Speaker 1: Well, we'll come out your city.
Speaker 2: Way I gets saying you a concocise, will all be desired,
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Speaker 4: I'm really looking to make our country successful.
Speaker 2: I'm not looking to go back into the past.
Speaker 1: I'm looking to make our country successful.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Retribution will be through success mainstream media totally.
Speaker 2: American people repeatedly that the biggest issue was Hillary's emails.
Speaker 1: That's what they said.
Speaker 3: We should focus on deporting those who are truly a
Speaker 3: danger to America, and we should give the rest a
Speaker 3: chance to earn legal status.
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Speaker 3: We still continue to have reaction and fallout from the
Speaker 3: verdict and the Daniel Penny case. We told you yesterday
Speaker 3: about this Black Lives Matter quote leader or founder in
Speaker 3: Greater New York. His name is Hawk Newsome, you know,
Speaker 3: and and basically said this is about racism and that
Speaker 3: the KKK got another victory.
Speaker 1: And here's what he said.
Speaker 2: Racism is still alive in kicking in America. There's no
Speaker 2: the way to view this. Everyone is looked at the case.
Speaker 2: And those among you who say that Daniel Penny is
Speaker 2: innocent have racism and bias in your heart. All right.
Speaker 2: If you look at the facts of this case, then
Speaker 2: you understand that Daniel Penny is guilty. But today white
Speaker 2: supremacy got another victory. Today, the KKK, the Klansman, the
Speaker 2: evil in America, got another victory. They got that top
Speaker 2: charge dismissed. America shall continue to America and shall continue
Speaker 2: to pace second class status.
Speaker 1: On black people.
Speaker 2: We need some black visilanties.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 1: People want to jump up and choke.
Speaker 2: Us and kill us for being loud. How about we
Speaker 2: do the same when they attempt to oppress us.
Speaker 1: Wow, let's take a look back.
Speaker 3: And and while I'm playing this montage of black lives
Speaker 3: matters over the year, I want you to keep in
Speaker 3: mind that back in September, there's an African American officer
Speaker 3: out of Saint Louis. His name was David Lee, and
Speaker 3: we showed his picture on Hannity last night on Fox.
Speaker 3: He was killed in the line of duty back in
Speaker 3: September by a drunk driver, an unvetted Harris Biden illegal.
Speaker 3: As you listen to all of the outrage, where where
Speaker 3: was black Lives matter when this Harris Biden illegal killed this,
Speaker 3: this brave, courageous officer.
Speaker 1: No white medium get to the back. But you're letting
Speaker 1: video you come to the front. We white media. Excuse me, yo, concuse.
Speaker 7: Me, sir.
Speaker 1: Somebody need to tell his mark to get to that No,
Speaker 1: so somebody need to tell he's wing to get to
Speaker 1: the back. My man tells me out to get to
Speaker 1: the back, or you out from the mart.
Speaker 3: You're not afraid to put people out.
Speaker 1: You're not afraid for people out.
Speaker 3: White people to the back, white people.
Speaker 8: To the front.
Speaker 1: That includes my video.
Speaker 5: Go know Hillary, go ho Hillary? Who Hillary?
Speaker 1: She's killing black people?
Speaker 5: To boot Hillary, she's killing black people.
Speaker 1: And a white man love that white on this planet?
Speaker 1: Hing you We got booth bloodies.
Speaker 6: All the white babies, tell them all right, now them
Speaker 6: kill you Brian kids, kill yourself.
Speaker 1: Coffin go laying a coffin, because to.
Speaker 6: Be real, they didn't even try. Once the lesser charge
Speaker 6: was removed, they came back an hour later and said
Speaker 6: it was deadlock. Less than an hour twenty minutes later,
Speaker 6: they said, not guilty. These wonderful white people. I hope
Speaker 6: they celebrate their Christmas while the Neely family is praying
Speaker 6: and asking God for comfort.
Speaker 3: Then America, Wow, unbelievable anyway, joining us to discuss the
Speaker 3: Reverend cl Brian, host of The cl Brian Show and
Speaker 3: former head of the NAACP. Good to have you back.
Speaker 3: We call him Reverend cl heavy Foot Brian for a reason,
Speaker 3: but we'll get into that in a second. How are you,
Speaker 3: my dear friend. Congratulations, Thanks for all your help and
Speaker 3: support during the election.
Speaker 9: Thank you so much, Sean for having me back on.
Speaker 9: Thank you, my good friend, Sean. When we hear what
Speaker 9: you have just played there on your show, it is
Speaker 9: defiant ignorance that is still pervasive in so many pockets
Speaker 9: of the black community. There is no inheritance that's being
Speaker 9: left for any of the children of these people who
Speaker 9: are growing up in that type of ignorant environment to
Speaker 9: actually progress, and so they fall back on the same
Speaker 9: old rhetoric that the al Sharptons and the Jesse Jackson's
Speaker 9: and those who are race hustlers have always tried to
Speaker 9: present to black people and for some reason it worked
Speaker 9: for many, many years. But the awakening has occurred. And
Speaker 9: you know what, Sean, Donald John Trump has been a great,
Speaker 9: great pool in the hands I believe of Almighty God
Speaker 9: to change the direction of our society and the mindset
Speaker 9: of even those in the inner city if we can
Speaker 9: stay and in the way of these idiots who like
Speaker 9: to keep that type of rhetoric going.
Speaker 3: But I have a hard time understanding is there were
Speaker 3: minorities that testified in this case that they felt that
Speaker 3: life was in jeopardy and they were grateful to Daniel
Speaker 3: Penny for protecting them. Considering, this guy walks on the
Speaker 3: train and yelling how he's going to kill everyone on
Speaker 3: the train and kill himself.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and Sean, you and I riding on that same train.
Speaker 9: I don't care what color you right now. You're a
Speaker 9: black guy, I'm a white guy. Okay, we're both on
Speaker 9: that same train. I know that you would step up
Speaker 9: because you're trained to do it. I'm trained to do it.
Speaker 9: Daniel Penny was trained to do it. Why wouldn't we
Speaker 9: step up and why should we be per.
Speaker 3: Well, after everyone's witnessed this in the country, why would
Speaker 3: anyone want to You just might turn your head and
Speaker 3: just say forget it.
Speaker 9: And that's the problem and unfortunate, Sean. I unfortunately, I
Speaker 9: think that that may be a design that the Democrats
Speaker 9: would like to see to keep up the unruliness.
Speaker 3: There were women, There were women and children on that train.
Speaker 3: There were elderly people on that train. Elderly women on
Speaker 3: that train. How could I go home at night in
Speaker 3: good conscience and not step up and protect innocent people that,
Speaker 3: as you point out, are not capable of defending themselves.
Speaker 1: How do I look with myself in the mirror?
Speaker 9: And yet we're saying that Republicans are the ones who
Speaker 9: are wanting to throw Granny off the cliffs. But yet
Speaker 9: Grannie's riding the subway train and we attack the person
Speaker 9: who steps up to defend her. That it is a
Speaker 9: loss of sanity in this nation. And Sean, it is
Speaker 9: time for us. And I do believe that that train
Speaker 9: is certainly coming back into the station and loading up
Speaker 9: with patriots and people who understand what our nation is about.
Speaker 9: We're rotting from the inside out. And it is evident
Speaker 9: when you see people like these who took the stage
Speaker 9: yesterday after Pennies acquittal and say what they have just said,
Speaker 9: the pigs in the blankets tryum like bacon, My god,
Speaker 9: can't we get past all of this?
Speaker 3: Can you believe it? Pigs in a blanket? Fry them
Speaker 3: like bacon?
Speaker 1: What do we want? Dead cops? Why don't we want them? Now?
Speaker 1: Let me ask you.
Speaker 3: About all these people on social media. I'll start with
Speaker 3: the tell Lorenz case, for example, and i'll play it
Speaker 3: later in the program. You know, formerly of the Washington
Speaker 3: Post of New York Times and said she felt joy
Speaker 3: over the murder of the United Healthcare CEO. Now, the
Speaker 3: justification of people on the left is, you know, well,
Speaker 3: some people, and I think this argument is separate and apart.
Speaker 3: Some people are angry at insurance companies if claims denied
Speaker 3: or they make the process very difficult, and I know
Speaker 3: tons of horror stories of people having to deal with
Speaker 3: insurance companies. That does not justify Reverend the assassination of
Speaker 3: a father and a husband and a CEO of a company.
Speaker 3: If you don't like the company, don't do business with
Speaker 3: the company, period and.
Speaker 9: A sentence in someone's sick and twisted mind. Though, Sean,
Speaker 9: that seems to be the right thing to do. Where
Speaker 9: did we get to that point. There's never a time
Speaker 9: when you are disgruntled at a company, a corporation, that
Speaker 9: you should try and target the heads of that company.
Speaker 9: What is necessary now is not only dialogue, but you're
Speaker 9: hearing these people ask for vigilantes to take to the street. Now,
Speaker 9: that guy who shot that CEO was a white young man.
Speaker 9: Was he a vigilante? Is that the type of spirit
Speaker 9: that's taking.
Speaker 8: Over this nation?
Speaker 9: And if it is, it is we should be very
Speaker 9: glad that we have a president, a law and order president,
Speaker 9: who is actually affecting a mayor in a city where
Speaker 9: lawlessness has been ruled. I wish the same thing would
Speaker 9: happen in San Francisco.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable. Now, I do need to remind our audience, because
Speaker 3: it's been a while since you've been on how you
Speaker 3: earned the name the Reverend cl heavy Foot Bryant. Now,
Speaker 3: how many times have you been pulled over over the
Speaker 3: years by the police.
Speaker 9: I have been pulled over many times, my good friend,
Speaker 9: by the police. And you know the story.
Speaker 3: The Lord always well, well, you say many times. Let's
Speaker 3: define the term, shall we. How many is many times?
Speaker 3: One hundred, fifty two hundred.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 9: As you know, I used to do a lot of
Speaker 9: revivals around the country. Sometimes you have to drive there
Speaker 9: and you have to get there fast. And so I've
Speaker 9: been pulled over no less than thirty five or forty
Speaker 9: times in that period of time.
Speaker 1: Shean, So, probably that's been.
Speaker 3: It's like a person that says they only smoke a
Speaker 3: half a pack of cigarettes a day. That means you
Speaker 3: smoke a full pack maybe more. So you really got
Speaker 3: pulled over close to one hundred times?
Speaker 9: Well maybe so, maybe so, maybe so?
Speaker 3: Okay, And now when you get pulled over and the
Speaker 3: cop comes up to your car, is this true, Reverend
Speaker 3: that you often asked the police officer, officer, have you
Speaker 3: do you know our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 1: How often do you do that? How does that conversation begin?
Speaker 9: It is always important to me that our men and
Speaker 9: women in blue know that I am out there praying
Speaker 9: for them. And the first thing I need to ask
Speaker 9: him if do they know him? And that's my job, Sean,
Speaker 9: is to make him famous even among the cops have
Speaker 9: pulled me over and want to give me a ticket.
Speaker 1: Straight, they want to give you a ticket.
Speaker 3: So you ask them if they if they know the Lord,
Speaker 3: your Lord and Savior Jesus, and can you pray for them?
Speaker 3: Don't you also say that is there anything I can
Speaker 3: pray for you in your.
Speaker 9: Life by all means? Because there's still power in the
Speaker 9: name of Jesus Christ, and there's certainly power in the blood.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: So now they say license, registration please, And what is
Speaker 3: the next thing that you'll say?
Speaker 9: Oh, the next thing. I give them my license, I
Speaker 9: give my registration.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 9: They may be about to go back to their car,
Speaker 9: and I'll just say before they walk away, by the way,
Speaker 9: do you know Jesus, let me.
Speaker 3: Ask you this what happens? By the way, you crack
Speaker 3: me up. I think it's the greatest story ever told
Speaker 3: by a minister. But let me ask you this. We
Speaker 3: had talked about the issue of African Americans and if
Speaker 3: you go to inner city America and where it's where
Speaker 3: there's all the crime and horrible school systems, And we
Speaker 3: had talked for years about a demographic switch away from
Speaker 3: these blue cities and democratic policies and broken promises. It
Speaker 3: looks like the damn is versed. What happened this election
Speaker 3: and will it continue?
Speaker 9: I do believe that this election will make a great difference.
Speaker 9: In Proverbs, there's a scripture in the thirteenth chapter that says,
Speaker 9: a good man leaves to his children and his children's
Speaker 9: children and inheritance. And I think we have to examine
Speaker 9: what type of inheritance, all of us red, yellow, black, white,
Speaker 9: and brown Americans. What type of inheritance are we leaving
Speaker 9: to our children? And I think Donald John Trump is
Speaker 9: a fine example of a man who has built an empire.
Speaker 9: And you see his children, you see Don Jor, and
Speaker 9: you see Eric, and you understand that these kids have
Speaker 9: an example of what to do with their lives from
Speaker 9: their father. This young man who is just killed, unfortunately
Speaker 9: on that subway train, his father was not in his
Speaker 9: life until now when there's supposed to be a patia
Speaker 9: where he fought there might be a payday. This type
Speaker 9: of handling of our young people's future cannot continue if
Speaker 9: we are to preserve our republic. Donald John Trump is
Speaker 9: a prime example of anyone wants to see how to
Speaker 9: pass along that.
Speaker 3: Inherited Reverend cl heavy Foot Bryant. You're a special man.
Speaker 3: God bless you. God bless any officer that may pull
Speaker 3: you over, and make sure you pray for us too.
Speaker 1: You're a good man.
Speaker 9: God bless you. Sean, thank you.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred nine four one, Sean.
Speaker 3: If you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 3: Linda's not not the greatest story ever told by a minister.
Speaker 1: Anything cl says is okay. In my book, that guy
Speaker 1: rocks well.
Speaker 3: One time I interviewed jose Williams, who was very close
Speaker 3: friends with Reverend Martin Luther King Junior, and I asked
Speaker 3: him if he had a girlfriend. He said yes, And
Speaker 3: I said, now, Reverend, you're behaving right, and he goes, John,
Speaker 3: a man's got to do what a man's got to do.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 10: El would never say that.
Speaker 3: Deal would never say that. But I was a little
Speaker 3: shocked by that answer at the time.
Speaker 5: You can't always believe what the other side claims.
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Speaker 3: Oh and that I mentioned it's also a lot of
Speaker 3: fun to use. We'll get to this exchange later in
Speaker 3: the program. It's rather long. This is Taylor Lorenz and
Speaker 3: Piers Morgan just you know, knocking the snot out of
Speaker 3: the answers about the joy that she felt when hearing
Speaker 3: about the murder of this United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Speaker 3: But this is now gone fairly viral. I do understand
Speaker 3: and that there are many people that have problems with
Speaker 3: insurance companies, you know, beeit, whether there's a hurricane, wind flood,
Speaker 3: you know, claims, auto insurance, health insurance in particular. I
Speaker 3: understand people's complaints. Some of these clients complaints are beyond legitimate.
Speaker 3: Some of these companies are just downright wrong in how
Speaker 3: they handle people. You think you have insurance, well it
Speaker 3: only covers one test that doesn't cover the four tests
Speaker 3: that you need. And you know people like well I
Speaker 3: thought I had coverage, Well you have to. You really
Speaker 3: do have to pay attention ahead of time to what
Speaker 3: coverage you have in case the worst case scenario. There
Speaker 3: is something also called catastrophic insurance, relatively inexpensive. It does
Speaker 3: depend on your age, but catastrophic insurance with a high deductible.
Speaker 3: Let's say it minimizes the damage it can cause your
Speaker 3: finances if if you have that. But that's if you
Speaker 3: have a heart attack or stroke or cancer, God for
Speaker 3: a bid, any of those things. But that all of
Speaker 3: these arguments are separate and apart from the fact that
Speaker 3: a father and the fact that a husband was brutally
Speaker 3: assassinated on the streets of New York and the person
Speaker 3: has a manifesto that calls this CEO of parasite and
Speaker 3: you know, and claiming that the company put profits over
Speaker 3: healthcare and actually said and instead it needed to be done. No,
Speaker 3: it didn't need to be done. If you have a
Speaker 3: problem with your insurance company, you can get other insurance.
Speaker 3: You can appeal to your provider, you can appeal to
Speaker 3: maybe your workplace. If the insurance coverage is not what
Speaker 3: you need, get other workers and make the case they
Speaker 3: were just There are other peaceful options. You don't go
Speaker 3: around and you don't justify assassination because an insurance company
Speaker 3: denied your claim. Maybe unfairly so, but that's the justification
Speaker 3: we are hearing from a lot of people on the left.
Speaker 3: Is Bill Burr saying that he's okay, that the healthcare
Speaker 3: CEO and other healthcare CEOs are fearing for their lives.
Speaker 3: A lot of you are mass murderers. This is very
Speaker 3: common all over social media liberal commentary.
Speaker 11: Listen, you know what's annoying me about this? This kid
Speaker 11: who killed this ceo is none of these news programs
Speaker 11: are talking about the incredible lack of empathy from the
Speaker 11: general public about this because of how these insurance companies
Speaker 11: treat people when they are at their most vulnerable, after
Speaker 11: we've all given them our money every month and now
Speaker 11: we finally need you, and all you do is deny us,
Speaker 11: and then these and all of these things are taking
Speaker 11: the pictures of their CEOs off their websites. You know,
Speaker 11: I gotta be honest with you, Okay, I love that.
Speaker 11: And CEOs are afraid right now you should be, by
Speaker 11: and large, you're all a bunch of self greedy pieces,
Speaker 11: and a lot of you are mass murderers. You just
Speaker 11: don't pull the trigger. That's why it looks clean. That's
Speaker 11: why these people look oh my god, oh he was
Speaker 11: just you know, walking into a hotel. It's like, okay, well,
Speaker 11: what was his job, what did he do?
Speaker 1: What was the results of it.
Speaker 3: That was Bill Burr, but there are others as well.
Speaker 3: Sarah Haynes knocking healthcare insurance companies as a criminal racket,
Speaker 3: but slams cheerleading for the CEO killer, so a little
Speaker 3: bit slightly more modified reason. But you know, I find
Speaker 3: the fact that people are making justifications for this madness.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 7: I think that there is a shock in finding out
Speaker 7: who it is, just because this man could have changed
Speaker 7: things in this world. He had every privilege that could
Speaker 7: be given to someone. Ever, he came from a wealthy family,
Speaker 7: highly educated, valedictorian of his class. All the things were there.
Speaker 7: He was a very smart person, and yet this is
Speaker 7: the option he chose rather than going into a system
Speaker 7: and truly changing the ills and problems. And I think
Speaker 7: there's so many massive problems with the insurance companies that
Speaker 7: is clear, and we all know it. It is almost
Speaker 7: like a criminal racket. This is never the answer to that.
Speaker 7: And I'm actually more surprised by people's continual response to this,
Speaker 7: from TikTokers to professors podcasters. You can have all the
Speaker 7: rage in your heart at a system and still know
Speaker 7: that to pinpoint and put a target on the back
Speaker 7: of a human that is so far removed from fixing
Speaker 7: the problem. He may be a millionaire, you may hate
Speaker 7: people with money. All the things. You have to reflect
Speaker 7: on yourself if you at any point were gleeful about this,
Speaker 7: because it is so disturbing to see the residual effect
Speaker 7: of how many people applauded this person, as if this
Speaker 7: is how we live in this country or in this world,
Speaker 7: and it's unacceptable in those keeple.
Speaker 3: That's not as bad as what's going on on other
Speaker 3: social media sites like on TikTok. You know, TikTokers are
Speaker 3: showing sympathy for Luigi Mangione and critical of the McDonald's
Speaker 3: worker in Altoona, PA who called the police on this
Speaker 3: guy when he did absolutely the right thing.
Speaker 10: Listen, Okay, so they've arrested our hot cos assin. Turns
Speaker 10: out his name's Luigi. He's twenty six years old. He's
Speaker 10: an Ivy League grad, did his undergrad and masters at
Speaker 10: Penn in computer science slight time. He's a little young
Speaker 10: for me, but ugh, baby, what is you doing getting
Speaker 10: caught eating at McDonald's and curse you McDonald's employee for
Speaker 10: turning him in. But I get it. They up the
Speaker 10: the reward of sixty thousand. Maybe you needed that money.
Speaker 10: They never understood those crazy women that wrote inmates in jail, but.
Speaker 8: I guess you always loved doing that.
Speaker 12: They caught the guy that killed the a c CEO
Speaker 12: for such a professional hit. It's kind of weird that
Speaker 12: the gunman didn't leave the US. The guy that reported
Speaker 12: it was a McDonald's worker. I would never advocate for
Speaker 12: violence on a page, but it would be pretty funny
Speaker 12: if we beat this out of him, and then when
Speaker 12: he went to the hospital, that if he was out
Speaker 12: of network and had to pay a huge bill. I
Speaker 12: think that would be funny. I'm not advocating for it,
Speaker 12: but it would bring a smile to mething.
Speaker 3: All right, eight one Seawn, if you want to be
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Speaker 1: Next Sean Hannity Show. Hi, Hi, Thik, you are you
Speaker 1: in my cough?
Speaker 8: I'm fine in yourself.
Speaker 1: Good man. What's on your mind today?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 8: I wanted to talk about uh, mister Penny and mister
Speaker 8: Neely and the difficulty I have in where pull take facts.
Speaker 8: Mister Penney started his day, got in a car with
Speaker 8: many other people, an incident happened, and he reacted. That's
Speaker 8: the facts. Mister Neely was out of control for whatever
Speaker 8: reason and unpredictable, and someone reacted to that.
Speaker 3: He threatened to kill everybody on the train. He threatened
Speaker 3: to kill himself. A people testified. Witnesses testified in this
Speaker 3: trial that they felt their lives were in jeopardy. What else,
Speaker 3: What other option do you have but to restrain somebody
Speaker 3: that is threatening the lives of innocent men, women and children,
Speaker 3: many minorities, older women, children. What else are you supposed
Speaker 3: to do here?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 3: I know that the case isn't really over for Daniel Penny.
Speaker 3: Jeopardy of going to jail is certainly over. But you
Speaker 3: know now we have Neely's father is looking to sue.
Speaker 3: It was a New York Post article today by Adam Coleman.
Speaker 3: Neelie's father must answer, where were you? You know, we
Speaker 3: should be wary of individuals who call for society to
Speaker 3: do something while they themselves remain idle. And he goes
Speaker 3: on to talk about the death of this guy's son
Speaker 3: and how it was foreseeable and avoidable, not just on
Speaker 3: the day of his passing, but when he was a child.
Speaker 3: And he goes into You know, this guy had forty
Speaker 3: two run ins with the police. Forty two. That's a
Speaker 3: lot of run ins with the police. Very obviously a
Speaker 3: very troubled individual, and the system failed in every aspect
Speaker 3: that it put all of those people in that subway train,
Speaker 3: put all of their lives in jeopardy, every one of them.
Speaker 3: And then Daniel Penny had two choices to do nothing
Speaker 3: and roll the dice that he wasn't going to harm
Speaker 3: or kill somebody on that train, or subdue him. He
Speaker 3: chose the latter. He was a good samaritan. He showed
Speaker 3: great courage and bravery. It's unfortunate he didn't die from asphyxiation,
Speaker 3: as the carn originally claimed. They they didn't even do
Speaker 3: a toxicology report until later, and they found out there
Speaker 3: were a ton of drugs in this guy's system and
Speaker 3: he died from that. But it's just, you know, it's
Speaker 3: a tragedy. But somebody, I mean, what kind of person
Speaker 3: would you think if somebody was threatening Let's say Sean
Speaker 3: Hannity is on a bus and next to me is
Speaker 3: an older couple and some guy comes up to this
Speaker 3: older couple and threatens their lives. What would you think
Speaker 3: of me if I just sat there and did nothing,
Speaker 3: what would you.
Speaker 1: Think of me?
Speaker 8: Well, my point is, isn't what I would think of you.
Speaker 8: Mister Penny reacted to a situation he walked.
Speaker 1: Into right, Okay, so.
Speaker 8: Well it's where he was. And my point isn't to
Speaker 8: condemn him or thank god he was there. Thank god
Speaker 8: he and a couple of other people reacted. I've been
Speaker 8: in a situation. But my other point is as a
Speaker 8: parent of an.
Speaker 4: Addict for many years, my point is I don't understand.
Speaker 4: I understand the father's grief, the family's grief. It is
Speaker 4: horrible anytime you lose a child.
Speaker 1: Now, did you have a son or daughter? What were
Speaker 1: they addicted to?
Speaker 8: Well, we've gone through huffing, heroine, meth set and all that.
Speaker 8: When someone is addicted to drugs or alcohol, nothing is normal.
Speaker 8: They are unpredictable, and they turn violent in a heartbeat
Speaker 8: because they no longer have the mental capability of reasoning,
Speaker 8: of critifical thinking.
Speaker 3: Are there are a danger to themselves and to others?
Speaker 3: How many years has this? I guess it sounds like
Speaker 3: your son has. How many years has he been aedicted?
Speaker 1: Four fifteen twenty and he's still alive. Do you have
Speaker 1: do you have anything to do with this child?
Speaker 8: Yes, because it's my child.
Speaker 1: And does the child live with you?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, because I'm raising you give Do you ever give
Speaker 3: this child.
Speaker 8: Money to keep a rough overday head so you.
Speaker 1: Pay the rent for his apartment?
Speaker 3: Not always, it's as this is a national epidemic. Yeah,
Speaker 3: whether it's opioid addiction, what drug addiction, it is a
Speaker 3: national epidemic. Is not one person I'm sure listening to
Speaker 3: this program that doesn't know somebody that has had or
Speaker 3: has addiction problems. Everybody has run into people with addiction problems.
Speaker 3: It is a national epidemic. That's one of the main
Speaker 3: reasons we've got to stop the flow of drugs into
Speaker 3: this country. And that includes fetanyl opioids, the heroin, the
Speaker 3: drugs that you mentioned. And it is a failure of
Speaker 3: monumental proportions that our government has allowed this to happen.
Speaker 3: We are poisoning our country, We're poisoning our children, and
Speaker 3: we're destroying the life and the talent that God put
Speaker 3: inside every human soul. And that's how devastating it is.
Speaker 3: And once you get addicted, the odds are very, very low.
Speaker 3: I've watched too many of those intervention shows. Have you
Speaker 3: ever seen the intervention show, Linda, It's called the Intervention
Speaker 3: I have, Okay, I've watched that show and time after
Speaker 3: time after time. I mean, there are people that successfully
Speaker 3: we'll recover. I've seen it. You know, people that I
Speaker 3: know close to me in my life. I have done interventions.
Speaker 3: I have flown people out to rehab, blown with them.
Speaker 3: And it's not a fun day. It's not a fun
Speaker 3: thing to be a part of eight hundred and nine
Speaker 3: four one. Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 3: of the program, we'll pray for your son, Ben. We'll continue,
Speaker 3: all right when we come back. Former federal prosecutor and
Speaker 3: Assistant US Attorney for violent crime Charles Cully Stimpson and
Speaker 3: Paul Morrow weigh in on both the Penny case and
Speaker 3: of course what happened with this you United CEO healthcare
Speaker 3: leader that was assassinated.
Speaker 1: All coming up straight ahead,