Speaker 1: Our two Sean Hannity Show toll free.
Speaker 2: Our number is eight hundred and nine foot one Shawn
Speaker 2: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: In a minute, will be joined by former Ambassador Nathan Sale,
Speaker 2: served in the first Trump administration Ambassador at Large for
Speaker 2: counter Terrorism and acting under Secretary of State. However, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of news out there as it relates to Iran,
Speaker 2: and most of it is good, some of it not
Speaker 2: so good. I have been through this in my life
Speaker 2: where I've had fatwaws, you know, on my head, confirmed
Speaker 2: by the Masad and confirmed by NYPD and our government.
Speaker 2: I've been hacked by the Iranians. I mean, the level
Speaker 2: of sophistication all these countries have and their ability to
Speaker 2: hack people is unbelievable. It's not something I talk a
Speaker 2: lot about. But in light of Iranian state media broadcasting
Speaker 2: this chilling three minute video fantasizing about killing Baron Trump
Speaker 2: and threatening Milania Trump and friends of THEIRS. The clip
Speaker 2: entitled where to kill Baron Trump? You know he's a
Speaker 2: twenty year old kid claiming you know he's fully monitored,
Speaker 2: showing depictions of dorms at New York's at NYU ET cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera. I mean, you got it's a clear and
Speaker 2: present dager. You got to take all of this seriously.
Speaker 2: That's what I tell people when they get threats. They
Speaker 2: don't like to hear it. Other colleagues of mine over
Speaker 2: the years that have come to me, what do I do?
Speaker 1: What do I do? What do I do?
Speaker 2: And you know, but there is other news that is
Speaker 2: actually fairly good news, and that is that last week
Speaker 2: we had four hundred ships get through the Straight of
Speaker 2: Horn moves and report after report after report showing that
Speaker 2: the Iranians now are going bankrupt, don't have the ability
Speaker 2: to pay even the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, you know, even
Speaker 2: before Treasury Secretary Scott Besson sets out you know, new
Speaker 2: moves to pressure Iran's economy. That's that seems to be
Speaker 2: their weakest point. But anyway, you know, you have oil
Speaker 2: now flowing through the straight o'hr moves, meaning Teyran's gambit
Speaker 2: of closing it has failed. The price of oil has
Speaker 2: come down dramatically, and the news was huge. Now I
Speaker 2: told you on Friday that the Atlanta Fed is predicting
Speaker 2: four point four percent GDP growth for the third quarter.
Speaker 2: Great economic news on top of other economic news that
Speaker 2: we went into great specificity on Friday. But anyway, US
Speaker 2: escorts now have you know, steadily, you know, these ships
Speaker 2: flowing through the Strait a four hundred percent increase from
Speaker 2: just two weeks earlier. And Iran's leaders are now doing
Speaker 2: another roundabout of good cop, bad cop. But the heat
Speaker 2: on Iran to make this deal now is going on
Speaker 2: and on and on. Now President Trump is saying, yeah,
Speaker 2: they want a deal, but we're not ready to do
Speaker 2: a deal. Here's what he said, not work there towards
Speaker 2: broad the fact indicates up the military options in.
Speaker 3: The region are limited.
Speaker 4: Oh, not at all.
Speaker 5: It just means that we're seeing what happens. They have
Speaker 5: no money, they have no maybe they have no air force.
Speaker 3: They are not paying their soldiers, they're not paying their police,
Speaker 3: they have three hundred and fifty inflation.
Speaker 5: So we're just going to sort of see what happens.
Speaker 3: And we have total control, as you know, of the border.
Speaker 5: We have total control.
Speaker 3: If you look at the blockade, we have total control
Speaker 3: of that entire region having to do with the straight
Speaker 3: of Foremones, and that means well into it the land areas.
Speaker 4: So they would love to make.
Speaker 3: A deal, but they're not ready to make the right.
Speaker 2: Deal in my opinion, remember any deal they made there,
Speaker 2: there's definitely two factions that are battling for controls, so
Speaker 2: that has been problematic. However, when once you get the
Speaker 2: armed forces and THEGC and theynre not getting paid and
Speaker 2: the people not getting paid. Now they're dealing with unrest
Speaker 2: within the country, which usually never ends well, which means
Speaker 2: that this is effective. Here Scott Bessen, the Treasury Secretary,
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 4: It, Treasury has mapped every node, every facilitator, and every
Speaker 4: network that Iran has used to smuggle oil and evade sanctions.
Speaker 4: Beginning today, the actions of Treasury and other agencies will
Speaker 4: tighten the noose and block every potential source of revenue
Speaker 4: that funds the IRGC and the evil Iranian regime. We
Speaker 4: are enforcing a zero leakage approach. There will be no
Speaker 4: minimal breathing space for the regime to rebuild this capacity
Speaker 4: to inflict terror against America and the world. The final
Speaker 4: refuge of this regime is a mistaken conclusion of nations
Speaker 4: that still finance the Iranian threat in the hopes of
Speaker 4: evading it.
Speaker 2: Right here to weigh in on all of this Ambassador
Speaker 2: Nathan Sales, who we just told you about. Ambassador, great
Speaker 2: to have you back. Look, obviously this is working. Obviously
Speaker 2: this takes time. Obviously, you know they had had to
Speaker 2: go back and bomb these coastal areas to prevent their
Speaker 2: drones from being launched and missiles from being launched and
Speaker 2: put in their mind sweepers. But apparently all of that
Speaker 2: has been done and they're successfully now getting more oil
Speaker 2: through than they have in a long time. And I
Speaker 2: don't think the Iranians have much of an option here.
Speaker 6: I think you're right, Sean, and thanks for having me
Speaker 6: back on It's great to be with you. I think
Speaker 6: we're entering the third act of display. The first act
Speaker 6: was the military campaign that was incredibly successful at destroying
Speaker 6: Iran's conventional army and navy, Air Force don't exist anymore,
Speaker 6: as well as the nuclear program. Phase two was the
Speaker 6: diplomatic phase where we were trying to coax it into
Speaker 6: a deal. The problem with diplomacy is the other side
Speaker 6: all gets to vote on whether to take it seriously,
Speaker 6: and it's obvious that the Iranians didn't. So now we're
Speaker 6: in phase three, and in this phase we're going to
Speaker 6: maximum economic pressure. It's basically fighting an economic war on
Speaker 6: terms that are most advantageous to the United States. We
Speaker 6: have the ability to absolutely crush their economy using a
Speaker 6: combination of sanctions, the blockade, and enforcement on the high seas,
Speaker 6: we can inflect so much more pain on the Iranians
Speaker 6: than they can on us. We're fighting on terrain that
Speaker 6: is most favorable to the United States, and the markets
Speaker 6: are already reacting. Oil prices are relatively stable because Sean,
Speaker 6: as you said, we have done an incredible job of
Speaker 6: escorting friendly ships through the southern route out of Hormeuz.
Speaker 6: Think about ten billion barrels a day. I saw one
Speaker 6: report last week that it went up to as many
Speaker 6: as sixteen million barrels a day. That's stuff at the end.
Speaker 2: By the way, that's the level that we had prior
Speaker 2: to any of those conflicts starting.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, So the markets see what we're doing, and
Speaker 6: the prices are adjusting accordingly. Meanwhile, how's the Iranian economy looking.
Speaker 6: The President has said they're on the verge of bankruptcy.
Speaker 6: They can't pay salaries today. If you go on Google
Speaker 6: and look at the exchange rate of the US dollar
Speaker 6: to the Iranian real it has fallen so low that
Speaker 6: the exchange rate on Google is zero. The currency is
Speaker 6: basically worthless, so much so that your computer can't even
Speaker 6: do the calculation. So this is a long term play.
Speaker 6: We are able to weather whatever kind of economic turbulence
Speaker 6: Iranians try to throw at us, whereas they are in
Speaker 6: an existential fight to keep their economy afloat.
Speaker 2: Okay, now, look, I've dealt with threats throughout my career,
Speaker 2: and you know, I got the NYPD got a call
Speaker 2: from the Israeli Masade at one point and said that
Speaker 2: there's a flat wah on my head. Probably most people
Speaker 2: have no idea what a flat wah is. I know
Speaker 2: you do, but it's a threat against my life. And
Speaker 2: the flat wall was very specific. It's about putting my
Speaker 2: head on a spike at that point. I mean, I
Speaker 2: had security people inside my house around the perimeter of
Speaker 2: my house.
Speaker 1: I mean it was taken seriously.
Speaker 2: The person that actually put that fat on ended up
Speaker 2: being dead from a drone strike. But that's the story
Speaker 2: for another day. I'm sure you have had threats as well.
Speaker 2: I don't I I, throughout my career have have never
Speaker 2: gone public with it. At the time, I always keep
Speaker 2: a private because you don't want to highlight it. And
Speaker 2: you know, however, the Iranians now have gone public with
Speaker 2: this threat against Baron Trump. Now I just happen to
Speaker 2: know that they take it very very seriously, and also
Speaker 2: a threat against Bolani, but also a threat against their friends.
Speaker 2: I mean specifically naming people that.
Speaker 1: Are in their lives.
Speaker 2: So you know, the only answer to me is they've
Speaker 2: got to They've got to. They need security the equivalent
Speaker 2: of the president at this particular point in time.
Speaker 6: Well, I think that's exactly right. We have to take
Speaker 6: these threats seriously, because the Iranians certainly do, and they're
Speaker 6: very patient.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 6: They issued a fatwah against Salmon Rushdie, the famous author,
Speaker 6: a number of decades ago, and it was only a
Speaker 6: couple of years ago, and I ran supporting terrorists attempted
Speaker 6: to murder him at a literary festival in New York.
Speaker 6: So they have long time horizons for acting out on
Speaker 6: threats they tried.
Speaker 2: This was years and years later he wrote The Satanic
Speaker 2: Verses of I Believe the name of the book was.
Speaker 6: Entitled exactly in the Reagan era during the nineteen eighties,
Speaker 6: and forty years later, the bill came due, and so
Speaker 6: we have to be mindful of the full spectrum of
Speaker 6: Iranian threats. It's not just they might shoot a couple
Speaker 6: of drones at American service members in the Middle East.
Speaker 6: They try to reach us here at home. They tried
Speaker 6: to carry out assassinations on American soil. They tried to
Speaker 6: carry out kidnappings on American soil to take dissidence back
Speaker 6: to Iran where they'll stand in show trials or crimes
Speaker 6: against the revolutionary regime. They worked through criminal proxies they
Speaker 6: actually worked on They've often tried to work through me
Speaker 6: Mexican cartels, which is why the southern border is an
Speaker 6: absolutely critical national security issue. We can't let the Iranians
Speaker 6: infiltrate our country by sending operatives up Mexico, which they
Speaker 6: tried to do on a number of occasions. So the
Speaker 6: Secret Service is the best in the business. They're going
Speaker 6: to do what they need to do to protect the
Speaker 6: President and his family and people close. But we can't
Speaker 6: afford to let up because the Iranian assassination threat is
Speaker 6: dead serious.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break more with former Ambassador Nathan Sales
Speaker 2: on the other side than your call is coming up
Speaker 2: this Monday. It's toll free. It is eight hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety four one, Shawn, if you want to be a
Speaker 2: part of the program. You know, one of the things
Speaker 2: that I warned about, and I said that we will
Speaker 2: be talking about and discussing this for decades is the
Speaker 2: four years of open borders under Biden, Harris and Mayorcis,
Speaker 2: even though they proclaimed to the world that the borders
Speaker 2: closed and the border's secure, just like you know, Joe
Speaker 2: Biden was not a cognitive mess is. You know, over
Speaker 2: twelve million people, not including god aways, and you're talking
Speaker 2: about unvetted illegals, and they came from well over two
Speaker 2: hundred countries. Many of those countries had terroritized. We know
Speaker 2: there are known terrorists in the country. Now to the
Speaker 2: Credit to Cash Pattel, the FBI, the cracked out on
Speaker 2: crime Tom Homan, and obviously the Secretaries of Homeland Security
Speaker 2: Christy Nome now Mark Wayne Mullen, they've gotten rid of
Speaker 2: a lot of the known terrorists. They've gotten a lot
Speaker 2: of the murderers, rapists, child molesters, other violent criminals, cartel
Speaker 2: members and gang members. Now it's very risky work, etc.
Speaker 2: Here's the problem. You know, if we want to know
Speaker 2: what our future would have been. Just take a look
Speaker 2: at Europe and because of not only the adaptation of
Speaker 2: radical climate alarmism, socialism, and unfettered illegal immigration without assimilation.
Speaker 2: You know, look look at what the result is. Iranian
Speaker 2: hackers were able to shut down UK power plants. Now
Speaker 2: I don't know to the extent that this may be domestic,
Speaker 2: because they've allowed people from all over the world to
Speaker 2: not assimilate to their country. Even Bill Maher suggested, if
Speaker 2: you're not willing to assimilate, you do not belong here, period,
Speaker 2: end of sentence, and stop. But that would have been
Speaker 2: our future if Donald Trump didn't shut the border down
Speaker 2: and improved.
Speaker 1: He can do it in record time, right.
Speaker 6: John, And the border is important for so many different reasons,
Speaker 6: economic reasons, law and order reasons, human trafficking, narcotics trafficking.
Speaker 6: But don't overlook the terrorism threat. As you said, a number,
Speaker 6: a large number, an ultimately unknown number of known and
Speaker 6: suspected terrorists were able to come across the southern border
Speaker 6: during the last four years, and that takes that's a
Speaker 6: mess that's going to take some time to clean up.
Speaker 6: I think the administration has rightly prioritized that tracking down
Speaker 6: god aways, tracking down people who are known or suspected
Speaker 6: terrorists along with criminals and drug dealers. But that is
Speaker 6: a long term play. It's not something you can flip
Speaker 6: the switch and just fix the problem overnight. So thankfully
Speaker 6: the team is looking at it very carefully. But as
Speaker 6: long as that border remained open for four years, we're
Speaker 6: going to be dealing with the aftershocks of that for
Speaker 6: a long time to come.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, I totally agree with you, and I think that
Speaker 2: this is a really dangerous time for people that don't
Speaker 2: understand sharia and the long term strategies of radical Islamis.
Speaker 2: They're thinking in terms of a thousand years and their
Speaker 2: goal is, you know, a worldwide caliphate. Can you explain
Speaker 2: that in the nineteen well sixty seconds we have left
Speaker 2: to my best John.
Speaker 6: When it comes to the Iranian regime, the thing you
Speaker 6: have to keep in mind is this is a revolutionary
Speaker 6: regime that came to power in the late nineteen seventies
Speaker 6: seeking to remake not just Iranian society, but global society,
Speaker 6: and it became the leader of what it sees as
Speaker 6: initially a regional movement to upend secular governments or Sunni
Speaker 6: governments and replace them with similarly revolutionary, violent terrorist regimes.
Speaker 6: That's why you see the Iranian regime supporting terror groups
Speaker 6: like Hezbollah in Lebanon, a state within a state that
Speaker 6: serves Iran's interest. That's why you see Iran supporting groups
Speaker 6: like the Hushies and Yemen once again, a violent terrorist
Speaker 6: group that can destabilize the society from within and promote
Speaker 6: the revolutionary cause of the Iranian regime. That's what they're
Speaker 6: trying to do on a regional scale, That's what they're
Speaker 6: trying to do on a global scale.
Speaker 2: All right, I appreciate your time, and former Ambassador Nathan Sales,
Speaker 2: thank you, sir for being with us. We'll get to
Speaker 2: your calls coming up straight ahead toll free on numbers
Speaker 2: eight hundred and nine to FOURT one. Sean, if you
Speaker 2: want to be a part of the program. We have
Speaker 2: the other news of the day. We'll get to that.
Speaker 2: The Bidens just won't go away, and it's driving the
Speaker 2: left insane because they can't stand it and they just
Speaker 2: want them to go away. He sees zero experience Hunter,
Speaker 2: you know, finally admitting the obvious after being pushed by
Speaker 2: Bill Maher, You know, to answer the question whether he
Speaker 2: profited off his father's political office, No kidding, he admitted
Speaker 2: on Good Morning America, no experience and energy, oil, gas
Speaker 2: coal Ukraine. Yeah, but he got paid millions all his
Speaker 2: experienced as anybody, Joe Biden, you're not getting a billion dollars.
Speaker 2: You're not getting it, you know, cal Barack, I don't care.
Speaker 2: You're not getting He got six hours and son of
Speaker 2: a bee. They fired the prosecutor investigating Paris MA holdings
Speaker 2: and his son. What a nice little arrangement. Anyway, he's
Speaker 2: zero experience. Hunter on Bill Maher.
Speaker 8: Now, I think a reasonable person who's not filled with
Speaker 8: hay would say, you both took advantage of some of
Speaker 8: your privileges by being the son of a president and
Speaker 8: vice president, and you also were a target now by
Speaker 8: way that a normal person would not have been.
Speaker 1: Is that fair. There's a part of that that is fair.
Speaker 1: I had.
Speaker 9: One of the things that people I think don't understand
Speaker 9: is that when my dad was president, I didn't do
Speaker 9: any business. I sold paintings, and I sold paintings to
Speaker 9: people that then had to testify before Congress under oath.
Speaker 9: I made an average of two hundred and twenty five
Speaker 9: thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 8: Would you have been working for an energy company out
Speaker 8: of Ukraine?
Speaker 1: With that? Really?
Speaker 8: The thing you studied in school and you.
Speaker 9: Know a job. I went to law school. I got
Speaker 9: that job because you went Okay, I just did Yeah,
Speaker 9: one hundred percent. As I've said on a million interviews,
Speaker 9: is that you know, I'm incredibly privileged. I mean beyond
Speaker 9: beyond anyone's wild it's imagination, not only because of who
Speaker 9: my dad was, but because of the father that he was,
Speaker 9: and so a lot of a lot of privilege comes
Speaker 9: from that.
Speaker 2: I've got even more interesting when he told mar that
Speaker 2: he's not running for president? Okay, do you think America
Speaker 2: would elect somebody? Admittedly that said he was addicted to
Speaker 2: crack I'm not so sure that whatever happened, But anyway,
Speaker 2: here you go.
Speaker 8: I've seen you with a crack pipe in your mouth.
Speaker 8: My question, are you running for president?
Speaker 1: I'm going to announce?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Exactly? Have you thought about that? Good?
Speaker 9: No, I haven't.
Speaker 1: Here's here's my thing.
Speaker 9: If if if I announced for president, then somebody should
Speaker 9: check and see if I relapsed.
Speaker 1: That's what.
Speaker 2: Billy and my free state of Florida. Billy, How are
Speaker 2: you glad you called sir happy Monday?
Speaker 7: Ah well, thank you, brother Sean. I can check you
Speaker 7: off my my bucket list there.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you for checking in. Glad you're with us,
Speaker 1: Glad you live in a state that's free.
Speaker 7: Oh man, so am I? So am I? And h Linda?
Speaker 7: How you blowing over there doing?
Speaker 6: Somebody cares about my feelings?
Speaker 7: This Manda stick a fook from me. I'm going no,
Speaker 7: but a couple of points real quick. You know, as
Speaker 7: you stated before, the these are the most critical midterms
Speaker 7: this country's probably ever seen. And I think it's imperative
Speaker 7: that this administration make a clear, concise and convincing arguments
Speaker 7: for not only our intervention in the rhyme, but our
Speaker 7: continue because those people are just that crazy. You know,
Speaker 7: you got ahold of a nuclear weapon, they use it.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: You know I've read recently that one of these woke
Speaker 2: right people made the statement that, you know, they feel
Speaker 2: sorry for anybody that thinks radical Islamis are a threat
Speaker 2: to America's And you know, I have nothing to say
Speaker 2: to stupid there's my answer, you know, And everyone's trying
Speaker 2: to drag me into this.
Speaker 1: You know fight amongst you know, a small group of.
Speaker 2: People that what am I supposed to say to somebody
Speaker 2: like that?
Speaker 1: If you don't, I'm not going to convince you.
Speaker 2: And you know there's a there's a rising tide of
Speaker 2: anti Semitism, and I'm like, I'm sorry, but if America
Speaker 2: lost forty thousand Americans in a day, that's that's the
Speaker 2: equivalent based on pop population size. If October seventh happened here,
Speaker 2: what would you want our country to do? You would
Speaker 2: want our country to obliterate whoever did it right.
Speaker 7: Exactly now, I know you know you you refer to
Speaker 7: the media as the legacy media mob, and I would
Speaker 7: propose something here for you. When I was studying wrestling
Speaker 7: in the Air Force, we learned about the about the
Speaker 7: life in the Soviet Union back in the mid eighties.
Speaker 7: And this is kind of ironic because those people would
Speaker 7: stand in line for three to four hours in the
Speaker 7: hot sun or the sun.
Speaker 1: To get bread, a loaf of bread.
Speaker 7: Exactly, they go into the grocery store and it's wiped out.
Speaker 7: And you know they knew that throughout the which is
Speaker 7: the news agency, which translates to the truth, was nothing
Speaker 7: but propaganda. It was BS. So they got their information
Speaker 7: through the ulcnated, which means the line, and that's what
Speaker 7: they got the news. So I just want to make
Speaker 7: a suggestion, So we coin a phrase today. Shall we
Speaker 7: call it what it is? The propaganda media BIB. What
Speaker 7: do you think?
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts on that propaganda medium mob? Prop
Speaker 2: the media mob, legacy media mob. I mean, we all
Speaker 2: know who they are, you know. I'll tell you one
Speaker 2: thing is, I'm extremely grateful to be able to do
Speaker 2: this show every day, and do my TV show every night,
Speaker 2: and now to do my podcast a couple of days
Speaker 2: a week.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you.
Speaker 2: Why and you give me this honor and I got
Speaker 2: to work hard for your support every day.
Speaker 1: Is because I know we have a vacuum.
Speaker 2: I can tell you right now, the legacy media mob
Speaker 2: is never going to report on anything positive. We see
Speaker 2: massive developments the economy, it's like the Titanic is now
Speaker 2: shifting and turning dramatically, and we see the conflict with
Speaker 2: Iran is dramatically changing, and they're not going to tell
Speaker 2: you we are only seventy one days from the most
Speaker 2: important midterms you rightly point.
Speaker 1: Out in our lifetime.
Speaker 2: And you know, I look at it as an honor
Speaker 2: to be able to kind of, you know, sound the
Speaker 2: alarm and make people aware. And all I'm saying is,
Speaker 2: if you do not want this country to return to well,
Speaker 2: actually to make a turn so radical left that we
Speaker 2: may not be able to recover, this is this is
Speaker 2: your moment. If you want Donald Trump to be able
Speaker 2: to continue the good work he's doing, this is your moment.
Speaker 1: It matters you.
Speaker 2: And I know there are some Republicans that I don't
Speaker 2: particularly like, but I'd vote for too, because otherwise you're
Speaker 2: just you're handing power to people that will do nothing
Speaker 2: but impeach and investigate, investigate in peach and stop all
Speaker 2: progress in our country and try to implement socialism. So
Speaker 2: it's it's it's a tipping point for the country in
Speaker 2: so many ways. So you know, we get it. I
Speaker 2: hope other people get it as well. Billy, appreciate you, man,
Speaker 2: God bless you. All Right, let's get back to our
Speaker 2: busy telephones. Our toll free number today and every day
Speaker 2: this Monday, eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn, if
Speaker 2: you want to join us, we have Andy in the
Speaker 2: great State of the Georgia. Andy, Harry, you glad you called.
Speaker 5: Okay, good afternoon, Sean, Hey Dito, on what you had
Speaker 5: just said, I thank you for following in the footsteps
Speaker 5: of the great Bob Brant rush Limbaugh. I love Litt,
Speaker 5: You've been listening to you forever, Rushed since nineteen ninety.
Speaker 2: But I got to tell you, I mean, I only
Speaker 2: say this, and I mean this with great humility.
Speaker 1: There's no we I said it at the time. Nobody
Speaker 1: can replace him. We just can't.
Speaker 2: And but he would want us to continue the fight
Speaker 2: and the process that he started, and he captivated the nation,
Speaker 2: and we just have to up our game every day,
Speaker 2: up our game every day, don't don't give up, and
Speaker 2: we try to do that.
Speaker 1: With your help, we'll make it happen.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm not giving up. But you know, like you
Speaker 5: moved out of New York, Upstates New York and moved
Speaker 5: to Georgia because the kids and grandkids moved out of
Speaker 5: New York because of freedom. My wife and I follow
Speaker 5: them down here.
Speaker 2: Now I'm worried about Georgia's election. To be very blunt
Speaker 2: with you, this guy also off is a phony.
Speaker 5: He definitely is. I worry about everything that's going on
Speaker 5: in Georgia here and I hope that Jackson gets in.
Speaker 5: I pray that Jackson gets in. But one of the
Speaker 5: big things that are happening in Georgia is we are
Speaker 5: overrunning flock cameras and freedom. I took an old years
Speaker 5: ago at seventeen in the Marine Corps to uphold and
Speaker 5: defend the Constitution, and I see our rights being taken
Speaker 5: away with these flock cameras.
Speaker 2: Most people don't know what you're talking about. Let me
Speaker 2: explain flock cameras. What these are cameras that the government
Speaker 2: puts up. And this drives me nuts. This was another
Speaker 2: way to increase revenue to New York and New York
Speaker 2: City coffers. They have these red light cameras. I think
Speaker 2: people can relate to that, where you know, they're constantly
Speaker 2: to pictures and let's say you think it's yellow, you
Speaker 2: try to make the light, it turns red.
Speaker 1: Boom, you get hit with a ticket. They'll mal it
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 2: It drives me of a wall. It's like Big Brother
Speaker 2: all over the place. A flock camera actually captures license
Speaker 2: plate numbers in real time, record the vehicle, make model, color,
Speaker 2: any unique features, bumper stickers, whatever. Stores the data on
Speaker 2: a cloud network where police and subscribers can search for
Speaker 2: you know, vehicle movement data normally deletes automatically in some
Speaker 2: cases and others it does not. And what bothers me
Speaker 2: about it is it's connected to a network that's you know,
Speaker 2: monitoring people that don't break the law. And it just
Speaker 2: is too reminiscent of, in my mind of Big Brother.
Speaker 2: It's like an Orwellian nightmare.
Speaker 5: To me, it definitely is. And you know, one of
Speaker 5: the things I think about with Flock, and you know,
Speaker 5: from experience living in New York when we had COVID
Speaker 5: up there, if I would if these slow cameras were
Speaker 5: up there and I left my house because of course
Speaker 5: I didn't get the shot and I left my house,
Speaker 5: they would have got me on Flock and who knows
Speaker 5: what they would have done to me. And the thing
Speaker 5: is is that I feel that, you know, we are
Speaker 5: turning it to China and we have to stop it.
Speaker 5: You know, I agree with you with what's going on
Speaker 5: with Iran and everything. But I meet every morning with
Speaker 5: fifteen to twenty local Romeos, you know, retired old man
Speaker 5: eating out at the dairy Queen in Bola County.
Speaker 1: We talk man dairy. Queen's awesome. I love it.
Speaker 5: Oh, they got the greatest one here, one of the
Speaker 5: only three in Georgia that served breakfast and the owners.
Speaker 1: Oh that's really cool. I love that.
Speaker 5: Oh he's great. But you know, we all talk about Trump.
Speaker 5: We love Trump. It is a handful of others out
Speaker 5: there which we try to get him on our side,
Speaker 5: but we are worried about what's going on. We need
Speaker 5: him to really step up the game and just go
Speaker 5: after Iran number one, get our freedoms back, keep our
Speaker 5: freedoms back. And a lot of the guys say, he's
Speaker 5: got to watch what he says. I mean sometimes I
Speaker 5: know he loves talking off the cuff and everything.
Speaker 2: Listen, I've told him this, you know, many times privately.
Speaker 2: I've told him, you know, I've said it publicly. We
Speaker 2: don't need to hear every thought that goes through his head.
Speaker 2: And it just is the way he rolls. I mean,
Speaker 2: you can't change certain people. You know, here's one thing
Speaker 2: that the media had no access to Joe Biden, and
Speaker 2: Joe Biden couldn't answer questions off the cuff anyway. And
Speaker 2: you know, it's a great thing that he gives all
Speaker 2: the access he does to the media. It's not a
Speaker 2: good thing that you know, He'll talk to them for
Speaker 2: an hour and a half every day. And it's like, okay, enough,
Speaker 2: That's what I said to him, And he said, what
Speaker 2: do you mean. I'm like, we don't need every thought
Speaker 2: that goes through your head. Not everyone, you know, but
Speaker 2: you know, I know Donald Trump pretty well, mark my word.
Speaker 1: Sixty days out he's going to dial in.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, somewhere around the fifty day mark is
Speaker 2: probably more realistic.
Speaker 5: Well, President Trump, I used to drive express bus into
Speaker 5: Manhattan every day, and we did charter when Atlantic City opened,
Speaker 5: and when Trump bought the resorts and changes the Trump Plaza,
Speaker 5: and then he had Trump's Castle in Atlantic City. He
Speaker 5: had no problem coming down and meeting the regular folks
Speaker 5: off the bus.
Speaker 6: The time for.
Speaker 1: Coming to the Oh my god, all the time.
Speaker 2: When I used to go to Trump Tower, long before
Speaker 2: he even thought about running for president.
Speaker 1: I mean, he would walk, he'd walk me up, he'd
Speaker 1: walk me down.
Speaker 2: He'd pack up a bunch of his ties and you know,
Speaker 2: and throw it in a bag whether I wanted him.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, I don't need your free tie. I'm
Speaker 2: out of here, and he's like, no, no, no, no, this
Speaker 2: is the best tie. It's longer than the regular time.
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, thank you. But he never had He's very,
Speaker 2: very generous to a fault. If people knew the person
Speaker 2: that I've known for thirty years, they'd have a very
Speaker 2: different point of view on him.
Speaker 1: They don't know.
Speaker 2: He's wickedly funny too. He's funny as hell, and you
Speaker 2: know that's you see it. Sometimes he's like telling his
Speaker 2: jokes and he's doing like a stand up routine when
Speaker 2: he does his rallies, and you know he likes to
Speaker 2: be funny. I got a role Andy, God bless you.
Speaker 2: Please help us save Georgia.
Speaker 1: Will you? I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Eight nine one Shaw is a number if you want
Speaker 2: to be a part of the program.