Speaker 1: Thanks Scott Shan In hour two, Sean Hannity's Show to
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Speaker 1: Three weeks from today is election day, officially now twenty
Speaker 1: one days until what I believe is an inflection point
Speaker 1: for the country and certainly a tipping point election for
Speaker 1: the future of the country. I don't think the stakes
Speaker 1: could be higher. We've gone over what's at stake. Do
Speaker 1: you want secure borders or you want open borders. Do
Speaker 1: you want lower taxes or do you want your taxes
Speaker 1: through the roof? Do you want cradle to grave, bomb
Speaker 1: to the tomb promises that will never be fulfilled in
Speaker 1: the Green New Deal? Or you know, would you prefer
Speaker 1: something called capitalism the greatest wealth producing system on earth.
Speaker 1: Do you believe in law and order and safety and
Speaker 1: security in every town, in every city, or do you
Speaker 1: believe in defund dismantled, no ball law madness. Do you
Speaker 1: want higher energy prices or lower energy prices? Do you
Speaker 1: want a world that is governed by an America that
Speaker 1: is in a position of strength or the weakness that
Speaker 1: we've witnessed the last four years on the world stage.
Speaker 1: That's what's at stake now. One of the issues that
Speaker 1: I cannot, for the life of me figure out is
Speaker 1: the Democrats and their obsession with illegal immigration, you know,
Speaker 1: for me to get into the Democratic National Convention or
Speaker 1: a presidential of vice presidential debate. I'll give you the
Speaker 1: as a case in point, the DNC I got. I
Speaker 1: got stopped four times every single night. I was there
Speaker 1: all four nights, and I had to show my credentials,
Speaker 1: my picture I d which they demanded four separate times
Speaker 1: before I can get to my broadcast location four times,
Speaker 1: whether every single time I went in there? And now,
Speaker 1: why is it that Democrats that insist on, you know,
Speaker 1: a picture I did to get into their convention or
Speaker 1: a presidential a vice presidential debate. They don't want voter ID,
Speaker 1: they don't want signature verification, and they don't want proof
Speaker 1: of citizenship. And why would the Justice Department announce Friday
Speaker 1: that they're suing the Commonwealth of Virginia over their efforts
Speaker 1: in this case Governor Glenn Younkin to purge the voter
Speaker 1: roles within ninety days of an election, which is the
Speaker 1: law that was signed into law by a predecessor, a Democrat,
Speaker 1: former vice presidential candidate himself, Tim Kaine, and he's just
Speaker 1: trying to fulfill the law. I mean, it's unfathomable to me.
Speaker 1: But that's where we now find ourselves. And we have
Speaker 1: talked at length about what they are offering. You know,
Speaker 1: what has happened that we have nearly twelve and a
Speaker 1: half million unvetted Harris Biden illegals. Even Bill Clinton said
Speaker 1: the quiet part out loud yesterday. If we vetted the
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants as borders are, Kamala, Harris, Lincoln Riley would
Speaker 1: likely be alive today. And but you know they haven't
Speaker 1: been doing yet. We have convicted murderers, some thirteen thousand.
Speaker 1: We have dozens of Americans murdered, Lake and Riley, Rachel Morn,
Speaker 1: Joscelyn Nungary. We had dozens of Americans, including children that
Speaker 1: have been raped by Harris Piden, the illegals. We have,
Speaker 1: you know, hundreds of Americans victims of violent crime. We
Speaker 1: have people from over one hundred and eighty countries, including
Speaker 1: Iran and Syria and Egypt, Afghanistan, Venezuela, China, Russia, our
Speaker 1: top geopolitical foes countries would terroritize. We have known terrorists
Speaker 1: now in the country, but we don't know where they are.
Speaker 1: And on top of that, we have these gangs that
Speaker 1: have infiltrated small towns and big cities around the country.
Speaker 1: We have cartels in the country. We have drugs flowing
Speaker 1: in like it has never happened before. And why is
Speaker 1: there this obsession you know who who offer all of
Speaker 1: these rights and citizenship and sex change operations to illegals now? Anyway,
Speaker 1: Governor Glenn Younkin was sued, as I said, by the
Speaker 1: Harris Piden Justice Department, over following a law that a
Speaker 1: Democrat in two thousand and six, Tim Kaine put into place. Anyway,
Speaker 1: here was him on fake News CNN. He was also
Speaker 1: on with me last night.
Speaker 2: Why not just honor that ninety day period.
Speaker 3: Well, let me just first begin it's anything but a
Speaker 3: purging program. It begins with someone identifying themselves as a
Speaker 3: non citizen. And I guess I would pose it back
Speaker 3: to you. Do you think that non citizens, when they've
Speaker 3: had self identified as a non citizen should stay on
Speaker 3: the voter roll and therefore be in a position to
Speaker 3: potentially vote in a president?
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't think any non citizen should vote.
Speaker 2: How are they self identifying? How does that happen?
Speaker 3: They actually tick a box that says I am a
Speaker 3: non citizen, or they do not answer the question that
Speaker 3: they are a citizen, and therefore they self identify that
Speaker 3: they are not a citizen in the United States of America.
Speaker 3: And this is why this is so out of bounds
Speaker 3: in my mind. From the Justice Department, they fully understand this.
Speaker 3: They understand the process starts with a person self identifying
Speaker 3: as a non citizen, and then there is a match
Speaker 3: with that person's name on the voter rules, and they
Speaker 3: are given not just one but up to three times
Speaker 3: in order to try to cure it. And this is
Speaker 3: why I find this to be a very very unreal moments.
Speaker 3: That is stunning that they filed this suit twenty five
Speaker 3: days before presidential election, when in fact, this has been
Speaker 3: going on in accordance with our constitution, the federal constitution,
Speaker 3: and state law since two thousand and six.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Here to sort this out, Greg Jarrett and David shown
Speaker 1: Greg Fox News legal analysts, best selling author, David civil
Speaker 1: liberties attorney, former counsel to President Trump. Greg, let me
Speaker 1: start with you, why is the left in favor of
Speaker 1: all of these benefits for unvetted Harris Biden illegals, and
Speaker 1: yet they want no ID, no proof of citizenship, no
Speaker 1: signature verification, and now they don't even want the laws
Speaker 1: of the Commonwealth of Virginia enforced because they want.
Speaker 4: To use their power to influence the election. You know,
Speaker 4: non citizens cannot vote in federal and state elections. That's
Speaker 4: the law, Supreme Court precedent says, so you can read
Speaker 4: it on the US government website. Virginia is enforcing its
Speaker 4: own companion law, which requires the state to remove non
Speaker 4: citizens from the voter rules. Makes perfect sense, So that's
Speaker 4: why Merrick Garland is suing to stop it. He cites
Speaker 4: mistakenly a federal law that says, well, you can't do
Speaker 4: it ninety days prior to election. But typical of Garland,
Speaker 4: he didn't read or comprehend the law that he relies on.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 4: That law applies only to systemic reviews of voter roles,
Speaker 4: not individual ones, which is what Virginia is doing. The
Speaker 4: same clearing of voter roles of non citizens that was
Speaker 4: done during the administration of Virginia Democrat governors that doj
Speaker 4: never complained or sued only now because the governor is
Speaker 4: a Republican, and forget the fact that the governor has
Speaker 4: nothing to do with it. It's mandated by Virginia law,
Speaker 4: regardless of whose governor. So as I say, this is
Speaker 4: yet another example of Merrick Garland's politicized doj They've repeatedly
Speaker 4: interfered in the election process to favor Democrats, notably their
Speaker 4: abusive lawfare against the Republican nominee Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: It really is unprecedented. I can only think of nefarious intentions.
Speaker 1: Is it their intention to what keep people that would
Speaker 1: not be eligible to vote on the voter rolls and
Speaker 1: the hopes that they may vote. I mean, what of
Speaker 1: the reason would you be against enforcing what is a
Speaker 1: state law? What is it a constitutional issue for the country,
Speaker 1: David jong we I.
Speaker 5: Think gregs undred percent right and Governor Youngkin was right,
Speaker 5: and you're right, Sean, This clearly is the purpose. They
Speaker 5: would say that their purpose is, well, we have the
Speaker 5: ninety day quiet period protection to avoid any mistakes. But
Speaker 5: what Governor Youngkin left out of his pitch, which is
Speaker 5: an important point, is that he gives them a chance
Speaker 5: to cure They have fourteen days to cure. If a
Speaker 5: mistake has been made, they can point out that mistake.
Speaker 5: But Gregg's right. Also, the Act prohibits a systematic program
Speaker 5: has to be completed ninety days before the election. Is
Speaker 5: a question what it means to complete. We know, for example,
Speaker 5: Alabama is being sued in the same lawsuit by the
Speaker 5: DOJ for the same reason.
Speaker 6: Now, because they announced eighty four days instead of ninety days,
Speaker 6: plenty of chance to cure, but they do it on
Speaker 6: an individualized basis, And the question is one of the
Speaker 6: means to complete for not Alabama. For example, convicted felons
Speaker 6: can be purged from the voter registration list before the election,
Speaker 6: but within the ninety day period and so on.
Speaker 5: The Justice Department itself isn't clear on this. On October ninth,
Speaker 5: they issued new guidelines for how to deal with removal
Speaker 5: procedures and things like that. So everybody ought to agree
Speaker 5: that when we're talking about non citizens, we need them
Speaker 5: to do where they're not permitted to vote. Remember, then
Speaker 5: nvr A, the National Voter Registration Active. This lawsuit is
Speaker 5: brought under has as its premise that all states must
Speaker 5: make a reasonable effort to remove persons from the voter list.
Speaker 5: We're not eligible to vote, period. That's what's going on here.
Speaker 5: Can mistakes be made, absolutely in any system the states
Speaker 5: can be made, but here the voter is given a
Speaker 5: chance to cure. And it's absolutely a matter of the
Speaker 5: integrity the electoral process. And let me say this, I've
Speaker 5: sued Alabama many times for ballot access. I bring ballid
Speaker 5: access cases to ensure full balid access across the country.
Speaker 5: I represented the losing party in Shelby County versus holder
Speaker 5: at the request of the ACLU that represented the Alabama citizens.
Speaker 5: This is a big part of my practice, ensuring full
Speaker 5: ballot access, not for non citizens and the other the
Speaker 5: side of the equation. Last thing I want to say
Speaker 5: is when we allow non citizens to vote, they dilute
Speaker 5: the vote of the citizens who are entitled to vote.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's just outright scary. Who's going to
Speaker 1: win this battle on how to how quickly will this
Speaker 1: be adjudicated?
Speaker 4: Greg Jarrett, Well, it's unclear. Obviously time is of the
Speaker 4: essence with a clock ticking down to election day, and
Speaker 4: so I would hope that upon federal court review, you know,
Speaker 4: a decision will be made that Garland is exceeding his
Speaker 4: authority in Virginia as an absolute right to do this.
Speaker 1: And your take, David showm, what do you think when
Speaker 1: does this get adjudicated? I mean, how quickly is there
Speaker 1: now that a lawsuit is ensued. Does this stop Younkin
Speaker 1: from doing what the law requires them to do.
Speaker 5: No, they're trying, and they're trying to make them restore people.
Speaker 5: First of all, not everyone's been purged already. But anyway,
Speaker 5: I think that the states have to win the case.
Speaker 5: I think there are a couple of principles. Move too late,
Speaker 5: they knew that this was going on, and they moved
Speaker 5: too close to the elections, and that's a principle in
Speaker 5: election law. But also I think that you know, they
Speaker 5: do pretty good judges. I think that in this case,
Speaker 5: you know, it's clear we're talking about non citizenship. I
Speaker 5: think that they had checks in place and it will
Speaker 5: be adjudicated quickly, if at all.
Speaker 1: And we continue now with our legal panel, Greg Jarrett
Speaker 1: and David Schooner with us analyzing why the Harris Biden
Speaker 1: DOJ Is suing the Commonwealth of Virginia simply for enforcing
Speaker 1: the law that says the illegal immigrants can vote in
Speaker 1: that state. You guys have both. I'm sure over the
Speaker 1: year has been to Democratic and Republican conventions. Why do
Speaker 1: we need picture ID? Why do I get stopped four
Speaker 1: separate times going into the Democratic National Convention to get
Speaker 1: to my broadcast booth, Greg Jarrett, And yet Democrats are
Speaker 1: dead set against voter ID, signature verification, proof of citizenship,
Speaker 1: these basic simple integrity measures that I would think would
Speaker 1: be fundamental everybody if you really do want fair and
Speaker 1: free elections.
Speaker 4: In this day and age. You know, it's not one
Speaker 4: hundred years ago where not everybody had, you know, an identification. Now,
Speaker 4: to walk out of your house you got to have
Speaker 4: an ID, and to pick up your medications at the
Speaker 4: pharmacy you have to have an ID. To travel, you
Speaker 4: have to have an idea. To go anywhere and gain access,
Speaker 4: you know, go to the bank and try to draw money,
Speaker 4: you got to have an ID. So everybody has an ID.
Speaker 4: I think what they really want here, secretly is for
Speaker 4: people who are not eligible to vote to vote, and
Speaker 4: they think they'll vote for Democrats. That's a very cynical
Speaker 4: point of view, but I think it happens to be true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, David, your take on that.
Speaker 5: You're one hundred percent right, it's a reasonable requirement. Look,
Speaker 5: this is not the only initiative we're seeing from the
Speaker 5: Democratic Party this election cycle. They have aggressively around the
Speaker 5: country moved to stuff independents and small parties from getting
Speaker 5: on the ballot. So this idea that they want full
Speaker 5: ballot access just isn't accurate. They want kinds of voters
Speaker 5: who they believe will vote for the Democratic Party, whether
Speaker 5: eligible or not, to be on the ballot. Republican Party
Speaker 5: wants all eligible voters to be able to vote too,
Speaker 5: because they believe their message is a stronger message and
Speaker 5: the better message for the country. But they don't want
Speaker 5: non citizens people are not eligible to vote and decide
Speaker 5: the direction of our country, to take part in the
Speaker 5: electoral process. Simple as that.
Speaker 1: Any predictions about where you see this election going, Greg Jarrett, well.
Speaker 4: It does seem close. I ignore the national polls. That's
Speaker 4: not how you win a presidential election. I think it's
Speaker 4: dependent upon seven swing states. The momentum seems to be
Speaker 4: going in the direction of Donald Trump. After the Democratic
Speaker 4: National Convention. You know there was any moon period for
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris. She was up in the polls when we
Speaker 4: look at these swing states shifting in the other direction.
Speaker 4: Now I think it's a toss up. It may remain
Speaker 4: so over the remaining time. This could be a squeaker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, final word, David Shown.
Speaker 5: This world is a very dangerous place now. When Donald
Speaker 5: Trump was president, it was a much safer place. Iran
Speaker 5: was bankrupted, there were peace accords in the Middle East
Speaker 5: that were unprecedented, unthought of, unheard of before. We didn't
Speaker 5: have this kind of problem with the border that we
Speaker 5: have now as a proven track record. As you said earlier,
Speaker 5: this is a pivotal time in American history. I believe
Speaker 5: that the safety of the country and the future of
Speaker 5: our children is at stake in this election.
Speaker 1: Appreciate both of you, Greg Jarrett and David Show and
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Speaker 2: And look at the state of Michigan.
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Speaker 1: Here's the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, who released
Speaker 1: an and this is an answer about the distribution of
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Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 7: So that's a different accounting than this two percent you
Speaker 7: say it was distributed.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so they've obligated some funds, but they've only distributed
Speaker 8: two percent. The rescuing, recovery efforts still going on, and
Speaker 8: then we address the rest of it.
Speaker 7: So that's a different accounting than this two percent you
Speaker 7: say it was distributed.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so they've obligated some funds, but they've only distributed
Speaker 8: two percent. And when I was there on the ground,
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Speaker 1: I mean, it really is unbelievable. Have they not learned
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Speaker 1: Let's go to the great state of Tennessee and say
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Speaker 9: I'm from Rome Mountain, which is right on the state
Speaker 9: line between Tennessee and North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, you got whacked pretty hard then where you are.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's been devastating. It's really been a tell two stories.
Speaker 9: The community, the volunteers have been amazing. The federal government
Speaker 9: has been slow with not questionable in their decision making.
Speaker 2: Right now, it's been terrible.
Speaker 1: I mean, is what you heard two different answers to
Speaker 1: the same question, kind of like the sixty minutes interview.
Speaker 1: Is speaker Johnson accurately describing that a very small percentage
Speaker 1: of FEMA moneys are going to to the people that
Speaker 1: actually need the support. And this is you know over
Speaker 1: now two weeks later.
Speaker 9: Yeah, people are getting to noted left and right. I've
Speaker 9: been to not have an aunt in North Carolina. Her
Speaker 9: father in law was a police officer who died in
Speaker 9: the line of duty. Her husband is a retired police officer.
Speaker 9: Her two sons are active police officers. Her house is
Speaker 9: completely flooded. No flood insurance because she was in the
Speaker 9: flood zone. Fameus initial offer was only eleven thousand dollars,
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Speaker 1: Okay, that's that's not going to do anything for people
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Speaker 1: situation that would probably require a minimum of one hundred,
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. How are people reacting
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Speaker 1: and Samaritans Perse and other great organizations. I mean, I
Speaker 1: honestly feel that the people were just abandoned in many ways.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong?
Speaker 9: Joke around here is that if we hoist up the
Speaker 9: Ukraine flag we might actually get some funding. It's just
Speaker 9: been nonexistent. There's been no communication. The first initial days
Speaker 9: after the flooding, people just kept asking where's the government.
Speaker 9: I mean, nobody was coming in. There was no self
Speaker 9: on communication. We felt like we were on an island,
Speaker 9: just completely cut off from the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you have starlink now or.
Speaker 9: No, we do. It's been amazing how much Starlink's been
Speaker 9: coming into the area, what Elon Musk has done, the
Speaker 9: people who have donated units so that we could get
Speaker 9: self on service internet because it was about a week
Speaker 9: we had no communications at all.
Speaker 1: You know, it's hard to expect people that have lost
Speaker 1: everything to maybe be concerned about an election in twenty
Speaker 1: one days. I'm just curious anecdotally when you talk to people,
Speaker 1: has this motivated them to get involved in this election
Speaker 1: or are they just too busy, you know, taking care
Speaker 1: of their families and their lives and trying to rebuild
Speaker 1: their lives.
Speaker 9: I'm worried the slow response is to keep people I'm motivated.
Speaker 9: But I'll tell you from my experience. I was never
Speaker 9: Trump in twenty sixteen, and I didn't vote for him
Speaker 9: in twenty twenty, and I still don't agree with all
Speaker 9: of his policies. I still have moral issues with them,
Speaker 9: but they made me mad enough to vote for him
Speaker 9: this time, because if they're not going to listen to us,
Speaker 9: maybe they'll hear our votes.
Speaker 2: Well. I think that's you hearing the same thing from
Speaker 2: other people.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean this reason was already heavily favorable for Trump.
Speaker 9: But people are tired of it. I mean we already
Speaker 9: didn't know.
Speaker 1: I mean they're pissed off, and they have every right too.
Speaker 1: I mean especially in Lana. How much money we give
Speaker 1: all these foreign countries. It's disgraceful. And you know that's
Speaker 1: why I I didn't think twice. I just immediately, you know,
Speaker 1: wrote a check to the Samaritans perse because I knew
Speaker 1: how bad it was to having spoken to people that
Speaker 1: I know that were there and Sarah Carter reporting on it, well,
Speaker 1: I do know that the Republican and you can go
Speaker 1: to the rnc's website, and Laura Trump mentioned this last night.
Speaker 1: She has a special website. We'll find a link to it.
Speaker 1: We'll put it up. You know, they're trying to reach
Speaker 1: people that and at least if they want the opportunity,
Speaker 1: regardless of party, to vote, they're gonna work hard and
Speaker 1: provide that. Tyler, God bless you and your family. I'm
Speaker 1: so sorry you had to live through that, my friend.
Speaker 9: Thank you. I really appreciate his Continue the prayers and
Speaker 9: volunteers are needed and donations as well.
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Speaker 1: With just three weeks until election day. Darren is in
Speaker 1: Iowa next on the Sean Hennity Show. Hey Darren, how
Speaker 1: are you doing?
Speaker 9: Gray?
Speaker 10: How are you doing? Sean?
Speaker 2: I'm good, sir. What's going on?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 10: I was just wanting to get back with the economy
Speaker 10: numbers and the way the inflation's being calculated. When Trump
Speaker 10: was in office, we had an inflation rate at one
Speaker 10: point five and then it started spiraling out of control.
Speaker 10: And then I believe correct me if I'm wrong here.
Speaker 10: Sometime in twenty twenty one, the Biden administration changed those
Speaker 10: calculations on the inflation rate and they came down just
Speaker 10: a little bit to reflect what they called the current math.
Speaker 10: And if that's true, then the Fed stating that we're
Speaker 10: at the two percent target that they're looking at, wouldn't
Speaker 10: we actually be at a higher number if they use
Speaker 10: different math.
Speaker 1: And then between all of the metrics that we have
Speaker 1: been given, there's this phenomenon that has occurred in the
Speaker 1: Biden Harris years, and that is, you know, a number
Speaker 1: comes out, Oh, the inflation numbers look good, and then
Speaker 1: a two months later it is revised upwards and that
Speaker 1: would include the unemployment issue as well. And it always
Speaker 1: the revisions always work against them, which makes me very suspicious.
Speaker 1: Do I have any evidence to prove that they're playing games?
Speaker 1: I don't do. I find it odd that they keep
Speaker 1: saying that, I do. You know, we know that recent
Speaker 1: g DP numbers came out and showed another month up
Speaker 1: year over year, three point three percent. Inflation is not
Speaker 1: under control. And do I believe that Drome Powell's fifty
Speaker 1: basis point reduction was done for political purposes?
Speaker 2: Frankly, I do. Do I have any evidence of that.
Speaker 2: I do not.
Speaker 1: That is an opinion of mine, because it didn't the
Speaker 1: numbers don't justify the rate reduction. Now now, on the
Speaker 1: other hand, I want to see people. It's very hard
Speaker 1: for people to get into a first time home. It's
Speaker 1: very hard for people that maybe have wanted to make
Speaker 1: a move and they have a thirty year fixed rate
Speaker 1: mortgage to now upgrade, you know, to a bigger home,
Speaker 1: or maybe you know, downsize to a smaller home, whatever
Speaker 1: it is, because they don't want to give up that
Speaker 1: a two point nine percent thirty year fixed rate mortgage
Speaker 1: or the three point five percent of three point eight
Speaker 1: percent fixed rate mortgage and turn it in for a
Speaker 1: six percent fixed rate mortgage because it raises the monthly
Speaker 1: payment dramatically. Anyway, my friend, God bless you. You know,
Speaker 1: just just go grocery shopping. I go grocery shopping every week.
Speaker 1: Linda makes a little fun of me. But I like
Speaker 1: grocery shopping. I enjoy it, and I love talking to
Speaker 1: people in the grocery store. You should see me, Lynn,
Speaker 1: I talk to everybody. I have the best time in
Speaker 1: grocery shopping.
Speaker 2: You like to talk, it's definitely your thing.
Speaker 1: But I like to You know, I just feel normal.
Speaker 1: I just I live in a bubble. I hardly stop working,
Speaker 1: and it's like for me, it's relaxation.
Speaker 2: It's bizarre. I can't. I know.
Speaker 1: I'm a complete loser. I mean, you can say it's
Speaker 1: that true or not.
Speaker 2: I don't think food shopping is being a loser.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, eatan.
Speaker 1: Food shops food shopping that makes I'm saying the rest
Speaker 1: of my life, I'm a loser.
Speaker 2: Oh, I can't speak to that, you know, yeah you can, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you believe you know it's true.
Speaker 1: When you're getting texts at at three o'clock on a
Speaker 1: three am Saturday Sunday mornings.
Speaker 7: I just assumed you had a wild night of intoxication
Speaker 7: and decided to look at some political articles.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's what my favorite thing to do. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: that really happens.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's give everybody the right impression of who I am.