Speaker 1: Now a two Seawan Hennedy Show, eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: four one Shawn on number. If you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program, there is a follow up.
Speaker 1: We have a lot of legal issues we're going to
Speaker 1: get to, not the least of which the legality and
Speaker 1: the lack of vetting that went on with all of
Speaker 1: these Afghan quote refugees that were allowed into the country.
Speaker 1: When you look at the numbers, they're actually staggering in
Speaker 1: terms of the lack of vetting that took place. This
Speaker 1: is what I have been warning about repeatedly. It's prayed
Speaker 1: that I was wrong, but I'm not wrong. Seventy six
Speaker 1: thousand Afghan refugees resettled.
Speaker 2: But here's the problem.
Speaker 1: Six hundred and sixty eight Biden Harris mayorcis you know,
Speaker 1: led into the country that were flagged for derogatory information
Speaker 1: five thousand plus flag for national security purposes and a
Speaker 1: whole variety of national security risks associated with them, and
Speaker 1: they still let them in. And so we'll get to
Speaker 1: that in a second. One thing we wanted to update
Speaker 1: you on is the issue of James Comy. It's big news.
Speaker 1: James Comy's case was temporarily thrown out. There is a
Speaker 1: six month window for them to bring these charges back
Speaker 1: into play. Cash Patel has spoken out about this, said
Speaker 1: the FBI has numerous options to pursue the dismissed case
Speaker 1: against Comy.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said.
Speaker 3: Director Comy was recently dismissed. What is your reaction to that.
Speaker 4: Well, because it's pending in terms of appellet status and
Speaker 4: what we are going to do for the next steps.
Speaker 4: The judicial process can make whatever determination it wants, but we,
Speaker 4: the FBI and our partners at the DOJ, have numerous
Speaker 4: options to proceed and we're executing on all those options.
Speaker 5: So we're not done.
Speaker 4: I'm any detail, I would say stay tuned for right
Speaker 4: after Thanksgiving and you'll see multiple responses in my opinion.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: So he also went on to say that they're going
Speaker 1: to continue to expose everything that they found in the
Speaker 1: burn bag rooms, but also recall that it was Cash
Speaker 1: Pattel that said that they're investigating a possible grand conspiracy.
Speaker 1: I won't go through the entire laundry list and all
Speaker 1: the specificity, but from the moment Trump came down that
Speaker 1: escalator in twenty fifteen, all the way through the election
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four, there's been a concerted deep state
Speaker 1: effort that we have chronicled in great specificity on this
Speaker 1: program of putting cinder blocks on the scale of presidential elections.
Speaker 1: And here's what he kind of said about that and
Speaker 1: what they might find in these burn bag rooms.
Speaker 3: Just one thing about the burn bags, really quickly, this
Speaker 3: room nine to five, eight to two. How is it
Speaker 3: that people didn't know it existed or how is it found?
Speaker 3: Can you give us any sense of this at all?
Speaker 4: I'll just say this generally, when the United States government
Speaker 4: and agency heads want things to disappear and want things
Speaker 4: to be buried and hidden, they know how to do it.
Speaker 4: But what they didn't count on was and Trump winning
Speaker 4: him electing leadership across the United States government to say,
Speaker 4: go find out how they corrupted and weaponized law enforcement.
Speaker 4: And that's what we did, that's what we're doing. That's
Speaker 4: how we found it, and we're going to continue to
Speaker 4: expose it. And you're going to see everything we found
Speaker 4: in that room in one way or another, be it
Speaker 4: through investigation, public trial, or disclosure of the Congress.
Speaker 1: Now John Solomon, Editor in chief, founder and chief investigator
Speaker 1: reporter of justinews dot Com joins us. Greg Jarrett, Fox
Speaker 1: News legal analysts, New York Times number one best selling author,
Speaker 1: are with us. Welcome both of you. I find all
Speaker 1: of this pretty amazing. First of all, I'm stun that
Speaker 1: they left all of this information in a burn bag
Speaker 1: in I guess on the seventh floor of the FBI building.
Speaker 1: That's pretty spectacular in and of itself. You would think
Speaker 1: on the way out they probably want to cover their tracks,
Speaker 1: knowing they were up to no good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're right, John, And it may be the theory
Speaker 6: that a lot of the people who worked on this
Speaker 6: inside the FBI have is that some patriots inside the
Speaker 6: FBI were told to destroy it. They told people they
Speaker 6: had done it, but they accidentally had put accidentally in
Speaker 6: their quotes, left the burn bags unburned so that they
Speaker 6: would be found by a future director during the transition.
Speaker 6: You just look at the timing of this. This is
Speaker 6: going on in January of twenty twenty five, just a
Speaker 6: few days before the Trump administration's coming in. It clearly
Speaker 6: is a cover up. Some people inside the FBI say, hey,
Speaker 6: this is the modern day version of the nineteen minute
Speaker 6: gap on the Nixon tapes from Watergate people were trying
Speaker 6: to get rid of evidence before it goes Now, let's
Speaker 6: see what the evidence that Let's find out what agents
Speaker 6: and employees were in that room, who were they talking
Speaker 6: to before they went into that room, who gave them instructions?
Speaker 6: Why was James Comey's handwritten notes in that room but
Speaker 6: not logged into the FBI system? Those notes are very
Speaker 6: important for one part of the issue. All FBI records
Speaker 6: are supposed to be logged into a database, So why
Speaker 6: weren't those notes logged into database? And were they close
Speaker 6: to being destroyed? Those are all very important things that
Speaker 6: we're now learning about up from the court records, and
Speaker 6: I think Cash Pttel has hint that maybe a big
Speaker 6: avalanche of new information coming in the coming days.
Speaker 1: That's what it certainly sounds like to me, Greg Jarrett,
Speaker 1: And a grand conspiracy case eliminates all of the Statute
Speaker 1: of Limitation issues that basically, if handcuffed the Trump administration,
Speaker 1: the only reason lying to Congress came up is because
Speaker 1: he did that. I believe it was in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: and they filed that just before the Statute of Limitations
Speaker 1: even ran out on that.
Speaker 2: But if it's a grand conspiracy.
Speaker 1: My understanding legally is that they have every right to
Speaker 1: bring up, you know, what involvement he had with the
Speaker 1: dirty dossier, when he knew what, when and where? Why
Speaker 1: did he sign three of the four FISA applications used
Speaker 1: in the dossier that was even debunked by December of
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, and he still continued to use it and
Speaker 1: present it to a court. Despy on President Trump and Carter.
Speaker 7: Page, I think you're right about the statue of limitations
Speaker 7: when Patel says that they're pursuing multiple options. There are
Speaker 7: three of them. First of all, the ruling by the
Speaker 7: Clinton appointed judge that Halligan was invalidly appointed. That's now
Speaker 7: an appeal maybe overturned, and the original Komi indictment in
Speaker 7: Virginia reinstated. Second option, any alternative comy can simply be
Speaker 7: re indicted with the exact same charges, even additional charges.
Speaker 7: Because Judge Currey's dismissal was rendered quote unquote without prejudice.
Speaker 7: That means the criminal case against Kemi can be brought
Speaker 7: all over again by a new vote of the Virginia
Speaker 7: grand jury, a different US attorney. Because, as you point out, Sean,
Speaker 7: under the law, the statue of limitations is automatically extended
Speaker 7: for six more months. But third, and finally, this overarching conspiracy.
Speaker 7: Even if Comy were to prevail in Virginia getting the
Speaker 7: case tossed out, He's not pretty and clear as he
Speaker 7: seems to think. Alleged lies is corrupt acts are also
Speaker 7: being investigated in a different jurisdiction in Florida by a
Speaker 7: separate grand jury convened by a different US attorney. So
Speaker 7: you Comey's irrogant claim that the case is over now
Speaker 7: is grossly premature, even worse in his insistence that he
Speaker 7: is a victim of quote malevolence. His hypocritical and laughable
Speaker 7: I mean, Commy is a guy who hijacked and weaponized
Speaker 7: the law to victimize Trump, bringing a phony Russia collusion
Speaker 7: case that he knew at the outset was pure and
Speaker 7: utter fiction invented by Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 2: Let me get your.
Speaker 1: Take legally on the President announcing he's canceled all Biden
Speaker 1: autopen orders in a truth social post that he made
Speaker 1: as he said it is hereby terminated.
Speaker 2: Reaction to that is that binding?
Speaker 7: Sure, it could be absolutely and it would only be
Speaker 7: tested as somebody challenge is it in a court of law.
Speaker 7: Most of the executive orders, it doesn't really matter because
Speaker 7: they were overturned by subsequent succeeding executive orders by Trump
Speaker 7: when he took office. But as for you know, the
Speaker 7: autopen and all of the commutations and pardons and so forth,
Speaker 7: the Trump administration could take the position that these people
Speaker 7: are no longer entitled to that that would trigger litigation
Speaker 7: by those individuals who were pardoned, and a court of
Speaker 7: law would have to look into it. But their substantial
Speaker 7: ground that Biden was either not competent to make a
Speaker 7: decision or he delegated it to somebody else, and that
Speaker 7: under law is not allowed. It renders the commutations null
Speaker 7: and void.
Speaker 1: Yeah, click break more with Johnson and Greg Jarrett on
Speaker 1: the other side, and your phone calls coming up. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety four one, Sean, if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program, I moll with John
Speaker 1: Solomon and Greg jareda with us and I want to
Speaker 1: get both your takes and John, I'll start with you
Speaker 1: on this one. We're learning a lot. I mean, we have,
Speaker 1: you know, one National Guards person dead, another clinging to life.
Speaker 1: And the more we learn about the Afghans that were resettled.
Speaker 1: Now we have to go back to what happened, and
Speaker 1: that was the disaster at Cobbolo International Airport, and we
Speaker 1: really need to go back even further than that. When
Speaker 1: President Trump was in office, he had a conversation with
Speaker 1: the head of the Taliban and he said, and I've
Speaker 1: interviewed him many times, and I brought this up to
Speaker 1: him many times, and he said that he was on
Speaker 1: the phone with the head of the Taliban. He said,
Speaker 1: before any withdrawal, let me make it very clear to you,
Speaker 1: if you move one inch, we will know about it
Speaker 1: and will destroy you. And I think he had in
Speaker 1: his case, he had dropped the mother of all bombs
Speaker 1: on Afghanistan. He took out the Isis Califate Solamani Bagdaddy
Speaker 1: and associates. Subsequently, in this term, he's taken out a
Speaker 1: RAN's nuclear sites. And it would have been, you know,
Speaker 1: a peaceful transition. We would have also kept Barber Air Base,
Speaker 1: I believe is which we built that we lost in
Speaker 1: the process. But we saw the mess that was the
Speaker 1: hasty withdrawal that abandoned Americans behind enemy lines. And yes,
Speaker 1: we had made promises to afghanies that had been of
Speaker 1: assistance to us that we would help them helped. It
Speaker 1: does not necessarily that I know of defined as coming
Speaker 1: to America. We're now learning that the number of people
Speaker 1: Biden let in was over seventy six thousand, eight hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty eight flag for derogatory information, five thousand plus
Speaker 1: flag for national security, nearly a thousand flag for fraud,
Speaker 1: nearly a thousand flag for public safety, and we still
Speaker 1: have eight hundred and eighty five national security risks at
Speaker 1: large in the country that Biden and Harris let into
Speaker 1: the country. Not a matter of if it's going to happen,
Speaker 1: is when is going to happen. And this seems to
Speaker 1: be a win situation for me, but not the big
Speaker 1: win that I'm predicting.
Speaker 2: And I hope I'm wrong about that. I pray to
Speaker 2: God I'm wrong about Well.
Speaker 6: Listen, there is a moment. Let's remind everybody the game
Speaker 6: that the Biden administration played. They let all these people
Speaker 6: in exactly the way you described, and they would go
Speaker 6: on TV every day and say, nope, we vett it
Speaker 6: ninety nine percent of all Afghan evacuations in the United States,
Speaker 6: and Congress say that's not possible. Eighty seventy eighty thousand
Speaker 6: in a month. How'd you vet them? And they just
Speaker 6: kept repeating it. In fact, the former Homeland Security Secretary
Speaker 6: of ma Orcus said it into Congress multiple times. Then
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty two, that lie was pierced. Why because
Speaker 6: the Homeland the Security Departments Inspector General's chief watchdog said, no,
Speaker 6: they didn't do that. This is a direct quote from
Speaker 6: this September twenty twenty two report from by the way,
Speaker 6: the Biden Administration's All Land Security Department. We determined information
Speaker 6: youth evaculies through US government databases, such as name data,
Speaker 6: birth identification number, travel document data was inaccurate, incomplete, or missing.
Speaker 6: We also determined that Customs Border Protection admitted or parole
Speaker 6: the evacuees were not fully vetted into the United States,
Speaker 6: so they used bad data to vet some and they
Speaker 6: didn't vet others at all. Now that gave us a
Speaker 6: warning in September twenty twenty two. What did the Biden
Speaker 6: administration do after that? The answer is nothing. Now. Tragically,
Speaker 6: just a few days before the shooting outside the White
Speaker 6: House of those two brave National guardsmen, the Justice Department
Speaker 6: to me the Biden Trump administration began a re vetting
Speaker 6: process now, not because they knew the tack was coming,
Speaker 6: just because it was on their radar of things they
Speaker 6: needed to get done. So they began this comprehensive review
Speaker 6: look at everybody brought into the country from Afghanistan from
Speaker 6: January twenty to February twenty, Janney twenty twenty one to
Speaker 6: February twenty, twenty twenty five, so basically all the way
Speaker 6: through the Biden years. In the first month of Trump's
Speaker 6: new administration, because the old people were still in charge
Speaker 6: in many of these agencies, the goal was to reinterview
Speaker 6: all refugees, particularly those that came from Afghanistan. So the
Speaker 6: Trump administration was trying to fix this problem. But the
Speaker 6: real opportunity that they allowed to pass was in September
Speaker 6: twenty twenty two, when the Homeland Security Department's chief watchdog
Speaker 6: on Joe Biden's watch, warned that there were thousands of
Speaker 6: unvetted people from a dangerous country, Afghanistan, walking around in
Speaker 6: the United States. Nothing happened after that, and that is
Speaker 6: where this strategy can clearly be tracked back to.
Speaker 2: Well, get your thoughts, Greig jar We have less than
Speaker 2: a minute as a matter.
Speaker 7: Of common sense and logic, it was impossible to vet
Speaker 7: these people. And everybody knew it. Why because vetting involves
Speaker 7: the host government and the government from whence the refugees came,
Speaker 7: which is Afghanistan. The government in Afghanistan was driven out
Speaker 7: of power by the Taliban, and when the Taliban took over,
Speaker 7: they ended relations with the Uited States. They were hostiles
Speaker 7: to the US.
Speaker 8: And so you couldn't contact the Taliban run government and say, well,
Speaker 8: tell us about these Afghan refugees. And so Biden knew
Speaker 8: full well and those in the administration that you're talking
Speaker 8: about people who are a national security risk inherently, you know, overall,
Speaker 8: bi didn't care if he was letting in from all
Speaker 8: kinds of countries, murderers, rapist, child abusers, and terrorists. He
Speaker 8: just didn't care.
Speaker 7: And the end result is people have been victimized, and
Speaker 7: more recently, two lives, precious.
Speaker 1: Lives lost, so tragic, it's so sad, and one is
Speaker 1: clinging to life as we speak. And I spoke to
Speaker 1: the family last night. The mother of this one National
Speaker 1: guardsman is scheduled to join us on television tonight, and
Speaker 1: I'll tell you it is the vetting failure is spectacular
Speaker 1: and it's been a ticking time bomb from day one.
Speaker 1: Appreciate both of you. Thank you, Greg Jarrett, Thank you
Speaker 1: John Solomon. Great work as always. Eight hundred and nine
Speaker 1: to four one, Sean, if you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program.
Speaker 2: Bold Inspired Solutions for America. This is the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, did you hear Linda the Exchange?
Speaker 1: Katie Miller, Steven Miller's wife. Here's a new podcast out
Speaker 1: that she had with Abby Phillips over at Fake News CNN.
Speaker 2: Listen to this.
Speaker 9: Funt is actually a Hitler is a different thing. Wait,
Speaker 9: you have died for Welsh on your show and you've
Speaker 9: never pushed back. She hold on my health, my lesband
Speaker 9: a white nationalist. Hold on, that is no different than
Speaker 9: Nick tests going on Tucker Cross. So it's not and
Speaker 9: you should admitted. Well hold on, wait, hold on, how
Speaker 9: is it anything similar? It's not remotely similar at all.
Speaker 9: Nick Flint sits around and says that he likes Hitler.
Speaker 9: How is that similar?
Speaker 2: To do with it?
Speaker 7: What she has to do?
Speaker 10: She has nothing but mold literally, Scott, Katie is the
Speaker 10: person who just said to me that it is comparable
Speaker 10: to say that Nick flint is who is literally a
Speaker 10: neo Nazi, is the same as somebody a liberal.
Speaker 9: Who who has an opinion, who is not a neo nazy.
Speaker 9: They are not hateful the same How do.
Speaker 2: You want to excuse me?
Speaker 6: They are?
Speaker 9: But Nick.
Speaker 2: On the same show, It is not.
Speaker 9: They didn't push back the same way. You didn't mate
Speaker 9: when someone hold on a second, not told that a second?
Speaker 9: If do you believe? But do you think that that's
Speaker 9: Do you think those things are different or not?
Speaker 2: I believe.
Speaker 9: I just think that you are making are making You
Speaker 9: are making a comparison of two things that are not
Speaker 9: in any way the same.
Speaker 1: The thing is is they have called Stephen Miller a
Speaker 1: fascist and a Nazi. And you know, let me tell
Speaker 1: you what the media would love to do if they can.
Speaker 1: There's not one person listening to this program right now,
Speaker 1: not one of you that would ever care about the
Speaker 1: thoughts of some insane person that praises Adolf Hitler. Not one,
Speaker 1: And but the media would love to make that the
Speaker 1: poster child of the MAGA movement and of conservatism in general.
Speaker 2: It is not. And other extremist voices they are not.
Speaker 1: And the idea that this is what they would paint
Speaker 1: with that broad of brush is insane, but that's what
Speaker 1: they're trying to do now. Stephen Miller is a serious conservative.
Speaker 1: He's a maga conservative. He's not a fascist, he's not
Speaker 1: a nazi. They don't like his position on the borders.
Speaker 1: They don't like his position on immigration, they don't like
Speaker 1: how outspoken he is, and they don't like that he
Speaker 1: and his wife are both capable of absolutely embarrassing the
Speaker 1: hell out of them whenever they show up on these
Speaker 1: idiotic programs that not many people are watching.
Speaker 2: And that's what it comes down to.
Speaker 1: They would love to make to pick out a few
Speaker 1: of the most you know, fringe people. They're all over
Speaker 1: the internet, these these keyboard warriors. I don't care if
Speaker 1: they claim to be conservative or liberal. You know, they
Speaker 1: sit there and their mom and dad's basement anonymously in
Speaker 1: most cases, and yeah, they you know, they just say
Speaker 1: whatever they want to try to get the most reaction.
Speaker 1: And people think that that world is real. That world
Speaker 1: is not real. It is it's it's imagination. It's noise,
Speaker 1: and to be very honest, it's it's in many ways
Speaker 1: become toxic and like cancer for so many people. I mean,
Speaker 1: young people are devastated because of what a comment that
Speaker 1: some idiot might make about them online.
Speaker 2: Don't pay its attention to it.
Speaker 1: If, Linda, if I wanted to feel bad today, how
Speaker 1: long would it take me, if I had access to
Speaker 1: my accounts, which I don't, how long would it take
Speaker 1: me on one of these social media platforms to find
Speaker 1: out how horrible I am, how dumb I am, how
Speaker 1: ugly I am, et cetera.
Speaker 11: I don't know if that's a fair question, because you
Speaker 11: did have a hate handity line, so I think your
Speaker 11: tolerance may be a little higher than most.
Speaker 5: But no, pretty fast, I.
Speaker 1: Have immunity at the highest level. I don't care about
Speaker 1: any of these people. I just don't.
Speaker 5: But I mean, it's pretty easy. People are sick and
Speaker 5: they say gross stuff.
Speaker 1: Is there any conservative that you know of, any thoughtful,
Speaker 1: prominent conservative that that would praise Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 5: No, it's just a talking point, and it's worked, and
Speaker 5: so they stick to it.
Speaker 1: But the level wants to make that the poster child
Speaker 1: of the MAGA movement of conservatism.
Speaker 2: It is not.
Speaker 1: It is fake news. It is a phony narrative. The
Speaker 1: left knows it, but they don't care. And anybody in
Speaker 1: this day and age can have their own show. You
Speaker 1: just get a microphone, you get on YouTube, you get
Speaker 1: on Rumble, you get on X and you're a talk
Speaker 1: show host. I predicted this many years ago. By the
Speaker 1: time it's all said and done, everybody's going to have
Speaker 1: their own talk show, except they're not going to be responsible.
Speaker 1: By the way, how'd your Thanksgiving work out? How many
Speaker 1: people picked up the doggie bag? I didn't ask.
Speaker 11: You, you know what? I ran out of bags. There
Speaker 11: were so many. They were lined up. They were like,
Speaker 11: you know what, she's a conservative, but we like the turkey,
Speaker 11: so they came anyway.
Speaker 5: It was fine.
Speaker 1: Come on, how many people You did not set one
Speaker 1: wag out on your doorstep and give it away to
Speaker 1: a relative that you refuse to let in your house.
Speaker 2: You did not say that you just a couple. No, no,
Speaker 2: it was a mutual understanding. I'm calling out fake news.
Speaker 1: You did not leave a doggie bags.
Speaker 11: It's like the song you know you don't have to
Speaker 11: go home, but you can't stay here.
Speaker 5: You know you can't eat here, but you could pick
Speaker 5: up your food. It's fine, and I had.
Speaker 11: The perfect Thanksgiving meme which I got from our friend
Speaker 11: Mark Simone, which said Happy Thanksgiving. And then I had
Speaker 11: a punkin pie with pecans on it and it said
Speaker 11: Trump won.
Speaker 12: It was great.
Speaker 5: I sent it to everybody. It was so much fun.
Speaker 2: Did you leave a single doggie bag on your steps?
Speaker 5: Only three?
Speaker 2: You're lying?
Speaker 1: You are so only three? So full of Adam Scheiff.
Speaker 1: You're not telling the truth.
Speaker 2: You're lying.
Speaker 5: I'm telling the truth. Only three.
Speaker 1: Linda did not leave three doggie bags for liberal relatives
Speaker 1: because she wouldn't let them in the house.
Speaker 2: You did not.
Speaker 11: And I wrapped the turkey and foil as well, just
Speaker 11: to keep it hot. It was very cold on Thanksgiving here.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I'm calling complete. Was you tama hawk?
Speaker 5: Was your tamahawk?
Speaker 12: Good?
Speaker 2: It was awesome, loved it. I thought of you. George
Speaker 2: and Florida. What's up? George? How are you? Hey?
Speaker 12: How you doing? Happy belated Thanksgiving? And I just uh
Speaker 12: just calling to say this. Thanks you for uh you
Speaker 12: know your program. You know you're one how important it is,
Speaker 12: especially this year of just uh keeping the uh our
Speaker 12: politicians accountable. And I think y'all and and Linda and
Speaker 12: Katie are doing a great job. And I appreciate all
Speaker 12: you all you've done, and and just you know, just
Speaker 12: keep up that great work. I think you We just
Speaker 12: got to keep working on that, uh An, alternative media,
Speaker 12: keep growing that alternative media, Sean. I think I was
Speaker 12: just listening to you and Linda talking about the media
Speaker 12: of how how one sided they are and we just
Speaker 12: need to keep all alternative. It reminded me of a
Speaker 12: time when uh, the March for Life had a million
Speaker 12: people marching, and the media picked out this coming and
Speaker 12: boys and they talked about this, uh, this this group
Speaker 12: of boys. They try it because they were the way
Speaker 12: they were perceived and they try to destroy that. And
Speaker 12: that's how the media works. They pick out that one
Speaker 12: little thing, Sean, and they just dwell on something and
Speaker 12: it's not true and it is they move on to
Speaker 12: something else. And so thank you for just bringing just
Speaker 12: standing in that gap. Sean.
Speaker 1: The saddest thing that happened over the holiday is the
Speaker 1: the you know, this one woman who lost their life.
Speaker 1: I talked to the mother of this National Guard uh
Speaker 1: Anthony is his name, and he's fighting for dear life.
Speaker 1: Hopefully she'll be able to join us tonight on TV.
Speaker 1: And you know how do you think their Thanksgiving was.
Speaker 1: I just couldn't get it out of my head the
Speaker 1: whole time. To be very blunt with you, I found
Speaker 1: it very very disturbing. I don't this. This is the
Speaker 1: one thing that I've been warning would happen that I
Speaker 1: wanted to be wrong about. This is the one thing
Speaker 1: I hoped i'd be wrong about, and I played it earlier.
Speaker 1: I won't go back and play it now. All these
Speaker 1: people kept telling us no, no, no, these people are vetted.
Speaker 1: They weren't vetted. They didn't have time to vet them.
Speaker 1: It was so chaotic the way they got out, and
Speaker 1: they even abandoned Americans behind enemy lines. We started counting
Speaker 1: him down and never mind there were people legitimately that
Speaker 1: needed our help. Didn't necessarily mean that we were going
Speaker 1: to give him access and citizenship and a place to
Speaker 1: live in the US without vetting them. It's said, anyway,
Speaker 1: I appreciate the call, my friend. All right, quick break
Speaker 1: right back to our phones, our toll free numbers eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety four one Sean if you want to
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Speaker 2: Fox News Channel.
Speaker 1: We got a lot of ground to catch up on
Speaker 1: and cover also the mother of one of the guardsmen
Speaker 1: that was shot. He's now clinging to life. We'll get
Speaker 1: an update on his condition and her thoughts on all
Speaker 1: these unvetted Afghans that were let into the country that
Speaker 1: we were shored. We're vetted, they weren't. We'll continue.
Speaker 13: The final hour roundup is next.
Speaker 7: You do not want to miss it, and stay tuned
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Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 13: I'm doing good. Thanks sake McCall. Something's been bugging me
Speaker 13: for a while. He just and this kind of did
Speaker 13: the trick for me, where these two guardsmen were killed
Speaker 13: and everybody's blaming it on them that they were killed
Speaker 13: because they were there, And then you got the Hamas
Speaker 13: hiding people under hospitals. I had a friend who was
Speaker 13: in Vietnam. He volunteered to go. He was there for
Speaker 13: a couple of years.
Speaker 1: He was put up by the way, Just so you know,
Speaker 1: one of the guardsmen are still fighting for their life.
Speaker 1: I talked to the mother last night, love by the way,
Speaker 1: and she wants all of our love and our thoughts
Speaker 1: and our prayers, and it's my pleasure, you know, to
Speaker 1: pass that on to people. Please pray for Anthony that
Speaker 1: he makes a recovery. She said, he's made remarkable strides
Speaker 1: considering the severity of the injury.
Speaker 13: That's good to hear. It's really good to hear. So, yeah,
Speaker 13: my friend went to Vietnam. He volunteered. He was there
Speaker 13: for a couple of years. He was put on guard
Speaker 13: duty for an off base activity and he watched about
Speaker 13: one hundred feet away or so, these two men hand
Speaker 13: a six or seven year old kid a grenade and
Speaker 13: then pointed towards the soldiers, and this kid was running
Speaker 13: at him. He spoke a little bit of Vietnamese, was
Speaker 13: running at him, saying that he had a present for
Speaker 13: the soldiers. That put my friend in a really bad situation,
Speaker 13: and he had to make a choice, and he made
Speaker 13: the choice. The child was dead anyway, so he had
Speaker 13: to make the choice to shoot this little kid.
Speaker 2: He got home.
Speaker 1: I mean, were there these we tasked these people and
Speaker 1: put them in the most unbelievable positions. Do you remember
Speaker 1: the case where a commander I believe was arrested and
Speaker 1: we championed this case, Linda, you might remember his name,
Speaker 1: And there was a motorcycle. He had just become the
Speaker 1: head of a unit and the previous head had been
Speaker 1: killed in an attack and somebody, you know, passed a
Speaker 1: roadblock and was on a motorcycle and he had to
Speaker 1: decide in a split second whether or not that guy
Speaker 1: was a suicide bomber or not. He made the decision
Speaker 1: to protect his troops, and then he why don't I
Speaker 1: think was this the Lranz case?
Speaker 2: Which case was that? Linda?
Speaker 5: Do you remember it was Clint Larance? He's actually now
Speaker 5: an attorney.
Speaker 1: Well, good for him, but and he went through hell?
Speaker 1: And how do we second guests guys he is tasked
Speaker 1: with protecting his troops. We're not there when on the ground,
Speaker 1: and we're second guessing these guys, and he's got lives
Speaker 1: hanging in the balance here. And I just find it
Speaker 1: so inappropriate to be second guessing guys on the battlefield
Speaker 1: whose lives are in jeopardy.
Speaker 13: And second guessing us are our site. I guess for
Speaker 13: going in and taking people out of the country that
Speaker 13: are here illegally. For Israel having to bomb a hospital
Speaker 13: because they're the Hamas base underneath. Who's responsible for those deaths.
Speaker 13: It's not Israel, they're saving their own lives. It's not
Speaker 13: these guardsmen that are responsible for this guy shooting them.
Speaker 13: We got to put the blame where it belonged.
Speaker 1: We were told just that the borders closed, the border
Speaker 1: is secure. No, all these Afghans have been vetted. They
Speaker 1: lied to us, they lied, and now we have one
Speaker 1: dead guardsman and one clinging to life. Thank you very much, Joe,
Speaker 1: thank you, Kamala, thank you Majorcis. That's on them and
Speaker 1: all the people that Liedgnsaki circle back and the rest
Speaker 1: of them. Listen. I know some of you are still struggling.
Speaker 1: You have the Biden Harris economic hangover. Look, we have
Speaker 1: the building blocks for a great economy. Things are changing,
Speaker 1: Things are slowly getting better. But a lot of people,
Speaker 1: you know, a lot of what President Trump has been
Speaker 1: able to negotiate, get online and pass. Just does it,
Speaker 1: don't don't snap your fingers, and it gets into the
Speaker 1: economic bloodstream, and people now feel the improvement dramatically. I
Speaker 1: think that'll happen as we head into the second and
Speaker 1: third quarter next year, for sure. But if you're in
Speaker 1: that situation, we expect one more rate drop before the
Speaker 1: end of this year. We're hoping in another zero point
Speaker 1: twenty five basis points