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Speaker 2: our numbers eight hundred and ninety four one sean if
Speaker 2: you want to be a part of the program. It
Speaker 2: is amazing the reaction that Vivake Ramaswami Elon Musk are
Speaker 2: getting in terms of expediting and getting rid of government
Speaker 2: bureaucracy and waste, broad and abuse, and returning to our
Speaker 2: original purpose as a country, to be a constitutional republic,
Speaker 2: not a cradle to grave womb to the tomb, equal
Speaker 2: result society. And I have pointed out many many times
Speaker 2: in this program, whatever manifestation name you give it, socialism, Marxism, statism,
Speaker 2: it doesn't really matter because it all ends the same way,
Speaker 2: unfulfilled promises. It ends with more poverty, and it ends
Speaker 2: with a loss of freedom. And what Elon and Vivak
Speaker 2: are being tasked with is to bring back the concept
Speaker 2: of limited government, which results in greater freedom unless government
Speaker 2: intrusion into your life. Do you really want the government
Speaker 2: telling you what kind of car you can and cannot drive,
Speaker 2: even if you have to pay a lot more money
Speaker 2: for the one they want you to drive. Do you
Speaker 2: really want the government picking out your washer, your dryer,
Speaker 2: your refrigerator, your air conditioner. Do we really need the
Speaker 2: nanny state telling us that you can't buy a big gulp?
Speaker 2: I don't recommend it, but you really want the nanny
Speaker 2: state to tell you that I don't. And if I
Speaker 2: want to have a quarter pound of with cheese and
Speaker 2: a large fry and a coke, which I occasionally do have,
Speaker 2: and I usually only one half of the bread, I
Speaker 2: will occasionally have one, I have a craving. I have
Speaker 2: to fulfill the craving anyway. So one of the big
Speaker 2: reforms that they are discussing, and Linda McMahon will be
Speaker 2: the Secretary Secretary of Education, is to send education back
Speaker 2: to the States now, just instead of you know, these
Speaker 2: snowflakes shaving their heads and vowing not to have sex,
Speaker 2: and hoarding and stockpiling abortion pills that are not going
Speaker 2: to be taken away from them and birth control that
Speaker 2: apparently they're not going to use, and committing themselves to
Speaker 2: divorcing their husbands or breaking up with their boyfriends, which
Speaker 2: is all insanity. With all that in the background, there's
Speaker 2: going to be a flipout over the idea of sending
Speaker 2: education back to the states. Now, what does that mean?
Speaker 2: That means that the federal government will allocate moneies directly
Speaker 2: to the states, or frankly, I would even hope that
Speaker 2: maybe they bypass that and give monies to families for
Speaker 2: every child that they have in school, which would then
Speaker 2: allow the parents to make educational decisions for their own
Speaker 2: children and take more control over their children's education. Now,
Speaker 2: what schools do you think they would be most likely
Speaker 2: to choose if given that money directly? Well, I would
Speaker 2: argue it probably be the schools the pook kids in uniforms,
Speaker 2: the schools that focus on reading, writing, arithmetic, history, science,
Speaker 2: and not woke. I would imagine they would like schools
Speaker 2: that put kids in uniforms and kids that and schools
Speaker 2: that had discipline, and schools that didn't have feminine hygiene
Speaker 2: products and boys' bathrooms and schools that wouldn't offer gender
Speaker 2: affirming care without consulting parents. Parents are not potted plants.
Speaker 2: I'm just guessing here. Anyway, There is a terrific new
Speaker 2: book out and I want to tell you about that
Speaker 2: in a second, But this is how bad things have
Speaker 2: gotten on college campuses. And on top of that, you
Speaker 2: have Biden and Harris defying a Supreme Court order and
Speaker 2: having student loan forgiveness even after the Supreme Court ruled
Speaker 2: that they did not have the right to do that. Anyway, Let's,
Speaker 2: for example, listen to the universe City of Washington. You
Speaker 2: might remember these protests, you know, chanting one solution for Israel,
Speaker 2: which is wiping Israel off the map. Listen, what is
Speaker 2: river to the Sea means? It means wiping Israel off
Speaker 2: the map. That's death to Israel. What is anthropotomy it
Speaker 2: means holy war and revolution, and that means attacking Israel. Anyway,
Speaker 2: here to weigh in on this and much more. He's
Speaker 2: the former Speaker of the Florida House. He's now the
Speaker 2: president of New College of Florida. Richard Cochran is with us.
Speaker 2: He has a brand new book out, by the way,
Speaker 2: Storming the Ivory Tower. Welcome to the program. It's on
Speaker 2: Hannity dot com, Amazon dot com. Will also in bookstores
Speaker 2: around the country. Mister speaker, great to have you. How
Speaker 2: are you no?
Speaker 3: Great to be on the show, Sewan, I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: It's great to by the way, finally live in the
Speaker 2: Free State of Florida. I will tell you. It's a
Speaker 2: big difference in my life. The best decision I ever made.
Speaker 3: Welcome aboard.
Speaker 2: Well, we appreciate your warm welcome. Tell me about this
Speaker 2: book and tell me what you think Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: eat Elon Musk and Linda McMahon and the vag Ramaswami
Speaker 2: have planned for the Department of Education.
Speaker 3: Well, the book is in a short synopsis. You know,
Speaker 3: this is a seventy year problem. William Bucket wrote, god
Speaker 3: Man and Yell. In the early fifties, Alan Bloom wrote
Speaker 3: Closing the American Mind. So what we tried to do
Speaker 3: is I said, hey, enough, we all get it, and
Speaker 3: doctor Nation went back to the fifties. It's gotten horrific.
Speaker 3: It's gotten to the point where it's dangerous and it's
Speaker 3: a threat to our country. Here's nine things that you
Speaker 3: can do. I always tell people to spread chapter nine years.
Speaker 3: Things that we did at New College that changed it
Speaker 3: in eighteen months and we didn't have any of those
Speaker 3: crazy uprisings and eliminated the indoctrination, and eliminated the DEI
Speaker 3: and the critical jender theory. As far as President Trump,
Speaker 3: he's choosing, Look, these are disruptive people. I know so
Speaker 3: many of them. They know what they believe, they know
Speaker 3: their ideology and their kind of damn the consequences. We're
Speaker 3: going forward to accomplish great things for students, and I
Speaker 3: think he's going to I think he should blow it up.
Speaker 3: I think he should get the Department of Education. I
Speaker 3: think send in a field team six and do what
Speaker 3: we did in Florida. You have the power of the purse.
Speaker 3: I would out of bullshit.
Speaker 1: You have the power of the purse.
Speaker 3: You can bring every single one of those states to
Speaker 3: their needs. And it's the one area where the Teachers Union,
Speaker 3: the most insidious organization, is least dominant when President Trump
Speaker 3: is there. They dominate at the local level, they dominated.
Speaker 1: At the state level.
Speaker 3: You want to bring local and Newsome and Whitmar to
Speaker 3: their knees. Say you're not getting these billions of dollars
Speaker 3: unless all those things you said, here's your school choice
Speaker 3: you have to have. Here's the indoctrination, the end of DEI,
Speaker 3: the end of critical gender theory, here's the end of
Speaker 3: these uh basically organizations that are accrediting in US. Here's
Speaker 3: all of the things that you're going to do, and
Speaker 3: if you don't, you're not gonna have billions of dollars,
Speaker 3: and we did it in Florida, and we have liberals
Speaker 3: like they have liberal states. We had liberal counties. We
Speaker 3: had our New York and Illinois and California's and we
Speaker 3: bought them ultimate these You're not masking kids, You're opening
Speaker 3: up schools and it works. It's a hammer. And I
Speaker 3: think in the hands of a Donald Trump and a
Speaker 3: great organization and leadership there, you're gonna have radical transformation
Speaker 3: faster than any other wise.
Speaker 2: Give us, give us some details, specifically the things that
Speaker 2: you did, among which, for example, in August of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty earlier than I think any other state, maybe Georgia
Speaker 2: Governor Kemp did the same thing. But you kept schools
Speaker 2: open and young kids were not the victims of COVID.
Speaker 2: It was it was older adults, people with pre existing conditions,
Speaker 2: people with underlying conditions. But you took a lot of
Speaker 2: heat for that at the time. And you will also
Speaker 2: restored panity to higher education in the state. Tell us
Speaker 2: exactly what you did, yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, basically, and we looked at the data. You know,
Speaker 3: they gas light us all the time, the progressive left.
Speaker 3: Whatever we're doing, it's Marxist. You know, accuse them of
Speaker 3: what we're doing, and then it'll create confusion and we
Speaker 3: can get away with the longer and do better, you know.
Speaker 3: So they basically say to us, we're killing kids. We weren't.
Speaker 3: Closing schools is what was killing kids and increasing suicides
Speaker 3: and increasing drug usage when they weren't at risk. The
Speaker 3: scientific data was there back in March and April that
Speaker 3: kids were not big spreaders and even if they did spread,
Speaker 3: it was less effective on their bodies than the common cold.
Speaker 3: We lost more kids, I mean to the common flu.
Speaker 3: We lost more kids to the flu than we did
Speaker 3: to COVID. And so we just looked at the data
Speaker 3: and said, this is what we're doing. And yes we
Speaker 3: get sued. We had coffins put out in part of
Speaker 3: our department. You know, everything under the sun, and it's
Speaker 3: the same thing. But it starts with leadership, Jehan. You
Speaker 3: have to have great leadership.
Speaker 1: You have to have a rule of law.
Speaker 3: Where's the rule of law in that Washington campus that
Speaker 3: we just listened to. That stuff should be shut down.
Speaker 3: That's not functional and what the left really likes. Just
Speaker 3: as you mentioned, even with the Biden administration, they don't
Speaker 3: have a rule of law. They don't even listen to
Speaker 3: the law. I want to do something in violation of
Speaker 3: Supreme Court, I'm doing it. We adhere to the rule
Speaker 3: of law, and you have to have that enforcement mechanism.
Speaker 3: You have to get rid of the shared governance where
Speaker 3: the faculty control who comes to school, what they're taught,
Speaker 3: and who gets hired to teach them. I mean, there's
Speaker 3: a litany of things that I put in the chapter
Speaker 3: of all of the things we did. And immediately, in
Speaker 3: eighteen months, we took what was arguably the most liberal, progressive,
Speaker 3: hard left public school in their country. And in eighteen months,
Speaker 3: it's a night and day it is a completely different institution.
Speaker 2: That's what I love about the state of Florida. Let's
Speaker 2: talk about what's going on on college campuses around the country.
Speaker 2: This Prohamas wing, this radicalized wing that had been allowed
Speaker 2: to take over entire college campuses and intimidate Jewish students
Speaker 2: there to the point where the schools were telling Jewish
Speaker 2: students so they have to stay stay home. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that's where you come in and you say, hey,
Speaker 3: here's the deal. Any of this stuff goes on, you know,
Speaker 3: either revamped the whole student loan process, or basically say
Speaker 3: you're not eligible. None of your institutions and your state
Speaker 3: are eligible for student loans unless this stuff is eradicated.
Speaker 3: It's going to shut them down. Donald Trump, I think,
Speaker 3: has an opportunity to bring these governors to their knees,
Speaker 3: like nobody's business. And it's the hammer of that money
Speaker 3: that works the quickest, the fastest and the most efficient
Speaker 3: way to get a return on investment to guarantee that
Speaker 3: you're not going to have that stuff. And the nice
Speaker 3: thing about and again this is a horrific thing to say.
Speaker 3: It was just a catastrophic event, but sometimes there's silver
Speaker 3: linings that come out of just terrible events like October seventh,
Speaker 3: and when you got Bill Mahers and you got Bill Ackman,
Speaker 3: who are now saying DEI and then Harvard was deid
Speaker 3: they added belonging. I mean, the already of the words
Speaker 3: they choose when they do the exact opposite is shocking.
Speaker 3: But all of these folks, everybody, and you saw it
Speaker 3: in the election, a landslide election, because people are like,
Speaker 3: what the heck are we teaching our kids? And it
Speaker 3: all can come to a rapid close. And we proved
Speaker 3: it in Forida. The Florida model was we went to
Speaker 3: our liberal quote unquote states or county. For us, it
Speaker 3: was counties, your burs your Miami days or Pomby just
Speaker 3: said into fifth. They all ceased into fifth, every single
Speaker 3: one of them. Yeah, they fight, but ultimately we were
Speaker 3: right and they absolutely case right.
Speaker 2: Quick break, we'll come right back. We'll continue with former
Speaker 2: Speaker of the Florida House, president of New College of Florida,
Speaker 2: Richard Corkoran, his new book, Storming the Ivory Tower, Hannity
Speaker 2: dot com, Amazon dot com, bookstores around the country. Straight ahead,
Speaker 2: all right, to continue now. He is the president of
Speaker 2: New College of Florida, Richard Corkoran, and he's shaking things
Speaker 2: up in about a year. It's pretty unbelievable. He has
Speaker 2: a new book out, Storming the Ivory Tower, and you
Speaker 2: can get it on Amazon dot com, Hannity dot com,
Speaker 2: and bookstores around the country. Let's talk about when you
Speaker 2: took over the New College of Florida, which is in Sarasota,
Speaker 2: and you moved into the president's office, and at that
Speaker 2: time you had to deal with radicalism on campus, a
Speaker 2: woke mob. It created a huge media firestorm, just like
Speaker 2: when you were, you know, working for Governor DeSantis, and
Speaker 2: you know, in a year you were able to achieve
Speaker 2: something that at the time I think seemed impossible, and
Speaker 2: that is turn around the New College of Florida, and
Speaker 2: right now on that college campus, free speech is protected,
Speaker 2: violence is not acceptable, Anti Semitism abolished, the DEI bureaucracy
Speaker 2: totally eliminated, and enrollment records are being broken. So obviously
Speaker 2: people are searching out, you know, exactly what you're offering.
Speaker 2: And I can tell you that in the Northeast, people
Speaker 2: that I know that you know, maybe in the past,
Speaker 2: would have been looking at Havid and Yale and Princeton,
Speaker 2: They're now looking at southern schools. They're looking at UVA,
Speaker 2: they look at Vanderbilt, they look at Florida colleges, they
Speaker 2: look at a University of Georgia. There you're looking everywhere,
Speaker 2: but you know the Ivy League Ivory Tower.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think you're seeing that exodus. I'll start
Speaker 3: with what you I heard you say on the preamble,
Speaker 3: Sean call it what you want, call it statism, Marxism, socialism,
Speaker 3: it doesn't matter. You know what it ends in. It
Speaker 3: ends in as you say it ends in death, it
Speaker 3: ends in anarchy, it ends in in poverty. And that's
Speaker 3: what New College was. That's why the governor said, wait
Speaker 3: a second, this is a taxpayer funded university. We cannot
Speaker 3: have this. And what was what was there was exactly
Speaker 3: that we were. We had the smallest amount of students,
Speaker 3: and the students that came would last only a semester
Speaker 3: or a week and they would leave. And they identified
Speaker 3: as hardcore liberal Democrats, and they got canceled and bullied
Speaker 3: and accosted and they had to leave because they weren't
Speaker 3: progressive enough. It was a toxic culture by consultants. It
Speaker 3: was a hateful culture and all the things you'd expect
Speaker 3: when you have anarchy and you have that kind of
Speaker 3: a form of government. So you had to eradicate that
Speaker 3: so quickly. You know, you know, we have the great leadership.
Speaker 3: We bought in Christopher Rufos and Matthew Spaulding's all these
Speaker 3: great academic leaders to run the institution. We put people
Speaker 3: on the ground, people and personnel or see, you bring
Speaker 3: in all good people, it changes every organization beneath them.
Speaker 3: You have the rule.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable. Yeah, what a great story, what a courageous story
Speaker 2: on your part, and what a great success story. And
Speaker 2: it shows how quickly things can turn around. And I
Speaker 2: believe on the economy, borders, law and order, energy, I
Speaker 2: think the economy, I think all things that Donald Trump
Speaker 2: will do in pretty short order as well. Let's see
Speaker 2: where we are two years from now. Anyway, we appreciate you.
Speaker 2: The president of New College of Florida, Richard Corkoran, is
Speaker 2: with us storming the Ivory Towers new book, Amazon dot com,
Speaker 2: Hannity dot com, bookstores around the country. Thank you, sir,
Speaker 2: continued success we wish are the best.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: John.
Speaker 3: I'm to be on the show all right.
Speaker 2: Let's get to our busy phones. Apparently we have an
Speaker 2: eleven year old girl. It her name is Colby, it
Speaker 2: says on my screen from North Carolina. Hey Colby, how
Speaker 2: are you? I'm so glad you called.
Speaker 4: I'm doing well.
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good? Well? Thank you for calling. How's everything? And
Speaker 2: you're from North Carolina. Where do you live in North Carolina?
Speaker 4: I live in Cornersville, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And do you like living in North Carolina? I love
Speaker 2: North Carolina.
Speaker 4: I do. I love the weather. It's not too hot
Speaker 4: and it's not too cold.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know. I actually have vacationed in the mountains
Speaker 2: of North Carolina and they're so amazing. And I stayed
Speaker 2: in a friend's house and literally the clouds were below
Speaker 2: where the house was and it was one of the
Speaker 2: most scenic and beautiful sights I've ever seen. It was
Speaker 2: absolutely stunning. I don't know if you live in the
Speaker 2: mountains at all, but it was if you have. If
Speaker 2: you don't, then I would definitely visit.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, it's pretty cool, right all right, So what's
Speaker 2: on your mind today?
Speaker 4: So I'm raising money to buy a veteran family that
Speaker 4: lost their home in Hurricane Helene a camper so that
Speaker 4: they can have a warm place to.
Speaker 1: Live this winter.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you're raising money. You started to gofund me, Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: I did, okay, And the goalfund me is to help
Speaker 2: who the victims of Hurricane Helene.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, A veteran family that has lost their home
Speaker 4: due to Hurricane Helene.
Speaker 2: Oh so it's a specific family that you know, How
Speaker 2: did you get to know this family?
Speaker 4: So we're working with Patrick Davis from Here Center in
Speaker 4: high Point, North Carolina, and he's identified many families that
Speaker 4: could use a camper to live in this winter.
Speaker 2: What is your what is your raise? What is your goal?
Speaker 4: Our original goal is twenty thousand dollars, but hopefully with
Speaker 4: your help we can raise more than twenty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Well maybe instead of a camper, maybe we can give
Speaker 2: him enough money for a down payment for a new house.
Speaker 2: What do you think I mean, does the family still work?
Speaker 4: We don't know the family like personally, so they may
Speaker 4: or may not, but we just know that there are families.
Speaker 2: Well, we're going to put all of this on on
Speaker 2: my website, Hannity dot com and people will will absolutely
Speaker 2: be able to help. I'm going to help as well.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you what I'm going to do, because
Speaker 2: you're such an amazing girl. How much have you raised
Speaker 2: of the twenty thousand original goal?
Speaker 4: I have raised almost half of the goal.
Speaker 2: Half of the goal. I'll tell you what I'm going
Speaker 2: to do. I'll give you the other half. Okay, God,
Speaker 2: I've been living in an undeserved life and money is not
Speaker 2: a problem. Earlier in my life it was a big problem.
Speaker 2: I didn't have any. But I'll give you the other half.
Speaker 2: And what I want you to do. On the GoFundMe
Speaker 2: page is I want you to raise the goal to
Speaker 2: fifty thousand dollars, And the reason being is I'm hoping
Speaker 2: maybe with fifty thousand dollars, the family can if they're
Speaker 2: working and hopefully qualify that they might be able to
Speaker 2: get enough money for a down payment for a new
Speaker 2: home so they can start their life over again. Do
Speaker 2: you like that idea? Yes, sir, that's pretty cool. Is
Speaker 2: that good?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: All right, well it's an amazing thing. You're eleven years
Speaker 2: old and you're inspired to do this, and I can't
Speaker 2: believe you. Listen to talk radio? Have you heard my show?
Speaker 2: A lot? I do? I listen you listen? Do you
Speaker 2: ever see me on TV?
Speaker 4: I watch you every night at.
Speaker 2: Almost every night. I look better on radio, don't you think, well, yeah,
Speaker 2: I have a face for radio. I agree. You know
Speaker 2: you can say it. Don't worry, you won't hurt my feelings.
Speaker 2: Did you ever hear lindash Linda beats me up all
Speaker 2: the time, she tells me all the time.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 2: And by the way, don't you think Linda talks funny
Speaker 2: when she says listen?
Speaker 5: I already talked to Colby's mom I talked to Colby's dad.
Speaker 5: I talked to Colby's grandpa. I think I have a
Speaker 5: little bit more currency with this family than you do,
Speaker 5: just so you know, right, Colby, you would side with me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 5: But Colby, it's like, I know, you just gave me
Speaker 5: ten thousand dollars and everything. But that's fine.
Speaker 2: But you have to admit when she says talk and
Speaker 2: coffee and new you walk that she kind of talks funny, right,
Speaker 2: you can say it, don't. Don't be afraid of Look
Speaker 2: at this.
Speaker 5: Look how sweet this child is and you're trying to
Speaker 5: coerce her. You see that she's got good day. She
Speaker 5: thinks I sound just fine.
Speaker 2: The Good Book says you shall know the truth and
Speaker 2: the truths, And you know.
Speaker 5: What the truth is is that I sound fantastic. Thank you, Colby,
Speaker 5: You sweet girl, Kobe.
Speaker 2: Don't be intimidated by her. She's trying to bully.
Speaker 5: She's not. She's my girl. She knows we're tight, all right.
Speaker 2: Your girl knows that you have a pretty thick New
Speaker 2: York accent at times, right Colby. Oh well, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: stop because I think we're putting too much pressure. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we don't want to do that. But listen, you're a
Speaker 2: very sweet girl, and you've got such a pure heart,
Speaker 2: and I just urge you to always remain true to
Speaker 2: who you are and stay true to your values. Find
Speaker 2: what you love to do in life, and then find
Speaker 2: a way to make money at it when you get older.
Speaker 2: Stay away from boys as much as you can, as
Speaker 2: long as you can. And I just wish you the
Speaker 2: very best and godspeed, and we'll be praying for you
Speaker 2: and your family and this veteran's family and all the
Speaker 2: other families that need help in North Carolina. I had
Speaker 2: been donating to Samaritan's Purse, but because of what you're doing,
Speaker 2: I so support an eleven year old girl on a
Speaker 2: mission like this that we're gonna raise the bar to
Speaker 2: fifty grand. Okay, maybe we can get them a down
Speaker 2: payment for the house.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you?
Speaker 2: All right, God bless you. Wow, what did you do
Speaker 2: to that poor kid?
Speaker 5: Listen, I'll tell you what. If I could get more
Speaker 5: kids like Colby to call into the show and do
Speaker 5: awesome things like that and annoy you, I would do
Speaker 5: it every day. In fact, I might just go around
Speaker 5: start calling grade schools and asking people to call in
Speaker 5: I think it'd be cool.
Speaker 2: I think maybe if you just complimented me for supporting
Speaker 2: her cause instead of beating me up, I.
Speaker 5: Would be I do compliment you for that, Actually I do.
Speaker 5: And now I'm going to compliment the audience, who I
Speaker 5: know will be so giving and go on Hannity and
Speaker 5: continue to donate to Operation Helo. It's Maridan's perse and
Speaker 5: now Colby's gofund me fundraiser.
Speaker 2: I want to support somebody that is stepping up and
Speaker 2: helping people in need. I love it, and just like
Speaker 2: we support a lot of charities, but you.
Speaker 5: Know what's cool about what she's doing. So what a
Speaker 5: lot of people don't realize, and I was talking to
Speaker 5: Eric Robinson from Operation Helo about this, is that because
Speaker 5: of the amount of rainfall that they had there in
Speaker 5: western North Carolina, the footprint of that entire area is
Speaker 5: completely changed. So the acreage is gone. People no longer
Speaker 5: have the land they owned, and they don't even have
Speaker 5: the foundation to build homes, so they're living in campers
Speaker 5: to get the winter until they can figure this mess out.
Speaker 5: And obviously FEMA isn't doing a dang thing, so they've
Speaker 5: got to do it on their own with the help
Speaker 5: of nonprofits and kids like Colby.
Speaker 2: Maybe after the election now people should put up Kamalo
Speaker 2: signs and then they'll start getting help because if you
Speaker 2: had a Trump sign up, apparently FEMA had an institutionalized
Speaker 2: plan according to reports, to pass over those Trump homes.
Speaker 2: Don't go to those homes. It's insane. But what I
Speaker 2: was going to say is is nothing worse than having
Speaker 2: your life up ended like this. And we have seen
Speaker 2: this with natural disasters before. And it drives me nuts
Speaker 2: that Joe Biden, after two hundred billion dollars given to Ukraine,
Speaker 2: is now on his way out the door giving Ukraine
Speaker 2: ballistic missiles another two hundred and fifty million dollars. He's
Speaker 2: not seeking the approval of Congress and escalating a conflict
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump, he knows, wants to de escalate and end.
Speaker 2: It is so frustrating to me on so many different
Speaker 2: levels because that money could be better spent making sure
Speaker 2: that everybody that lost their home can rebuild their home
Speaker 2: or buy another home. I mean, that's what Americans do.
Speaker 2: We help out our fellow Americans, and that's what America
Speaker 2: First is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but the problem is is Biden versus two hundred
Speaker 5: and seventy five million more Ukraine and not a penny
Speaker 5: to the people in western North Carolina, Tennessee or Florida.
Speaker 5: It's disgusting.
Speaker 2: Bill is in California. Bill, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 1: Thanks Sean, the pleasure to hear from you live. I've
Speaker 1: been listening to you for years.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm an octagenarian who's considered to be the world's most
Speaker 1: traveled man. Incidentally, so I'm driving down the road the
Speaker 1: other day and I hear you and Linda talking about
Speaker 1: the Cruise from Hell. So I added it up. There
Speaker 1: would be four three and eighty meals that these poor
Speaker 1: people on that cruise are going to sit down and
Speaker 1: suffer with all these liberals. And it made me think
Speaker 1: of what I did a few years ago. I'm quite
Speaker 1: proud of. My daughter was in business school and she
Speaker 1: calls me and she says, Dad, you have your little
Speaker 1: travel business. Would you come speak to my class? So
Speaker 1: I did, and I went up. I did one class
Speaker 1: is very successful, and I did another, and I'm in
Speaker 1: my third class and it got to the Q and
Speaker 1: A and they said, sir, how do you choose the
Speaker 1: people to go on your tours? And I said, well,
Speaker 1: I don't take liberals. And in the back the professor
Speaker 1: dropped these papers he was reading. My daughter's face turned white,
Speaker 1: and I said, no, no, no, seriously, if you've got to,
Speaker 1: you know, a ten day trip, let's says, say that's
Speaker 1: thirty meals and you're sitting down at breakfast, and no,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to let people suffer. So I wanted
Speaker 1: to relate that story to you.
Speaker 2: Well, can I ask you a question? First of all,
Speaker 2: traveling is great. How many countries have you been to?
Speaker 1: Oh? All the many times? My son asked me a
Speaker 1: couple of years, Because this is there a t A
Speaker 1: country's going been to once and it's only about four
Speaker 1: or five. I've been to North Korea fourteen times. I've
Speaker 1: been to Russia sixty dimes, North pulls up full, you know, Christan,
Speaker 1: Dakuna a couple of times, Sakotra, et cetera.
Speaker 2: This is probably a dumb question, but I'm a firm
Speaker 2: believer that there are no dumb questions. What is there
Speaker 2: any one place you like the most?
Speaker 1: No? I love them all, not the governments, but I
Speaker 1: love the people. Lately, you know, I hate to even
Speaker 1: mention this because when I do slideshows and stuff. I
Speaker 1: when I'm over in this particular country, I say, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna saying nice about your country. When I get
Speaker 1: home and they go, why not, it's just because we'll
Speaker 1: come and we'll ruin it.
Speaker 2: Right now, American tourists will be flocking there, especially if
Speaker 2: you say it. That's fine? Is there? But is there
Speaker 2: any one area of the world you like the most? Real? Quick?
Speaker 2: I have about ten seconds?
Speaker 1: Okay? The Balkans, so Slovenia.
Speaker 2: The Balkans? Really?
Speaker 1: Yes? Can I see something really quick?
Speaker 2: You got five seconds?
Speaker 1: Go? Okay? Uh? Tracey Gallagher that's his real name, was
Speaker 1: my student and I was his history teacher and this
Speaker 1: football coach. And he kicked a sixty yard field goal
Speaker 1: in the eighth grade in Big Pine, California.
Speaker 2: Not Trace Gallagher of Fox.
Speaker 4: Was it him?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, sir, really, yes.
Speaker 2: Really, I'm gonna. I'm gonna. I'm gonna tell him. I
Speaker 2: know all about that. He's he's a really good guy.
Speaker 2: Like him a lot. He's a he's a real, real
Speaker 2: talented broadcaster. Anyway, Uh, mister world traveler, God bless you.
Speaker 2: There are days when I'm having bad days. I wish
Speaker 2: I was out on a boat in the sea somewhere,
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Speaker 2: Before we go. I know it won't relieve ever the
Speaker 2: pain of Lincoln Riley's family, but the sentencing took place today.
Speaker 2: Life behind bars. He will never get out again. Jose Obara,
Speaker 2: Here's how it went down earlier today with that mister Barr.
Speaker 6: If you will please stand count one malice murder, I
Speaker 6: send you to life without the possibility parole. Count two
Speaker 6: will be vacated as a matter of operational law. Count three,
Speaker 6: vacated operation of law, Count four, vacated operation of law.
Speaker 6: Count five. Life in prison consecutive to count one, Count
Speaker 6: six twenty years to serve consecutive to count five. Count
Speaker 6: seven will merge with count one, Count eight twelve months
Speaker 6: consecutive to count six.
Speaker 5: Strike that.
Speaker 6: Twelve months, but I don't want it to six.
Speaker 2: Just should be consecutive.
Speaker 6: Count nine twelve months, consecutive Count ten five years consecutive
Speaker 6: to count six. So that would mean the misdemeanors would
Speaker 6: come after the felonies.
Speaker 2: That would be a sentence. That was the sentencing of
Speaker 2: Lincoln Riley's murderer, Harris Biden, unvetted illegal and of course
Speaker 2: they have blood on their hands. All right, that's going
Speaker 2: to wrap things up at Today Hannity Tonight nine Eastern
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Speaker 2: Ted Cruz. Janine Piro will be with us. We'll talk
Speaker 2: about the Lincoln Riley case. Charles Payne Tonight, Mike Huckabee,
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