Speaker 1: All right, Leonard's simple man. That can only mean one
Speaker 1: thing on this radio program, and that is all things
Speaker 1: self proclaimed simple man, he's anything but simple in my view.
Speaker 1: That means all things Bill O'Reilly, all things Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 1: or Bill O'Reilly dot com store O'Reilly. Sir, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm okay, just back from hanging with Bad Bunny.
Speaker 1: You went to the Super Bowl? How was it?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: I was there as a reporter. We're going to do
Speaker 2: a special on a collapse of San Francisco.
Speaker 1: What are you don Lemon?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: Are you going to do this reporting activism thing.
Speaker 2: I'm a legitimate reporter. We're going to do the collapse
Speaker 2: of San Francisco. And then I did take way on
Speaker 2: over to the super Bowl. You know, all game is all.
Speaker 1: There were a lot of woke people there. What was
Speaker 1: the reaction. Did you run into any Hollywood A listers?
Speaker 2: I did? I ran into bon Jovi. I've known a
Speaker 2: long time. He's okay. But the big reveal is that
Speaker 2: my new best friend is Gavin Newsom and he sends
Speaker 2: his best to you.
Speaker 1: All right, tell me tell all.
Speaker 2: I ran into him and a long conversation with him,
Speaker 2: and he invited me on his podcast. Have you done that?
Speaker 2: Have you done this podcast?
Speaker 1: Oh, he's never invited me on a podcast. But we
Speaker 1: used to text, you know, intermittently, nothing serious. And his
Speaker 1: last text to me, I've not revealed it publicly, I'll
Speaker 1: tell you privately was very very, very mean and I
Speaker 1: probably should make it public, but I don't know if
Speaker 1: that's the right.
Speaker 2: Thing to do. It's a context to making it public.
Speaker 2: It's fine. If you're just doing it to make him
Speaker 2: look bad, then it's probably best not to do it,
Speaker 2: would you.
Speaker 1: My response was classical, though, I wrote back, that's not
Speaker 1: very nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's all you gotta do. I did run
Speaker 2: to Nancy Pelosi.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, go back. I want to talk about me.
Speaker 1: It's all about me. It's all about mine, It's all
Speaker 1: about number one on mommy My, What I think, what
Speaker 1: I know, what I want? When I love what I say?
Speaker 1: You've heard the song Toby Keith. But in all seriousness,
Speaker 1: so you talked. What did you guys talk about? Did
Speaker 1: you tell him you're doing a story about the decline
Speaker 1: of San Francisco? Did you tell him you know, yes
Speaker 1: to the podcast? Because I think that I don't think
Speaker 1: he has the appetite to be confronted over his failed policies.
Speaker 2: Well, I did tell him as I do the podcast,
Speaker 2: and then we ran into the CEO of YouTube when
Speaker 2: it was powerful men in the world, and that's where
Speaker 2: we'd wind up. I think, you know, we're we're kicking around.
Speaker 2: How many people would listen to that, I think between
Speaker 2: fifty and eighty million, so I would be quite an event.
Speaker 2: But I kept it fairly social. I thin get into politics.
Speaker 2: But the it was a little bit interesting because I
Speaker 2: did a stand up in front of her mansion in
Speaker 2: Pacific Heights, where they don't have a almost problem because
Speaker 2: everybody's got private security. It's a big mansion, beautiful, beautiful area,
Speaker 2: and her house is very nice. Now, while I was
Speaker 2: doing that stand up, there were armed guards outside the
Speaker 2: house and they knew me and all that, and they
Speaker 2: are are you going? And they one guy came up
Speaker 2: and say, you know, ambush Nancy and I said, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to see that. We don't need to
Speaker 2: do that. We're just doing a little bit of a
Speaker 2: history here where she lives and what her take has
Speaker 2: been on the decline of her hometown. It's not her
Speaker 2: hometown she's from Baltimore, but on our town. And you know,
Speaker 2: the guy was fine with He couldn't stop me. I'm
Speaker 2: in a public place. So then later on at one
Speaker 2: of these shushi parties, she's there with mc hammer the wrap.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: I like mc hammer.
Speaker 2: So he comes mc gems over and very polite, respectful
Speaker 2: PELOPSI takes one look at me. I didn't know an
Speaker 2: eighty four year room and could still sprint, but that's
Speaker 2: what she did.
Speaker 1: You see. I'm glad you're following a little bit my footsteps.
Speaker 1: We were a little ahead of you. So years ago
Speaker 1: I sent people to her home in that gated community
Speaker 1: that she lives in, and we also went to her office,
Speaker 1: which is about a mile in the other direction, and
Speaker 1: in between is one of those open drug zones, which
Speaker 1: I'm sure you probably saw and videotaped, sure, And that's
Speaker 1: where people would be defecating in public and urinating in
Speaker 1: public and shooting up drugs in public. So a mile
Speaker 1: from her house in one direction and a mile from
Speaker 1: her office in the other direction is this open air
Speaker 1: drug area. And what I always was wondering was, you know,
Speaker 1: he lives in a multimillion dollar home with multimillion dollar neighbors,
Speaker 1: the neighbors that are multimillionaires, and why didn't they all
Speaker 1: get together and say, we need to fix this, And
Speaker 1: why didn't they donate some money and build out a
Speaker 1: homeless shelter of some kind, a place where people could, say,
Speaker 1: get two or three meals a day, get some treatment
Speaker 1: if they're addicted to drugs, alcohol, or have mental illness,
Speaker 1: maybe provide them a place to take a shower. And
Speaker 1: then my conclusion is is that the left liberals are
Speaker 1: only generous with other people's money. They don't want to
Speaker 1: do that themselves.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think, as you will. He even sees
Speaker 2: this stuff because she can get around San Francisco without
Speaker 2: going through the Tenderloin and the other inner city areas.
Speaker 1: It's a mile from our house and a mile from
Speaker 1: our office. Bill, I don't think she could miss it.
Speaker 1: How does she not know what's going on. She's supposed
Speaker 1: to represent that area.
Speaker 2: But she doesn't see it. It's so appalling, it's so horrible,
Speaker 2: and I was right in the middle of it. They
Speaker 2: thought Dirty Harry was back when I walked through, And
Speaker 2: you know, we talked to a bunch of people who
Speaker 2: had been in there, we found out an amazing thing.
Speaker 2: Here's the headline for the Hannity Radio audience. I did
Speaker 2: not know this. So it's a twenty four to seven
Speaker 2: drug market out in the open. As you said, the
Speaker 2: local authorities and the cops are furious. The San Francisco
Speaker 2: police are not the problem. They are absolutely out of
Speaker 2: their minds angry about this. But the judges will not
Speaker 2: prosecute and the DA will not prosecute. So if you
Speaker 2: take drug criminals in pushers, they don't even bother with it,
Speaker 2: and that's why you have it. So it's twenty four
Speaker 2: to seven drug market. Okay, you know who's selling the drugs,
Speaker 2: Honduran undocumented migrants.
Speaker 1: Did you tell Gavin why you were out there?
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: If you go back and I'm gonna, I'm gonna help
Speaker 1: you with your expose that you're putting together. There is
Speaker 1: a tape. I believe it's in twenty twelve, thirteen, or fourteen.
Speaker 1: I forget the exact year. I could actually pull it
Speaker 1: up and play it for you and Gavin as mayor
Speaker 1: of San Francisco announcing his plan to end homelessness in
Speaker 1: San Francisco. Yeah, well, well, I mean, did you bring
Speaker 1: any of this up with him. Did you tell him
Speaker 1: why you were out in California or did he think
Speaker 1: you were just there for the Super Bowl?
Speaker 2: No? I didn't. I didn't talk politics for them at all.
Speaker 2: And he invited me on the I didn't even know
Speaker 2: he had a podcast, but that would be an event,
Speaker 2: so I didn't get into that at all. Wasn't the
Speaker 2: right setting.
Speaker 1: Listen, Bill, let me let me tell you about Gavin.
Speaker 1: I know everything about Gavin. Gavin is a full time podcaster,
Speaker 1: a full time Trump stalker, a full time tweety bird.
Speaker 1: Now he's a full time author in a world traveler.
Speaker 1: The one thing he doesn't do is his day job,
Speaker 1: which is to be the governor and fix his state.
Speaker 1: It's a sanctuary, the sanctuary city of San Francisco, LA,
Speaker 1: and the sanctuary state of California. They're going bankrupt in
Speaker 1: spite of having the highest income taxes, sales taxes, gas taxes,
Speaker 1: corporate taxes. And now they have a referendum that they
Speaker 1: are putting on the ballot in November that would be
Speaker 1: retroactive to January. That would be a wealth tax of
Speaker 1: five percent on billionaires and twenty out of twenty one
Speaker 1: billionaires surveyed said they were leaving the state. Mark Zuckerberg
Speaker 1: just moved to the Free State of Florida. Larry Page,
Speaker 1: one of the Google founders, just moved to the Free
Speaker 1: State of Florida. Ken Griffin, Free State of Florida. And
Speaker 1: you see one person after another after another. This is
Speaker 1: what's going to eventually chase you out of New York.
Speaker 1: And you're gonna call me asking where you should buy property,
Speaker 1: and I will help you.
Speaker 2: I live in your garage.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: My garage is my dojo.
Speaker 2: It's probably the equivalent of three houses. Look, I want
Speaker 2: to make one more point about what we found out
Speaker 2: about there in the expose. So there are Hondurans who
Speaker 2: are controlling the drug trafficking not only in San Francisco
Speaker 2: but in Oakland, very violent people. Usually in cases like this,
Speaker 2: the federal government will will make a joint task force
Speaker 2: with local state officials to root out this kind of
Speaker 2: organized crime, but California will not cooperate. So the Hondurans
Speaker 2: know it and they are just out there now. There
Speaker 2: is an army of these people that are drug addicted,
Speaker 2: substance abuses, mentally ill. An army. The estimate is between
Speaker 2: ten and thirty thousand and San Francisco is not that
Speaker 2: big a town. And it's going to happen in New
Speaker 2: York City, you mark my words. The same thing is
Speaker 2: going to happen to New York.
Speaker 1: I hate to tell you it's already happening. It's been happening.
Speaker 2: It's horrible.
Speaker 1: But you don't go to New York City very often.
Speaker 1: You're in the suburbs in your own manship.
Speaker 2: Most of the drug open air markets are in the
Speaker 2: Bronx and then down in Washington Square in New York City.
Speaker 2: But it's not like this. This is like Calcutta, India.
Speaker 2: This is how bad this is and it's shocking. It
Speaker 2: should never happen in America. And that's why I was
Speaker 2: out there. And then from that low point, I go
Speaker 2: to the wealthiest people in the world, in the world
Speaker 2: who were at all these parties in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: It was really a contrast.
Speaker 1: Let me play Gavin Newsom. It's actually the year was
Speaker 1: two thousand and eight. I was off on my timeline.
Speaker 1: I apologize for that. This is him, as mayor of
Speaker 1: San Francisco, swearing and promising that his plan will end homelessness.
Speaker 6: We believe fundamentally, that food selves hunger, that shelters soft sleep,
Speaker 6: and that housing salces homelessness.
Speaker 1: And if we're going to solve.
Speaker 6: The problem of those that are out on the streets
Speaker 6: that we define as homeless, we better solve the housing
Speaker 6: problem if we're going to have an impact.
Speaker 1: And that's why we.
Speaker 6: Established this framework, what we called a ten year Plan
Speaker 6: to end chronic holeness in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: The ten year plan has come and it has gone,
Speaker 1: and the homeless problem has got exponentially worse. Well, see
Speaker 1: the fact I'm on to Gavin Newsom. That's the reason
Speaker 1: Gavin doesn't like me anymore. I've got Gavin down, I
Speaker 1: got his record down, pat and let me tell you
Speaker 1: he becomes the Democratic nominee, I will make sure every
Speaker 1: person in this country knows everything that you could possibly
Speaker 1: know about Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 2: Well a job. Let me give you a couple of
Speaker 2: other things. So, the city and state, the city of
Speaker 2: San Francisco, State of California has spent almost two billion
Speaker 2: dollars to build homes for these people. But none of
Speaker 2: the people want to go in homes because they are
Speaker 2: dominated by drug pushers. That's where the dealers live. You
Speaker 2: are not drug tested. So if you want to go
Speaker 2: into a shelter, they don't drug test you. You are
Speaker 2: not even search for weapons. So the people on the streets,
Speaker 2: I said, why don't you just go to the city housing?
Speaker 2: They go because we'll be killed.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break more with all things simple man,
Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly, All things O'Reilly. Check it out at Bill
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Speaker 1: as we continue, than your calls. Eight hundred and nine
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Speaker 1: these people in New York City? I think we're up
Speaker 1: above twenty. I know you've had a horrible cold spell there.
Speaker 1: I feel very bad for the people in New York.
Speaker 1: My friends, they've been complaining to me bitterly about it,
Speaker 1: and I know you've had this cold spell, and mom
Speaker 1: Donnie fuses to take these people off the streets eighteen
Speaker 1: and people have been freezing to death, dying of hypothermia.
Speaker 2: Bill eighteen dead because ma'am Donny won't remove people from
Speaker 2: dangerous situations. But that's what The communist philosophy is that
Speaker 2: human life doesn't matter, all right, So I'm not surprised
Speaker 2: about that. Everything is to the state. Your allegiance isn't
Speaker 2: to yourself, it's to the state. Aman Donnie is a communist,
Speaker 2: That's what he is. But the decline in New York
Speaker 2: is going to mirror the decline in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: Well, it's all bad to me because it's a human tragedy.
Speaker 1: And I believe every human being was created by God,
Speaker 1: and I believe that if given the right help, and
Speaker 1: that would include what you're suggesting, Yes, you give them help.
Speaker 1: You teach people how to fish. You don't give them
Speaker 1: a fish. They have to be drug tested, and they
Speaker 1: can have a warm bed. They have to make sure.
Speaker 1: You have to make sure they're safe and secure. They
Speaker 1: can't have people with weapons going into those homes. If
Speaker 1: you provide people a shower and drug testing and and
Speaker 1: drug you know, counseling, et cetera. You know, that's all.
Speaker 1: You know. The state is going bankrupt bill in spite
Speaker 1: of the highest tax burden in the nation, and it's
Speaker 1: going bankrupt because they're providing all these services for illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants and medicals going bankrupt. All right, I do have
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Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly hanging with the rich and famous at the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl. But what did he think about the halftime show?
Speaker 1: That's next? All Right, we're holding Bill O'Reilly over because
Speaker 1: I didn't ask him the most important question. We spent
Speaker 1: a lot of time talking about Gavin and San Francisco
Speaker 1: and Nancy Pelosi. Okay, so you went to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Did you see other conservatives there or were you pretty
Speaker 1: much it?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't categorize myself ideologically. I'm more of a
Speaker 2: traditional guy. There wasn't you. There weren't regular people at
Speaker 2: the game. Now let me clarify that.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, now you're about to get into trouble. Go ahead,
Speaker 1: get in trouble. I don't care. It's on you, It's
Speaker 1: not on me.
Speaker 2: Trouble is my life. Most of the fans in the
Speaker 2: stadium seventy thousand were either rooting for the Seahawks or
Speaker 2: New England. They were on tours that they put together,
Speaker 2: and I would say the Seahawks outnumbered the Pats about
Speaker 2: two to one. Fandom. There weren't any random people there
Speaker 2: because the tickets were so high top ticket, secondary market
Speaker 2: thirty thousand dollars. The lowest ticket I saw was four thousand.
Speaker 1: Did you get a freebee? Did somebody invite you as
Speaker 1: a guest or did you pay?
Speaker 2: The people that I'm working for paid my way. Okay, So,
Speaker 2: as you know, I am the original culture Warrior. I
Speaker 2: had a book out Jesus had of the almost twenty
Speaker 2: five years ago Culture Warrior. But I'm not as active
Speaker 2: there as they used to be. However, the Devious Rabbit's presence.
Speaker 1: That the Devious Rabbit's presence. Yeah, we're talking about bugs money.
Speaker 2: This rabbit was the headliner. How that decision was made
Speaker 2: and I found out you ready, it.
Speaker 1: Was made because of Rock Nation and Beyonce and her
Speaker 1: husband and their relationship with the NFL.
Speaker 2: Not quite, it was made because of Apple. So I
Speaker 2: am you know, you know my background. I'm an investigative reporter.
Speaker 1: And oh good grief, give me the give me the
Speaker 1: real scoop here.
Speaker 2: Okay, here's the scoop. Apple invested upwards one hundred million
Speaker 2: dollars in the National Football League this year through sponsorship
Speaker 2: and other things that Apple put together special events. In return,
Speaker 2: Apple got to choose who the halftime talent was. Apple
Speaker 2: wanted the Devious Rabbit to sell Devious.
Speaker 1: Rab But you're talking about Bad Bunny. Keep going.
Speaker 2: Listen to me, don't interrupt. This is important. Apple wanted
Speaker 2: the Devious Rabbit to sell world wide down loads, which
Speaker 2: it succeeded in doing so. The one hundred million dollar
Speaker 2: Apple investment in the National Football League will probably lead
Speaker 2: to four or five hundred million in downloads of Bad
Speaker 2: Bunnies music. That's why the rabbit was on the stage.
Speaker 1: So here's an interesting phenomenon post super Bowl because you know,
Speaker 1: the Turning Point had an alternative halftime show. Kid Rock
Speaker 1: was featured in it. And as we're country artists, et cetera.
Speaker 1: So the last song that Kid Rock performed was Till
Speaker 1: You Can't. I'd never heard the song before and I
Speaker 1: loved it. It was a I think it was a
Speaker 1: rendition that he did of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's new.
Speaker 1: And okay, guess what. It went to number one on
Speaker 1: the download charts and Bad Bunny Song was number three
Speaker 1: the day after the super Bowl. What do you think
Speaker 1: of that?
Speaker 2: But that's just in the USA. Apple Maker have it's
Speaker 2: money overs run with the rabbit. It is an amazing
Speaker 2: thing happened.
Speaker 1: When did you come up with the rabbit? Why do
Speaker 1: you call him the rabbit?
Speaker 2: Well, because that says, Look, my surname is William, they
Speaker 2: call me Bill, so bet evius rabbit. I am just
Speaker 2: calling him by his baptismal name.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to give you my exit observation about
Speaker 1: the whole thing. And you know, one of my complaints
Speaker 1: about the Left is they bubble and fizz about everything.
Speaker 1: Trump doesn't says, and they feign this fake, phony, fraudulent
Speaker 1: outrage all the time, and they're always upset all the time,
Speaker 1: bubble and fizz like Alka Seltzer all the time. And
Speaker 1: I knew when bad Bunny Bugs Bunny whatever you want
Speaker 1: to call him, mister rabbit, I don't care, was selected
Speaker 1: that it was not going to be a halftime show
Speaker 1: that most of America would like. And I just accepted
Speaker 1: that reality that the NFL is a business and they're
Speaker 1: making their decisions for whatever reason. Part of their decision
Speaker 1: I believe is they have adopted some DEI some woke
Speaker 1: I hope it doesn't come back to bite them one day.
Speaker 1: They may want to pay a little closer attention to
Speaker 1: what happened to Bud Light with the Dilla Moulvaney controversy,
Speaker 1: because there are tipping point moments for people. But I
Speaker 1: had no expectations that I was going to like the
Speaker 1: halftime show. And when he told people to learn Spanish,
Speaker 1: I think that was a pretty good indicator that it
Speaker 1: was all going to be in Spanish. But none of
Speaker 1: it bothered me, Bill, I don't care. I cared more
Speaker 1: about it being a horrible game. It was not a
Speaker 1: fun game to watch. The game's leading up to a
Speaker 1: phenomenal and I cared more about that.
Speaker 2: I agree with you. I didn't care, but I had
Speaker 2: a question. He keeps grabbing his crotch. Is he worried
Speaker 2: that it's not there? Why do you do it?
Speaker 1: I did Michael Jackson do it? I have no idea
Speaker 1: I have it? Is Madonna do it? I have no idea.
Speaker 1: You have to ask them.
Speaker 2: There's powder for that. Anny.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to ask how you know that. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to ask how Bill o'reiley knows that. But
Speaker 1: if you if you know that to be a fact,
Speaker 1: why would I ever doubt Bill O'Reilly.
Speaker 2: All right, mister sport So you got a lot of
Speaker 2: powder going on.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, okay, you try and wiggle out of that one.
Speaker 1: All things simple, man, Bill O'Reilly at billoreilly dot com.
Speaker 1: Glad you had a good time. Look forward to your report, sir.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred nine four one, Sean. If you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program, let's get to our
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Speaker 3: Hi, I'm doing great. How are you doing?
Speaker 1: Good man? What's going on?
Speaker 3: I got it cut things I've been saying here listen
Speaker 3: for a second on the bad Bunny Dale. I think
Speaker 3: you answered it correctly that those of us that live
Speaker 3: in the United States said that thing to number one
Speaker 3: because Kid Rock did a phenomenal job. The question I
Speaker 3: have is is, you know, we got this Voting Act
Speaker 3: coming that we need to get passed. And as as
Speaker 3: an American legal alien, how many Republicans do we have
Speaker 3: in office that are there to support Trump? Two and
Speaker 3: forty four.
Speaker 2: In the.
Speaker 1: Now they have a one vote margin in the House,
Speaker 1: three votes in the Senate. But you know you're starting
Speaker 1: out usually without Tom Massey in the House. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's very, very complicated, unfortunately, and I know that you know,
Speaker 1: Speaker Johnson is trying to rally the troops and get
Speaker 1: this thing across the finish line. I like the idea
Speaker 1: of putting Democrats on the record being against voter id
Speaker 1: and election integrity. I think just like if they want
Speaker 1: to defund ice, I'm okay putting them on the record
Speaker 1: for that. If they support sanctuary cities and states, I
Speaker 1: want that to go on the record too. They voted
Speaker 1: against the largest tax cut in history and voted for
Speaker 1: the largest tax increase in history. I want that on
Speaker 1: the record. If they want a defund, dismantal nobail, I
Speaker 1: want that on the record. I want it all on
Speaker 1: the record.
Speaker 3: But we need sixty votes. And we have a lot
Speaker 3: of Republicans that got voted in just like we voted
Speaker 3: in Trump because we understand his message and we agree.
Speaker 3: And I listen to you every day, and I know
Speaker 3: you've got a lot of people that listen. But we
Speaker 3: should be doing the same thing to all of those
Speaker 3: Republican congressmen and senators that got voted in because of
Speaker 3: what we wanted and the change that we want, and
Speaker 3: people should know that they're not supporting what we want.
Speaker 3: You know, it makes us stand back here and look
Speaker 3: at this. You know, it's kind of like the comment
Speaker 3: you made on Gavin there's some that man. If he gets,
Speaker 3: you know, the opportunity to run for president, you're going
Speaker 3: to tell everybody about him.
Speaker 7: I'm a I know I know that this voter I
Speaker 7: D bill, the House is readying to vote on this
Speaker 7: bill that will mandate voter I D for voters across
Speaker 7: the US.
Speaker 1: Why would any Democrat be against that? Why would any
Speaker 1: Republican be against that? You know, This to me is
Speaker 1: simple basic fundamental election integrity, so people will have confidence
Speaker 1: and results. It would create a new federal proof of citizenship,
Speaker 1: and you know, in the voter registration process, impose requirements
Speaker 1: for states to keep their voter rolls clear of in
Speaker 1: eligible voters. And I would think that everybody would want that.
Speaker 1: The only reason Democrats don't want it that I can
Speaker 1: think of, is they want they have nefarious and tensions.
Speaker 1: That's my conclusion.
Speaker 3: Republican officials to be called out if they don't support
Speaker 3: Trump because they got in there because we wanted him
Speaker 3: to do the things that he's doing, and it's going
Speaker 3: to take some of that to make it happen. We
Speaker 3: stand here on the outside. I know in my local community.
Speaker 3: You know, the politics are just as bad at the
Speaker 3: low end as they are the high end. You know,
Speaker 3: and I've said it, and maybe it's not realistic, but
Speaker 3: you go into office knowing you're going to make X
Speaker 3: amount of dollars, and we've had presidents and everyone else
Speaker 3: that went in broke and came out multimillionaires. Maybe some
Speaker 3: of that' stestin arts needs to start getting posted because
Speaker 3: they're truly more worried about what they're going to make
Speaker 3: and how they're going to make their millions, as opposed
Speaker 3: to doing what we want as the American people.
Speaker 1: I had a Congresswoman Omar and our family in just
Speaker 1: a two year period of time go from a networth
Speaker 1: of fifty thousand to potentially as high as thirty million dollars.
Speaker 1: I'd like an answer to that question. But why, you know,
Speaker 1: understand this about many members of Congress that this is
Speaker 1: going to be the best job in their life, the
Speaker 1: highest paying with the best benefits that they're ever going
Speaker 1: to get. I mean that to me speaks volumes. I
Speaker 1: like the idea of you know, successful citizens serving for
Speaker 1: a short period of time and getting the hell out.
Speaker 1: You know, I've always said term limits is a bad idea,
Speaker 1: but a bad idea whose time has come. This way,
Speaker 1: people will go in and they're not thinking about getting
Speaker 1: re elected, and thinking about doing their job, serving the
Speaker 1: people in their district, and then going home and going
Speaker 1: back to doing what they do best.
Speaker 5: That's my opinion, and I think we need more people
Speaker 5: like yourself that are are putting that message out there
Speaker 5: and letting people see what's truly going on so that
Speaker 5: next time they go to the poll.
Speaker 3: They go, Man, this guy was just in here to
Speaker 3: make money. He wasn't in here to do what we
Speaker 3: voted them in to do.
Speaker 1: Well said, very well said, I vote for you to
Speaker 1: run for office. I think Kelly for Congress in Missouri.
Speaker 1: I'm in I'm voting for you. Appreciate the call, my friend,
Speaker 1: God bless you. Jeff is next to North Carolina. Hey, Jeff,
Speaker 1: how are you hi?
Speaker 4: Sean?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 4: I bless you? So my question is on this kidnapping
Speaker 4: of Savannah Guthrie's mother. Are there any other theories out
Speaker 4: there that you know about or you could talk about
Speaker 4: that other than money. It just seems like this is
Speaker 4: not about a ransom. It's not about money.
Speaker 1: I mean, people, I can I can just run through
Speaker 1: a list off the top of my head. And I
Speaker 1: want to be clear, I'm not speaking specifically about this case.
Speaker 1: But does she have life insurance?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: That would mean if she if she was found and
Speaker 1: she had passed, which I and which old you know?
Speaker 1: Does somebody benefit from that? Could this be a way
Speaker 1: maybe somebody doesn't like Savannah Guthrie. Yeah, it could be
Speaker 1: that too. I mean there's a million possible motives in
Speaker 1: all of this, and it just is extraordinarily difficult. But
Speaker 1: you wouldn't target usually at an eighty four year old
Speaker 1: woman in bad health. That's what makes this so alarming
Speaker 1: for so many people.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: So there's no there's no talk of something political or
Speaker 4: some lunatic that's trying.
Speaker 1: To make You know, in this day and age, with
Speaker 1: everything that we see going on with any would anything
Speaker 1: surprise you? I hate to be you know, nothing really
Speaker 1: surprises me anymore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hope it's nothing like that.
Speaker 3: I really.
Speaker 5: I pray and I pray.
Speaker 1: Listen. I'm praying she just gets found in good health,
Speaker 1: alive and well taken care of. And I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure they've checked local pharmacies to see
Speaker 1: if her medications or the medication she was on, maybe
Speaker 1: somebody got them for I don't know. I just don't know.
Speaker 1: As every day passes, historically the odds go down that
Speaker 1: she'll be found alive. But I'm not willing to go there.
Speaker 1: My hope is, my belief is is that law enforcement
Speaker 1: has invested, the community has invested, and that we're gonna
Speaker 1: get this guy. We had our big break yesterday, and
Speaker 1: I hope it leads to the to finding and arresting
Speaker 1: the people or person responsible. That's got to be our
Speaker 1: prayer and the point, the larger point is yeah, every
Speaker 1: life does matter. That's gonna wrap things up to today.
Speaker 1: We have a lot going on on Hannity tonight. Speaker Johnson,
Speaker 1: by the way, we'll join us on the battle of
Speaker 1: the Fight for the Save Act and we'll check in
Speaker 1: with Speaker Johnson, Jim Jordan. But we have Jonathan Hunt,
Speaker 1: Harvey Levin, Nancy Grace, Greig Jarrett, Nicole Parker. We've got
Speaker 1: investigators left right sideways, and we'll try to break down
Speaker 1: the latest developments in the case of missing Nancy Guthrie
Speaker 1: and all praying for her safe recovery. That's all happening
Speaker 1: nineties tonight on Hannity. Please set your DVR so you
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