Speaker 1: Hour two Sean Hannity Show, toll free, It's eight hundred
Speaker 1: and nine four one, Shawn, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program. As we have been telling you,
Speaker 1: the President's very clear, the dust is the deal. No dust,
Speaker 1: no dollars, no future for the economy of Iran. And
Speaker 1: there's going to be a meeting now held at Camp
Speaker 1: David as it relates to moving forward the President and
Speaker 1: any Iranian deal. The President and the administration and Central
Speaker 1: Command did strike Iran last night, showing again that they're
Speaker 1: willing to use the military force. Whether they go the
Speaker 1: hardcore option is only something that time will tell. I
Speaker 1: think the most interesting thing that has come out of
Speaker 1: all of this, as we've been discussing, is the President
Speaker 1: is entirely right to insist and challenge these Muslim nations
Speaker 1: that want to be part of the Iranium peace deal
Speaker 1: that they've got to join the Abraham Accords, thinking long
Speaker 1: term about a strategic piece in the region that maybe
Speaker 1: you know that can they can all finally, once and
Speaker 1: for all, you know, put an end to the killing
Speaker 1: and and recognize the right of Israel to exist. He
Speaker 1: made a point to call out the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan, Turkey, Jordan,
Speaker 1: as well as the UAE and Bahrain already accord members.
Speaker 2: And it's a no brainer.
Speaker 1: If you want a lasting piece in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: you have no objection to recognize and in accepting Israel,
Speaker 1: which has been you know, critical to getting the region
Speaker 1: to this point, neutralizing the threat. And as much as
Speaker 1: you know, people talk about well this, he did this
Speaker 1: for Israel, he did this for Bibe, he did this
Speaker 1: for the whole world. You know, we didn't know they
Speaker 1: had ballistic missile range that could hit Paris and London.
Speaker 1: You know, we had no idea they were twelve days
Speaker 1: away with you know, secured enriched uranium at sixty percent
Speaker 1: in less than twelve days that can be enriched to
Speaker 1: ninety percent weapons grade uranium, with ballistic missile capability and
Speaker 1: range that could reach Paris in London. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: actually scary how dangerous this was. And you know, I'm
Speaker 1: I know there are people out there that are perfectly
Speaker 1: comfortable with the idea of leaving a nuclear armed Duran
Speaker 1: with Islamo fascists at the head. Most of them are
Speaker 1: dead now with this capability, but with their radicalized death
Speaker 1: cult ideology, converter die mentality. It was a matter of when,
Speaker 1: not if. You know, one day there would be a
Speaker 1: modern nuclear holocaust. I don't think there's any doubt about it.
Speaker 1: But that's my opinion. Everyone's entitled to their opinion. Right
Speaker 1: here is Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying two things. One,
Speaker 1: the straight of horror moves will be open one way
Speaker 1: to the other. Also, there's either going to be a
Speaker 1: good deal with the RAN or there's not going to
Speaker 1: be a deal with the RAN.
Speaker 2: Listen, now, they're going to be open with one or
Speaker 2: the other. So they need to be open with Chappion.
Speaker 3: There's a law.
Speaker 2: Floyd's the ego. It's unsustainable to the world. It's unacceptable.
Speaker 2: I don't know of any country in the world. The
Speaker 2: Russians are not a favorite. The tolent system of Chinese
Speaker 2: are not in favor of atalment systems. And there's no
Speaker 2: country in the world in the favor of a tolent
Speaker 2: system except the achievement Iran.
Speaker 3: So that's not acceptable.
Speaker 2: I mean, that cannot happen.
Speaker 1: That's the end of it. I mean, and that's where
Speaker 1: we now are. Whether it's two steps forward, one step back,
Speaker 1: or maybe it's just not something that's ever going to
Speaker 1: be plausible and it ends up being the hard way,
Speaker 1: which is wiping out their entire economy. I mean, all
Speaker 1: of it's on the table at this point. While this
Speaker 1: negotiation has been going on, Central Command carried out these
Speaker 1: strikes in southern Iran on Monday, targeting missile launch sites
Speaker 1: and uranium boats that they believe we're probably dropping minds
Speaker 1: in the straight of horror moves obviously to protect our troops,
Speaker 1: and the President is very very clear that this has
Speaker 1: got to be a lasting piece. I think the big
Speaker 1: curveball is insisting that other countries in the region now
Speaker 1: look for a broader piece, which would be with Israel
Speaker 1: even and it kind of took me by surprise inviting
Speaker 1: the Iranians to join in as well, which I would
Speaker 1: not hold my breath about. Kevin hermenting is back with
Speaker 1: US Marine. If you remember who was the youngest American
Speaker 1: held hostage in nineteen seventy nine when Ayatola Kolmani came
Speaker 1: into power and this began this forty seven year reign
Speaker 1: of Islamic terror. Is with us to weigh in on
Speaker 1: all of this. Look you know this regime. You know
Speaker 1: what they're capable of. You live through it yourself, four
Speaker 1: hundred and forty four days of your life held hostage,
Speaker 1: not knowing if you'd live or die. The President is
Speaker 1: making every effort to give them an opportunity to join
Speaker 1: the free world. At this point, we keep getting mixed signals.
Speaker 1: The President, you know, thinks there is a path to peace.
Speaker 1: He's pursuing it. I don't fault him for it. Others do.
Speaker 1: I don't. But at the end of the day, the
Speaker 1: President won't take a bad deal, and he's been very
Speaker 1: clear the nuclear dust is non negotiable.
Speaker 4: Well, look, Sean, thank you for the invitation to join
Speaker 4: you and your listeners, But you know all of us
Speaker 4: are hoping for peace at this at this point, you know,
Speaker 4: nobody who understands war ever casually calls for it. But
Speaker 4: it's only going to last. Peace, if you will, is
Speaker 4: only going to last when it's backed by strength and
Speaker 4: the President's resolve in our country's credibility. And you know
Speaker 4: the President was right. You and I've talked about this
Speaker 4: in the last few months, when you know he understood
Speaker 4: that the world has learned so many times that the
Speaker 4: Iranians in their pursuit of nuclear weapons. That and our
Speaker 4: weakness from the past, that's what's actually invited aggression on
Speaker 4: the part of Iran. So they can't to pursue a
Speaker 4: nuclear weapon. That is, I guess seriously, the red line
Speaker 4: in the sand for the president. But now we've got
Speaker 4: some other concerns. The strait of our MOUs cannot be threatened.
Speaker 4: It needs to remain open. And Iran needs to stop
Speaker 4: funding the terrorist proxies throughout the Middle East, which they've
Speaker 4: been continued to do while pretending to negotiate in good faith.
Speaker 4: And one thing that you and I have talked about,
Speaker 4: and I tell many audiences this in my public speaking
Speaker 4: opportunities where I talk about, you know, service and sacrifice,
Speaker 4: it's that the Iranians have rarely ever negotiated anything in
Speaker 4: good faith, going all the way back to the Algiers Accords,
Speaker 4: which led to the release of my colleagues in the
Speaker 4: back in nineteen eighty one. They're not honest brokers, so
Speaker 4: we have to be very cautious.
Speaker 1: We have to be cautious. However, we're not dealing with
Speaker 1: the same regime anymore. I mean, the first tier of
Speaker 1: Iranian leadership was knocked out, the second tier was knocked out,
Speaker 1: and pretty much most of the remaining third tier has
Speaker 1: been knocked out. Maybe they need to knock out the
Speaker 1: fourth and fifthier and see who emerges after that point.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's going to take. That would
Speaker 1: actually be a strategy. I think that might be the
Speaker 1: most effective, because then I don't think anyone's going to
Speaker 1: want to lead the country knowing that they've got a
Speaker 1: big target on their forehead.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, I mean, diplomacy definitely is not off the table.
Speaker 4: In fact, let's face it, serious diplomacy is essential. But
Speaker 4: we do have to be realistic around their long history
Speaker 4: of using negotiations. They've delayed and they've gained leverage, including
Speaker 4: from past administrations, and that's why I talked about that
Speaker 4: we have to be cautious. But if there's going to
Speaker 4: be an agreement to end the conflict, and eventually there
Speaker 4: will be, it has to be based on verification and
Speaker 4: accountability and really something that the IAD rarely did enforceable
Speaker 4: consequences because there was really no enforcement mechanism in the past.
Speaker 4: I think the president is willing to be that enforcement mechanism,
Speaker 4: you know, not simply abide by hopeful promises by the
Speaker 4: Iranian leadership, whoever it is who continues to lead the country,
Speaker 4: and maybe would rise to a position of real responsibility
Speaker 4: in leadership in their country. And I know it's not
Speaker 4: one of the It might be a goal, but it's
Speaker 4: not a stated goal of the war. But wouldn't it
Speaker 4: be great if the Iranian people were actually free and
Speaker 4: were led by a leader or a group of leaders,
Speaker 4: or a cabinet or what have you. That would really
Speaker 4: give the people of Iran the ability to pursue their
Speaker 4: own independent futures without the fear of retribution because they
Speaker 4: didn't follow the directives of the religious mullas well.
Speaker 1: I hope for the American people, I mean, once amazing,
Speaker 1: great culture that contributed to the advancement of mankind in
Speaker 1: so many different ways, they could recapture that form greatness
Speaker 1: of my view, Kevin, appreciate you, thanks so much for
Speaker 1: being all with us. Eight hundred and nine four one Seawn,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: Will continue to monitor what's going on in Iran and
Speaker 1: this meeting that's going to take place at cam David,
Speaker 1: let us get to our busy, busy telephones. Let's say
Speaker 1: hi to Evan and Oregon. Evan, how are you?
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you so much. So the other day you
Speaker 5: were discussing crypto and the concern was that it would
Speaker 5: monitor where people were at, and I just want to
Speaker 5: bring up an interesting thought for people on the line
Speaker 5: and for.
Speaker 1: You, by the way, it's not just crypto. It would
Speaker 1: be every aspect of your purchasing life. The government would
Speaker 1: be able to track.
Speaker 5: Yes, So here's the thought going into that. Okay. So
Speaker 5: I was service manager of twenty three years with Chrysler Dealership.
Speaker 5: I got invited to a Western business conference where they
Speaker 5: brought in Oracle, one of the main programs that runs
Speaker 5: on your phone, and it was scary to hear what
Speaker 5: goes on. But as your cell phone goes by Starbucks
Speaker 5: on Commercial Street, they know you're there and they send
Speaker 5: you advertisements for that establishment. So I guess what I
Speaker 5: was saying is the technology is already there.
Speaker 2: Oh it's everywhere.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're continuing to build out algorithms on pretty
Speaker 1: much everything that you do online.
Speaker 2: It really is actually scary. It's very scary and correct.
Speaker 5: And it's actually scary the amount of data that they
Speaker 5: have on you. And what you purchase, how you purchase it,
Speaker 5: when you purchase it, when to send you an AD
Speaker 5: is all.
Speaker 1: Calculated if you use any social media, if you go
Speaker 1: to any media sites. I mean, for example, I don't
Speaker 1: have social media on on my phone. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't have a computer, I don't have it on my phone.
Speaker 1: And one of the main reasons is is that I
Speaker 1: don't want these algorithms. For example, let's say you've decided
Speaker 1: to look up one day how to lose weight in
Speaker 1: the least amount of time. I'm making this up, or
Speaker 1: maybe maybe you were looking at a particular fishing pole
Speaker 1: or something like that, or whatever your interest happens to be.
Speaker 1: You're just all of a sudden, the algorithm will build
Speaker 1: itself that it pops up all the time in your
Speaker 1: timeline things that they think will be interested for you.
Speaker 1: You know, you have there's a science to this that
Speaker 1: I'm not particularly interested in learning. However, there are, but
Speaker 1: I just think people need to be aware that you
Speaker 1: don't want this to be a part of your daily life.
Speaker 1: This is Big Brother personified in the modern error, and
Speaker 1: it is real and everything you do, everywhere you go,
Speaker 1: every purchase you make, is going to be tracked, and
Speaker 1: it's already tracked at a high level, even though I
Speaker 1: do everything humanly possible to minimize the ability of people
Speaker 1: to have access to my one phone. I write all
Speaker 1: of my material. I write my monologues, for example, on
Speaker 1: TV on my phone. I only text. I don't use
Speaker 1: a computer. I look at websites on my phone. I
Speaker 1: don't use a cloud. It's not permanently, you know, up
Speaker 1: there where somebody can one day hack into it. I've
Speaker 1: had enough hackings in my life and enough of my
Speaker 1: own personal private text messages released publicly that I'm not
Speaker 1: particularly interested in going through it again. But that's why,
Speaker 1: you know, that's why we covered that issue at length
Speaker 1: last week. But I'm glad you're paying attention to it
Speaker 1: because I don't think most people have really fully completely
Speaker 1: understand how bad it's going to get. Anyway, Thank you,
Speaker 1: my friend, appreciate it. All right, quick break right back,
Speaker 1: we'll hit the phones when we come back.
Speaker 2: Toll for you.
Speaker 1: It's eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean. If you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program as we continue.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get to our busy phones. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety four one, Sean, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program, all right, we have one minute.
Speaker 1: Don in New Hampshire. Don real quick, it's all yours, hi, Sean.
Speaker 7: I'm hoping that you can get to the President and
Speaker 7: tell him that it's imperative that he institute a domestic
Speaker 7: oil price for the people in the United States. Using
Speaker 7: the oil and gas, we are paying a global price
Speaker 7: and they are drilling it, pumping it, they're refining it here,
Speaker 7: and we're purchasing the oil right here in the United States,
Speaker 7: and we're paying shipping costs all over the world. And
Speaker 7: I know that there's a global market. But if he
Speaker 7: institutes and he can do this because he'd done many
Speaker 7: new things, if he can institute a domestic oil price
Speaker 7: and get that price of gas down, let's say bring
Speaker 7: it up by July fourth, when we're celebrating, and let
Speaker 7: them argue about it in the courts and possibly, you know,
Speaker 7: this will help clinch the midterms and the elections in
Speaker 7: the fall. And I think that's what we need to do.
Speaker 1: I think that there's a lot to say for what
Speaker 1: you're saying here, and I really believe that the only
Speaker 1: thing I would say is I'm against price controls. I
Speaker 1: believe in free markets. Let the market play out, Let
Speaker 1: this all play out. I know it's inconvenient for a
Speaker 1: lot of people. I know it's not what we want. However,
Speaker 1: when you juxtapose this against the possibility of your children
Speaker 1: and grandchildren having a nuclear armed Iran as their future
Speaker 1: as their reality, you know, for me it's a no brainer.
Speaker 1: Other people may have a different view. I understand it,
Speaker 1: but I'm telling you I think when all is said
Speaker 1: and done, that the world's going to be a better,
Speaker 1: safer place it already is. Hang in there, appreciate your call, sir.
Speaker 1: Thank you all right, twenty five now till the top
Speaker 1: of the hour, eight hundred and nine point one, Sean,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: As we've been telling you, it is primary day in
Speaker 1: the state of Texas. One are the last primaries if
Speaker 1: you think during the presidential election cycle is in the
Speaker 1: communist utopia of Gavin Newsom, mister noshow governor out in
Speaker 1: California and then we've just got word that there now
Speaker 1: is an effort to get rid of it. They call
Speaker 1: it a jungle primary, where it's Democrats Republicans all the
Speaker 1: one primary and the top two candidates then will fight
Speaker 1: it out in the general election in November. Here's the
Speaker 1: problem Democrats are facing out in California is that the
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Speaker 1: have my friend Steve Hilton, who I'm supporting, and Triff Bianco.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's a Republican and he's running number two
Speaker 1: behind Steve Hilton. I think Steve hilt would be a
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Speaker 1: in the Senate, but I mean, bringing back common sense
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Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: They could do simple things like practice the science of
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Speaker 2: Just just little things like that.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe they don't want the highest state income tax
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Speaker 1: highest poverty rate in the country. Maybe they don't want
Speaker 1: to be a sanctuary city in the highest almostness rate
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Speaker 1: want to bring back industry. Maybe they don't want to
Speaker 1: have this ridiculous referendum vote on taxing the rich in
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Speaker 1: founded Oracle, moving to the Free State of Florida. Or
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Speaker 1: this crap either. Rich people that I know in my
Speaker 1: that I've met in my life didn't get rich by
Speaker 1: being stupid and handing over money. You have already been
Speaker 1: taxed on to your state government because they overspend and
Speaker 1: have these radical redistributive policies and socialism and Marxism, communism,
Speaker 1: give whatever is the name you want to it. It
Speaker 1: always fails. And you know, look for example, sanctuary city,
Speaker 1: state policies out in California. Well, that has now dramatically
Speaker 1: increased the cost of medical which is why, in spite
Speaker 1: of having the highest tax burden on the citizens in
Speaker 1: their state, they cannot balance their budget. Now it might
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Speaker 2: So I'm fascinated with this. What's going on in California.
Speaker 1: The other part that's interesting to me is you've got
Speaker 1: this La mayoral race. Now, remember we had doctor Oz
Speaker 1: on the program last week. He's talking about eight hundred
Speaker 1: separate facilities, elder care facilities that have been shut down
Speaker 1: because of waste, broad abuse, corruption. He says, it's only
Speaker 1: the tip of the iceberg. This is in La alone.
Speaker 1: Never mind how awful Karen Bass has been in terms
Speaker 1: of she can't deal with the poverty problem, she can't
Speaker 1: deal with the homelessness problem. She bears part of the
Speaker 1: responsibility of empty fire hydrants and empty reservoirs and a
Speaker 1: lack of you know, firefighter response, et cetera. When it
Speaker 1: came to the Pacific Palisades fires and there's somebody out
Speaker 1: there that's making a lot of noise. I'm very interested
Speaker 1: in this guy. He's under fire constantly, but he's taken
Speaker 1: a big stand and he says that if he doesn't win,
Speaker 1: he's out, that there's no hope for LA. And I
Speaker 1: don't think he's wrong. And I think he would be
Speaker 1: hope for LA because he has common sense behind his agenda,
Speaker 1: although I don't think he's as politically conservative as I am,
Speaker 1: But put that aside, it's certainly better than what they have,
Speaker 1: which is dumb and dumber. Gavin, Karen Bass and the
Speaker 1: likes of these idiots that have been running California anyway.
Speaker 1: You know we have, of course the congenital liar as
Speaker 1: well out there. Anyway, here's Spencer Pratt running for mayor,
Speaker 1: saying he became a Republican because they supported his right
Speaker 1: to get a gun to protect his family.
Speaker 2: Listen, are you a Republican?
Speaker 8: Well, you want to break some news here? Sure, it's
Speaker 8: in my You know, I've told this before and this
Speaker 8: is the only time I've ever said this, So this
Speaker 8: is breaking news. Everyun is at freak out. When I
Speaker 8: was a hated reality star, yeah, I got so many
Speaker 8: death threats. I had so much security and police and
Speaker 8: what did they tell me to do? Get a gun?
Speaker 2: This is real.
Speaker 8: I know people don't like guns, but LA was dangerous
Speaker 8: if you're hated. So I got a gun, My wife
Speaker 8: got a gun, and then we needed ccw's. A CCW
Speaker 8: is a legal permit to carry a concealed weapon in California.
Speaker 8: The only people that supported a CCW was the Republican.
Speaker 8: That was what I aligned with my safety, still saving
Speaker 8: my family's safety. I know people don't like guns, but
Speaker 8: when people are threatening your life and your own security
Speaker 8: is telling you you need to have home protection train
Speaker 8: to It's not like just I want to the you know,
Speaker 8: go through the proper steps.
Speaker 2: That was my.
Speaker 9: That's it.
Speaker 1: And then Spencer Pratt says many of the forty thousand
Speaker 1: homeless people in LA are drug addicts who choose to
Speaker 1: be homeless. He's not wrong.
Speaker 3: Listen, what are your plans for the over forty thousand
Speaker 3: homeless in Los Angeles?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's well, they're not homeless, they're drug addicts. Most
Speaker 8: of these people are addicted to fentanyl and met This
Speaker 8: isn't Spencer making.
Speaker 2: They don't have homes.
Speaker 8: There is places for all of these people to sleep
Speaker 8: in LA. No matter what anybody tells you, we have
Speaker 8: housing and shelter for everyone that's living on the street.
Speaker 8: They are choosing to be on the street because they
Speaker 8: want to do drugs. They don't want rules, they don't
Speaker 8: want to listen. They want to have animals to abuse.
Speaker 8: This idea that they're forced on the street right now
Speaker 8: is a lie that are city is perpetually. We've paid
Speaker 8: twenty four billion dollars to house these forty thousand people.
Speaker 8: There's spots for all of these people.
Speaker 2: They are choosing because.
Speaker 8: They're an addict and you can do fentanol and super
Speaker 8: meth on the sidewalk with no repercussions. These places are
Speaker 8: not as they have to follow some rules.
Speaker 1: And then we have Spencer Pratt saying sixty percent of
Speaker 1: the forty plus thousand homeless people in one city lost
Speaker 1: forty thousand. I mean that's the size of a small
Speaker 1: town in America. Anyway, they were busted in and he
Speaker 1: has plans to send them to Seattle. Anyway, listen to
Speaker 1: this report. It's from ABC seven in Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna move these forty thousand people somewhere and
Speaker 3: you're gonna have this facility up in You said, how long?
Speaker 2: Here's what you gotta really ninety days. Let me explain somebody.
Speaker 8: These forty thousand people, sixty percent of them city wats
Speaker 8: just announced this week, are not from Los Angeles. They're
Speaker 8: not from California. These people have been bust in by
Speaker 8: scam rehabs, scam NGOs, scam homeless nonprofits. These people, when
Speaker 8: I unplug them and say we're not taking our tax
Speaker 8: money anymore, they're all going to Seattle, where the mayor
Speaker 8: will welcome them. These are products to a lot of people.
Speaker 8: So the people that want to keep doing drugs and
Speaker 8: live on the sidewalk. There a lot of these people
Speaker 8: are going to leave the other ones. There's a lot
Speaker 8: of criminals. There's people that are getting naked in front
Speaker 8: of kids. They're going to jail. The people that are
Speaker 8: torturing outs, they're going to jail. So not everyone goes
Speaker 8: in the same box. So we have the money, we
Speaker 8: have the resources, and we have the facility.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what's going to happen. Now.
Speaker 1: The worst part of everything here is they are trying
Speaker 1: to change the primary system out there. They're what they
Speaker 1: call jungle primary. Maybe you know, Headed for an execution
Speaker 1: is the headline in a New york Er magazine. And
Speaker 1: what is that about? That's about a power grab. They're
Speaker 1: afraid they're going to lose in the gubernatorial primary. All right,
Speaker 1: quick break. When we come back, we'll hit the phones
Speaker 1: hundred and nine sean. If you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program. As we continue up next our
Speaker 1: final roundup and information overload hour. Alright, let's get to
Speaker 1: our busy phones, our toll free numbers. Eight hundred nine
Speaker 1: one sean. If you want to be a part of
Speaker 1: the program, let us say hello to Cleete in the
Speaker 1: Free State of Florida.
Speaker 2: Cleete, how are you good, Sean?
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good. Just be glad you're out living out there.
Speaker 9: Yeah. Absolutely, in the Free State of Florida. I enjoy
Speaker 9: six acres and one hundred yard gun range on that
Speaker 9: piece of land. So yeah, I couldn't have that out there,
Speaker 9: not at all. You know, you've said that this is
Speaker 9: the most consequential mid mid term in history. I might
Speaker 9: I might go a step further than that and say
Speaker 9: it's the most consequential election in history. And all you
Speaker 9: have to do is listen to the Democrats. If you
Speaker 9: listen to them, they tell you exactly what their position is,
Speaker 9: what they intend to do, or what's on their mind.
Speaker 9: And when you listen to them, in my opinion, you've
Speaker 9: got you've got two obligations, and to borrow with Linda
Speaker 9: Linda ism. First of all, you have to believe what
Speaker 9: they say, and secondly, you have to do everything in
Speaker 9: your power to prevent it from happening. And just a
Speaker 9: couple of examples, excuse me, the Democrat Marine Galindo who's
Speaker 9: running for Congress out in Texas. She's actually campaigning on
Speaker 9: sending American zion this to internment camps. And you know
Speaker 9: what that means that that doesn't necessarily mean people who
Speaker 9: are who happen to be Jewish. That's anybody who supports
Speaker 9: them as well. And that's all those nasty mag of people.
Speaker 9: They're gonna have to go in those camps too. And
Speaker 9: then you have AMC saying we have to pull up
Speaker 9: to the south. Well, yeah, starting the civil war. That's
Speaker 9: a good idea, that always ends well. And then Hakeem
Speaker 9: Jeffries who's said that he wants to break Trump's supporters,
Speaker 9: and how do you do that? Well, you go after
Speaker 9: those where the with the punishment is the is the
Speaker 9: process type of uh situations where you make them defend
Speaker 9: themselves against terrible charges that are baseless, and you break them,
Speaker 9: you bankrupt them. And then you also have, of course
Speaker 9: I R s audits. And then there's always the thing
Speaker 9: that Stalin said, show me the person, and I'll show
Speaker 9: you the crime. We all we all break excuse me crime,
Speaker 9: probably once or twice a day. We don't even know it.
Speaker 9: So they can pick and choose what they want to
Speaker 9: prosecute us on and they'll get us. So, I mean
Speaker 9: Rush always said the aggressor sets the rules and they're
Speaker 9: planned by a different rule book. So I mean, what
Speaker 9: we can do right now is get out and vote,
Speaker 9: and it's got to be in numbers. I mean, it
Speaker 9: can't be like thirty percent as opposed to us, you know,
Speaker 9: the usual twenty four percent turnout. It has to be
Speaker 9: upwards of forty or fifty percent, which I know is
Speaker 9: very ambitious, But we've got to turn out like that
Speaker 9: and make our voice known so that these people can't
Speaker 9: do these things, because this is the serious stuff when
Speaker 9: you're talking about in tournament camps and they say it
Speaker 9: as if it's going to happen. So again, we have
Speaker 9: to believe what they say because they're saying it.
Speaker 1: Oh you don't have to believe the thing they say.
Speaker 1: I mean, if a politicians opens their mouths, you should
Speaker 1: be skeptical. Unfortunately, that's just the reality of where we
Speaker 1: are today. But I do concur with you that this
Speaker 1: is the most important midterm election in our lifetime and
Speaker 1: there's a lot of stake, and I know people aren't
Speaker 1: focused on it now. I'm not going hard at it
Speaker 1: at this moment, although there's a lot to talk about
Speaker 1: and I'm bringing it up on a daily basis. However,
Speaker 1: if you and your heart, mind and soul commit to
Speaker 1: voting this November. That is the only thing I'm asking
Speaker 1: everybody in this audience to do. And treat it as
Speaker 1: though it is a presidential election and it's all on
Speaker 1: the line, because it is. Otherwise you'll see weaponization like
Speaker 1: we've never seen before. All progress will stop, and Democrats
Speaker 1: will have nothing but endless investigations. And if they ever
Speaker 1: get full power, you know, then watch out. They'll pack
Speaker 1: the courts. They'll do the biggest power grab in the
Speaker 1: history of the country, or at least attempt to do so.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you, Mane