Speaker 1: Oh, thank you for joining me today on the Sean
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Speaker 1: a lot of things to talk about. First of all,
Speaker 1: we have the Attorney General Ken Paxton from Texas. He's
Speaker 1: going to talk to us about his Blockbester case against
Speaker 1: Black Rock, and he just filed it today, so you're
Speaker 1: getting that news here today. And we have Pastor Greg
Speaker 1: Laurie joining us. We've got Greg Jarrett, whom everybody loves,
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Speaker 1: was going to be on the show today, people went crazy.
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Speaker 1: I like Border Boss.
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Speaker 1: So anyway, they're going to be joining us today, so
Speaker 1: it's really a jam packed show today.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 1: One of the things that I did want to talk
Speaker 1: about today was how you know, now that the election
Speaker 1: is over, you can almost hear everyone breathing a great
Speaker 1: big of relief, right, I mean, it's over. I thank
Speaker 1: god it's done. And at least almost half of the
Speaker 1: Americans feel that way. But listen, that's not enough though,
Speaker 1: as we go forward in this country, and it is
Speaker 1: a good thing. I mean, I mean Tom Homan and
Speaker 1: some of the others that's been nominated to feel positions
Speaker 1: or have been placed in positions.
Speaker 2: These are all great people.
Speaker 1: There are so many good things that are going to
Speaker 1: be done, and I feel really good about that because
Speaker 1: it does leave us hopeful that we're going to see
Speaker 1: good and needed changes in this country. But my question
Speaker 1: for you today is does it stop there.
Speaker 2: Or is there something more?
Speaker 1: Because our nation is still in need of healing really
Speaker 1: big time. And it's not just the economy, which is bad,
Speaker 1: and it's not just the high level of crime, also bad.
Speaker 1: But this sickness goes much deeper. It's in the dark,
Speaker 1: little corners that we don't always see, but we know
Speaker 1: that it's still there. Things like pornography, child pornography, trafficking,
Speaker 1: sex trafficking, the sacrifice of the unborn child through abortion.
Speaker 2: The list goes on.
Speaker 1: Not one person, not one man or woman, can really
Speaker 1: heal this nation completely. It has to come from us.
Speaker 1: And what concerns me is that we put most of
Speaker 1: these things, these atrocities, into political categories, which I don't
Speaker 1: think they belong in. I honestly think that these issues
Speaker 1: that our country are facing right now are spiritual more
Speaker 1: than they are political, and I think it's way more
Speaker 1: spiritual than it is political. And the Bible has clear
Speaker 1: positions on all of this. If you ever want to
Speaker 1: check it out, just go there. You'll find it. But
Speaker 1: that's not the point. The point is that when we
Speaker 1: put them into political categories, then we're leaving it up
Speaker 1: to some guy some woman to handle it all, to
Speaker 1: bring the healing that our nation needs way deep down
Speaker 1: in those dark corners.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's what we should be doing.
Speaker 1: I think it's sad that we think we could just
Speaker 1: hire someone to do the job when the responsibility actually
Speaker 1: is entirely with us.
Speaker 2: So here's what I wanted to do today.
Speaker 1: I wanted to encourage you, and I wanted you to
Speaker 1: encourage you to play your part in this and the
Speaker 1: healing of our nation. Because we have a really great start.
Speaker 1: Trump is going to be in office for the next
Speaker 1: four years. He's putting great people in place, but there's
Speaker 1: still a job I think for each one of us
Speaker 1: to do, and that comes from Second Chronicles, seventh chapter,
Speaker 1: verse fourteen, because that's where we're tould. If my people,
Speaker 1: who are called by my name, would humble themselves and
Speaker 1: pray and turn from their wicked ways, I will hear
Speaker 1: from heaven. I will answer them, and I will heal
Speaker 1: their nation. Think about that. So that's I'm going to
Speaker 1: give you like a how to break down on how
Speaker 1: we can actually put this into effect, because I really
Speaker 1: do believe it's up to us and we want to
Speaker 1: go deeper and get to the root of a lot
Speaker 1: of the ugliness and the evil that we see in
Speaker 1: this country and even globally. It's going to require something
Speaker 1: from all of us. So here it is okay. Number one,
Speaker 1: it says humble ourselves, And so what does that mean?
Speaker 1: In Greek and also in Hebrew, it's defined as the
Speaker 1: disposition of evaluating yourself appropriately. So if we're humbling ourselves,
Speaker 1: we're taking a really good look at ourselves, being honest
Speaker 1: about what we see and what changes we need to
Speaker 1: make in our own life. We're humble when we understand
Speaker 1: that God has redeemed us. We're humble when we have
Speaker 1: the appropriate of valuation who we really are, and we're humble.
Speaker 1: If we remain subordinate to that God, then we're told
Speaker 1: to pray, and we're told to pray as a part
Speaker 1: of healing for this nation. And I think it's interesting
Speaker 1: because when you think about it, prayer is communication.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: As a parent, I can't tell.
Speaker 1: You you've seen the memes, like you see people running
Speaker 1: and like dancing and hip hopping down the road and
Speaker 1: skipping because their son texted them. We love as a
Speaker 1: parent to have communication with our children. We love it
Speaker 1: when they want to sit down and just talk to us.
Speaker 1: It's like, Oh, it's the most fabulous.
Speaker 2: Thing that could ever happen.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, what do you think that God the Father
Speaker 1: feels about us doing the very same thing, having a
Speaker 1: conversation with him, communicating with him.
Speaker 2: And that's what prayer is.
Speaker 1: And I'm often in communication with God so much so,
Speaker 1: in fact, like I walk around the house all the
Speaker 1: time saying, Hey, God, what about this?
Speaker 2: And God should I be doing this?
Speaker 1: And I actually get so caught up in that during
Speaker 1: the course of a day that sometimes I'll say, Hey, God, what's.
Speaker 2: The high temperature today?
Speaker 1: I mean, Hiisiri, what's the high temperature today, but that's
Speaker 1: where my mind is all day long, just like in
Speaker 1: this constant communication with God. And the other thing that
Speaker 1: we're told to do is to seek his face. David
Speaker 1: said in First Chronicle sixteen eleven that we should seek
Speaker 1: his face always. And when you think about that, the
Speaker 1: very essence in the Bible, it talks about how our
Speaker 1: face is the very essence of who we are. Who
Speaker 1: we are when we look at someone's face, that is
Speaker 1: the essence of who they are, is the core of
Speaker 1: a person, and that is what you're seeking when you
Speaker 1: seek his face. David told us to do it seek
Speaker 1: his face always, So we are seeking the essence of
Speaker 1: the core of God, of who God really is. He
Speaker 1: wants us to know him. It's his greatest desire, just
Speaker 1: like as a parent, your greatest desire is to have
Speaker 1: your child communicate with you. And then the last thing
Speaker 1: that we're told that we should be doing as a
Speaker 1: nation is to turn from our wicked ways. Now, this
Speaker 1: is the part that always gets me because it says,
Speaker 1: if my people. So a lot of times believers will
Speaker 1: say he's talking about.
Speaker 2: Somebody else, those wicked ways.
Speaker 1: Uhh, that's not what he said. He said, if my
Speaker 1: people who are called by my name would humble themselves, pray,
Speaker 1: and turn from their wicked ways, that's when you'll hear us.
Speaker 1: So I think that if we're humbling ourselves, if we
Speaker 1: are praying, if we're seeking his face, all of those
Speaker 1: things work together to help us to understand where we're
Speaker 1: walking in wicked ways. They help us to understand and
Speaker 1: be really honest about what we're doing in our own life,
Speaker 1: what we need to stop doing in our own life.
Speaker 1: That's the only way that you can turn from your
Speaker 1: wicked ways if you are in that place of humility,
Speaker 1: in that place of prayer, and in that place of
Speaker 1: seeking out his face, sincerely seeking out his face. It's
Speaker 1: not a suggestion, it's a command. If you do this,
Speaker 1: If you do this, I will do this. So you know, people,
Speaker 1: I love this country, and I know that you do too.
Speaker 1: And I know that Trump loves this country, and I
Speaker 1: know that the people he's putting in place also feel
Speaker 1: that way. But there's only so much mere mortals can do.
Speaker 1: There's something so much deeper, so much deeper than politics.
Speaker 1: This is spiritual, and because it is, it requires something
Speaker 1: great from each of us. And I would really encourage
Speaker 1: you to take a look at Second Chronicles seven fourteen
Speaker 1: and think about those things that are keeping you from
Speaker 1: recognizing whether or not you are walking in wicked ways,
Speaker 1: and to turn from that because guess what, it's so
Speaker 1: powerful and it really is the key to healing a nation.
Speaker 1: And if we don't do the steps that I just mentioned,
Speaker 1: we'll never recognize those wicked ways, and we will never
Speaker 1: play apart and what God desires us to play a
Speaker 1: part in, and that is to bring healing to this nation.
Speaker 1: That's the pathway to total and complete healing, humility, prayer
Speaker 1: his face, in his presence, and then turn from those ways.
Speaker 2: That's God's promise. He doesn't lie.
Speaker 1: I mean he's saying, this is what I will do
Speaker 1: if you do this. The question is can we do this?
Speaker 1: Can we stop looking or expecting someone else to be
Speaker 1: the entire solution to healing our nation. It really is
Speaker 1: up to us, no political leader, no spiritual leader, just us,
Speaker 1: and I think it has to be our next step
Speaker 1: for preserving this nation, preserving this republic. We love this country,
Speaker 1: all of us, I know listening today, we do. I
Speaker 1: think there's something more for each one of us to do.
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Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. Anyway, so Harris re Emergin.
Speaker 5: Wait, I think I think what we should do is
Speaker 5: we should remind the audience of what a wordsmith this
Speaker 5: woman truly is.
Speaker 2: He truly is significant that we are.
Speaker 6: Here together in Tokyo.
Speaker 2: In that we.
Speaker 7: Also share a common goal and bond as it relates
Speaker 7: to our dedication to piece and security and the indepecific
Speaker 7: and the work that we will continue to do to
Speaker 7: ensure that we are guided by what we are joined
Speaker 7: and in terms of international rules and norms around the
Speaker 7: importance of peace, security and prosperity.
Speaker 4: And I again want to thank the Secretary for your work.
Speaker 4: This issue of transportation is fundamentally about just making sure
Speaker 4: that people have the ability to get where they need
Speaker 4: to go.
Speaker 3: It's that basic. We all watched.
Speaker 4: The television coverage of just yesterday.
Speaker 8: That's on top of everything else that we know and
Speaker 8: don't know yet based on what we've just been able
Speaker 8: to see, and because we've seen it or not doesn't
Speaker 8: mean it hasn't happened, but just limited to what we
Speaker 8: have seen, you know, there's this whole I talked with
Speaker 8: somebody wants to say, you know, if you just look
Speaker 8: at where the stars are.
Speaker 3: In the sky, don't look them as just brand of things.
Speaker 3: If you just look at as points, look at the constellation,
Speaker 3: what does it show you so you just outlined it Roland,
Speaker 3: what does it show you that the cities that he
Speaker 3: picks on in terms of black population or black mayor
Speaker 3: or both.
Speaker 1: Oh my, so is there any more red wine left
Speaker 1: in the studio over there? I'm just wondering.
Speaker 2: Kamala drank it all, gots it.
Speaker 1: You think, there we go, it's a gone, all right whatever,
Speaker 1: But you know what it's I mean, who lets her
Speaker 1: do this stuff?
Speaker 2: They actually somebody had to say this is okay to
Speaker 2: do to get up.
Speaker 5: We don't even play the good ones there the community
Speaker 5: the venn diagram, I mean, the problem is is that
Speaker 5: every time she opened her mouth it was just some
Speaker 5: sort I've never heard anybody talk that much and say nothing.
Speaker 3: I like you to think about a lot of things
Speaker 3: in the context of a ven diagram.
Speaker 2: I love in diagrams.
Speaker 9: Always ask is there a vent diagram for this? I'm
Speaker 9: telling you it's fascinating when you do so. Ven drgen
Speaker 9: those three circles, right, and if you want to add
Speaker 9: some more circles to the ven diagram, the solutions also
Speaker 9: look like what we need to do to invest in
Speaker 9: a clean energy economy.
Speaker 2: Okay, she wins.
Speaker 1: I was trying to do an impersonation of Kamala, but
Speaker 1: she does it better than I do. Yeah, it's just
Speaker 1: it's all over the place. Don't let anybody take your
Speaker 1: power though. That's just a reminder from the Sean Hannity
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Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: So she came back after that loss with a message
Speaker 1: to the supporters and that was her message.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1: All right, So coming up, we have a lot going
Speaker 1: on today and we have breaking news for you too.
Speaker 1: Attorney General Ken Paxson is going to be talking about
Speaker 1: a lawsuit that he just filed against Black Rock and
Speaker 1: it's a blockbuster.
Speaker 2: So that's something we're to talk about.
Speaker 1: Then later on in the show, we've got Tom Homan,
Speaker 1: the Border Boss, and then also I like that at
Speaker 1: our thins are we'll be back with more.
Speaker 2: Oh all right.
Speaker 1: Black Rock Inc. Vanguard Group Inc. And State Street Corp.
Speaker 1: Were all sued by a group of states that were
Speaker 1: led by Texas and led by this guest, the Attorney
Speaker 1: General of the State of Texas, Ken Paxson. Ken's joining
Speaker 1: us today, Ken, how are you.
Speaker 6: I'm doing great. Happy thanksgiving to you and to your
Speaker 6: family and to your listening audience.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: In the same back to you, and also thank you
Speaker 1: for always out there on the front line and watching
Speaker 1: out for the rest of us. And that's exactly what
Speaker 1: you did by filing this lawsuit for them allegedly breaking
Speaker 1: anti trust law. Can you talk to us about what
Speaker 1: it was exactly that you discovered and when did you
Speaker 1: discover this.
Speaker 6: So over the last couple of years, we've been looking
Speaker 6: at different companies banks have been doing this in certain ways,
Speaker 6: discriminating its energy, and obviously Texas is an energy state,
Speaker 6: so it matters to us that there's a free market
Speaker 6: and an opportunity to sell our energy not just in
Speaker 6: the United States but all of the world, and we
Speaker 6: care about energy tenant. So we started looking at banks
Speaker 6: that were potentially colluding to stop to use this climate
Speaker 6: change thing to discriminate against lending to our energy companies.
Speaker 6: And then we also realized with the coal industry that
Speaker 6: these three entities black Rock that you mentioned, Dan Guarden
Speaker 6: State Street Bank, they owned much many of the shares
Speaker 6: of these companies, and they were they had We believe
Speaker 6: they colluded to cut off coal production in the United States,
Speaker 6: which allows them to make greater profits as coal becomes
Speaker 6: more scarce. Unfortunately for consumers, especially those who can least
Speaker 6: afford it, they're having to spend a lot more on
Speaker 6: energy unnecessarily because these you know, these very wealthy h
Speaker 6: banking and investment companies are discriminating against coal companies. That is,
Speaker 6: we believe a violation about the Shermanac and the clay
Speaker 6: Net and some of our state deceptive trade practice laws.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because basically what they did was start buying up
Speaker 1: starts right of major Tell me if I have this right,
Speaker 1: major coal companies and producers, I should say, so they
Speaker 1: could force them to adopt their so called green energy policies,
Speaker 1: and that resulted in limiting the amount of coal and
Speaker 1: the amount of coal they can produce. And then that
Speaker 1: affects us as the consumer too.
Speaker 2: Is that right? Do I have it right?
Speaker 6: You've got it exactly right. And it affects them and
Speaker 6: that because there's less production, they can charge more for
Speaker 6: that production. So their profits are going up as consumers
Speaker 6: are paying more per unit of energy, and it's unnecessary
Speaker 6: and it's it's illegal because the laws provided any major
Speaker 6: shareholder or any group of major shareholders cannot collude to
Speaker 6: restrain trade in the market. And that's clearly and exactly
Speaker 6: what these companies done. They are restraining trade. They are
Speaker 6: limiting the production of coal and the net beneficiary them
Speaker 6: and the holders, and then the detriment goes to the
Speaker 6: consumers into the country because we're no longer energy independent,
Speaker 6: We're relying on foreign governments who hate us to import
Speaker 6: energy and pay higher prices.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's what bothers so many of I mean,
Speaker 1: they're making huge profits and at the same time the
Speaker 1: energy users have to pay more for their energy. And
Speaker 1: this is supposedly part of their mission, you know, to
Speaker 1: have a green glow, but at the same time, it's
Speaker 1: really to cut the supply of coal as well. Do
Speaker 1: you think they're doing this too? Are there other commodities
Speaker 1: and are you watching for other ways? And I wonder
Speaker 1: if other states and attorney generals are looking at this
Speaker 1: and thinking there could be other commodities that the same
Speaker 1: thing could be done. Anything they can think of to
Speaker 1: use climate as an excuse to corner the market.
Speaker 6: Well, they're mostly focused on fossil fuel, so coole, and
Speaker 6: then in my state they've focused on oil and then
Speaker 6: even natural gas, which was very clean, cool and yet
Speaker 6: they are discriminating. We have stopped banks. We have a
Speaker 6: law in our state that allows us to my office
Speaker 6: to look at these different banking and these or any
Speaker 6: entity that's discriminating its oil and gas and stop them
Speaker 6: from issuing in our financial market so that we can
Speaker 6: take away their opportunities. Banks opportunity to issue debt, make
Speaker 6: money off of municipalities and state government if they decide
Speaker 6: they want to discriminate against our old guess companies by
Speaker 6: not lending money to them, and that's we've already kicked
Speaker 6: several companies out of our state as a result of
Speaker 6: that behavior and those actions.
Speaker 1: We're talking to Attorney General from Texas ken Paston. You know,
Speaker 1: when we talk about that, I'm thinking also that we
Speaker 1: talked about the increased prices for the consumer. Is there
Speaker 1: can we put a number on that or a figure
Speaker 1: to that percentage.
Speaker 6: I don't think we've run the full economic analysis that
Speaker 6: that will be part of the damages when we get that,
Speaker 6: we'll have our experts come in and testify what those
Speaker 6: damages are. We do think they're in the billions. I mean,
Speaker 6: we're talking lots of money because we're talking about a
Speaker 6: large United States market and even just in Texas, we're
Speaker 6: talking about a large number that when you cut back
Speaker 6: that type of energy production, that type of coal production,
Speaker 6: is costing consumers billions of dollars. We're all spending money
Speaker 6: on energy that we could be spending on our families
Speaker 6: in other ways.
Speaker 2: What would a win like this lawsuit actually do? What?
Speaker 2: What could we how would an award look like?
Speaker 6: Well, first thing we're trying to do and join them
Speaker 6: from continuing these practices that we can free up the
Speaker 6: coal market and allow for for open trade and for
Speaker 6: energy prices to drop for the consumers. And then second
Speaker 6: we're going to we're gonna we're going to try to
Speaker 6: measure damages and uh with our experts, and then that
Speaker 6: money would come into the state and then the legislature
Speaker 6: would have to decide how they want to allocate the damages,
Speaker 6: whether a subsidized energy for for for techniques, or what
Speaker 6: they're going to what they're could do, maybe they build
Speaker 6: more infrastructure to make energy uh more reliable and more
Speaker 6: efficient in our stay. I don't know they'll have to
Speaker 6: decide that, but we're just trying to stop what they're
Speaker 6: doing and hold them responsible for this plan, this collusion
Speaker 6: to impact our entire country negatively.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Blackgrow came out with a statement today too,
Speaker 1: I think it was today. They said that the lawsuit
Speaker 1: undermines Texas pro business reputation. They also said that the
Speaker 1: suggestion that Blackrock invested money in companies with the goal
Speaker 1: of harming those companies is baseless and defies common sense.
Speaker 1: But you guys had to have your ducts in order,
Speaker 1: I would suppose before you even file a suit of
Speaker 1: this magnitude.
Speaker 6: Of course, any lawsuit, they would argue any lawsuit. Again, right,
Speaker 6: business is anti business, which is not true. We are
Speaker 6: a pro business state. I'm a pro business guy. You
Speaker 6: can look at my legislative record. I voted for less taxes,
Speaker 6: less regulation. But if you're going to defraud people and
Speaker 6: you're going to collude to harm consumers, then you've gone
Speaker 6: too far or somebody's got to protect against that because
Speaker 6: individual consumers don't have the ability to sue these companies
Speaker 6: at least not very many of them, and so they
Speaker 6: can get away with it unless you have a state
Speaker 6: willing to step in and protect them. And that's what
Speaker 6: we're doing. So this idea is how we're anti business,
Speaker 6: and the idea that they would never do anything to
Speaker 6: the harmed business. Will guess what, They're not harming themselves.
Speaker 6: They are harming consumers. They are they are profiting off
Speaker 6: of this by charging higher prices because they're limiting the
Speaker 6: supply of coal and therefore limiting the ability of limiting
Speaker 6: the ability of these cultrotusues to provide energy. So, yeah,
Speaker 6: they can say that, but they're not being They're not
Speaker 6: They're being very disingenuous by not acknowledging that their profit
Speaker 6: margins are going up as they're cutting back on production.
Speaker 1: I find it absolutely astounding that there was such an
Speaker 1: organized I don't know why I'm surprised by this, but
Speaker 1: such an organized effort to do this knowing you would think,
Speaker 1: knowing that the person that the people that would be
Speaker 1: harmed the most by this would be the consumer, would
Speaker 1: be average American people who have already for the last
Speaker 1: four years been struggling economically.
Speaker 2: Where's your heart, man, I don't get it.
Speaker 1: It just astounds me that they would actually set forth
Speaker 1: to make this effort that would eventually hurt the American people.
Speaker 6: I think their view is that climate change everybody should
Speaker 6: have to pay for you or and no matter what
Speaker 6: the cost, you know, to the to the individual consumer,
Speaker 6: no matter how much it harmed them, they have a
Speaker 6: greater good in their mind, which is climate change. On
Speaker 6: the other hand, of course, they're not paying for it.
Speaker 6: They're making money as this process is going on. So
Speaker 6: it's really it's really ironic that they're so willing to
Speaker 6: sacrifice the American people, especially those who can least afford it,
Speaker 6: the poor in the middle class, and they're making tons
Speaker 6: of money out They're making billions of dollars off of
Speaker 6: harming people. So I just find it very disingenuous and
Speaker 6: very ironic that they would complain that, you know, they're
Speaker 6: being harmed. They're not being harmed.
Speaker 1: They are harming us absolutely, and by exploiting the so
Speaker 1: called climate change, and they're filling their pockets screwing the consumer.
Speaker 1: And you know, I think I did read somewhere that
Speaker 1: they said by twenty thirty they wanted to see that
Speaker 1: production cut in half.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong? Did you read anything about that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's exacticult and it fits in with the you know,
Speaker 6: Paris Accord where Obama signed on to that, Trump got
Speaker 6: us outing that Biden cut us back into. It's completely
Speaker 6: anti American. It's against our interests because interest are in
Speaker 6: producing clean, reliable energy, which we can do and we're
Speaker 6: getting better at using coal. We're getting obsolutely natural gas
Speaker 6: is very clean burning. We have the ability to do this.
Speaker 6: We have we have an amazing amount of resources that
Speaker 6: will allow us to produce the energy that we need
Speaker 6: for our country and e support to others, and we
Speaker 6: can bring down the cost of energy for really the
Speaker 6: entire world, and we benefit both ways. We are consumers benefit,
Speaker 6: and we also bring more wealth back into our country
Speaker 6: that you know, investors, American investors through the stock market
Speaker 6: benefit from.
Speaker 1: You know, I have one more question for you. I
Speaker 1: know that you're leading this charge. You are the Attorney
Speaker 1: General Texas Ken Paxton, and we really do appreciate what
Speaker 1: you're doing. I understand that you do have some other
Speaker 1: states that are supporting you in this effort, or how
Speaker 1: many do you have?
Speaker 6: So there's ten other states and they are Montana, West Virginia, Indiana, Alabama, Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming,
Speaker 6: and the course of Texas. So those are states that
Speaker 6: are to step up to the plate. There are other
Speaker 6: states that I mean, they have some legitimate fears. These
Speaker 6: are powerful players that contribute and dollars to politicians. I
Speaker 6: get why there may be people that are that are
Speaker 6: hesitant to join us because it is a battle against
Speaker 6: some very powerful forces.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I don't think fear should be a factor,
Speaker 1: and that's why I appreciate very much what you're doing
Speaker 1: there in the state of Texas. We have the Attorney
Speaker 1: General of Texas, Ken Paxton. Thank you so much for
Speaker 1: what you do there and how you're watching out for
Speaker 1: the American people.
Speaker 6: Hey, thanks for covering this important issue. And again happy.
Speaker 1: Thanks to thank you Sam to you all right, So
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Speaker 1: in Maryland. Blanka Linda tells me that you are a
Speaker 1: lot of fun and I have to put you on.
Speaker 10: Well, good afternoon. Yes, well, I am thrilled that you
Speaker 10: can take my call. I am among the forty six
Speaker 10: percent who voted for number forty seven. I am Hispanic,
Speaker 10: I am Latina, and I am a naturalized citizen immigrant
Speaker 10: from El Salvador.
Speaker 11: I am a proud American first.
Speaker 1: I am Well, we are so glad to have you,
Speaker 1: and I love that you called into the show today.
Speaker 1: And I also appreciate and you probably can appreciate what
Speaker 1: Tom Holman is planning on doing for this country and
Speaker 1: he is coming up. But you mentioned El Salvador. We
Speaker 1: all saw the heartbreaking video of that little two year
Speaker 1: old girl who was traveling alone at the border, had
Speaker 1: a little piece of paper in her hand with phone
Speaker 1: numbers on, and it was like it was heartbreaking, Bronco,
Speaker 1: this girl alone, treacherous journey to the United States. God
Speaker 1: only knows what might have happened, could have happened, And
Speaker 1: here she is and this is and and that same day,
Speaker 1: by the way, there were about a dozen other miners
Speaker 1: that were unaccompanied. So that's got to break your heart.
Speaker 10: It does. I what I well, she was also guided,
Speaker 10: Uh you know these individuals, uh, these coyotes coyotes are
Speaker 10: are paid, and so they know, they know more about
Speaker 10: the border than most of us know, and they know
Speaker 10: exactly where to stop and what to say. And you know,
Speaker 10: I mean, who hasn't posted by hand, you know, in
Speaker 10: hand while you're uh trafficking. No, these are they're rehearsed.
Speaker 10: This is a rehearsal that happens with any crime like this.
Speaker 10: The child is is basically at the mercy of the predator.
Speaker 10: And so I am sure that this was a rehearse
Speaker 10: I'm sure that. And somebody children as you noticed, they
Speaker 10: might be eight years old, but they look like they're
Speaker 10: about five and a half years old.
Speaker 1: Oh my, Yeah, it was just so sad to see.
Speaker 1: And Blanca, thank you for your phone call, honey, and
Speaker 1: happy Thanksgiving to you. Do we have time for Kathy
Speaker 1: real quick. Let's take Kathy from Florida. Hey, Kathy, Hi, Hio.
Speaker 11: I'm so happy to talk to you. You have a
Speaker 11: great speaking voice. You're doing great, You're doing wonderful. And
Speaker 11: I just want to say happy Thanksgiving to all of you,
Speaker 11: to Sean his family, his loved ones, and all of
Speaker 11: you Rose and Linda and Katie and everybody in the
Speaker 11: studio and I just want to say too that I'm
Speaker 11: in West Palm Beach. I'm in Palm Beach right now,
Speaker 11: not far from my logo, but I want you to
Speaker 11: know the feeling, the vibe is so wonderful, and it's
Speaker 11: not the weather.
Speaker 2: It doesn't hurt.
Speaker 9: Though.
Speaker 2: The weather doesn't hurt.
Speaker 11: That's right. We have great, beautiful weather. But whenever I
Speaker 11: say hello to someone and they asked me how I am,
Speaker 11: I say, I'm great, how are you? And so many
Speaker 11: people have replied I'm great too, with a smile.
Speaker 8: Or a smok on their face.
Speaker 11: Because we know what's going on. We are making it
Speaker 11: circ a great again.
Speaker 1: Yooo, happy, thank you for your phone call, Sweety, and
Speaker 1: happy Thanksgiving to you.
Speaker 2: But I think you're already pretty darn happy.
Speaker 1: When we talked about the El Salvador girl, the little one,
Speaker 1: the two year old, you know, this goes to the
Speaker 1: fact that this is a humanitarian issue. It's all about humanity,
Speaker 1: and to turn your head from that and not focus
Speaker 1: on that. It's just the last four years. It's just
Speaker 1: that's an outrage. If you ask me,