Speaker 1: Well, we'll come in to your city.
Speaker 2: Wanna way, I get sas and saying.
Speaker 3: You a conscious cell.
Speaker 2: Will be desire, how little tail.
Speaker 3: And if you want a little bang in your yunire.
Speaker 4: And come along, Steven.
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody, why are.
Speaker 4: You not celebrating these cuts?
Speaker 5: If you agree there is waste, if you agree there
Speaker 5: is abuse, if you agree there is corruption.
Speaker 3: Why are you not celebrating the cuts the reforms that
Speaker 3: are being instituted.
Speaker 5: What I'm doing here, what present is doing is it's
Speaker 5: just long term thinking. The shape of America must be strong,
Speaker 5: so America cannot sink.
Speaker 3: If it sinks, we all sink with it.
Speaker 2: The Musk is going to go to Mars, so he
Speaker 2: doesn't care what happens to the planet.
Speaker 3: Trado. Is that in style?
Speaker 4: Welcome to the revolution that we come in to your city.
Speaker 2: Go wana way, I get salas and saying you a
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Speaker 2: If you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: By the way, thank you to everybody making this interview
Speaker 2: with President Trump and Elon Musk such a success. It's
Speaker 2: like off the chart numbers when you start including you know,
Speaker 2: we're playing it on radio and on TV and on
Speaker 2: the podcast and on Hannity dot com and Fox Nation
Speaker 2: and and and Fox itself. Just off the charts. And
Speaker 2: I'm very grateful, and I think it was important that
Speaker 2: the country see this in light of all of the vicious, vile,
Speaker 2: hateful attacks against somebody that's trying to expose waste, fraud,
Speaker 2: abuse and corruption and doing it for free, and while
Speaker 2: simultaneously doing incredible things to advance humanity. Uh but anyway,
Speaker 2: here is more of my interview with President Trump and
Speaker 2: Elon Musk from the White House.
Speaker 6: As I scrolled this information and it's it's I'll scroll
Speaker 6: a lot more than I'll mention to both of you.
Speaker 3: And this is the cost savings.
Speaker 2: I want you.
Speaker 6: I want people at home to understand this part. Average
Speaker 6: America makes sixty six thousand dollars a year. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 6: we have thirty seven trillion dollars in national debt. Now
Speaker 6: all the money I'm about to mention and what we're
Speaker 6: going to scroll on our screen.
Speaker 4: And all of this is going too feign countries.
Speaker 6: It is not being spent here in America for better schools,
Speaker 6: law and order.
Speaker 5: I think the average text paying Americans should be mad
Speaker 5: as hell because their text money is being spent.
Speaker 3: All right, let me go to the next second question.
Speaker 6: First, I want to know because people like Joni Ernst
Speaker 6: AND's tried for a long time and she's actually got
Speaker 6: a lot of good data.
Speaker 3: Center US has been really helpful.
Speaker 6: Actually okay, but they they they actually hide what the
Speaker 6: real purpose of the spending is. In other words, they
Speaker 6: and this is a question, how did you decipher it?
Speaker 6: Will say humanitarian blah blah blah in Serbia or Afghanistan.
Speaker 6: We even give the money to China for crying out loud,
Speaker 6: which I think is nuts.
Speaker 3: Well, the Taliban, but money to the Taliban like a lot,
Speaker 3: all right, So like for what? But I want to
Speaker 3: see you pictures of what they did, but they try
Speaker 3: to obscure it.
Speaker 6: But then you got to the bottom line, which is
Speaker 6: what I'm now scrolling on the screen, and that is
Speaker 6: twenty million on Assessame Street Show in Iraq, fifty six
Speaker 6: million to boost tourism in Tunisia and Egypt. Forty million
Speaker 6: to build schools in Jordan, eleven million to tell the
Speaker 6: Vietnamese to stop burning trash, forty five million for DEI
Speaker 6: scholarships in Burma, five hundred and twenty million for consultant
Speaker 6: driven ESG and investments in Africa, uh DEI.
Speaker 3: Programs in Serbia. The President's favorite.
Speaker 6: I'm sure you you love that taxpayer money was spent
Speaker 6: on a DEI musical in Ireland, or transgender opera in Colombia,
Speaker 6: or a trend.
Speaker 3: It sounds like it sounds like this.
Speaker 5: It sounds like, how can these things be real? But
Speaker 5: this is actually what we've done. It sounds like a
Speaker 5: comedy sketule. I have twenties pages, right, it's not a
Speaker 5: list of mile long.
Speaker 3: If you had to put a number on it.
Speaker 6: How much do you think you've identified waste, fraud, abuse,
Speaker 6: corruption at this point? And again we've been We're going
Speaker 6: to be scrolling this throughout the program.
Speaker 5: Well, the overall goal is to try to get a
Speaker 5: trillion dollars out of the deficit, and if the deficit
Speaker 5: is not brought under control, America will go bankrupt.
Speaker 3: This is a very important thing for people to understand.
Speaker 5: A country is no different from an individual in that
Speaker 5: if an individual overspends, an individual can go bankrupt.
Speaker 3: And so kind of country.
Speaker 5: And the massive wasteboard and abuse that has been going on,
Speaker 5: which is leading to two trillion.
Speaker 3: Dollar a year deficit.
Speaker 5: That's what the president was handed on Jen twenty the
Speaker 5: two trillion dollar deficit.
Speaker 3: It's insane for this fiscal year too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we inherited. Yeah, and inflation is back. I'm only
Speaker 1: here for two and a half weeks. That was inflation.
Speaker 1: They're back now, think of it. Inflation's back. And they said,
Speaker 1: oh Trump and fact I had nothing to do with it.
Speaker 1: These people have run the country. They spent money like
Speaker 1: nobody has ever spent. They were they were given nine
Speaker 1: trillion dollars to throw out the window, nine trillion, and
Speaker 1: they spent it on the green News scam.
Speaker 4: Michael, it's the greatest scam.
Speaker 3: In the history of the country.
Speaker 2: One of them.
Speaker 4: We have a lot of them, I guess, but one
Speaker 4: of them all dollar wise, probably eye.
Speaker 6: And woke ism, and well that's a part of it.
Speaker 6: An LGBTQ plus. Yeah, by the way, not in America,
Speaker 6: other countries, not here.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: The amazing thing is when you see the the teaching
Speaker 1: of DEI nine million dollars.
Speaker 4: How do you spend nine million to teach no.
Speaker 3: Matter what it is? You could teach physics, we could
Speaker 3: go to m I. T's the teacher you're going to take.
Speaker 6: How much do you believe Elon you've identified and waste
Speaker 6: for aud to us corruption now and how much do
Speaker 6: you anticipate you will?
Speaker 3: Sure? Well, I think.
Speaker 1: Because it's so massive, it's this is huge money. So
Speaker 1: what we found out was just as good as they are.
Speaker 1: They're not going to find some contract that was cricket,
Speaker 1: you know, crooked as hell.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's going to be so much is.
Speaker 3: In fact, but what is that?
Speaker 1: I think he's going to find a trillion dollars, But
Speaker 1: I think it's a very small percentage compared to.
Speaker 3: What it is.
Speaker 6: Let me go to an area that I think is
Speaker 6: key and and you talked about this in recent interviews,
Speaker 6: and that is we don't need a Department of education, okay,
Speaker 6: And what some people are trying to do with stoke
Speaker 6: fears that oh my gosh, my kid's not to get
Speaker 6: the money for education or grandma and social security and medicare.
Speaker 4: This is a big promise of yours on the campaign trail.
Speaker 3: So I really want to.
Speaker 6: Give you both an opportunity to assure the American people
Speaker 6: you will keep money will be allocated for students, but
Speaker 6: with higher standards. For example, I would assume associated with
Speaker 6: money is given or just.
Speaker 4: So much and then Elon goes.
Speaker 1: But look, social security won't be touched other than it
Speaker 1: is brought or something. We're going to find. It's going
Speaker 1: to be strengthened, but won't be touched. Medicare, Medicaid, none
Speaker 1: of that stuff.
Speaker 3: Is going to be touched. Nothing.
Speaker 4: I want you to have to now, if there are
Speaker 4: illegal migrants.
Speaker 1: In the system, we're going to get them out of
Speaker 1: the system and all of that fraud, but it's not
Speaker 1: going to be touched.
Speaker 4: School.
Speaker 1: I want to bring school back to the States, so
Speaker 1: that Iowa, Indiana, all these places, Idaho, New Hampshire. There's
Speaker 1: so many places in the States. I figured thirty five
Speaker 1: really run well. And right now it's Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, China, China.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine has top top schools. We're less. So
Speaker 4: they have a list of forty countries, we're number forty.
Speaker 1: Usually we're thirty eight thirty and the last time, we
Speaker 1: were number forty. And what I say is you got
Speaker 1: to give it best so it doesn't work. I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what, we're number one in costs per pupil. We
Speaker 1: spend more money than any of the country by far.
Speaker 1: It's not even close per pupil. Okay, so we know
Speaker 1: it doesn't work, So we spend the most. We have
Speaker 1: the worst right, the worst result when we give that,
Speaker 1: when we give that back to Indiana, when we give
Speaker 1: that back to Iowa, and back to a lot of
Speaker 1: the states that run well, they run well, a lot
Speaker 1: of them thirty five, thirty seven, thirty eight. Now you're
Speaker 1: going to have ten laggards, but you're gonna have five
Speaker 1: real laggards.
Speaker 4: But that's going to be okay. Take New York. You
Speaker 4: give it to west Chester.
Speaker 1: County, you give it to County, you give it to
Speaker 1: Upstate New York, and you give it to Manhattan, but
Speaker 1: you give it to four or five sub sections.
Speaker 4: Same thing in California.
Speaker 1: Los Angeles is going to be a problem, but you're
Speaker 1: going to give it to places that run well. We
Speaker 1: can change education. Now, school choice is important, but that
Speaker 1: will get care of taking care of automatically. We want
Speaker 1: to bring education. Back to the States, you will spend
Speaker 1: half the numbers. I'm not even doing this. I'm not
Speaker 1: even I'm not even doing this to say, but you
Speaker 1: will say. It cost you much less money. You get
Speaker 1: a much better education. If you go to some of
Speaker 1: these states, you'll be the equivalent of Norway, Sweden, Denmark,
Speaker 1: places that really have a good school system. You'll have
Speaker 1: those places will be the equipment, and your overall numbers
Speaker 1: will get so much better.
Speaker 6: You want standards associated.
Speaker 1: The only thing I want to do from Washington, DC
Speaker 1: is make sure they're teaching.
Speaker 4: English, reading, writing, and Ryan sick science.
Speaker 6: Okay, little science might hope you know computers.
Speaker 4: You're not gonna have much of a problem with that.
Speaker 2: But that's it.
Speaker 6: So your your task now, and I pray to God
Speaker 6: this is successful, I really do.
Speaker 3: I wish you God's speed, you know, God speed.
Speaker 2: John Glenny is.
Speaker 4: Going to be by the way, I really believe.
Speaker 1: But there is a country are well beside this. This
Speaker 1: is cutting. We're only talking about cutting. We're also going
Speaker 1: to make a lot of money. We're going to we're
Speaker 1: taking in.
Speaker 6: So what about his business? What if if there is
Speaker 6: then we all contract? He would otherwise do.
Speaker 1: It he's got a conflict. I mean, look, he's in
Speaker 1: certain areas. I mean, I see this morning. I didn't
Speaker 1: know if I said, do the right thing where they're
Speaker 1: cutting way back on the.
Speaker 4: Electric vehicle subsidies.
Speaker 1: They're cutting back, not only cutting back, don't you Yeah, Now,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't tell you. Well, he's probably not that happy
Speaker 1: with it, but that would have been one thing. He
Speaker 1: would have come to me and say, listen, you got
Speaker 1: to do me your favorite. This is crazy. But this
Speaker 1: was in the tax bill. They're cutting back on the substies.
Speaker 1: I didn't I wasn't involved in it. I said do
Speaker 1: what's right and you get and they're coming up with
Speaker 1: a text. But it's just preliminary. But I mean, if
Speaker 1: he were involved, wouldn't you think he'd probably do that. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe he does better if you cut back on the subsidies.
Speaker 1: Who knows, because he figures, he does think differently. He
Speaker 1: thinks he has a better product and as long as
Speaker 1: he has a level playing field, he doesn't care what
Speaker 1: you do.
Speaker 4: Which he's told me that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean, I haven't asked the president for anything ever.
Speaker 6: And if it comes up, how will you handle it?
Speaker 5: Well, he won't be involved yeah, I'll accuse myself if
Speaker 5: it is.
Speaker 4: If there's a conflict, he won't be involved. I mean
Speaker 4: I wouldn't want that and he won't want it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: And also I'm getting a sort of a daily proptology
Speaker 5: examp here. You know, it's like I'll be getting away
Speaker 5: from something in the dead of night.
Speaker 2: Welcome to DC.
Speaker 3: If you want a friend and get a dog, well
Speaker 3: I do have a dog, but I also have friends.
Speaker 3: My dog loves me.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: The truth was.
Speaker 1: Every businessman I know, the good ones, the bad ones,
Speaker 1: the smart ones, the lucky ones.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 4: This guy's a very he's a brilliant guy. He's a
Speaker 4: great guy.
Speaker 1: He's got tremendous imagination and scientific imagine far beyond. You know,
Speaker 1: you keep talking about a technologist and all, but you're
Speaker 1: much more than a technologist.
Speaker 4: You are that.
Speaker 1: But he's also a good person. He's a very good person,
Speaker 1: and he wants to see the country do well. And
Speaker 1: I know a lot of great business people, really great
Speaker 1: business people, but you know they're not really in some
Speaker 1: cases very good people. And I know people that would
Speaker 1: try and take advantage of the situation. This guy is
Speaker 1: somebody that really cares for the country. And I saw
Speaker 1: that very early on. I sort really a long time
Speaker 1: ago when I got to know him. He's a very
Speaker 1: different kind of a character. That's why you know who
Speaker 1: loves him, young people that are very smart and that
Speaker 1: love the country.
Speaker 5: So people ask me like, what's what's the what's the
Speaker 5: what's like the what's your biggest surprise in DC?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, the sheer scale, it's massive. So you
Speaker 3: love the challenge? Well, never do point, that's the only
Speaker 3: thing you can say, you'll never do it.
Speaker 5: I mean, you do something slightly better and you save
Speaker 5: billions of dollars for the American tax payer, just slightly
Speaker 5: better when you just tech support, you got one percent better,
Speaker 5: and it's like, you know, tens of billions of dollars
Speaker 5: saved to the American tax payer. If I may address
Speaker 5: the point that you question you asked earlier, which is,
Speaker 5: you know, how do we assure people they want to know? Yea,
Speaker 5: how do we assure people that we're going to do
Speaker 5: the right thing, that there, that their social security benefits
Speaker 5: will be there, that the medical care will be good,
Speaker 5: and and and and in fact, how do we make
Speaker 5: it and shure that there's better medical care in the future,
Speaker 5: how do we improve that benefits, How do we make
Speaker 5: sure that the social security check goes further than in
Speaker 5: the past, and not it doesn't get weak and by inflation.
Speaker 5: So the if we address the massive deaths of spending,
Speaker 5: the sort of the waste in the government, then then
Speaker 5: that we can.
Speaker 3: Actually address inflation.
Speaker 5: So it's provided the economy grows faster than the money supply,
Speaker 5: which means you stop the government over spending and the
Speaker 5: waste and the output of real useful goods and services
Speaker 5: exceeds the increase in the money supply, you have no inflation.
Speaker 5: And you also drop the interest payments that that people
Speaker 5: pay because if the government waves you high. Yes, the
Speaker 5: reason the interest payments are so high is because the
Speaker 5: national debt keeps increasing, so the government is competing for
Speaker 5: to sell debt with with the private citizens.
Speaker 3: This drives up the interest rate. So if you have
Speaker 3: if you have a.
Speaker 5: If you cut back on the deficit, you actually have
Speaker 5: an amazing situation for people because you get you get
Speaker 5: rid of inflation, and you drop the interest rates, and
Speaker 5: that means people's mortgage payments go down, the credit card
Speaker 5: payments go down, their car payments go down, their student
Speaker 5: loans go down. Everything their their life becomes more affordable,
Speaker 5: and they're.
Speaker 6: Start up living improved quickly, because I think people are
Speaker 6: suffering now you are still living under the bids.
Speaker 4: And you have states right now, you have some states
Speaker 4: that operate that way. They operate as well as any corporation.
Speaker 4: They really operate well.
Speaker 1: They have surp pluses that they example, when they look
Speaker 1: at New York and California and some of these places
Speaker 1: that should have an advantage. I mean there's a big advantage.
Speaker 1: Or Pritzgard does such a bad job in Illinois, it's horrible.
Speaker 4: How bad he is, and they don't have that advantage.
Speaker 1: You know, New York has stock exchange and lots of things.
Speaker 1: In California has the weather and the beautiful water.
Speaker 3: Or yeah, but like Florida.
Speaker 4: But some states operate the way he's talking efficiently.
Speaker 1: When you go into some of these states, you're going
Speaker 1: to find very little. You're gonna find almost nothing. They
Speaker 1: really operate well, big surpluses, low taxes.
Speaker 6: And my taxes went up the first time you were
Speaker 6: president because you took.
Speaker 3: Away the salt deduction.
Speaker 6: Well, which by the way, I thought was the right decision.
Speaker 4: It was the right decision.
Speaker 1: In fact, Reagan tried to do it because it rewards
Speaker 1: badly run.
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Speaker 6: As we continue, how quickly you balance the budget and
Speaker 6: when do we start paying down that?
Speaker 1: Well, potentially very quickly, between what he's doing and with
Speaker 1: income coming in from tariffs.
Speaker 2: And other things.
Speaker 1: I mean, I hope we can. I don't want to
Speaker 1: give a date because then these people are going to say, oh, well,
Speaker 1: he didn't make the date. But I think we can
Speaker 1: do it very quickly. We would have never done it
Speaker 1: if this didn't happen never, it would have never been.
Speaker 1: It would only get worse and worse, and ultimately it
Speaker 1: would have exploded.
Speaker 4: This country was headed down a very bad track.
Speaker 1: And the whole DEI thing that was that was a trap.
Speaker 1: That was a sick trap. And you know we've destroyed that.
Speaker 1: That's gone. That's pretty much gone.
Speaker 3: I agree, it's not what we we're not funding it.
Speaker 5: I really want to emphasize to people that this is
Speaker 5: a very important point. If we don't solve the deficit,
Speaker 5: there won't be money for medical care, they won't be
Speaker 5: money for social security.
Speaker 3: We either solve the deficit or all we'll be doing
Speaker 3: is paying debt.
Speaker 5: Nobody said it's got to be solved or there's no
Speaker 5: medical care, there's no solid securities, no nothing. There's got
Speaker 5: to be solved. It's not optional. America will go bankrupt
Speaker 5: if this is not done. That's why I'm here.
Speaker 4: The President of Europe takes advantage.
Speaker 5: And I will also just send a message to like
Speaker 5: because as President said, like this, there's a lot of.
Speaker 3: Rich people out there. They should be caring more about
Speaker 3: the country.
Speaker 5: Because the reason you be caring about more about the
Speaker 5: countries in America falls. What do you think is going
Speaker 5: to happen to your business? What do you think do
Speaker 5: you think if we're going to be okay? If the
Speaker 5: ship of America thinks of course, not like what what? What?
Speaker 5: What I'm doing here, what the President's doing is it's
Speaker 5: just long term thinking. The ship of America must be strong,
Speaker 5: so America cannot sing. If it sinks, we all sink with.
Speaker 3: It is what drives you.
Speaker 6: This is important, It says tech support so you're not
Speaker 6: trying to be president, as the media suggests. You are
Speaker 6: really here because your heart and your passion is this,
Speaker 6: and the President described you as being this is the
Speaker 6: biggest thing you've ever done.
Speaker 3: Now you're trying to bring side.
Speaker 4: It could be nothing bigger.
Speaker 6: You're sending ships up to the Mars, you know, spaceships
Speaker 6: up in the sky all the time, and saving astronauts.
Speaker 7: That's pretty big. Has compared to penuts. You agree with that, Well,
Speaker 7: it's just it's essentral that America be healthy, that America's
Speaker 7: economy be strong, and.
Speaker 5: If that basically it's like I considers, like if America
Speaker 5: is the central pillar holding up Western civilization, that pillar
Speaker 5: must be strong.
Speaker 3: That pillar falls, the whole roof comes crashing down.
Speaker 1: There's no to hideas run nothing, there's nothing left.
Speaker 6: Why if this is your goal, your motivation, you're losing
Speaker 6: money in the process. You're offering you do all these
Speaker 6: nice things for people for free. You're trying to solve
Speaker 6: you know, blindness. You're going to rescue your astronauts. You
Speaker 6: help the people in North Carolina, California. You're cutting money
Speaker 6: that was sent abroad, does not helping the American people.
Speaker 3: But why rat it was and hurting people overseas to
Speaker 3: whitest rage against you.
Speaker 6: Now, first they hated him, now they hate both of you.
Speaker 5: Well, I think we're seeing an antibody reaction from from
Speaker 5: those who are receiving the wasteful and fraudulent money.
Speaker 3: They're being exposed.
Speaker 5: Yes, nobody wants to be exposed with I'll tell you
Speaker 5: a lesson I learned at PayPal. You know who complained
Speaker 5: the loudest, uh, and the quickest, and the loudest and
Speaker 5: with the most amount of righteous indignation the fraudsters. That's
Speaker 5: who complained first, loudest, and they would generally have this
Speaker 5: immense overreaction. That's how we knew there were the Fordstess.
Speaker 5: That's how we knew. That's to tell what.
Speaker 6: I've never met you before today, and it's nice to
Speaker 6: meet you. By the way, then thank you for doing this.
Speaker 6: You guys are really friends. You guys, I could see
Speaker 6: you kicking up your show.
Speaker 1: He doesn't do this kind of thing. And the way
Speaker 1: I figured that you get to know him is if
Speaker 1: I did it with him. I said, come on, let's
Speaker 1: do it together.
Speaker 2: He doesn't do this.
Speaker 1: I think he's smart enough doing it overall, because you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, he's done very well without doing it, but
Speaker 1: he doesn't feel it's really worthwhile. He wants the product
Speaker 1: to speak for itself or whatever. He does speak for itself,
Speaker 1: but he've views it as you know, does it matter?
Speaker 1: And I'm doing this with you today because I wanted
Speaker 1: to have people understand him, and I think it's very important.
Speaker 1: I disagree with him and that I think it's very
Speaker 1: important that they do understand him. He doesn't need this,
Speaker 1: He doesn't need it now. I happen to think it's
Speaker 1: made him very popular. I think he's more popular now
Speaker 1: because there are so many people. You know, you're talking
Speaker 1: about the radical left. They have the lowest ratings. Ms
Speaker 1: NBC is dying, CNN is dying.
Speaker 4: They're all dying.
Speaker 2: The New York Times is doing.
Speaker 4: A lousy The Washington Post is doing horribly.
Speaker 1: They're all doing badly because people don't buy it anymore.
Speaker 1: But I think it was important that he do this
Speaker 1: one interview. You've been a very fair guy. I think
Speaker 1: you were the right guy to do it. If we
Speaker 1: could get some radical left guy, and they do just
Speaker 1: as well, frankly.
Speaker 4: Because it's it's all about common sense.
Speaker 1: On constant shure. To me, this was anxious Who's important
Speaker 1: for people to understand. He's doing a big job. He's
Speaker 1: doing a very thankless job. It's really a thankless job.
Speaker 1: But he's helping us to save our country. Our country
Speaker 1: is in serious trouble. And I had to get the
Speaker 1: best guy, somebody with credibility, because if he were just
Speaker 1: a regular good, very good, solid businessman, he wouldn't have
Speaker 1: the credibility. He's got the best credibility for this, and
Speaker 1: people also know he's an honest guy.
Speaker 4: He's an honest guy.
Speaker 1: He's just a very very smart guy who's done amazing things,
Speaker 1: and this will be the biggest thing he's ever done,
Speaker 1: because you know, his companies are all great. But if
Speaker 1: this country goes bad, I guess where he is a
Speaker 1: little selfish? Is this?
Speaker 4: He knows one thing and probably doesn't think.
Speaker 1: But if this country goes bad, his stuff is not
Speaker 1: going to be worth very much.
Speaker 5: I can tell you that's if the shape of America sinks,
Speaker 5: rulebo going down with it. You know, this idea that
Speaker 5: people can escape to New Zealand or some other place
Speaker 5: is false. If the central pillar of Western civilization that
Speaker 5: is America falls the whole.
Speaker 3: Roof comes crashing down and there is no escape. Do
Speaker 3: you anticipate you'll be here four years?
Speaker 5: My last question, I'll be as helpful as long as
Speaker 5: I can be helpful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a good question.
Speaker 1: I mean I was thinking about it, and I wonder
Speaker 1: how long he's going to be doing it. You can't
Speaker 1: get somebody like this. He cares, and he's brilliant, and
Speaker 1: he's got energy. You need energy also in addition to
Speaker 1: those other you don't have a lot of guys that
Speaker 1: are very smart, but they have no energy. They want
Speaker 1: to sleep all day. Look, you need a lot of energy.
Speaker 1: You've got a lot of energy. He's doing a great job.
Speaker 1: If there's any conflict, he will stop it. But if
Speaker 1: he didn't stop it, i'd see if there's a conflict.
Speaker 1: I mean we're talking about big stuff, but he's under
Speaker 1: a pretty big microscope.
Speaker 4: I mean, everybody's watching him.
Speaker 1: If there's a conflict, you're going to be reading about
Speaker 1: it with it about two minutes.
Speaker 4: After the conflict.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 5: There's the possibility of me getting away something is zero percent,
Speaker 5: zero point zero. I've scrutinized to a ridiculous degree. And
Speaker 5: the other thing is that we're you know what, what's
Speaker 5: you know What's better than saying trust trust me is
Speaker 5: just full transparency. So what we're doing with the doors
Speaker 5: door just go to doorstock of you can see every
Speaker 5: single action that's being taken.
Speaker 3: And now I don't want to clear We're all going
Speaker 3: to make some mistakes.
Speaker 5: We're not going to be perfect, nobody bats a thousand,
Speaker 5: but we're going to fix the mistakes very quickly. That's
Speaker 5: what matters, not that you don't make mistakes, but they
Speaker 5: fix the mistakes very fast.
Speaker 2: All right. Anyway, if you want the full interview, unedited, interrupted,
Speaker 2: you can get on Hannity dot com. We got it
Speaker 2: up on x We've got it on Fox Nation dot com.
Speaker 2: We're putting it everywhere, and thank all of you. It
Speaker 2: was such a great experience. I will tell you that
Speaker 2: I just hate what they're doing to a guy that
Speaker 2: is volunteering and foregoing lots of money and taking abuse
Speaker 2: for it, and all he's trying to do is help us,
Speaker 2: help the country. It's just so disgusting. All right, quick
Speaker 2: break right back. We'll hit the phones eight hundred and
Speaker 2: nine four one Shaw on our number. If you want
Speaker 2: to be a part of the program. Did you ever
Speaker 2: wonder how it's possible that we pay more per capita
Speaker 2: for student than any other industrialized country with the worst results.
Speaker 2: This came up in my interview with Elon Musk and
Speaker 2: President Trump and his desire to you know, change how
Speaker 2: we do education in this country and block ranting or
Speaker 2: vouchers or you know, all the different ways to innovative
Speaker 2: ideas to better spend money on our kids in school
Speaker 2: and anyway it's gonna happen, but it is. It is
Speaker 2: another national travesty. This holy alliance between teachers' unions and
Speaker 2: Democrats has to be broken. Only come back on the
Speaker 2: other side. We're gonna debate that. We'll also get more
Speaker 2: of your calls in eight hundred nine four one, Shawn,
Speaker 2: as we roll along, the.
Speaker 3: Final hour roundup is next.
Speaker 2: You do not want to miss it, and stay tuned
Speaker 2: for the final hour Free for all on the Sean
Speaker 2: Hannity Show. Let's go to our busy phones. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: ninety four one. Sean at the top of the hour,
Speaker 2: how do we fix America's broken educational system? Now that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump says the Department of Education needs to go
Speaker 2: as soon as possible. Joni in Long Island, New York,
Speaker 2: my former home town. How are you, Joni? What's going on?
Speaker 8: John? How are you?
Speaker 2: Where in Long Island are you?
Speaker 4: Where are you Massapequa?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I have so many friends from Massapequa.
Speaker 2: But what's on your mind today? Glad you called mine?
Speaker 5: Ivy.
Speaker 2: I do miss friends in Long Island and uh uh
Speaker 2: I love my friends. They're all saying the same thing
Speaker 2: though they're getting the hell out.
Speaker 8: I don't blame you. I don't blame you.
Speaker 2: Well though, Bruce Blakeman's doing a good job. You're in
Speaker 2: Nasau County, right, Nasa County. Yeah, yeah, he's doing a
Speaker 2: great job.
Speaker 8: Hey is I'm happy, but still things that I wish
Speaker 8: were better? But you know, great show with Elon and Trump, fantastic,
Speaker 8: Thank you, But I'm actually calling for a favor.
Speaker 2: What do you need?
Speaker 8: Your pen?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Linda put you up to this, don't lie, Linda put
Speaker 2: you up to this because I click it a lot.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 8: I I watch you faithfully every night, and I'm like,
Speaker 8: oh my god, if I can go there and rip
Speaker 8: that pen out of his hands, I would myself. She goes,
Speaker 8: you could actually tell them, all.
Speaker 2: Right, I will, I will try and take your request.
Speaker 9: But I knew that I've had a co host named
Speaker 9: Ballpoint and we just all want you to retire him.
Speaker 9: You know we had enough of columns you.
Speaker 2: I know you put her up to this, but.
Speaker 9: To this, let me tell you something. She's a strong
Speaker 9: aisle woman. She don't need me.
Speaker 2: Huh, got it.
Speaker 8: But it is to be honest with you. It's it's
Speaker 8: like when I watch and you have an interview and
Speaker 8: someone else is talking, I'm actually hear it. So he
Speaker 8: had a click, and I'm like, I get anxious. I
Speaker 8: want to rip the pen out of your hand.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll tell you what. You know, the last thing
Speaker 2: I want to do is irritate my audience. Irritating Linda
Speaker 2: is a whole different ballgame. I like irritating her.
Speaker 9: Why don't you tell her what we gave you as
Speaker 9: a gift when we were there for the inauguration.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't have it. I don't know where it is,
Speaker 2: but I'm going to get a non clicky pen. I
Speaker 2: don't know, I don't even know. I'm doing it. To
Speaker 2: be very honest with you, I know that I.
Speaker 8: Know you don't and I don't know if it's a
Speaker 8: nervous happen. It's just a security. You have the pen
Speaker 8: in your hand, which is fine. Just change pens.
Speaker 2: Don't get a clicker, all right, Linda's gonna send me, Sean,
Speaker 2: Linda is going to send me one hundred non clickie pens.
Speaker 2: And when you see it, and if you can get
Speaker 2: a decent color this time instead of a disgusting pinky.
Speaker 9: You didn't like lavender? I thought lavender was it color?
Speaker 2: Lavender is not my color? No, no, all right, I
Speaker 2: will stop, But I hope you like the interview in
Speaker 2: spite of that.
Speaker 8: It was fantastic. And it's not just I really didn't
Speaker 8: hear it serving that interview, but it's on a regular
Speaker 8: basis on the show. But awesome, awesome interview. And I
Speaker 8: hope a lot of people who you know, were on
Speaker 8: the fence and were ensoyed that they watched it because
Speaker 8: it was very educational and just to see that. I
Speaker 8: really truly feel they are there for us, and I
Speaker 8: never had that feeling before from anyone, any any political figure,
Speaker 8: So I loved it.
Speaker 2: They are supposed to be public servants, right, They're supposed
Speaker 2: to serve us, And what Dooses has exposed? I keep
Speaker 2: saying it shocks the conscience. Every American should be angry
Speaker 2: and frustrated. And really it's just at a level that
Speaker 2: we never thought would happen. But Jony, Long Island, and
Speaker 2: I'm not making funny because I grew up there, But
Speaker 2: God bless you, and yes, Linda will send me one
Speaker 2: hundred non clickie pens, and and.
Speaker 9: I'm sure you will lose ninety nine of them just
Speaker 9: by accident.
Speaker 2: Well then you can get me another hundred, but I
Speaker 2: will throw out all the clicki ones and in your
Speaker 2: honor only because you asked, although I think you will
Speaker 2: put up to it, but that's a different story. Thank you,
Speaker 2: Joni eight hundred nine four one. Sean if you want
Speaker 2: to be a part of the program,