Speaker 1: Well, we have come in, Donna way I get thousand
Speaker 1: saying you a conscious.
Speaker 2: Will be Highland.
Speaker 1: And if you want a little banging again.
Speaker 3: You come along.
Speaker 4: We're here tonight in the heartland of our nation to
Speaker 4: celebrate the most successful first one hundred days of Eddy
Speaker 4: administration in the history of our country.
Speaker 5: And I thought, you know, if the cashier in South
Speaker 5: San Francisco at ten o'clock at night believes the Democrats
Speaker 5: are because the shampoo is locked up and my stuff
Speaker 5: got stolen out of the trunk, we've got a major problem.
Speaker 3: Freedom is back in style.
Speaker 6: Welcome to the revolution.
Speaker 7: We have come in to your.
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Speaker 1: All right, Leonard Skinner, simple man that can only mean
Speaker 1: one thing on this radio program. That's all things self
Speaker 1: proclaimed simple man. That means all things Bill O'Reilly. That
Speaker 1: means all things Bill O'Reilly or at Bill O'Reilly dot com.
Speaker 1: Mister O'Reilly, sir, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm exhausted?
Speaker 1: Why are you so tired? Can I get you some coffee.
Speaker 3: Copy doesn't do it. I'm old number one, so that's
Speaker 3: always a factor in exhaustion.
Speaker 1: Number you're a crotchety, cranky old guy, or you're just
Speaker 1: a regular old guy.
Speaker 3: When I'm asleep, I'm regular. When I'm awake, I'm.
Speaker 1: You're crotchety and cranky, grouchy. But see what makes what
Speaker 1: makes you groucy? Maybe I can help you.
Speaker 3: I'm not grouchy, but i'm I'm a perfectionist, and I'm
Speaker 3: usually mad at myself for not doing something as well
Speaker 3: as I should do it. Uh that's the truth, by
Speaker 3: the way.
Speaker 1: Anyway, let me get to a topic that I want
Speaker 1: to talk to. Everyone's talking about. Trump is hunder days.
Speaker 1: Trump is under days. Most people have a pretty good
Speaker 1: feel in terms of where he is. But I think
Speaker 1: there's a bigger story that is underreported, and that is
Speaker 1: the Democrats had their first hundred days, and I have
Speaker 1: seen nothing but petulance and anger and radicalism and singing
Speaker 1: and chanting and extremism on display, and the emergence of
Speaker 1: the new leadership in the Democratic Party, which is AOC,
Speaker 1: the squad Jasmine Crockett and Grandpa Bernie. I've watched a
Speaker 1: party that won't stand for mothers who lost their children
Speaker 1: at a joint session of Congress, or a young man
Speaker 1: that beat cancer who's twelve years old, or the wife
Speaker 1: of a slain officer hero, or a young man that
Speaker 1: lost his father. They got a commission a west Point
Speaker 1: and they're holding up bingo paddles. We saw them this
Speaker 1: weekend and all they know is hate and rage. Now
Speaker 1: we can go through where Donald Trump has been most successful,
Speaker 1: where his job is incomplete, and it's too early to tell,
Speaker 1: and I think that's fair for any president after one
Speaker 1: hundred days. But overall, the Democrats have been broken. This
Speaker 1: man has broken them. They are soulless, they are bitter,
Speaker 1: they are angry, and they can't wait to impeach him
Speaker 1: if they ever get back and power.
Speaker 3: Well, it's true, I don't I can't quibble with any
Speaker 3: of that, but I don't think it's that important.
Speaker 1: So it is important because that's you know, half the
Speaker 1: country now is you know, half the people, nearly half
Speaker 1: the people voted for this crazy party.
Speaker 3: But they're on the sidelines for now. It's not important.
Speaker 3: What's important is that Donald Trump, the President of the
Speaker 3: United States, executes his vision in a way that helps
Speaker 3: working Americans. That's what's important. Now. It is true that
Speaker 3: the party opposing him doesn't care whether he helps working
Speaker 3: people or not. That's the headline for the Democratic Party.
Speaker 3: They don't care whether the tariffs might eventually help the
Speaker 3: American public. All they want to do is get back
Speaker 3: into power. Now that's pretty disturbing to me because I
Speaker 3: think all politicians, no matter what party you are and
Speaker 3: should want to help the folks. And if Trump succeeds
Speaker 3: in his vision, the folks will be helped. But the
Speaker 3: problem that Donald Trump is having is he believes what
Speaker 3: he wants to believe. And that's true to every human being.
Speaker 3: They believe what they want to believe. But you've got
Speaker 3: to step back a little bit, particularly when you're the
Speaker 3: most powerful man in the world, and say, you know,
Speaker 3: there might be a better way to accomplish what I
Speaker 3: want to accomplish. So I support I would say eighty
Speaker 3: percent of what Donald Trump wants to accomplish, but I
Speaker 3: think he could do better and accomplish it quicker if
Speaker 3: he would knock off some of that hyperbolem Let me
Speaker 3: give you a really vivid example. How you're ready for
Speaker 3: a vivid example? You got a PENEP.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 3: So this guy Garcia in El Salvador has become the
Speaker 3: post boy for the Democratic Party. He is a bad ombre,
Speaker 3: all right. It's provable, is the MS thirteen probably, But
Speaker 3: it's not defined for Donald Trump to spend time with
Speaker 3: ABC News last night on a tattoo situation that the
Speaker 3: Justice Department is not going to use in its adjudication
Speaker 3: of Garcia. He's not going to use the tattoo. That
Speaker 3: tells any fair minded person the tattoo was photoshopped. If
Speaker 3: it was there, the Jade Department would use it. Now
Speaker 3: the strategy is and Trump, if we.
Speaker 1: Do need a little context here, not one but two
Speaker 1: separate judges determined that he was an MS thirteen gang member,
Speaker 1: But I get your point on the tattoo part too.
Speaker 1: And his own wife, in her own handwriting, accused him
Speaker 1: of serious domestic abuse and claiming as a wife beater.
Speaker 3: But spend all that time on an ABC News front
Speaker 3: time interview on a stupid tattoo doesn't help the President's cause.
Speaker 3: Now here's something that most people don't know. He's not
Speaker 3: defying the Supreme Court, President Trump, but he's not articulating
Speaker 3: what he's doing he's getting his White House lawyers, getting
Speaker 3: them time to accumulate information about this guy Garcia so
Speaker 3: it can bring that information to the Supreme Court and say, look,
Speaker 3: the overwhelming evidence is that he is affiliated with MS thirteen.
Speaker 3: I signed an executive order that designates that group as
Speaker 3: a terror group. You don't have any right legally, Supreme
Speaker 3: Court to order him back if he is indeed affiliated
Speaker 3: with MS thirteen. And here is the evidence. That's what
Speaker 3: Trump is doing. They're accumulating evidence, but he doesn't.
Speaker 1: Say that, why do you so on that issue in particular,
Speaker 1: If we're going to look at it right, I'll take
Speaker 1: everything you're saying as constructive criticism and maybe a better
Speaker 1: argument that the president can make. However, the fact that
Speaker 1: the Democrats that they look they had an opportunity in
Speaker 1: the Senate to stand up for and women in sports,
Speaker 1: and they decided to be the champions of men's right
Speaker 1: to play women's sports. Here they are. They stood by
Speaker 1: silently and they outright lied to the country about the
Speaker 1: twelve fourteen million whatever the number is of Biden Harris,
Speaker 1: the illegals that entered our country illegally, including known terrorists,
Speaker 1: cartel members, gang members, murderers, rapists, and other violent criminals.
Speaker 1: And now Donald Trump has a monumental task ahead of him,
Speaker 1: and that is to get these people out of the country.
Speaker 1: But the Democrats, they have just determined they will champion
Speaker 1: the rights of people that, in this case admittedly in
Speaker 1: the country illegally over the safety of the American people.
Speaker 1: That speaks volumes of Then thirdly, they'll claim a constitutional
Speaker 1: crisis over the issue of finding ways for an abuse.
Speaker 1: So you can make the case and make a nuanced
Speaker 1: criticism of Donald Trump, and maybe you're right on every level,
Speaker 1: but compared to what Democrats are doing here, that is insanity.
Speaker 1: And the American people know they let them in, know
Speaker 1: they lied about it, and they don't want Trende Arragua
Speaker 1: or MS thirteen people in this country or known terrorists
Speaker 1: in this country.
Speaker 3: All of that is true. But I'll go back to
Speaker 3: it's not important. The Democratic Party has destroyed itself temporarily.
Speaker 3: What's important is that it's.
Speaker 1: Important when they bring it to court and they try
Speaker 1: to ascerpt the President's Article two powers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that'll be taken care by the Supreme Court,
Speaker 3: which is another reason you don't want to torque off
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court because Trump's going to need them to
Speaker 3: reverse all of this insanity, this judge cherry picking. But
Speaker 3: what really is important for the American people is I
Speaker 3: think fundamentally that most do support Donald Trump, but they
Speaker 3: are scared now, they are nervous, and he needs to
Speaker 3: reassure them in a very specific way about the economy.
Speaker 1: I understand everything that you're saying, and you know, look,
Speaker 1: you got to look also a big picture. One hundred
Speaker 1: days is really nothing, and what I think the President
Speaker 1: has done is he's laid the foundation for great success.
Speaker 1: The border is his most obvious achievement in one hundred days,
Speaker 1: I think on the tariff issue, that's got to play
Speaker 1: itself out. And the fact that he's willing to challenge
Speaker 1: what has been America being ripped off and taken advantage
Speaker 1: of where we've gone fifty sixty years and just allowed
Speaker 1: this system to get out of control, I think is
Speaker 1: admirable too. How it lands is going to be a
Speaker 1: matter of time. My prediction is eventually deals will be
Speaker 1: done and things will settle down and will pay less
Speaker 1: for goods coming into this country and we'll make more
Speaker 1: money abroad. That's my prediction.
Speaker 3: Happens, and Donald Trust's approval ratings we go right back
Speaker 3: up in conjunction with the stock market. The only other
Speaker 3: president in history who has done what Trump is trying
Speaker 3: to do, that is change the economic culture, was Teddy
Speaker 3: Roosevelt when he went after Carnegie, JP Morgan, Rockefeller, he
Speaker 3: went after the so called robber barons. I write about
Speaker 3: this in my book Fronting Evil, which will be out
Speaker 3: in September. Teddy Roosevelt came in and he won, but
Speaker 3: it took him a lot. Was bloody? Oh was it nasty?
Speaker 3: Trump is the only other president trying to change the
Speaker 3: capitalistic culture. The second thing is and Trump likes this.
Speaker 3: He actually quoted me at Seapack. Trump has done more
Speaker 3: in one hundred days than any other president by far.
Speaker 3: George Washington is second. Today is the anniversary of Washington
Speaker 3: being sworn in as the first president in seventeen eighty nine. Today,
Speaker 3: I'm going to bring that up tonight to Trump. And
Speaker 3: Washington was second because Washington didn't have a government. He
Speaker 3: actually had to build it for nothing. Trump as he
Speaker 3: outdd Washington because Washington was a bit cautious. Trump is not.
Speaker 3: And so that's where we are Historically, you're going to
Speaker 3: try to change the culture, You're going to run into
Speaker 3: a big, big back wind in your face, and that's
Speaker 3: what we're seeing.
Speaker 1: I think that there's a lot of if he can
Speaker 1: achieve somehow some piece deal in Europe, I think it's
Speaker 1: a heavy lift. The fact that he's willing to tackle it,
Speaker 1: I think, you know, speaks volumes. He's willing to roll
Speaker 1: the dice and try things that other people would never try.
Speaker 1: Absolutely ru and it's a courageous move on his part.
Speaker 1: He's been very clear with the Iranians as well. He's
Speaker 1: trying to bring peace in that part of the world.
Speaker 1: He's moving, he's set set up the pieces for energy dominance.
Speaker 1: He's bringing more law and order and safety into the country.
Speaker 1: He's deporting these illegals. Everything that he's doing is hard.
Speaker 1: His tax plan, I think is going to ultimately be superb.
Speaker 1: I think we will get the one big beautiful bill,
Speaker 1: permanent tax cuts, no tax on tip, social security or
Speaker 1: over time. I think these are all things that help
Speaker 1: the folks. I'll summarize it this way. Bill the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party is now the party of coastal elites that are
Speaker 1: out of touch and radical and Republicans now this is
Speaker 1: a president that is looking out. I'll use your words
Speaker 1: for the folks, for the hard working men and women
Speaker 1: in this country that really do make the country great.
Speaker 3: Last word, he's got to succeed economically. All the other stuff,
Speaker 3: even the border and the deportations, will not matter in
Speaker 3: the midterms. If the country is not moving forward and
Speaker 3: people are feeling confident in the economy, that.
Speaker 1: Is some prosperity drive elections. Mister O'Reilly. Anyway, I always
Speaker 1: appreciate you. Thanks for being one of the all things
Speaker 1: simple man, Bill O'Reilly at Bill O'Reilly dot com. All right,
Speaker 1: eight hundred nine foot one shaw if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program. It's kind of amazing.
Speaker 1: And I know there was some criticism of this. I'm like,
Speaker 1: why would you be critical of the President of the
Speaker 1: United States for two hours or they are a bouts
Speaker 1: yesterday opening up his cabinet meeting for the entire country
Speaker 1: to see and to get updates on everything that they're
Speaker 1: working on, especially this being, you know, the one hundredth
Speaker 1: plus day of his presidency. A lot has taken place.
Speaker 1: I want to hear from them. I want to hear more.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear less and anyway. This is
Speaker 1: a small sample of the Habinet giving updates after the
Speaker 1: first hundred days in office that I think you'll find interesting.
Speaker 8: I view this hundred days as setting the table for peace, steals,
Speaker 8: trade deals, tax deals. So the next hundred days will
Speaker 8: be harvesting you've created, negotiating leverage, and leadership. They're going
Speaker 8: to yield remarkable results. Energy calls to plummeted, mortgage rates
Speaker 8: are down, food cults are moving lower, and American families
Speaker 8: are finding their financial footing again.
Speaker 9: We've been working very closely with your great Attorney General's
Speaker 9: team at the DEA to get these known cartels into
Speaker 9: our systems to be able to sotten at the border,
Speaker 9: and turning over names to Department of Homeland Security and
Speaker 9: the FBI to be able to find those who are
Speaker 9: already here in our country.
Speaker 7: Over the past one hundred days, we are already making
Speaker 7: America healthy again. The DNS last week, the bend, the
Speaker 7: nine patrolling the asynthetic dies. Food dies within two years,
Speaker 7: within two miles. We're going to bandon worse two of them.
Speaker 10: This president inherited thirty years of foreign policy that was
Speaker 10: built around what was good for the world. In essence,
Speaker 10: the decisions we made as a government and trade and
Speaker 10: foreign policy was basically is it good for the world.
Speaker 1: Is it good for the global community?
Speaker 10: And under President Trump, we're making a foreign policy now
Speaker 10: that's good for America.
Speaker 11: All right.
Speaker 1: When we come back, I mean that was the cabinet meeting.
Speaker 1: That's called transparency. I thought people want to transparency. When
Speaker 1: we come back, we'll hit the phones eight hundred ninety
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Speaker 1: Carolina and John, John, how are you glad you called? Sir?
Speaker 11: Hey Sean, thank you for having me on.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being on. I'm glad you called.
Speaker 11: Absolutely. I just wanted to say I heard that they're
Speaker 11: retiring the A tens. I think that's kind of a
Speaker 11: waste of some good aircraft.
Speaker 1: I did. Well, they're retiring them, retiring them in that
Speaker 1: one military base, and they have the next generation uh
Speaker 1: that they're that is far more advanced technologically, but doesn't
Speaker 1: mean Often retiring can be a little misleading. It doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that they're going to put mothballet. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: if that's what the plan is. I hope they don't
Speaker 1: as well. I know years gone by they would mothball these,
Speaker 1: you know, battleship that have been in the waters for
Speaker 1: for decades, and then they end up bringing them back
Speaker 1: to service. So I would think that there are situations
Speaker 1: where we could use all of them. And but however,
Speaker 1: we got to keep advancing the next generation of weaponry.
Speaker 1: And and that's what this is. In the case of
Speaker 1: that that that Air Force base in Michigan that you're
Speaker 1: referring to.
Speaker 11: Right, I think the A tens would serve a great
Speaker 11: purpose down at the border, just as a show of
Speaker 11: force and maybe some live fire training where in an
Speaker 11: open area, clear of any people, just to kind of
Speaker 11: really send that message across about stale.
Speaker 1: Listen. I think the more weapons and advancing our technology
Speaker 1: is critical for the cause of freedom, and the next
Speaker 1: generation weaponry, we we've got to get ahead of it.
Speaker 1: That's what the Iron Dome is. When I talk about
Speaker 1: the next generation of weaponry, I say this through the prism.
Speaker 1: When you factor in artificial intelligence, all this technology is
Speaker 1: going to advance to the speed of light. And future wars,
Speaker 1: I am more than convinced, are going to be fought
Speaker 1: in air conditioned offices and people pushing buttons and not
Speaker 1: on the battlefield, and the day and age of people
Speaker 1: going door to door and Baghdad thankfully will be over.
Speaker 1: We can never get in those forever wars again. And
Speaker 1: I know the risk associated if the Iranians don't agree,
Speaker 1: and I would bet that they won't. For example, they're
Speaker 1: not going to agree to dismantle their nuclear program, and
Speaker 1: they're not going to allow Americans to do it because
Speaker 1: I don't trust international anybody. I don't think they're going
Speaker 1: to agree to American inspectors anywhere, any place, anytime. Then
Speaker 1: America is going to have a very clear choice to make.
Speaker 1: I would argue that, even though it would be Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's fault, because allowed them to get rich again, and
Speaker 1: that allowed them to expand out, you know, the nuclear
Speaker 1: capability that according to some estimates, they're you know, sixty
Speaker 1: days away, they're gonna have nuclear weapons that we're just
Speaker 1: gonna we the world can't risk radical Islamic mullas that
Speaker 1: believe in convert or die with nuclear weapons or else
Speaker 1: we'll face of modern day holocaust. That's just not an
Speaker 1: option anyway. But I think that all of the old
Speaker 1: technology knowlogy should stay in place as we developed the
Speaker 1: new technology for sure. Anyway, John good, call my friend.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Carolyn is in upstate New York. Carolin High,
Speaker 1: How are you glad you called?
Speaker 2: Hey, mister Hannity, Thanks to take my call, big fan
Speaker 2: and longtime listener.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: I wanted to comment on the Capital Steps briefing the
Speaker 2: other day, with everybody sitting out there singing their song,
Speaker 2: I think had the tune right, But I don't think
Speaker 2: they had the words right. The words should have been
Speaker 2: let it die, DEI let it die.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, I like your song better.
Speaker 12: I mean.
Speaker 1: Live and let die DEI die. I mean kind of catchy.
Speaker 1: I like it. I will build this world from love.
Speaker 4: I will.
Speaker 1: I can't take it yaae A, Oh my gosh, it's
Speaker 1: like fingernails on a chalkboard. Uh, well, maybe you should
Speaker 1: be a songwriter. What do you think?
Speaker 11: Not in my future? I don't think.
Speaker 1: Thank you all right, Carolyn, God bless you're glad you called. Uh,
Speaker 1: let's say I to Martin and my free state of Florida. Martin,
Speaker 1: how are you? I?
Speaker 13: Sean? This is this is a pleasure to speak with you.
Speaker 13: I am so honored that you brought me on the show.
Speaker 13: And I'm speaking to my second favorite radio personality.
Speaker 1: Who's your first?
Speaker 2: Know what?
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 12: But Sean, so you know, just so you know you
Speaker 12: faith you're you're my favorite host?
Speaker 1: Sean? Oh okay, yeah, do.
Speaker 12: You know what Monday is? They just do you know
Speaker 12: what Monday?
Speaker 1: Do you know what Monday?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: What's Monday?
Speaker 12: It's my twenty year anniversary on this show.
Speaker 1: How would you remember that? The gates.
Speaker 12: You know that you don't remember anything. That's why you
Speaker 12: hired me. You were like, listen, I'm going to need
Speaker 12: a person. You're going to do it all.
Speaker 1: I remember. I could tell you Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter,
Speaker 1: every president that's ever lives record down to every last details.
Speaker 1: So I do remember a lot, but I've never made
Speaker 1: anniversaries that important to me.
Speaker 12: It's not really an anniversary. It's a commemorative moment. I'm
Speaker 12: going to be giving out metals and pins. It's going
Speaker 12: to be my own little mean coin.
Speaker 1: Get ready, like a little survival method. I blame I
Speaker 1: blame you for this, Martin.
Speaker 13: I apologize kind of, but I wanted to get to
Speaker 13: the point because apparently the topic of the week is
Speaker 13: making English the primary language for truck drivers, and I've
Speaker 13: seen to you're a trucker CDL. No. Within the last
Speaker 13: couple of weeks, my place of employment has decided that
Speaker 13: they want to expand their services, and so I'm spearheading
Speaker 13: this to go get a CDL. I'm going through the
Speaker 13: front door. I've got no resources to go to, so
Speaker 13: I took a dot physical. I'll pack that. It's it's
Speaker 13: a process to get the learner's permit. But got that
Speaker 13: And I just took that learner's permit test two days ago,
Speaker 13: and I can tell you that if you're knocking on
Speaker 13: the door, going through it the front door, there's no
Speaker 13: way that anybody's going to be able to pass that
Speaker 13: learner's permit test. Ninety nine percent of the people that
Speaker 13: take that fail that.
Speaker 1: How did you?
Speaker 3: How?
Speaker 1: Why is it so hard?
Speaker 3: That's you?
Speaker 13: I'm talking as a guy that's taking a lot of tests.
Speaker 13: I'm a former bomb disposal technician. I've taken a lot
Speaker 13: of tests. It's I don't I don't agree with the
Speaker 13: way that it's currently set up because I think that
Speaker 13: the test material is something to where you should be
Speaker 13: in a classroom to learn. I mean, you shouldn't have
Speaker 13: such a hard It shouldn't be such a hard time
Speaker 13: to get a license to learn, but it is?
Speaker 1: Well, And how are all these people that don't speak
Speaker 1: English driving trucks?
Speaker 13: Exactly? I'm thinking you.
Speaker 1: Mean you think that you think the system's rigged pun intended.
Speaker 13: I think that the schools in these companies slash schools,
Speaker 13: they put these people through their own in house testing
Speaker 13: and training. I wouldn't be surprised that they're actually giving
Speaker 13: the test away as these folks are going through the test.
Speaker 13: And I've been in a lot of academic training environments,
Speaker 13: but it's like there's no way to a layman off
Speaker 13: the street or basically not even.
Speaker 1: Why would they make a driver's test that hard. That
Speaker 1: makes no sense to me at all.
Speaker 13: It doesn't make sense to me. With the learners, I
Speaker 13: expect to see this kind of stuff on the attact.
Speaker 1: You know what you need to know. You need to
Speaker 1: know the rules of the road, you need to know
Speaker 1: what you need to be able to read the signs,
Speaker 1: you know, curve coming up, yield stop. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: not that hard, and I don't think you should make
Speaker 1: it harder. Then. You know, there might be other issues
Speaker 1: involving way stations and things like that, but I can't
Speaker 1: think of anything that would make it that complicated that
Speaker 1: ninety nine percent of people fail.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and it's I can understand that test being that
Speaker 13: difficult for the actual driver's portion of the test, because
Speaker 13: you should be able to demonstrate that you've been paying
Speaker 13: attention into the class. These are big, heavy vehicles. I
Speaker 13: expect these people to actually gain that level of enhanced
Speaker 13: confidence before taking to the road. These things, although, well
Speaker 13: don't they.
Speaker 1: Have these drivers schools. I know years ago we had
Speaker 1: a regular caller and he wanted to go to driving school.
Speaker 1: And he was a nice guy, and I sent him
Speaker 1: to a driving school and he wanted to improve his life.
Speaker 1: He had a new baby, he had a girlfriend. I
Speaker 1: tried to convince him to marry the girlfriend, but I
Speaker 1: don't did he ever marry the girlfriend? What was his name?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: I thought you were miss memory.
Speaker 12: Sorry, I'm here for organizational processes only.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, miss memory. You know I'm a memory like
Speaker 1: an elephant. Oh okay, you can't remember the guy's name.
Speaker 1: But the guy I did send him to driving school.
Speaker 1: You do remember that?
Speaker 12: Oh, Pavaris, Oh yeah, sorry, I thought you were talking
Speaker 12: about somebody that that you hooked up on handadate and
Speaker 12: then went to driving school. No, Tavares was a regular caller.
Speaker 12: He was a liberal, and then he needed to.
Speaker 1: Bring back candidate. What do you think?
Speaker 12: Absolutely not? Why not, bro, I'm not about that anymore.
Speaker 12: It's it's a lot of work.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, we have enough people. I think we
Speaker 1: should bring it back. But you don't have anybody that
Speaker 1: wants to sign in, they have to sign a massive
Speaker 1: disclaimer run by the attorneys, and you know, we had
Speaker 1: how many people. It's like fun, let's sign them up.
Speaker 1: But first, well no, I mean, because we can't be
Speaker 1: responsible if somebody is not somebody that they say they are.
Speaker 1: And that happens on those dating sites all the time.
Speaker 12: That happens in real life all the time. It just
Speaker 12: happens all the time.
Speaker 1: We had how many people? We had dozens and dozens
Speaker 1: of people get married from that site.
Speaker 12: We had hundreds of people get married from that site.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was great. What do you think Martin should
Speaker 1: bring back a candidate.
Speaker 13: I think I think you should remember Monday's her anniversary.
Speaker 13: She might be more agreeable.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Martin, I really like you.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do a little Markle eventic I get off
Speaker 1: my phone, your big phony so me dope, I haven't
Speaker 1: done that in a while.
Speaker 12: Martin's my buddy.
Speaker 1: Of course, he's your Buddy's sucking up to you. Of
Speaker 1: course you like being sucked up to. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 11: Who doesn't.
Speaker 1: I'm not looking to be sucked up to. You and
Speaker 1: Katie do this on purpose. Oh Katie's so nice blah blah.
Speaker 1: But this way they when they call back the next time,
Speaker 1: if they get through, they the odds are higher that
Speaker 1: they're going to get on the air. That's why they
Speaker 1: do it. Everyone's got up, everyone's got us an angle.
Speaker 12: Just so you know. Katie is from Texas. Her disposition
Speaker 12: is just nice. She's her agree. Katie is very nice.
Speaker 12: Katie doesn't like to talk on the air, but she's
Speaker 12: very nice.
Speaker 14: I try. I try. It's just so is terrifying training
Speaker 14: on this your phone, But I try.
Speaker 12: To be as much.
Speaker 1: I talk to people all day, Strangers call in. You
Speaker 1: are the call screener, and you're very good. At the
Speaker 1: other day, she was singing in the studio. She was
Speaker 1: lett she was singing, she was letting it belt. So
Speaker 1: what's the difference talking to people on the phone that
Speaker 1: you don't know. We're talking to people you do know
Speaker 1: on the air. What's the difference?
Speaker 14: I think because it's on an individual basis, and it's
Speaker 14: different when you're talking to twenty million people at once
Speaker 14: as opposed to one person.
Speaker 1: Oh well, that's it's just in your head. Just pretend
Speaker 1: that it's not.
Speaker 14: They cussed me out or you know whatever. I can
Speaker 14: just hang up on them. But but here I cannot.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'll never forget bo Nerdly. We would call scream
Speaker 1: for Rush Lumbaugh. And when you were in the studio
Speaker 1: and in the control room, it was a there was
Speaker 1: a show going on behind the show, and that was
Speaker 1: Bo Nerdly. James Golden to your friend of our ours.
Speaker 1: I haven't talked to him a while. I got to
Speaker 1: catch up with him and love him. And he would
Speaker 1: cuss them out and argue with them and tell them
Speaker 1: to go, you know, f off, and he didn't care.
Speaker 1: He just let it rip. It was a show within
Speaker 1: the show. It was amazing.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I wuldn't cuss them out or anything, but I
Speaker 14: will argue with them. I definitely will argue back.
Speaker 1: Linda used to cuss them out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Well, I mean people made YouTube videos, so it's hard
Speaker 12: to deny. You know, it was really difficult.
Speaker 1: It was like they recorded the conversation.
Speaker 12: With you, Oh my god, they recorded it, they put
Speaker 12: it up online and all these things. But the problem
Speaker 12: was is that they sounded so bad in the interview
Speaker 12: that it was one of those things where it's like,
Speaker 12: you know, you can't even like, you know, they sounded
Speaker 12: like idiots.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 12: They were like, well, of course she cursed you out,
Speaker 12: you're moron. We agree with her. So it was totally.
Speaker 15: Anyways, now we're moving on to the trade deals, and
Speaker 15: President Trump has created the maximum optionality, maximum pressure for
Speaker 15: trading partners, and you know by showing the high level
Speaker 15: of tariffs from April second that are possible, they've all
Speaker 15: come to the table to negotiate.
Speaker 1: Let me come back. We'll check in with Senator Rampaul.
Speaker 1: He has been critical of President Trump and his terrified idea.
Speaker 1: We'll go over that in great specificity, in detail. That's
Speaker 1: straight ahead