Speaker 1: All right, thanks Scott chan An hour two Sean Hannity Show,
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Speaker 1: to be a part of the program. So John Solomon
Speaker 1: just thenews dot com founder editor in chief, investigative reporter,
Speaker 1: put in a Foyer request as it relates to the
Speaker 1: Obama administration, and as this all is related to quote
Speaker 1: the Russia collusion election interference narrative, and wow, a treasure
Speaker 1: trove has come back. Now I see that the DNI
Speaker 1: and Tulsey Gabbard apparently declassified these documents showing overwhelming evidence
Speaker 1: of how President Donald Trump did indeed win the twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen election against Hillary Clinton, and that then President Barack
Speaker 1: Obama himself and his national security team laid the groundwork
Speaker 1: for what would be the year's long Trump Russia collusion probe.
Speaker 2: We have cut.
Speaker 1: We covered this issue for like three years on this program.
Speaker 1: John Solomon, Greg Jarrett, Sarah Carter, Catherine Herridge, and there
Speaker 1: were others.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: They give examples. December seventh, twenty sixteen, Director of National
Speaker 1: Intelligence at the time, James Clapper ourn adversaries did not
Speaker 1: use cyber attacks on election infrastructure to alter the presidential
Speaker 1: election outcome. Then we have the Presidential Daily Briefing, which
Speaker 1: was prepared by the Department of Homeland Security, reporting that
Speaker 1: the CIA, Defense Intelligence Agency, FBI, NSA, Department of Homeland Security,
Speaker 1: State Department, Open Sources, etc. For Obama quote, we assessed
Speaker 1: that Russian and criminal actors did not impact recent US
Speaker 1: election results by conducting malicious cyber activities against election infrastructure.
Speaker 1: Russian government affiliated actors most likely compromised in Illinois voter
Speaker 1: registration data base and unsuccessfully attempted the same in other states.
Speaker 1: And they also said it's highly unlikely the effort would
Speaker 1: have resulted in the altering of any state's official vote result.
Speaker 1: Criminal activity also failed to reach the scale and sophistication
Speaker 1: necessary to change the election outcomes. Now, when you look
Speaker 1: at all of this, there's a whole other narrative if
Speaker 1: you listen to this show or watch Hannity the TV show,
Speaker 1: and that is the communications from the FBI stating that
Speaker 1: it should not go forward with the FBI they had
Speaker 1: their concerns. Now what was going on behind the scenes. Well,
Speaker 1: we know that the Russian dirty disinformation dossier was bought
Speaker 1: and paid for by Hillary. We know that James comee
Speaker 1: was warmed multiple.
Speaker 2: Times not to use it. It was political.
Speaker 1: We know that it became the basis the bulk of
Speaker 1: information for not one, but four FIZA applications. And this
Speaker 1: reveals that the brief, it just it takes you off
Speaker 1: in so many different directions. A meeting including top security officials,
Speaker 1: Clap John Brennan, Susan Rice, John Kerry, Attorney General Loretta Lynch,
Speaker 1: then deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe, among them, to all
Speaker 1: of them to discuss Russia. That declassified meeting revealed that
Speaker 1: principles agreed to recommend sanctioning of certain members of the
Speaker 1: Russian military intelligence foreign intelligence chains of command responsible for
Speaker 1: cyber operations. How do we get to that point anyway?
Speaker 1: John Solomon has a lot more to add to this,
Speaker 1: and well, first of all, this was your foyer request.
Speaker 1: When did you put in this request?
Speaker 3: Twenty nineteen? So let me tell you the story. It's
Speaker 3: an amazing story and the most important document, the bats
Speaker 3: of stuff that the D and I is declassifying is
Speaker 3: a conversation that's begun right after my foyer comes in
Speaker 3: from the Southeastern Legal Foundation, that was our law firm
Speaker 3: that we were using and it ASTs for any Steele
Speaker 3: Dots materials that might have been used in the intelligence
Speaker 3: community assessment that claimed Russia was trying to help Trump
Speaker 3: in the election. And at that point, the officers who
Speaker 3: had worked on the intelligence community assessment, the career officers,
Speaker 3: had no idea that the Steele dossier had been included
Speaker 3: and used to make conclusions about the in Russia's intentions
Speaker 3: during the twenty sixth election. In fact, most of those
Speaker 3: intelligence officers had written an earlier Intelligence Committee assessment in
Speaker 3: September twenty sixteen saying Trump that Pewton wasn't trying to
Speaker 3: pick a winner, he was just trying to sow chaos.
Speaker 3: But then John Brennan takes over the process and it
Speaker 3: switches the conclusions to Pewton is directly trying to help
Speaker 3: Donald Trump win the election. When in twenty nineteen, when
Speaker 3: our Foyer request comes in Sean, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: the career officers find out, wait a second, you didn't
Speaker 3: use it Steele Dasia and this did you? Because we
Speaker 3: didn't and we didn't consider it credible. We have a problem.
Speaker 3: That's one of the lines and his emails. The career
Speaker 3: people found out in twenty nineteen that they had been
Speaker 3: hoodwinked that in the closed doors where James Clapper and
Speaker 3: James Komi and John Brennan were working, they had decided
Speaker 3: to hijack the intelligence community's work and polluted with the
Speaker 3: Steele Dassi, something that we now know from John Durham's
Speaker 3: report and from the FBI z owed analysis. Nothing was
Speaker 3: credible in it. It wasn't actionable intelligence. It was bogus
Speaker 3: intelligence paid for by Hillary Clinton's campaign. This moment of
Speaker 3: self discovery by the intelligence community where they realized their
Speaker 3: bosses did something after they finished their work to hijack
Speaker 3: the conclusions of the report, polluting it with the dirty
Speaker 3: Dassi that we now know as the Steele d'assid It
Speaker 3: is a remarkable moment. Now there's another very important document
Speaker 3: in these releases that Selsea Gaffert doesn't meant it very important.
Speaker 3: In September, there's an earlier intelligence community.
Speaker 2: Assessment in that what year are we talking about now.
Speaker 3: Twenty sixteen going into the twenty sixteen election. So the
Speaker 3: famous intelligence assessment which is released by Obama's He's going
Speaker 3: out the door is December, and that's the one that
Speaker 3: says Vladimir Putin infringed on the election and specifically was
Speaker 3: trying to help Donald Trump win the election. But just
Speaker 3: two months earlier, just two months earlier, the intelligence community
Speaker 3: came to a different conclusion. He wasn't. Yes, he was
Speaker 3: trying to sew discord in the election, but he wasn't
Speaker 3: trying to swing the election to either Hillary or Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: It means that the intelligence community believed that until John
Speaker 3: Brennan and James Comy had get involved in trying to
Speaker 3: hijack this with the Seldass and some secret source that
Speaker 3: Brennan has that we still don't know who it is.
Speaker 3: I want to point out one other thing in this
Speaker 3: release today there is a more declassified version of the
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen accusing December twenty sixteen. I say so, that's
Speaker 3: the one that Brendan takes over right, he keeps it
Speaker 3: just to the FBICIA and NSA. In the newly declassified section,
Speaker 3: there is a new revelation that we never knew about.
Speaker 3: It said that Russia stopped trying to influence the election
Speaker 3: in October. And I want to think about that for
Speaker 3: a second. October is when most Americans make up their
Speaker 3: mind in election. Most Americans are busy. They don't start
Speaker 3: thinking about voting until October. If Russia was truly trying
Speaker 3: to swing the election to Donald Trump, why would they
Speaker 3: stop that effort. Why would they stop dropping damaging information
Speaker 3: on Hillary Clinton? Right around the time that the election
Speaker 3: was coming to a crispan the American public were starting
Speaker 3: to decide who they were going to pick. That would
Speaker 3: be the time you would spend the most time trying
Speaker 3: to harm Hillary Clinton. That conclusion, which had been masked
Speaker 3: from us, we couldn't see it until Tulci Gabbett released
Speaker 3: it today, completely undercut the entire notion of the report.
Speaker 3: Anyone who knows anything about politics, including Vladimir Feutin, knows
Speaker 3: most people would want to know the dirt in October
Speaker 3: when they're making up the mind. If you tried to
Speaker 3: knock out Hillary, you dropped the dirt in October. Oddly
Speaker 3: Russia stopped that before October. These are extraordinary things, and
Speaker 3: they really show that the Intelligence Committee wasn't making assessments
Speaker 3: based on real intel. It was making it out of
Speaker 3: predetermined political conclusion to save Hillary Clinton's reputation because she
Speaker 3: had lost the elections in December. The Intelligence community assessment
Speaker 3: is a damaged assessment to protect Hillary Culton, to give
Speaker 3: her a plausible reason why she lost to the American public,
Speaker 3: and just so doubt about the beginning of the Trump
Speaker 3: presidency because in September, just before the Russian stopped their measures,
Speaker 3: according to this report, the intelligence community didn't think Vladimir
Speaker 3: Reprutin was trying to pick one candidate over the other.
Speaker 3: The only change Hillary Clinton loses, the DOSSI comes in
Speaker 3: and they have to change the narrative in America. That
Speaker 3: is an extraordinarily dark moment in the history of our
Speaker 3: spy agencies.
Speaker 1: Let mean, let me see if I can sum this
Speaker 1: up a little bit and put emphasis on what you
Speaker 1: just laid out for us here, because this is spectacularly corrupt.
Speaker 1: And what you're saying is is that our intelligence community, uh.
Speaker 1: And then we're talking about rank and file, the career
Speaker 1: people that do a good job every day that are
Speaker 1: not political, that they and we have very specific comments.
Speaker 1: I read some of them that they assessed that Russian
Speaker 1: and criminal actors did not impact the presidential election, and
Speaker 1: and that was all over presidential daily briefings, et ceter,
Speaker 1: all over the place both before and they didn't assess
Speaker 1: that there wasn't happening before they assessed, it didn't happen
Speaker 1: after then it ends up in the hands of these
Speaker 1: Trump hating deep state operatives like Brennan and Clapper and Komi,
Speaker 1: and even it went as high as Obama and that
Speaker 1: they decided, I'll use your words to pollute and politicize
Speaker 1: and hijack what the what the real findings were, and
Speaker 1: to basically flip it on its head and and deceive
Speaker 1: the American people personally purposely.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's exactly what happened. And remember Barack Obama is
Speaker 3: told in late July twenty sixteen that if they have
Speaker 3: intercepted information that Hillary is going to pull off a
Speaker 3: dirty trick on Donald Trump, try to pretend that he
Speaker 3: and Vladimir futen are working together to hijack the election.
Speaker 3: That is the steal Dalsay's origin. The government knew that's
Speaker 3: what Hillary Clinton was doing before the FBI opened up
Speaker 3: Crossfire Hurricanes. Who tells that to the President John Brennan
Speaker 3: at the end of the election, when Donald Trump does
Speaker 3: the impossible and still beats Hillary Clinton, who is guiding
Speaker 3: the Intelligence Committee assessment to make it look like Hillary
Speaker 3: Clinton was a victim and Donald Trump was the beneficiary
Speaker 3: of a Russian collusion thing. John Brennan, He's the one
Speaker 3: character that series us all the way through that six
Speaker 3: month period. If you know Hillary Clinton is planting a
Speaker 3: fall story, why would you let your FBI continue to
Speaker 3: investigate it. Why would you accept the already doosiate, Why
Speaker 3: would you accept the information from Susman, the lawyer from
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton's law firm. All of that stuff we now
Speaker 3: know turned out to be false, bogus, bad intel. There
Speaker 3: was a warning to Bresident Obama and to John Brennan
Speaker 3: that this was going to happen, and they let it happen.
Speaker 3: Then when it did happen, they continue to keep the
Speaker 3: ruse going by using an official intelligence community assessment to
Speaker 3: miss lead the American people and cast out on the
Speaker 3: beginning of the Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: And meanwhile it was actually contradicted by the real intelligence
Speaker 1: that they had access to. Also, that's what makes us
Speaker 1: even more spectacular. All right, quick break right back more
Speaker 1: with editor in chief, founder and investigative reporter from justinews
Speaker 1: dot com John Solomon is with us well more. On
Speaker 1: the other side, Tulca Gabbard will comment on this as
Speaker 1: well tonight on Television nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel.
Speaker 2: As we continue. Now, we continue now.
Speaker 1: John Solomon is with US founder, editor in chief and
Speaker 1: chief investigative reporter just thenews dot com. We now you
Speaker 1: broke the story about how the FBI has opened in
Speaker 1: the last number of weeks a grand conspiracy investigation covering
Speaker 1: the ten years going back to just before the twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen election. That would include everything that we're getting here
Speaker 1: from your Foyer request that was released today and all
Speaker 1: the way through. Jack Smith, tell us where you think
Speaker 1: this is going here, because it sounds to me like
Speaker 1: you have some of the most powerful people within our
Speaker 1: government at the highest levels, taking the good work of
Speaker 1: career people in our government, perverting it for political purposes
Speaker 1: and propagandizing and even using it as a weapon to
Speaker 1: to try and criminalize behavior that they did not take place.
Speaker 1: And meanwhile, they knew the entire time that the person
Speaker 1: that really had rushed and disinformation and bought and paid
Speaker 1: for it was their friend and their candidate.
Speaker 3: That's right, they did. In fact that remember, the CIA
Speaker 3: learned at some point that Christopher Steele has been penetrated
Speaker 3: by Russian intelligence and they send the warnings to the FBI.
Speaker 3: Of course, the FBI doesn't pay attention to because they
Speaker 3: weren't interested in the facts of the intelligence. They were
Speaker 3: interested in creating the narrative that Donald Trump was a
Speaker 3: Russian stooge when he wasn't. The Grand Conspiracy is a
Speaker 3: case that's been opened by the FBI under Cash matel.
Speaker 3: It treats the period from twenty sixteen to twenty twenty
Speaker 3: four as one ongoing conspiracy, one effort by government actors
Speaker 3: to avoid the civil liberties of people like Donald Trump
Speaker 3: and Carter Page and some of the people in the
Speaker 3: raid on mar Lago. And it also and so because
Speaker 3: the chiefs is an ongoing conspiracy, the statute of limitations
Speaker 3: become a little bit different. You can charge something that
Speaker 3: happens in the last five years and say that's one
Speaker 3: act of a conspiracy that began all the way back
Speaker 3: when Crossfire Hurricane was begun. It was a get jump conspiracy,
Speaker 3: and it misused the powers of government to achieve the outcomes.
Speaker 1: Uh, we've known each other a long time, John, and
Speaker 1: you're one of the hardest working investigative reporters I know,
Speaker 1: and you do a phenomenal job. This is vindication at
Speaker 1: its highest level. I mean, this really shows that this
Speaker 1: deep state is not some conspiracy theory. That the reporting
Speaker 1: that you did that, we did that others. You know,
Speaker 1: there were a few of us, there weren't very many,
Speaker 1: and you led the way. We're dead on accurate. And
Speaker 1: I'm hoping now that this gets fixed immediately, and I
Speaker 1: hope that fam Bondi, the Attorney General. I have every
Speaker 1: belief she probably will follow your advice and follow through
Speaker 1: on this. This is spectacularly scary to me. It just
Speaker 1: shows that the weaponization story was real the whole time.
Speaker 1: The Russia conspiracy hoax was real the whole time. It
Speaker 1: was a hoax, that the Get Trump movement among the
Speaker 1: most powerful people in Washington and the swamp was real too.
Speaker 1: Great work, John Solomon, just thenews dot com editor in chief,
Speaker 1: founder investigative reporter.
Speaker 2: We'll have you back next week. I'm sure to follow
Speaker 2: up on this.
Speaker 3: Thank you, sir, good, Thank you.
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Speaker 1: we have Mamdani fever pretty much everywhere and this is
Speaker 1: now the biggest problem of the Democratic Party. Their leadership
Speaker 1: post November fifth, twenty four has emerged and the loudest
Speaker 1: voices are Mamdani AOC the squad Grandpa fighting the oligarch
Speaker 1: by traveling around the country in a private jet and
Speaker 1: justifying all the carbon pollution that he's leaving behind. Meanwhile
Speaker 1: talking about the Green New Deal and the need to
Speaker 1: tell you what refrigerators, freezers and stoves you can do
Speaker 1: use and what cars to put in your driveway anyway,
Speaker 1: So it's a little insane. No democrat has the willingness
Speaker 1: to take on these radicals at all. What's really depressing
Speaker 1: for them, it should be, if they had any brains,
Speaker 1: is they have embraced the most radical people in their party.
Speaker 1: You know, the latest, of course, is Marxist Mamdani. I
Speaker 1: mean you look at this guy. This guy, first of all,
Speaker 1: has done nothing of value in his life. He's advocated
Speaker 1: for a government band to private property. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, we've got a list of Mamdani craziness.
Speaker 2: Let's play it. Does that just make you uncomfortable?
Speaker 4: Like the phrase globalizentifanta from the river to the sea,
Speaker 4: does that make you come uncomfortable?
Speaker 5: I know people for whom those things mean very different things.
Speaker 6: And to me, ultimately, what I hear in so many
Speaker 6: is a desperate desire for equality and equal rights.
Speaker 5: In standing up for palicy and human rights.
Speaker 6: I am in favor of defunding the police. As mayor
Speaker 6: New York City would arrest Benjamin Netanyahu. And then it
Speaker 6: comes to making buses free and universal childcare, increasing the
Speaker 6: top corporate tax rate of New York to match that
Speaker 6: of New Jersey that raises five billion dollars, and increasing
Speaker 6: income taxes on the top one percent of New Yorkers
Speaker 6: who make a million dollars or more a year by
Speaker 6: two percent. City run grocery stores. I've proposed a pilot
Speaker 6: program of one store in each borough. These are five
Speaker 6: stores in total. The total cost of this is sixty
Speaker 6: million dollars.
Speaker 5: Do you like capitalism? No, I have many critiques of capitalism.
Speaker 5: You're a proud democratic socialist.
Speaker 3: Do you think that is a platform that would work
Speaker 3: for other candidates running and other parts of the country.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 8: Violence is an artificial construction. Right have to be very
Speaker 8: clear what is happening here.
Speaker 5: Is violence.
Speaker 9: Do you think that billionaires have a right to exist.
Speaker 6: I don't think that we should have billionaires because, frankly,
Speaker 6: it is so much money. We have to continue to
Speaker 6: elect more socialists, and we have to ensure that we
Speaker 6: are unapologetic about our socialists.
Speaker 5: But then there are also.
Speaker 6: Other issues that we firmly believe in, whether it's BDS
Speaker 6: right or whether it's the end goal of season the
Speaker 6: means of production.
Speaker 9: Do you condemn that phrase globalize the intafada.
Speaker 5: That's not language that I use.
Speaker 6: If we want to end the housing crisis, the solution
Speaker 6: has to be moving toward the full decommodification of housing.
Speaker 8: We have a budget of close to six billion dollars
Speaker 8: for the New York City Police Department, and that is
Speaker 8: an astronomical figure. I think in this first year we
Speaker 8: need to take a billion dollars out of that budget,
Speaker 8: and I think that we need to reinvest that money
Speaker 8: into social services.
Speaker 6: Would life be better if we just abolish private property
Speaker 6: and transform our society and some more collective, egalitarian one.
Speaker 5: I think it probably would be better.
Speaker 2: Are prisons obsolete?
Speaker 5: What pers do they search?
Speaker 1: I mean this guy, I mean think about this. Oh
Speaker 1: we're going to tax especially the whiter neighborhoods. Oh okay,
Speaker 1: nobody should own property. We should not have billionaires. Uh oh,
Speaker 1: we're going to tax you to death. But you're not
Speaker 1: going to leave New York. You're all going to leave
Speaker 1: New York. You out of your mind? Now the latest
Speaker 1: somebody got a hold of them, because go back just
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago. He was on Meet the Press,
Speaker 1: not once, not twice, but three times. Was he he
Speaker 1: was asked to condemn, and on other occasions as well,
Speaker 1: the use of the term global atifada.
Speaker 9: Here's his answer, Do you condemn that phrase globalize the inada?
Speaker 5: That's not language that I use.
Speaker 9: Do you condemn that phase globalize the indofada, which a
Speaker 9: lot of people here is a call to violence against Jews.
Speaker 6: I've heard from many Jewish New Yorkers who have shared
Speaker 6: their concerns with me.
Speaker 5: Quickly.
Speaker 9: For the people who care about the language and who
Speaker 9: feel really concerned by that phrase, why not just condemn it.
Speaker 6: My concern is to start to walk down the line
Speaker 6: of language and making clear what language I believe is
Speaker 6: permissible or impermissible. Takes me into a place similar to
Speaker 6: that of the president, who is looking to do those
Speaker 6: very kinds of things.
Speaker 1: And now this is mom Nannie today. Obviously somebody said
Speaker 1: to him, get better, Finally, condemn global antifada, even though
Speaker 1: you're not since here and authentic and you really don't
Speaker 1: believe it lis it?
Speaker 6: For some New Yorkers, this phrase is one that refers
Speaker 6: to civil disobedience and protests. I was sitting with a
Speaker 6: rabbi not too long ago who told me how the
Speaker 6: same phrase is heard very differently by her, and it's
Speaker 6: heard as a reference to.
Speaker 5: Bus bombings and Haifa.
Speaker 6: That distance between what some intend and what others here
Speaker 6: is a bridge that is too far. And it is
Speaker 6: why I have not use the phrase, and it is
Speaker 6: why I discourage its use.
Speaker 1: Uh, why didn't you condemn it the fifty other occasions
Speaker 1: that you were asked about it and you just flat
Speaker 1: out refuse to Anyway, Betsy McCoy is with us, former
Speaker 1: Lieutenant governor of the State of New York. There's a
Speaker 1: lot to say about Marxist Mondami and anyway, we appreciate
Speaker 1: you being with us. How do you assess the race?
Speaker 1: First of all, it's great to have you Beck.
Speaker 7: Well, thank you, Sean, and I'm glad to be with
Speaker 7: you today because so many New Yorkers are panicking. You've
Speaker 7: even got that billboard in Times Square that humorously vivid
Speaker 7: KWAMASLAMI put up saying, Hey, forget Palm Beach, come to Cleveland. Right, Well,
Speaker 7: New Yorkers don't have to go to Cleveland. We can
Speaker 7: beat Mom Donni in this race, Sean, even with all
Speaker 7: the candidates who are currently in the race. That is
Speaker 7: so important to underscore. But I clenched the numbers. I
Speaker 7: have a piece up in the New York Post that
Speaker 7: shows how we can do this, and it's really quite
Speaker 7: easy to understand. Mondani won with four hundred and sixty
Speaker 7: two thousand votes in the primary. That's the number of
Speaker 7: people who picked them first time around, Right, four hundred
Speaker 7: and sixty two thousand. Well, it's the turnout in the
Speaker 7: general election as low like twenty one percent as it
Speaker 7: was in twenty twenty one, the last mayor's race. Well,
Speaker 7: then Mamdani will win because four undred sixty two thousand,
Speaker 7: that'll be a winning number. But if we push turnout up,
Speaker 7: it won't be a winning number. And when I say
Speaker 7: push turn it up, I'm not in La La land. Here.
Speaker 7: Juliani here he won with fifty seven percent turnout, Dinkins
Speaker 7: won with sixty percent turnout, Lindsay won with eighty percent turnout,
Speaker 7: And in most presidential years there's over sixty percent turnout
Speaker 7: right here in New York City. So Mondaani can win
Speaker 7: if nobody bothers to vote. But if New Yorkers decide
Speaker 7: they're going to come out and vote because the future
Speaker 7: of the city, their own right to own a home,
Speaker 7: own a business, send their kids, to a decent school.
Speaker 7: All that's on the line. If they turn out, he
Speaker 7: won't win. There are I'm going to show you why
Speaker 7: he's up against eleven percent of the electures who are Republicans,
Speaker 7: twenty percent were independent. And here's the critical number. Listen
Speaker 7: to this number. Five hundred and seventy three thousand, six
Speaker 7: hundred and eighteen persuadable purples. Those are registered Democrats who
Speaker 7: voted for Biden in twenty twenty but did not follow
Speaker 7: the leftwood words of their party to vote for Kamala
Speaker 7: Harrison twenty twenty four. They won't vote for a progressive,
Speaker 7: they won't vote for a radical, and they outnumber the
Speaker 7: four hundred and sixty two thousand Mondaney got in the primary.
Speaker 7: So if we get all these people out, we can.
Speaker 1: Beat But you've got something else to factor in that
Speaker 1: you've not addressed yet, and that is you've got not one,
Speaker 1: not two, not three, but you got four people on
Speaker 1: the left running, and two are very well known, one
Speaker 1: being Andrew Cuomo, the former governor, the other being Eric Adams,
Speaker 1: the current mayor, and then some obscure radical leftists. But
Speaker 1: then you got one Republican that's running on a Rudy Giuliani,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump platform.
Speaker 2: That's Curtis sliwa.
Speaker 1: I mean, could the four Democrats split the voted off
Speaker 1: and create a path that Curtis could actually sneak in there?
Speaker 7: Well, the fact is any one of those opponents of
Speaker 7: Mam Donnie could sneak in there, because what I did
Speaker 7: is I took the electorate in in New York. I
Speaker 7: divided in half fifty percent turn out, right, Then I
Speaker 7: divided it in four and I got I got five
Speaker 7: hundred and eighty two thousand. That's what's needed to win,
Speaker 7: not the four hundred and sixty two thousand that Mam
Speaker 7: Donnie collected. Now, will we do better than he did
Speaker 7: in the primary? That is not a given. And I'll
Speaker 7: tell you why. The young voters who turned that for him,
Speaker 7: they are fickle voters. They are kiss me today, goodbye
Speaker 7: tomorrow voters. In twenty twenty one, over half of the
Speaker 7: young people nineteen to twenty nine who voted in the
Speaker 7: primary never showed up to the general election. Over half.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's go. I still think he is the odds
Speaker 1: on favorite.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: He's the favorite. Not a done deal, and it will
Speaker 7: depend on turnout in New York. If all of us listening, shown,
Speaker 7: everybody listening to you today, to your great show, if
Speaker 7: they turn out and we have sixty percent turnout like
Speaker 7: we do in a presidential year, take it to the bank, Mom, Donny.
Speaker 2: Loses, then who wins one of.
Speaker 7: The other three? I cannot predict which one, but you know,
Speaker 7: getting those guys out of the race. Look, they're politicians.
Speaker 2: We would it be better.
Speaker 1: Andrew Clomo proposed and I don't think, I don't think.
Speaker 1: I think he's doing it for his own political purposes
Speaker 1: in September, that there should be some credible poll and
Speaker 1: that whoever's number two should get the nod and the
Speaker 1: other people should should bow out willingly, and that make
Speaker 1: a pledge to do so to save New York City
Speaker 1: from Mom Donnie. Now, I don't think I know Curtis
Speaker 1: is not going to do it. I don't think. I
Speaker 1: don't think Eric Adams is going to do it.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 7: Politicians are, Shawn, there a legends in their own mind.
Speaker 7: Not one of these guys is going to do it.
Speaker 7: But what I'm saying is the number show if we
Speaker 7: take if we take the initiative and get New Yorkers
Speaker 7: to come to the poll as they do in a
Speaker 7: presidential year. Sixty and Mom.
Speaker 1: Donnie Music Quick Break more with former New York Lieutenant
Speaker 1: Governor Betsy McCoy on the other side, that we'll get
Speaker 1: to your calls coming up eight hundred and nine to
Speaker 1: four one, Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program.
Speaker 4: As we continue, the final hour of the Sean Hannity
Speaker 4: Show was up next, Hang on for Shawn's Conservative solutions.
Speaker 1: Great state of New York, which is deteriorating by the hour. Okay,
Speaker 1: So Kathy Hochel speaks to New Yorkers and says I
Speaker 1: will be your therapist and tries to reassure people in
Speaker 1: New York City that if this guy's elected, that she
Speaker 1: will be a check in balance against him, without quite
Speaker 1: saying it as strongly as I did. It was very tempered,
Speaker 1: not very convincing, and I don't believe it to be true.
Speaker 7: It is not true. The next governor of New York
Speaker 7: will have the authority under Section nine of the state
Speaker 7: constitutions to remove this mayor.
Speaker 1: And it's never gonna happen, Betsy, It's never gonna happen. Look,
Speaker 1: it could happen if Alice Stafonic got in, It could
Speaker 1: happen Republican or another Republican got in, fair enough, But
Speaker 1: I don't. It's not gonna happen under Hochel. And if
Speaker 1: he wants to raise taxes, New York City taxes, he's
Speaker 1: got a radical, extreme left wing city council to help them.
Speaker 7: Have another democratic governor in this state. We must elect
Speaker 7: a Republican.
Speaker 1: That I'm telling you, Betsy, here's the problem. People like
Speaker 1: me left, people like you know every big Wall Street
Speaker 1: firm is now also based in Florida. And what they're
Speaker 1: gonna do is they're gonna pull the plug on New
Speaker 1: York City once and for all.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna put up with it. Am I wrong?
Speaker 2: Tell me I'm wrong.
Speaker 7: Let me give you a ray of hope.
Speaker 1: No, it's not a ray of hope for me. I
Speaker 1: have plenty of sunshine down here. I'm happy with my decision.
Speaker 3: You do.
Speaker 7: But Ray Kelly and I have launched Save NYC dot org.
Speaker 7: Please come to Save NYC seven letters dot org. We
Speaker 7: have launched an independent expenditure committee. We are gonna spend
Speaker 7: the money to get the turnout in New York needed
Speaker 7: to defeat Mom Donnie, and I want our listeners here
Speaker 7: to either donate or come be volunteers. The website is there.
Speaker 7: This is your opportunity for the taking to be part
Speaker 7: of the solution. If you don't want Mom, Donnie, and
Speaker 7: you don't want to leave New York, join us Save
Speaker 7: NYC dot org. You don't have to just complain.
Speaker 1: Now you have a chance to do something for the
Speaker 1: sake of my friends in New York. I don't want
Speaker 1: wish this upon them, but it will be great for
Speaker 1: the state of Florida, where I live, if in fact,
Speaker 1: people pick up their steakes and just you know, pull
Speaker 1: up their stakes and leave. But you know what, I
Speaker 1: don't wish that. It was once the greatest city in
Speaker 1: the world. It's now one of the worst cities in
Speaker 1: the world.
Speaker 7: It's awful, and we have an empire state and now
Speaker 7: it's the evacuation state. That's what it is. But it
Speaker 7: can be true, said sire a Republican governor.
Speaker 2: Okay, and if it doesn't happen, are you moving to Florida?
Speaker 7: No, I'm going to stay and fight, Sean. But I
Speaker 7: love being on your radio show.
Speaker 3: It's a public service.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you being with us. Betsy McCoy eight hundred ninety
Speaker 1: four one Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program,