Speaker 1: All right, News round up and information Overload hour. Here's
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Speaker 1: four one sean if you want to join us. You know,
Speaker 1: I keep saying, and nobody really wants to listen to me.
Speaker 1: But you see these new developments in the case of
Speaker 1: Nancy Guthrie, eighty four years old missing. Now we have
Speaker 1: videos of what looks like a mass perpetrator the night
Speaker 1: she was taken, and they've been able to, you know,
Speaker 1: thank God for new technology, they've been able to recover
Speaker 1: video and pictures of this this masked hidden apper, and
Speaker 1: hopefully this will be the break in the case that
Speaker 1: we need. And you see that the nation's attention has
Speaker 1: been drawn to this case, and it really does fit
Speaker 1: a long running theme on this program, which is that
Speaker 1: law and order in safety and security or paramount it
Speaker 1: is a prerequisite, as I often say, for the pursuit
Speaker 1: of happiness. It's just a fact. And you know, when
Speaker 1: I made this comment on TV, I said, it's not
Speaker 1: I'm not made a political statement here, but it is.
Speaker 1: You know, security in every aspect of every American's life
Speaker 1: matters and every life matters. I believe that all of us,
Speaker 1: every human being, was created by God with their unique
Speaker 1: fingerprint and unique talent that He put within them. The
Speaker 1: Bible says every hair of our heads are counted, and
Speaker 1: that every life is precious, and talent is is God given.
Speaker 1: And and that's why I think the nation, you know,
Speaker 1: anybody with a heart and a soul and a conscience,
Speaker 1: you know you want Nancy Guthrie found found alive and
Speaker 1: returned to her family and returned to her life. And
Speaker 1: I'm sure ten days in it, a lot of people
Speaker 1: are worried about it. This again, hopefully is the break
Speaker 1: we need in this case, and hopefully we find her alive.
Speaker 1: You know, it's not by accident. For ten years, I'm
Speaker 1: sorry for two decades. Rather, you know, when Obama became president,
Speaker 1: I could not understand why is president? He only mentioned two,
Speaker 1: maybe three times throughout his entire eight years as president.
Speaker 1: And you know, all of the shootings that take place
Speaker 1: predictably every weekend and is in his hometown home city
Speaker 1: of Chicago. It's unfathomable to me. And you know the
Speaker 1: fact that every mayor, every governor has come and gone,
Speaker 1: and those shootings continue and nobody lifts a finger. And
Speaker 1: I would scroll the names of all those people shot,
Speaker 1: shot and killed, and nobody really cared. Nobody lifted a finger.
Speaker 1: Why is it because they can't politicize it, blame Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: They can't weaponize it, you know, like they can in
Speaker 1: the case of George Floyd or in the cases in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: It's just frustrating to me. You know, we look at
Speaker 1: what ICE has been able to do. They've been able
Speaker 1: to rescue, you know, Joe Biden allowed in unvetted known terrorists, murderers, rapists,
Speaker 1: known you know, other violent criminals, child molesters, and you know,
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands have been arrested because Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: cleaning up the mess that he inherited, the single most
Speaker 1: preventable national security disaster in our country. And yet ICE
Speaker 1: comes under fire. Renee Good hit the accelerator. We know
Speaker 1: that the officer involved in that case at internal bleeding.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants to pay attention to that. In the case
Speaker 1: of Alex pretty okay, everyone wants answers. Fine, I'm willing
Speaker 1: to ask any questions. I'm not expecting perfection, and if
Speaker 1: you know, let's see where the investigation goes, we don't
Speaker 1: rush to judgment on this program. But in the end,
Speaker 1: every life matters, and we need every town and we
Speaker 1: need all these criminals off the streets. So there's a
Speaker 1: committee hearing today and it's and Congressman Matt Van Epps
Speaker 1: of Tennessee is going to join us in a second.
Speaker 1: He's on the Homeland Security Committee. And anyways, discussed, they
Speaker 1: were discussing testimony of US Customs Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott,
Speaker 1: director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services. Also todd Lyons
Speaker 1: was there, and here's here's Rodney Scott, the you know,
Speaker 1: CBP commissioner touting all of the accomplishments of the Trump
Speaker 1: administration because of trying to protect every small town in
Speaker 1: big city and getting unvetted criminals out of our country. Listen,
Speaker 1: we have.
Speaker 2: Now implemented effective policies, established unified priorities and objectives across
Speaker 2: all federal departments, and empowered our workforce to do their
Speaker 2: jobs by simply enforcing the laws that already exist.
Speaker 3: We have imposed.
Speaker 2: Consequences for those who break our laws, the laws that
Speaker 2: this body enacted. And today the United States, because of
Speaker 2: these efforts, enjoys the most secure border in our nation's history.
Speaker 2: But this progress did not happen by accident. It's a
Speaker 2: result of a comprehensive approach to border security. We ended
Speaker 2: catch and release, we prioritized attention and removal authorities, and
Speaker 2: we sent a clear message that illegal entry into the
Speaker 2: United States will not be tolerated. And the numbers speak
Speaker 2: for themselves. We have achieved record low illegal crossings between
Speaker 2: ports of entry. Border patrol apprehensions along the southwest border
Speaker 2: totaled over ninety thousand for the entire year. That's a
Speaker 2: number that used to represent a single month under the
Speaker 2: Biden administration. Daily encounters have dropped by ninety five percent,
Speaker 2: averaging about two hundred and fifty per day compared to
Speaker 2: five thousand a day during the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: Now, we also pointed out how there are coordinated, well
Speaker 1: funded insurgencies, you know, trying to prevent legal laws from
Speaker 1: being enforced in the country.
Speaker 2: At Liza, we're fighting in a different fight now. The
Speaker 2: reason you saw so many people surged into la at
Speaker 2: one point and then now into Minneapolis was because we
Speaker 2: had to surge additional resources and to protect the ICE
Speaker 2: agents that were literally just going to try to make
Speaker 2: a lawful arrest. So we had to put in two teams,
Speaker 2: one to do the arrest and another one to deal
Speaker 2: with the protesters. Luckily, CBP, well not luckily. Unfortunately, CBPS
Speaker 2: had to build out this capability over the years because
Speaker 2: we had been dealing with increased protests at the border,
Speaker 2: mass incursions, so we trained our people how to do
Speaker 2: crowd control. But let's not miss the fact that we
Speaker 2: have coordinated wealth funded and I think insurgencies or terrorist organizations,
Speaker 2: however you want to call it, literally trying to prevent
Speaker 2: legal laws from being enforced in the United States. That
Speaker 2: is a dramatic change. That's why we've had to shift.
Speaker 1: Then you have you know, idiot democrats like you know,
Speaker 1: mister Feng Fang. Eric Swolwell was only gold in life
Speaker 1: right now is to position himself to be Gavin's replacement
Speaker 1: when Gavin runs for president. You know, asking todd Lyons
Speaker 1: if he'll apologize to the families of Renee Good and
Speaker 1: Alex pretty.
Speaker 4: Sure Lyons, will you apologize for the family of Renee
Speaker 4: Good for being called a domestic terrorist by the president
Speaker 4: and his leadership? No, sir, why not?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 6: I welcome the opportunity to speak to the family of
Speaker 6: private but I'm not going to comment on any active investigation.
Speaker 4: Is she a domestic terrorist?
Speaker 6: Sir, I'm not going to comment on the investigation. And
Speaker 6: the President and Secretary of NOME are elected officials. That's
Speaker 6: your right to their comments, but as long enforced preer
Speaker 6: law enforcement, we won't speak to any Do you agree
Speaker 6: with their comments, sir, I'm not going to go ahead
Speaker 6: and talk about any ongoing investigation.
Speaker 4: Will you apologize to the family of Alex Preddy for
Speaker 4: also being called the domestic terrorist?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 6: Again, I'm not going to speak to any ongoing investigation.
Speaker 1: Joining us now, Congressman Matt Van Apps of Tennessee is
Speaker 1: with us. Who was there today? I mean, it's so
Speaker 1: frustrating that you know, all of the hundreds of thousands
Speaker 1: of pardoned criminals that ICE has put their lives on
Speaker 1: the line to arrest and to pour it out of
Speaker 1: this country, they get no credit ever from anybody.
Speaker 7: Hey, Sean, great to be back with you. I mean,
Speaker 7: you've hit the nail on the head. I mean, we
Speaker 7: this four years of a poorest border under Biden that
Speaker 7: led in fifteen million illegal immigrants, to include narco terrorists,
Speaker 7: to include known and suspected terrorists from other organizations, which
Speaker 7: just you know, if we go back to just after
Speaker 7: nine to eleven, this would not stand. I mean, no
Speaker 7: one would stand for that. And these gentlemen that we're
Speaker 7: here today in the hearing from ICE and CBP and USCIS,
Speaker 7: they did a tremendous job. I'm confident in their leadership.
Speaker 7: These are gentlemen that have career in law enforcement and military,
Speaker 7: that have spanned multiple administrations in their positions, and they
Speaker 7: were poised and professional, and we on the Republican side,
Speaker 7: we did everything we could to show the support to
Speaker 7: be grateful what the Trump administration has done and what
Speaker 7: they were doing to secure our border and force federal
Speaker 7: immigration laws and keep dangerous criminals off our streets.
Speaker 1: All Right, so the hearing goes down, how many hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of people have a hardened criminals have been deported?
Speaker 1: Because if you listen to fake news CBS, they've been
Speaker 1: out there saying, oh, it's only fourteen percent, that's not
Speaker 1: true at all. It's close to seventy percent, isn't it.
Speaker 7: That's right, that's right. And you know a couple of
Speaker 7: questions that I asked today that I wanted to hone
Speaker 7: in on is you know, we've got federal law enforcement
Speaker 7: working with the state in Memphis, not in my distract,
Speaker 7: but it's a great example in Tennessee of federal law
Speaker 7: enforcement working alongside Governor Lee, who's done a fantastic job,
Speaker 7: outstanding leadership, and that partnership they've worked together. That Memphis
Speaker 7: Safe Task Force has arrested over six thousand people, and
Speaker 7: that collaboration and cooperation is a prime example of how
Speaker 7: ICE and other federal agencies can and should work with
Speaker 7: states that support them and to get this really critical
Speaker 7: mission done to support our country, protect our communities. And
Speaker 7: I was very pleased by the answer to that question
Speaker 7: about what else can law enforcement do? What are other
Speaker 7: successful partnerships and Director Lions mentioned Florida and Oklahoma and
Speaker 7: Louisiana is great examples of when states cooperate with the
Speaker 7: federal government and locals cooperate. No sanctuary cities and we
Speaker 7: can talk more about that, but when they cooperate, we're
Speaker 7: able to get this mission done and continue to deport
Speaker 7: criminals who are to your point, over seventy seventy percent
Speaker 7: with with criminal records, violent dangerous criminals.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean This is the This is the most
Speaker 1: frustrating thing. They caused this problem. They are exacerbating this problem.
Speaker 1: Their rhetoric is putting law enforcement their lives in jeopardy.
Speaker 1: I find their rhetoric insightful, beyond insulting, and I mean
Speaker 1: the insult aspect of it is I guess, you know,
Speaker 1: the least significant. However, it's insightful and it's also dehumanizing.
Speaker 1: And then you have these groups and the funding. What
Speaker 1: can you tell us about the funding that's gone on
Speaker 1: behind the scenes for these groups.
Speaker 7: Well, let me let me start by that for your
Speaker 7: first point, Sean, because you're spot on with this. This
Speaker 7: rhetoric is incredibly harmful.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 7: I saw that in the in the committee hearing today
Speaker 7: from the Democrats, who time and time again are are
Speaker 7: using incredibly incendiary language that puts our law enforcement at risk.
Speaker 7: And then then you've got Mackaiber from New Jersey who
Speaker 7: as director line and how Judgment Day will work for
Speaker 7: him and if he was going to hell just absolutely
Speaker 7: absurd and ridiculous questions that were quite frankly, very offensive,
Speaker 7: and it was basically, you know, going after mocking religion
Speaker 7: and her questions those are the kind of things we
Speaker 7: cannot stand for. We have we have to let me.
Speaker 1: Let me play it so people understand. Lamonica mc iver
Speaker 1: asking Todd Lyons if he thinks he's going to hell?
Speaker 1: I mean, this is how insane the left is.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you some questions that you may be
Speaker 3: able to answer. Mister Lions. Do you consider yourself a
Speaker 3: religious man? Ma'am? Oh? Yes, okay, Well, how do you
Speaker 3: think Judgment Day will work for you? With so much
Speaker 3: blood on your hands? I'm not going to entertain that question. Well, okay,
Speaker 3: of course not. Do you think you're going to hell?
Speaker 3: Mister Lyons, I'm not going to end.
Speaker 8: How many governmental Lady will suspend, General lady will suspend?
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't even know how to deal with that.
Speaker 1: I mean, it is so beyond insulting, so so arrogant,
Speaker 1: and so absolutely ignorant of what it is that these
Speaker 1: ice officers have to put up with every day and
Speaker 1: the risk that they take every day, and they want
Speaker 1: to go home to their families too.
Speaker 7: For the record, absolutely, and you know, John, it was
Speaker 7: that comment was so absurd, and you know from somebody
Speaker 7: you know, I'm a West Point grad, was an Army
Speaker 7: combat helicopter pilot flu shot us with the one to
Speaker 7: sixty A special Operations Aviation Regimen. Someone who wants to
Speaker 7: get in here now two months in Congress and work
Speaker 7: to get things done in advance meaningful policy to protect
Speaker 7: our country. Those kind of things have no place in
Speaker 7: this building. They have no place in the rhetoric. It
Speaker 7: damages all the things that are being worked on it,
Speaker 7: and it puts our to your point, it puts ICE
Speaker 7: in law enforcement at risk, and we just cannot do that,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 1: So what's going to happen. Are they going to try
Speaker 1: to defund ICE in the next week?
Speaker 7: Well, I I think so. I think I know those
Speaker 7: negotiations are going on right now, and uh, you know,
Speaker 7: and this is a you know, I.
Speaker 1: Say, let them take that stand. Let them be the
Speaker 1: party a defund dismantled mobil reimagine the police and defund DICE.
Speaker 1: Let them be that party. Good luck running on reelection.
Speaker 7: Well, I think there's I mean, there's there's a lot
Speaker 7: of truth to that, where you know, we're gonna we're
Speaker 7: gonna have the Save America Act come in come into
Speaker 7: the floor so that we have IDs required when you
Speaker 7: register to vote, so that we have IDs in federal
Speaker 7: elections when you when you vote, just common common sense
Speaker 7: things that are good for our republic, for our democracy,
Speaker 7: things that we have to get done. And I will
Speaker 7: I'll be surprised if if there are a lot of
Speaker 7: Democrats supporting it and they're common sense solutions. So I'm
Speaker 7: eager to bring that to a vote and see how
Speaker 7: that happens. To your to your point and you know,
Speaker 7: and you know, I think on a on a point
Speaker 7: here too, sean of getting things done. And in the
Speaker 7: hearing today, one of my one of my colleagues, Bigs
Speaker 7: from South Carolina, she she meant, mentioned her mobilizing against
Speaker 7: Sanctuary Cities Act, which is which is really smart. It's
Speaker 7: if you're if you're going to support sanctuary cities and
Speaker 7: you're not going to support these legal law enforcement operations,
Speaker 7: and you're not going to get federal funding. And it's
Speaker 7: a smart thing to do because these these sanctuary cities
Speaker 7: and these policies that prevent ice also put federal, local,
Speaker 7: state law enforcement in greater jeopardy.
Speaker 1: As well well said, appreciate your time, thanks for being
Speaker 1: with us, Thanks for your hard work. These guys needed
Speaker 1: support today. I can't believe what they had to put
Speaker 1: up with anyway, Congressman Matt Van Epps of Tennessee, thank you.
Speaker 1: When we come back, we'll hit the phones. We are
Speaker 1: still following developments. We now have videotape of the person
Speaker 1: that looks like he kidnapped Nancy Guthrie, masked and with
Speaker 1: a backpack and trying to put flowers or something over
Speaker 1: the the ringcam that they have out there. And hopefully
Speaker 1: this is the break in the case we've all been
Speaker 1: waiting for. Well, you can tell the Kentucky Democratic Governor
Speaker 1: Andy Basher is running for president. He's now claiming that
Speaker 1: there is a quote body count of American citizens who
Speaker 1: have been killed by ICE. Of course, he was on
Speaker 1: that hard hitting news show, The View, and he said
Speaker 1: ICE agents should be withdrawn from every city because there
Speaker 1: is a body count of American citizens. Every ICE agent
Speaker 1: should be withdrawn from every city, every community that they're in.
Speaker 1: Forget about the hundreds of thousands of pardened criminals that
Speaker 1: his party and I never heard him speak out against
Speaker 1: it allowed into our country, unvetted own terrorists, murderers, rapists,
Speaker 1: child molesters, other violent criminals. Forget about the hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands that Ice has been able to arrest, don't ever
Speaker 1: talk about that, and don't enforce the laws of our land.
Speaker 1: And he wants to be president. Now, we've had two
Speaker 1: American citizens, two who died. We know both of them.
Speaker 1: You know, we're interfering with ICE operations. In the one case,
Speaker 1: this guy Alex Pretty it was ten days before his death.
Speaker 1: But it gives you his mindset as it relates to ICE.
Speaker 1: And you know that needs to be investigated and we'll
Speaker 1: get a full report and you know, a full vetting
Speaker 1: of all of that. Anyway, and then he goes on
Speaker 1: to say and again he wants he knows that the
Speaker 1: base of his party is radical left. He had prided
Speaker 1: himself and being quote more moderate. There's nothing moderate about
Speaker 1: what he said on the view today. Is nothing moderate
Speaker 1: When he said he wants voter ID and the Save
Speaker 1: Act providing voter ID is onerous. Oh, you mean if
Speaker 1: you go to get on an airplane and you have
Speaker 1: to provide a photo ID, that's onerous. I don't think so. Anyway,
Speaker 1: here's what he said.
Speaker 3: Where do you fall on the Save Acts specifically?
Speaker 8: Well, I consider myself pragmatic. No, I think that we
Speaker 8: can agree that election security is an important thing. But
Speaker 8: when you create policies, they are so ownerus. You push
Speaker 8: people out who have the right to vote, who should
Speaker 8: be able to register. And so I think on any
Speaker 8: policy you got to look at what's reasonable.
Speaker 1: Voter ID is reasonable by every measure. All right, let's
Speaker 1: get to our busy phones. We are following the developments.
Speaker 1: We now have video, We have pictures of the what
Speaker 1: we believe to be the kidnapper of Nancy Guthrie. Hopefully
Speaker 1: this is going to be the break in this case
Speaker 1: that we've all been hoping for. But Savannah Guthrie posted
Speaker 1: a video to Instagram sharing a heartfelt message to our
Speaker 1: followers again yesterday asking for help to find her mother.
Speaker 1: We have more surveillance video released in this disappearance. And
Speaker 1: thank god Cash Bettell in the FBI I got involved
Speaker 1: in this. They were able to use this new technology
Speaker 1: to actually get to the bottom of this, and I
Speaker 1: give them a lot of credit, I really do. I
Speaker 1: didn't even know this technology existed, did you know, Linda, No,
Speaker 1: so all the first from me.
Speaker 9: I'm catching up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, but I'm glad it exists. They have
Speaker 1: the ability even if even if you've erased encrypted apps
Speaker 1: to recover it after you erased it. How crazy is that?
Speaker 1: That's pretty good, But I think it's like anything else.
Speaker 9: You know, some of these are very specific things that
Speaker 9: they can get because they're the FBI. You know, Like
Speaker 9: when you erase a text message, it says, make sure
Speaker 9: you do this because once you do it, you can't
Speaker 9: get it back. And then it's gone.
Speaker 1: Well, apparently you can get it back. Apparently, let's go
Speaker 1: to New Jersey. Ed is standing by Ed. How are
Speaker 1: you glad you called sar Ni Jean.
Speaker 5: Thank you for being there and thank you for what
Speaker 5: you do. Glad to see these updates, Praying for Nancy,
Speaker 5: got Toby all the time, day and night.
Speaker 1: And you know, I want to know why you said that,
Speaker 1: because you're an American that has a heart. That's why
Speaker 1: you said the Americans are good people. You're one of them. Anyway,
Speaker 1: go ahead.
Speaker 5: Anybody has a heart right now is praying, our caring,
Speaker 5: even if they don't believe they're they're they're wishing for
Speaker 5: the best. But anyway, my point might be kind of
Speaker 5: old because I wanted to touch on what you how
Speaker 5: you feel about the actual beginning of timeline that came
Speaker 5: up with they started with the doorbell being disconnected. They
Speaker 5: took that time and they took it on through to
Speaker 5: the Was it a heart monitor or a pacemaker?
Speaker 1: A pace maker?
Speaker 5: So that's that's in her body.
Speaker 1: Right, that's correct.
Speaker 5: Yes, connected to a watch app.
Speaker 1: It was connected to her Apple Watch.
Speaker 10: Yes.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Do you know how long she has to be
Speaker 5: away from that for it to stop recording?
Speaker 1: Uh, it's a good question, but it was disconnected if
Speaker 1: if my timeline is correct in my head, it was
Speaker 1: connected in a fairly short period of time.
Speaker 5: Right, Well, what I'm thinking, and it may be not
Speaker 5: important at this point, being there make so much progress,
Speaker 5: but uh, that doorbell ring could have been disconnected and
Speaker 5: they didn't enter right away.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know. I mean I've been looking
Speaker 1: at this video again and again and again all day.
Speaker 1: It's been on Fox. And you know, you have the
Speaker 1: picture of the guy. You have the video of this guy.
Speaker 1: He seems obsessed with the fact that he's on camera
Speaker 1: and goes to pick up what seems like flowers to
Speaker 1: cover the camera from recording, at least that's what I sees.
Speaker 1: Wearing gloves, he has a backpack, he has this face
Speaker 1: mask on. We're getting some better pictures now of the face,
Speaker 1: even with the mask on, and I'm hoping that somebody
Speaker 1: might be able to put two and two together and
Speaker 1: recognize this person and we get a good tip.
Speaker 5: That's what got me going today. But you know, my
Speaker 5: original thought was the timeline was off. I don't think
Speaker 5: they were in there for forty minutes. I think somebody
Speaker 5: connected the ring bell, whatever else had to be done,
Speaker 5: and by the time the the pacemaker got disconnected, we
Speaker 5: don't know how long that took. There was a lot
Speaker 5: of guesswork. And my other point was real quick, they said,
Speaker 5: to the timeline, it keeps saying two minutes for the
Speaker 5: garage door to open and close.
Speaker 1: Now that that sounds like an awful long period of time. No,
Speaker 1: by the way, I did, I did look up. A
Speaker 1: pacemaker and Apple watch or you know, typically disconnect when
Speaker 1: they're about one hundred feet apart, causing the device to
Speaker 1: stop actively sinking. And pacemakers connect to mobile devices using
Speaker 1: bluetooth or low energy radio frequency signals to send daily
Speaker 1: or weekly data to a monitoring app, you know, so
Speaker 1: when a patient moves out of range, the real time
Speaker 1: daily hour, you know, hourly transmission to the app stops immediately,
Speaker 1: though the pacemaker continues to function normally in the body.
Speaker 1: But again, the medications is a concern of everybody, and
Speaker 1: I got to roll my friend. Thank you, Kelly Alabama.
Speaker 1: Next Sean Hannity Show, Hi, hey.
Speaker 11: Selon, thank you for having me called big rand here.
Speaker 11: I listened to you daily, and we listened to you
Speaker 11: every night at eight. We're calling. Initially was about the
Speaker 11: division of people over you know, the halftime show, and
Speaker 11: I don't want to just keep dragging us up. But
Speaker 11: you really touched a nerve with me yesterday, a good
Speaker 11: nerve when you said we have a choice, because we
Speaker 11: do right now as Americans and as Republicans, we have
Speaker 11: a choice of what show we watched. We personally watched
Speaker 11: the Turning Point. I don't even know it existed, and
Speaker 11: my husband said, to get that turning point on. I
Speaker 11: definitely wasn't going to watch the other guy because they
Speaker 11: didn't know him. That's the only reason. And I woke
Speaker 11: up yesterday morning to so many people saying such overy thing, saying, see,
Speaker 11: they're dividing us, they're dividing us. You know who there
Speaker 11: was who was saying that, It was my Democratic friends,
Speaker 11: and I want to say, I don't think they're dividing
Speaker 11: us and like you did, because we have a choice
Speaker 11: right now as Americans. We have a choice. And I'm
Speaker 11: so thankful that thankful for that, and I thank you.
Speaker 1: Kelly, appreciate it, Stephanie and Florida.
Speaker 10: Hey, Hi, I just wanted to talk to you about
Speaker 10: it's kind of crazy. I'm talking to mister Hannity.
Speaker 1: Huh, yes, ma'am, there's nothing crazy about it. In the flush.
Speaker 1: Glad you called, all right.
Speaker 10: So I'm just going to say that, Yeah, I was
Speaker 10: really disappointed in the Super Bowl. I'm glad that the
Speaker 10: NFL is driving us away because it saves us money
Speaker 10: and I really appreciate turning points providing us an option.
Speaker 10: But that being said, I got to tell you about
Speaker 10: I'm a speech pathologist. I am paid and professional on
Speaker 10: pronunciations and dialog differences, and so I got beef with
Speaker 10: you for giving Miss Linda so much trouble because when
Speaker 10: we are evaluating a patient, swat would be correct as a.
Speaker 1: Door, sauce would be correct, and toalk radio would be correct,
Speaker 1: and coffee would be correct.
Speaker 10: Correct sauce would also be correct.
Speaker 1: Sous, It's not sauce it's not cowffee, and it's not Tork.
Speaker 10: No, it is. It is correct.
Speaker 1: They are born and it's not New York.
Speaker 10: It's incorrect. And if you look at your pronunciation of Berna,
Speaker 10: I think you consistently add an R to the end.
Speaker 10: So I think Linda actually has one up on you
Speaker 10: in pronunciation. And oh my gosh, licensed speech pathologists, if
Speaker 10: you I'm come to me for services and I can
Speaker 10: teach you how to correctly pronounce.
Speaker 1: Well, if you think she's all I'm pointing out is
Speaker 1: she has a very thick New York accent, although she
Speaker 1: grew up in Philly and she now lives in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 10: Okay, And then so I'm gonna take you can.
Speaker 1: Offer your services to Linda.
Speaker 10: Okay. She can also call me. I can also shift
Speaker 10: her to standard American dialect if she would like. Second
Speaker 10: of all, if you want to come to my little
Speaker 10: farm in Florida, you can see my working cats. I
Speaker 10: don't love cats, but they do a job for me,
Speaker 10: and when they eat less, when I put food in
Speaker 10: a bowl, I know they're productive and doing their job right.
Speaker 10: And then thirdly, I'm going to comment on the oils.
Speaker 10: I'm going to side with you mct oil Medium Chain,
Speaker 10: tried glycerides and coconut oils. They can definitely improve wellness,
Speaker 10: so Miss Linda needs to check them out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Linda is okay.
Speaker 9: So never said I wouldn't check them out. I just
Speaker 9: said there are things you can cook without that.
Speaker 1: You arguing mean to Stephanie and Florida.
Speaker 9: It's clear that Stephanie is on my side for the
Speaker 9: most part. I'm pretty calm, you know.
Speaker 3: You know when I.
Speaker 1: Get not calm, So you're beginning to get edgy.
Speaker 9: No, that's my resting place. My resting place is edgy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, thank you for pointing out that olive oil
Speaker 1: and avocado oil are healthy oil oils, and it's okay
Speaker 1: to cook French fries in that kind of oil. Correct.
Speaker 1: I agree, we're telling oil for example.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but again, I'm on Miss Linda's side. Cats cats
Speaker 10: have fun and she pronounces berna correctly and swath is
Speaker 10: not an error. It is just a dialectal difference.
Speaker 9: Stephanie, I want you to.
Speaker 1: Accent and let me tell you something. Most people around
Speaker 1: the country don't talk like she's talk.
Speaker 9: You're being so aggressive to Stephanie. She's just giving her opinion.
Speaker 1: I mean you don't have New York is not it's
Speaker 1: New York, Stephanie.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, he gets it's.
Speaker 1: Talk radio, Miss Linch.
Speaker 10: I am alike.
Speaker 1: Over palapasta sauce.
Speaker 10: It's still talking of clinical competence speech pathologists. So yours.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so Linda needs help. I agree with you. Now
Speaker 1: we're on the same page.
Speaker 10: Okay, Well even if you can give me a ring
Speaker 10: anytime and I will help you out with either saw
Speaker 10: whatever you want how to say?
Speaker 1: Bernash? All right, Stephanie, we love you, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Thank you for making us laugh. I mean, the news
Speaker 1: is rough. Like that's gonna wrap things up for today.
Speaker 1: We have full complete coverage of the newly released video
Speaker 1: and developments in this case of missing eighty four year
Speaker 1: old Nancy Guthrie. We've got Jonathan Hunties out there on
Speaker 1: the ground, Harvey Levin, Nancy Grace, Nicole Parker who was
Speaker 1: with us earlier, Greg Jared Tonight, we have a cybersecurity
Speaker 1: expert what might we be able to glean from that
Speaker 1: aspect of this, and more law enforcement officials and we'll
Speaker 1: get their insight take and we might even have breaking news.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think this might break open. This case,
Speaker 1: I pray that I'm right anyway, nine Eastern CYDVR, Hannity,
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