Speaker 1: To Sean Hannity's show Toll Free this Monday. It's eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine point one Sean, if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program. One of the things
Speaker 1: I love about the long term friendship that I've had
Speaker 1: with New King Rich is in his heart of hearts,
Speaker 1: he's not a politician, he's a historian, he's a professor,
Speaker 1: and he just brings a perspective to everything that's going
Speaker 1: on that nobody else usually thinks of, which makes him
Speaker 1: special and unique in his own way. And he actually
Speaker 1: wrote this about what's going on as it relates to Iran,
Speaker 1: and I think it's worth reading it to you and
Speaker 1: then having him expand on it and explain it more detail.
Speaker 1: He said, I pose the opposite argument. And he's talking
Speaker 1: about the commentators, the experts that I've explanations as to
Speaker 1: why President Trump should end the war in Iran as
Speaker 1: rapidly as possible. Although we all want a quick end
Speaker 1: to it, nobody wants forever. War is this will not
Speaker 1: be forever. This is going to come to a conclusion.
Speaker 1: And he says, what if a nation which has been
Speaker 1: chanting death to America for forty seven years actually means
Speaker 1: it what if that nation, assisted by its allies Communist
Speaker 1: China Vladimir Putin's Russia, was able to rebuild their missile
Speaker 1: and nuclear programs with remarkable speed. If the Iranian dictatorship
Speaker 1: survives after all the threatening talk and weeks of bombing,
Speaker 1: it is going to consider itself the winner. Indeed, it
Speaker 1: already is doing so with the recent two weeks cease fire.
Speaker 1: Leading Iranian figures are now describing how President Trump and
Speaker 1: Israel should pay reparations to the Iranians for their destroyed
Speaker 1: missile and nuclear programs, and except that they would be
Speaker 1: in control of the Straight of Hormuz, he writes. The
Speaker 1: US based another emerging threat in nineteen forty Adolf Hitler
Speaker 1: in Nazi Germany, which is which occupied much of Europe.
Speaker 1: The Nazis were focused on trying to starve Great Britain
Speaker 1: through submarine warfare and cutting off supplies, including food. It
Speaker 1: was real opposition to the US getting too involved in
Speaker 1: a European war. President Franklin D. Roosevelt FDR was faced
Speaker 1: with the challenge of convincing Americans that the Nazi threat
Speaker 1: was real so people would understand why we are responding aggressively,
Speaker 1: and since the Nazis had been careful to focus on
Speaker 1: the European opponents, not on America. Roosevelt needed an explanation
Speaker 1: that would make sense, and in his September eleventh, nineteen
Speaker 1: forty one fireside chat, he said, when you see a
Speaker 1: rattlesnake poised to strike, you don't wait until he is
Speaker 1: struck before you crush him. And it kind of sums
Speaker 1: up where I have been in this. And this goes
Speaker 1: to the impetus for the president after Steve Whitkoff, the
Speaker 1: Mid East Donvoy, met with the Iranians before Epic Fury,
Speaker 1: and they're bragging about their inalienable right to build out
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons and hold the world hostage, and bragging about
Speaker 1: their four hundred and sixty kilograms of sixty percent enriched uranium,
Speaker 1: basically saying we're right on the verge of being in
Speaker 1: a nuclear power, which is why the President I believe
Speaker 1: acted and acted rightly. Some people still disagree. I don't
Speaker 1: really have a lot of strong appetite to debate stupid
Speaker 1: people because and I don't like I normally don't like
Speaker 1: Nazi analogies. However, this is about as applicable a one
Speaker 1: an instance in which I can think of one, and
Speaker 1: that is, if you had the chance to take out
Speaker 1: Hitler earlier before he committed mass death, why wouldn't you
Speaker 1: do it? Because that's what we're looking at here. As
Speaker 1: far as I'm concerned, anyway, Former Speaker of the House,
Speaker 1: best selling author Nukingrich is with us, sir, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm doing great, And as you know, you and I
Speaker 2: aren't totally agreement on this. And I worry sometimes about
Speaker 2: the administration because I think every once in a while
Speaker 2: they start looking for an easy solution rather than a
Speaker 2: necessary solution. And I think any solution which does not
Speaker 2: replace the current dictatorship is simply pushing the problem down
Speaker 2: the road. I wrote a recent piece about losing Chicago,
Speaker 2: and my point was, you know, if we allow the
Speaker 2: Iranians to build missiles, and we allow the Iranians to
Speaker 2: build nuclear weapons, given that they clearly have not backed
Speaker 2: off one inch on their death to America belief, someday
Speaker 2: down the road will lose one or more American cities
Speaker 2: and then all of our friends in the liberal media
Speaker 2: will suddenly say who is to blame? And they'll all
Speaker 2: be very worried, and they'll be looking for scapegoats. The
Speaker 2: time to get this done is now, and I think
Speaker 2: Frank the administration ought to relax quld negotiating President again
Speaker 2: and again go to the country and say, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm not willing to risk Seattle. He could actually do
Speaker 2: a tour of cities he doesn't want to lose and
Speaker 2: have rallies in favor of you know, Kansas City surviving.
Speaker 1: American's appetite for conflict, or especially protracted conflicts is very
Speaker 1: very low in light of what happened with Iraq and Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: and I would argue understandably so. But however, the next
Speaker 1: generation of weaponry is here. We've been able to do
Speaker 1: a tremendous amount of damage to the Iranian regime and
Speaker 1: we're now at the fourth and fifthier layer of leadership
Speaker 1: there in a very short period of time, a very
Speaker 1: small window historically speaking, how do you define victory.
Speaker 2: That the boom West, who's a great retired marine, great
Speaker 2: track records in places like Vietnam and Iraq go to
Speaker 2: piece So six eight weeks ago saying we ought to
Speaker 2: ship a million rifles to the Dissonance so that the
Speaker 2: so may be the Iranian Revolutionary Guard that would be
Speaker 2: at risk. We should be. We should be aggressively actively
Speaker 2: arming and training the Iranian people to liberate themselves. We
Speaker 2: should provide the air power to support them, we should
Speaker 2: provide intelligence to support them, and we should just make
Speaker 2: very clear. I mean, the morning we say on equivocally
Speaker 2: this what what George should Bush said about Saddam and
Speaker 2: twin this will not stand. In the morning we say this, this,
Speaker 2: this regime is gone. We don't have to put a
Speaker 2: single American soldier on the ground. We can train volunteers
Speaker 2: from the Iranian diaspora, and we can train people inside Iran.
Speaker 2: We can arm them with weapons appropriate to light infantry
Speaker 2: and to fighting in cities. And instead of having Iranian
Speaker 2: Revolutionary Guard snipers killing women, which is what they were
Speaker 2: doing when the women were rebubling about two years ago,
Speaker 2: they literally had snipers up on the top of buildings
Speaker 2: shooting down and targeting specific women and hitting them in
Speaker 2: the head with snipe, with sniper boats, and all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, in fact, it's Iranians who want to be free.
Speaker 2: We have to sooner or later. Except transition will be chaotic,
Speaker 2: it will not be obvious, it will not be easy.
Speaker 2: But we cannot allow this government. We have two rules here.
Speaker 2: You can't allow the current dictatorship to stay in power
Speaker 2: because it really does one believe in death to America.
Speaker 2: And you do not want to commit American ground forces.
Speaker 2: This is a country twice the size of Texas, and
Speaker 2: we do now when it's got ninety million people. We
Speaker 2: don't want to be in the middle of it. We
Speaker 2: just want to replace the government.
Speaker 1: Okay. So now a lot of people are going to say,
Speaker 1: is this mission creep or like for example, I mean
Speaker 1: we have Amedia problems, we have they do have the
Speaker 1: sixty percent enriched uranium. My understanding is there are a
Speaker 1: number of options on the table. One would be to
Speaker 1: retrieve it physically. That would mean troops on the ground,
Speaker 1: or you can intomb it and keep eyes on it
Speaker 1: and prevent them from ever having access to it, which
Speaker 1: would be which would be probably a solid plan B.
Speaker 1: The other issue, more immediate issue, is the straight of
Speaker 1: Horn moves.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: The President now announced this naval blockade that's that's going
Speaker 1: on there that that would probably be a stranglehold in
Speaker 1: terms of the Iranians to have any ability to bring
Speaker 1: in any money. That's certainly not going to be helpful.
Speaker 1: Towards their ability to main control of the regime, although
Speaker 1: they've shown a willingness to gun down innocent civilians. So
Speaker 1: so what what are the what are the the top
Speaker 1: goals that we have to achieve. I agree with you
Speaker 1: on arming the uranium people. My understanding is that's been
Speaker 1: a heavier lift than people anticipated. So in the short term,
Speaker 1: what do we do in the short term and the
Speaker 1: long term? And now we'd be negligent if we didn't
Speaker 1: look at this a little bit through the prism of
Speaker 1: we have a very important mid term election coming up,
Speaker 1: and I think if peace and prosperity generally drive elections,
Speaker 1: and you have oil that you know, trading at about
Speaker 1: one hundred dollars a barrow at any given time, that
Speaker 1: raises the price of a gallon of gasoline at the pump,
Speaker 1: I don't think that helps the economy in any way.
Speaker 1: So there are people that are going to take political
Speaker 1: considerations into this in factor that in as well. What
Speaker 1: do you say to them?
Speaker 2: I would say, one that we have an obligation to
Speaker 2: be able to get things out of the past the
Speaker 2: straight of her movies, and if we apply enough power
Speaker 2: and enough course, we can do that. Some of them involved.
Speaker 2: You know, well, we're going to have some losses. But
Speaker 2: the fact is when the Iranians hit an American ship
Speaker 2: worship under Ronald Reagan a one week later, we took
Speaker 2: out half the Iranian navy in twenty four hours. And
Speaker 2: that's sort of center signal. So you have to put
Speaker 2: enough pressure to be able to fight your way through there,
Speaker 2: to open it up, to get the oil flowing again,
Speaker 2: and that means that you have to bomb and use
Speaker 2: missiles and again again and again against the Iranian coastline.
Speaker 2: You just have to do it. Churchill once said in war,
Speaker 2: you have to do what is necessary. Saying you did
Speaker 2: your best isn't good enough. Did you do what was necessary?
Speaker 2: And I think one, we have to open up the
Speaker 2: straight period. Two, I think we have to be quite
Speaker 2: clear this dictatorship is gone and nobody should be confused
Speaker 2: about that, and we should apply whatever level of power
Speaker 2: that takes. And three I think one of them, so
Speaker 2: you've got to get the oil flong enough to get
Speaker 2: the price back down to a reasonable number. Then you
Speaker 2: have to say you have to wage your campaign is
Speaker 2: very straightforward. In September October, everybody willing to lose Chicago
Speaker 2: or Boston or New York. You should vote Democrat. Everybody
Speaker 2: who believes saving and American city is worth doing what's necessary,
Speaker 2: you should vote Republican and we should basically make you
Speaker 2: just lay us straight out. Go ahead.
Speaker 1: What about the timeline is there? You don't have a timeline,
Speaker 1: do you?
Speaker 2: My timeline is as soon as possible. I mean, I look,
Speaker 2: I think it is. I don't understand how they could
Speaker 2: have started this campaign without the Navy and moving all
Speaker 2: the mind sweepers and all the things we needed in
Speaker 2: order to fight our way out of the Gulf from
Speaker 2: day one. But they didn't. So now they've got to
Speaker 2: they've got to destroy all the small fast boats. They've
Speaker 2: got to create you have, we have the potential, and
Speaker 2: we do it occasionally to create twenty four hour surveillance
Speaker 2: over an area, and anything that moves in that zone
Speaker 2: we killed. And we tell them up front if you're
Speaker 2: in if you're in this zone, you're dad, So don't
Speaker 2: be confused. And that means you're one guy with one
Speaker 2: with one missile, we're killing you. That means you're a
Speaker 2: small boat, we're killing you. Nothing Iranian will survive in
Speaker 2: this zone. Now take a week or two of that,
Speaker 2: and you'll be able to have shipping come out of
Speaker 2: then the price of oil will start to collapse.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break more with former Speaker of the House,
Speaker 1: New King Rich on the other side. Than your calls
Speaker 1: are coming up eight hundred nine to four, Shawn, if
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program as
Speaker 1: we continue. We continue now with former Speaker of the House,
Speaker 1: New King Rich eight hundred and shout us on number.
Speaker 1: We'll get to your calls coming up straight ahead. What
Speaker 1: is your take on the lack of support of our
Speaker 1: NATO so called allies and how does this play out
Speaker 1: over time? I would imagine NATO as it's currently configured
Speaker 1: would no longer exist.
Speaker 2: Look, Lennon Johnson used to say, if you holp me
Speaker 2: in on the landing, I want to be in on
Speaker 2: the takeoff. We didn't consult them. We didn't We didn't
Speaker 2: walk it through with them. We didn't say this, you know.
Speaker 2: So suddenly we're in the middle of this fight. They
Speaker 2: have no idea what our plan is, because we have
Speaker 2: no idea what our plan is. And again I think
Speaker 2: they have very limited resources. But but they're not the key.
Speaker 2: We are. We over half the military budgets in the
Speaker 2: world are the United States. We we have the most power,
Speaker 2: we have the most capacity, we have the greatest ability
Speaker 2: to wise this fight. Let's just win it and then
Speaker 2: we can figure out a way to get our allies
Speaker 2: side to be ald Mom was sure, but I if
Speaker 2: we're going to defend Chicago, San Francisco, in Atlanta based
Speaker 2: on how much the French are willing to do, we're
Speaker 2: in a world of hurt.
Speaker 1: Well, they're not willing to do it. But I think
Speaker 1: our contribution to NATO should be significantly, if not completely, reduced.
Speaker 1: Then I think they're unreliable allies. We weren't asking for
Speaker 1: much here, just just a little logistical sport support for
Speaker 1: the Strait of Hormuz where they get their oil and
Speaker 1: we don't get any of our oil. And I think
Speaker 1: there should be a price to pay. This is the
Speaker 1: number one state sponsor of terror. Their ballistic missiles can
Speaker 1: hit Paris and London, they can't hit the continental United States.
Speaker 2: Right well, I think, for example, the SPANISHI decider we
Speaker 2: can't use airfields we help build. Fine. I would find
Speaker 2: a way, for example, to suspend trade with Spain. I
Speaker 2: agreed there have to be direct immediate consequences, not just words.
Speaker 1: All right, Former Speaker of the House, New Kingridge, what
Speaker 1: is our aim victory? You sound like Winston Churchill. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we appreciate you being with us, Sir eight.
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Speaker 4: one else has and the behind the scenes chatter that
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Speaker 1: All right, Eric Swowell, mister Feng Fang is in a
Speaker 1: whole heap of trouble. Political journalist author Steve Tavares said
Speaker 1: in a social media post on Saturday that allegations around
Speaker 1: mister Fangfang and his behavior towards women were widely known
Speaker 1: among local officials shortly after he entered Congress in twenty thirteen,
Speaker 1: and he said shortly after being elected to Congress in
Speaker 1: twenty thirteen, his behavior towards women was well known by
Speaker 1: all levels of our local government and the Alameda County
Speaker 1: Democratic Party. I tried repeatedly to get the stories out.
Speaker 1: I can't force women to speak out when they chose,
Speaker 1: when they choose not to. I didn't push. I also
Speaker 1: knew that Swalwell was known to threaten litigation anyway He
Speaker 1: now has dropped his gubernatorial bid because as all of
Speaker 1: these sexual misconduct allegations are swirling and he's facing an
Speaker 1: expulsion effort in the House of Representatives. His staffers apparently
Speaker 1: are horrified by the rape allegations, calling for Americans to
Speaker 1: stand with his accusers. The Manhattan DA is now launching
Speaker 1: a sexual assault probe against Swalwell. More women have come
Speaker 1: forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is going downhill very fast for mister fang Fang, and
Speaker 1: my understanding is at some point there may be a
Speaker 1: declassification of the records involving him. I mean, this guy
Speaker 1: wanted to quote the Epstein files, but there might be
Speaker 1: a release of the information as it relates to him
Speaker 1: and fang Fang his former girlfriend. Anyway, here is mister
Speaker 1: fang Fang, while a former staffer of his, alleging how
Speaker 1: she was sexually assaulted in twenty twenty four. After a
Speaker 1: night of being out drinking listen.
Speaker 5: I decided to ask him to meet me for a drink.
Speaker 5: And I did this because I was so far removed
Speaker 5: from what had happened in twenty nineteen. I felt safe
Speaker 5: because I was established I had a partner. I felt
Speaker 5: more secure than I could have a strictly professional relationship
Speaker 5: with this person. After that bar closed, we went to another.
Speaker 5: I went to the bathroom, and I don't remember anything
Speaker 5: after that.
Speaker 2: You don't remember anything.
Speaker 5: I remember the next day. I can see flashes of
Speaker 5: that evening, of him on top of me, me pushing
Speaker 5: him off, him grabbing me. It was a lot more aggressive.
Speaker 5: It was aggressive.
Speaker 2: Did you say no?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 5: I said no. I in my flash that I can recall,
Speaker 5: I was pushing him off of me, saying no, And
Speaker 5: what's it he do? He didn't stop, He didn't stop,
Speaker 5: and you woke up the next morning.
Speaker 1: I woke up the.
Speaker 5: Next morning naked alone in his hotel room. I for
Speaker 5: a moment didn't even know I was in his hotel room.
Speaker 5: That's how intoxicated I was. And I called my mom,
Speaker 5: the only person I could think that.
Speaker 2: It helped me.
Speaker 1: Then, this former staffer alleges more again. A listener disclaimer
Speaker 1: for the graphic content.
Speaker 5: I kept figuring out ways to blame myself. I shouldn't
Speaker 5: have reached out to him at all. I should have left.
Speaker 5: I should have done this well. Eric shouldn't have raped me.
Speaker 5: It was in twenty nineteen, I was again driving him
Speaker 5: to an event. This was my job, and you were
Speaker 5: twenty one years old and I was twenty one years old.
Speaker 5: We see some sort of parking lot and he says
Speaker 5: to pull over. He pulls out his penis and instructs
Speaker 5: me to give him oral sex. And I started to again.
Speaker 5: I felt incredibly uncomfortable, and I stopped and I said
Speaker 5: to him, this feels really uncomfortable, and anyone could see
Speaker 5: us right now. And he said to me, you're right.
Speaker 5: It's probably not good for a congressman to be caught
Speaker 5: with his pants down.
Speaker 1: And then it goes on and the former staffer says
Speaker 1: that she and Swallowell exchange lude photos as part of
Speaker 1: this relationship. Again graphic content. Did he ask you to
Speaker 1: send him lut photos?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 7: And did he ever send lu photos?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: He would send short snapchat videos of him rubbing his
Speaker 5: penis through his pants while on the airplane.
Speaker 1: Oh good grief. Now here's Swollwell from all over the weekend.
Speaker 6: A lot has been said about me today through anonymous allegations,
Speaker 6: and I thought it was important that you see and
Speaker 6: hear from me directly. These allegations of sexual assault are
Speaker 6: flat false. They are absolutely false. They did not happen,
Speaker 6: They have never happened, and I will fight them with
Speaker 6: everything that I have. They also come on the eve
Speaker 6: of an election where I have been the front runner
Speaker 6: candidate for governor in California. I do not suggest to
Speaker 6: you in any way that I'm perfect or that I'm
Speaker 6: a saint. I have certainly made mistakes in judgment in
Speaker 6: my past, but those mistakes are between me and my wife,
Speaker 6: and to her, I apologize deeply for putting her in
Speaker 6: the position. I also apologize to you if in any
Speaker 6: way you've doubted your support for me. But I think
Speaker 6: you know who I am.
Speaker 1: I think anybody knows who he is. I don't think
Speaker 1: he survives this big time AJ Houston, Texas. What's going on, baby,
Speaker 1: I'm Sean Hannity.
Speaker 8: What's going on? Baby?
Speaker 1: It's been too long? How are you my friend?
Speaker 8: Oh man? They working me to death, working me to death,
Speaker 8: and I'm trying to get by listening to them idiots
Speaker 8: out there on the radio, and you battle them back
Speaker 8: and forth with them, and then this guy here, Sean,
Speaker 8: let me ask you something, reck quick? Oh happy ladyishes
Speaker 8: to everybody on the staff and everybody, Linda, all of them? Hey,
Speaker 8: reck quick, let me uh if she said she said
Speaker 8: pictures and he got she got pictures, he got pictures.
Speaker 8: Why is he coming on selling everything is false? Because Sean,
Speaker 8: don't stuff stay don't I mean she got pictures. She
Speaker 8: can prove it right from what she's saying.
Speaker 1: If the pictures go a long way, yeah, make any case.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt about it.
Speaker 8: So he's gonna he's sent up that line saying, oh,
Speaker 8: I ain't got none of this. Everything is false? Is
Speaker 8: everything is false? Well? Uh, let her bring the pictures
Speaker 8: out and let every right. But I think it's already
Speaker 8: then came out though, right, Sean, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 8: I there.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I want to see those pictures.
Speaker 1: I think I can. I think I can go through
Speaker 1: life without ever having us see those pictures. I think
Speaker 1: I can live without those videos.
Speaker 8: I know. But I thank god if he stepped down,
Speaker 8: that we might have a Republican into California.
Speaker 1: They're gonna make a prediction he's gonna get thrown out
Speaker 1: of Congress. He'll never be governor. And I think that
Speaker 1: his odds of probably being found guilty are very, very high,
Speaker 1: if these charges are brought against them, there's my prediction.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens.
Speaker 8: And you know, Democrats seem like nothing never happened to mew.
Speaker 8: If it's Republican, oh my god, he'd have been under
Speaker 8: the jail by now. But since he's a Democrat, they
Speaker 8: gonna sweep it. Look at nuisance. He haven't gave them
Speaker 8: people their permits for their houses yet. The media ain't.
Speaker 8: They haven't. I ain't gonna say aang I said, haven't
Speaker 8: did a word media outlet on it.
Speaker 1: There's a there's a tape of nuisance back when he
Speaker 1: was mayor of San Francisco, of him having to apologized
Speaker 1: for having an affair with like one of his best
Speaker 1: friends and campaign I guess he was ahead of his
Speaker 1: campaign and having some relationship with the wife. I mean
Speaker 1: it was not good, I know.
Speaker 8: And then I love what Trump said to Maria this weekend.
Speaker 8: Uh oh, they mad, Oh you you said this, and
Speaker 8: you're gonna wipe out this and that something I don't
Speaker 8: hear y'all getting mad when they said death to America.
Speaker 8: And then what about all these legal the kids they're
Speaker 8: getting killed by these legals. What about them children? That's
Speaker 8: what anytime Democrats come and say they want to bounce
Speaker 8: for them, say what about the keys that's dead right
Speaker 8: now that the parts are grieving for that, nobody's talking about.
Speaker 8: You know, I'm sure I never seen it this bad,
Speaker 8: big daddy, and you know, me and you, we've been
Speaker 8: at it a long time. I never seen the Democrats.
Speaker 1: This un american.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna put it that way. And treason is that
Speaker 8: I'm gonna go further than Bill O'Reilly did. This is
Speaker 8: treason what the Democrat party doing to us? And they
Speaker 8: back in session, Lord knows, let's see what they're gonna do.
Speaker 8: Is they're gonna pass anything?
Speaker 1: Oh probably not the joke. They don't care. And by
Speaker 1: the way, you know, let's be very clear here, what
Speaker 1: does you know what's being accused here. It's not groping,
Speaker 1: it's not findling, it's not unwanted kissing, all of which
Speaker 1: could qualify as sexual assault. If what he did here
Speaker 1: the woman's accusing him of the R word, let's be blunt.
Speaker 1: And so we'll see what happens. We'll see if the
Speaker 1: Democrats try to tone this down. It seems like Democrats
Speaker 1: are running pretty quickly away from them, even now as
Speaker 1: we speak, but we'll wait and see what happens. Oh
Speaker 1: all right, my friend. Good to catch up with your
Speaker 1: big time AJA Houston, Texas. We love you, ma'am. Right,
Speaker 1: quick break, right back to our busy phones. Here's our
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Speaker 1: Alright, let's get back to our busy phones. It's toll
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Speaker 1: If you want to be a part of the program. Uh,
Speaker 1: all right, Rob, Connecticut or Bob and Connecticut. Bob, how
Speaker 1: are you glad you called Sean?
Speaker 3: It's Corrupticut. It's not Connecticut.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's Corrupticut. But you you you choose to live
Speaker 1: in Corrupticut, so enjoy your time there.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm too old to move. I actually all moved.
Speaker 1: What do you mean you're too old to move? You're
Speaker 1: not too old to move? Where did you ever get
Speaker 1: that ism from?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 2: I said?
Speaker 3: Okay at seventy years old. Do I want to go
Speaker 3: and start over. I thought about it, going to Virginia.
Speaker 3: I saw a really nice place. But anyway, that's Stallwell, guy,
Speaker 3: he's just being a typical Democrat. But that's not why
Speaker 3: I called you. I've been agnostics most of my life,
Speaker 3: but I think now I'm becoming a Linditarian.
Speaker 1: Here we go again. We're going to start up with
Speaker 1: this this week. I thought we got this out of
Speaker 1: our system last week.
Speaker 3: Linda is right, if you forgive and forget, they will
Speaker 3: just do it again.
Speaker 1: I didn't say I forgive and forget. I didn't say that.
Speaker 1: That's not what the Lord's Prayers says. It says, forgive
Speaker 1: us our trespasses as we forgive those that trespass against us.
Speaker 1: That's what it says.
Speaker 3: Well, we don't truspass those other people do. But and
Speaker 3: I think turn our plows into swords.
Speaker 1: And then I mean, this kind of gets to the
Speaker 1: issue of of the pope and you know him weighing
Speaker 1: in against you know, President Trump. All right, so violence
Speaker 1: is wrong at all times? Was it? You know, Catholic
Speaker 1: Church was not exactly on the right side of history
Speaker 1: of World War Two? Was it? No, Catholic Church. You know,
Speaker 1: we're forgetting David's did slay Goliath and that pharaoh army
Speaker 1: drowned in the Red Sea, and Joshua and Jericho and
Speaker 1: the walls falling, and you know, we're forgetting King David's
Speaker 1: victories and and God trains his hands for war. We're
Speaker 1: forgetting all that part of the Bible too, because that
Speaker 1: seems fairly relevant. Is that is there evil in our time?
Speaker 1: Here's the question? And should evil be eradicated before innocence
Speaker 1: is murdered? That would be my question for the Pope.
Speaker 1: If the Pope ever wants to come on the show.
Speaker 1: I have a few questions for the Pope.
Speaker 3: Well, Lynda is right. I got a thing.
Speaker 1: She's not right. It is biblically wrong what she says not,
Speaker 1: but it's okay to read right. You don't get write
Speaker 1: the Bible. I'm rewriting the Bible. It's my interpretation what
Speaker 1: you said last week. Right, forgive us our trespasses, as
Speaker 1: we forgive those that trespass against us. Forgive them, Father,
Speaker 1: for they know not what they do. What does forgive me?
Speaker 1: Times Jesus? Should we forgive people seventy what does forgive me?
Speaker 3: But they do know what they are doing, but anyway,
Speaker 3: the straight to her moves. I got an idea.
Speaker 1: On that, thank goodness.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I think they had to put sharpshooters on
Speaker 3: each ship with Barrett fifties. First shot to the waterline
Speaker 3: and the angle it'll blow the bottom of the boat out.
Speaker 3: Second shot will take out the motor. Send a nuke
Speaker 3: and hit them with a nuke, and then say.
Speaker 1: We're not going to hit them with a nuke. We're
Speaker 1: just not. However, this is a very winnable, very achievable
Speaker 1: goals may take a little longer than they plan, and
Speaker 1: I think that the world is better and safer without
Speaker 1: a nuclear armed Iran. And yeah, I mean ideally the
Speaker 1: free flow of oil at market prices, but as I
Speaker 1: pointed out earlier, we are down very little supply and
Speaker 1: the market just continues to overreact in spite of the
Speaker 1: fact is production elsewhere around the world has gone up
Speaker 1: significantly more than making up the difference of Iranian oil,
Speaker 1: and the people that will suffer the most will be
Speaker 1: the Chinese. And I could care less, but anyway, I
Speaker 1: appreciate to call you and Linda good luck at the
Speaker 1: Pearly Gates as you try to explain your own interpretation
Speaker 1: of the Bible to Jesus and how you decided to
Speaker 1: just ignore his very specific instruction. Good Luck to you both.
Speaker 1: I hope that works out for you. At the Pearly.
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