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Speaker 7: Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and nine to four one. Sean,
Speaker 7: if you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 7: We've got a lot of ground to cover. A lot
Speaker 7: of ground we covered with President Trump yesterday. You'll see
Speaker 7: a funny segment tonight where you know some people said, Hannity,
Speaker 7: you interrupted the President. You wanted to talk about the economy.
Speaker 7: You've got to understand when you go, when you get
Speaker 7: time in the Oval Office. Your time is limited and
Speaker 7: you just try and get as many topics in as
Speaker 7: you can. You have a lot to get to. And no,
Speaker 7: I was not being interrupted with the President. He was
Speaker 7: laughing about it. At one point. What you'll see tonight
Speaker 7: is h I said, they're telling me it's over.
Speaker 8: Do I have to leave?
Speaker 7: It was a pretty funny moment because there is so
Speaker 7: much going on and there's so much to get to.
Speaker 7: I mean, look at what we just went through in
Speaker 7: the last hour for crying out loud. A lot of
Speaker 7: legal issues came up. One the Biden administration's handling of
Speaker 7: you know, the border and how we find these illegals.
Speaker 7: That was one issue we brought up. Donald Trump saying
Speaker 7: he might consider pulling federal funding for sanctuary states and cities.
Speaker 8: Here's what he said, what do you do.
Speaker 9: Sanctuary states by definition or sanctuary cities. They're aiding and
Speaker 9: a betting in the law breaking. Okay, they're going to
Speaker 9: get federal funds.
Speaker 5: We're trying to get rid of them.
Speaker 10: We're trying to end them in a lot of other
Speaker 10: people in those communities don't want them.
Speaker 5: You know, California is a big examle off their money.
Speaker 5: I might have to do that. Sometimes that's the only
Speaker 5: thing you can do.
Speaker 7: Now, when you think about it, they are aiding and
Speaker 7: a betting in the law breaking. Another legal issue came up,
Speaker 7: and that is we now have a new Republican January
Speaker 7: sixth committee. And Donald Trump preferred to this and we'll
Speaker 7: talk to David Shoan and Greg Jarrett in just a
Speaker 7: moment about how they should proceed and move forward. But
Speaker 7: you know, the committee deleting all the information and so
Speaker 7: much information was withheld from the public purposely, I believe
Speaker 7: because they wanted to impact the election.
Speaker 8: But here's what he had to say about it about the.
Speaker 10: J six committee. I say, I got the unselect. You know,
Speaker 10: there's a solid win. No, no, no, what they did
Speaker 10: was criminal. That's why they got pardoned. Though they deleted
Speaker 10: and destroyed all of the information that they colliled or
Speaker 10: they need to pardon. And you know why, because it
Speaker 10: proved I was right. All of that information was deleted
Speaker 10: and destroyed. They deleted all of the information having to
Speaker 10: do with the ten thousand soldiers that I offered to
Speaker 10: Nancy Pelosi, and she's now a tay by admitting it.
Speaker 7: And then the president and the President's right about that.
Speaker 7: By the way, why did they delete it? Why did
Speaker 7: they need the pardon? And we'll get into that in
Speaker 7: some specificity in a second. But then the President and
Speaker 7: said about Joe Biden himself, he didn't give himself a pardon.
Speaker 7: And I talked to Jim Jordan and James Comer the
Speaker 7: night before and everybody in the Biden family. They got
Speaker 7: a pardon. They no longer have Fifth Amendment rights. They
Speaker 7: will be called before the House Oversight Committee in the
Speaker 7: House Judiciary Committee, and they will have to testify, and
Speaker 7: Hunter will have to explain about all the implications he
Speaker 7: makes about his father receiving massive amounts of money on
Speaker 7: top of Joe telling the big lie that he never
Speaker 7: talked to his son, his brother, or anybody for that
Speaker 7: matter about their foreign business dealings. And here's what President
Speaker 7: Trump had to say about that.
Speaker 9: Joe Biden ran and said he would never do preemptive pardons.
Speaker 9: It was an issue that came up when you were
Speaker 9: leaving in your persol.
Speaker 5: He thought he heard that I was going to do
Speaker 5: I didn't want to do it. I was given the option.
Speaker 10: They said, sir, would you like to pardon everybody, including yourself?
Speaker 10: I said, I'm not going to pardon anybody.
Speaker 5: We didn't do anything.
Speaker 10: Wrong, and we had people that suffered, their incredible patriots.
Speaker 5: We had people that suffered.
Speaker 10: You had Bannon put in jail, you had Peter Navarro
Speaker 10: put in jail. You had people that suffered, and far
Speaker 10: worse than that. They've lost their fortunes, they've lost their whatever,
Speaker 10: their nest egg, paying it to lawyers and those people.
Speaker 10: And people said to you, and they don't even They
Speaker 10: wouldn't have even taken most of those people.
Speaker 5: They wouldn't have even taken a part.
Speaker 10: This guy went around giving everybody pardons, and you know
Speaker 10: the funny thing, maybe the sad thing is he didn't
Speaker 10: give himself a part, and if you look at it,
Speaker 10: it all had to do with him.
Speaker 8: And I just want to play one last thing.
Speaker 7: Then the President suggests that the Attorney General should investigate
Speaker 7: the preemptive pardons because of four years of hell that
Speaker 7: he went through.
Speaker 5: He pardoned everybody, but he didn't pardon himself.
Speaker 10: And remember this, those people that he pardoned are now
Speaker 10: mandated because they got a pardon to testify and they
Speaker 10: can't take the fills.
Speaker 5: Should Congress investigate that? I think we'll let Congress decide
Speaker 5: would you want the attorney general to investigate him? You know,
Speaker 5: I was always against that. With presidents and Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 5: I could have had Hillary Clinton a big number done
Speaker 5: on heavy change him, but I didn't want to.
Speaker 10: Well, I went through four years of hell by this
Speaker 10: scum that we had to deal with. I went through
Speaker 10: four years of hell. I spent millions of dollars in
Speaker 10: legal fees, and I won. But I did it the
Speaker 10: hard way. It's really hard to say.
Speaker 5: That they shouldn't have to go through it all. So
Speaker 5: it is very hard to say that.
Speaker 8: Here to go through this and a lot more.
Speaker 7: Greg Jarrett, Fox News Legal Analysts, best selling author, David Shoon,
Speaker 7: civil rights attorney. Welcome both of you guys to the program.
Speaker 7: I talked to comer Greg Jarrett, I talked to Jim Jordan,
Speaker 7: and they have every intention, it seems, to bring those
Speaker 7: that received a pardon in the Biden family before Congress.
Speaker 7: They won't have the ability to plead the fifth any
Speaker 7: longer having been pardon preemptively. And then we have all
Speaker 7: the evidence in the laptop. You know, half the income
Speaker 7: goes to Pops, paying Pops' his home repairs and everything
Speaker 7: in between. And then in spite of Joe's you know,
Speaker 7: claim that he never met with any of these business
Speaker 7: partners or talked to his son or his brother or
Speaker 7: anybody for that matter, Well, in spite of all that,
Speaker 7: it turns out he did, and we have the pictures
Speaker 7: to prove it, one just recently released after the election
Speaker 7: from the National Archives.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think Joe Biden, when he issues a
Speaker 2: pardon to his family members, including his son, to brothers,
Speaker 2: their spouses, this was an open admission to me that
Speaker 2: he knows this was a crime family and that they
Speaker 2: committed a variety of crimes, fair of violations, Foreign lobbying crimes,
Speaker 2: Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, bribery, conspiracy, money laundering, the list
Speaker 2: goes on and on, and I think he had to
Speaker 2: weigh what is the likelihood that these people I'm pardoning
Speaker 2: could be charged with those crimes versus giving them a pardon,
Speaker 2: depriving them of their Fifth Amendment right to remain silent,
Speaker 2: and running the risk that when they're confronted under oath,
Speaker 2: that they'll lie in the face of incriminating evidence and
Speaker 2: then be charged with that. The pardon doesn't excuse them
Speaker 2: from that sort of future. Perjury, criminal charge, and so
Speaker 2: I think he decided, you know, I'm better, there's so
Speaker 2: much evidence of the criminal conspiracy and corruption that I
Speaker 2: better pardon him now.
Speaker 3: For all of that.
Speaker 2: And he, you know, he did in such a cowardly way,
Speaker 2: literally minutes before Trump is sworn in. And my real question,
Speaker 2: in other words, so he didn't have to answer for
Speaker 2: it because he's now out of office, he'll never talk
Speaker 2: about it. My question is, did he also secretly pardon himself.
Speaker 2: Is there a document in his possession which he has
Speaker 2: not disclosed, which he does not have to disclose until
Speaker 2: the right time, until he needs it pardoning himself?
Speaker 5: That's my why?
Speaker 7: Why wouldn't he have to disclose That's that is something
Speaker 7: that I've heard nobody talk about.
Speaker 2: There is no obligation under the law for him to
Speaker 2: disclose it to anybody. You only disclose it when you
Speaker 2: assert it, and he would only assert it if he
Speaker 2: is criminally charged. So you know, that's my question. And
Speaker 2: you know, given the sleezy nature of issuing the family
Speaker 2: pardons just before he leaves office, literally minutes before you know,
Speaker 2: he may have taken it even sleazier move by pardoning himself.
Speaker 5: Secretly well that did.
Speaker 7: That came out of left field. I wasn't expecting that one.
Speaker 7: I would assume you would have had to announce it
Speaker 7: or disclose it. But time will tell whether you might
Speaker 7: be your theory might be dead on accurate. Let's get
Speaker 7: your take if this, I believe the family will be
Speaker 7: called before the Oversight and Judiciary Committee's David Shoon, and
Speaker 7: I don't think it's going to be a pretty picture
Speaker 7: that's painted about Joe Biden or any of the family members.
Speaker 7: And they made a fortune. I think James Comer's reporting
Speaker 7: has been pretty accurate.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think it was a huge I think it
Speaker 11: was a huge mistake for the very reason you suggested.
Speaker 11: And remember this, The first impeachment proceeding was simply because
Speaker 11: President Trump demanded an investigation, not a prosecution, but an
Speaker 11: investigation into the Biden family's dealings in the Ukraine and
Speaker 11: so on. They have now guaranteed that and guaranteed that
Speaker 11: they cannot invoke the Fifth Amendment.
Speaker 7: Right, Yeah, it's going to be interesting, all right, quick break,
Speaker 7: wellcome back more on the other side with David Shoon
Speaker 7: and Greg Jarrett will get to your calls as well.
Speaker 7: Eight one hundred and nine four one, Shawn, our number
Speaker 7: will update you in the situation post Hurricane Holeen. The
Speaker 7: people in North Carolina still suffering as we continue. We
Speaker 7: continue now our legal analysis with Greg Jarrett and David Schong.
Speaker 7: Now on the j six, the Republicans now formed a
Speaker 7: new committee. All those materials mysteriously disappeared. But here are
Speaker 7: some facts that nobody ever wanted to talk about in
Speaker 7: the state run legacy media mob and David, I'll throw
Speaker 7: it to you first. I have four of five people,
Speaker 7: and General Milly in writing confirmed it as well that
Speaker 7: the five people were in the meeting. General Millie, chairman
Speaker 7: of the Joint Chiefs, the acting Defense Secretar Terry Miller,
Speaker 7: his chief of staff, Cash Patelo's now up to be
Speaker 7: FBI Director Mark Meadows, donald Trump's chief of staff, and
Speaker 7: Donald Trump himself. Four of the five I have on
Speaker 7: tape all acknowledging, and Milly acknowledged as well that Donald
Speaker 7: Trump authorized up to ten thousand troops. That hardly fits
Speaker 7: in with the narrative that Donald Trump wanted an insurrection
Speaker 7: that day and was leading an insurrection at that point.
Speaker 7: Then all authority then moves to the Mayor of d C.
Speaker 7: That's Muriel Bowser. She denied in writing calling up the troops.
Speaker 7: She didn't want them. She was also we learned being
Speaker 7: begged by the Capitol police chief Chief Sunned based on
Speaker 7: actionable intelligence that he was begging for the guard to
Speaker 7: be called up. Everybody ignored him. And then nobody seemed
Speaker 7: to care about the role of Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 7: they were responsible for security. Nobody asks for their phones,
Speaker 7: their text messages, Nancy Pelosi's on tape, you know, that
Speaker 7: day with her daughter doing a documentary saying this is
Speaker 7: my fault. Nobody brought in the Sergeant of Arms or
Speaker 7: any of these other people, and the committee never played
Speaker 7: many of you will peacefully, patriotically go to the Capitol
Speaker 7: so your voices will be heard. And one other thing,
Speaker 7: this whole big lie that Donald Trump tried to commandeer
Speaker 7: the vehicle he was being driven in that day, Well
Speaker 7: that was negated by the actual driver. But instead of
Speaker 7: using the driver whose testimony they had, they used to
Speaker 7: hearsay witness. Now that sounds to me like they wanted
Speaker 7: to push a narrative. They had a predetermined outcome. And
Speaker 7: I mean, is there a crime associated potentially with that?
Speaker 11: David potentially this goes back to the entire violation of
Speaker 11: protocol when McCarthy selected Jim Jordan and others to be
Speaker 11: on the committee and Pelosi rejected it. That's that's the
Speaker 11: reason we know now, I mean we then Jim Jordan
Speaker 11: asked for an investigation all of the things that you've
Speaker 11: just discussed, and the committee refused to do it, and
Speaker 11: they refused to seat them. That January sixth committee was
Speaker 11: a sham from start to finish, one of the greatest
Speaker 11: dis services to the American public ever, from the picking
Speaker 11: of Bennie Thompson as its chairman after Thompson sued President
Speaker 11: Trump personally saying he'd been injured by January sixth and
Speaker 11: that it was Trump who was at fault completely when
Speaker 11: he was supposed to be heading up an investigation into
Speaker 11: those events. So unfortunately for them, now this stuff is
Speaker 11: going to be exposed, the stuff that Jim Jordan and
Speaker 11: Banks wanted to go into at the time, And the
Speaker 11: question is will the media really cover it like they
Speaker 11: did then? But it was a sham because it was
Speaker 11: such a skewed, politically driven so called investigation, whether an
Speaker 11: investigation at all. Members were announcing their findings while it
Speaker 11: was supposed to be in progress, and now we know
Speaker 11: about files being deleted and that sort of thing. It's
Speaker 11: a terrible thing that happened, and it's very interesting. There'll
Speaker 11: be a full investigation now of all of those other helps.
Speaker 8: How will this end, Greg, Jerry, you get the last word?
Speaker 2: Well, yesterday the House created this new select subcommittee to
Speaker 2: investigate not just the intelligence, security, and leadership failures on
Speaker 2: January sixth, but the false narratives of the JA six committee,
Speaker 2: chaired by Benny Thompson, driven by Liz Chenney. They of
Speaker 2: course were pardoned by Biden, which suggests they are criminally culpable.
Speaker 2: But you know, did they deliberately hide exculpatory evidence, did
Speaker 2: they tamper with witnesses or otherwise obstruct Those are crimes,
Speaker 2: and because of the pardons, they have no Fifth Amendment
Speaker 2: privilege to remain silent. And as you point out, Sean,
Speaker 2: is Nancy Pelosi to blame for intentionally stopping National Guard
Speaker 2: troops who could have easily controlled the situation that day.
Speaker 2: There's compelling evidence that she did. You know, Americans deserve
Speaker 2: the full truth, not this partisan Hollywood produced whitewash that
Speaker 2: was so one sided that it rendered the J six
Speaker 2: Committee into a running joke. And I think at the
Speaker 2: same time, the incoming Department of Justice under Pam Bondi
Speaker 2: needs to take a very close look at whether Merrick
Speaker 2: Garland and his gang of mythfits at the DOJ abused
Speaker 2: the law in overcharging people who were at the Capitol
Speaker 2: and selectively prosecuting them. All of that needs to be investigated, all.
Speaker 7: Right, Greg, Jared David Cholm, thank you both. Eight hundred
Speaker 7: and ninety four one Seawn. If you want to be
Speaker 7: a part of the program, we're going to update you
Speaker 7: on the situation on the ground in North Carolina, all
Speaker 7: these people that have been abandoned and the President's comments
Speaker 7: about FEMA last night. To me, President Trump, it will
Speaker 7: be visiting North Carolina and California, and he'll also make
Speaker 7: a stop in Nevada, but he's going to North Carolina
Speaker 7: to assess the loss and frankly, the failure of FEMA
Speaker 7: and what has been nothing but a total lack of empathy.
Speaker 7: We have discussed this in great specificity, in detail, and
Speaker 7: if it wasn't for groups like Operation Heilo and Samaritans,
Speaker 7: Purse and Neighbor helping neighbor. I mean, these people would
Speaker 7: have been just out of luck completely by the time
Speaker 7: FEMA even showed up and got on the ground there.
Speaker 7: Here's what President Trump said.
Speaker 10: FEMA is a whole nother discussion because all it does
Speaker 10: is complicate everything. FEMA has not done their job for
Speaker 10: the last four years. You know, I had FEMA working
Speaker 10: really well. We had hurricanes in Florida, we had Alabama
Speaker 10: tornado as well.
Speaker 5: But unless you have certain types of leadership, it's really
Speaker 5: it gets in the way.
Speaker 10: And FEMA is going to be a whole big discussion
Speaker 10: very shortly because I'd rather see the states take care
Speaker 10: of their own problems if they have a tornado someplace,
Speaker 10: and if they let that state.
Speaker 5: Oklahoma is very competent.
Speaker 10: I love Oklahoma, but you know what, if they get
Speaker 10: hit with the tornado or something, let Oklahoma fix it.
Speaker 10: You don't need and then the federal government can help
Speaker 10: them out.
Speaker 5: With the money.
Speaker 10: The FEMA is getting in the way of everything, and
Speaker 10: the Democrats actually use FEMA not to help North Carolina.
Speaker 7: And the President's right, what does the government run effectively?
Speaker 7: Why not just give the money, Let local people, local churches,
Speaker 7: local organizations, groups like you know the Samaritans Purse Operation
Speaker 7: Helo that are doing great work. Why not give them
Speaker 7: the money directly? Why not give people the money directly? Anyway,
Speaker 7: one Western North Carolina resident talking about being moved into
Speaker 7: a long term, fully furnished apartment. Thankfully, but this has
Speaker 7: not been everybody listen.
Speaker 12: And I found out that I was actually going to
Speaker 12: be able to get an apartment, I was, I mean,
Speaker 12: I was just like relieved, and it didn't really hit
Speaker 12: in until I walked in here and saw a kitchen
Speaker 12: table in a bed, and I was like, oh my god.
Speaker 5: You guys got me cups.
Speaker 12: I mean, had like just enough to where I could
Speaker 12: bring in my own things. And then I started crying
Speaker 12: when I saw the bed because it's just like it's
Speaker 12: just very it's just very comforting. I'm like, oh, I
Speaker 12: get to stay here for a little while.
Speaker 13: So that was nice.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm okay.
Speaker 7: Anyway, here with an update on what is really going
Speaker 7: on on the ground. Eric Robinson, co founder Operation Heilo,
Speaker 7: to discuss what's going on. Well, I did tell you
Speaker 7: that help was coming. I had spoken to the president
Speaker 7: at length about North Carolina is very acutely aware of
Speaker 7: what's going on. There and the failure, and he was
Speaker 7: the one that got Elon Musk to put Starling in
Speaker 7: so people could even have access to communications. But that
Speaker 7: doesn't keep you warm when the federal government just abandons you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Sean, I appreciate you having me back along. And
Speaker 3: I'll tell you we obviously have learned a lot throughout
Speaker 3: this process and the failures of FEMA. I mean, it
Speaker 3: starts very very early on. And I'll tell you the
Speaker 3: process just for your listeners so they can understand and
Speaker 3: what happened. What happens here in North Carolina is FEMA
Speaker 3: requests have to be made from the county level. They
Speaker 3: are made to the state. The state then asks the
Speaker 3: Feds FEMA for that assistance. Then it has to come
Speaker 3: back down. So meanwhile, one hundred and seventeen days later,
Speaker 3: people are still waiting on to aid. So I think
Speaker 3: it's best highlighted in the fact that in a local
Speaker 3: FEMA office here in western North Carolina, our Operation HELO
Speaker 3: phone number is on the wall and they are sending
Speaker 3: FEMA is sending people to us for temporary housing and
Speaker 3: for long term solutions. So and meanwhile, from a business standpoint,
Speaker 3: the hotels, especially the mom and pops. The bigger chains,
Speaker 3: they can absorb the cost, but the smaller family owned
Speaker 3: hotels who have been part of the solution, and from
Speaker 3: day one. I'm thinking of one in particular in Newland,
Speaker 3: North Carolina. They've been part of the solution from day one.
Speaker 3: They've had SEMA residents in there in their twenty bedroom hotel.
Speaker 3: They've had at least fourteen families there from day one.
Speaker 3: They haven't been paid from December eighth. They're supposed to
Speaker 3: be paid weekly by Steema. They haven't been paid since
Speaker 3: December eighth, So what does that do. That's caused them
Speaker 3: to have to start laying people off, which is the
Speaker 3: absolute worst thing that can happen right now in this
Speaker 3: situation is for people that have been through Helene, lost
Speaker 3: everything and now they're losing jobs because FEMA's not paying
Speaker 3: their bills. It's ridiculous at this point.
Speaker 7: If you would make a list of everything that you've
Speaker 7: seen on the ground, and I'll get Franklin Graham, who
Speaker 7: I saw recently and talked to and spoke to about
Speaker 7: this recently. He was a little more defensive of FEMA
Speaker 7: than you are, only because I think he wants to
Speaker 7: encourage them to do more, and he's a little bit
Speaker 7: more gracious than maybe you and I will ever dream
Speaker 7: of being in life. But he did point out that
Speaker 7: the need is great, and it's still great. But if
Speaker 7: I have comprehensive lists of what is actually needed, I
Speaker 7: do have the ability to pass that on and I
Speaker 7: will pass that on for the people in North Carolina.
Speaker 8: Can you do that for us?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, we can provide that with you. We can provide
Speaker 3: that for sure. And just to kind of piggyback off
Speaker 3: of what Franklin Graham said, yes, absolutely, I personally think
Speaker 3: that FEMA on the local level is doing everything they can.
Speaker 3: I think it's the higher up and that's I think
Speaker 3: that's the optimism right now is we are hoping that
Speaker 3: it changes.
Speaker 7: Well, they were going to kick thirty five hundred families
Speaker 7: out into the cold because they didn't fill out the
Speaker 7: proper paperwork, but that got stopped.
Speaker 8: I understand it.
Speaker 3: Did get stopped and there is a there is a
Speaker 3: referendum on that. So but you know, again, if FEMA
Speaker 3: is not paying these small hotels, these botique hotels and
Speaker 3: these family and hotels, how can they keep their lights on?
Speaker 3: How can they keep their doors open? And I did
Speaker 3: ask the family what their plan was and they said,
Speaker 3: you know, we don't know right now. We cannot kick
Speaker 3: these people out. They're part of the community. So as
Speaker 3: Operation Helo we did. We made a donation to them
Speaker 3: to where they could keep their lights on for the
Speaker 3: least for at least the next month. But but again,
Speaker 3: those are some of the inadequacies that we see. And honestly,
Speaker 3: you know, some politics aside, this is just the truth.
Speaker 3: This is what we see.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, we appreciate all that you're doing. Keep us
Speaker 7: in the loop and update us as often as possible,
Speaker 7: and we appreciate everything you and Operation Helo and everything
Speaker 7: Samaritans Purse has been doing. Thank you very much. I mean,
Speaker 7: thank God for neighbor helping neighbor. Thank God for Operation Helo,
Speaker 7: thank God for Samaritans Purse, thank God for these people
Speaker 7: are out there. They're doing the job that the federal
Speaker 7: government should have been owning themselves. Anyway, let me get
Speaker 7: to our phones. Let's go to the North Carolina. Mahara
Speaker 7: is standing by Maara, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 7: I'm so sorry that this has happened to the people
Speaker 7: in North Carolina. There's frankly it's inexcusable.
Speaker 14: We are so strong, Sean. We're doing what the government
Speaker 14: should have done, like you said. And I just want
Speaker 14: to tell you that Trump was here right after it happened,
Speaker 14: getting dirt on his lovely shoes, and he was here
Speaker 14: while Biden was roaming over in a helicopter, not even
Speaker 14: showing up, and we were so grateful just to see
Speaker 14: him in his power and his good wish is here
Speaker 14: and he said I won't forget you. And he's coming
Speaker 14: on Friday, five days after he was inaugurated. That is
Speaker 14: shocking and awesome. Talk about shock in awe that a
Speaker 14: president or a republic, just a politician would keep his
Speaker 14: promise and five days after he was inaugurated, unbelievable. You
Speaker 14: know how much hope and grace we feel. We're so
Speaker 14: thankful to have a president who is willing to help
Speaker 14: and cares enough to come back to where he saw
Speaker 14: such devastation and is willing to help, and it's willing
Speaker 14: to give everything to us. And that makes the people
Speaker 14: here so proud and so healthy and feel so so appreciated.
Speaker 14: And it's absolutely amazing.
Speaker 7: The fact that he's doing what Joe Biden should have done.
Speaker 7: A nise Palestine, the fact that he's doing what Joe
Speaker 7: Biden should have done in North Carolina, the fact that
Speaker 7: he's just you know, more messes that he has to
Speaker 7: clean up. And this should have been handled on day one.
Speaker 7: And it wasn't just North Carolina, it was Tennessee, South Carolina,
Speaker 7: it was Georgia, it was my state of Florida. And
Speaker 7: people still, you know, have not gotten the help that
Speaker 7: they need and the support that they need. And I mean,
Speaker 7: and then you kind of juxtapose all of that to
Speaker 7: all the money that we spend on foreign governments, and
Speaker 7: it's just inexcusable.
Speaker 10: It is.
Speaker 8: Anyway, our prayers with you, Mara. Thank you. Leonard in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 8: Hey Leonard, how are you?
Speaker 13: How you doing?
Speaker 8: I'm good, sir. What's going on?
Speaker 13: Oh? I was just curious and sort of be routed
Speaker 13: trying to figure out why everything that Biden has done
Speaker 13: with the pardons and everything, and he could even run
Speaker 13: the country, how they could not overturn those because.
Speaker 7: Well, you got to understand the power of the pardon
Speaker 7: is absolute. Now on the issue of preemptive pardons that's
Speaker 7: never been dealt with before, there could be a core
Speaker 7: challenge to it. If I had to guess, I would
Speaker 7: I would probably predict with a high degree of certainty,
Speaker 7: not total certainty, that the odds would be that the
Speaker 7: if it got to the Supreme Court, they probably would
Speaker 7: would not want to put an interpretation into the power
Speaker 7: of the absolute power of the pardon that doesn't exist,
Speaker 7: so I would imagine, And as as to Joe's cognitive state,
Speaker 7: I don't think they would even take that under consideration.
Speaker 13: Okay. The other thing that I was curious about also
Speaker 13: was that they were stating that, like Fauci down in Florida,
Speaker 13: the Santus has a lawsuit out against him and the
Speaker 13: states can do their own even though that they they
Speaker 13: pardoned him, that the state could still go after them
Speaker 13: because there's nothing that they could do that is true.
Speaker 8: It was interesting to see today. It's funny you bring
Speaker 8: this up.
Speaker 7: You have a Soros supported DA, a guy by the
Speaker 7: name of Larry Kresner, vowing to prosecute January sixth protesters
Speaker 7: pardoned by Donald Trump. But what's so interesting about this
Speaker 7: is that move inadvertently could expose the entire pardon Biden
Speaker 7: crime family and JA six Committee to this same kind
Speaker 7: of legal jeopardy. And this was in the Washington Examiner here.
Speaker 7: So if you know the self proclaimed progressive prosecutor announcing
Speaker 7: that they want to do this, I say go for it,
Speaker 7: because I think you'll see exactly the same thing happen
Speaker 7: against all the people Joe Biden.
Speaker 8: Pardon.
Speaker 7: So, I don't think it's going to work out too
Speaker 7: well for them. And if they want to open up
Speaker 7: that door, let them. I don't think it'll work out
Speaker 7: well for them in the end. Anyway, my friend, good call,
Speaker 7: appreciate it. We love our friends in the Commonwealth. All right,
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Speaker 15: Hi, Hello, mister Hannity, Thanks for taking my call. First
Speaker 15: of all, I did have a Crown Burger this afternoon,
Speaker 15: just to just to kind of let you know where
Speaker 15: I'm at.
Speaker 8: By the way, don't take this the wrong way. Promise
Speaker 8: me you won't. Okay, I hate you, Go ahead, I
Speaker 8: know you don't. I don't really hate you. I hate
Speaker 8: the fact that you add a Crown Burger and I didn't.
Speaker 8: But I'm jealous.
Speaker 15: Five minutes away from my home at any given time, buddy,
Speaker 15: So uh, it's one of then.
Speaker 7: George the owner is one of the nicest guys you'll
Speaker 7: ever meet. Anyway, what's on your mind?
Speaker 13: So I wanted to call and talk about how you
Speaker 13: are such a.
Speaker 15: Great voice for us, the Middle America people. When you
Speaker 15: had those congressmen sitting there and you were in the
Speaker 15: middle of them, and that half circle was brilliant, sir,
Speaker 15: very very brilliant, the way you put them on the
Speaker 15: skewer and made them understand that we're over this. They
Speaker 15: will either get in line or we will vote them out.
Speaker 15: If they don't get that at this point, they're too
Speaker 15: dumb to be in to be in office to begin with.
Speaker 15: Don't I think a lot of Americans feel that way?
Speaker 15: Am I alone? I mean, what do you hear? You're
Speaker 15: a nationwide guy. You take thousands of calls a day.
Speaker 15: Am I alone or am I no?
Speaker 7: No, you're You're right where everybody else is. It's like,
Speaker 7: this is the opportunity of a lifetime. Don't blow it.
Speaker 7: And look, there are people that might be problematic. At
Speaker 7: the end of the day, I think it's going to
Speaker 7: be Donald Trump who does the arm twisting and drags
Speaker 7: them kicking and screaming over the finish line the agenda.
Speaker 7: And this showed up in the inside or Advantage poul
Speaker 7: Of Matt Towery seventy percent of the Republicans in the
Speaker 7: country they want the Trump agenda. They're not looking for
Speaker 7: these people to go off on their own and hold
Speaker 7: up you know, what could be transformational change for our
Speaker 7: country over what they want for themselves that they think
Speaker 7: will help them cling to power. Though, I think you're
Speaker 7: on the right track, you think in the right way,
Speaker 7: So we'll continue to do it. I promise, you know,
Speaker 7: to hold their feet to the fire. I don't care
Speaker 7: if they're a Republican and Democrat. A country needs to
Speaker 7: be fixed and they've got to think beyond themselves here.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 7: That's why I kind of think term limits is a
Speaker 7: bad idea as time has come this way. They can
Speaker 7: vote the right way and not worry about the next election.