaker 1: what they're telling you.
Speaker 2: I'm going to tell you what I know. Lots going
Speaker 2: on and today to me was kind of the breakpoint day.
Speaker 2: Things are very tense. Now I'm for America, I don't
Speaker 2: I don't have a candidate in this race, and I'm
Speaker 2: doing my best to try to make sure the country
Speaker 2: comes out of this election as united as we can be,
Speaker 2: regardless of the outcome. As always every day ask you
Speaker 2: imagine how you'll handle it if your candidate loses. But
Speaker 2: things are quite tense.
Speaker 5: This morning.
Speaker 2: We talked on the program about the fact that the
Speaker 2: early vote looks very good for Republicans, not that they're
Speaker 2: going to win the early vote, but that the delta
Speaker 2: is going to be small enough if it stays on
Speaker 2: this trajectory that election day would be anti climactic. That
Speaker 2: Democrats are going to have to do better, and they
Speaker 2: say they will. Dan and I have asked democrats, say
Speaker 2: we're talking to Democrats. They're telling us things don't look good.
Speaker 2: If you want to dispute that point to some public data,
Speaker 2: we're not suppressing anything. We'd love to. We always want
Speaker 2: to present a full story.
Speaker 1: Is more anecdotal evidence just to add what you said there,
Speaker 1: because I'm seeing the same thing, and that is why
Speaker 1: is Bob Casey running away? From Kamala Harrison trying to
Speaker 1: sound like a Trump supporter. And you see the same
Speaker 1: thing with Shared Brown, and you see the same thing
Speaker 1: in the Senate race in Michigan, for example.
Speaker 7: What are your thoughts, Well, there's a lot of tell's
Speaker 7: going on right now, and they're all in one direction.
Speaker 7: First of all, Kamala Harris switched her message. You don't
Speaker 7: switch your message if you think you have a winning message.
Speaker 7: What you cited. You know, the conflict, just the logical
Speaker 7: conflict between the person at the top of the ticket
Speaker 7: saying the guy loves Hitler and then the Senate Democratic
Speaker 7: candidates wh are imperiled saying, hey, Hitler and I agree,
Speaker 7: we agree on fracking, we agree on trade. That's a
Speaker 7: hard that's a hard thing for the party to be
Speaker 7: unified about it. If she's going to be running down Donald Trump,
Speaker 7: it's the core message of hers and her senate partner
Speaker 7: in Pennsylvania and elsewhere are going to be saying, we're
Speaker 7: bragging about working with Trump. And then you know, I'm
Speaker 7: I'm no scientists or psychiatrists, but watched cable and watched
Speaker 7: Democratic pundits. Now they're making up different excuses. They're blaming
Speaker 7: you know, they're saying Biden stayed in too long.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, they're lashing out. I mean, it's like unbelievable. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so they're lecturing African American men, they're calling a misogynist
Speaker 1: and sexist. I'm like, oh my gosh.
Speaker 7: And here's one of the biggest tells. Right today, after
Speaker 7: spending four days courting young black men to try to
Speaker 7: win back enough vote to win today, who do they
Speaker 7: have at on the trail? They have at all these
Speaker 7: prominent Black American figures, male figures with her in Atlanta,
Speaker 7: with her husband in I forget where he is, North Carolina.
Speaker 7: Maybe they clearly recognize that this is something they have
Speaker 7: to work on it, and the press barely covers it.
Speaker 7: Imagine if Donald Trump were out there doing day after
Speaker 7: day events trying to win back evangelical Christians or pro
Speaker 7: life activists. It's just it's an asymmetrical situation, and it's
Speaker 7: another tell. It doesn't mean Trump's definitely going to win,
Speaker 7: but it does parallel not just the public and private
Speaker 7: polling data, in the early vote data, but it matches
Speaker 7: the mood in these campaigns, which, again, you don't need
Speaker 7: to be a psychiatrist to read the body language and
Speaker 7: say they think they recognize they have a problem. And
Speaker 7: you go back to there's a reason why Joe Biden
Speaker 7: said he couldn't give up the slot because it would
Speaker 7: go to her and she couldn't win. There's a reason
Speaker 7: why Nancy Pelosi didn't want her to be the nominee.
Speaker 7: Doesn't mean she can't win. It doesn't mean that she
Speaker 7: hasn't improved somewhat in some areas. But if she does lose, people.
Speaker 1: Say, was that an improvement last night on CNN? Because
Speaker 1: I thought it was awful?
Speaker 7: It all it was horrible, and Democrats know it's horrible,
Speaker 7: and they also look at the clock and say, you know,
Speaker 7: when she was that horrible two weeks ago, we could say, well,
Speaker 7: should get better. But time's kind of up, not just
Speaker 7: because the elections in less than two weeks, but because
Speaker 7: that was our last tenth pole event.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break right back, more with Mark Halper
Speaker 1: on the other side than your calls coming up eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine to four one Sean. As we continue,
Speaker 1: it's election day in America. Twelve days till the official
Speaker 1: election day, but when there's voting in America, it's election day.
Speaker 1: We'll continue. All right, We continue now with Mark calpern Is,
Speaker 1: with us analyzing the state of the race with just
Speaker 1: twelve days till election day, although every day is now
Speaker 1: election day. If there's early voting going on, you know
Speaker 1: what's saddenness. And it's interesting because I really don't know
Speaker 1: where you stand politically. I thought you did slant left.
Speaker 1: I did because I just thought the circus did, and
Speaker 1: I thought it was a great show. Though it was
Speaker 1: a really good show. No, I appreciate that, and you know,
Speaker 1: I believe when you believe that you in what you're saying.
Speaker 1: If that's your position, I respect it, and I know
Speaker 1: you have great sources in both Republican and Democratic circles.
Speaker 1: There's no disputing that. This is when I said in
Speaker 1: two thousand and seven and eight, journalism is dead. They're
Speaker 1: so repulsively, abusively biased. To me, I'm honest about being
Speaker 1: a conservative in the media, They're not honest.
Speaker 7: I don't need to be a conservative to say what
Speaker 7: you say, because it's patently true that I said it
Speaker 7: my whole career, even when I worked at places that
Speaker 7: were liberally biased. The level of liberal bias is massive,
Speaker 7: and it creates an unlevel playing field. It doesn't mean
Speaker 7: Republicans can't win. George W. Bush Donald Trump both won
Speaker 7: with unleveled playing fields. But it is part of why
Speaker 7: Donald Trump does well because the country can see it.
Speaker 7: And just look at the cover up of Biden's loss
Speaker 7: of mental acuity, and after it was exposed, not one
Speaker 7: news organization that participated in the conspiracy said, oops, we
Speaker 7: better explain to people how that happened.
Speaker 1: They pretend I felt like a voice in the wilderness
Speaker 1: playing a clip a night for crying out loud. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, and in the beginning was excoriated from pointing
Speaker 1: it out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so I agree with you. The bias is pronounced.
Speaker 7: But I also and I said this to my friend's liberal.
Speaker 7: In the liberal media, you're helping Trump win. It's the
Speaker 7: ultimate irony. You want Trump to lose, and you're helping
Speaker 7: him win because your coverage is only appealing to the
Speaker 7: people already against him and the backlatch. I talk to
Speaker 7: people on two way all the time who say I'm
Speaker 7: voting for Trump because the lawfair in the media. I
Speaker 7: don't like Trump, you know, I'm worried about him being president,
Speaker 7: but we have to stand up for law fair liberal
Speaker 7: media woke. We just have to do it. And that's
Speaker 7: been the pattern for ten years now.
Speaker 1: It's scary times too. Two you know, two would be assassins,
Speaker 1: one assassination attempt one very close. You've become one of
Speaker 1: the more most interesting people to follow during this election
Speaker 1: and I do appreciate your commentary and we're going to
Speaker 1: continue to have you back on if you're available. We
Speaker 1: appreciate your time.
Speaker 7: Mark Helper Don, thank you lov being on.
Speaker 1: Thank you, eight hundred ninety four one, Shawns number. You
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Speaker 1: Jose's in Kansas. Jose, Hey, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 1: And we appreciate you being with us.
Speaker 3: Sean, how are you doing today?
Speaker 1: I'm good. What's going on?
Speaker 3: Well, thanks for taking my call first of all. But anyways,
Speaker 3: I was calling because God, I can't wait for the
Speaker 3: selection to be over. All the ads that are nothing
Speaker 3: but lies, and all the money that they spent going
Speaker 3: to Twitter, webinars, in the FBI, the CIA getting them
Speaker 3: to take Trump off for false information and whatever else
Speaker 3: they could dream up. But they're doing the same thing
Speaker 3: with all these answer they're doing. I mean, isn't that
Speaker 3: considered election interference?
Speaker 1: No, you're allowed to run an ad, you can, you
Speaker 1: can say. I mean, they lie, but Democrats always lie.
Speaker 6: They know.
Speaker 1: They've now settled on a closing argument that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is a racist and a fascist and a Nazi and
Speaker 1: he's Stalin and Hitler and Mussolany all in one. I mean,
Speaker 1: not a great closing argument because they can't Kamala can't
Speaker 1: really be yourself. This is where a lot of this
Speaker 1: comes from last night's town hall for her. I watched
Speaker 1: the replay the it was a disaster. It was an
Speaker 1: unmitigated disaster and just shows how ill equipped she is
Speaker 1: to be the president of this country. And even every
Speaker 1: commentator on fake news CNN recognized how bad it was.
Speaker 1: And she can't answer questions because she can't tell the truth.
Speaker 1: And when she does answer it, it's her. She's so
Speaker 1: radical and extreme and out of touch with the American people.
Speaker 4: It's just it.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't even know if say, I know
Speaker 3: they know the truth. I mean that's the part that
Speaker 3: gets me. I mean everything that they bring up, you
Speaker 3: know that Trump was you know, January sixth, you know
Speaker 3: John Tayler bringing up all the Nazi stuff, you know,
Speaker 3: I mean, all that stuff has been debunked, you know,
Speaker 3: but they still keep bringing it out.
Speaker 1: It's like it's one thing is there's never been a
Speaker 1: bigger partner or greater presidential partner in the modern era
Speaker 1: to Israel than Donald J. Trump. And this is they
Speaker 1: just they're so it is. It is Trump's arrangement syndrome.
Speaker 1: There's no other way to put it. And everything that's
Speaker 1: throwing at them up to now is falling apart and
Speaker 1: it's not real. And people, you know, they've heard this
Speaker 1: noise for ten years, and it's just it's diminishing returns
Speaker 1: at this point. And the only reason they have to
Speaker 1: go there is because that's all they got. They can't
Speaker 1: say the borders are more secure, your town and city
Speaker 1: is more safe and secure. They can't say that the
Speaker 1: economy is doing well because every time you go to
Speaker 1: any store, you're paying way more than you were paying
Speaker 1: four years ago. You can't. You know, every time you
Speaker 1: fill up your gas tank, you're paying a fortune more
Speaker 1: because of their radicalism. And the world is not a
Speaker 1: safer place. So I mean, that's Trump's closing argument. They
Speaker 1: broke it and and Trump's gonna fix it. That's a
Speaker 1: pretty good closing argument to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, and I'm glad that most people know and
Speaker 3: you know, watching Charlie Kirk, you know, with.
Speaker 1: Gosh Day it from Hawaii, Halsey Gabbard.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you know, I watched a podcast on them,
Speaker 3: you know, with the Arizona Collagen. I was so glad
Speaker 3: to see all them red hats out there, you know.
Speaker 3: So I know that the message is getting out, you know,
Speaker 3: and that's.
Speaker 1: I'm the messages getting out. But my admonition remains, and
Speaker 1: I'm going to let you go to get other calls
Speaker 1: in here. And I do appreciate you being with us,
Speaker 1: I really do, Jose, God bless you and God bless
Speaker 1: Kansas too. The message is getting out and we're beginning
Speaker 1: to see it. But you have to assume that your
Speaker 1: vote is the vote that's going to tip the election
Speaker 1: to Donald Trump. That's it. You just have to assume it.
Speaker 1: Don't let don't let anything is said, any lie that
Speaker 1: is told, any poll that is good or bad impact
Speaker 1: that your your commitment to voting. I urge everybody to
Speaker 1: vote early, and God forbid. Jobastart's warning me there's a
Speaker 1: potential for two more hurricanes this year. That means it
Speaker 1: could happen. And what happens then if a state gets
Speaker 1: h hard on ELECTA and you can't go out and
Speaker 1: vote on election day, bank your vote. I urge you
Speaker 1: to do it. Not the system I like, but the
Speaker 1: one we're stuck with. And I think it's very very important. Anyway,
Speaker 1: appreciate the call. Pennsylvania, the commonwealth, the very important Commonwealth
Speaker 1: of Pennsylvania. Glad you called Wayne. Thanks for checking in.
Speaker 1: How are you, sir, Sean?
Speaker 4: Great?
Speaker 5: Thanks for taking my call. Hey, I'm a transplant from
Speaker 5: New Jersey. And I'm kind of disappointed with Springsteen. He
Speaker 5: was the workingman's musician. And for Kamala to bring on
Speaker 5: the Obamas any kind of musical event, she's going to
Speaker 5: the bench because she can't carry a rally on her own.
Speaker 5: I've been out to a Trump rally out here and
Speaker 5: for an hour and a half it's all Trump. Now,
Speaker 5: can I make a quick analogy.
Speaker 1: Using you y'all go right ahead?
Speaker 5: All right, you have a three hour show and for
Speaker 5: some reason, Sean Hannity loses his fastball and you have
Speaker 5: to call on Hulk Hogan, John Rich and Kid Rock
Speaker 5: to fill in two and a half hours of your show.
Speaker 1: Why would I need them when I got Linda that
Speaker 1: could fill seventeen hours a day. But anyway, just as I.
Speaker 5: Said, let's throw Linda into the mix too, so but
Speaker 5: she cannot do an hour and a half rally. The
Speaker 5: other point I want to make out in Central Pa here,
Speaker 5: we have not received our mail in ballots. My wife
Speaker 5: is judge of election. She cannot vote on election day
Speaker 5: because she's going to be running the polls. Do you know,
Speaker 5: and we're in Trump country. It's eighty percent Republican twenty
Speaker 5: percent Democrat. Do you know or you have any info
Speaker 5: on whether mailing ballots have been sent out in Pennsylvania
Speaker 5: or are they playing some games here?
Speaker 1: Hey? I did read something about some guy and I
Speaker 1: think Verne County are maybe mistaken from Slus County. It's
Speaker 1: Scott Pressler, who does early vote action. He's out there
Speaker 1: and he's pushing back. Okay, So the people that saying this,
Speaker 1: I'd say, go to your local election place and say,
Speaker 1: I excuse me, I asked some of my mail in ballot.
Speaker 1: I deserve to get it. Be polite, be respectful, and
Speaker 1: and if if you can't do that, I don't know
Speaker 1: if they allow early voting instead of mail in, if
Speaker 1: you have the opportunity to do that, and I just
Speaker 1: would say to you, just vote early. Anyway. Hanging there,
Speaker 1: my friend, I hope you work it out. Everybody. If
Speaker 1: you're having problems, go to your election people, go to
Speaker 1: your go to your local district, go to your voting place.
Speaker 1: Talk to your elected officials. Talk talk to your state representative,
Speaker 1: talk to your senator, talk to your congressman. Let's say
Speaker 1: hi to let's see Mark and Alabama. What's up, Mark?
Speaker 1: How are you glad you called?
Speaker 4: Good afternoon? Thank you. I appreciate your show, appreciate you
Speaker 4: the radio, the TV is I just thank the world
Speaker 4: out of you. And I've been wanting to ask somebody
Speaker 4: this question for years, and I wanted it to be
Speaker 4: somebody of your prominence and inside knowledge of politics. But
Speaker 4: can you please explain to me why the liberals want
Speaker 4: to implement all these different policies, whetherby executive order, legislatives
Speaker 4: that are so destructive to the country and we can
Speaker 4: see it. I mean, I'm talking about everything, decriminalizing drug use,
Speaker 4: defund the police. Why are they doing this?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know why you'd you'd want
Speaker 1: taxpayer funded dollars to go to sex change surgeries for
Speaker 1: people that didn't respect our laws, borders and sovereignty, or
Speaker 1: free housing, healthcare, education, absolutely, I don't I don't know
Speaker 1: why you'd want to destroy capitalism with the ninety three
Speaker 1: trillion dollargree new Deal. I don't know why you'd want
Speaker 1: to defund this mental ice and reimagine ice in the
Speaker 1: police departments. I don't know why you want no fracking
Speaker 1: or drilling, the one thing that would make this country rich,
Speaker 1: get us out of debt and peace to the world
Speaker 1: because our allied countries wouldn't be reliant on somebody like
Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin for the lifeblood of their economy. I don't
Speaker 1: know why they believe a lot of what they believe,
Speaker 1: but that's why I think that they're so extreme, so radical.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I don't know why people would support gender affirming care
Speaker 1: for miners and feel like the law has the ability
Speaker 1: to bypass parents this is insanity. Or no restrictions on
Speaker 1: late term abortion. I don't understand that either. But regardless,
Speaker 1: that's what elections are about. You know, if you don't
Speaker 1: want to wake up and have somebody with these beliefs
Speaker 1: winning this election, you better take it seriously. You know,
Speaker 1: people say, well, Henny, you're making me scared it maybe
Speaker 1: it sounds like it's very close. Assume your vote is
Speaker 1: the deciding vote. I'm not playing around with this. I
Speaker 1: am telling everybody assume your vote will decide the election.
Speaker 1: I can't be any more clear. And if I have
Speaker 1: to come on and and we're gonna deal with I'm
Speaker 1: sort of like with Bill Maurras, Yeah, I'll deal with it.
Speaker 1: I've lost elections I wanted to win badly before. But
Speaker 1: I don't want to lose this time. I'd like to win,
Speaker 1: and I think we can win, and I think if
Speaker 1: we don't win, then I think there are consequences for
Speaker 1: the country in the sense that elections have consequences. That's
Speaker 1: it that Obama famously we won, we won, you lost,
Speaker 1: and that's her radicalism will come back out very quickly,
Speaker 1: probably within an hour. You know everything she's been hiding. Anyway,
Speaker 1: God bless you, my friend. I appreciate you being with
Speaker 1: us eight hundred ninety four one, Shawn, if you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program. The important state
Speaker 1: of Ohio, Valerie is next. I hope you're also If
Speaker 1: you're voting for Donald Trump in Ohio, I hope you'll
Speaker 1: also vote for Bernie Moreno. I hope you vote for
Speaker 1: Mike Rogers in Michigan. I hope you'll vote for Dave
Speaker 1: McCormick in Pennsylvania. And I hope you vote for Republican
Speaker 1: congressmen and senators so that Donald Trump have a fighting
Speaker 1: chance to get it is full of gender cross anyway,
Speaker 1: how are you, Valerie? Glad you called?
Speaker 8: I am great, Sean, thanks for taking my call. So
Speaker 8: I am calling because I'm confirming a caller yesterday who
Speaker 8: said that Social Security is not giving the higher if
Speaker 8: you if your spouse has passed, they're not giving you
Speaker 8: the higher social Security amount. And I'm confirming that because
Speaker 8: my spouse passed last year and he earned a lot
Speaker 8: more than I did, and they're only giving me about
Speaker 8: less than a thousand dollars of what he earned.
Speaker 1: So I got a lot of texts, and I honestly
Speaker 1: have been so buried in the day to day voluminous
Speaker 1: amounts of material. I having my team look into it.
Speaker 1: It turns out I've heard from a lot of people
Speaker 1: that are confirming exactly what you said. And I'll get
Speaker 1: the exact information and I'll have it on the air tomorrow. Okay,
Speaker 1: because that that's terrible. Yeah, that is terrible. You know,
Speaker 1: you spend your whole life. And let me tell you
Speaker 1: what else is going to happen. They're going to raise
Speaker 1: the retirement age, you know, to basically the day before
Speaker 1: people are scheduled to die. Even though you've paid into
Speaker 1: Social Security your whole life, They're going to means test it,
Speaker 1: meaning well, if you were successful in life because you
Speaker 1: worked your ass off, well, they're going to say, well,
Speaker 1: you have enough money. You don't need. You don't need
Speaker 1: the money that we promised you, that we told you
Speaker 1: would be yours, that we supposedly put in a lock box.
Speaker 1: You mark my words, all of this is coming.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I'll probably just barely skate through and get mine, and
Speaker 1: then we'll probably want to take it away just because
Speaker 1: my last name's Hannity. But it's awful. I mean, for
Speaker 1: a lot of people, that is their only income and
Speaker 1: they need that money, and they deserve cost of living increases.
Speaker 1: It's a promise we made. They promised to put it
Speaker 1: in a lock box, and they rated it and it's
Speaker 1: now headed towards insolvency. Now again, if we would tap
Speaker 1: into the energy resources in this country, we could eliminate
Speaker 1: our debt. We could lower taxes hopefully eliminate that. We
Speaker 1: could shore up social Security and Medicare for generations to
Speaker 1: come and get our act together. It won't happen under
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. It's never gonna happen. Elections matter. It's election
Speaker 1: Day in America and twelve days till the official day,
Speaker 1: but you can vote early. Hannity dot Com Public service
Speaker 1: out of register when early voting starts and stops in
Speaker 1: your state. I hope you'll take advantage of the opportunity.
Speaker 1: Now is the time. Now is the time. Don't let
Speaker 1: some natural disaster or emergency prevent you from voting. Do
Speaker 1: it now. Not the system I love, but it's the
Speaker 1: one we're stuck with. You can't change it till you
Speaker 1: win elections. All right, that's going to wrap things.
Speaker 4: Up for it.
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