Speaker 1: Welcome America. My name is Joe Kansche. I'm a media
Speaker 1: opinion columnist for The Hill. You see me on Fox News.
Speaker 1: I'm actually a contributor there now on the network on
Speaker 1: Seawan Show. It seems every Friday it's a Friday thing
Speaker 1: with Shaun and Me for whatever reason. And I'll be
Speaker 1: your guy for the next three hours. And first I
Speaker 1: gotta start off with my sympathies to the state of
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania because now it has been announced by their governor,
Speaker 1: and we will have Linda or are very capable and
Speaker 1: very passionate producer weighing in this in just a moment.
Speaker 1: But let's explain why she has certainly fired up about this,
Speaker 1: as is basically the whole Keystone State, the state of
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania is suspending alcohol sales starting Wednesday afternoon through the
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving holiday because of COVID, which means all alcohol in
Speaker 1: the state will be sold today and tomorrow. Of course,
Speaker 1: how does this make any sense? So on Wednesday afternoon
Speaker 1: you want to get a bottle of wine for Thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: not allowed to do it. It's like after the seventh
Speaker 1: ending at Yankees and you can't get a beer anymore.
Speaker 1: So I'm pretty sure people are smart and they're just
Speaker 1: gonna go out and just load up as I am.
Speaker 1: Of course I'm in New Jersey, but I just do
Speaker 1: that out of habit for the Thanksgiving holiday. Anyway, This
Speaker 1: makes absolutely no sense, Linda, your thoughts. You know, first
Speaker 1: of all, I just want to I just want to,
Speaker 1: you know, commend you on your honesty about your daily habits.
Speaker 1: So that that right there was funny. They said, the
Speaker 1: first part is admitting you have a problem. We're so
Speaker 1: grateful to have you here guest hosting for the boys,
Speaker 1: so thanks for coming in. Yeah, and sober, Yeah, and sober,
Speaker 1: and just try at least till five o'clock. You know,
Speaker 1: then everybody's drinking. But I mean, I'm looking up at
Speaker 1: the TVs here in the studio and I'm like, you
Speaker 1: gotta be kidding me. I'm like, you're taking away people's holidays.
Speaker 1: You're telling them they can't walk their dogs at ten
Speaker 1: o one, but they can walk their dog at nine
Speaker 1: fifty nine. You tell them that they can't buy alcohol
Speaker 1: on Thursday, but they can buy alcohol on Wednesday. You
Speaker 1: know what this tells me? You don't know which end
Speaker 1: is up, and I don't have to listen to you
Speaker 1: anymore because we elected you. You work for us, and
Speaker 1: I think that's something that you know, these people only
Speaker 1: need to be reminded of, you know, Newsom Wolf, we
Speaker 1: got idiot Cuomo. I mean, it's just never ending. And
Speaker 1: like you're gonna take away my alcohol, You're gonna take
Speaker 1: away my family. Then you're gonna take away my alcohol.
Speaker 1: Or for those of us who have family that have
Speaker 1: decided to forget a we're gonna sit around a mass
Speaker 1: six feet apart in your house. You really need alcohol, then,
Speaker 1: you know we need that. You can't take that away.
Speaker 1: It makes no sense. This is absolute ridiculousness. Let me
Speaker 1: quote Homer, and I mean, as in Simpson, alcohol is
Speaker 1: the cause of and solution to all of life's problems.
Speaker 1: Well done, right, exactly right. I'm telling you, man, I
Speaker 1: know our audience and I know they're gonna be pissed
Speaker 1: forgive me for those of our kids in the car.
Speaker 1: But I'm telling you right now, this is not okay,
Speaker 1: and it makes These are just rules to make rules.
Speaker 1: You know, It's like this is dictatorship, Like you know
Speaker 1: what we already you know we're good. We get wine
Speaker 1: delivered to the house. So we're just gonna shut down.
Speaker 1: You know this little mom and pop wine and beer store,
Speaker 1: why this is one of their biggest days and said
Speaker 1: they make their rent guy struggle enough. And then yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right there for Wednesday night before Thanksgiving, that's got
Speaker 1: to be the biggest night. It's not okay, it's not okay.
Speaker 1: You know what gets people very pissed off? Sorry, gets
Speaker 1: very pissed off, Linda. After months of mass protests, right,
Speaker 1: people shouting, gathering clothes. You saw those victory parties Joe
Speaker 1: Biden could go a week ago. They got them all
Speaker 1: huddled together and they're fine, everything's fine. But oh, give
Speaker 1: me a break. Did you see the one video? This
Speaker 1: is the best thing ever? And find this online if
Speaker 1: you can, not if you're driving. Of course I can't
Speaker 1: be responsible for that. But there's a bunch of it
Speaker 1: looks like probably college aged girls, and they're celebrating in
Speaker 1: Philadelphia actually right where this was all out two weeks
Speaker 1: ago again starting Wednesday, right. But here's the thing. They're drinking.
Speaker 1: They have masks on, right, And that's always the excuse
Speaker 1: that you hear. Well, at the Biden celebrations, everybody was
Speaker 1: wearing masks. Yeah, while fifteen thousand people were within two
Speaker 1: blocks of each other. If the mass don't really work
Speaker 1: when you don't socially distance. Did you get that? But
Speaker 1: here's the funny part Land. They drink a swig a
Speaker 1: bottle of champagne, right, so put their mask down, the
Speaker 1: cigirls champagne. Then they pass it to somebody else without
Speaker 1: cleaning it off or anything, and they drink the champagne
Speaker 1: and then put the mask back on. Around by adience
Speaker 1: can't be I mean, backwash is a pretty common theme.
Speaker 1: This is like, you know, if you went to college
Speaker 1: for like a month, you know how this works. Give
Speaker 1: me a break. Yeah, that's a very good point. So
Speaker 1: that's what we see going on, right California, All right,
Speaker 1: Governor Newsome, this guy, right, it goes to dinner with
Speaker 1: six different people from six different households indoors in Napa,
Speaker 1: no mass, and he just shut down the state a
Speaker 1: couple of days ago. So that's why everybody's so angry.
Speaker 1: March April. Everybody, I know they played by the rules, right,
Speaker 1: But then the minute that we had those protests going
Speaker 1: on after George Floyd, then all bets are off. And
Speaker 1: I heard this one line. I nearly actually I did.
Speaker 1: I fell off my chair broke two ribs when I
Speaker 1: was watching this at home. Somebody said, the cause is
Speaker 1: bigger than the virus. Oh that's how it works, Okay.
Speaker 1: COVID has a curfew apparently as well. Did you did
Speaker 1: you get what else hapenwesome? I don't know. You probably
Speaker 1: know this already that he deemed the media and entertainment
Speaker 1: companies essential. They got a FEMA pass, so all your
Speaker 1: mom and pops are closed, but the entertainment industry is
Speaker 1: essential because they're gonna make the television programs for you
Speaker 1: to watch while you're sitting on your you know what
Speaker 1: at home. He's not able to work, I swear. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing. Saturday Night Live, they're allowed to
Speaker 1: have an in studio audience at thirty Rock. Ever been
Speaker 1: to that studio before? It's it's the size of my
Speaker 1: apartment in Hoboken back in ninety seven. I mean, people
Speaker 1: are right on pop of each other. Right, they're allowed
Speaker 1: to do that, But then a block away Broadway is
Speaker 1: not allowed to open. See, you could find a contradiction
Speaker 1: basically in every state. Cuomo MTV Music Awards that went
Speaker 1: on here not too long ago allowed all these stars
Speaker 1: to fly in to perform. They didn't have a quarantine
Speaker 1: for two weeks like everybody else. Again, these exceptions made
Speaker 1: for for celebrities or for these politicians, these leaders, so
Speaker 1: to speak. And now Cuomo is getting an Emmy, which
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be talking about in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 1: We also have Ran Paul coming up as well in
Speaker 1: the show. Carol Rotha, a dear friend of mine who
Speaker 1: knows basically the finance game better than anybody, going to
Speaker 1: talk about all these Democratic proposals that will absolutely happen
Speaker 1: if Georgia doesn't stay in the hands of Republicans, therefore
Speaker 1: keeping a majority in the Senate for Republicans, because remember
Speaker 1: you have a Democratic House and a Democratic Senate. Everything's
Speaker 1: getting the Joe Biden's desk, as far as abolishing ice,
Speaker 1: abolishing the filibuster, abolishing the Electoral College. Hey, we're gonna
Speaker 1: add two states, one of them's DC. Again, the size
Speaker 1: of my apartment at home bunk at A ninety seven.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be a state with two senators. How does
Speaker 1: that work? And then Puerto Rico as well will be
Speaker 1: a state. Therefore you'll have four more Democratic senators that
Speaker 1: will forever change the balance of power of Washington. So
Speaker 1: things like that will happen if Georgia doesn't go to
Speaker 1: at least one of those two Republicans running down there. Yet,
Speaker 1: what we're seeing these days are again journalists becoming activists,
Speaker 1: including I'm Freedman, New York Times Pulitzer winner goes on
Speaker 1: the New York Brothers CNN show, New York Governor's Brothers
Speaker 1: CNN show on I think it was a last week,
Speaker 1: and he said everybody should pick up and move to
Speaker 1: Georgia so they could vote in that election. One problem
Speaker 1: with that, that's voter fraud. And yet you have somebody
Speaker 1: on National TV advocating this, and the guy interviewing him
Speaker 1: it's like bubblehead and night to Shake and said that's
Speaker 1: a good idea. Andrew Yang also says he's moving to
Speaker 1: Georgia so he could help the Democrats win, which is
Speaker 1: interesting because he's a CNN political analyst. Now, so again
Speaker 1: we have journalists becoming activists. It's not even bias anymore,
Speaker 1: it's activism. Yay. Oh hey, Linda, I was talking about
Speaker 1: this before. John Kerry will be back in government once again.
Speaker 1: He will be your climate czar for the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: We should play the czar music under that, you know,
Speaker 1: because yeah, there it is John F. Kerry two thousand
Speaker 1: and four Democratic nominee lou to George W. Bush, but
Speaker 1: continues to fail up after that debacle, became Secretary of State,
Speaker 1: was responsible for the Iran deeal, and now he will
Speaker 1: be your climate czar. This is the same John Kerry
Speaker 1: who had a seventy foot yacht. Now you'd had seven
Speaker 1: million dollars that he parked in Rhode Islands, who wouldn't
Speaker 1: have to pay Texas in Massachusetts. Also has five luxury homes,
Speaker 1: an suv, and a private jet, and he's going to
Speaker 1: tell you how to lift your life and protect the environment.
Speaker 1: I have said this before, I will say it again
Speaker 1: a billion times unless you get China, and I'll say
Speaker 1: the white Trump says it. China, China, India, Russia on
Speaker 1: board of any climate accord whatever that is. Ain't nothing
Speaker 1: gonna change because they're the three biggest polluters. So we
Speaker 1: could do everything we want to here in this country.
Speaker 1: Spent trillions of dollars. It won't matter as long as
Speaker 1: China keeps doing what it's doing and even carry in
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, says that we should treat climate change like
Speaker 1: a war. Okay, so we're gonna go to war with
Speaker 1: China over the climate. Good luck. And we're still only
Speaker 1: two months from mine actually getting into office. But there
Speaker 1: you go. The tremendous says our music. There. By the way,
Speaker 1: I think after the whole Russia thing about the last
Speaker 1: four years, I don't think we want to go the
Speaker 1: whole zar route anymore. Anyway, interesting us. While you were talking,
Speaker 1: I just got a call from a Pennsylvania call, a
Speaker 1: very nice person who says to me, Linda, you're not
Speaker 1: going to believe this. I said what he says. All
Speaker 1: of the liquor stores in Pennsylvania are owned by the states,
Speaker 1: so they're federal employees, so they can't even fight it.
Speaker 1: That's why he has so much control. The only thing
Speaker 1: that's not under their purview is beer and wine coolers.
Speaker 1: Because I said, I said, I knew about liquor, but
Speaker 1: what about wine and beer? He goes wine coolers, and
Speaker 1: no idea wine coolers. Wine coolers are devastating, by the way,
Speaker 1: you know, they have more massive headache. Man, I remember you.
Speaker 1: I think it was ninety seven, your sophomore year, and
Speaker 1: again this nineteen ninety seven keeps coming up, and Bartles
Speaker 1: and James are only sold in four packs because they
Speaker 1: hit you that hard, not that I drank them. I'm
Speaker 1: more a Bizima guy myself, But that makes no sense.
Speaker 1: By the way, why why is beer and wine coolers exempt?
Speaker 1: It's still alcohol? I'm looking up the law. Really, I
Speaker 1: was no, I honestly before the callers just you know,
Speaker 1: shut down the show completely patched blue ribbon. That's what
Speaker 1: I drank. It's what I still drink, and I have
Speaker 1: I have the receipts to prove it. Okay, So federal employees,
Speaker 1: what kind of state is Pennsylvania? I'm not getting this
Speaker 1: place at all. You know, it's battered up with the Eagles.
Speaker 1: But now this, I feel sorry. Do you live there,
Speaker 1: by the way? Didn't I allowed to do? That's why
Speaker 1: I'm so angry. Wow, I have to get all my
Speaker 1: alcohol on the way home today, I guess. So, so
Speaker 1: what is your drink by the wayland? Everybody wants to know.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well, I'm more of a Tito's and Tonic
Speaker 1: kind of girl. Ah, but I also love prosecco. I
Speaker 1: love I love anything bubbly my favorite. Yeah, yeah, that's
Speaker 1: my girly drink. But Tito's and Tonic is the way
Speaker 1: to go. I know this show is big, particularly below
Speaker 1: the Mason Dixon line where I went to college and
Speaker 1: I was dating a gal and uh, you know, I
Speaker 1: got a beer and she's like, when do you go
Speaker 1: to man up? You know, she was from like George
Speaker 1: or something. I'm like a man up. She goes beer
Speaker 1: beers for boys. You should be drinking bourbon. It was.
Speaker 1: It was the sexiest thing anybody's ever said to me.
Speaker 1: I'm told that point. I'm married now and now I'm
Speaker 1: Maker's mark man. That changed my life. And then she
Speaker 1: cheated on me with my with my best friend. That's
Speaker 1: actually a true story, Jason. If you're listening out, you don't, buddy,
Speaker 1: I don't think I forgot about that. Oh day's getting
Speaker 1: better and better. Well, you know, we gotta gotta make
Speaker 1: it personal to folks out there may not know me
Speaker 1: in any way. Then they're right, so I have to,
Speaker 1: you know, share, share the personal stuff. I want you
Speaker 1: to share. The other one in the story about your car.
Speaker 1: Oh well, we're gonna go there, all right, let's go there.
Speaker 1: So my car was stolen. I remember the day, thirteen
Speaker 1: August twenty twenty, the worst year in human history, right,
Speaker 1: it's got to be at least in our lifetime. So
Speaker 1: the pandemic. Obviously, my kids are home for months and
Speaker 1: months from school, and I love them and everything. The
Speaker 1: boy when they went back, you want to talk about bourbon,
Speaker 1: I had eggs and kegs that day. I mean it
Speaker 1: was really just a celebratory dang. But I'm just telling
Speaker 1: you so I think I had a point around this.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, So my car was stolen, and then I
Speaker 1: get a call a couple of weeks later that it
Speaker 1: was recovered. I'm like, this is great. I go down
Speaker 1: to the tollyard of things told right, I mean, just
Speaker 1: air bags out and dance and everything, and and the
Speaker 1: idiots that stole this thing actually left receipts in the back.
Speaker 1: So I think the investigation is still ongoing in terms
Speaker 1: of where they went. But it was basically a joyride thing.
Speaker 1: So then after that, I'm like, okay, well, you know,
Speaker 1: at least I'll get my you know, I have I
Speaker 1: have an old car that I could still use, and
Speaker 1: I guess that's all right. My my basement floods, the
Speaker 1: whole thing pipe burst, and so where I have my
Speaker 1: TV studio where I joined Fox, that thing burst. Then
Speaker 1: my kid on her birthday breaks her arm when she
Speaker 1: falls off her swing set. I'm like, what, God, if
Speaker 1: you're am I living in so it's you know, and Linda,
Speaker 1: I know you're good at this stuff. You quickly have
Speaker 1: me a song that will make me think of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one where it's got to get you know, the
Speaker 1: whole Biden thing aside better right, and when that ball
Speaker 1: will be dropping an eye here, Yeah, there is thank you,
Speaker 1: old Zion, and I'm alone in Times Square out of
Speaker 1: my mind. I'll be saying, thank you, thank you God
Speaker 1: that twenty twenty one is here and I got the
Speaker 1: vaccine and I could go to a freaking Yankee came again.
Speaker 1: It's only now thirty eight days away, and then we
Speaker 1: could close the chapter on what was the worst year
Speaker 1: possibly in human history. Rad Paul Carol Overall, Derek Hunter.
Speaker 1: Those are your guests on the Sean Hannity Show. I'm
Speaker 1: Joe Concha filling in on this glorious Monday afternoon back
Speaker 1: with more in a moment. Hey, everybody, Joe conscient you know,
Speaker 1: I don't even go full name at this point. I'm
Speaker 1: going Shacker Madonna. I'm going one name, conscient for Sean
Speaker 1: Hannity on this Monday afternoon. That was an interesting bumping,
Speaker 1: as we called in the the business. As far as
Speaker 1: President Trump and this whole election, you know what, I'll
Speaker 1: do a not so bold prediction here. I say, in
Speaker 1: two years and about one month from now, Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump is going to announce that he is seeking the
Speaker 1: presidency again in twenty twenty four and again, Captain Obvious,
Speaker 1: thanks a lot. Yeah, of course he is right. If
Speaker 1: you think that it's gonna be like Rocky one and
Speaker 1: you know he's just gonna walk away without a rematch,
Speaker 1: you're crazy. And we all know how Rocky two ended.
Speaker 1: I think we all know how Rocky two ended. Remember
Speaker 1: that's when Apollo and Rocky hit each other at the
Speaker 1: same time in the fifteenth round. They both went down,
Speaker 1: but Rocky got up at nine and Apollo at ten,
Speaker 1: and then that was the end of it. Then he
Speaker 1: went on to be Club Lang and Vondrago and Tommy
Speaker 1: Gunn in subsequent movies. But before we go off of
Speaker 1: the tangent, guys, listen to this and these are amazing numbers.
Speaker 1: In terms of the way people view this election. Reuters
Speaker 1: IPSOS poll sixty eight percent have concerns about a quote
Speaker 1: rigged vote counting process favoring President elect Joe Biden. That's
Speaker 1: what it says, quoting the Reuters story. So sixty eight percent.
Speaker 1: In terms of Republicans, I say, say Trump voters, more
Speaker 1: than two thirds think that this thing was rigged towards
Speaker 1: the former vice president. I mean, these are numbers that
Speaker 1: we have never ever seen before in any election. Sixty
Speaker 1: six percent, however, I Republican voters support President Trump running
Speaker 1: for president again in twenty twenty four. That's a pretty
Speaker 1: high number, right, I mean you ever see that before?
Speaker 1: What were people pining for Mitt Romney to run again
Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen or John McCain to run again in
Speaker 1: twenty twelve. You could go down the list, right, So
Speaker 1: the support is still incredibly strong for the president. And
Speaker 1: then Joe Biden will actually have to run on something
Speaker 1: called a record if he even runs. I don't think
Speaker 1: he will in twenty twenty four. So that Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: Donald Trump so called rematch is going to be lit,
Speaker 1: no question about it. And you think about who the
Speaker 1: who could primary so to speak, Donald Trump in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four even though they're all be going for the
Speaker 1: domination with it with a clean slate, so to speak.
Speaker 1: But I look at who the contenders are, and while
Speaker 1: they're very nice candidates so to speak, and I mean nice,
Speaker 1: like you know, they got a lot going for them,
Speaker 1: I just don't see how you beat a Donald Trump
Speaker 1: when you know that all the media coverage, and that's
Speaker 1: what I cover for The Hill, all the media coverage
Speaker 1: is going to focus on him in twenty sixteen, and
Speaker 1: he was going up against seventeen eighteen other people in
Speaker 1: that election. And there are also very nice candidates in
Speaker 1: that particular election as well, whether you're talking Ted Cruz,
Speaker 1: whether you're talking Marco Ruby. I'll remember how they reviewed
Speaker 1: at the time. Jeb Bush, you know, obviously brother of
Speaker 1: a former president, popular governor in Florida, and no one
Speaker 1: gave Donald Trump a chance, and he beat them all
Speaker 1: because he blotted out the sun in terms of just
Speaker 1: all media coverage went towards him. And then he was
Speaker 1: smart enough to use social media and his millions and
Speaker 1: millions of followers to get his message out and change
Speaker 1: the way quite frankly that presidents and candidates communicate with
Speaker 1: people directly by going around the media instead of trying
Speaker 1: to go through that filter where it last checked. There's
Speaker 1: just a little bit of bias out there. And by
Speaker 1: the way, it's understatement day Monday here on the Sean
Speaker 1: Hannerdy Show. By the way, eight hundred nine four one
Speaker 1: sewn eight hundred nine four one Sean. If you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program, Sean spelled by
Speaker 1: the way s e A N, not the other way,
Speaker 1: which I believe is Shawn. Either way, it's Irish eight
Speaker 1: hundred nine four one s E A And we want
Speaker 1: to hear from you. But yeah, look at these candidates
Speaker 1: that I have as your top five running for president
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four in the GOP side, if Donald
Speaker 1: Trump decides not to and you tell me if if
Speaker 1: Trump were to run, if any of them would really
Speaker 1: give him a serious challenge. Josh Allie, great Pipes. I
Speaker 1: gotta say the guy's got a good voice, definitely, so
Speaker 1: he's he's pretty popular. Senator Missouri Christy Nome again popular
Speaker 1: South Dakota Governor Tom Cotton, Tim Scott, Nicky Haley. Could
Speaker 1: they beat Donald Trump in twenty twenty four for the nomination.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I look at twenty sixteen and I gotta
Speaker 1: say no. So for the folks out there who obviously
Speaker 1: are depressed after after the election or think that, you know,
Speaker 1: some wrongdoing went on here and then the investigations continue.
Speaker 1: And I've said since the beginning, and I've been very
Speaker 1: consistent on this, you have to let the process play out.
Speaker 1: You have to let the legal process play out. Because
Speaker 1: if you remember, and this is not too long ago,
Speaker 1: and Linda, we're going to go to one of the
Speaker 1: sound bites that I sent over earlier to you because
Speaker 1: I found this so compelling. After the twenty sixteen election,
Speaker 1: you see the media and you see Democrats screaming that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is destroying democracy by going through his legal right,
Speaker 1: which is to ask for recounts and to investigate voter
Speaker 1: fraud in states where remember Donald Trump is your president again,
Speaker 1: if he wins George Arizona, Pennsylvania, that's it. And all
Speaker 1: of those states, you're you're talking a ten thousand vote difference,
Speaker 1: a twelve thousand vote difference Pennsylvania, less than one percentage point.
Speaker 1: That's how close this election was. So yeah, let let
Speaker 1: the process go through. Let's see if Sydney pal Kemp
Speaker 1: produce some evidence. Rush ling Ball said today, all right,
Speaker 1: and this is rush saying this that they better produce
Speaker 1: something tangible soon. Okay, that's that's the pressure. Now it's
Speaker 1: on Sidney Powell, who says that she has has the
Speaker 1: good So I say, all right, I'm not making any
Speaker 1: judgment right now. Let's wait to see what she has.
Speaker 1: We're still two months from an auguration day. It's fine
Speaker 1: to go through this process right now. The president has
Speaker 1: every right to it. But this is how the president
Speaker 1: was covered as president elect shortly after the twenty sixteen election,
Speaker 1: as far as him being called illegitimate and he only
Speaker 1: won because the Russians helped him. Fire Awaylan, do you
Speaker 1: think Donald Trump's win with legitimate election legit the election
Speaker 1: is by this intrusion? I don't see it is intrusion.
Speaker 1: President Elin as a legitimate president. You do not consider
Speaker 1: an a legitimate president. Does he think that Democrats should
Speaker 1: put this away? This whole idea of legitimate illegitimate president's
Speaker 1: not going to get in the middle of this right now.
Speaker 1: I get it, But you didn't answer the question is
Speaker 1: Donald Trump legitimate? I think there's a cloud of questions
Speaker 1: around what happened, clouds of questions, and we disagree on things.
Speaker 1: But but honestly, I mean yes or no, is he
Speaker 1: the legitimately elected president United States? When he raises his hand,
Speaker 1: we're counting on our law enforcement community to get to
Speaker 1: the bottom of these questions. He also won't. Do you
Speaker 1: agree with John Lewis? Do you agree that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is in effect not a legitimate president. I think that
Speaker 1: there's no question that the process that elected him was
Speaker 1: not legitimate. Elect although legally elected, is not legitimate for
Speaker 1: other reasons that Donald Trump will legitimate legitimacy question of
Speaker 1: the legitimacy questions come up. You say he will be
Speaker 1: president of the United States, but you're you're at least
Speaker 1: reluctant to say he will be the legitimate president of
Speaker 1: the United States. Is that right? He is going to
Speaker 1: be president? But isn't it more difficult now to work
Speaker 1: together when you've said flatly he's not even a legitimate president.
Speaker 1: I don't recognize his legitimacy. John Lewis said that you
Speaker 1: believe he's a legitimate president, Well, he was elected at
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump can't stand he's not a legitimate president
Speaker 1: can't bear to tell him the truth. Now the legitimization
Speaker 1: of the presidency is taking hold within the country. Do
Speaker 1: you think it was a legitimate election? I think that
Speaker 1: there are lots of questions about its legitimacy. The twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen election wasn't legitimate. What does it mean to say
Speaker 1: it's not legitimate? It was not a legitimate election. You
Speaker 1: think it was a legitimate election? The time here Donna
Speaker 1: might question was a legitimate election? Doesn't count? My personal
Speaker 1: view is that it was not a legitimate election, so
Speaker 1: it doesn't count. Wow, this sounds just like the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty coverage, doesn't it? Until it doesn't? I mean, that's
Speaker 1: what happened after an election. That's what everybody forgets. So
Speaker 1: all these people on TV on their soap boxes with
Speaker 1: the title of anchor or pundit, who are screaming at
Speaker 1: you that that the president should absolutely concede that he
Speaker 1: has no legal recourse, that this that Joe Biden is
Speaker 1: absolutely legit legitimate. Well, what did you just hear? This
Speaker 1: is this is something they planted right after the twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen election, and it hounded this president for four years.
Speaker 1: In terms of Russian collusion. You know, I went back
Speaker 1: just just for sas and giggles. As far as looking
Speaker 1: at President Trump as president elect, his first press conference
Speaker 1: after he was elected, thirteen times reporters brought up in
Speaker 1: thirteen different questions either Russia or Vladimir putin. Almost nothing
Speaker 1: that the president ran on in terms of immigration, in
Speaker 1: terms of deregulation, all those things that got him elected
Speaker 1: wasn't even bought up in this press conference. It was
Speaker 1: solely Russia. And that was a preview of what we
Speaker 1: got for four years. And now these people are telling you,
Speaker 1: they're telling the president that he's destroying democracy. I believe
Speaker 1: that that that process started about four years ago. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let's get some calls in, shall we. I want to
Speaker 1: go down to Alabama, who put a whooping on Kentucky
Speaker 1: this weekend in Tuscaloosa. But I have a feeling we're
Speaker 1: not gonna be talking Kentucky Alabama. Sarah, and how are you, hey,
Speaker 1: roll toad sixty three three? First of all, I just
Speaker 1: want to say that Linda is at my spirit animal,
Speaker 1: but she needs to say it. First of all, thank you, Sarah,
Speaker 1: and first of all, for you, you gotta draw the
Speaker 1: a Outlinda that we love you. Um, okay, So George,
Speaker 1: we're in Alabama, We're, you know, eighty miles from Atlanta.
Speaker 1: There is no possible way that everybody voted for a
Speaker 1: Trump in Georgia. UM. That is, it's as red as
Speaker 1: Alabama is, Michael is. With the Senate in the House,
Speaker 1: we run off, that's just gonna if they if they
Speaker 1: win and we have all the Democrats coming in from
Speaker 1: all the other states, then that's just going to strengthen
Speaker 1: their argument that, yeah, I Biden won the state legitimately
Speaker 1: because they got to the Senate in the House seats
Speaker 1: um Arizona. I've kind of given up on that because
Speaker 1: of the mccains, you know what I'm saying. I'm just
Speaker 1: I'm just kind of given up on that. Um Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: There's no ill to not see it because they have
Speaker 1: too much of an interest in fracking. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: the lifeline. It just does makes sense. I can't, I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't wrap my brain around it. I hear you, Sara,
Speaker 1: and I appreciate the call. Thanks so much. Yeah. Look,
Speaker 1: the whole thing that's going on in Georgia, particularly now
Speaker 1: with this runoff, you have now Hollywood celebrities. You have
Speaker 1: Tom Freeman, as I mentioned a little while ago, saying
Speaker 1: that people should pick up and move Tom Freeman in
Speaker 1: York time, should pick up a move to Georgia just
Speaker 1: a vote in that election, which at last check, that's
Speaker 1: voter fraud, right, that's a felony. Quite frankly, they're they're
Speaker 1: doing this, They're they're begging for this, because if Democrats
Speaker 1: win both those seats on January fifth, then it's a
Speaker 1: fifty fifty tie in the Senate. Kamala Harris becomes your tiebreaker.
Speaker 1: So then you have democratic House, Democratic Senate, democratic president.
Speaker 1: You have a blank check for again. You are going
Speaker 1: to abolish Ice Philibuster, electoral college, expand the Senate, expand
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court to look like a football roster. Or
Speaker 1: you're going to see reallocation of police funds. We know
Speaker 1: what that means. And you're going to see a band
Speaker 1: of fracking, as Sarah and just mentioned. So that's why
Speaker 1: this race is so important, and you have to wonder
Speaker 1: do Democrats do they have a disadvantage in terms of
Speaker 1: if President Trump isn't on the ballot and if this
Speaker 1: election was a lot of people coming out because they
Speaker 1: didn't like Trump, not so much that they like Biden. Right.
Speaker 1: I still don't know what Biden's bumper sticker was exactly,
Speaker 1: what was his message? Right? So what how does he
Speaker 1: get nearly what twenty more million votes than Barack Obama? Right,
Speaker 1: who was the hope and change, you know, can do
Speaker 1: no wrong candidate who actually campaigned. It's just it is
Speaker 1: mind boggling when you think of all these numbers. What
Speaker 1: I do know is that that President Trump got I
Speaker 1: think something like ten million more votes than he did
Speaker 1: the last time around. But here's the here's the stunning
Speaker 1: stat twenty five million more votes than Ronald Reagan got
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty. I mean, that's just astounding. I know
Speaker 1: we have a bigger population, but I mean we're talking
Speaker 1: a huge, huge jump. So voters didn't abandon President Trump
Speaker 1: like we were told in this land side that was
Speaker 1: supposed to happen. We were told that that never happened.
Speaker 1: So going into twenty twenty four, again, I think he
Speaker 1: is at a distinct advantage in terms of winning that race.
Speaker 1: And you don't have to wait till twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: because Kamala Harris she declared her candidacy in early January
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen. So we're talking. You know, basically, twenty twenty
Speaker 1: two is when the campaign season begins, and then you'll
Speaker 1: see Donald Trump at campaign rallies for the next two
Speaker 1: years back in your screen. It's almost like time will
Speaker 1: barely go by before you see Donald Trump back on
Speaker 1: the campaign trail again. If these legal challenges don't pan out,
Speaker 1: let's squeeze in one more call and Paula from Anchorage.
Speaker 1: I got a friend that lives up there named Kimberly
Speaker 1: Strassever the Wall Street Journal tells me that the weather
Speaker 1: is getting a little cold up there. Finally, I'll give
Speaker 1: you thirty seconds. I'll give you the floor what he got. Hey,
Speaker 1: I just want to say this the intro to Sean show, specifically,
Speaker 1: when we're saying we're not we're needing the backup our pregment,
Speaker 1: I'd like to know, and I'd like to call you
Speaker 1: out and even Sean, I really shot out there. What
Speaker 1: does that mean? What do you guys want us to do?
Speaker 1: That's that's it, I dope, I hear you. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: I would think just stay involved and stay active, and
Speaker 1: you'll probably have a Donald Trump to vote for against
Speaker 1: before you know it. I mean that if we've never
Speaker 1: seen this before where a president loses in his first
Speaker 1: term and then runs again. Maybe we did in the
Speaker 1: eighteen hundreds, I'm probably getting that wrong, but you know,
Speaker 1: in recent times, we haven't seen anything like that, so
Speaker 1: you get a rematch. And the thing is just, you know,
Speaker 1: keep fighting for what you believe in on a local level, perhaps,
Speaker 1: you know, with your local governments, your local schools. Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, I know in where I live in Jersey,
Speaker 1: my kids go to school five days a week. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's the greatest thing ever. And and you know, my
Speaker 1: daughter goes from nine to one, but it's good enough.
Speaker 1: And my son goes from nine to three. And and
Speaker 1: that's because you know, the parents were so steadfast and
Speaker 1: them saying we need our kids back in school for
Speaker 1: their own mental health, for their own education, and in
Speaker 1: the teachers unions that have a lot of power, particularly
Speaker 1: where I live, they had to back down. So you
Speaker 1: can effect change not just on the national level, but
Speaker 1: in your communities as well. So I think that's what
Speaker 1: we're trying to say here, Paula, as far as far
Speaker 1: as keeping the fight up, so to speak, for what
Speaker 1: you believe in, Joe Knscha filling in for Sean Hannity
Speaker 1: The Sean Hannity Show, Back with your Calls, and Ran
Speaker 1: Paul in the next hour stick around, Welcome back everybody.
Speaker 1: Joe Conscha in for Sean Hannity on this Thanksgiving week. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a week. A lot of people spreading out celebrations throughout.
Speaker 1: Perhaps you know you want to keep your older relatives
Speaker 1: from maybe the younger folks and your family. So I
Speaker 1: know that you know some people are doing a Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Speaker 1: Saturday kind of piecemeal, for lack of a better term, Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: So welcome and thanks for joining us today. I am
Speaker 1: a media opinion columnist for The Hill, also a Fox
Speaker 1: News contributor, and I want to welcome to the show
Speaker 1: right now. First time I think I've ever spoken to
Speaker 1: the Senator, and I've always been a fan of his.
Speaker 1: Maybe not everything on policy, I don't think that's the
Speaker 1: way it works, but he's always just so authentic. I
Speaker 1: think his convictions and his thoughts and just so for
Speaker 1: lack of a better term, articulate when making those arguments.
Speaker 1: So we welcome Senator Rampaul to the program. Kentucky, how
Speaker 1: are you sir, very good, Joe, thanks for having me,
Speaker 1: of course. So I want to start with this because
Speaker 1: this really is just unbelievable to me. I remember going
Speaker 1: on Fox the day after that you were attacked after
Speaker 1: leaving the White House by a mob in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: The Hills offices are right there on K Street, right
Speaker 1: right where you were attacked, basically, and you spoke about
Speaker 1: at the time that your feeling was there was interstate
Speaker 1: criminal traffic being paid for across state lines. They flew
Speaker 1: there by plane, they got fresh new clothes, and they
Speaker 1: were paid to be there, and they were paid to
Speaker 1: basically harass and possibly even hurt people. And you and
Speaker 1: your wife were attacked on a street. It's on video.
Speaker 1: And then today the DC US attorney said, what said,
Speaker 1: They're not interested in finding out who financed to these people.
Speaker 1: In fact, they wouldn't reveal whether they investigated it at all.
Speaker 1: They just said they weren't going to pursue it. And
Speaker 1: I asked her, the US attorney, district attorney, the Taput attorney,
Speaker 1: and said, well, what have you done? Oh, I can't
Speaker 1: reveal that I can either confirm nor deny that we
Speaker 1: did anything. And I said, well, you know, many of
Speaker 1: the people that were in the video that we're attacking
Speaker 1: us were also in other cities attacking us. One of them,
Speaker 1: you know, bloodied a police officer who had to go
Speaker 1: to the hospital, and I said, what do you have
Speaker 1: about that person? So I can't tell you anything about that.
Speaker 1: I got the feeling they had no idea even about
Speaker 1: the police officer being injured, or that they've done any investigation.
Speaker 1: The DC judiciary he actually let the guy who assaulted
Speaker 1: the police officer off on his own recognizance. And my
Speaker 1: response to that was, yea, if you're looking for him,
Speaker 1: looking Kenosha, because these people are going from city to city,
Speaker 1: but someone needs to look at with a proper subpoena
Speaker 1: from a judge, look at who's paying for all this stuff.
Speaker 1: And you were someone who was attacked at his own
Speaker 1: home a couple of years ago, where you're actually and
Speaker 1: then in a hospital for an extended period of time.
Speaker 1: I believe you had to collapse along at one point,
Speaker 1: so that that moment when this was happening, if the
Speaker 1: police weren't there, you could have been seriously hurt or
Speaker 1: even killed. It seemed yeah, we really feared for our
Speaker 1: lives and we thought, even with the police, that we
Speaker 1: might not make it out. We initially had three policemen
Speaker 1: helping us, and the crowd though numbered over one hundred,
Speaker 1: and they were pressing in on the policeman. They were
Speaker 1: throwing things on us, different fluid. We didn't know what
Speaker 1: it was. They were yelling threats to us, and they
Speaker 1: were pressing closer and closer. And I leaned into the
Speaker 1: policeman and I said, they know who I am because
Speaker 1: they were chanting my name. And I said, you've got
Speaker 1: a call for reinforcements, and he did. But interestingly, I
Speaker 1: never had any words with the policeman. They were brave
Speaker 1: and also interesting. They were both black and white. The
Speaker 1: crowd that was attacking us was both black and white,
Speaker 1: but the police officer defending us, we're both black and white.
Speaker 1: This isn't a race thing. This is about whether or
Speaker 1: not you're gonna have law and or or whether or
Speaker 1: not you're going to have Mayhem. And that's that's what
Speaker 1: it was. Amazing just a last week last weekend where
Speaker 1: Trump supporters at a Maga march were attacked. There were
Speaker 1: twenty one arrests. One man was stabbed, two police officers hurt,
Speaker 1: and yet, you know, it just seems that all that's
Speaker 1: going to be forgiven, that that nothing's actually going to
Speaker 1: happen in these situations. And Joe Biden, who ran on
Speaker 1: unity in bringing everybody together, didn't make a public statement
Speaker 1: himself about it. He put out a statement, but it
Speaker 1: seems like this is something that's going to continue, I
Speaker 1: want to ask you, and that it's even worse than that.
Speaker 1: The Associated Press reported that this violence was a result
Speaker 1: of Trump demonstrations, and they never revealed who the violent
Speaker 1: people were. The violent people were the Antifa people. The
Speaker 1: violent people were the Black Lives Matter people that were
Speaker 1: committing these crimes, and the APE reported it as if
Speaker 1: it was like, oh, there's a little bit on both
Speaker 1: sides of violence and crime. But the bottom line is
Speaker 1: it's not safe to go out to eat in DC,
Speaker 1: particularly for a publican figure, but even for a regular
Speaker 1: person to go out and DC is not safe. And
Speaker 1: if they don't prosecute the people that went after my
Speaker 1: wife and I, and they don't prosecute the person to
Speaker 1: assault at a police officer, you can see how it's
Speaker 1: going to get worse. No one, you can't eat inside
Speaker 1: because the mayor won't let you eat inside and you
Speaker 1: can't eat outside because a mob will attack you. That's
Speaker 1: exactly right, an attack by launching fireworks at people. And look,
Speaker 1: we don't know. I saw one restaurant I think it
Speaker 1: was PJ. Clark's Run on Castory where people were reading
Speaker 1: outside and fireworks were launching them. You don't know if
Speaker 1: these people are Republican, Democrat, libertarian. Anybody could have been
Speaker 1: killed in that situation, and again law and order just
Speaker 1: completely breaks down. We're talking to Senator Ram Paul. I'm
Speaker 1: curious because you're also a doctor by trade, Ran like
Speaker 1: my wife, do masks work? Does what work? Do masks
Speaker 1: work in terms of stopping COVID? In terms of stopping coronavirus?
Speaker 1: Now I wear one. I'll just be from a personal standpoint,
Speaker 1: you can't go into a store here in New Jersey
Speaker 1: where I live without wearing a mask, and I don't
Speaker 1: think about either doing that. If I'm around my older relevance,
Speaker 1: I always wear a mask. But then it seems like
Speaker 1: we're seeing all this conflicting kind of evidence around it,
Speaker 1: and I don't know if we've exactly are one hundred
Speaker 1: percent sure what the effective this is. And I know
Speaker 1: you have some thoughts on that. There's only two randomized,
Speaker 1: scientific controlled studies, one from twenty fifteen, and it did
Speaker 1: not show any benefit from wearing a cloth mask. In fact,
Speaker 1: the people with cloth mask got more infections than the
Speaker 1: people who wore no masks. They measured virus sized particles
Speaker 1: to see what goes through the cloth mask, and virus
Speaker 1: sized particles penetrate the cloth mask ninety seven percent of
Speaker 1: the time. Now, the study did find that the N
Speaker 1: ninety five mask, when worn properly by health professionals, do
Speaker 1: protect against infection. They found that regular surgical masks did
Speaker 1: not work. And now there was a recent study, the
Speaker 1: Danish study, which was a population study, and it showed
Speaker 1: basically no significant benefit, no statistically significant benefit. The other
Speaker 1: way to look at this is in large population studies.
Speaker 1: Look at when Hawaii band or made masks mandatory and
Speaker 1: banned goop groups gathering. Look at when California did, Look
Speaker 1: at when Kentucky did, and see if you see any
Speaker 1: correlation with a drop in the incidence of infections. In fact,
Speaker 1: it's the opposite. If you look at every mandate worldwide
Speaker 1: on wearing masks, the incidence of infection went up. Afterwards
Speaker 1: after the mandates, and there is evidence that people are
Speaker 1: wearing masks. In Kentucky. You can't go in a store
Speaker 1: without a mask. It's probably one hundred percent of people
Speaker 1: are wearing masks going into public places. And yet the
Speaker 1: incidence of infections is five hold what it was in
Speaker 1: the spring when nobody was wearing a mask. So it's
Speaker 1: very little, if any, proof that this works. And the
Speaker 1: reason why this is important, this is not a short
Speaker 1: lived thing. Doctor Fauci wants you to wear a mask
Speaker 1: for the rest of his life, for the rest of
Speaker 1: our lives, he said, when the vaccine comes out, he
Speaker 1: still wants you to wear a mask. So you're gonna
Speaker 1: have to ask doctor Fauchi's permission five years from now.
Speaker 1: And I'd say to young people, and particularly young people
Speaker 1: have had it. You've got to resist this kind of
Speaker 1: crazy nuttiness that is not backed by science, and that
Speaker 1: that's I believe what doctor Fouch she said I'm paraphrasing,
Speaker 1: is that even if you have the vaccine, you could
Speaker 1: still have coronavirus and shed it. You just won't get
Speaker 1: sick from it type of thing. But to that if
Speaker 1: that's the case, then then yeah, I could see mass
Speaker 1: mandates in public places going on for infinity. Because the
Speaker 1: virus doesn't go away because of a vaccine, You just
Speaker 1: simply have a way to fight it. What are you
Speaker 1: going to do? Senator Rampaul And we're talking to obviously
Speaker 1: the great senator from Kentucky for Thanksgiving? Like, what what's
Speaker 1: your plan? Then everything, after everything that you just said,
Speaker 1: are you going to have a gathering large gathering at home?
Speaker 1: Do you do it outside? Is it warm enough? But what? What?
Speaker 1: What are you going to do? Ours will be underground
Speaker 1: in a cave with armed guards to keep the governor away.
Speaker 1: Well done. Oh, the guards have orders to shoot on
Speaker 1: site ifybody comes to try to stop our family from gathering.
Speaker 1: And I'm saying that facetiously. No, but we're having a
Speaker 1: normal Thanksgiving. We are. You know, it's not, it's our business.
Speaker 1: In a free country, every individual and every society makes
Speaker 1: their own rules, and we will take precautions for elderly
Speaker 1: family members. We already do and have been taking precautions.
Speaker 1: But we are not going to simply say, you know,
Speaker 1: it's just kind of crazy. These people will not even
Speaker 1: admit that you have immunity if you've already had it
Speaker 1: even though twelve million people have had it, they've found
Speaker 1: five people who might have had it again, and they say, oh, well,
Speaker 1: that proves they don't have immunity. No, that proves the opposite,
Speaker 1: you idiot. It proves that the vast majority of people
Speaker 1: do not get it again, they do develop immunity. And
Speaker 1: actually all the science now is arguing that you do
Speaker 1: have immunity if you've had it. The only question is
Speaker 1: how long. But even the how long question is that
Speaker 1: for eight months now we are showing it and some
Speaker 1: of the people that were infected with stars seventeen years
Speaker 1: ago still have memory immunity. So there's a very good
Speaker 1: chance that we are going to have long standing immunity.
Speaker 1: But this is good news not only for the people
Speaker 1: who had it, but for the vaccine that may not
Speaker 1: be have to say vaccine every year. It may be
Speaker 1: that one vaccine can protect you for quite a while.
Speaker 1: That's interesting. And in the treatments are getting so much
Speaker 1: better too. Right, So we're seeing this nearly two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand cases in the US on Friday, Yet the death
Speaker 1: rate is much much lower than it was in March
Speaker 1: and April. Senator, Yeah, if we had the same death
Speaker 1: rate right now that we had in March and April,
Speaker 1: we'd have ten thousand people dying a day and we've
Speaker 1: averaged about a thousand dying a day, which is still terrible,
Speaker 1: but just we should be thanking our lucky stars. We
Speaker 1: should be extolling our doctors and thanking them, our doctors
Speaker 1: and nurses. We should be thanking the president for moving
Speaker 1: forward with the vaccine. Instead, it's all recriminations and hate
Speaker 1: towards the president, and I'm just sick and tired of it.
Speaker 1: They won't report any good news. The vaccine is good news,
Speaker 1: Immunity is good news. Treatment is good news. The treatment
Speaker 1: with steroids with remdessevere and now with monoclonal antibodies has
Speaker 1: cut the death rate for severely ill from twenty six
Speaker 1: percent of people dying to about nine s So, you know,
Speaker 1: almost doubling your chances or a little more than doubling
Speaker 1: your chances of staying alive when you're seriously fit sick
Speaker 1: because of advancements that have been discovered in the last
Speaker 1: six months. Fear certainly sells. And the last question for you, Senator,
Speaker 1: and it involves Georgia, and obviously those two Senate seats
Speaker 1: just so crucial in terms of the future of the country,
Speaker 1: quite frankly, because if you have a blank check from
Speaker 1: the House to the Senate, right to the Oval Office,
Speaker 1: with Democrats in charge of all three, you're looking at
Speaker 1: abolishing ice, You're looking at abolishing the filibuster. You're looking
Speaker 1: at abolishing the Electoral College, expanding the Supreme Court, expanding
Speaker 1: the Senate, banning fracking, reallocation of police funds, and I
Speaker 1: could go down the line with about one hundred other things.
Speaker 1: Yet in Georgia, we're seeing Hollywood and the media saying,
Speaker 1: you know, you should move to Georgia, you should vote
Speaker 1: there to get these two Democrats in. But you saw
Speaker 1: it in Kentucky, right with Amy McGrath and Senate Majority
Speaker 1: Leader macconnell, where outside influence comes in and suddenly people
Speaker 1: don't like that that much when local elections, state elections
Speaker 1: get nationalized. And we heard that McConnell was in such trouble,
Speaker 1: the only one by twenty points, right, So what do
Speaker 1: you see happening in Georgia. Ultimately, will Republicans keep the Senate? YEA.
Speaker 1: One of the things that I've been trying to do
Speaker 1: is talk to libertarians there. We had a great libertarian
Speaker 1: candidate at Randy got two point three percent of the vote,
Speaker 1: Shane Hazel, and I think we need to talk to libertarians.
Speaker 1: There was over one hundred thousand people who voted to
Speaker 1: the libertarian in the Purdue race. They don't want socialism,
Speaker 1: they don't want DC to be a state equal to Georgia.
Speaker 1: So I think there's a lot of common ground, but
Speaker 1: they're frustrated with the Republicans the same way I am.
Speaker 1: I'm frustrated with Republicans who spend too much. I'm frustrated
Speaker 1: with all the bailouts have been passing this year. But
Speaker 1: at the same time, the Democrats are only worse. And
Speaker 1: I do think that there are things that a Republican
Speaker 1: majority will stop. You know, I'm one of the most
Speaker 1: libertarian members of the Senate. I will have more power
Speaker 1: in a Republican Senate than a Democrat Senate. I will
Speaker 1: continue to speak out for ending the Afghan War. I
Speaker 1: will continue to speak out for young people getting a
Speaker 1: second chance if they make the mistake with drugs. So
Speaker 1: there are all kinds of things that are beneficial for
Speaker 1: libertarian leaning people, and I hope that they will consider
Speaker 1: there won't be a libertarian on the bauth. This time
Speaker 1: it will be Republican or Democrat. I hope they will
Speaker 1: consider coming out for a Republican even if they don't
Speaker 1: think the Republicans are perfect, just because frankly, the Democrats
Speaker 1: are so darn evil. And we'll have to leave it there.
Speaker 1: Senator I hyped you up a lot before this interview,
Speaker 1: and I'm glad we're able to finally speak for a
Speaker 1: first time. We covered a lot of ground. I really
Speaker 1: appreciate you making time for us today. Thank you, all right,
Speaker 1: Senator ram Paul. Later in the show, Carol Roth joins
Speaker 1: us and Derek Hunter, who is if you've never heard
Speaker 1: Derek opine about all things Trump and all things US
Speaker 1: and the state of affairs right now, you're gonna want
Speaker 1: to stick around for that. In the five o'clock hour,
Speaker 1: Joe Kanscha filling in for Sean Hannity eight hundred and
Speaker 1: nine four one, Sean, Your calls coming up next. Welcome back, everybody.
Speaker 1: Joe Kancha, media opinion columnists for The Hill. Follow me
Speaker 1: on the Twitter at Joe Kancha TV. Also on Parlor
Speaker 1: as well. Join that recently, that's that's really taken off
Speaker 1: my god, I think they got something like a million
Speaker 1: downloads right after the election. People not happy with Twitter
Speaker 1: and why would you The guy who runs it looks
Speaker 1: like he's the stunt double for Tom Hanks and Castaway too.
Speaker 1: And oh, by the way, censors, you know, people that
Speaker 1: have a certain food process. It's it's just remarkable the
Speaker 1: way that this election was manipulated by social media, and
Speaker 1: they basically just said, screwt. We're going to show that
Speaker 1: we're we're activists and we're biased, and we're going to
Speaker 1: you know, lock the New York Post out of their
Speaker 1: account for two weeks simply for reporting on the Hunter
Speaker 1: Biden story, or lock Kelly mcinny out of her account
Speaker 1: because she shared the story. I mean, that is just
Speaker 1: George Orwell looks at this stuff and says, that's even
Speaker 1: a little bit too far from me. Okay, So it's
Speaker 1: nothing's going to change either. By the way, I mean,
Speaker 1: we saw those hearings last week right where you had
Speaker 1: Dorsey and you have Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, and they're
Speaker 1: in front of these senators, and a Senator Cruise or
Speaker 1: a Senator Graham or Holly will have some sort of
Speaker 1: like perfect like gotcha question and Dorsey or Zukerberger looks
Speaker 1: like they're in a hostage video, and then they don't
Speaker 1: quite know how to answer, and then the clip goes viral,
Speaker 1: and then after it's all done, nothing happens. Section two thirty,
Speaker 1: which gives social media companies liability protection. In other words,
Speaker 1: they don't they can't be sued over what their users
Speaker 1: post is content. It's like, oh, we're not responsible for yet. Yet.
Speaker 1: They can control what can be seen and what can
Speaker 1: be seen. I mean it's it's boy talk talk about
Speaker 1: a sweet deal, right, so that needs to be repealed.
Speaker 1: You would hope you would think at some point or
Speaker 1: even just break up. These guys altogether, way too big.
Speaker 1: They don't have to control their information. And remember before
Speaker 1: you say, well the social media really have that big
Speaker 1: of an influence, That's not where I get my news,
Speaker 1: I believe it or not. Sixty five percent of American
Speaker 1: adults get their news from social media. Whatever the newspaper
Speaker 1: and television was in the twentieth century, that's your newspaper
Speaker 1: and television in the twenty first century. And they're they're
Speaker 1: run by ideologues. Again, it's Silicon Valley. Mean, what do
Speaker 1: you expect not too many conservatives on board there as
Speaker 1: far as that's concerned. And that's just the way it's
Speaker 1: going to be. It's an uphill battle if you're a conservative,
Speaker 1: if you're a Republican, as far as getting your message
Speaker 1: out there, back with morn a moment, did I predict this?
Speaker 1: For four years Democrats have schemed away to win the
Speaker 1: presidency at any cause they knew they couldn't win and
Speaker 1: signaled they'd stopped at nothing. Did I say this? They
Speaker 1: were going to send out tens of millions of pallas,
Speaker 1: and they did it in broad daylight. This is a
Speaker 1: fraud when the American public. This battle has been raging
Speaker 1: for four long years. So if you think this president
Speaker 1: is about to lay down, you'd best think again. Your
Speaker 1: vote mattered, your voice matters, and we're not about to
Speaker 1: be silenced. Now. We were getting ready to win this election.
Speaker 1: Your president worked tirelessly for you. Frankly, we did win
Speaker 1: this election. Now it's our turn to help him this
Speaker 1: he's the Sean Hannity Show. Je Well, this just in
Speaker 1: New York. Governor Andrew Cuomo is having his eighty nine
Speaker 1: year old mother and two daughters to Albany for Thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: quoting the governor, the story is my mom is going
Speaker 1: to come up and the two and two of my girls,
Speaker 1: but plans may change. That's from the New York governor.
Speaker 1: He has spent the last two weeks telling New Yorkers
Speaker 1: to stay home for the holiday. But in the spirit
Speaker 1: of Hollywood, Andrew Cuomo is certainly a tremendous performer. You
Speaker 1: have to give him that. And now today the Democratic governor,
Speaker 1: you're possible the four Democratic nominee. Don't laugh. He won
Speaker 1: an Emmy award. Congratulations to Andrew Cuomo. Why did he
Speaker 1: win an Emmy Award? Well, because of his messaging in
Speaker 1: the early days of the pandemic. And look, I'm the
Speaker 1: first guy to say those presentations were very good. I
Speaker 1: tweeted it out the time I got the receipts. All right,
Speaker 1: I thought the presentations were good. But given everything we
Speaker 1: know now, all right, do you give an Emmy to
Speaker 1: the guy who had twice as many deaths in New
Speaker 1: York than the state of Florida. The reason why I
Speaker 1: compare New York in Florida is because Florida has a
Speaker 1: larger population, an older population, a more vulnerable population. Yet
Speaker 1: New York doubled Florida. Meanwhile, Ronda Santis he can't buy
Speaker 1: one positive story in terms of media coverage. Then the governor,
Speaker 1: all right, this is the guy. You give it emmy too,
Speaker 1: writes a book that he releases in the middle of
Speaker 1: a covide surgeons also not in the book. Really, Boyd
Speaker 1: didn't seem much on this in terms of those presentations
Speaker 1: back in March. In April, his order okay to send
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen positive patients back into nursing homes. He had
Speaker 1: all frigging ship in the Hudson River. He could have
Speaker 1: sent them to that the president sent him. Does he
Speaker 1: do that? And no, couldn't do that. The Jabbet Center
Speaker 1: wide open, no patience could have sent him there. Nope,
Speaker 1: he sends him back in the nursing home. It's like
Speaker 1: taken a blowtorch to dry grass in terms of the
Speaker 1: spread in the death. But we give that guy an emmy. Oh. Also,
Speaker 1: the governor's brother got COVID and then broke his own
Speaker 1: quarantine while he was still infectious and shedding the virus,
Speaker 1: driving thirty minutes from the home he was living in
Speaker 1: at the time, only to get into a verbal confrontation
Speaker 1: with a sixty something year old guy who was driving
Speaker 1: by and said, hey, should you be out? Why don't
Speaker 1: you have a mask on? The guy actually followed a
Speaker 1: police report. Governor Cuomo has not been asked about that
Speaker 1: even once. Right, this guy is the one that you're
Speaker 1: giving an Emmy two. I mean again, what part of
Speaker 1: these presentations I got that? You know they were good
Speaker 1: back then. But he has resisted for months now an
Speaker 1: independent investigation in terms of what happened at those nursing homes.
Speaker 1: Oh this just in, by the way, Congratulations to Jacob Orkian.
Speaker 1: He is now the late Jack of Orkian mind you.
Speaker 1: Posthumously he is going to be awarded Wow, Humanitarian Award
Speaker 1: for population control. Boy, the Emmy's are on our roll. Congratulations,
Speaker 1: well done. The only award that Governor Cuomo should have
Speaker 1: won was for Best Comedy, all right, because that's what
Speaker 1: it was. He goes on his brother's show multiple times,
Speaker 1: isn't asked about the nursing home things once and now,
Speaker 1: even though Governor Cuomo's eighty nine year old mother will
Speaker 1: be going there for Thanksgiving, many people in New York
Speaker 1: won't be seeing their parents because of that executive order. Again,
Speaker 1: this isn't reality TV, This isn't Survivor. You don't give
Speaker 1: out Emmy's for things you did during a pandemic, but
Speaker 1: particularly when you presided over the state that had more
Speaker 1: COVID debts by a country model than any other state
Speaker 1: in the country. That's all all right, shut up. I
Speaker 1: can't take it anymar Thank you boy. They should give
Speaker 1: him the Nobel Peace Prize next. I believe the forty
Speaker 1: fourth president got one for doing absolutely nothing this year.
Speaker 1: Is incredible, isn't it. I mean, you could win a Pulitzer, right,
Speaker 1: that's that's the writing award for stories on Trump in
Speaker 1: Russia collusion. All right, you can win an Emmy for incompetence,
Speaker 1: as we just explained with the governor, and you can
Speaker 1: win an election from your basement, probably win an election.
Speaker 1: There's still fights going on in many states. So I
Speaker 1: always couch that, so to speak, because again Sidney Powell
Speaker 1: says she has the goods all right Russia, Limbos said
Speaker 1: in the show today, Okay, you got to start showing
Speaker 1: those goods soon. All right, it's a legal process. Investigations
Speaker 1: go on, all right. We're not on a timetable here,
Speaker 1: at least not now. Anywhere. We're still two months from
Speaker 1: from the inauguration. So Sidney Powell has this, and look,
Speaker 1: she has a sterling reputation. Would she really say this
Speaker 1: and then be bluffing? So that's all I'm saying. Can
Speaker 1: I jump in for one second. I just want I
Speaker 1: would love to hear from you, like I would love
Speaker 1: if you you're my Robin. So but listen, I'm telling
Speaker 1: you this is one thing that has been driving me crazy,
Speaker 1: and many people are saying it's I just want to
Speaker 1: just want to clear up some misconceptions. Nobody has a
Speaker 1: right to see any evidence. The only place that evidence
Speaker 1: needs to be shown and is worth anything is in
Speaker 1: a court of law. And we're not going to piecemeal
Speaker 1: anything out to the left and give anything out to
Speaker 1: the media that does not want to hear anything but
Speaker 1: themselves in an echo chamber. So her evidence will be
Speaker 1: given in a court of law before a judge and
Speaker 1: whomever she is going to be presiding with against four
Speaker 1: and she's going to have all of this laid out
Speaker 1: and then they'll hear about it when the court decides
Speaker 1: it is time for the public to hear all of
Speaker 1: her evidence, because that's the only place evidence needs to
Speaker 1: be presented in a court of law. And that's the thing, right,
Speaker 1: he don't do it through the media, particularly a media
Speaker 1: that again, after the twenty sixteen election, we're calling it's
Speaker 1: questioning all these senators. You see Chuck Todd, you see
Speaker 1: Jake Tapper, all saying is this a legitimate president? And
Speaker 1: it's funny, So we did that destroy democracy? Then all
Speaker 1: that scrutiny, and you saw it throughout his entire presidency
Speaker 1: where you had half the country thinking that the president
Speaker 1: was illegitimate. Hillary Clinton actually even said that on her
Speaker 1: public therapy tour that she went on for a book
Speaker 1: for four years. Right, and no one ever questions Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton for doing damage to democracy. Right, So let's let's
Speaker 1: see the looking at home. Let's see it in due time.
Speaker 1: Looking at Hillary does damage. So you know that alone. Wow, listen,
Speaker 1: you know the true hurts. I'm sorry, it's right. She's
Speaker 1: a terrible human being. She deserves at all. This is
Speaker 1: not okay, it is not okay, it's not okay. Uh okay,
Speaker 1: that's good to know. Hey, Carl Bernstein, remember him, the
Speaker 1: Woodward and Bernstein duo. And you think of great great
Speaker 1: seventies duos, Right, Joni and Chacchi, for example, they were
Speaker 1: a pretty good seventies duo. I would go with Simon
Speaker 1: and Garfunkel, right, good seventies duo. And then there is
Speaker 1: Woodward and Bernstein, except something strange happened between the two.
Speaker 1: Woodward continue to do, you know, credible work and put
Speaker 1: out some good books. I know, the one about President
Speaker 1: Trump he wasn't crazy about. But he gets people on
Speaker 1: the record at least, so I like that better than
Speaker 1: the unnamed sources. But Bernstein, let's put it this way,
Speaker 1: Woodward is kind of like Simon and Bernstein is Garfunkel.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be Garfuncle when talking about Simon
Speaker 1: and Garfuncle. But he says here he tweeted out this
Speaker 1: was yesterday. I'm not violating any pledge of journalistic confidentiality
Speaker 1: and reporting this. Twenty one Republican senators and combos with
Speaker 1: colleague staff members, lobbyist blah blah blah, have repeatedly expressed
Speaker 1: extreme contempt for Trump and his fitness to be president
Speaker 1: of the United States. He then goes on to name
Speaker 1: these senators one problem from mister Bernstein. One senator that
Speaker 1: was named a Senator Mike Braun and he says, quote,
Speaker 1: this is more false news from a CNN political analyst,
Speaker 1: as I was one of President Trump's top defenders during
Speaker 1: impeachment and strongly support his legal efforts to ensure that
Speaker 1: every vote is kind of counted. So again, on the record,
Speaker 1: Braun says, what are you talking about, Carl Bernstein? Where
Speaker 1: you're actually putting this out there? I did not tell
Speaker 1: you this. So again, I mean, who's by the way,
Speaker 1: if you're a GOP senator, are you're really talking to
Speaker 1: Karl Burnstein at this point? Just asking? Huh? Anyway, President Biden. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's gonna hurt, right if I say that. Let's say,
Speaker 1: let's put it this way. How do you couch this, Linda?
Speaker 1: I mean if I if I say president elector President Biden,
Speaker 1: the Twitter get candidate candidate, the Democratic nominated Rural College
Speaker 1: is not until December fourteenth. The process of the recount,
Speaker 1: the recertification, seeing who's lying, who's telling the truth, and
Speaker 1: all that in between is still happening. So I mean,
Speaker 1: I speak for myself here. You know, I don't consider
Speaker 1: this man to be president just yet. And when everything
Speaker 1: is certified and we see if all of those various
Speaker 1: machines that should have been recertified when they receive software
Speaker 1: updates between Halloween and right before election night, because federal
Speaker 1: law Dick's taste, they should have gotten recertified them. We'll
Speaker 1: see if all of those elections and those tallies and
Speaker 1: those ballots actually count, and maybe we'll decide whether or
Speaker 1: not this man is the president elect. But until December fourteenth,
Speaker 1: and maybe some of the evidence that we'll see from
Speaker 1: Sidney pal he's not my president just yet. Wow. So
Speaker 1: you think then that this ultimately comes down to dominion
Speaker 1: and what they find there and there at least it's
Speaker 1: not anecdotal. It's a paper trail, right, And so well,
Speaker 1: there's both. You know, there's the ballot count. There's the
Speaker 1: provisional ballots. There's the number of ballots. They came in
Speaker 1: in boxes that were perfectly filled out, circles were immaculate,
Speaker 1: there were single ticket votes would just you know, candidate
Speaker 1: Biden's name on it, you know, and I for me,
Speaker 1: you know, when you get down to data, when we're
Speaker 1: just talking about data, right, so we have to talk
Speaker 1: about the paper ballots. We have to look at who voted.
Speaker 1: Where do we have more votes than we have residents.
Speaker 1: Do we have more votes than we have registered voters,
Speaker 1: then we have to talk about let's talk about statistics, right,
Speaker 1: So I said this last week. You know, never in
Speaker 1: our history when we were watching an election online or
Speaker 1: on TV, however you were watching it, did we see
Speaker 1: one candidate lose votes at another candidate gain votes. That
Speaker 1: just never happened. Ever in our history. One candidate may
Speaker 1: not have done as well, hence making him the loser,
Speaker 1: and then the other candidate would get votes, and they
Speaker 1: would get less votes, but at no point in time
Speaker 1: are they losing thousands of votes in a grip at
Speaker 1: any moment. That just doesn't make sense. And so people
Speaker 1: are like, oh, yeah, that's no big deal, just a glitch.
Speaker 1: There is no such thing as a glitch. Software does
Speaker 1: what you tell it to do. If you tell it
Speaker 1: to do something, it does it. Other people may not
Speaker 1: know that you're telling it to do that, so therefore
Speaker 1: you call it a glitch. And we're talking about all
Speaker 1: these different things, and we're talking about the people who
Speaker 1: should have been there to recertify. Are they even aware
Speaker 1: of what they're recertifying? Did it actually happen? Is there
Speaker 1: any paper trail? And if I was running dominion, and
Speaker 1: I was innocent, and I was being to fame this way,
Speaker 1: I sure as hell will be out there screaming at
Speaker 1: the top of my lungs telling everybody, Oh my god, No,
Speaker 1: we didn't do this. No, they release a statement, they
Speaker 1: don't show up for the Pennsylvania back and forth. They
Speaker 1: tell the state county clerk, No, we don't have to
Speaker 1: come there, we might be under suit. No, no, you
Speaker 1: can go there. You're not being sued yet. Go, you know,
Speaker 1: have your piece, say something. But they're not. And they're
Speaker 1: closing down offices faster than we can find out where
Speaker 1: they are. So the data, the data speaks for itself.
Speaker 1: You know, Barack Obama the first time I think he
Speaker 1: won what was at sixty nine million, The second time
Speaker 1: was sixty five million. You're telling me that Joe and
Speaker 1: Kamala got seventy nine million votes most of all time.
Speaker 1: It's without without campaigning. They are the two most unlikable
Speaker 1: people on the planet. It's just not possible. You know,
Speaker 1: you might not like what Donald Trump has to say,
Speaker 1: but you need to get over it because it isn't
Speaker 1: about Donald Trump. It's about the greater good. It's about
Speaker 1: the country. It's about the republic. It's not about Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: If you like Donald Trump, that's fantastic. But at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, the man boosted your four oh
Speaker 1: one k. He gave back to historical black universities and colleges,
Speaker 1: He did the prison reform bill. What did kamal to do?
Speaker 1: What did Joe Biden doing forty seven years? At seventy
Speaker 1: of mine million people wanted to give him your forty
Speaker 1: eight Nobody has no I have a question for why
Speaker 1: don't you have a show? You know the hell? I'm
Speaker 1: just a m I'm done, I'm made that way. Thanks
Speaker 1: for listening. I'm sorry. I want to say this is
Speaker 1: your moment, Joe. I guess you're right here. Here's what
Speaker 1: I do now, all right, what do you think about
Speaker 1: this idea? And then we'll go to break it? All right?
Speaker 1: All right? The next election, we can't do this again.
Speaker 1: There can't be mass mail in voting, because again you
Speaker 1: now have two straight elections where half the country doesn't
Speaker 1: believe that the president's legitimate right, So in that vein,
Speaker 1: you make Tuesday, the first Tuesday in November, a national holiday,
Speaker 1: all right, and only only people can vote in person
Speaker 1: unless you're above age X or you're ex military. That's it.
Speaker 1: You have to take the ambiguity out of this because
Speaker 1: it's a ridiculous process. You can't be seeing a candidate
Speaker 1: of sixteen points in Pennsylvania on election night and then
Speaker 1: that that candidate is trailing three or four days later
Speaker 1: after the vote is stopped, and then all these mail
Speaker 1: in votes come in. It's just it's it's archaic. So
Speaker 1: it asked to be in person for ninety eight percent
Speaker 1: of the country, or at least people above below a
Speaker 1: certain age, and then the rest. If you have a
Speaker 1: health problem or whatever, then you're allowed to do it.
Speaker 1: But this is ridiculous. I think you're one hundred percent right,
Speaker 1: and I don't think I don't think that there is
Speaker 1: one I don't think that any sensible person who's out
Speaker 1: there being honest and forthright would disagree with you. I
Speaker 1: think that this is what we need. Joe Conscient Linda
Speaker 1: Fillion for Sean Hannity. You're staying with me the entire time,
Speaker 1: keep the audience from hating me. Back of the morning
Speaker 1: a moment. Everybody you want to stick around, you really do,
Speaker 1: Joe Conscent for Sean hany Hannity Show, Joe conc for
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity, and the texts are flying in and the
Speaker 1: tweets are flying in as well after Linda's performance in
Speaker 1: the last block. This is from Donna. She says, Linda
Speaker 1: was Sean Hannity's show, just went off on the election
Speaker 1: fraud and why she does not consider Joe Biden to
Speaker 1: be the president elect. Now, wow, go Linda, Go all right, Lynde,
Speaker 1: that's one. What Miami? Where's Miami? I want it now, Miami, Miami. Emmy,
Speaker 1: Oh you're Emmy. Now it's not funny. I had to
Speaker 1: explain it, so it's not funny anymore. Andrew, I know,
Speaker 1: I think you know when you hit forty and the
Speaker 1: hearing is the first to go apparently, So sorry about that.
Speaker 1: I said, it's completely ruined that joke. Hey, speaking of
Speaker 1: Emmy's the Obamas, remember then, the ones that preach about
Speaker 1: going high when they go low. Well, they're producing a
Speaker 1: series about the Trump transition chaos of twenty sixteen. Classy
Speaker 1: stuff from the former Commander in Chief Jess Curious which
Speaker 1: episode will tell the part where the outgoing Obama administration
Speaker 1: spied on Carter Page are unmatched General Flynn. I have
Speaker 1: a feeling that's gonna end up on the cutting room floor,
Speaker 1: and this is what Barack Obama said to Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about that more on the other
Speaker 1: side of the hour. Joe Kocha filling in for Sean
Speaker 1: Hannity eight hundred and nine four one sewn Sean spelled
Speaker 1: se a n meantime, we want to before we get
Speaker 1: to your calls, we want to talk to the great
Speaker 1: Carol Roth. She's an entrepreneur, she plays herself on TV.
Speaker 1: She's the host of The Roth Effect, and she has
Speaker 1: her own action figure apparently. Carol, welcome to the show. Hey, Joe.
Speaker 1: Great to be with you and excited to be joining
Speaker 1: on a holiday week here. Absolutely, it is holiday week.
Speaker 1: It's it's Iconica this Thanksgiving, and it's gonna be eight
Speaker 1: crazy nights. I have a feeling as we spread out
Speaker 1: these parties for some of us anyway, I'm curious. First,
Speaker 1: let me tell me that what are you gonna do
Speaker 1: for Thanksgiving? Like, what's your plan's? What are you being
Speaker 1: told by Mayor Lightfoot in Chicago, who was celebrating two
Speaker 1: weeks ago in the streets after the race was called
Speaker 1: by the news media for Joe Biden, Yet she seems
Speaker 1: to have some pretty tough restrictions going on in the
Speaker 1: windy city where you live. Carol, Yes, no, Chicago is
Speaker 1: completely locked down. We've got a very lengthy order that
Speaker 1: was said to us that you know, I sort of
Speaker 1: rolled my eyes as I tossed into the trash. My family, though,
Speaker 1: who it does have some people who are vulnerable, has
Speaker 1: made the decision not to get together. So since I
Speaker 1: do not cook, we are ordering in an entire amazing
Speaker 1: turkey dinner from one of our local restaurants that we
Speaker 1: like to support because small businesses are hurting and so
Speaker 1: we thought that was a great way to give back
Speaker 1: to them this holiday. Seasone. Wow, Gibson's my favorite restaurant
Speaker 1: in Chicago. You order from them, which one Gibson Gibson's.
Speaker 1: This is wilds Fire, which is also a fantastic one.
Speaker 1: They do a whole turkey dinner which is just looks
Speaker 1: amazing with pumpkin pie. By the way, so as you know,
Speaker 1: Gibson's is a restaurant that has a piano that they
Speaker 1: have a piano bar there too, right, and I went
Speaker 1: there when I was nineteen with my dad. We went
Speaker 1: to go see a Bears game in a Notre Dame game,
Speaker 1: kind of like a yearly traditional kind of thing, and
Speaker 1: this nice lady just began talking to me, and then
Speaker 1: I realized that she was actually a professional. As we'll
Speaker 1: put it. It was explained to me, but I thought
Speaker 1: it was just because, you know, I was a sweet,
Speaker 1: innocent kid. But no, no, no, it's it's in an
Speaker 1: area of Chicago that is fondly known as the Viagra Triangle.
Speaker 1: So wow, yeah, I thought that I've mentioned it before,
Speaker 1: but I always thought that was my apartment in Hoboken,
Speaker 1: but apparently not. And we're talking to Carol Roth. Carol,
Speaker 1: so all right, under a possible democratic administration, and there's
Speaker 1: still lawsuits going on, So I couch that because there's
Speaker 1: investigations in Sydney Palace as she has all this evidence,
Speaker 1: and would you really say all this and then not
Speaker 1: produced anything. So I'm planing the wait and see approach
Speaker 1: as far as that evidence is concerned. Now all that's said,
Speaker 1: let's say Democrats do game back the Senate and they
Speaker 1: do have the House, and they do get the White House. Okay,
Speaker 1: so think of that blank check for a moment, I know,
Speaker 1: and one of the first things that's being talked about
Speaker 1: is forgiving student debt. Now, I don't know how you
Speaker 1: just forgive something without somebody getting screwed because somebody's own money, right,
Speaker 1: So how does that work? And why can't that work? All? Right?
Speaker 1: So there's two issues. As one, does the entire school system,
Speaker 1: especially secondary and college education, need to be fixed. It
Speaker 1: absolutely does. Forgiving student debt for a handful of people
Speaker 1: address those concerns. No, I mean, the big problem is
Speaker 1: the government basically nationalize most of the student lending. When
Speaker 1: you have the government giving out loans to everybody, regardless
Speaker 1: of what they're studying or what their majors are, what
Speaker 1: school they're going to, you're going to have an imbound
Speaker 1: supply demand. And that has made these schools, you know,
Speaker 1: have sometimes six figures that they're charging for education, and
Speaker 1: then kids are coming out and they're working minimum wage
Speaker 1: jobs and nobody's going to ever be able to pay
Speaker 1: that back. So structurally, we need to fix that by
Speaker 1: getting the government out of the student lending game. The
Speaker 1: challenge is that when you have a handful of people
Speaker 1: that you're going to forgive loans for that means somebody's
Speaker 1: going to have to pay for it, and it's basically
Speaker 1: a wealth transfer, but in this case, in a sense,
Speaker 1: it's a wealth transfer from people who are working class
Speaker 1: who never went to college, who perhaps paid their college
Speaker 1: loans down, who made more fiscally responsible decisions, to these
Speaker 1: people who made these bad decisions. And that is politically
Speaker 1: not going to be very popular. And so I think
Speaker 1: the best way to address the issue, because it's not
Speaker 1: as much as the crisis of everybody thinks it's. The
Speaker 1: median debt is seventeen thousand for students and the average
Speaker 1: is a little bit under thirty three thousand. So if
Speaker 1: you have a college education, even though it's a hefty number,
Speaker 1: you still should be able to pay it down. It's
Speaker 1: those people who have the six figure educations and they
Speaker 1: should either go back to the colleges and say, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: you sold me something that's not worth even a fraction
Speaker 1: of this. You pay for a part of this, or
Speaker 1: we really should be looking at whether students should be
Speaker 1: allowed to discharge their debts like you can for anything else.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's kind of insane that the government has said,
Speaker 1: you know this particular loan you can't discharge, and especially
Speaker 1: since they're paying interest rates in many cases that look
Speaker 1: like risk bearing interest rates that would account for being
Speaker 1: able to discharge it. So I think something's got to
Speaker 1: give on that side. Absolutely. You know what we're talking to,
Speaker 1: Carol Roth. You know what the most ft up part
Speaker 1: is about this current semester that's going on right now.
Speaker 1: I've talked to more people that have kids in college
Speaker 1: that they're going all virtual, yet the college is charging
Speaker 1: him the same exact tuition. So you go to like
Speaker 1: the University of Delaware or something, right, it's just your
Speaker 1: average state school. And I'm not saying Delaware's average, they
Speaker 1: are the blue Hens, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: like a Maryland or a Delaware or a state school
Speaker 1: where it's fifty thousand dollars a year and they're basically
Speaker 1: getting with it at the University of Phoenix, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. So I don't know how colleges get
Speaker 1: away with that. Why there are more losses, Like wait
Speaker 1: a minute, you can't charge me full boat if my
Speaker 1: kids learning over a computer. I mean, it potentially could
Speaker 1: be the silver lining wake up call that what you
Speaker 1: are getting is an accreditation. And so if you're getting
Speaker 1: an accreditation, that is an investment, and you have to
Speaker 1: weigh that against what it is that you're going to
Speaker 1: be making from that accreditation. Because you're right now you
Speaker 1: can go online for free, by the way, and a
Speaker 1: lot of Ivy League universities like MIT put their entire
Speaker 1: coursework on there, So you could basically study an MIT
Speaker 1: degree for free and just not get the accreditation, or
Speaker 1: you could pay multiple six figures and get the accreditation.
Speaker 1: Something's got to change there. We are seeing that with
Speaker 1: some of these certificate programs that of course they're coming
Speaker 1: out of the tech industry, because you know that's the
Speaker 1: place that's going to innovate. For a couple of hundred bucks,
Speaker 1: you can now study certain skills and Google will treat
Speaker 1: that the same way that they treat a full degree.
Speaker 1: And so I think that's another thing that we should
Speaker 1: be looking at. I mean, think about just like our teachers, like,
Speaker 1: why shouldn't a teacher be able to go through an
Speaker 1: accreditation process, a certificate process and not have to spend
Speaker 1: multiple six figures to get a degreeed to go teach
Speaker 1: in our schools? And now I'll do a shameless plug
Speaker 1: for my brother's school in Patterson, New Jersey, but he
Speaker 1: runs a contracting school there. And the placement rate after
Speaker 1: these kids get certified, I shouldn't say kids, these young
Speaker 1: adults get certified to do contracting jobs, it's something like
Speaker 1: ninety six percent because there's such a demand for those
Speaker 1: types of work workers. Yet it's not it's a fraction
Speaker 1: of what you would get in college. So you're getting
Speaker 1: the high paid job when you get out without paying
Speaker 1: that much. I hope those sort of schools, more of
Speaker 1: those technical schools, especially schools, do better, and they are
Speaker 1: doing great. We're talking to Carol Roth. Carol, what scares
Speaker 1: you most? This is a very open ended question, but
Speaker 1: it's practically a softball, But what the hell? What scares
Speaker 1: you most about? A blank check house in Democrat hands,
Speaker 1: Senate in Democrat hands, and impossible a Democratic president in
Speaker 1: the White House. From an economic perspective, what could be
Speaker 1: done to do the most damage to the country. I
Speaker 1: mean the fact that our debt is already north of
Speaker 1: twenty seven trillion dollars, that they continue to spend more
Speaker 1: without any concern about that, and then not to get wonky,
Speaker 1: that the federal Reserve is working to basically monetize the debt,
Speaker 1: and now there's seven trillion dollars on the Fed's balanchiet
Speaker 1: that doesn't even count in that number. They are devaluing
Speaker 1: the US dollar. They are selling out the people of
Speaker 1: main streets and selling out savers and retirees twelve streets.
Speaker 1: And so there has been this sort of shift in
Speaker 1: terms of focusing on the little guys that they supposedly
Speaker 1: are supposed to be helping and really concentrating that wealth
Speaker 1: and that power for government, and concentrating the power within
Speaker 1: a handful of companies, the Amazons and the Apples and
Speaker 1: the Facebook. And so I'm really worried about the repercussions
Speaker 1: and the effect on you know, the average working person,
Speaker 1: the average small business in this country, and just really
Speaker 1: continuing to create that have and have not not because
Speaker 1: of capitalism or free markets, but because of the government
Speaker 1: picking winners and losers. So, Carol, how does this all end?
Speaker 1: In other words, we have all the stimulus, right, and
Speaker 1: we have all these bailouts during COVID, and we were
Speaker 1: already driving up the dead enormously. That used to be
Speaker 1: a big deal for Republicans, right that we have to
Speaker 1: pay down the debt and this is out of control,
Speaker 1: and at some point the bill comes due does but
Speaker 1: the bill never seems to come do. Is the bill
Speaker 1: going to come do at some point? I mean it
Speaker 1: has to. Main basic economics tells you that it has to.
Speaker 1: And you can look at a country like Venezuela that
Speaker 1: you know, several decades ago was the fifth wealthiest country
Speaker 1: and the entire our world, and now the median income
Speaker 1: in Venezuela is zero. Wow. Zero, that is the point
Speaker 1: zero mery tale zero. This is not a hyperbole. You
Speaker 1: can go look up the statistics. The median wealth in
Speaker 1: Venezuela today is zero. You gotta say it like Dean
Speaker 1: Warmer though. Zero zero zero. Yes, it has a lot
Speaker 1: better effect. Speaking of the effect that the Roth effect
Speaker 1: is the podcast we're talking to Carol Roth. You know,
Speaker 1: from an economic perspective, we see so many different things
Speaker 1: being tossed out as far as what democrats want to
Speaker 1: do in terms of transforming the country. But it seems
Speaker 1: like the Green New Deal is one that I really
Speaker 1: really have a problem with it. And here's why. If
Speaker 1: you don't get Russia, China and Indian line, because you
Speaker 1: know they're the three biggest polluters, then everything we spend
Speaker 1: here will be probably the biggest waste of money we've
Speaker 1: ever had, because at last check, if you don't stop
Speaker 1: the three biggest polluters, we could be as clean as
Speaker 1: we like. That pollution will make its way over here anyway.
Speaker 1: So that's what is never brought up in the media
Speaker 1: is the fact that, you know, China is what we
Speaker 1: have to control, and obviously Joe Biden is not going
Speaker 1: to want any part of that. No. I mean, it
Speaker 1: is so absurd. We all share the same planet, we
Speaker 1: all share the same atmosphere. If climate control is an
Speaker 1: important concern, there are a couple of things that you
Speaker 1: should consider, and like you said, it should be the
Speaker 1: biggest polluters. We're actually doing a great job here in
Speaker 1: America in reducing the level of pollution. And then the
Speaker 1: other piece of that, so obviously have to control like
Speaker 1: you said, Russia, China, and India. The other piece that
Speaker 1: if you were really serious about it, then you would
Speaker 1: be having a huge push towards nuclear energy, which is
Speaker 1: the cleanest energy and most efficient out there. Is certainly
Speaker 1: we have many of the capabilities, but that scares everybody
Speaker 1: because they've watched too many episodes of Simpsons and you know,
Speaker 1: now we can't have nice things. So they were really
Speaker 1: serious about it that those two things would be a factor.
Speaker 1: This is just an other power grab disguised in a
Speaker 1: Oh this is an important cause that's just going to
Speaker 1: shift when you know they get as much that as
Speaker 1: they can get out of it and then change it
Speaker 1: on us. All right, Carol rolth I'm gonna leave you
Speaker 1: with this final question. It's an important one. Okay, ninety
Speaker 1: seconds now, what show had the perfect cast? TV show?
Speaker 1: So we've had This is a question I asked on Twitter.
Speaker 1: I asked lots of these pop color culture questions. There
Speaker 1: were so many great answers. On the comedy side. Obviously
Speaker 1: Seinfeld and the Golden Girls stood out if you go
Speaker 1: way back soap, phenomenal cast. But then you Crystal Drama side,
Speaker 1: the Wire of the Sopranos, Hill Street Blues. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's so many different amazing casts out there, and that
Speaker 1: was that was one of the great things. Just showed
Speaker 1: like how rich of a TV culture that we have.
Speaker 1: And you know, if you're board at home right now,
Speaker 1: lots of great things you could be watching. Absolutely And
Speaker 1: it begins ends with the Dukes of Hazzard by the way,
Speaker 1: as far as the perfect cast, anytime you have a
Speaker 1: guy named Jefferson Davis Hogg and you have a Confederate
Speaker 1: flag on a rooftop, that show isn't even allowed to
Speaker 1: be on TV anymore, which is so freaking hilarious. But anyway,
Speaker 1: actually it's sad. Carol Raw, thanks so much for joining
Speaker 1: us first time in the Sean Hannity Show with Joe
Speaker 1: Concio guest hosting. We will have you back if I'm
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Speaker 1: Back with more on this show and just a little
Speaker 1: bit on the other side, we're gonna have Derek Hunter on.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've ever heard Derek before. He's
Speaker 1: got a great podcast. I've joined him on the Daily
Speaker 1: Caller Caller Show, and he's one of the smartest guys
Speaker 1: that you're you'll hear and he's funny. I like that combination,
Speaker 1: like Carol Arthur we've just had on. So we're gonna
Speaker 1: talk to Derek about all things media. That's my Bellywick
Speaker 1: is that is that a? Is that a word? Linda Baileywick,
Speaker 1: I've never you know, Okay, I'm gonna go question the
Speaker 1: host right exactly. Uh, And and how journalism has forget bias.
Speaker 1: The isms have changed journalism to activism. That's what we're
Speaker 1: seeing now from our media at this point. We're gonna
Speaker 1: talk to Derek about that and so much more. Joe
Speaker 1: Conscient for Sean Hannity on this glorious Monday of Thanksgiving week. Alright,
Speaker 1: the Trump legal team and just put out a new
Speaker 1: statement on state sort of occasions. Comes from Jenna Ellis.
Speaker 1: She's the Trump twenty twenty senior legal advisor. Quote certification
Speaker 1: by state officials is simply a procedural step. We are
Speaker 1: going to continue combating election fraud around the country as
Speaker 1: we fight to count all legal votes. Americans must be
Speaker 1: assured that the final results are fair and legitimate. I
Speaker 1: shared this number before Reuters IPSOS poll sixty eight percent
Speaker 1: of Trump voters believed that the election was ranked for
Speaker 1: Joe Biden two thirds more than two thirds believe that.
Speaker 1: So a lot of the country is very angry right
Speaker 1: now and they want to see this process play out
Speaker 1: and for the media to just dismiss it and say
Speaker 1: there's absolutely no evidence. Well, no, we haven't seen the
Speaker 1: evidence yet. Let Sidney Powell. Let the legal team go
Speaker 1: through this process from a legal perspective, from an investigations perspective,
Speaker 1: and let's see what they have. But for now, for
Speaker 1: anybody to jump to one conclusion one or the other, sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm not doing it anyway. I want to talk to
Speaker 1: Derek Hunter. He is a two time All Valley Karate champion.
Speaker 1: Don't know if you knew that before, you thought it
Speaker 1: was just Daniel LaRusso. Oh no, this guy has got kicks.
Speaker 1: He'll numb chuck you to death, believe me. He's also
Speaker 1: the host of the Daily Daily Caller podcast, also a
Speaker 1: great calumnist to townhall dot com. And then when Linda
Speaker 1: said who do you want on the show? Derek was
Speaker 1: at least my fourteenth thought in terms of getting him on,
Speaker 1: and in thirteen other people canceled. So here you are, Derek.
Speaker 1: You're on the big stage. How are you a buddy?
Speaker 1: I'm good? You know I didn't after that intro. I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna hang up. I got enough, ad do have
Speaker 1: to stay. Daniel LaRusso was the two time All Valley
Speaker 1: Karate champion, but he tested positive for PEED, so I
Speaker 1: got it by default. Still, the trophy resides in my case.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what that train without some sort
Speaker 1: of steroid. I mean that that's a you have to
Speaker 1: be on something order to accomplish that. But anyway, before
Speaker 1: we go off on a tangent, You're write about a
Speaker 1: lot of things, and you write about the political side,
Speaker 1: but we are conversations usually involved media. And can you
Speaker 1: believe that Joe Biden got nearly eighty million in votes
Speaker 1: basically by pleading the fifth Right campaigning from his basement?
Speaker 1: Trust me, I'm Joe literally in his basement right now.
Speaker 1: So I got nothing against Jo's in his basements. But
Speaker 1: I'm not running for president either. So he got fifteen
Speaker 1: sixteen million more votes than Barack Obama. How does that
Speaker 1: happen exactly from your perspective, and where do you come
Speaker 1: down on where you see the election of what may
Speaker 1: or may not have happened. Well, I would correct you
Speaker 1: in saying that he didn't plead the fifth because in
Speaker 1: order to plead the fifth he has to be asked
Speaker 1: a question, and he asked the question. So he just
Speaker 1: kind of stood there, glassy eyed, confused and wondering where
Speaker 1: he was and what the noise was. I find it
Speaker 1: a little bit hard to believe that I grew up
Speaker 1: in Detroit, that the population of Detroit, majority African American
Speaker 1: city would look at a seventy seven year old white
Speaker 1: guy with a sketchy at bastistory and racial terminology and
Speaker 1: language and go, I've got to get that. I'm going
Speaker 1: to walk through a pandemic. I will do anything to
Speaker 1: vote for that. At record numbers, it was an oddly
Speaker 1: high turnouse in Democrat controlled cities in largely Democrat controlled states,
Speaker 1: the exception being Atlanta. I don't know what happened. It
Speaker 1: could be that maybe Joe Biden is somehow really wildly
Speaker 1: popular with the kids these days, and I've just missed it.
Speaker 1: But it seems suspicious to me. I would love to
Speaker 1: have an explanation. I would like to cross reference the
Speaker 1: voter roles from this year with previous turnouts and see
Speaker 1: if anybody who hasn't shown up in the past two
Speaker 1: or three cycles who was marked as having voted this time.
Speaker 1: I'd like to get a hold of maybe ten thousand
Speaker 1: of them through a concerted effort of vote or outreach
Speaker 1: and find out if they actually voted, because I find
Speaker 1: it kind of curious that I don't know what the
Speaker 1: legal team is doing. But that would be where I
Speaker 1: would start, because I suspect that there's shenanigans for a
Speaker 1: radio friendly word, that it would start with who haven't
Speaker 1: shown up in the past three or four cycles. You
Speaker 1: can be pretty sure they're not going to show up
Speaker 1: this time, so you don't have to have that awkward
Speaker 1: conversation of hey, you've already voted if they do, and
Speaker 1: you just kind of sit there with your stylists and
Speaker 1: go to town on a voting boom. That would be interesting.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but it's certainly it's more plausible to
Speaker 1: me than eighty million people said, looking at Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: confused and going, I gotta have that. That needs the newhoisode.
Speaker 1: And we're talking to Derek Hunter. You're used the word
Speaker 1: Shenanigans before, and I find that interesting because it is
Speaker 1: my dream to open up a bar at the Jersey Shore,
Speaker 1: and that would be the name of the bar, Shenanigans.
Speaker 1: You think I have something there, I think you would
Speaker 1: have to Jersey Shore. My whole knowledge of New Jersey
Speaker 1: comes from the Jersey Shore. So I suspect that furniture
Speaker 1: would have to be made out of nerve for someone
Speaker 1: would be killed in the first week of Operation Acohol.
Speaker 1: But that's just me. Uh well, we were Shenanigans and
Speaker 1: nerf into the first four minutes of this interview, and
Speaker 1: I appreciate that we're talking to Derek Hunter. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: the thing, right as far as our media is concerned.
Speaker 1: I went back and looked at the transcript of President
Speaker 1: elect Trump's first press conference after he won, and reporters
Speaker 1: broached Russia or Vladimir Putin thirteen times, with the implication being,
Speaker 1: of course, you couldn't have possibly done this on your own.
Speaker 1: You had to have had help from a foreign adversary,
Speaker 1: and yet now we're hearing from the same media that
Speaker 1: says the president must concede. This is horrible for democracy.
Speaker 1: There absolutely is no evidence of voter fraud, even though
Speaker 1: we haven't looked into it. But that's probably why there
Speaker 1: is no evidence because I thought journalists, I think is
Speaker 1: what I'm trying to say here, Derek, is they're supposed
Speaker 1: to be curious. And if Sidney Powell comes forth and
Speaker 1: says she has signed affidavits and she has all of
Speaker 1: this evidence, instead of reporters just dismissing it outright so
Speaker 1: they could get likes and retweets on Twitter, should they
Speaker 1: be investigating this as well because it is the future
Speaker 1: of the country at stake. No, they certainly should be
Speaker 1: at least curious or curious adjacent, rather than immediately say, well,
Speaker 1: there's no evidence. Well, you know, it's amazing what you
Speaker 1: don't find when you don't look for anything. I would
Speaker 1: say this at risk of irritating Linda, and I heard
Speaker 1: your exchange earlier. I was listening earlier. Yes, you don't
Speaker 1: put all of your evidence out there, but it is
Speaker 1: as much as it is a legal battle, it's also
Speaker 1: a public relations battle. You don't want to release the
Speaker 1: Kraken just yet, fine, but you should at least show
Speaker 1: a picture of the Kraken, or let you see where
Speaker 1: the Kraken lives, or maybe the skulls of the Kraken's victims.
Speaker 1: I would like to see something more, because they've they've
Speaker 1: really promised a lot, and I'm ready to believe. But
Speaker 1: i'd like to see, you know, I don't want to know. Okay,
Speaker 1: so hold on a minute, Hold on a minute. Hold hey, guys,
Speaker 1: just before you jump in lidow, I'm gonna run to
Speaker 1: a regal biggle right now and I'll just let you tube. Guys.
Speaker 1: All I'm saying is I don't want to know what's
Speaker 1: in my Christmas gift on Christmas morning. I'll wait till
Speaker 1: Christmas morning, but on Christmas Eve, I like to maybe
Speaker 1: do a box count of the rapping patent box which
Speaker 1: one has my name in it. I'd like to know
Speaker 1: there's something there and it. But she already did that
Speaker 1: for you. She said to you, we're looking at Dominion.
Speaker 1: We are looking at all of these different companies, Sequoia,
Speaker 1: de Bold, Smart, Magic Fraction, Magic Hammer, Scorecard, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna let you know what we find out, and we're
Speaker 1: making sure that people know that we're asking the hard questions.
Speaker 1: That's what's coming and that. But she's also said that
Speaker 1: she's got stuff, so like we're looking at it in
Speaker 1: different than we've got stuff. Well, got something. Evidence is
Speaker 1: evidence pre trial and during the trial. It won't change.
Speaker 1: I just I'm not saying blame me the whole strategy out.
Speaker 1: It's not that it's that we can't give you any
Speaker 1: of the strategy because at the end of the day, Derek,
Speaker 1: there's like me, you and Joe and like ten other
Speaker 1: people that have a clue, and then there's you know,
Speaker 1: thirty eight different channels that are out there just bashing,
Speaker 1: waiting to pounce. So it's not worth it. We're in
Speaker 1: the trenches with the president. It would be nice if
Speaker 1: they supplied us with AMMO, but that's the difference. We're
Speaker 1: not in the trenches with the president. We're in the
Speaker 1: trenches with the republic, and the Republic is well aware
Speaker 1: that if we give anything to the mainstream media, it's
Speaker 1: onlike Donkey Kong. And the only time it's going to
Speaker 1: be onlike Donkey Kong is when we say it is
Speaker 1: because they have enough stay right now on plenty of
Speaker 1: other stuff. So if I have to do what they say, well,
Speaker 1: I'm figuring out how I can tell them what time
Speaker 1: it is actually going to be. I'm going to hold
Speaker 1: that close to the sentiment. But December fourteenth is coming,
Speaker 1: whether anybody's ready for it or not. And getting the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court to overturn the vote of the Electoral College
Speaker 1: is akin to I don't know, lifting it won't it
Speaker 1: won't need the Supreme Court. We what we need is
Speaker 1: not going to require that. All I'm saying is I'm
Speaker 1: ready to believe. I just need some of the Gospel
Speaker 1: preach to me. Well that's the isn't that the beauty
Speaker 1: of faith? Though? The beauty of faith is believing in
Speaker 1: that which we cannot see or not here right, So
Speaker 1: you must believe, my friend. You can't see it, you
Speaker 1: can't hear it. You got to know it's there, you
Speaker 1: got to feel it. Go ahead, Derek, No, I just
Speaker 1: I believe in God. I have little trust issues with
Speaker 1: other humans. I just want to hear something. I want
Speaker 1: to see something. I'm on the hook. They got me.
Speaker 1: I just want more so I can write about it.
Speaker 1: So I can hammer it home on my radio show,
Speaker 1: on my podcast on everything I want to believe. But
Speaker 1: I you know, being in the trenches with the Republic,
Speaker 1: you still need ammunition. That's all I'm saying. It's a
Speaker 1: pr war as much as it is a legal battlement.
Speaker 1: Will give you the fact that optics are incredibly important,
Speaker 1: and unfortunately we've got a machine, a very well oiled
Speaker 1: democratic machine that knows exactly what it's doing at every turn.
Speaker 1: They were very prepared for. I wrote a book about it.
Speaker 1: I'm fully aware. I have your book and you actually
Speaker 1: signed it for me in the studio, so you know,
Speaker 1: I'm in the rage against that machine, and we've got
Speaker 1: to have some ammunition. We've got to I'm ready to
Speaker 1: throw rocks. I'm ready to get out there. I'm just
Speaker 1: asking for are a little bit more. You will get
Speaker 1: my Look at the numbers, they don't make any sense whatsoever.
Speaker 1: To they don't make any sense whatsoever. But that is
Speaker 1: not proof. You know, the platipus. You look at the platypus.
Speaker 1: It doesn't make any sense whatsoever, but it's real. It's
Speaker 1: right there. I need Hey, guys, I look, by the way,
Speaker 1: Donkey Kong came out July ninth, nineteen eighty one. I
Speaker 1: know you just mentioned Linda, so that's pretty huge. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we have to write I mean the studio, like people
Speaker 1: are driving off the road thinking they've entered bizarro world. Probably. Well,
Speaker 1: you know what, though, you know what the biggest scam
Speaker 1: ever is, if we're talking about scams, the fact that
Speaker 1: they had pac Man, which also came out in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty one, and then the sequel was Miss pac Man,
Speaker 1: and all they had to do was put lipstick on
Speaker 1: a pac Man and a bow on the hair. It's
Speaker 1: the same exact game and it's sold billions of copy. No, no, incredible.
Speaker 1: There are different boards on Miss pac Man. There is
Speaker 1: only one board on pac Man. You'd have to play
Speaker 1: forever or like two boards. Maybe you know that, Derek, Well,
Speaker 1: you really want to know. The other night, I watched
Speaker 1: our head streaming on my computer several hours Billy Mitchell
Speaker 1: trying to commit the perfect game on pac Man, and
Speaker 1: he played for about four hours and then got eaten.
Speaker 1: Um that's why. All right, Wow, that's okay, that's that's
Speaker 1: a little fact. Also, I watched the documentary one of
Speaker 1: the best documentaries ever, The King of Kong, a fist
Speaker 1: full of quarters. So I know all the eighties video
Speaker 1: game trivia that anybody could with, Sean is going to
Speaker 1: call up and cancel the show. I yeah, it's not
Speaker 1: going to happen. I promise you nobody loves that stuff
Speaker 1: more than Sean. To come full circle, I agree with you,
Speaker 1: Derek that everybody needs a little bit of you know,
Speaker 1: we all need a little bit of powder and our
Speaker 1: gunpowder here. We all need, you know, in our gun.
Speaker 1: I mean, I understand where you're coming from, but I
Speaker 1: just want to say the time is coming. It'll be
Speaker 1: here very very soon. Lots of things are going to
Speaker 1: happen this week, as we all know. Working in news,
Speaker 1: all of us for a very long time. When do
Speaker 1: things drop Holidays and Fridays without fail. Yeah, so I
Speaker 1: think this very bad news that drops. So that's when
Speaker 1: you dropped the bad news that you're firing somebody or
Speaker 1: they found the dead body. Uh. You want if you're
Speaker 1: putting out good news, you want it to come out
Speaker 1: sooner rather than later, and certainly not on a high.
Speaker 1: I don't think that there are I don't think that
Speaker 1: twenty twenty has any good days. Quite frankly, it's been
Speaker 1: pretty horrible. So I think thirty first of December I
Speaker 1: think will be good. There you go, well done, exactly right.
Speaker 1: So but no, I think things are coming out soon.
Speaker 1: And I can't make promises because I'm not a part
Speaker 1: of the legal team, but I'm close to it, and
Speaker 1: I do believe that there are things coming very soon.
Speaker 1: That as a promise, and consider you from here on
Speaker 1: out a member of the legal team. All right, Oh,
Speaker 1: I love it. Hey, Derek, let me let me ask
Speaker 1: you one question before we let you go. And I
Speaker 1: asked this of Center Ram Paul before what are you
Speaker 1: doing for Thanksgiving? I know Washington's basically getting shut down
Speaker 1: now and that you live right outside of that, So
Speaker 1: what what do you do? I mean, you're going to
Speaker 1: just see family members close quarters? Uh? You know, honestly,
Speaker 1: it's it's a tough one. It depends on I guess
Speaker 1: what kind of rele does you have if they're vulnerable
Speaker 1: that sort of thing. What do you got planned? I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go burrow through the woods for nuts and berries
Speaker 1: for the family. Now. My father and mother in law
Speaker 1: flew into town last night, don't tell Governor Hogan, and
Speaker 1: they're here, which is nice because I got a two
Speaker 1: year old and a three year old, and I'm able
Speaker 1: to get work done now because they're not crawling all over.
Speaker 1: They're crawling all over Grandma and Grandpa. They're leaving me
Speaker 1: largely alone. So I'll be cooking a bird with all
Speaker 1: the fixens and all of that and watching them eat
Speaker 1: it all and hopefully it's good. Oh good for that.
Speaker 1: Do they have to quarantine or anything like that? Flying in?
Speaker 1: You know, they flew in to Reagan last night. It
Speaker 1: was a ghost town. Picking them up. It was awesome. Wow,
Speaker 1: you never see that, Reagan. That's incredible. They barely even
Speaker 1: know what coronavirus is. They don't. They don't even have
Speaker 1: a mask mandate down there. Wow, that's amazing. Your your
Speaker 1: exit stage left music is on. Just promote anything you
Speaker 1: like for the next fifteen seconds. I'll check out the
Speaker 1: Derek Hunter podcast. It used to be the other day.
Speaker 1: Now it's just the Derek Hunter Podcast, available wherever fine
Speaker 1: podcasts are sold for the low low price, three five
Speaker 1: days a week. This was my favorite segment. I gotta
Speaker 1: tell you outside Linda through the fourth wall. But I'm
Speaker 1: glad I did. I have a feeling you'll be coming
Speaker 1: back on in fact, I know it anyway, Derek, thank
Speaker 1: you so much, appreciate it. Hey, everybody, we wrap this
Speaker 1: puppy up. The Sean Hanny's show much more, well not
Speaker 1: much more, but enough coming up after the break Well.
Speaker 1: Jeopardy is set to return to production next week. Ken
Speaker 1: Jennings will be your first in a series of interim
Speaker 1: guest hosts. I personally like Conan O'Brien for the job.
Speaker 1: Everybody's gonna alter radio, now what are you crazy? On him?
Speaker 1: But that's my pick. But then again, no one's gonna
Speaker 1: be able to replace the great Ali Strebeck. I would
Speaker 1: hate to be the guy who follows the guy, but
Speaker 1: if Jeffardy's listening, I'll fill in for a week if
Speaker 1: you like. Like I did hear with Sean Hannity, it
Speaker 1: was fun time. Thanks so much for tuning in. Hopefully
Speaker 1: I'll be back, Linda god willing, have a good night.
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