Speaker 1: Well we have come in.
Speaker 2: You'll sit.
Speaker 1: Na day Gets saying you a conscious will be dire
Speaker 1: tell and if you want a little.
Speaker 3: Bang and yin, you ain't come along.
Speaker 4: I think we are in the midst of generational change
Speaker 4: and we'll see that continue to unfold.
Speaker 5: I mean it literally sounds like someone who was broken
Speaker 5: out of the insane asylum, like you just be all
Speaker 5: over the place.
Speaker 6: This is gestopo like behavior where plain clothes officers wearing
Speaker 6: masks are terrorizing immigrants.
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Speaker 5: free are numbers eight hundred and nine four. When Sean,
Speaker 5: if you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 5: it is pretty outrageous. We see now judges and federal officials,
Speaker 5: you know, literally putting the lives of ice agents law
Speaker 5: enforcement in jeopardy by doxing them and giving out their names.
Speaker 5: In some cases their addresses. Now, Tennessee is a very
Speaker 5: red state. I think sixty five percent of the state
Speaker 5: voted for Donald Trump. Nashville happens to be a little
Speaker 5: bit more liberal. They have a Democratic mayor. His name
Speaker 5: is Freddie O'Connell, and anyway, it's it's unbelievable what he's
Speaker 5: been involved in, apparently exposed for potentially endangering the lives
Speaker 5: of ICE agents trying to do their job. And we
Speaker 5: do have the Supremacy Clause that gives the authority and
Speaker 5: jurisdiction to the federal government to carry out the laws
Speaker 5: of our land, even though they are aiding in a
Speaker 5: betting and law breaking. Anyway, it's another story of a
Speaker 5: blue city that and a leader quote unquote leader protecting
Speaker 5: illegals and criminals and burdening the community. Now, two federal
Speaker 5: committees are conducting an investigation into the Nashville mayor for
Speaker 5: aiding and a betting illegal immigration and Tennessee Congressman Andy
Speaker 5: Ogles announced this on Monday. We had Marshall Blackburn on
Speaker 5: TV last night. The congressmen, along with a group of
Speaker 5: other Tennessee elected officials at the state level and representatives
Speaker 5: from law enforcement agencies announced that Homeland Security and the
Speaker 5: Judiciary committees will be looking into the mayor his conduct
Speaker 5: whether or not the city used federal dollars in a
Speaker 5: criminal enterprise related immigration. Now put aside all of that,
Speaker 5: why number one, are you aiding and a betting and
Speaker 5: law breaking? If let's say I were protecting illegal immigrants?
Speaker 5: What would happen to Sean Hannity? And I never would.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't violate the law. I believe in the rule
Speaker 5: of law. But what would happen to me if I
Speaker 5: was doing that? What would happen to me if I
Speaker 5: went to the border and I picked up people and
Speaker 5: I said, Hey, what state would you like to go to?
Speaker 5: And I drove them there? Would I not be held
Speaker 5: accountable for human trafficking if I got caught? And this
Speaker 5: idea that we're going to put law enforcement ICE agents
Speaker 5: in this particular case at risk by putting out their
Speaker 5: names and in some cases addresses, which has been going
Speaker 5: on or act like the judge that walked out this
Speaker 5: one perpetrator out the back door to escape and evade
Speaker 5: ICE agents even though the judge knew that ICE agents
Speaker 5: were there or arrest this guy. I mean, they have
Speaker 5: to be held accountable. And those that I think doxing
Speaker 5: of any law enforcement any judge has got to be
Speaker 5: against the law. We saw the left do this to
Speaker 5: Supreme Court justices. It is extraordinarily dangerous and people are
Speaker 5: going to get killed. We now see the threat incidents
Speaker 5: against ice agents, you know, up of like a whopping
Speaker 5: foreign written thirteen percent as a result of all of this, anyway,
Speaker 5: Congressman and i os of Tennessee is with us. Well, look,
Speaker 5: as far as I'm concerned, this mayor he did all
Speaker 5: of this is should be found guilty in a court
Speaker 5: of law and put in jail, and they should literally
Speaker 5: give him years in jail. You don't get to put officers,
Speaker 5: law enforcement officers' lives in jeopardy like this.
Speaker 8: No, it's incredibly reckless, you know, to your point, Sean,
Speaker 8: you know when you're releasing the names of law enforcement agents,
Speaker 8: and keep in mind, you know, so you know, national
Speaker 8: is the jewel of the South or the economic engine
Speaker 8: of the South. It's a great destination. But because of that,
Speaker 8: with that influx of prosperity and population, so you're gonna
Speaker 8: have some bad actors as wealth as well as a
Speaker 8: member of the Homeland Security Committee. I've received a classified
Speaker 8: briefing on the network that the cartels out of Mexico,
Speaker 8: the gangs out of Central and South America. And when
Speaker 8: we use the word gangs, you need to put air
Speaker 8: quotes around that, because these aren't gangs. These are corporations
Speaker 8: and their distribution networks across the United States of America
Speaker 8: with rival FedEx. Then when you're talking about MS thirteen
Speaker 8: or Trinder Walker or some cartel out of Mexico, they
Speaker 8: have touch points all across this nation, even rural cities
Speaker 8: in Tennessee. And so if you're going to stand with
Speaker 8: illegals who are guilty of murder and rape and human trafficking,
Speaker 8: drug smuggling, the mayor of Nashville has done that. I
Speaker 8: for one, am going to stand with the people of Nashville.
Speaker 8: And it's quite frankly absurd that a member of Congress
Speaker 8: has to step in and defend the people from the city,
Speaker 8: the people of Nashville, from a woke act of this
Speaker 8: radical mayor like Freddie O'Connell.
Speaker 5: All Right, so where do we go from here? I
Speaker 5: guess the investigation is beginning, but sometimes that could be slow.
Speaker 5: Have you looked at the evidence?
Speaker 3: To me?
Speaker 4: It looks overwhelming and incontrovertible.
Speaker 8: Well, so you know, obviously there's a process here, and
Speaker 8: you know we're a deliberative body in the House, and
Speaker 8: so I took this to my chairman, Chairman Green. From there,
Speaker 8: I took it to Chairman Jordan Judiciary. We agree that
Speaker 8: we needed a joint task force and launch an investigation
Speaker 8: of the House.
Speaker 1: So I'm leaving charge on this the pit bull, if
Speaker 1: you will.
Speaker 8: But you know, I think this is going to be
Speaker 8: something that I'll tell you what Seawn.
Speaker 1: What this does.
Speaker 8: This puts the city of Nashville on notice, but it
Speaker 8: also creates the opportunity where the Homeland Security Committee, the
Speaker 8: Judiciary Committee could extend this investigation to a Chicago, to
Speaker 8: a Denver, to another woke city where they're literally subverting
Speaker 8: federal authorities doing their job and quite frankly putting law
Speaker 8: enforcement and harms away. And I will always stand with ICE.
Speaker 8: That's why I held a press conference with ICE agents
Speaker 8: in solidarity to say, look, if you want ICE, you
Speaker 8: guys to come through us first with the people have
Speaker 8: had enough of this.
Speaker 5: No, I tend to agree with you, and what should
Speaker 5: the penalty be in your view if anybody, especially a
Speaker 5: judge or an elected official, are caught aiding and a
Speaker 5: betting and protecting illegal immigrants and putting law enforcement in jeopardy, Well,
Speaker 5: you know what should the penalty be.
Speaker 8: It should be severe.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the statue says.
Speaker 8: But what we'll do is we'll collect evidence, we'll turn
Speaker 8: that over to Pambondy, and then we'll let her run
Speaker 8: with it. But that being said, I mean I'm appalled
Speaker 8: that the mayor of Nashville. And again, look, he's a
Speaker 8: woke activist. He has a right to his own opinion.
Speaker 8: What he doesn't have have the right to do is
Speaker 8: to bring that to work.
Speaker 1: He has a job to do.
Speaker 8: It's not my job to run the city of Nashville
Speaker 8: for right now. If there weren't for me and my
Speaker 8: colleagues in the house, he would be running rough shot
Speaker 8: over Nashville. And he's literally trying to turn it into
Speaker 8: a sanctuary city. So technically Nashville wouldn't qualify as a
Speaker 8: sanctuary city, but because of the mayor's actions, and the
Speaker 8: mayor's actions alone, he is now qualifies as a sanctuary city.
Speaker 1: And that's on him.
Speaker 4: I agree. Andy Ogils, Congressman trying to say we appreciate you.
Speaker 8: I appreciate it very much.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Show.
Speaker 5: All right, let's get to our busy phones. Eight hundred
Speaker 5: and nine to four one SEW If you want to
Speaker 5: be a part of the program, John san Diego, you're
Speaker 5: on the Sean Hennity Show, Coco Radio.
Speaker 4: Hello, Okay, Sean.
Speaker 9: Here's the thing on due process. Nobody is argument correctly.
Speaker 9: Due process means you get you cannot be deprived of life, liberty,
Speaker 9: or property. That means the due process is predicated on
Speaker 9: the punishment, not the crime or the person. Illegal aliens
Speaker 9: do get due processed if the if their punishment is prison, execution,
Speaker 9: or fine. You if your punishment is deportations, you do
Speaker 9: not qualify for due process. It's that simple. And these
Speaker 9: lawyers need to stop trying to be clever and try
Speaker 9: to use the alien invasion apps. That's not the point.
Speaker 9: That's not going to win. You can't argue what doesn't
Speaker 9: exist in the Constitution. It is the do process clause. Simply,
Speaker 9: deportations don't count. And as far as these sanctuary cities go,
Speaker 9: the mayors of these sanctuary cities are violating eight US
Speaker 9: Coach thirteen twenty four harboring aliens and Tom home and
Speaker 9: needs to quit messing around and arrests them.
Speaker 4: Well, I think Tom Holman will. I mean, but you know,
Speaker 4: it's all over the place.
Speaker 5: You have the Massachusetts Democratic Governor Mara Heally blasting Ice
Speaker 5: for removing illegal alien criminals from Matha's vineyard. One Democratic
Speaker 5: county executive is dinging Trump over the sanctuary jurisdiction that
Speaker 5: he has. You know, it's become a big deal. The
Speaker 5: Justice Department's decision to bring a sitting House lawmaker after
Speaker 5: a scuffle with Ice officers has launched, you know, the
Speaker 5: first you know track to start them in democratic politics.
Speaker 5: This representative La Monica McIver, whatever her name is. The
Speaker 5: Biden minished creation failed to probe more than seventy three
Speaker 5: hundred reports of migrant child trafficking, according to a new
Speaker 5: information that has come out. You have you know, the
Speaker 5: DC mayor Bowser flip flopping on immigration moving now to
Speaker 5: repeal the sanctuary city law. That's only because of Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: And I can keep going, but I mean, at some point,
Speaker 5: I mean, this is why I keep saying the Democratic Party,
Speaker 5: they now are the party the champion the right rights
Speaker 5: of men to play women's sports, the rights of illegals,
Speaker 5: including gang members, and all these violent criminals, over the
Speaker 5: safety of Americans. This is now the party that thinks
Speaker 5: we have a constitutional crisis because we're weeding out waste, fraud,
Speaker 5: and abuse, and the party that won't stand or ever
Speaker 5: talk about moms that lost their children. I mean, you
Speaker 5: had a teen the illegal immigrant who killed a woman
Speaker 5: in Colorado in a crash only got probation and didn't
Speaker 5: get it, didn't get kicked out of the country.
Speaker 4: They're in the country illegally. How many more people have
Speaker 4: to die?
Speaker 5: Why so they Democrats can sit on their hands when
Speaker 5: the President speaks to a joint session of Congress. It
Speaker 5: is under their priorities are so skewed. It's hard to understand,
Speaker 5: it really is. It's heartless, it's cold, hard, it really
Speaker 5: is not standing the lake and Riley's family not standing,
Speaker 5: but Joscelyn Nungary's family, her mother, Alexis. It's unbelievable. Appreciate
Speaker 5: the good call, John, Glad you're out there.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 5: Let's get back to our busy phones. This Friday, eight
Speaker 5: hundred and nine four one Shawn our number. If you
Speaker 5: want to be a part of the program, Oliver Arizona
Speaker 5: Next Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 4: Hey Sean, great to talk to you.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to get your opinion on the latest
Speaker 2: injunction that's been filed by these three judges. I guess
Speaker 2: one was appointed by the Trump administration, one was appointed
Speaker 2: by the Obama administration, and then I'm not sure about
Speaker 2: the other one. But you think this is going to
Speaker 2: hold any weight or if it's just going to be
Speaker 2: another one of these deal, is it going to get overturned.
Speaker 5: Or well, it's actually the that that ruling has already
Speaker 5: been overturned. The the very next day, actually, the Appeals
Speaker 5: Court reinstated the Trump tariffs. Oh well, I mean it's
Speaker 5: my job. I'm supposed to be on top of this, right.
Speaker 5: I'm sure you work probably how many hours of work
Speaker 5: could I you're kind of busy, right. My job is
Speaker 5: to keep you informed when you when you have a
Speaker 5: few spare minutes. Yeah, but just in the Trump but
Speaker 5: they're what they're trying to do is use judicial activism
Speaker 5: and activist judges to get done, to get to get
Speaker 5: their agenda passed, Things that they'd never win at the
Speaker 5: ballot box, things they'd never went electorally or legislatively, and
Speaker 5: so far they've been fairly effective at it. And and
Speaker 5: the Trump administration is fighting back hard, and they they
Speaker 5: keep winning. The Supreme Court back Trump on ending Joe
Speaker 5: Biden's illegal alien parole pipeline, and is Supreme Court let
Speaker 5: Trump provoked temporary legal status of five hundred thousand illegals
Speaker 5: granted by Biden. But it's it's a fight every step
Speaker 5: of the way, and it shouldn't be a fight. What
Speaker 5: are they fighting for, you know, to break the Obregio
Speaker 5: Garcias of the world. I mean that that stupid trip
Speaker 5: twelve Salvador by by Senator Van Holland and then three
Speaker 5: congressmen there after that we're hanging out of the four
Speaker 5: seasons and.
Speaker 4: In Al Salvador. You can't even make it up.
Speaker 5: It's terrible, you know, It's like, when are you gonna
Speaker 5: stand up for the American people? When are they ever
Speaker 5: going to pick up a phone and call the families
Speaker 5: of Lake and Riley. I talked to the parent, I've
Speaker 5: talked to Lakeln Riley's family. They never did an interview
Speaker 5: with me. I never really I said, if you ever
Speaker 5: want to, you're welcome. But I'm never going to press
Speaker 5: you to do one. I just it's wrong. I just
Speaker 5: wanted to say I'm sorry. I'm in the public eye.
Speaker 5: I don't know why it makes a difference. If you're
Speaker 5: in the public eye and you make a phone call.
Speaker 5: Sometimes it actually it means something to people. And I
Speaker 5: learned that actually from Donald Trump, because he calls everybody.
Speaker 5: I got to know Joscelyn Nungary's mother, I got to
Speaker 5: know Rachel Marrin's mother. And I mean, understand this, when
Speaker 5: you lose a child, in most cases, you will never
Speaker 5: be the same again. Some people are super resilient. Their
Speaker 5: faith usually gets them over the hump. I would tell
Speaker 5: you that I don't think i'd recover after what they've
Speaker 5: all been through, and the scar for the rest of
Speaker 5: your life. Is not a day that will go by
Speaker 5: that you don't think of that child, in my view,
Speaker 5: And yet nobody in the Democratic Party ever picked up
Speaker 5: the phone. Joe Biden never apologized, Mayorcis never apologized, Kamala
Speaker 5: Harris never apologized, and Democrats, you know, keep pushing for
Speaker 5: the same stupid policies and the aocs of the world
Speaker 5: want to abolish ice. Anyway, I appreciate the call my friend,
Speaker 5: you're dead on Susan Texas, God us Texas. We have
Speaker 5: about a minute and a half. It's all yours, Susan.
Speaker 2: Hi.
Speaker 10: I just want to know what we can do as
Speaker 10: the public as far as with all these judges that
Speaker 10: are trying to shoot down everything President Trump tries to
Speaker 10: put in place. Who can we contact?
Speaker 4: Call right Congress. I have the answer.
Speaker 5: Congress can act and stop the Democrats use of judicial
Speaker 5: activism so they can't go to these they can't go
Speaker 5: judge shopping to these judicial activists, as Mark Levin would
Speaker 5: famously call them, you know, men in black and people
Speaker 5: that they know will rule in their favor to get
Speaker 5: done that which the American public would never vote for
Speaker 5: or never support legislatively.
Speaker 4: That is the answer.
Speaker 5: Congress can act, and I hope after they passed their
Speaker 5: one big beautiful bill that these are things that they
Speaker 5: will take under consideration immediately, because all they're doing is
Speaker 5: slowing down the Trump agenda, which which is their agenda anyway.
Speaker 5: I do appreciate your call eight hundred nine four one, Shawn,
Speaker 5: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 7: Sean's got more behind the scenes information, more contacts than
Speaker 7: anybody more friends behind the Curtain.
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity is on.
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Speaker 5: So Elon Musk has done an amazing job for this country.
Speaker 5: He is rescued astronauts, he's created and I that's why
Speaker 5: we gave away a Tesla. I think the greatest car
Speaker 5: ever designed has nothing to do with the fact that
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Speaker 5: SpaceX he's launching communications satellites left, right and sideways, and
Speaker 5: he's helping the world be able to connect with each
Speaker 5: other better. Then on top of everything, he rescued the astronauts,
Speaker 5: never got enough credit for it. He only gets, you know,
Speaker 5: people threatening to kill him and fire bombing his dealerships
Speaker 5: and his charging stations and firing bullets into them and
Speaker 5: threatening his employees. And then of course he's working on Neurlink,
Speaker 5: which would use AI to maybe help the blind c
Speaker 5: one day and help those with spinal cord injuries walk
Speaker 5: one day. And then he partnered with Donald Trump to
Speaker 5: weed out waste, fraud, abuse, and corruption in our government
Speaker 5: over two hundred billion dollars. Those continues, but he's got
Speaker 5: other work to do. He really only signed up as
Speaker 5: a special employee for one hundred and thirty days. However,
Speaker 5: he's going to stick around. The President was clear anyway.
Speaker 5: He had a long announcement in press conference that followed.
Speaker 5: Let me play part of it for you, because it
Speaker 5: was just we should all be grateful to this guy.
Speaker 5: We really should, and we need more people bring power
Speaker 5: like Elon Musk. Let's go to the White House and
Speaker 5: the President and Elon.
Speaker 11: Elon willingly with all of the success, He willingly accepted
Speaker 11: the outrageous abused and slander, lies and attacks because he
Speaker 11: does love our country.
Speaker 1: I know that very much.
Speaker 11: He loves our country, comes from another county country that's
Speaker 11: going through trials and tribulations, I would say, but he's
Speaker 11: all about the USA and Americans. Oh, I'm a great
Speaker 11: debt of gratitude. So I just want to thank Elon
Speaker 11: for his time as a special government employee. Can you
Speaker 11: imagine they call him an employee, but it's a special
Speaker 11: government employee, and for coming and helping us.
Speaker 1: And he really has changed the mindset of a lot
Speaker 1: of people. A lot of people thought, you know.
Speaker 11: Maybe we'll cut one percent or two percent or three percent.
Speaker 11: Then they said, well, we can cut a lot more
Speaker 11: than that, and we're going to do it very surgically.
Speaker 1: We're going to continue on the march.
Speaker 11: And I gave him a little special something we have here,
Speaker 11: a very special that I give it to very special people.
Speaker 11: I have given it to some, but that goes to
Speaker 11: very special people, and I thought that I give it
Speaker 11: to Elon as a presentation from our country.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Elon, take care of you well.
Speaker 12: As we said, perhaps a few words, that this is
Speaker 12: not the end of dog but really the beginning, my
Speaker 12: time as a special count point necessarily had to end.
Speaker 12: It was the limited time things one hundred and thirty
Speaker 12: four days that we wish as in a few days.
Speaker 1: So that's you know, when it comes to the titlement.
Speaker 12: But the Dog Team will only grow stronger over time,
Speaker 12: the Doge influence will only go stronger.
Speaker 1: It's liken it to sort of posts of Buddhism.
Speaker 12: It's like a way of life socomeating throughout the government.
Speaker 1: And I'm confident that over.
Speaker 12: Time we'll see a trillion dollars of savings and production
Speaker 12: in a trillion dollars of waste of full production.
Speaker 1: The calculations of the dose of Dose Team thus far
Speaker 1: in terms.
Speaker 12: Of an FI twenty five twenty six delta are over
Speaker 12: one hundred and sixty billion, and that's climbing.
Speaker 1: We expect that quality to get a real early go
Speaker 1: over two.
Speaker 12: Hundred billion soon. So I think the Dose Team is
Speaker 12: doing an incredible job. They're going to continue doing doing
Speaker 12: an incredible job. And and I'll be and I'll continue
Speaker 12: to be visiting here and to look forward to continuing
Speaker 12: to be a friend and advice or to the president,
Speaker 12: continuing to support the Dog Team and h and we
Speaker 12: are relentlessly pursuing eight trillion dollars in waste and court
Speaker 12: productions which will benefit the American taxpayer.
Speaker 1: So, uh, that's that's it. Really, Thank yous, rassy, thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you, Resident Trump.
Speaker 13: The President mentioned that you have to deal with all
Speaker 13: the slings and arrows during your time a dog.
Speaker 12: There's this other people, you know, some of the media
Speaker 12: reporganizations in this room would be the slingers.
Speaker 1: Well, so there is a New York Times. Forday, it
Speaker 1: accuses you of blurring writing right between? Is the New
Speaker 1: New York Time? Is that the same publication.
Speaker 12: That's got to fuel a surprise for a false reporting
Speaker 12: on da Usha Gate?
Speaker 1: Uh? Is it the same organization? I gotta pulls a
Speaker 1: pulitzer counter it is? So?
Speaker 12: I think they I think the just ruled against New
Speaker 12: York Times for the lies about the Russia Gate hoax,
Speaker 12: and that they might have to give back that fullit
Speaker 12: serprice that New York Times.
Speaker 1: Let's move on.
Speaker 13: Okay, the questions Trump President Trump Biden ads, as we
Speaker 13: used to work here are in talks with republics and
Speaker 13: commerce to go and testify about what they did or
Speaker 13: didn't do to possibly conceal President Biden's decline.
Speaker 1: Do you think that doctor Jill Biden should also have
Speaker 1: to come in and testify about what she did or
Speaker 1: didn't do well.
Speaker 11: I hate the concept though, that it's the wife of
Speaker 11: a man who was going through a lot of problems,
Speaker 11: and everybody that dealt with him understood that, and I
Speaker 11: guess it came out during the debate loud and clear.
Speaker 11: That was the big That was the biggest ago of all.
Speaker 11: They have to do what's right and the country. It
Speaker 11: was a lot of dishonesty. And the election, as you know,
Speaker 11: was twenty twenty. That's been now caught. People understand it
Speaker 11: was a rigged election. And when you go further out,
Speaker 11: when you see the autopen, I mean, I think the
Speaker 11: autopen is going to become one of the great scandals
Speaker 11: of wal time because you have somebody operating it, or
Speaker 11: a number of people operating.
Speaker 1: Because I knew Joe Biden.
Speaker 11: Joe Biden was in favor of opening up orders letting
Speaker 11: twenty one million people into this from prisons and mental
Speaker 11: institutions and gang members.
Speaker 1: He wasn't into that at all.
Speaker 11: And you know who signed these orders, proclamations and all
Speaker 11: of the different things that he signed set our country
Speaker 11: so far back that it was that was so bad
Speaker 11: for our country.
Speaker 3: You said just now that you look forward to being
Speaker 3: a friend and advisor to the president. So do you
Speaker 3: expect to continue advising the president and doge informally or
Speaker 3: are you going to sort of shift your focus entirely
Speaker 3: to your companies.
Speaker 12: Well, I expect to continue to provide it my whatever
Speaker 12: the best would like, advice and help. I mean, I'm yeah,
Speaker 12: it's I expect to remain a friend and an advisor,
Speaker 12: and certainly if there's anything President wants me to do,
Speaker 12: I'm at at the presidence of it.
Speaker 1: Enough.
Speaker 12: On Josie, you said that there was a trillion dollar
Speaker 12: promise for cuts from just and I think we do
Speaker 12: expect over time to achieve a trillion dollars.
Speaker 1: But what have you found in your time here? Was
Speaker 1: the biggest roadblock to getting those cuts? Was it the
Speaker 1: cabinet or was it Congress or something else?
Speaker 4: What was the biggest roadblock from your work?
Speaker 1: It's mostly just a lot of hard work. It's really
Speaker 1: not anyone of personal congress. It's going through really millions
Speaker 1: of line items and saying just each one of them
Speaker 1: makes sense. What does it not make sense?
Speaker 12: Obviously at times when you cut expenses, those who are
Speaker 12: receiving the money, whether they were receiving whether they were
Speaker 12: receiving that money legitimately or not. They do complaint, and
Speaker 12: you're not going to hear someone confessing that they received
Speaker 12: money appropriately never, They're going to always say that they
Speaker 12: received money appropriately forward for an important course. Naturally, that's
Speaker 12: where you'd expand. But so we just got to it's
Speaker 12: a it's just a lot of work going through the
Speaker 12: vast expenses, look up the peril government and just really
Speaker 12: asking questions, what's this money for?
Speaker 1: Is are you sure it's actually being used? Well, many
Speaker 1: times we can't even find anyone who defends it.
Speaker 12: So for a lot a lot of expenses, there's the
Speaker 12: rest actually no defender at all, And then we have
Speaker 12: to just work through the process of the stopping, the
Speaker 12: stopping and spending and whether there'stoping literally no defender, nobody
Speaker 12: who knows why the money's can spend.
Speaker 1: It's truly absurd.
Speaker 12: I mean, we find situations whether there are millions of
Speaker 12: software licenses.
Speaker 1: Where with zero people using them, zero exactly. This is
Speaker 1: the quizzical expression.
Speaker 12: You're like, surely if the ficials of software licenses, someone
Speaker 12: should be using them now and then then we just
Speaker 12: we're going to go through through the process of saying okay,
Speaker 12: but there's no one's using the software. We need to
Speaker 12: terminally this software license corickage everywhere in the government, PUSS
Speaker 12: or must.
Speaker 3: What do you think would be easier colonizing marks for
Speaker 3: making the government efficient?
Speaker 12: It's a tough call, but I think colonizing must and
Speaker 12: making life as a kind of shipy is hotter. And
Speaker 12: as I said, we do the door like we do,
Speaker 12: expect to achieve over time the trillion dollars savings.
Speaker 1: We can't do it in like a few months.
Speaker 12: But if you say, by the I think the official
Speaker 12: end of door for the President to make me choose
Speaker 12: to extend is the middle of next year. Saved by
Speaker 12: the middle of next year, with the support of the
Speaker 12: President and Congress, could we achieve trillion dollars savings?
Speaker 1: I think so. We're atracted Jesus at a party plan
Speaker 1: to employing sweat and every battle around the state.
Speaker 13: Again by spending twenty million dollars to study how to
Speaker 13: speak to Americans, well, you know they spent.
Speaker 11: They spent two point eight billion. We spent one point
Speaker 11: five We spent much of us. We've spent about half
Speaker 11: of what they spend, and at the end they were
Speaker 11: twenty eight million dollars short. They had to be. They
Speaker 11: spent two point eight million. It's a lot, but they
Speaker 11: couldn't get twenty eight million at the end. And now
Speaker 11: they want to spend I read that they want to
Speaker 11: spend money to learn how to talk to this fake.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be fake.
Speaker 11: You shouldn't have to hire consultants to say what America needs,
Speaker 11: because then they should be the consultants should be running
Speaker 11: the deal, not then. But I read that they want
Speaker 11: to spend a lot of money in each state. So
Speaker 11: we won all seven swing states, seven out of seven.
Speaker 11: We want a lot more than that. We want the
Speaker 11: popular bout. We want everything. And they want to spend
Speaker 11: money to find out what they did wrong. And I
Speaker 11: mean I can tell you what they did wrong. I
Speaker 11: can tell you every one of their programs. When they
Speaker 11: say men playing in women's sports, I would say.
Speaker 4: That's not a winner.
Speaker 11: When they say transgender for everybody, I think that's not
Speaker 11: a winner. When they say open borders so the entire
Speaker 11: world population of criminals can pour into our country, I
Speaker 11: don't think that's a winner. I mean, I can I
Speaker 11: just gave it them.
Speaker 1: That for free.
Speaker 11: But I don't know if they'll change their ways. I
Speaker 11: see them all the time. I see people that I
Speaker 11: know in Congress Democrats. They're trying to justify some of
Speaker 11: the things I just said. You can't justify him. They're
Speaker 11: you know, I always hear the eighty twenty issues. I say,
Speaker 11: they're not eighty twenty, then ninety seven three, they might
Speaker 11: be ninety nine to one. They're not eighty twenty, and
Speaker 11: they wish they were eighty twenty, and they're wasting a
Speaker 11: lot of money, and they're going to continue with that nonsense.
Speaker 13: A lot of lust was once idolized by folks in
Speaker 13: the left in this country before joining our administration.
Speaker 1: Now he's considered a hero by conservatives.
Speaker 11: Why do you think this man, what he's done in
Speaker 11: American life has been so politicizing?
Speaker 1: Does it always? Why would have been?
Speaker 11: His life has been amazing. When I look at so
Speaker 11: many different things. I look at that rocket being guided
Speaker 11: back into position. I've never seen that before. I thought
Speaker 11: it was a space movie. I thought it was a movie.
Speaker 11: You look at what he's done in terms of communication,
Speaker 11: it's been unbelievable. So many different even tunnels going underground,
Speaker 11: not having to go through.
Speaker 4: All the process going.
Speaker 11: You know, he's got a company that does that. He's
Speaker 11: got so many different companies. Starlink as an example, he
Speaker 11: saved a lot of lives, probably hundreds of lives in
Speaker 11: North Carolina.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if you remember, but I called you.
Speaker 11: They needed starlink in North Carolina and I didn't know
Speaker 11: what the hell starlink was And I said, what is it?
Speaker 4: Who owns it?
Speaker 11: He said, do you know Elon Musk? I said, you
Speaker 11: happen to know the gentleman. This was before his government stay,
Speaker 11: and they said, we really needed because North Carolina was
Speaker 11: literally became an island. It was if people had no communication,
Speaker 11: they had no access to anything, and they were dying.
Speaker 11: And I call up Elon and you can't get it
Speaker 11: because it's so successful.
Speaker 1: It's very hard to get.
Speaker 11: And he had so much of it brought over there
Speaker 11: and they told me it was unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Saved a lot of lives. So, you know, he's just
Speaker 4: done a lot of things.
Speaker 11: I don't think, frankly, I don't think he gets credit.
Speaker 1: For what he said.
Speaker 5: That was President Trump and Elon Musk earlier today, he
Speaker 5: really is a national treasure. He didn't not have to
Speaker 5: do this. He's got way more important things to do.
Speaker 5: And it's cost him, you know, hundreds of billions of dollars.
Speaker 4: It's sad or.
Speaker 5: I have no idea how much money it's cost him,
Speaker 5: but it's cost him a fortune, and threats against his life,
Speaker 5: threats against his employees.
Speaker 4: It's just unreal. What has he done to deserve that?
Speaker 5: Nothing except weed out waste, fraud, abused corruption, rescue astronauts,
Speaker 5: and work on ways to improve society mankind as visions
Speaker 5: of going to Mars, has visions to help the blind
Speaker 5: see and people with spinal cord injuries walk.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable what they've done to this man.
Speaker 5: And I mentioned it on TV last night. And you know,
Speaker 5: I became really fond of Bernie Carrick. And he passed
Speaker 5: away and I saw him about a month ago. We
Speaker 5: had a great conversation after nine to eleven. He Rudy Giuliani.
Speaker 5: They really were heroes to this country. They nearly died
Speaker 5: that day, and I just wanted our thoughts and prayers
Speaker 5: are with him and his family always so nice to me.
Speaker 5: Probably the best NYPD commissioner in history is certainly right
Speaker 5: up there with the best of them, and he will
Speaker 5: be missed anyway. We'll see you tonight on Hannity. Josh Hawley,
Speaker 5: Rampaul new Kingrich, Jimmy Fayla, Doug Shoan, nine Eastern, have
Speaker 5: a great weekend. Our prayers to Berning Carrick and his
Speaker 5: family as we head into the weekend.
Speaker 4: See you tonight.