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Speaker 1: to election day, A lot of ground to cover today.
Speaker 1: We'll get to all of it, of course. The events
Speaker 1: tragedy going on in Milwaukee the last two nights, we'll
Speaker 1: be doing the TV show from there. But first we'll
Speaker 1: just dip in. Uh, Donald Trump, Republican nominee, giving a
Speaker 1: speech on foreign policy and defeating ISIS and the neighbor
Speaker 1: so a suspicious behavior, bombs on the floor and other things,
Speaker 1: but didn't warn authorities because they said they didn't want
Speaker 1: to be accused of racial profiling. Now many are dead
Speaker 1: and many more are gravely wounded. The shooter in Orlando
Speaker 1: reportedly celebrated in his class room. After nine eleven, he
Speaker 1: too was interviewed by the FBI. His father, a native
Speaker 1: of Afghanistan, supported the oppressive Taliban regime and expressed anti
Speaker 1: American views very strongly, and by the way, was just
Speaker 1: seen sitting behind Hillary Clinton with a big, fat smile
Speaker 1: in his face all the way through her speech. He
Speaker 1: obviously liked what she had to say. It's called weakness, weakness,
Speaker 1: it's called stupidity. And we've had it pretty powerful comments
Speaker 1: by Donald Trump. You know, there's so much narrative going on,
Speaker 1: and I've addressed the issue of Republican sabotage of Trump,
Speaker 1: and you know, for all that you here and I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna give you a preview of some of what
Speaker 1: we're gonna get to today. What this election ought to
Speaker 1: be about is the direction of the country. It ought
Speaker 1: to be about the future. I mean that all elections
Speaker 1: should be the peace, prosperity, about creating a better country
Speaker 1: for our kids and our grandkids. I don't think it's
Speaker 1: any more complicated than that. You know, I keep giving
Speaker 1: you a list of statistics every day, how bad things are.
Speaker 1: We've got twelve million more Americans and poverty eight million more,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, twelve million more on food stamps, twelve million people.
Speaker 1: It's twelve million lives disrupted, A fifty increased Black Americans
Speaker 1: on food stamps. We've got the lowest labor participation rate,
Speaker 1: and it's the seventies. Okay, it's sixteen now, a long
Speaker 1: time ago. You know, you add to that eight million
Speaker 1: more in poverty. You know what it's like to live
Speaker 1: in poverty. You know how bad your life is living
Speaker 1: in poverty. It stinks. You know, that's not the American dream.
Speaker 1: A fifty one year low in terms of the home
Speaker 1: ownership rate in the country. People can't afford homes. Old
Speaker 1: people are being pushed out because of higher taxes, higher taxes,
Speaker 1: and younger people can't afford their first home anymore because
Speaker 1: there's no jobs available. You know, if you look at
Speaker 1: the number of men aged eighteen the thirty four, they're
Speaker 1: either one in six or incarcerated or they're out of
Speaker 1: the labor force, living in mommy and daddy's basement. I'm
Speaker 1: sure it's not where they want to be. Watching daytime
Speaker 1: TV shows like Jerry Springer, I mean, it's a it's
Speaker 1: a national catastrophe and a disaster. Worst recovery since the forties.
Speaker 1: That's not a recovery. That is a disaster. The only
Speaker 1: president that won't ever reach three percent g DP growth
Speaker 1: in a single year of his presidency, and yet this
Speaker 1: is what Hillary is running on. And for all of
Speaker 1: the never trumpers out there, you know, National Review types,
Speaker 1: the arrogant Wall Street Journal Craig Shirley tweeted out this weekend,
Speaker 1: and I'm so glad that he did. And he's a
Speaker 1: Reagan biographer, knows and studied Reagan more than anybody else
Speaker 1: that I know out there. I may even bring him
Speaker 1: on later this week to talk about this is the
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal attacked Reagan all the time, and I'm
Speaker 1: not comparing myself to Reagan. I'm only saying they've been
Speaker 1: wrong a lot. And those that want you know, many
Speaker 1: Republicans don't want to build a wall either because they
Speaker 1: want the cheap labor. I mean, think about it. That's
Speaker 1: pretty sad. And Trump just in his he says new
Speaker 1: immigration policies are needed immediately, and he's right, We're we're
Speaker 1: taking in refugees that every single intelligence official in this
Speaker 1: country is warning us not to take in because we
Speaker 1: cannot properly vet them. But we're taking human anyway. And
Speaker 1: Trump says there's a better way to handle this, that
Speaker 1: they're called safe zones, provide food and medicine and baby formula,
Speaker 1: supplies and security and cots and blankets and pillows and
Speaker 1: take care of everybody. We feel bad for the victims
Speaker 1: of a civil war, through no fault of their own,
Speaker 1: they've been displaced. We're a compassionate country. We've always been
Speaker 1: a compassionate country. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: that list of failures, and I haven't even talked about
Speaker 1: Iraq and Syria and Russia and Egypt and Libya and
Speaker 1: North Africa and the rise of ISIS. I mean, all
Speaker 1: of this happened Visa v Hillary and Obama. It's been
Speaker 1: a disaster. You look at what's happening, for example, in Milwaukee,
Speaker 1: I'll play the sounds of what has happened and been
Speaker 1: going on the last two nights. How much of that
Speaker 1: can be linked back two communities where the educational system
Speaker 1: is horrid, and yet the Democratic Party has this mysterious
Speaker 1: reluctance and resistance to do anything that will improve the
Speaker 1: educational prospects of kids stuck in inner city schools. That's
Speaker 1: a big deal. Well, that's a profound difference in this campaign.
Speaker 1: Trump wants local towns, communities, states to make their own
Speaker 1: educational decisions. Hillary supports the n e a top down
Speaker 1: common core where we pay more per capita than any
Speaker 1: industrialized country for education, but yet we come in what
Speaker 1: thirty fifth place in terms of education. Overall, this election,
Speaker 1: in spite of all of the noise and the chatter
Speaker 1: out there, ought to be about the differences in the
Speaker 1: type of Supreme Court justices both Donald Trump would a
Speaker 1: point versus what Hillary would appoint. Hillary wants activist judges,
Speaker 1: you know, like Kagan, and so do Mayor and others.
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump has laid out a list of people
Speaker 1: that support the originalist philosophy, that have fidelity to the Constitution,
Speaker 1: a belief in separation of powers, coequal branches of government
Speaker 1: where it's not the role of the Court to legislate,
Speaker 1: and activist judges. Hillary supports those that would legislate from
Speaker 1: the pitch. That's a that that will impact this country
Speaker 1: for generations. All of you never trumpers that in the
Speaker 1: and your your look at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: you know you will be responsible for the appointment of
Speaker 1: Hillary Supreme Court justices if she wins, I blame you.
Speaker 1: You know. Hillary says I want to put coal miners
Speaker 1: out of work, companies out of business. Okay, Trump says
Speaker 1: he wants to expand coal, mining, fracking, drilling, nuclear, and
Speaker 1: all the above. Hillary, Okay, she's gonna keep us in
Speaker 1: the same position where we are today, and that's dependent
Speaker 1: on countries that hate our guts, that can literally raise
Speaker 1: the price of the lifeblood our of our economy anytime
Speaker 1: they want. That's a big difference. So he got education
Speaker 1: back to the stage, you got energy, independence, the type
Speaker 1: of Supreme Court justices. Hillary is gonna have one point
Speaker 1: three trillion dollars a new taxes, one point four trillion
Speaker 1: in new spending. Well, that makes a big difference in
Speaker 1: terms of creating an environment where our economy can grow.
Speaker 1: Hillary wants Obamacare or some form thereof. Trump has repeatedly
Speaker 1: said he replace it. On national security, Trump wants a wall,
Speaker 1: He wants the vetting of refugees. You know, he he
Speaker 1: actually doesn't have a problem saying radical Islam and destroying
Speaker 1: Isis and bombing the out of them. We know where
Speaker 1: Hillary stands on the Second Amendment. You know, we know
Speaker 1: where both of them stand on the military. So there
Speaker 1: are profound, deep differences. Now, I guess philosophically, if I
Speaker 1: were to offer Trump unslicited device, the only thing i'd
Speaker 1: say to him is this, stand by your platform, sell it,
Speaker 1: go out there every day, and don't get distracted. There's
Speaker 1: only two people he should ever mentioned, as far as
Speaker 1: I'm concerned, Hillary and Obama. And I'd list the state
Speaker 1: of our country, which is an absolute debacle under their
Speaker 1: ideology and philosophy, and then I would compare it to
Speaker 1: the solutions he's offering in terms of immigration, refugees, rebuilding
Speaker 1: the military, education, back to the state's energy independence, originalist justices,
Speaker 1: cutting taxes, reducing the size of government, better trade deals,
Speaker 1: replacing Obamacare, identifying evil in our time, radical Islam, protecting
Speaker 1: Second Amendment rights. And you know, for all of you
Speaker 1: that I can't see that that's what this election is about.
Speaker 1: There's so many angry people out there, and I assume
Speaker 1: it's a lot of this is rooted in an establishment
Speaker 1: that was bigger, more deeply rooted than anything I had
Speaker 1: ever imagined before in my life. And that you've got
Speaker 1: this incestuous class in Washington of the pundits, the columnists,
Speaker 1: the the reporters, meeting with the staffs of congressmen and
Speaker 1: senators in the White House, and they like to be
Speaker 1: invited to all the big parties, and they go to
Speaker 1: dinner with each other, and they drink with each other,
Speaker 1: and they date each other, and they do whatever else
Speaker 1: with each other. I had no idea was this incestuous,
Speaker 1: this screwed up, this this deeply corrupt. You know. But
Speaker 1: to get to the point where you're saying, well, all right,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna reject Trump's agenda, then you have to understand
Speaker 1: that represents half a vote for the single most corrupt
Speaker 1: person that has enriched herself and her family more than
Speaker 1: anybody in the history of this country. You have to
Speaker 1: accept that you're helping a congenital, pathological liar. You have
Speaker 1: to accept that this is what the outcome is gonna be,
Speaker 1: and you get eventually the government that you deserve. And
Speaker 1: that's just the fact. Anyway, I'll establish a commission on
Speaker 1: radical Islam. That's the big headline out of the Trump
Speaker 1: speech today. Radical Islamic networks will be moved. At least
Speaker 1: he can say it. Hillary can't say it. He doesn't
Speaker 1: want to offend anybody. You know, I'm talking about the
Speaker 1: problems in the country. You want to know. You look
Speaker 1: at for example, Detroit, you look at Baltimore, you look
Speaker 1: at even Milwaukee Democratic Party owned Run Forever. Listen to
Speaker 1: what has happened in the last two days. They had
Speaker 1: a shooting of a of an armed an armed young
Speaker 1: man who was black. The officer was black. And by
Speaker 1: the way, the president hasn't weighed in on this. He's
Speaker 1: been mom after two nights of Milwaukee riots. And anyway,
Speaker 1: the guy that apparently the gun used in this at
Speaker 1: twenty three rounds and the clip apparently as a history
Speaker 1: of what thirteen serious crimes he had committed, apparently turned
Speaker 1: towards the officer. Apparently there's tape of it. And here's
Speaker 1: some of the sounds from Milwaukee the last two nights.
Speaker 1: Who about who who? Who? Oh my thing is I'm
Speaker 1: not trying to do things because that's like the ships
Speaker 1: the white showing white get up and I beat up
Speaker 1: every white person, like dropping to every white person, get
Speaker 1: it up. When I beat it up? Who that Jap?
Speaker 1: Who that Dyson? They out here, baby, they're not playing
Speaker 1: they no white person comes down, Sherman. White fit it
Speaker 1: like watching more. Hey, look my good god, they've been
Speaker 1: up every white person. Look at the Look at the
Speaker 1: right Bob, look at the white bomb team. And they're
Speaker 1: gonna start New York Stars. Rever Bulla say every mother
Speaker 1: with army taints coming down is oh god, may not.
Speaker 1: They said, this is white every turn side of the
Speaker 1: wo yo yo up people back ye y'all head, Hey,
Speaker 1: everything far far off out nothing. Don't take us to
Speaker 1: the summer. Nice. I don't wear it. It's sad because
Speaker 1: you know this will happen because they're not helping the
Speaker 1: black community, like you know, the rich people. They go
Speaker 1: all this money and they're not like, you know, try
Speaker 1: and give us nothings. Making all this money and they're
Speaker 1: not giving us their money. Let's, you know, take it,
Speaker 1: take that to the burn the suburbs down, meaning where
Speaker 1: the white people live, and it goes on from their
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter target whites. Well, they're beating all the
Speaker 1: white people up. They're white, they're white, get their ass,
Speaker 1: screams another. Hey they're beating up every white person. Is
Speaker 1: that a white person? Is that a white person? You know?
Speaker 1: America was never great. They're chanting, hurling rocks of police officers,
Speaker 1: and it goes on from the and we'll get to
Speaker 1: some of this, but to what extent have democratic policies
Speaker 1: is this is this connected in any way, the Democratic
Speaker 1: policies that have failed Inner City America, I would argue
Speaker 1: it's part of the problem. It's part of the problem.
Speaker 1: When you have a fifty percent increase under Barack Obama,
Speaker 1: America's first black president, black Americans on food stamp, something's wrong.
Speaker 1: He hasn't helped the black community. Liberalism always fails. Hillary's
Speaker 1: liberalism will fail too. It's that predictable. But I know
Speaker 1: some of you anti Trumpers can't get past the fact
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Speaker 1: offensive things. It defies your sensibilities. But that's not worse
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Speaker 1: Oh whoo, who look about like whoa who who Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to heart thing because that's like the
Speaker 1: ship's white's what do you say that the white get
Speaker 1: up and I beat up every white person? Like du
Speaker 1: happy white person? Get up when I'm beating up who
Speaker 1: they sap? Who that Dyson theady out here. Baby, they're
Speaker 1: not playing they no white person come down, sherman here,
Speaker 1: white fit it. Let's watch the more don't want Hey,
Speaker 1: look my good god, they've been up every white person.
Speaker 1: Look at the fool like look at the right bob,
Speaker 1: Look at the white bob treaping. They gonna start New
Speaker 1: York scar show. Rever Bulla say every mothery West Army
Speaker 1: tanks coming down is oh god, they they said, at
Speaker 1: least they is white white every yo, y'all up everything
Speaker 1: when we go far far off nothing to the summer,
Speaker 1: I don't wear. It's sad because you know this will
Speaker 1: happened because they're not helping the black community. Like you
Speaker 1: know there rich people. They go all this money and
Speaker 1: they're not like, you know, try and give us nothing.
Speaker 1: That is what has been going on in Milwaukee. Will
Speaker 1: be broadcasting tonight Hannity on the Fox News Channel. You
Speaker 1: know you've got video footage apparently a relative I'm told
Speaker 1: of this. Well, you know it's important to put this
Speaker 1: in perspective. You've got police body camera footage, which I've
Speaker 1: been saying for a long time, where you have a
Speaker 1: I that apparently have been arrested thirteen times, had a
Speaker 1: gun that had been used in a burglary that was illegal,
Speaker 1: that had twenty three bullets in it, aimed at an
Speaker 1: officer before he was shot dead. The officer in this
Speaker 1: case happened to be a black officer. And you've got
Speaker 1: all of this unrest that has now gone on here.
Speaker 1: You've got Black Lives Matter rioters targeting white people for
Speaker 1: beat downs, and the clip literally video footage showing these
Speaker 1: quote black lives matters. You know, the same people that
Speaker 1: are advising Hillary Clinton, same people that have been to
Speaker 1: Obama's oval office repeatedly targeting white people for these brutal
Speaker 1: beatdowns during this unrest. You've got what you just turned.
Speaker 1: There are angry rioters chanting black power, asking is the
Speaker 1: white I'm quoting here, I'm reading it verbatim as cards
Speaker 1: slowly drove by. Yeah they're white, state someone else, prompting
Speaker 1: the mob to run towards the vehicle. Yeah they're get
Speaker 1: their ass, screams another. Hey they're beating up every white person,
Speaker 1: explains another rioter. He's white. Beat his head, bitch. This
Speaker 1: is what all on tape. And the footage cuts too,
Speaker 1: you know, chose the mob attacking cars trying to drag
Speaker 1: out the drivers of these cars. The footage then cuts
Speaker 1: to an upper floor window before the person shooting the
Speaker 1: video states, I think they just beat some white bitch
Speaker 1: for bitch asked for no other reason, They just bust
Speaker 1: open the window. Local reporters were also targeted for violent assaults,
Speaker 1: including a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter who was thrown to
Speaker 1: the ground and punch of local radio station and TV stations.
Speaker 1: They were forced to pull their reporters altogether because of
Speaker 1: the violent threats of the mob. You got other clips
Speaker 1: where rioters are seen burning down a gas station while
Speaker 1: chanting black power. Another clip showing a man trying to
Speaker 1: justify this violence you just heard it by claiming that
Speaker 1: rich people don't give blacks enough money. Rioters also destroyed
Speaker 1: random cars for no particular reason. This all began again
Speaker 1: an officer, black officer shot and killed an arm ma'am
Speaker 1: with a lengthy criminal record carrying in illegal firearm with
Speaker 1: apparently twenty three bullets in at thirteen prior significant arrests. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I guess you know. And then you have the new
Speaker 1: black panther leader of Milwaukee. This is war responding to
Speaker 1: what happened is a war yes, it is. It's a
Speaker 1: war against black people because we're the ones being murdered.
Speaker 1: M hm. And you've got let's see, you got Milwaukee
Speaker 1: rioters chanting American never was great, was never great, hurling
Speaker 1: rocks at police officers, et cetera. And you might say
Speaker 1: to you, Oh, Hannity, how do you say that in
Speaker 1: any way this is tied to the election? Well, look
Speaker 1: at Ferguson. Ferguson segregated in many, many ways. Look at Baltimore.
Speaker 1: You know, you're looking at towns and cities, I mean asipalities.
Speaker 1: They have one thing in common. That educational system has
Speaker 1: never gotten better. Look at poverty has increased food stamp
Speaker 1: usage among Black Americans and black community of under Obama.
Speaker 1: Blacks out of the workforce, not participating in the labor force.
Speaker 1: That's up under Obama. Worse recovery since the nineteen forties,
Speaker 1: that's so under Obama. Lowest home ownership rates since the
Speaker 1: in fifty one years, that's under Obama. Accumulating more debt
Speaker 1: than every other president before him combined, spending more money,
Speaker 1: getting nothing for it. Those shovel ready jobs weren't so
Speaker 1: shovel ready. That was Obama, you know, so this all
Speaker 1: sparked in this particular case. David Clark, Sheriff Clark, I'll
Speaker 1: he'll be on tonight from Milwaukee with me blaming culture,
Speaker 1: not the cops, for the shooting. He also vowed the
Speaker 1: violence will not get out of hand, and he says
Speaker 1: people have to find a more socially acceptable way to
Speaker 1: deal with their frustration. Thereer their resentment. We cannot have
Speaker 1: the social upheaval. The chaos that we saw Saturday and
Speaker 1: Sunday frightens the good law abiding people in these communities
Speaker 1: and these neighborhoods. We have a growth of the underclass
Speaker 1: here in Milwaukee. We saw some of the behaviors on display.
Speaker 1: The loss of innocent civilians and law enforcement personnel did
Speaker 1: not happen, I think only by the grace of God,
Speaker 1: with bullets flying all over the place. He also went
Speaker 1: on to say you better have you. You're better off
Speaker 1: having the resources ready because Scott Walker, the governor, deployed
Speaker 1: the National Guard. The sheriff emphasized that the shooting of
Speaker 1: the suspect only ignited a situation that already existed. He
Speaker 1: said these conditions include failed public schools, homes without a father,
Speaker 1: inadequate parenting the presence of gangs and drugs in these
Speaker 1: neighborhoods along with massive unemployment hasn't gotten better, has it
Speaker 1: in the last eight years? And he says that the
Speaker 1: violence will not be allowed to get out of hand. Now,
Speaker 1: where's President Obama on all of this? Well, the President
Speaker 1: was quick to rush the judgment. Trayvon could have looked
Speaker 1: like my son, that could have been me thirty five
Speaker 1: years ago. That was before any due process and he
Speaker 1: evidence presented. He rushed the judgment in that case without
Speaker 1: the presumption of innocence. And it turns out an eye
Speaker 1: witness had Trayvon Martin on top of George Zimmerman pounding
Speaker 1: his head into concrete again and again and again as
Speaker 1: you heard the screams of George Zimmerman for his life.
Speaker 1: If you look at the case of Ferguson Ferguson, Missouri,
Speaker 1: we got a videotape Michael Brown, Michael Brown robbing his store,
Speaker 1: intimidating a clerk. Then in that particular case, it was
Speaker 1: numerous black eye witnesses that identified Michael Brown fighting Officer
Speaker 1: Darren Wilson for his gun and trying to take his
Speaker 1: gun from him. And then of course, that's where the
Speaker 1: first shot rang out in inside the police car that
Speaker 1: Michael browner reached into that eye, witnesses pointed at him
Speaker 1: as having reached into. It wasn't an incident of hands up,
Speaker 1: don't shoot. That narrative never happened. First thing we heard
Speaker 1: is they just shot him in the back and cold blood.
Speaker 1: That didn't happen either. And the media, you know, fuels
Speaker 1: this these false narratives constantly, and the President and then
Speaker 1: yet I witnesses testifying that Michael brown was charging an officer,
Speaker 1: Darren Wilson. All that testimony prevented Darren Wilson from being indicted.
Speaker 1: And Darren Wilson, though lost his career in his life
Speaker 1: as a result of him doing what anybody in that
Speaker 1: position would have to do, sadly, and that is, you know,
Speaker 1: prevent your life from being taken. President rushed to judgment
Speaker 1: in Florida, Trayvon Martin rushed to judgment here, rushed to
Speaker 1: judgment about the Cambridge police acting stupidly, rushed to judgment
Speaker 1: and Freddie Gray all those officers exonerated. But the President
Speaker 1: doesn't comment on thirty people that are dead killed in
Speaker 1: his hometown of Chicago, since he's been president. President does
Speaker 1: in a dress that he says, by every measure, my
Speaker 1: economic policies have been working well. Now when you have
Speaker 1: a fifty percent increase in the black community during your
Speaker 1: presidency on food stamps, not when you have a increase
Speaker 1: in Black Americans out of the labor force as part
Speaker 1: of the lower labor participation rate that you don't count
Speaker 1: on your phony unemployment numbers. And in spite of two
Speaker 1: nights of rioting, you know, Obama is out playing golf
Speaker 1: again in Matha's vineyard, or he's spending what two weeks
Speaker 1: vacation with his family, but the president was briefed on
Speaker 1: the situation. You know a lot of good that does.
Speaker 1: Now there are religious leaders that are speaking out, at
Speaker 1: least one Milwaukee religious leaders blaming Black Lives Matter and
Speaker 1: the President for what happened this weekend. You know, you've
Speaker 1: got a Milwaukee police officer shot and killed an armed
Speaker 1: suspect who turned and pointed the gun at the cop
Speaker 1: during a foot chase, setting off this violent confrontation. Anyway,
Speaker 1: the Milwaukee County sheriff is way didn Governor Scott has
Speaker 1: weighed in, but Obama's not weighed One other person that
Speaker 1: weighed in is Bishop B. W. Jackson. He was on
Speaker 1: Fox and Friends this weekend. He said, a mass hysteria
Speaker 1: is taking grip, and President Obama's made it worse by
Speaker 1: embracing the Black Lives Matter movement. You know, pigs in
Speaker 1: a blanket, priam like bacon. What do we want dead cops?
Speaker 1: When do we want him? Now? A the police? We
Speaker 1: played all of this for you. You know, when is
Speaker 1: that gonna When is Obama gonna call for peace after
Speaker 1: what has happened? You got white people hunted down for
Speaker 1: being white beat downs. Drudge Report had a good headline,
Speaker 1: Milwaukee's Night of Shame. Governor Scott Walker sends in the
Speaker 1: National Guard. You know, you have an officer injured. He
Speaker 1: got hit with one of the rocks, be impelted at him.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. Where's the where's as people chanting black power?
Speaker 1: Let's get the white person. Let's kick his ass, you know,
Speaker 1: let's beat that bitch. All the other stuff that you
Speaker 1: just heard unbelievable. There's uh, you know, for some it's embarrassing.
Speaker 1: For some, it's a moment to reflect, how could this
Speaker 1: possibly happen? How are things so bad in Baltimore, Milwaukee, Ferguson,
Speaker 1: you know that we have literally no opportunities when you
Speaker 1: look at the other statistics. One in five American families
Speaker 1: don't have a single family member working now. One in
Speaker 1: six young men eighteen to thirty four are either incarcerated
Speaker 1: or home in their mommy and daddy's basement. The last
Speaker 1: place I wanted to be was in my mother and
Speaker 1: father's basement at that point in my life. I want
Speaker 1: to live my life. I want to have hope and opportunity.
Speaker 1: I didn't have any money, but I still worked and
Speaker 1: I had opportunity to work. It's unbelievable. This is all
Speaker 1: happened anyway. So we're being Milwaukee tonight per Tonight's TV show.
Speaker 1: I hope you'll join us. And uh, I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: go over a lot of the latest poll numbers because
Speaker 1: I'm not sure they mean a whole hell of a
Speaker 1: lot at this particular point. We'll see where things are
Speaker 1: after Labor Day. If you listen, you know I I
Speaker 1: will say this, and I am doubling down on this.
Speaker 1: Those there is a there is an elitist, arrogant establishment
Speaker 1: class within Republican ranks. Now, some people that I know
Speaker 1: that don't support Trump, do it for very principal reasons
Speaker 1: that I respect. I can I can deal with that,
Speaker 1: and they've explained it to me in ways that all right, fine,
Speaker 1: it goes against their sensibilities. I'm more of a kid
Speaker 1: that grew up in New York. I'm not offended by language.
Speaker 1: Words don't offend me. Being lied to repeatedly by Hillary
Speaker 1: offends me. Watching Hillary sell out of office offends me.
Speaker 1: Watching what Hillary did to the families of BEng Ghazi
Speaker 1: and not sending in support while they're under fire and
Speaker 1: denying their requests for security really offends me. By her
Speaker 1: voting for a war and then allowing herself to get
Speaker 1: politicizing it, to go forward politicizing it, resulting in a
Speaker 1: vacuum that was filled by Isis that offends me. Are
Speaker 1: reset with Russia a disaster and a failure. Her supporting
Speaker 1: Mohammed Morsey, who once referred to the Israelis as apes
Speaker 1: a descendants of apes and pigs, that offends me. Her
Speaker 1: supporting and initiating these discussions with Mahmud a Achmadena Jade
Speaker 1: and Iran offends me. It offends me with they draw
Speaker 1: a red line in the sand and President assad as
Speaker 1: Syria crosses the red line and they do nothing about it.
Speaker 1: That offends me. But apparently the tone of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is so offensive to some of these arrogant elitist politicians
Speaker 1: and establishment types that they can't see the big picture
Speaker 1: about what's at stake in this election. And if Hillary wins,
Speaker 1: I'm blaming all of them for their sabotage. They're undermining.
Speaker 1: Hillary appoints Supreme Court justices. They own them. We don't
Speaker 1: become energy independent. They own that. Refugees kill Americans because
Speaker 1: we can't vet them like our intelligence community says. I
Speaker 1: blame them. People crossed the border kill Americans. I'll blame
Speaker 1: them for that too. Education still a disaster. That's their fault.
Speaker 1: Is an opportunity to fix all this replacing Obamacare, same thing.
Speaker 1: There's an intrusion on our Second Amendment, right, same thing.
Speaker 1: I'm holding them accountable. They can blame me all they want.
Speaker 1: All I did was give every candidate an opportunity to
Speaker 1: speak to the American people. The American people decided, oh whoo,
Speaker 1: who because up? When I'm meeting up? Who that Dyson?
Speaker 1: Lady out here? Lady? They're not playing They no white
Speaker 1: person comes down, Sherman's here, white fish. Let's look, hey,
Speaker 1: look my god, they've been up every white person. Look
Speaker 1: at the fool like looking at the right phoe, Look
Speaker 1: at the right phoe treating they're gonna start New York
Speaker 1: Star show. Rever Bully say everybothery w or army tainks
Speaker 1: coming down is oh god, may they said they's white
Speaker 1: white every yo. I'm not like that. People back every
Speaker 1: day when we're gonna park for our love, they go
Speaker 1: out nothing. Don't find the down we get in our cup.
Speaker 1: Take this to the supper, I don't wear it. It's
Speaker 1: sad because you know this will happened because they're not
Speaker 1: helping the black community like you know, the rich people.
Speaker 1: They got all this money and they're not like, you know,
Speaker 1: try and give us nothing. All right. As we continue
Speaker 1: our to Sean Hannity's show right Down on toll free
Speaker 1: telephone number, more grotesque sounds from two nights now of
Speaker 1: Chaos and Mayhem and Milwaukee. That's following the shooting of
Speaker 1: an individual that was armed, apparently pointing the gun at
Speaker 1: a police officer who happened to be black, and the aftermath.
Speaker 1: What you heard there is, you know, people are talking about, well,
Speaker 1: you know, burning our neighborhood down isn't gonna do nothing.
Speaker 1: You know, we need our community. You know, take this
Speaker 1: to the suburbs, go there and do it. And then
Speaker 1: you heard things like Black Lives Matter rioting. Right in
Speaker 1: this audio, they're beating up all the white people. It's
Speaker 1: beat up the white people. Yeah they're white. States somebody,
Speaker 1: you know, a mob running towards a vehicle. Yeah they're white.
Speaker 1: Let's get their ass. You know, they're beating up every
Speaker 1: white person. And it goes on from there. The new
Speaker 1: Black Panther leader if Milwaukee says this is a war.
Speaker 1: You got Milwaukee rioters chanting America was never great, hurling
Speaker 1: rocks of police officers. One cop was hurt in the
Speaker 1: process of all of this, and of course the National
Speaker 1: Guard has been called out. Now Milwaukee Sheriff David Clark
Speaker 1: is blaming the culture, not cops, for the shooting here
Speaker 1: to respond to the US and of course the latest
Speaker 1: in the campaign eighty five days out, his former Speaker
Speaker 1: of the House, New King Ridge, how are you, sir.
Speaker 1: I'm doing well, but what you just said should really
Speaker 1: deeply bother every America. I mean, this is a level.
Speaker 1: This is the frankly the poison fruit of Obama's anti
Speaker 1: police rhetoric, of his policy of dividing the country um
Speaker 1: rather than showing leadership to bring us together. And it's
Speaker 1: also the collapse of liberal institutions. As Sheriff Clark has said,
Speaker 1: the liberal policies had led to no no fathers at home, UH,
Speaker 1: schools that don't work well, the union's demand more and
Speaker 1: more money, UH. City of bureaucracies who at taxes and
Speaker 1: regulations that kill small business, a lack of physical safety
Speaker 1: so people don't want to invest and create jobs. All
Speaker 1: this stuff creates a poisonous environment in which you end
Speaker 1: up with people who think they have no future. There
Speaker 1: were I think nine shootings in Milwaukee, including four dead
Speaker 1: before the policeman shot the man who had a gun.
Speaker 1: Now that man, by the way, had been arrested thirteen
Speaker 1: times for serious crimes. But the current system imprisons people
Speaker 1: for things that are non violent, but then releases people
Speaker 1: who should be in jail. And it's it's really totally
Speaker 1: backwards right now the way we have dealt with all this,
Speaker 1: and it's an enormous problem. Sheriff Clark has led the
Speaker 1: way and being honest both about the depth of the
Speaker 1: problem beyond just the shooting, but also standing up and
Speaker 1: pointing out this can't be a racist incident when you
Speaker 1: have a black policeman confronting a black who has already
Speaker 1: been arrested thirteen times and by the way, whose gun
Speaker 1: had been traced back to a burglary a couple of
Speaker 1: months ago, so he has a stolen gun. We don't
Speaker 1: quite know why the two guys ran out of the car,
Speaker 1: but the fact that he turned and apparently that the
Speaker 1: imagery from the body camera shows him turning with a
Speaker 1: gun in his hand, aiming it at the policeman, and
Speaker 1: it turns out it's a gun that had twenty three
Speaker 1: rounds in it. So yeah, the policeman probably felt that
Speaker 1: his life was in danger, and given the number of
Speaker 1: people's police movement shot recently, uh, it's not very difficult
Speaker 1: to imagine he did think his life was in danger,
Speaker 1: you know. And I shuddered to think. And this is
Speaker 1: a problem with all these high profile cases is that
Speaker 1: you know, we've had the president way in nearly what
Speaker 1: over thirty dead in Chicago since he's been president, And
Speaker 1: I would venture a guests that unless you've been watching
Speaker 1: my TV shows scrolling the names at different times. Nobody's
Speaker 1: ever heard of the people that were killed in Chicago
Speaker 1: and the time Obama has been president. But he did
Speaker 1: weigh in on the Cambridge police without any evidence. He
Speaker 1: did weigh in without due process in the George Zimmerman
Speaker 1: Trayvon Martin case. He did weigh in on Ferguson without
Speaker 1: the presumption of innocence. And he does this every time,
Speaker 1: and he did it in Motimore and by the way,
Speaker 1: again and again. The media narrative was wrong. The media
Speaker 1: narrative and Ferguson was wrong. The media narrative in Baltimore
Speaker 1: was wrong. The police have all been exonerated, I think,
Speaker 1: except for one policeman. And now they decided an't even
Speaker 1: to try to try and the prosecutor there created a
Speaker 1: narrative that was false, a narrative and an expectation that
Speaker 1: there was gonna be a certain outcome here, and that
Speaker 1: leads to more frustration in the community. But that outcome
Speaker 1: was never going to come, you know. But there's there's
Speaker 1: something tragic about the fact that we have our first
Speaker 1: African Ernican president. We've now had two consecutive African American,
Speaker 1: the head of the Justice Department, Attorney General um. And yet,
Speaker 1: if anything, race relations right now are probably worse than
Speaker 1: they have been. Galup said, they're worse than they have
Speaker 1: it in the last sixteen years. Not not in this century.
Speaker 1: Have you seen the level of distrust and hostility that
Speaker 1: they're the Gallup is now picking up for his polling data,
Speaker 1: what a track a tragedy. Is a tragedy for Barack
Speaker 1: Obama to leave the country. You know, I raised statistics
Speaker 1: on this program, and I mentioned them every day, because
Speaker 1: we since Obama has been president, we have twelve million
Speaker 1: more Americans on food stamps, another eight million in poverty.
Speaker 1: We have the lowest laby participation rate since the seventies,
Speaker 1: the worst recovery since the forties, a fifty one year
Speaker 1: low in terms of homeownership. We've doubled our national debt.
Speaker 1: He has taken on more debt than every other president
Speaker 1: before him combined. You know, add to all of that,
Speaker 1: how bad things are abroad, and I point out it's
Speaker 1: a failure. Now I can break out statistically in the
Speaker 1: black community. Well, we know that we pay more for
Speaker 1: student per capita than any other country on Earth, but
Speaker 1: we're thirty fifth in education. So top down common core
Speaker 1: is not working. And there's this mysterious reluctance and resistance
Speaker 1: to let states and local communities run the education system
Speaker 1: in their state and their in their towns. And you
Speaker 1: add to that a couple of other things. Fifty percent
Speaker 1: increase in Black Americans on food stamps just since Obama
Speaker 1: has been president, increase in the black community, UH in
Speaker 1: terms of labor force participation and not being in the
Speaker 1: labor force since he's been president. Now, how liberal policies
Speaker 1: helping Black America, Hispanic America, and all of them America.
Speaker 1: By the way, in the last year, there's been a
Speaker 1: increase in murders in our largest cities. So you have
Speaker 1: across the board, UH, a return to a level of
Speaker 1: distrust and violence that we really have not seen UH
Speaker 1: in a very long time. And I think a lot
Speaker 1: of this has a direct consequence of liberal policies that
Speaker 1: fail well, I think, and that's what this election is about. Now.
Speaker 1: You wrote a really great piece today, and you know,
Speaker 1: you point out you've been a leader in the Republican
Speaker 1: Party for the past forty years. You've been involved in
Speaker 1: ten party platforms being developed, and how important this thing is.
Speaker 1: You know, with all of the discussion, this election, for
Speaker 1: me comes down to very simple differences, but very profound differences.
Speaker 1: For example, the type of Supreme Court justices that Trump
Speaker 1: will a point, the type of tax cuts he will employ,
Speaker 1: his belief and energy and dependence, his belief in securing
Speaker 1: our border, rebuilding our military, education back to the States,
Speaker 1: better trade deals, replacing a bambacare recognizing evil in our time,
Speaker 1: radical Islam. I'm protecting our Second Amendment rights on every
Speaker 1: one of these, On these positions, Hillary is on the
Speaker 1: other side, And yet all the media wants to talk
Speaker 1: about is well, Donald Trump had a gaff. They don't
Speaker 1: talk about Hillary, who lies compulsively with regularity of the
Speaker 1: media people, that is ethically challenged, that has compromised her
Speaker 1: every office she's ever held. That doesn't get discussed well.
Speaker 1: And the new point about my article in Molster Journal.
Speaker 1: We really are in a period of very, very big choices.
Speaker 1: I think the Democrats are now so taken over by
Speaker 1: a socialist, big government control mindset that they would do
Speaker 1: to the process of trying to cure diseases exactly what
Speaker 1: they've done for poverty in the inner city. They make
Speaker 1: it worse. I think that their policies would destroy innovation
Speaker 1: in United States, forced it to leave the country. I
Speaker 1: think that they would in along the short run, they
Speaker 1: would save money by condemning all of us to order lives,
Speaker 1: more illness and less opportunity if I have a cure.
Speaker 1: And it's tragic because we're right at the edge of
Speaker 1: a period where we may be able to cure virtually everything.
Speaker 1: The things we're learning about the human genome, the things
Speaker 1: we're learning about molecular biology, and about dealing with human
Speaker 1: beings are very very tiny levels where we're being to
Speaker 1: identify personalized medicine in a way that's never existed before.
Speaker 1: Things require ahead. I'm sorry, all these things require a
Speaker 1: tremendous amount of effort uh to move us from basic
Speaker 1: science to uh, you know, to to your medicine cabinet.
Speaker 1: And the private sector today spends four dollars for basic
Speaker 1: research to applied research. For every dollar we're spending the
Speaker 1: restants to help, they spend it in directed ways to
Speaker 1: develop new solutions that you can use, whether it is
Speaker 1: trying to cure pancreati cancer or trying to which By
Speaker 1: the way, my father died of well Okay, I did
Speaker 1: not realize that, But then you know, personally, my best
Speaker 1: friend from high school also died of pancreta cancer, and
Speaker 1: it's a terrible disease, and we're slowly beginning to find
Speaker 1: ways to conquer it. Then my goal and the whole
Speaker 1: point of my essays to point out the difference in
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal between the Democratic platform, which is
Speaker 1: literally sort of Anezuelas style government that the bureaucracy takes over.
Speaker 1: We crushed the private sector, We drive research out of
Speaker 1: the country. Uh. And then they'll sit there and wonder why,
Speaker 1: just exactly like the inner city in Baltimore, and the
Speaker 1: inner city in Detroit and the inner city in Milwaukee
Speaker 1: will wonder why it doesn't work, when in fact, it
Speaker 1: is their very policies which guarantee they can't work. Let
Speaker 1: me let me ask you one last question, as we're
Speaker 1: running out of time and I have two minutes for
Speaker 1: you to answer about a minute and a half as
Speaker 1: far as Donald Trump and the narrative advanced and the
Speaker 1: undermining and sabotage of Republicans in spite of the agenda
Speaker 1: I just laid out that he has standing for. What
Speaker 1: is your take on this race. But my argument to
Speaker 1: him would be keep it simple and that has point
Speaker 1: out all the problems the country is facing, offer your solutions.
Speaker 1: The only two people you should mention are Hillary and Obama,
Speaker 1: and forget all the chatter and the media and the
Speaker 1: rest of the noise out there and move forward. Well,
Speaker 1: my take is that this is a much more wide
Speaker 1: open race than the news media wants you to believe.
Speaker 1: That they are desperately trying to convince us to be
Speaker 1: depressed and to decide that this is over, but in
Speaker 1: fact it's not. I just read across a fabulous new
Speaker 1: book on Truman's campaign and forty eight, where he was
Speaker 1: so far behind that Roper announced in September he was
Speaker 1: no longer pulling because it was obvious that it was over.
Speaker 1: Uh now, now let me get these ample Why I
Speaker 1: say this, I'm just looking today at lunch time Politics,
Speaker 1: which I get every day from Rome for show. Laiter
Speaker 1: says Clinton Trump by plus five and you, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: Well it's so Hillary Clinton, after all the years of
Speaker 1: being firstly the all the years of being US Senator,
Speaker 1: all the years of being Secretary State to presidential campaigns
Speaker 1: is at one and the l a Times has at
Speaker 1: a one point race, I would guess in my mind, yeah,
Speaker 1: and then I understand if if you're if you're at
Speaker 1: forty one in August, the Clinton campaign ought to be
Speaker 1: terrified because the truth is on almost every front. I mean,
Speaker 1: it is the Clinton allies, particularly the teachers Union, who
Speaker 1: would have created the disaster in Milwaukee. It's the Clinton
Speaker 1: allies among Democratic mayors. We've not had a Republican city
Speaker 1: council in Baltimore since and we just don't have the
Speaker 1: guts to winton the city. And it's just like it's
Speaker 1: just like Detroit and just like Baltimore. I'm running out
Speaker 1: of time, though, so I'm hoping that Pentton and and
Speaker 1: Trump will actually go into these cities and offer hope. Well,
Speaker 1: I am going to be doing the show for Milwaukee
Speaker 1: tonight and you're gonna be our guest. Sheriff Clark will
Speaker 1: be on, and God willing nothing horrible happens. Mr Speaker,
Speaker 1: thank you for being with us. And I'm being up
Speaker 1: every white person, like dropping to every white person up
Speaker 1: when I beating up who they shaping? Who that Dyson
Speaker 1: lady out here? Baby, they're not playing they No white
Speaker 1: person comes down Sherman's white pity. Let's walk mor hey.
Speaker 1: Look why God God, they've been up every white person.
Speaker 1: Look at the like, look at the white bob, look
Speaker 1: at the white bhob champing. They're gonna start New York
Speaker 1: scar show rever blood and say everybother. But with army
Speaker 1: taints coming down is Oh god may they said they's
Speaker 1: white about who who? Who? I'm not? Because that's why everything.
Speaker 1: So when we're gonna part for our love, the dash
Speaker 1: go out nothing. Don't find the dash we need in
Speaker 1: our cup. Take us to the summer we need, we need?
Speaker 1: Are we? I don't wear it? What those are the
Speaker 1: sounds from the last two nights in milwa Walkey that
Speaker 1: happens to show footage of I guess a relative of
Speaker 1: the man shot dead in Milwaukee calling on rioters to
Speaker 1: burn down white suburbs instead of their own neighborhoods. And
Speaker 1: that's only part of what has happened, uh in in
Speaker 1: this whole disaster. And now, of course the National Guard
Speaker 1: has been brought in by Governor Scott Walker. I have
Speaker 1: video Black Lives Matter rioters targeting whites for beat downs.
Speaker 1: Oh they're beating up all the white people. Go get
Speaker 1: the white people. The New Black Panther Party leader in
Speaker 1: Milwaukee said this is war and it goes further than that.
Speaker 1: Milwaukee rids chanting America was never great, and black power,
Speaker 1: black power and much much more. You have protesters upset.
Speaker 1: This is all going back to a criminal waving of
Speaker 1: stolen gun shot by a black police officer on Saturday night.
Speaker 1: Milwaukee police said one officer was taken to the hospital
Speaker 1: for injury. He was pelted with rocks being thrown at
Speaker 1: him in a squad car. Joining us now is my
Speaker 1: good friend Mark Davis, and he's written a terrific, brand
Speaker 1: new book and it's called Upside Down, How the Left
Speaker 1: turned right into wrong, truth into lies, and good into bad.
Speaker 1: How are you, sir, John? I am fine? I am
Speaker 1: I am I'm fine, is the short answer. But just
Speaker 1: hearing the litany of stuff you just played, I mean,
Speaker 1: what country is it, what year is it? What universe
Speaker 1: are we in? These are troubled times. Indeed, you know,
Speaker 1: it's extraordinarily troubling. And you know, I think this actually
Speaker 1: goes to a big theme in your book, and that
Speaker 1: is how the Left turned right into wrong. Now, you know,
Speaker 1: we have had a president that has weighed in on
Speaker 1: very high profile racial cases in the country. Everything from
Speaker 1: Trey vomb would look like my son and that could
Speaker 1: have been me thirty five years ago. This is before
Speaker 1: any evidence was presented before an eyewitness in that case
Speaker 1: testified that Trayvon Martin was banging George Zimmerman's head into
Speaker 1: the cement and George Zimmerman was screaming for his life.
Speaker 1: Or the same president that weighed in on the Michael
Speaker 1: Brown case, and by the way, he did it on
Speaker 1: foreign soil, talking about, well, we've got these raised problems
Speaker 1: here in America and ferguson Missouri. But again, you know
Speaker 1: that was before Black Eye witnesses testified that the guy
Speaker 1: we had on videotape being a store intimidating a clerk
Speaker 1: and fighting a cop for his gun and charging at
Speaker 1: a police officer was not the innocent victim that was
Speaker 1: shot in the back that we told us with hands up,
Speaker 1: don't shoot and from there, And that's what I mean
Speaker 1: by the upside down title. These things are not just
Speaker 1: about disagreements. I mean, you and I have had talk
Speaker 1: show careers for decades talking about disagreements left versus right,
Speaker 1: different ways to get to a destination that we used
Speaker 1: to think was all about making the country better. But
Speaker 1: that's what is totally upside down, totally unhinged, completely unmoored
Speaker 1: from reality, where facts don't matter. I mean talking if
Speaker 1: it were chronicling things that matter in things that don't.
Speaker 1: It's context doesn't matter, history doesn't matter, facts and evidence
Speaker 1: don't matter. And when the when we lose a grip
Speaker 1: on those things, sean you can't get together in reason
Speaker 1: with anybody anymore. And when you've lost that, it's it
Speaker 1: really SAPs your optimism. You know, you go through a
Speaker 1: list of for example, some of the debates which extremely
Speaker 1: relevant in this campaign, and that is, you know, the
Speaker 1: left belief system that we should welcome anybody that wants
Speaker 1: to live here. You know, I love how we often
Speaker 1: now get lectured by the former president of Mexico, Vicente
Speaker 1: fox On, on the issue of immigration. Meanwhile, if you
Speaker 1: come from El Salvador or Nicaragua or Central America anywhere,
Speaker 1: and you go into Mexico because there's more opportunity in
Speaker 1: Mexico than your home country, and you get caught in
Speaker 1: Mexico entering illegally, you're either point in jail or you're
Speaker 1: sent home. But Mexico lectures us unquote migrants that I
Speaker 1: had a big fight once with it sent a fox
Speaker 1: and you wouldn't even say the word illegal immigrant. Of
Speaker 1: course not because it's it's not in the lexicon, the lexicon,
Speaker 1: the dictionary, the language has been changed. I'm glad, Seanna
Speaker 1: have you bring it back to today and the race
Speaker 1: and right now, because as I was writing this book,
Speaker 1: it was like, let's take a broad look at all
Speaker 1: the things that are screwy that people have been saying,
Speaker 1: and give people an opportunity to fight back with with
Speaker 1: with logic that works, you know, against the But right
Speaker 1: now with Mr Trump, you're gonna be spending some time
Speaker 1: with tomorrow, and God bless you for that, and we
Speaker 1: all want him to win. We have to have a
Speaker 1: win here. Nothing Trump says is anywhere nearly as disturbing
Speaker 1: as what Hillary will do. And it just turns out
Speaker 1: that on what you just mentioned immigration, does anybody think
Speaker 1: that's going well? On healthcare? Does anybody think that's going well?
Speaker 1: Is our education system going as well as it could?
Speaker 1: His government spending going as well as it could? If
Speaker 1: Mr Trump finds a way to avoid the unforced errors
Speaker 1: every three or four days and focus on those truly
Speaker 1: unifying principles, then this becomes a winnable election. Again. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I totally agree with you, and I you know, for me,
Speaker 1: this is what that election is about. It's about significant
Speaker 1: philosophical difference. Is a philosophical divide, and that is what
Speaker 1: Trump is promising versus what Hillary is promising. And by
Speaker 1: the way, the one thing the media won't focus on
Speaker 1: is the very thing you are describing. Do you want
Speaker 1: a top down educational system where you have common core,
Speaker 1: Well that's Hillary. If you want education send back to
Speaker 1: a local community season and states, well that's what Trump's offering.
Speaker 1: If you want Obamacare, that's Hillary. You don't want Obamacare,
Speaker 1: that's Trump. If you want a wall built, well that's Trump.
Speaker 1: If you don't want a wall built and you want
Speaker 1: to open borders, that's Hillary. If you want to vet refugees,
Speaker 1: that's Trump. If you don't want to vet them, that's Hillary.
Speaker 1: If you want to mention radical Islam, that's Trump. If
Speaker 1: you don't want to mention it, that's Hillary. These are
Speaker 1: distinct differences, so that these are these are profound differences.
Speaker 1: And Sean, and that's what's so weird about what's going
Speaker 1: on right now, and you're you're chronicling it every day,
Speaker 1: and I am at my show in Texas and and
Speaker 1: anything else I do. Because there are people, good people,
Speaker 1: good conservative people, friends of yours, friends of mine, who
Speaker 1: have wilful blindness to the differences that you've just described.
Speaker 1: There are people with a brain stem walking around saying
Speaker 1: Hillary Trump had no big difference. How in the world
Speaker 1: do you fight against that? I honestly, for the life
Speaker 1: of me, and I've actually started calling out names if
Speaker 1: Hillary picks the next Supreme Court justices. There are Republicans
Speaker 1: I blame for this because they can't see the simple
Speaker 1: debate that you and I are now discussing. They refused
Speaker 1: to say they were refused to see it there, you know.
Speaker 1: And while they're all critical of Trump, they're ignoring the
Speaker 1: single most pathological, congenital liar in the history of politics.
Speaker 1: In the process. It's sort of mind numbing to me,
Speaker 1: and that's where their mind is. I'm spending a lot
Speaker 1: of time, and I know you are too, because a
Speaker 1: lot of these again our friends and people who were
Speaker 1: going to have to deal with moving forward, hopefully paddling
Speaker 1: the vote in the same direction. About what is it. No,
Speaker 1: let me tell you, these people are committed to sabotage
Speaker 1: at this point. That includes Republican politicians, that includes you know,
Speaker 1: well known pundits, you know, people that you would think
Speaker 1: would know better and be able to see the difference
Speaker 1: they and I think a lot of it is rooted
Speaker 1: and a lot of these people are far more establishment
Speaker 1: or connected to and that we ever knew. And have
Speaker 1: you reached the conclusion that for some people, I don't
Speaker 1: want to paint with too broaderbrush, but for some people,
Speaker 1: a Hillary victory, that's just another Democrat presidency. We had Clinton,
Speaker 1: we had Carter, we survived. It's just another Democrat presidency
Speaker 1: where a lot in life would not change so much.
Speaker 1: They'd still have their column, they'd still have their TV show,
Speaker 1: they still have their elected office. But the ascendancy of
Speaker 1: Trump shakes the apple cart, shakes the foundation, changes everything.
Speaker 1: And they're more scared of that than they the damage
Speaker 1: that Hillary would do to the constitution in the country.
Speaker 1: You know, really well said, you know, if you look at,
Speaker 1: for example, the things that you put in your book,
Speaker 1: everything being upside down, by the way, the cover's hilarious.
Speaker 1: I thought it was really funny. Yeah, and the gender differences,
Speaker 1: they don't matter. If you criticize jihad or radical Islam,
Speaker 1: you're an islamophobe. Um that you know, Christians are the
Speaker 1: intolerant ones. That America's gun culture is the problem. I mean,
Speaker 1: you lay all of this out in great detail and
Speaker 1: it really goes to the heart of where we're debating
Speaker 1: right now. Well, you kindly mentioned the cover, and it's
Speaker 1: funny because it is Grant Wood's American Gothic, one of
Speaker 1: the most familiar paintings of Americana, and the painting is
Speaker 1: literally upside down. Looking at the book with the type
Speaker 1: going one way and the painting going another is just look.
Speaker 1: I wrote the dog on thing and it's unnerving to me.
Speaker 1: It's like, is this right? What's going on? And it
Speaker 1: turns out that that is emblematic of exactly the kind
Speaker 1: of thing from the Milwaukee violence that you're there chronicling,
Speaker 1: the the presidential campaign that we're both chronicling that we've
Speaker 1: gone past the point where we're just having disagreements about things.
Speaker 1: That's fine, we can do that for the rest of
Speaker 1: our lives. But there are people in Americas who have
Speaker 1: to be brought back to certain shared values, certain shared truth,
Speaker 1: certain shared facts, or else we are screwed long term.
Speaker 1: You know. One of the things I point out on
Speaker 1: a regular basis, and I have no doubt you do
Speaker 1: it on your show on a regular basis, is I
Speaker 1: go through how bad things have gotten. You know, twelve
Speaker 1: million more Americans on food stamps is a catastrophe to me.
Speaker 1: Seven million more in poverty is a catastrophe. The lowest
Speaker 1: labor participation rate since the seventies is a catastrophe to me.
Speaker 1: You know, the worst recovery since the forties a catastrophe.
Speaker 1: The lowest home ownership rate in fifty one years, that
Speaker 1: I mean, that is the American dream a catastrophe. And
Speaker 1: I can add to that, you know, the doubling of
Speaker 1: our debt, robbing our kids on top of it all. Well,
Speaker 1: and there you are in Milwaukee looking at a very
Speaker 1: hot button issue obviously, and that's race back with LBJs.
Speaker 1: Are did this great society? How many black kids were
Speaker 1: born in a household without a mother and a father?
Speaker 1: Maybe what is it now? Maybe seventy? How is that
Speaker 1: great society working as a culture? Says? You know, with
Speaker 1: the war on poverty, where's the exit strategy out of
Speaker 1: that quagmire. It's not working well for anybody. It's not
Speaker 1: working anywhere, you know, and you know, and then I
Speaker 1: can add foreign policy to the mix. But you know,
Speaker 1: one of the problems and I think I got this
Speaker 1: from your book, and I wrote this. I wrote a
Speaker 1: blurb for your book when you send it to me
Speaker 1: many many, many months. Do you ever know this? By
Speaker 1: the way you write a book and then by the
Speaker 1: time you send it to the publisher, it takes months
Speaker 1: and months before the book finally comes out. And then
Speaker 1: you're like, is something happening in the news that would
Speaker 1: make the book? In fact, the opposite has happened, But
Speaker 1: go ahead. But what I said in my review of
Speaker 1: this is, you know, you chronicle the crazy crap the
Speaker 1: left is saying, and how things that have made it
Speaker 1: harder for us to make a stronger country, a safer country,
Speaker 1: a more prosperous country. And you're offering answers here that
Speaker 1: anybody can use when you're battling these liberals. And it's
Speaker 1: extraordinarily well thought out. But the problem is is half
Speaker 1: the country it doesn't matter if Hillary is on video
Speaker 1: shooting somebody in the head for no good reason they'll
Speaker 1: defend her. And see, that's the funny thing, because that's
Speaker 1: the thing that Trump's funny. That's a scary thing. It's
Speaker 1: the thing that Trump joked about that I could shoot
Speaker 1: somebody in Fifth Avenue. Nobody actually believed it. And it's
Speaker 1: one of those long lists of things where you got
Speaker 1: to know whether he's being sarcastic or not. In Hillary's case,
Speaker 1: there apparently is a long list of actual crimes she
Speaker 1: can commit and it just doesn't matter. I know, not
Speaker 1: everything boils down to an internet meme. But one of
Speaker 1: the things that somebody has up lately is Nixon erased
Speaker 1: eighteen minutes of tape and he had to go. She
Speaker 1: gets rid of thirty emails and she's ahead in the polls. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's absolutely crazy. So how do you analyze this race
Speaker 1: at this point? I'm asking everybody that's on Okay, bottom
Speaker 1: line is it's August, and I know in July, I
Speaker 1: said it's July, and and May I said it's May
Speaker 1: you You you talk a lot with brother Knut Gingrich,
Speaker 1: whom I love. Labor Day is a big switching point.
Speaker 1: It's it's the real beginning of the home stretch. Think
Speaker 1: this comes down to the debates. Do you think that's
Speaker 1: going to Well, not just the debates, but the debates.
Speaker 1: There are a couple of things that can really change
Speaker 1: the status quo. Everybody right now goes, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: she's losing young people. Oh my gosh, she's losing women.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, she's losing in key swing states. Here's
Speaker 1: what I really do mean. It's August. Here come the debates,
Speaker 1: Here comes the home stretch. Here come a lot of
Speaker 1: the never Trumpers, not all of them. Some of them
Speaker 1: are lost forever. Some of them are going to go,
Speaker 1: good lord, what am I thinking? Of course, I can't
Speaker 1: let her have a look at the Supreme Court. And
Speaker 1: here's the biggest thing possibly sean events on the ground.
Speaker 1: I do not ever ever want more shootings, more riotings,
Speaker 1: more terrorist attacks. But the bottom line is that we
Speaker 1: have headlines that are filled with them every day. And
Speaker 1: as happened in Nixon's age, in when law and order
Speaker 1: were a big deal, there are Americans across the spectrum
Speaker 1: and say, you know what, things are crazy, Things are
Speaker 1: just unhinged, and we do need Even with Trump, with
Speaker 1: some of his white knuckle roller coaster ride, might do
Speaker 1: a better job of getting us back to some fundamental
Speaker 1: law and order basics which we desperately, desperately need. All right,
Speaker 1: Mark Davis, his brand new book is out By the
Speaker 1: Way Upside Down, How the Left Turned Right into Wrong,
Speaker 1: Truth into Lies, Good into Bed. It's in bookstores everywhere,
Speaker 1: It's on Hannity dot com, and it's on Amazon dot
Speaker 1: com as well. Mark, thank you for being with us.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it. All right. When we come back, we're
Speaker 1: gonna look at the state of this campaign. Eighty five
Speaker 1: days out. We have our polsters, John McLaughlin, Doug Shown.
Speaker 1: It's all part of the best election coverage available on
Speaker 1: your radio dial. So on all these important challenges, you
Speaker 1: have to ask yourself, is Trump up to the job.
Speaker 1: He's giving us speech. He's giving a speech about ISIS today.
Speaker 1: Now I've laid out my strategy for defeating ISIS. Over
Speaker 1: many months, we will strike their sanctuaries from the air
Speaker 1: and support local forces taking them out on the ground.
Speaker 1: Under President Obama and Vice President Biden, we are making progress.
Speaker 1: We will surge our intelligence so we detect and prevent
Speaker 1: attacks before they happen. We will disrupt the efforts online
Speaker 1: to reach and radicalize young people in our country. It
Speaker 1: won't be easier quick, but make no mistake, we will prevail.
Speaker 1: There is no old doubt in my mind. The New
Speaker 1: York Post very recently by a great writer, Steve Quazo,
Speaker 1: how Donald Trump help save New York City. Long before
Speaker 1: Donald Trump stamped his name in gold on buildings around
Speaker 1: the world, post a snarky midnight tweets that's true, and
Speaker 1: joined the race for the White House, he was New
Speaker 1: York's most important and bravest real estates of all. I
Speaker 1: did a good job. I did a good jump. Trump
Speaker 1: doesn't get enough credit for being a transformative planner who
Speaker 1: is in love with the city of New York. I'm
Speaker 1: also loved with Connecticut. By the ways, I'm really I'm
Speaker 1: really in love with our country. Trump waded into a
Speaker 1: landscape of empty Fifth Avenue store fronts. By the way,
Speaker 1: New York City was a disaster. You remember, nobody wanted
Speaker 1: to invest. It was over. Remember President Ford said, go
Speaker 1: to hell. It was over for New York. It was
Speaker 1: gonna go down the tubes. Trump waded into a landscape
Speaker 1: of empty Fifth Avenue store fronts, the dust ball muggings
Speaker 1: and ground around Central Park in a Wall Street area
Speaker 1: seemingly on its last legs as companies moved out. Does
Speaker 1: that sound familiar? Companies companies were moving out like crazy,
Speaker 1: which was then a remote offs your island. A few
Speaker 1: other developers built anything but plain vanilla office and apartment buildings.
Speaker 1: Trump almost by force of will. And by the way,
Speaker 1: this is a great writer, is a tough writer, a
Speaker 1: very smart guy, tough critic. Trump almost by force of will,
Speaker 1: road to the rescue, expressing rare fact. That's what we're
Speaker 1: going to do for the country, folks. All right, news
Speaker 1: round up and information overload. Our here on the Sean
Speaker 1: Hannity Show. Right down our toll free telephone number. It's
Speaker 1: eight hundred nine four one sewn. Latest Connecticut poll I
Speaker 1: saw showed it dead even if you look at the
Speaker 1: real clear politics. Let's see, we've got Florida. We've got
Speaker 1: Clinton plus five in Florida, Trump plus four in Georgia.
Speaker 1: We've got nationally l A Times Clinton plus one, Clinton
Speaker 1: plus five in Florida in that particular poll. Uh, and
Speaker 1: we go on from there. So what is the state
Speaker 1: of the race. John McLaughlin is a poster founder of
Speaker 1: the McLaughlin and Associates group and Doug shown poster political analyst,
Speaker 1: Fox News contributor, and welcome all of you back to
Speaker 1: the program. John McLaughlin State of the race more evan,
Speaker 1: old than we expected. A lot of us didn't expect
Speaker 1: Trump to get the bounce he did out of the
Speaker 1: Republican Convention, and he got it. He got a serious
Speaker 1: bounce because he was trailing by six seven points in
Speaker 1: the average, in the fourth candidate average in June, and
Speaker 1: then he was able to uh pull a little ahead
Speaker 1: uh in that average that you sited, uh at the
Speaker 1: end of July. And since the Democrat convention, where you know,
Speaker 1: he's really been tagged pretty hard by the media, Clinton
Speaker 1: has been able to restore her like roughly uh you know,
Speaker 1: I mean the average right now is forty four to
Speaker 1: thirty eight, so she's she's got back to a six
Speaker 1: point lead, but there's still eighty five days ago. So
Speaker 1: I think he can come back, but he's got to
Speaker 1: be disciplined in the message and he'll do that. What
Speaker 1: do you think, Doug, what's your state of the rest?
Speaker 1: I mean, what what John said is I think right
Speaker 1: the swing states have in large measure moved in the
Speaker 1: direction of the national polls, He's well down Trump in
Speaker 1: George in Colorado, Saint Like Georgia, which shouldn't in play,
Speaker 1: isn't playing the rest of the swing states, or anywhere
Speaker 1: from three to ten points for the Secretary of State
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania's plus nine. So look, Sean, if Donald Trump
Speaker 1: does what you've told him to do to talk economy,
Speaker 1: terror and stay focused no more gaps, he can be
Speaker 1: elected president United States? Will he with the gaffs he's made?
Speaker 1: And so far it doesn't look so good, especially given
Speaker 1: that he has not been able to adopt the message
Speaker 1: discipline that you Rudy Giuliani UH and others have implored
Speaker 1: him to uh put forward. You know, I've I've given
Speaker 1: a couple of I don't know what I think he
Speaker 1: should do types of things. And I guess it's easy
Speaker 1: for me sitting on the sidelines to tell everybody what
Speaker 1: to do. But this, but I feel strongly about it.
Speaker 1: Now my thirtieth year in radio, it's not my first rodeo.
Speaker 1: It's my twentieth year on the Fox News Channel. In October.
Speaker 1: October I begin my twenty first year. And to me,
Speaker 1: what you know elections are about? When I say message discipline,
Speaker 1: and what it means in terms of Donald Trump or
Speaker 1: in the context of Donald Trump. To me, it's I
Speaker 1: would only mention two people, and that is Hillary Clinton
Speaker 1: and Barack Obama. And then I'd run through the statistics,
Speaker 1: which Doug you have heard me repeat often about how
Speaker 1: bad things are, and then and what the election means,
Speaker 1: and and comparing contrast where he stands on the Second Amendment,
Speaker 1: destroying Isis and saying the words radical Islam, where she
Speaker 1: stands on Obamacare, where he stands, where they stand on
Speaker 1: the size of government and taxes, the types of people
Speaker 1: that will appoint to the Supreme Court, the issue of energy,
Speaker 1: Hillary wanting to put coal miners out of work and
Speaker 1: coal mining companies out of business, about education, go back
Speaker 1: to the States, or top down, or rebuilding the military
Speaker 1: or building the wall, And to me, that is it.
Speaker 1: There's no other message from here on in and I
Speaker 1: would focus only on that. And I think he did
Speaker 1: it this weekend in in Connecticut. And I think the
Speaker 1: more he stays on that message, the better off you
Speaker 1: will do. UM but I'm not sure if that's his plan. Well,
Speaker 1: but showing you you you have been a zealous advocate
Speaker 1: of that agenda. I think that's the right approach for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. But candidly, you do it better than Donald
Speaker 1: Trump does. You're more compelling, more clear, and more focused.
Speaker 1: Thanks a lot. Doug tried to get me to run
Speaker 1: for president four years ago, and I told him he
Speaker 1: was out of his bed for Sean the American elect line.
Speaker 1: It was his for the asking. He walked away from it. Yeah, John,
Speaker 1: account for president. Yeah great, I'm sure everybody wants that
Speaker 1: idea as they do. Yeah. Oh so Doug the Democrat
Speaker 1: would vote for me over Hillary. Now you tell me absolutely, Sean,
Speaker 1: let's let's let's let's talk. I can still get you
Speaker 1: the lot. Thanks a lot, John McLaughlin is am I
Speaker 1: often my belief that it fundamentally comes down to those
Speaker 1: simple things? Or am I missing something? No, It's like
Speaker 1: like Doug said, I mean, there's a great that's a
Speaker 1: well known Democrat, and I'm gonna fully agree with him.
Speaker 1: And and and you have been. You have been giving
Speaker 1: very honest, clear advice and that message message discipline like
Speaker 1: Trump did. He came out with a very good economic
Speaker 1: plan last week, and a lot of this stuff it's
Speaker 1: so obvious to those of us like dougging myself, who
Speaker 1: have done this for decades. What they want to do
Speaker 1: is when you come out with a good economic plane
Speaker 1: there creating millions of jobs, let's get more message. But
Speaker 1: Trump has been grinding away since then. There was the
Speaker 1: beginning of last week was more of when there was
Speaker 1: an idea in this. But then, like you mentioned Georgia, Georgia,
Speaker 1: I worked for Governor Deal and other Georgia Republicans down there,
Speaker 1: and Georgia really August fourth, the Atlanta General Constitution had
Speaker 1: us down three points. But there's been two poles since then.
Speaker 1: When Trump's back on message, talking about the time, he's
Speaker 1: talking about creating jobs. Gravis and CBS New have him
Speaker 1: up for now in Georgia. So he's moving back to
Speaker 1: where Republicans should be, and it's really on the strength
Speaker 1: of message and the strength of discipline and having the
Speaker 1: right people indoors should decided. By the way, besides these policies,
Speaker 1: you need experts like you've talked about. He should have
Speaker 1: a team of arrival of a cabinet where it would
Speaker 1: demonstrate unity and it would demonstrate expertise. But I gotta
Speaker 1: tell you before I want that, John, I want Trump's
Speaker 1: promises to America, and it should be the very things
Speaker 1: I just said, and that's, you know, building the wall,
Speaker 1: rebuilding the military, education, back to the state's energy independence originals,
Speaker 1: to the Supreme Court, tax cuts, half the population pays
Speaker 1: no income tax, reducing the size of government, replacing Obamacare,
Speaker 1: destroying isis protecting the Second Amendment. What's so hard about that?
Speaker 1: And you've got those and it's like he just had
Speaker 1: to focus on it. Because the Clinton campaign, the one
Speaker 1: thing that they realize is every time and those of
Speaker 1: us have known Donald Trump for years and now working
Speaker 1: him trying to get him elected. Um, Trump has been
Speaker 1: a real tough guardian of his brand and and and
Speaker 1: his image. And the Clinton campaigned, when they know they
Speaker 1: can poke him, they're going to try to get him
Speaker 1: most that message. Because if they actually have to talk
Speaker 1: about Hillary's plan, which will raise tons of taxes, raised
Speaker 1: taxes across the board, and then she says with a
Speaker 1: straight face that she's gonna create jobs, it doesn't make
Speaker 1: any sense. In fact, the one time she slipped up
Speaker 1: recently in the public appears she said, yes, we're gonna
Speaker 1: raise taxes on the middle class, and the Democrats cheered.
Speaker 1: It was like, that's exactly what they're gonna do. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let me have a couple of other things that I
Speaker 1: would say when I talk about Obama, I would talk
Speaker 1: about the failures of Obama. And that's you know, the
Speaker 1: extra twelve million in on food Stamp since he's been president,
Speaker 1: the eight million in poverty that have been added to
Speaker 1: those lines, the lowest labor participation rate since the seventies,
Speaker 1: lowest home ownership rate in fifty one years, uh, the
Speaker 1: worst recovery since the nineteen forties. I mean, that's a
Speaker 1: compelling story. And Hillary wants to continue that. And she
Speaker 1: has the character of, you know, I don't want to
Speaker 1: say a criminal that lies, you know, with you know,
Speaker 1: with impunity. Well, I take exception to the latter point.
Speaker 1: She's not been charged with any uh any offense as
Speaker 1: we speak today. But let me go to your message.
Speaker 1: That is what Donald Trump should be running on, what
Speaker 1: the Republicans should be running on. And I've said, and
Speaker 1: you've made emphasis showing of the fact that I've said
Speaker 1: that she can't run on a record, and she's not.
Speaker 1: She's a political professional who plays to win. She doesn't
Speaker 1: play rhetorical points to win. They're gonna deploy two billion
Speaker 1: dollars saying Donald Trump is unfit for the presidency. And
Speaker 1: if he plays into that narrative, I can tell you
Speaker 1: what the result will be. It will be a third
Speaker 1: Clinton presidency, a third term for all amazing. But you
Speaker 1: even admit what a weak candidate. So it's no secret
Speaker 1: she knows it, but he the difference. She puts her
Speaker 1: nose to the grindstone, raises the money, spends what it takes,
Speaker 1: and does what she needs to do. Is comfortably ahead
Speaker 1: now because she is serious. Whatever you may think about her,
Speaker 1: she is serious about winning. And so I listen, you
Speaker 1: can hear it in her voice today. I heard it
Speaker 1: in her voice today. She thinks she's got this thing
Speaker 1: she does, and more likely than that she does. It
Speaker 1: is an interesting thing where she's even with all these
Speaker 1: things going for. And like our friend Brin Bosell recently
Speaker 1: showed a media research center how biased the network coverage
Speaker 1: was against Trump recently, with like five to one negative
Speaker 1: on them recently. But you know, it's all of that
Speaker 1: going for she still can't get above the mid forties.
Speaker 1: Most Americans don't want to vote for her. She still
Speaker 1: has her high negatives and soon as you said we
Speaker 1: should be going after President Bolan as well, because if
Speaker 1: his gelebrating ris it's just on sheer media, you know, adulation,
Speaker 1: because there's no fact to it. The econmy s flat
Speaker 1: security is bad. There's a story in the Jerusalem Post
Speaker 1: today about there could be security breaches at the Insular
Speaker 1: Air Base in Turkeys that the United States has where
Speaker 1: we have nuclear weapons. That's not winning the war against
Speaker 1: iceis that's a serious problem. And it's like, we need
Speaker 1: to talk security, we need to talk to the economy,
Speaker 1: and we need to stick to the issues and say
Speaker 1: and let people remind people that the Democrats are failing
Speaker 1: and we need change and we need to be able
Speaker 1: to get the majority of Republicans for John. Have you
Speaker 1: heard Donald Trump talk about the fact, which is true,
Speaker 1: that we've lost Turkey to the Russian, that we're now
Speaker 1: in a terrible fight with the Turks over the extradition
Speaker 1: of Mr Lulan, that the prochman in Moscow between Urduan
Speaker 1: and Putin was a love fest. And well, that's the
Speaker 1: one thing, Doug, you and I have always agreed on,
Speaker 1: and even you admit that Iraq and Syria and Olivia
Speaker 1: in Egypt. It was a colossal screw up by both
Speaker 1: Hillary and Obama. But Seawan, we have this eight hundred
Speaker 1: pound guerrilla of Iran out there potentially making nuclear weapons
Speaker 1: test and and and and Hillary facilitated all this. How
Speaker 1: could you possibly swear Sean? Where is Donald Trump on
Speaker 1: all of this? And by the way, John McLaughlin, you
Speaker 1: have worked on some of the more difficult campaigns, people
Speaker 1: that have extremely high negatives, like Jesse Helms and and
Speaker 1: even Prime Minister net Yahoo. Uh is this similar? I
Speaker 1: mean you've always said to me. Yeah, they were always
Speaker 1: losing in the polls until election day real quick. It
Speaker 1: was real smart that he was able to move his
Speaker 1: positives up, and and Helms he was always able to
Speaker 1: win because he raised his opponents and negatives up. But
Speaker 1: that's what Clinton is doing the Trump right now, and
Speaker 1: he can reverse that because his numbers are changeable. Hers
Speaker 1: really aren't hurt. We've known her for twenty five years
Speaker 1: and she's she's dishonest and she's untruthful. And the sad
Speaker 1: part is a lot of Americans agree with that. But
Speaker 1: right now they're still voting for so we can take
Speaker 1: that away. All right, guys, Thanks for the insight, appreciate it.
Speaker 1: The state of the campaign will be doing it often
Speaker 1: almost daily. Now is where eighty five days out of
Speaker 1: this election. You know, there was a judo match at
Speaker 1: the Olympics and Rio Dijon Arrow and anyway you have
Speaker 1: um this. You have two contenders, one from Israel and
Speaker 1: one from Egypt. The guy from Egypt's name is Islam
Speaker 1: el Shahba, which is his name. Anyway, it's the early
Speaker 1: round uh judo match, packed house. At the end of
Speaker 1: the match, the Israeli won this match. And anyway, he
Speaker 1: refused to shake the Israeli's hand and the referee of
Speaker 1: the match forced him to bound. Now, I do martial arts.
Speaker 1: One of the things that martial arts is there is
Speaker 1: a deep respect for your sense a, your your instructor. You.
Speaker 1: We bow in before every workout session. If we're working
Speaker 1: with weapons, for example, we do stick and blade and
Speaker 1: and firearm training is part of what we do. You know,
Speaker 1: you take your weapon, whatever it happens to be, and
Speaker 1: you show respect. You play. You know, if it's a
Speaker 1: stick or a blade, you turn it upside down and
Speaker 1: show your opponent that you have it. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of respect in this art and it is an art
Speaker 1: and it's it's amazing the things that I've learned in
Speaker 1: the four plus years and now I've been doing this,
Speaker 1: and it is the height of disrespect not to shake
Speaker 1: somebody's hand and win or lose, that doesn't matter. You
Speaker 1: you shake their hand and you bow out. Anyway, at
Speaker 1: the end of this, the referee did force him to
Speaker 1: bow That's just part of the art and he did
Speaker 1: that part of it. But the Israeli was gone at
Speaker 1: that point. Anyway. Now the IOC is looking into it.
Speaker 1: It's gotten as high as the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Speaker 1: that Yah who he waited on Twitter or a friend
Speaker 1: of his, a spokesman and said, it's shocking. Sports are
Speaker 1: not the field for politics and extremism. You know, this
Speaker 1: has happened in tennis. They've been certain instances where like
Speaker 1: in Dubai where they weren't allowing a Jewish woman tennis
Speaker 1: player to play. If I was on the tour and
Speaker 1: that happened, I would just not go. I think everybody
Speaker 1: else should not go. At another incident where uh Swimmer Bryant,
Speaker 1: what's his name, Lockday, that guy, Yeah, I mean amazing
Speaker 1: swimmer been watching him and Michael Phelps. He was robbed
Speaker 1: the gun point in Brazil. Good grief. Alright, eight hundred
Speaker 1: nine for one, Sean, I told free telephone number. You
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program. All right,
Speaker 1: let's go to Nicholas and Houston, Texas KTRH Nicholas. Hi,
Speaker 1: how are you glad you called? It was going on? Sean.
Speaker 1: How are you doing? I'm good. How are you doing?
Speaker 1: I'm pretty good, pretty good. Loving the coverage as always. UM,
Speaker 1: I think you had a couple of points to speak
Speaker 1: to about the Milwaukee shooting. UM. First thing I want
Speaker 1: to put out there is me personally, I'm different from
Speaker 1: the majority of black people that feel this way. I
Speaker 1: don't feel like it's a racist issue. And that's where
Speaker 1: we get That's what we're getting confused, and we're not
Speaker 1: getting the results that we want. If we focus it
Speaker 1: on the straight police brutality and police training issue, we
Speaker 1: will be Okay. This man got shot and they're saying
Speaker 1: that he got shot because he had a gun in
Speaker 1: his hand. Now, if you if you can recall last week,
Speaker 1: it's messed up with the shooting was in Chicago. They
Speaker 1: released the footage almost the same day with an exact
Speaker 1: timeline because they're they're going through a form trying to
Speaker 1: work with their community. Now, why would you list your city? Go?
Speaker 1: And this is a question to you. If you have
Speaker 1: the tape, if you have the proof, if you have
Speaker 1: the body camera, why would you let me? Let me
Speaker 1: just say, I'm all in favor of it, And I'll
Speaker 1: replay if you want some of the audio tapes that
Speaker 1: that you hear here, and that is a mob of
Speaker 1: people attacking people because of the color of their skin. Now,
Speaker 1: I'll play it for you and my question out of it.
Speaker 1: I'll give it to you ahead of time so you
Speaker 1: have plenty of time to think about it. Isn't that
Speaker 1: what we find as racist and repugnant? Let's play it
Speaker 1: wo And I've been up every white person, like dropping
Speaker 1: to every white person up when I beat it up?
Speaker 1: Who that tyson? Who they dyson? Lady out here, lady,
Speaker 1: they're not praying. They no white person comes down shermans here,
Speaker 1: white spit it flocking? Hey, look white, good god, they
Speaker 1: beating up every white person. Look at the right, Look
Speaker 1: at the white phobe, Look at the white phob trimming.
Speaker 1: They're gonna start New York Stars show rever blood say
Speaker 1: every mother buddy with army tainks coming down, said white
Speaker 1: everything nothing, don't supper, I don't worry, all right, So
Speaker 1: you just heard all of that. Get the white person.
Speaker 1: What are your thoughts on that? Well? First, first of all,
Speaker 1: it hurts attains me to hear my community and says disarray.
Speaker 1: As I said before before the plane of the take,
Speaker 1: they can have easily. It's going on to three days now, okay,
Speaker 1: but but you know, but but we have this happening
Speaker 1: all the time. Obama has not been quiet and weighing
Speaker 1: in on high profile racial cases except for his hometown
Speaker 1: of Chicago, or a majority of the instances are black
Speaker 1: on black crime. And you got you know, three thousand
Speaker 1: five people that are dead in Chicago go just since
Speaker 1: he's been president. And he weighs in without any facts
Speaker 1: or due process or any assumption or presumption of innocence.
Speaker 1: And in in George Zimmerman's case and the case in Ferguson,
Speaker 1: in the case of Freddie Gray, so he weighs in
Speaker 1: a lot. In the case of Cambridge, he's wrong a lot. Right.
Speaker 1: Let me let me speak to the black on black
Speaker 1: crime and this will be short. At the end of
Speaker 1: the day all those back on black crimes we were
Speaker 1: calling in the hood, they get a super one. And
Speaker 1: that's the discrepancy here. Well, let's back on black crime.
Speaker 1: Every time you see a black man's shot and murdered
Speaker 1: or shot, there's another black man that's gonna do life
Speaker 1: and going to gympaid for their crime. These police have
Speaker 1: no they don't get due process. Okay, okay, with with
Speaker 1: all due respected, with all the respect, they do get
Speaker 1: due process there there have Well excuse me, but they're
Speaker 1: out there fighting and protecting our rights to do process
Speaker 1: and this and the presumption of innocence. They certainly deserve
Speaker 1: that as well. In this particular case, while some immediately
Speaker 1: wanted to see this through a racial prism, turns out
Speaker 1: in this case that the police officer was black. It
Speaker 1: turns out in this case that the perpetrator the person killed,
Speaker 1: had a gun. It turns out that, yeah, there's a videotape.
Speaker 1: I'm all in favor of releasing all the evidence, but
Speaker 1: you know what, there's a process that for that as well.
Speaker 1: And the process is you don't want to prejudice a
Speaker 1: jury in a case by releasing all the evidence at once.
Speaker 1: So there are good reasons for all of this. By
Speaker 1: the way, stay right there, Nicholas and Houston. Say hi
Speaker 1: to Vivian. She's an upstate New York Vivian, say hi
Speaker 1: to Nicholas. Hi, Nicholas, how are you doing well? Doing well?
Speaker 1: All right, Vivian, what's you're on your mind today? All right?
Speaker 1: So my father is on African American. He is actually
Speaker 1: a retired police officer from Albany, New York. UM and
Speaker 1: I kind of grew up looking at things from his perspective.
Speaker 1: I saw him, I saw the abuse that he received
Speaker 1: from his own community, from our own family. There was
Speaker 1: this attitude kind of unwritten worth. How dare you become
Speaker 1: and treated to your own cost? How dare you become
Speaker 1: a police officer when the police are the enemy. And
Speaker 1: I know, I understand that's not um a viewpoint that
Speaker 1: every black person has, but it is more prevalent than
Speaker 1: it should be. Case in Point Milwaukee, case in point Ferguson.
Speaker 1: And what I see, what I see, what my father
Speaker 1: has seen, is there is this attitude. We have raised
Speaker 1: our kids, our grandparents have raised their kids to be
Speaker 1: these entitled, spoiled brats, where God forbid anyone with authority
Speaker 1: especially a white person with authority calls you out for
Speaker 1: doing something wrong. God forbid, we are held accountable for
Speaker 1: our own actions in our own community. All held great flus.
Speaker 1: That man pointed a loaded weapon out of what did
Speaker 1: he think was going to happen? And when are we
Speaker 1: going to stand up and stop making these thugs martyrs?
Speaker 1: When nine times in a ten had he does complied
Speaker 1: with the initial police order, this would not have happened.
Speaker 1: Why are we Why are we making the martyrs? Why
Speaker 1: are we not standing up as a community and saying, hey,
Speaker 1: excuse me a police officer gave in order to follow it.
Speaker 1: We're not going to sympathize with you if you broke
Speaker 1: the law and then tried to run from a police officer.
Speaker 1: I guarantee you. If we stopped making these stops murders
Speaker 1: every time they screw up and they received their due
Speaker 1: punishment for their screw up, we're gonna start seeing a
Speaker 1: lot less of this happen. Well, Vibe maybe, And I
Speaker 1: appreciate your opinion, I really do. And if I can
Speaker 1: just answer that real quick, I completely agree with you.
Speaker 1: But here's the discrepancy. Our our new justice is not
Speaker 1: going to jail it's death. It's definitely we don't do
Speaker 1: what we're supposed to do. Then, as you see automatically,
Speaker 1: time to time again, we died. Now you said the
Speaker 1: demand point of the police, that point of the weapon
Speaker 1: out of once. We haven't seen the video, but all
Speaker 1: they came out and said is he had a gun, Vivian.
Speaker 1: There's a charge with it. It's called telling me possession
Speaker 1: of firearm. And I just I just want to read
Speaker 1: this see you. But the problem is no, no, no
Speaker 1: no no no no no no no, you're hold on
Speaker 1: a say a police officer has her right to go
Speaker 1: home to his family, a police office. Somebody has a
Speaker 1: gun and you point that gun at somebody that is
Speaker 1: a direct threat on their life, and you have the
Speaker 1: right to defend yourself. And it's all easy said and done.
Speaker 1: But we're putting these cops in situations every day with
Speaker 1: drug dealers and criminals and organization and organized crime, and
Speaker 1: these guys they want to go home to their families,
Speaker 1: and you point a gun at a cop and you're
Speaker 1: gonna get shot. That's just a rule of life. I
Speaker 1: was a little girl growing up. I knew at seven, eight,
Speaker 1: nine years old. Still my father went out to pull
Speaker 1: a double or sometimes a trouble shift. There was always
Speaker 1: a risk that my father was not coming home because
Speaker 1: some entitled, boiled, ignorant Brett who didn't want to follow
Speaker 1: a simple police order would have the balls, the point
Speaker 1: a weapon, not my father, and fire it because he
Speaker 1: had zero respect for authority. The risk is very prevalent,
Speaker 1: is very real, and until we stop enabling the brats
Speaker 1: by giving them this kind of attention and glorification for
Speaker 1: what they do wrong, these police officers lives are going
Speaker 1: to be more and more and more at risking a
Speaker 1: quite frankly and sick of it. It's embarrassing and it
Speaker 1: needs to stop. We need to seek the truth and
Speaker 1: not automatically come to the conclusion and jump to the
Speaker 1: conclusion all was a police officer shooting a black man,
Speaker 1: so the black man had to be innocent. No, it
Speaker 1: doesn't work about play. Let me let me tell you
Speaker 1: where this anger comes from. Again, I do appreciate your opinion.
Speaker 1: It's it's I'm going to sell you all the anger
Speaker 1: comes from, especially the video that you're early. I put
Speaker 1: this in and the internet. Let me let me show
Speaker 1: you exactly what comes up and it goes on and
Speaker 1: on and on. White man and say, go waving the gun.
Speaker 1: It's a dude not shot sitting at the police. Killed
Speaker 1: black man with a toy good and say his white
Speaker 1: man with with the toy gurd um uh, white man
Speaker 1: arrested the life at the point of the shotgun that
Speaker 1: passion guards and shooting a handgun at the deputy. This
Speaker 1: you know a law on this list is that's where
Speaker 1: the anger comes from. And that's why they try to
Speaker 1: make it too a racial thing, which I still disagree with.
Speaker 1: It's clear if we by the roles we got just
Speaker 1: like actually, actually, Nicholas, I hate to let I hate
Speaker 1: to let facts get in the way of your emotional
Speaker 1: argument here, but statistically many more whites get shot by
Speaker 1: cops and killed by cops every year. You just don't
Speaker 1: hear about it. I'm I'm waiting to see somebody pointing
Speaker 1: out here is we haven't called out the mainstream media
Speaker 1: and show not you, but the mainstream media for playing
Speaker 1: on the emotions on the black community. We have a
Speaker 1: black president who was toying with the emotions of black people. Okay, yes,
Speaker 1: I'm taking it there, who sits on his hands and
Speaker 1: watch his communities unfold one after the other. We're literally
Speaker 1: ripping each other apart over race. Okay, now you have
Speaker 1: the media and making it a point to point out
Speaker 1: the fact that it was a white officer shooting a
Speaker 1: black person and then lift the facts behind the shooting.
Speaker 1: All right, So now they're knowingly adding fuel to the fire.
Speaker 1: And here we are. We have made ourselves the perfect
Speaker 1: patsy for this liberal ngenda to take over, because they
Speaker 1: can't do anything until we have separated ourselves and destroyed
Speaker 1: ourselves as a community, as families, and so on and
Speaker 1: so forth. And because we refuse to seek facts first
Speaker 1: and put our emotions to the side until we get
Speaker 1: the facts, this kind of crap is going to continue
Speaker 1: with viving. You know who's most guilty of this rushing
Speaker 1: to judgment. That would be the President of the United States.
Speaker 1: Agree with you, He is the biggest fraud in the
Speaker 1: biggest light of that has ever brought up on this country.
Speaker 1: But you know what, we did it to ourselves because
Speaker 1: we had this mentality, oh, a black person is gonna
Speaker 1: get elected to all of our problems are going to
Speaker 1: be solved. And then we sat back, we folded our hands,
Speaker 1: and we just watched and waited. Vivian, I love I
Speaker 1: love your take. I love your sisters, the strong sis.
Speaker 1: I do appreciate your opinion, but I just want both
Speaker 1: of you guys every way. Nicholas, Wait a minute. If
Speaker 1: she's a strong sister, might not a strong brother or what?
Speaker 1: That's That's why I talk to you, because I get
Speaker 1: a chance. I got a question. Aren't we all? Are
Speaker 1: I got a question? Aren't we all? I got a question?
Speaker 1: Hang on? Aren't we all God's children? We? Well, we
Speaker 1: all have to agree that just just as black people,
Speaker 1: just as policemen want to go home, black people want
Speaker 1: to go home to of course, this is America. This
Speaker 1: is America, all right, So we all gotta end it here.
Speaker 1: Think of the beautiful thing about America. You're free will,
Speaker 1: but we're all. But we're all God's children, right, I'm
Speaker 1: asking you a question. We're all God's children. Nicholas, Nicholas, Nicholas, Nicholas,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna shut up? All right? I gotta let
Speaker 1: you go anyway. Vivian, thank you, Nicholas, Thank you,