Speaker 1: Going up next our final news roundup and Information Overload hour.
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Speaker 2: Looks like former Clinton bimbo eruptions squad leader George Stephanopolis.
Speaker 2: Little Georgie just cost his current employer sixteen million dollars.
Speaker 2: We learn those Over the weekend, ABC News agreed to
Speaker 2: contribute fifteen million to Donald Trump's presidential Foundation or museum
Speaker 2: to settle a defamation lawsuit filed by the President elect
Speaker 2: against the network and it's quote star George Stephanopolis. And
Speaker 2: along with the contribution, ABC will pay one million in
Speaker 2: legal fees to Trump's lawyers, according to the court filing
Speaker 2: made public on Saturday. In addition, the Disney owned ABC
Speaker 2: News posted a note on its website saying that ABC
Speaker 2: News and George Stephanopolos regrets statements regarding President Donald J.
Speaker 2: Trump during an interview that aired March tenth. On this week,
Speaker 2: these are the comments he made in a question to
Speaker 2: Nancy mace Ben and.
Speaker 3: You've endorsed Donald Trump for president. Judges and two separate
Speaker 3: juries have found him liable for rape and for defaming
Speaker 3: the victim of that rape. How do you score your
Speaker 3: endorsement of Donald Trump with a testimony we just saw.
Speaker 4: Well, I will tell you I was raped at the
Speaker 4: age of sixteen, and any rape victam will tell you.
Speaker 4: I've lived for thirty years with an incredible amount of
Speaker 4: shame over being raped. I didn't come forward because of
Speaker 4: that judgment and shame that I felt.
Speaker 2: And it's a shame.
Speaker 3: That you will never feel, George.
Speaker 4: And I'm not going to sit here on your show
Speaker 4: and be asked a question meant to shame me about
Speaker 4: another potential rape victim.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm not going.
Speaker 5: To do that.
Speaker 3: Say it's actually not about shaming you, it's a question
Speaker 3: about it. No, you are shaming. You've endorsed Donald Trump
Speaker 3: for president r Donald Trump has been found liable for
Speaker 3: rape by a jury. Donald Trump has been found liable
Speaker 3: for defaming the victim of that rape by a jury.
Speaker 3: It's been affirmed by a judgement.
Speaker 4: It's not a criminal court case.
Speaker 5: Number one.
Speaker 4: Number two, I live with shame, and you're asking me
Speaker 4: a question about my political choices, trying to shame me
Speaker 4: as a rape victim, and I find it disgusting.
Speaker 2: And que Now the problem is that is not that
Speaker 2: was not the judgment. Anybody with any you know, remedial
Speaker 2: knowledge of news knows that was not the judgment in
Speaker 2: that case. Anyway, here to weigh in on this whole
Speaker 2: thing is our friend Joe Conca. And by the way,
Speaker 2: he's got a new upcoming book called the Greatest Comeback Ever,
Speaker 2: and that would be inside Donald Trump's big, beautiful campaign,
Speaker 2: unburdened by what has been. You do write long book titles,
Speaker 2: I will say that, but they are catchy. How are you, sir?
Speaker 6: I'm doing well. Yeah, It's no longer like you know,
Speaker 6: Moby Dick or More in Peace like every book. Now
Speaker 6: it feels like half the book is the title. But hey,
Speaker 6: it kind of tells the.
Speaker 2: Whole story, right, Not really, because there's a lot of detail.
Speaker 2: I do think it was the political greatest political comeback,
Speaker 2: one of the greatest in American history by far. And
Speaker 2: this has put shotgun awe into the media. What do
Speaker 2: you make of this settlement?
Speaker 6: I think that ABC had no choice. I think they
Speaker 6: were afraid of what was going to come out and
Speaker 6: discovery for starters, and the fact is it's right there
Speaker 6: on video. George Debanopolis wasn't giving an opinion. He sits
Speaker 6: there allegedly as a news anchor, and he said the
Speaker 6: word raped ten times during that interview with Nancy Mace
Speaker 6: in an attempt to shame her. And this is something
Speaker 6: now that it's delicious in the sense where fifteen million
Speaker 6: dollars ABC now has to donate to Trump's future library.
Speaker 6: So if I'm Trump, I name like a urinal in
Speaker 6: the library after Disney or ABC News or even George himself,
Speaker 6: and that would be something that would really leave a mark,
Speaker 6: no question, one.
Speaker 2: Of the consequences of the legacy media. And I declared
Speaker 2: that the legacy media state run media mob as I
Speaker 2: call it, and I call him a mob because of
Speaker 2: their mob mindset. And I'd spent a half hour in
Speaker 2: the last half hour just discussing, you know what I
Speaker 2: learned in the Richard Jewel case when I was a
Speaker 2: local radio talk show host in Atlanta, and how when
Speaker 2: the AJAC story broke, I was there and I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 2: the guy lives with his mother. That doesn't mean he
Speaker 2: fits the profile of a terrorist. And anyway, and it
Speaker 2: just upset me at the time. I didn't know Richard
Speaker 2: Jewel was listening to that program. I later found out
Speaker 2: he was, But it taught me a lesson. And it's
Speaker 2: not an accident that over the course of my career
Speaker 2: I was ahead of the curve. On Ferguson, Missouri, we
Speaker 2: got it right. Freddie Gray Baltimore, we got it right. Uva,
Speaker 2: we got it right. Duke Lacrosse, we got it right.
Speaker 2: And then we look at Donald Trump. And then we
Speaker 2: look at, for example, the vetting of Obama and his
Speaker 2: radical associations, not something the rest of the media paid
Speaker 2: attention to. We had in this past election, the Kamala files,
Speaker 2: the Walls files, their radicalism and their own words ignored
Speaker 2: by the state run legacy media mob. And then I
Speaker 2: went through and without reiterating every point, you know, the
Speaker 2: Russia hoax. That was three long years of me and
Speaker 2: an ensemble cast. You were a part of it many times,
Speaker 2: you know, unpeeling every layer of the onion. And we
Speaker 2: got to the truth. We got to the truth on
Speaker 2: on Faiza abuse and the dirty Russian disinformation dossier bought
Speaker 2: and paid for by Hillary. We got to the truth
Speaker 2: about the double standard and a weaponized justice system. We
Speaker 2: got to the standard on impeachment one, impeachment two. We
Speaker 2: told more truth about January sixth than the rest of
Speaker 2: the state run legacy media combined. And I think going forward,
Speaker 2: when I say that they're dead is their influence is dead.
Speaker 2: What we learned in this election is that they don't
Speaker 2: have influence, and I don't think they have trust, and
Speaker 2: I don't think they have any way to get it back.
Speaker 2: After nine years of doing this, we know this.
Speaker 6: Sean. I'll give you one perfect microcosm of what happened
Speaker 6: leading up to the selection that shows you they have
Speaker 6: no influence. So the same ABC News after Kamala Harris
Speaker 6: became the Democratic nominee, the Media Research Center looks at
Speaker 6: one hundred stories, the first one hundred stories they did
Speaker 6: on Kamala Harris, that train wreck of a campaign, and
Speaker 6: they found that all one hundreds were positive. The overall,
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris got seventy eight percent positive coverage, again, the
Speaker 6: worst campaign we've ever seen yet, About eight and ten
Speaker 6: stories are positive. Donald Trump only got fifteen percent positive coverage.
Speaker 6: Who won the popular vote, who won every swing state?
Speaker 6: What party took back the Senate, what party held the House? Yeah,
Speaker 6: that's Donald Trump. Donald Trump Republican and Republican, those four
Speaker 6: answers in that order. So yeah, the influence is the
Speaker 6: pair at all, and it wasn't even it was starting
Speaker 6: to go. You know, you declare media was dead back
Speaker 6: in two thousand and seven oh eight with Barack Obama
Speaker 6: or from Bertie Goldberg wrote that great book, A Slobbering
Speaker 6: Love Affair, when they talked about the media coverage, then
Speaker 6: it didn't even pale in comparison to what we just
Speaker 6: saw with this election. And yet Kamala Harris suffered this
Speaker 6: historic defeat because you're right, no one trusts the messenger anymore,
Speaker 6: and you're right some will come back, but I think
Speaker 6: most realize there's a lot of other options out there,
Speaker 6: whether it be great radio shows like yours, whether it
Speaker 6: be podcasts like Theo Vonn and Joe Rogan, Ben Shapiro,
Speaker 6: or maybe they'll just not come back at all and
Speaker 6: just do their own homework on X. Either way, I
Speaker 6: think MSNBC will be sold off. I think CNN's going
Speaker 6: to see massive layoffs and a lot of other consolidation
Speaker 6: between media companies because if the ad revenue isn't coming in,
Speaker 6: that's how you get these guys attention.
Speaker 2: But I think long term, I think what's very important
Speaker 2: to realize here, who are the people that are going
Speaker 2: to survive? Who are the people that are going to thrive?
Speaker 2: And to me, it's going to be people that you
Speaker 2: can trust to tell the truth. Look, I'll go back
Speaker 2: in the old days. I mean I had a good relationship,
Speaker 2: a great relationship actually with Tim Russer. I mean he
Speaker 2: would call me out of the blue and ask what
Speaker 2: I thought about a particular issue because he wanted a
Speaker 2: conservative perspective. He was curious. Peter Jennings would come into
Speaker 2: my radio studio and he'd brought my book Deliver Us
Speaker 2: from Evil at the time in two thousand and four,
Speaker 2: in with him, and every page of the book was
Speaker 2: highlighted because he read it and he was curious and
Speaker 2: he wanted he wanted to know how conservative thought. And
Speaker 2: it was never like it never was this bad. I mean,
Speaker 2: Tim Russer was an equal opportunity, you know, interviewer. He
Speaker 2: didn't care. He well, he was going to call you out. Republican, Democrat,
Speaker 2: didn't matter. And I think he probably leaned a little
Speaker 2: more Democrat, but big, you know, working class democrat. His
Speaker 2: books were phenomenal Big russ and his follow up to that.
Speaker 2: But and he's somebody that there will never be another
Speaker 2: one as great as him.
Speaker 6: No, And he did a very simple thing, Sean, and
Speaker 6: that was Russer would have you on Meet the Press
Speaker 6: to be a Republican, you'd be a Democrat, and if
Speaker 6: you flip flopped on an issue, he'd simply play back
Speaker 6: the clip to you and say this is what you said,
Speaker 6: then why have you changed that position now? And to
Speaker 6: watch these politicians scorem was a thing of glory. And
Speaker 6: he didn't raise his voice, he didn't try to be provocative.
Speaker 6: He just did good journalism. And he asked me, okay,
Speaker 6: who's going to survive? I think investigative journalists that have
Speaker 6: gone to places like Substack. I'll name a few for you.
Speaker 6: And I'm not going to name some conservatives here either.
Speaker 6: I don't think Matt Tayevi, Michael Schallenberger, Bari Wise, Catherine Herriage.
Speaker 6: They now will do their own independent thing. And you
Speaker 6: don't need a huge studio anymore or a big staff
Speaker 6: in order to really make an impact. I don't even
Speaker 6: know Joe Rogan like has much of a staff. And
Speaker 6: look with the number of people that he's reaching. I
Speaker 6: mean more than two hundred million people. I was speaking
Speaker 6: to President Trump earlier today for the book. He shared
Speaker 6: with me that, Yeah, when you combine all the platforms,
Speaker 6: whether it's YouTube, whether it's Spotify, more than two hundred
Speaker 6: million people watch that interview worldwide. I mean, that's incredible.
Speaker 6: And Brogan can do it drive from his little studio
Speaker 6: in Austin. So yeah, I think places like Fox will
Speaker 6: survive because we actually have balanced We have a real
Speaker 6: news division, right, and then we have the opinion side
Speaker 6: of course. So when we provide all these different perspectives
Speaker 6: and we do good journalism that people trust, We're going
Speaker 6: to continue to see our audience grow. The other places,
Speaker 6: I think that will either die off or it becomes
Speaker 6: so irrelevant that again when they speak, it's not yet Putton,
Speaker 6: nobody's listening.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break more with the media analyst Joe
Speaker 2: Kancha and your calls on the other side, coming up
Speaker 2: eight hundred and nine to four one Shawn our number.
Speaker 5: But continue how.
Speaker 2: Joe consha is well this He's got a new book
Speaker 2: coming out, by the way soon, the Greatest Comeback Ever.
Speaker 2: Inside Trump's Big Beautiful Campaign unburdened by what has been Anyway,
Speaker 2: we continue with Joe Kanca. How is it possible? And
Speaker 2: I knew this would happen, and I predicted it would happen.
Speaker 2: How is it possible? We get through an entire campaign
Speaker 2: and Kamala Harris is never asked fundamental questions, you know,
Speaker 2: why did you support, you know, taxpayer funded sex change
Speaker 2: operations for illegal immigrants and criminals and want to decriminalize it.
Speaker 2: Why do you support amnesty? She never had to face
Speaker 2: those tough questions. And it's not even that tough. It
Speaker 2: is basic. It is simple. It is fundamental or any
Speaker 2: of the other extreme positions that she's she's had, and
Speaker 2: she never faced any of it. They everybody knew that
Speaker 2: she had said these things. Nobody wanted to ask it
Speaker 2: because they wanted her to win. But they weren't honest
Speaker 2: about her wanting to win. They weren't saying that they
Speaker 2: wanted her to win. I was saying that I want
Speaker 2: Donald Trump to win. And so it's frustrating to me
Speaker 2: that they I get made. They still maybe it's not frustrating.
Speaker 2: I guess they just live in their world of delusion
Speaker 2: and pat themselves on the back. And they have this
Speaker 2: you know, blue check mark cult on X where you
Speaker 2: know they talk only to each other and the rest
Speaker 2: of the country pretty much ignored them on November.
Speaker 6: Fourth, Yeah, they're all trying to impress themselves, right, and
Speaker 6: retweets and oh boys, Maggie haterm could only like my tweets.
Speaker 6: Oh that wouldn't make my year. Or they want to
Speaker 6: get on Colbert right, like that's the call now these days,
Speaker 6: Kama Harrison did face time.
Speaker 2: By the way, Cobert, Kimmel, and Fallon are on cancelation watch,
Speaker 2: it's only a matter of time.
Speaker 6: Could they all echo each other. It's and it's not
Speaker 6: even comedy. I mean I used to watch you know,
Speaker 6: a young Letterman or Leno or Carson. I like Toner O'Brien.
Speaker 6: These guys are just insufferable, especially Kimmel. You called him
Speaker 6: an ask cloud on your show once and that was
Speaker 6: entirely accurate. He literally cried on the air that I
Speaker 6: have the elections. I mean, who wants to watch this?
Speaker 6: I want to escape this and I want to laugh.
Speaker 6: I don't want this crap. But to your point before
Speaker 6: about did Kamala Harris face any tough questions? She did
Speaker 6: on two occasions at once. It wasn't so tough, they
Speaker 6: were just basic questions. But that was on sixteen minutes.
Speaker 6: And what do they do. They don't release the transcript
Speaker 6: and we can't see twenty six minutes of video that
Speaker 6: apparently happened during that interview. We don't know what was
Speaker 6: said or what was asked. And that's why Donald Trump
Speaker 6: is now suing CBS. In sixty minutes, as he should.
Speaker 6: They should have released that transcript, and they released every
Speaker 6: transcript or very Donald Trump interviewed. That was on CBS News.
Speaker 6: So why not Kamala Harris? Oh right, because they wanted
Speaker 6: her to win. And then the other time that she
Speaker 6: actually faced tough questions was with our Brett Bair, who
Speaker 6: was ready and asked great questions aroound immigration.
Speaker 2: When he asked about this, it was the only halfway
Speaker 2: decent interview, but they only gave him, you know, twenty minutes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it purposely came late because they knew he was
Speaker 6: up against having to do a live show because they
Speaker 6: pre taped it like five like fifteen. And then they're
Speaker 6: waving it off like at the end, there's like waving
Speaker 6: the brat, like throw the towel, like in Rocky floor,
Speaker 6: like it's over, Please get her out of there. And
Speaker 6: that's when after I watched that interview, I went on
Speaker 6: your show that night and I said, yeah, Donald Trump's
Speaker 6: gonna win every swing state. He's winning this election. I
Speaker 6: cannot see how she survives this. And so at least
Speaker 6: one interview was done that was decent. All the other opportunities,
Speaker 6: I guess call her Daddy just couldn't quite ask the
Speaker 6: tough questions that we were looking for. Howard Stern, for
Speaker 6: that matter, we didn't even recognize that guy anymore.
Speaker 2: It's not the guy that I grew up listening to,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that. And it's interesting because, like in
Speaker 2: the case of Howard Howard, Howard was Donald Trump, Howard
Speaker 2: would have the old Howard would have loved Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what's happened to him, and I
Speaker 2: would assume now that this election basically, you know, put
Speaker 2: a fork in and it's over for him.
Speaker 6: Okay, but yeah, I think it's been over for a
Speaker 6: while now. He found he is everything he used to
Speaker 6: rail against, which you know, he's the leadist seat. He
Speaker 6: sucks up to Hollywood. He wouldn't leave his house for
Speaker 6: three years because of COVID. I mean, this is insane stuff.
Speaker 6: And if he had Kamala Harrison in front of him,
Speaker 6: the old Howard would have bought up Willie Brown like
Speaker 6: in a second, he would have gone to that like, soll,
Speaker 6: what was it like? You know, being with a guy
Speaker 6: thirty years older and he went married, and boy, how
Speaker 6: did he help your career? He completely would have busted
Speaker 6: your shops. He didn't do that this time. Didn't ask
Speaker 6: about Doug m Hoff and Doug amoff flapping a one.
Speaker 2: He even put on a suit and tie. I was like,
Speaker 2: good gosh, what's going on? What's happened to this guy?
Speaker 2: It's think Invasion of the Buddy Snatchers.
Speaker 6: That was tough to watch. But he and Trump actually
Speaker 6: used to be good friends. Trump would go on there,
Speaker 6: go back and listen to those interviews.
Speaker 2: They're absolutely hilarious there. And that's the thing that a
Speaker 2: lot of people don't know about Trump. He's very funny.
Speaker 2: All right. So you know, book is coming out soon.
Speaker 2: It's the greatest comeback ever inside Trump's big, beautiful campaign.
Speaker 2: Unburdened by what has been Joe Conchac can't wait to
Speaker 2: see it. When's it coming?
Speaker 6: Out. It's coming out where we're aiming for late winter.
Speaker 6: You know, you got there's a little bit of a
Speaker 6: process to it. But I interviewed the President for the
Speaker 6: book today. I got a good forty minute out of him.
Speaker 6: You're gonna stuff you've never heard before. Exclusive So and
Speaker 6: we just review the campaign from Wildwood on and boy
Speaker 6: did it write itself. Sewn a lot happened. It's craziest
Speaker 6: campaign ever.
Speaker 2: Jill Contract appreciate you more than you know. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety four one seawn or number if you want
Speaker 2: to be a part of the program. Linda, did you
Speaker 2: hear Van Jones's comments about Donald Trump? Pretty interesting?
Speaker 7: Listen, Donald Trump is not an idiot Donald Trump. Let
Speaker 7: me just be very clear. Donald Trump is smarter than me,
Speaker 7: you and all critics. You know how I know because
Speaker 7: he has the White House, the Senate, the.
Speaker 6: House totally agree for.
Speaker 7: The popular vote. He has a massive media ecosystem bigger
Speaker 7: than the mainstream, built around him and for him, and
Speaker 7: a religiously religious fervor in a political movement around him.
Speaker 7: And he is best buddy, is the richest person in
Speaker 7: the history of the world and the most relevant. Kennedy
Speaker 7: is with him. This dude is a phenomenon. He is
Speaker 7: the most powerful human on earth and in our lifetime.
Speaker 7: And we're still saying.
Speaker 2: Well, how is this guard? We look like idiots or
Speaker 2: you're ye's totally right, You're totally right. Why can't the
Speaker 2: rest of these these people in the media recognize some truth,
Speaker 2: to do a little bit of self reflection introspection. I
Speaker 2: don't know. All right, let's get to our busy telephones here,
Speaker 2: Mark and Texas Mark, how are you glad you called? Sir?
Speaker 8: Hey, Sean, how are you? It's an honor to talk
Speaker 8: to you today, sir.
Speaker 2: The honor is all mine. I'm glad you checked that.
Speaker 2: What's on your mind today?
Speaker 8: I wanted to talk about these preemptive pardons that everybody's
Speaker 8: talking about. My question on that is, how can you
Speaker 8: pardon if someone is not convicted of a crime, and
Speaker 8: they haven't even been charged. How can you do that?
Speaker 8: And if this is done, Sean, this is a true
Speaker 8: get out of jail free cards, this will be devastating
Speaker 8: our country.
Speaker 2: I actually don't have as big a problem as some
Speaker 2: people do with this. I really don't. The power of
Speaker 2: the pardon is absolute, and if you want to do
Speaker 2: it preemptively. What you're doing basically saying, is we're pardoning
Speaker 2: you from any and all crimes you may or may
Speaker 2: not have committed. And if if this is what Joe
Speaker 2: wants to do out the door, and he wants this
Speaker 2: to be his legacy, I'm I'm fine with it. He
Speaker 2: can pardon himself too, because frankly, there is real reason,
Speaker 2: warranted reason for him. He lied through his teeth about barisma.
Speaker 2: He said, I never talked to his son as brother,
Speaker 2: or anybody for that matter. His own son implicates him.
Speaker 2: His son would not have the right to plead the fifth,
Speaker 2: by the way, considering he's already been pardoned. And if, honestly,
Speaker 2: if this is what they want to do, let him
Speaker 2: do it the power. I just respect the power of
Speaker 2: the pardon. And frankly, i'd like to see Donald Trump
Speaker 2: use the power, that power of the presidential pardon of
Speaker 2: new ways that you know he started a little bit
Speaker 2: in his first term. I'd like to see him expand
Speaker 2: on him and get somebody like Alice Murray Johnson maker
Speaker 2: the pardons are and Alice Murray Johnson can find people
Speaker 2: that have changed in jail, that have served a significant
Speaker 2: portion of their term and deserve a second chance. You
Speaker 2: can also find people that were wrongly convicted or people
Speaker 2: that were victims of a weaponized justice system and give
Speaker 2: them their freedom back. I can't think anything worse than
Speaker 2: losing your freedom. So I don't really have a problem with.
Speaker 8: It, Okay, I just wanted to get your opinion on that.
Speaker 8: I'm just I'm kind of worried about it.
Speaker 2: Well, well, Donald Trump, I mean all these people that
Speaker 2: for example, the January sixth were there were people that
Speaker 2: did really bad things that day, but the vast majority
Speaker 2: of people just entered the building illegally and didn't deserve
Speaker 2: a five to six seven eight year prison term for that.
Speaker 2: And meanwhile, you and yeah, meanwhile, you know, we're we're
Speaker 2: ignoring known terrorists and gang members and murderers and rapists
Speaker 2: that are in entering our country. We're not even enforcing
Speaker 2: that law. Turn a blind eye towards that, turn a
Speaker 2: blind eye towards the Biden family syndicate. It's unreal. Let's
Speaker 2: say hi to Tom in South Carolina. Thank you, Mark,
Speaker 2: what's up Tom? How are you well?
Speaker 9: It's a great pleasure to talk to you. I've been
Speaker 9: listening to you for years and thank you. It's like
Speaker 9: to say, I've been listening on the radio just now,
Speaker 9: and the reason everybody loves you so much is that
Speaker 9: your truth comes through. And the reason Donald Trump was
Speaker 9: put in office because of his faith and his truth.
Speaker 9: It comes through. And that's why I just want to
Speaker 9: say that. And don't worry about the Pulitzer Prize because
Speaker 9: you're going to get the Rush Limbaugh Award when you're done.
Speaker 9: Let's see you.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the rush limbar Ward is, but
Speaker 2: you're very kind. I'm not, by the way, I am
Speaker 2: not at all. You know, I don't care about prizes.
Speaker 2: I don't you know what? Do you know what the
Speaker 2: best prize I have is is the fact that you
Speaker 2: still listen to me, you try, you watch me on TV.
Speaker 2: That is prized enough, and I'm very grateful for it.
Speaker 9: How's that great American?
Speaker 2: And as are you, sir.
Speaker 9: I'd just like to say about the drones thing real quick.
Speaker 9: I was listening to The Buck and Travis Friday and
Speaker 9: they're saying that they had an expert on I believe
Speaker 9: book did, and he said that the only way they
Speaker 9: can put these things up in the ear is they
Speaker 9: have to have transponders and permits, and that that made
Speaker 9: a lot of sense, and so they do know who
Speaker 9: it is, so obviously, how's listening.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean there could be people that operating them
Speaker 2: without transponders and without a permit. I mean, that's that's
Speaker 2: all possible. I am. I am convinced by the lack
Speaker 2: of urgency that we're being lied to. The only other option,
Speaker 2: if you really think through this, and I've spent I've
Speaker 2: been obsessed with this issue, but the only other option
Speaker 2: is is that they don't know where they originated from,
Speaker 2: they don't know who's operating them, they don't know what
Speaker 2: their capabilities are, and they don't care, and they're not
Speaker 2: doing anything. It's it's a far better option that they
Speaker 2: know everything and are lying to us. And I think
Speaker 2: that's the more likely scenario.
Speaker 9: Comes through, your nervousness comes through, and all the people
Speaker 9: picked up on that, and that was great. You really
Speaker 9: get your point across.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, sir, Well, thank you, Tom. I
Speaker 2: appreciate it. God bless you. Glad you're out there California
Speaker 2: wreck Sean Hannity Show, Hi my call.
Speaker 5: You appreciate your hard work as well as that of
Speaker 5: your staff.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you. You have good people. We have good
Speaker 2: peeps on her team.
Speaker 5: Yes, you certainly do.
Speaker 2: Except for Linda. Occasionally she could be you.
Speaker 5: Know, yeah, I give her a break.
Speaker 2: I love thank you, Rex. Why are you sucking up
Speaker 2: to Linda that I suck up? These are just facts,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 7: Sometimes facts are very uncomfortable things.
Speaker 2: They're removable. Oh man, Well, everybody loves Linda, we get it.
Speaker 2: Everyone thinks I pick on her. I'm not picking on her.
Speaker 2: He talks funny and I make fun of how she talks.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm staying out in the middle of that one.
Speaker 2: And the worst part is in reality, the person that
Speaker 2: gives the gives the other person the hardest time. Has
Speaker 2: her given me a hard time? It's true? Rex? Again,
Speaker 2: that is true. You know nothing's true that It's like true.
Speaker 2: Like a drone going dark in the night? Why do
Speaker 2: they do it? Why do I? Why do I drive
Speaker 2: Sean crazy? These are questions we want answers to. It's
Speaker 2: funny mystery. Yeah, anyway, what's on your mind?
Speaker 8: Rex?
Speaker 5: Michael is also in regards to the drones and drones
Speaker 5: going dark in the night, as Linda justs well said
Speaker 5: specifically about the lights I'm very curious that these, you know,
Speaker 5: the same day show red and green lights, which are
Speaker 5: you know, FA compliant. And I believe it was Governor
Speaker 5: Murphy initially who said, you think they're sophisticated and can
Speaker 5: go dark when eyes are on. Why wouldn't they just
Speaker 5: stay dark all the time? And is it possible that
Speaker 5: the lights are also uh part of the psychological ploy
Speaker 5: nefarious or not, I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: I think there's something going on that has to be
Speaker 2: related to national security. This is an educated guest, so
Speaker 2: let me let me draw a clear life in the
Speaker 2: stand here. Where I'm going with this, I don't know,
Speaker 2: but my guess is that there is something that is
Speaker 2: going on severe enough that it is warranting our government's
Speaker 2: use of them, and probably to surveil something or to
Speaker 2: find something. That's my best guess. But yeah, it was
Speaker 2: Murphy that said they're sophisticated that they go dark. There
Speaker 2: was another New Jersey elected official that said that he
Speaker 2: viewed with his own eyes that would they would fly
Speaker 2: in clusters and then separate. They had the ability to
Speaker 2: stop and go backwards, not something an aircraft would have
Speaker 2: the ability to do. Again, if if they don't know
Speaker 2: if they don't know where they originate from, they don't
Speaker 2: know who's operating, and they don't know their capabilities. That
Speaker 2: would scare me more. And it's bad enough that they're
Speaker 2: lying to us, but they have a history a lying
Speaker 2: to us. I've gone through the list one hundred times.
Speaker 2: They lie repeatedly to us.
Speaker 10: And hopefully it's not as you stated, them looking for
Speaker 10: something being us and God forbid that be something like
Speaker 10: some sort of horrific weapons cash or something like that.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's that's a great minds think alike, because I'm
Speaker 2: thinking either that or materials that might be that might
Speaker 2: be that people might be able to turn into weapons
Speaker 2: of mass destruction. If you really want me to go there,
Speaker 2: I just refuse to lie to you. That's where my
Speaker 2: mind goes.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, sir, that's where mine is too, And it
Speaker 5: scares the tech out of me.
Speaker 2: That's that part scares the hell out of me. And
Speaker 2: I just like it may all be much ado about
Speaker 2: nothing in the end, and I've said that many times,
Speaker 2: but in the meantime that their lack of transparency makes
Speaker 2: no sense. There's something they know that they're not telling us. Yeah, anyway, Rex,
Speaker 2: God bless you I have no idea why you live
Speaker 2: in California, but God bless you. Anyway. Let's say how
Speaker 2: to Joseph. He's in Long Island, New y Walk. What's up?
Speaker 2: What's up, Joseph? How are you, sir?
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm doing wonderful sean long term, long term listener,
Speaker 1: first time caller. Really, thank you the the Tilli Center
Speaker 1: last week, All.
Speaker 2: The Lighter Comedy with Fox Nation. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Good, Yeah, it was wonderful. It was wonderful, wonderful evening,
Speaker 1: wonderful time. Thank you very much for the for the tickets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was able to my buddy Jimmy Fayla was
Speaker 2: nice enough to give us some tickets to give away,
Speaker 2: and we're very happy. I heard it was a great night.
Speaker 6: That was wonderful. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wanted to discuss something that really has been bothering
Speaker 1: me and many people that I know.
Speaker 6: It's about the wall. Uh.
Speaker 1: They've been spelling off these sections of the wall down
Speaker 1: by the border, and they've been doing some types of
Speaker 1: auctions and moving moving a lot of this metal around.
Speaker 1: I'm concerned who's buying this medal.
Speaker 6: I'd like to.
Speaker 1: Follow the money to see where is this where's this
Speaker 1: metal being stockpiled, because if it's being sold for pennies
Speaker 1: on the dollar, what keeps them from reselling it back
Speaker 1: to the government at full price when Trump comes back
Speaker 1: in office. That just sounds like a scam to me.
Speaker 2: The whole thing is designed to screw and sabotage Trump.
Speaker 2: And all they're really doing is he's going to buy
Speaker 2: the materials again, and so they're just they're on the
Speaker 2: way out the door. And I went through a whole
Speaker 2: long laundry list of what Joe is doing. They're really
Speaker 2: screwing us, They're really hurting us because that money is
Speaker 2: going to be spent again because Joe just wants to
Speaker 2: stick it to Trump. But you know, there's there's all
Speaker 2: of these things that Biden is doing, you know, selling
Speaker 2: off parts of the wall, weaponizing the d OJ, trying
Speaker 2: to Trump proof it, you know, the deep state, escalating
Speaker 2: wars in Europe and the Middle East. You know, go
Speaker 2: forward with student loan forgiveness as much as he possibly can,
Speaker 2: you know, solidify their ratical extreme green energy agenda. You
Speaker 2: know they're doing all of this is being done on purpose. Pardons, commutations, Uh,
Speaker 2: it's all being done, all designed to hurt Trump and
Speaker 2: in the process. If it hurts we the people that
Speaker 2: they don't care, and that should that should actually anger everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anyway to threep out. You know, if if there's
Speaker 1: money involved, could somebody literally be buying all of these
Speaker 1: pieces of the wall and then reselling them back to
Speaker 1: the government just for pure profit.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent? Probably a friend of Joe's, maybe a
Speaker 2: friend of Hunters. I don't know. I just don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's it's all this is is vengeful,
Speaker 2: you know, spiteful, sore losersm He knows that Donald Trump
Speaker 2: wants peaceful, negotiated settlements in Europe in the Middle East,
Speaker 2: and yet he's escalating both conflicts. He knows that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's going to finish building the wall, so let's sell
Speaker 2: off the materials that that were left over when he
Speaker 2: was president now for pennies on the dollar and then
Speaker 2: they'll have to buy new stuff. Well, that that hurts us.
Speaker 6: Hem.
Speaker 2: Escalating the war in Europe hurts US and other countries.
Speaker 2: The you know, bombing Syria. Why why are we involving
Speaker 2: ourselves there when we don't know who's going to take over. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I appreciate the call, my friend eight hundred and nine
Speaker 2: Pool one, Shawn is a numbered you want to join us?
Speaker 2: All right? That's going to wrap things up for today. Tonight,
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