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Speaker 6: four one Shawn our number. If you want to be
Speaker 6: a part of the program, you know we're getting a
Speaker 6: lot of reaction to Jimmy Kimmel in definite suspension. I
Speaker 6: don't think he's coming back. I don't think he should
Speaker 6: come back. It's it's very simple what happens in television.
Speaker 6: And I went through in the last hour list of people,
Speaker 6: well known names that have been fired over the years
Speaker 6: and people that have come and gone and then also
Speaker 6: you know, move on to different you know, different platforms
Speaker 6: and move on with their career. But it's very common
Speaker 6: in the industry if you're a broadcaster, very common. Unfortunately,
Speaker 6: I didn't see anybody any outrage from the left when
Speaker 6: Rose Embarga fired ABC, that was ABC Disney. I didn't
Speaker 6: see any outrage. Bob Grant was a legendary talk show
Speaker 6: host in New York and he got fired for controversial
Speaker 6: remarks that he made after Ron Brown's plane, then Clinton's
Speaker 6: Commerce Circuit secretary at the time he was fired. I
Speaker 6: didn't see anybody, you know, seem to care at all.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's it's very simple. These these late night
Speaker 6: comedy shows have fallen into a death trap for themselves,
Speaker 6: and that is number one. They're not accomplishing their main mission,
Speaker 6: which is to be funny. They're not and as a result,
Speaker 6: they have lost, you know, dramatic portions of their audience.
Speaker 6: And when you lose your audience, then you lose revenue.
Speaker 6: When you lose revenue, you're not valuable to the network
Speaker 6: that you're working for. And at that point it becomes inevitable.
Speaker 6: And I don't care if I've never seen Jimmy this
Speaker 6: angry in his entire life. Jimmy celebrated when Tucker Carlson
Speaker 6: got fired. So you know, let's stop the hypocrisy here.
Speaker 6: And if he wanted to be a commentator political commentator,
Speaker 6: there's places he can do it. You can do it
Speaker 6: on Fake News C and NMSDNC, he can do it
Speaker 6: on his own podcast. He will have opportunities to have
Speaker 6: a broadcasting career or a career giving whatever commentary he wants.
Speaker 6: But that if you can't get a mass audience and
Speaker 6: you know you're barely getting above a one share on
Speaker 6: a broadcast channel, that is that you're not going to survive.
Speaker 6: It's simple, one plus one equals two. Now, it's interesting.
Speaker 6: After the firing of Colbert, Jay Leno spoke up and
Speaker 6: this is what he said.
Speaker 2: There was an analysis done of your work on the
Speaker 2: Tonight Show for the twenty two years and that your
Speaker 2: jokes were roughly equally balanced between going after Republicans and
Speaker 2: taking aim at Democrats.
Speaker 8: Well that's a strategy that Well, it's fun to me
Speaker 8: when I hate letters some damns on you and your
Speaker 8: Republican friends, who well miss and I hope you and
Speaker 8: your Democratic buddies are happy over the same joke. And
Speaker 8: I go, well, that's good.
Speaker 1: So that's how you get a whole audience.
Speaker 8: Now you have to be content with half the audience
Speaker 8: because you have to give your opinion.
Speaker 2: Well, and it's worth noting that both you and Roddie
Speaker 2: Dingerfield experienced and have been experiencing enormous success.
Speaker 1: Right, so your approach worked in the marketplace.
Speaker 8: Well why shoot for just half an audience all the time?
Speaker 8: You know, why not try to get the whole? I mean,
Speaker 8: I like to bring people into the big picture. I
Speaker 8: don't understand why you would alienate one particular group, you know,
Speaker 8: or just don't do it at all. I'm not saying
Speaker 8: you have to throw your support or whatever, but just
Speaker 8: do what's funny.
Speaker 6: Just do what's funny. If it's a late nine comedy show. Now,
Speaker 6: if you want to do a political commentary, show or
Speaker 6: a news show with political opinion like I do. And
Speaker 6: you're honest about it.
Speaker 1: It's a very.
Speaker 6: Different it's a very different venue of very different me medium.
Speaker 6: And you know, here's what Johnny Carson said to Mike
Speaker 6: Wallace back in the day on sixty Minutes about this
Speaker 6: very same issue.
Speaker 9: Ex sensitive about the fact that people say he'll never
Speaker 9: take a serious controversy. Well, I have an answer to that.
Speaker 9: I said, no, tell me the last time that Jack
Speaker 9: Benny red Skelton uh Benny comedian use his.
Speaker 1: Show to do serious issues.
Speaker 10: That's not what I'm there for.
Speaker 11: Can't they see that?
Speaker 5: But you and I do.
Speaker 9: They think that just because you have it tonight's show,
Speaker 9: that you must deal in serious issues.
Speaker 1: It's a danger, it's a real danger.
Speaker 9: Once you start that, you start to forget that self
Speaker 9: important feeling that what you say has great import And
Speaker 9: you know, strangely enough, you could use that show as
Speaker 9: a form you could sway people. And I don't think
Speaker 9: you should as an entertainer.
Speaker 6: I don't think you should as an entertainer. You know,
Speaker 6: over the years, this show has been targeted and targeted
Speaker 6: repeatedly headline the rap when was this twenty seventeen, Fox
Speaker 6: News should fire Sean Hannah Media matters head says uniquely destructive?
Speaker 6: Another article, will Fox News fires Sean Hannity a naive
Speaker 6: and hopeful analysis. These are Sean Hannity's leading advertisers. You know,
Speaker 6: when when my personal text messages were released and they
Speaker 6: were thousands of them on two separate occasions, nobody cared
Speaker 6: about Sean Hannity's privacy. And I'm not complaining. I'm not
Speaker 6: complaining at all. I understand the political environment al Sharpton
Speaker 6: to a FCC take racist Rush Limbaugh off the air.
Speaker 6: It goes on left wing coming after Rush Limbaugh trying
Speaker 6: to take him off the air, and it's politics Nation,
Speaker 6: Should Rush Limbaugh be on the air? Rose and Barr.
Speaker 6: I mean, you can go, you can go through the list,
Speaker 6: Dave Chappelle, it was people like Jimmy Kimmel's celebrating Tucker
Speaker 6: Carlson when he when he was taking off the air
Speaker 6: at Fox. And you know, and then the list goes
Speaker 6: on and on, and you don't have to agree with
Speaker 6: people you don't even have. The thing is about all
Speaker 6: of this, and this is what Brendan Carr was saying
Speaker 6: last night broadcast networks have a license and they have
Speaker 6: to act in the public interest. That that's how you
Speaker 6: get a broadcast license. You don't have to work for
Speaker 6: any of the broadcast channels. There are more outlets, more
Speaker 6: opportunities to be heard than ever before in the history
Speaker 6: of this country. If you wanted to start your own podcast,
Speaker 6: start your own podcast. If you can develop an audience,
Speaker 6: then develop an audience. If Jimmy Kimmel wants to do,
Speaker 6: I'm not celebrating. I've never on this program, never on TV,
Speaker 6: not one time ever called for anybody's firing, anybody's cancelation,
Speaker 6: never call for any boycotting. Nobody ever seemed to care
Speaker 6: on the left when it happened to me, the only
Speaker 6: when it was I was boycotted. One time, I was
Speaker 6: blown away. Carric Hads pulled off my show and made
Speaker 6: a big deal about it the coffee Machine, and out
Speaker 6: of nowhere, people just started, you know, dropping their carrig machines,
Speaker 6: you know, from the third story apartments and shooting carrag
Speaker 6: machines and hitting them with baseball bats and golf clubs.
Speaker 6: And it went viral and in the end they came
Speaker 6: back on the show. But I couldn't believe the amount
Speaker 6: of support I got from people, you know, organically it
Speaker 6: happened anyway. Joining us to weigh in on all of this,
Speaker 6: Carol Roth, two time New York Times bestselling author You
Speaker 6: Will Own Nothing, and a recovering investment banker. Our friend
Speaker 6: Mark Simone, host of the number one morning show in
Speaker 6: New York City on our affiliate there, the All New
Speaker 6: Am seven to ten wo R. Carol Roth will start
Speaker 6: with you. Your reaction to all of this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean giving everybody a mic and saying, hey,
Speaker 4: we should hear everybody's political opinion was a really, really
Speaker 4: bad idea, Sean, And unfortunately that's really what enabled the
Speaker 4: shift from what was entertainment with Johnny Carson, as you
Speaker 4: put forth in Jay Leno, to these want to be commentators, which,
Speaker 4: as you mentioned, there are plenty of outlets to do that,
Speaker 4: but that's not what they're charged with doing. They're actually
Speaker 4: supposed to be giving people a respite from all of
Speaker 4: the news and information that's coming at them from other
Speaker 4: outlets that specialize in that. But it is very frustrating,
Speaker 4: as somebody who has also been the target of cancel culture,
Speaker 4: to now see people pretending to be free speech absolutists.
Speaker 4: So you know, we must stand up, we must stand
Speaker 4: up for Jimmy Kimmel. Well, you guys were the first ones,
Speaker 4: like you said, to call for the firing of everyone
Speaker 4: else you don't believe in individual rights. You were the
Speaker 4: first people to you know, all people out for not
Speaker 4: taking COVID vaccines and the like. So why, all of
Speaker 4: a sudden, just because somebody who is on their side,
Speaker 4: who by the way, you know, took the absolute gruesome
Speaker 4: killing of a father in front of children, and instead
Speaker 4: of just saying something nice and trying to turn down
Speaker 4: the divisiveness, decided to go in another direction. You know, why,
Speaker 4: all of a sudden is that more important than the
Speaker 4: fact that somebody, a young man, a young father, got
Speaker 4: killed in front of his children.
Speaker 1: And Mark, we saw this years ago.
Speaker 6: I mentioned Bob Grant in New York when when Ron
Speaker 6: Brown's plane went down and apparently there had been a
Speaker 6: report that there was one survivor. I know it's him
Speaker 6: a I know it's after all, I am a pessimist.
Speaker 6: ABC Disney came in in all similar circumstances, you know,
Speaker 6: in sensitive comments after somebody dead or likely dead, and
Speaker 6: he was fired immediately by ABC Disney. We have Roseanne
Speaker 6: barbiing fired by ABC Disney. This is not new.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's also another example of go woke, go broke.
Speaker 7: You know, Jimmy Kimmel years ago was actually funny. I
Speaker 7: remember The Man Show and all those things. He did
Speaker 7: not politically correct, but it was funny back then. And
Speaker 7: then I know this was something ABC was looking to do. Anyway,
Speaker 7: get rid of him. It's a low rated show. This
Speaker 7: show that I'm on right now has what sixteen times
Speaker 7: the size of an audience. It was a low rated show,
Speaker 7: Jimmy Kimmel. It was losing money if you.
Speaker 6: Are underestimating the size of this audience. But I'll forgive
Speaker 6: you because we've been friends for so many years.
Speaker 7: Nineteen but whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't know the exact extrapolation.
Speaker 7: But they I know this started Monday. They wanted him
Speaker 7: to apologize, walk it back. He had two days to
Speaker 7: walk it back, and apparently he refused to apologize. He
Speaker 7: said he would explain it that it was taken out
Speaker 7: of context, which is absolutely I had to watch MSNBC
Speaker 7: for a few minutes last night. I knew it'd be hysterical,
Speaker 7: and it was. They were going on. This is the
Speaker 7: end of our democracy. Listen. We survived the cancelation of
Speaker 7: Gilligan's Island Threes Company two and a half. Men, we'll
Speaker 7: get through this. The country will survive this. You know
Speaker 7: what's going to happen. They'll start running reruns of an
Speaker 7: Old'll put on Law and Order reruns or suits or
Speaker 7: something in that time period, and it will get triple
Speaker 7: to quadruple the ratings, and that'll share what people think
Speaker 7: of Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 1: Quick, Frank Cool come back.
Speaker 6: We'll continue more with Carol rothmore with Mark Simon on
Speaker 6: the other side, and then we'll get to your phone
Speaker 6: calls coming up eight hundred and ninety four to one,
Speaker 6: Sean if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 6: All right, we continue now talking about the firing of well,
Speaker 6: the indefinite suspension of Jimmy Kimmel. I doubt he's coming
Speaker 6: back to ABC. We continue with Carol Roth and Mark Simone.
Speaker 6: I saw that rose am bar Barack Obama put out.
Speaker 6: After years of complaining about canceled culture, the current administration
Speaker 6: has taking it is taking it to a new and
Speaker 6: dangerous level by routinely threatening regulatory action against media companies
Speaker 6: unless they muzzle or fire reporters or commentators they don't like.
Speaker 6: Now the president is not shy and saying that this
Speaker 6: person or that person should be fired hasn't taken any action.
Speaker 1: Is not one person that.
Speaker 6: I can think of, Carol, not one prominent conservative voice
Speaker 6: that has been out there demanding calling for the firing,
Speaker 6: boycotting of Jimmy Kimmel, something we conservators have lived with
Speaker 6: for decades.
Speaker 4: No, you're absolutely right, because it's not the way of
Speaker 4: the right. The way of the right, you know, as
Speaker 4: is shown broadly by the reaction here, is shown by
Speaker 4: the you know, Charlie Kirks example is to debate people,
Speaker 4: to put different ideas out there, and to show in
Speaker 4: a free market what ideas work and what don't. And
Speaker 4: you know, unfortunately, I think Mark made a really good
Speaker 4: point that the free market was saying that these ideas
Speaker 4: put out by Jimmy Kimmel just weren't that popular. And
Speaker 4: we saw that, you know, in his numbers and his ratings.
Speaker 4: So there's probably, you know, a catalyst behind this decision,
Speaker 4: But there is a stark contrast. I mean, think about this.
Speaker 4: After Charlie's assassination, nobody needed to board up their windows.
Speaker 5: There was no.
Speaker 4: Fear that cities were going to be burned down, because
Speaker 4: that's not the road of people who believe in individual rights.
Speaker 4: So now all of a sudden that something's happening to
Speaker 4: someone that they think is the mouthpiece for their propaganda
Speaker 4: to pretend that they, you know, have always believed this.
Speaker 4: We have the evidence time and time again, and you
Speaker 4: can't tell us, you know what it is that we've seen.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: I just find it amusing that the left is melting
Speaker 6: down over this. Here's the good news for Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 6: Not that I like him, and I'm not celebrating the
Speaker 6: way he celebrated Tucker cross demise, but the good news
Speaker 6: for him, Mark Simona, is he's going to play opportunities
Speaker 6: if he wants his voice heard.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I keep talking about free speech. He's got it.
Speaker 7: He can speak all he wants, and this time it's
Speaker 7: for free So there's your free speech. It's perfect. So
Speaker 7: when Tucker before Tucker was trying to remember, Chuck Schumer
Speaker 7: held a press conference demanding that he'd be fired, sort
Speaker 7: of a threatening press conference to Fox and that they
Speaker 7: had to fire him. So again it's the hypocrisy. Democrats
Speaker 7: are famous for Jimmy Kimmel. You know that Carson Cliff
Speaker 7: that you played. Should listen to that over and over again.
Speaker 7: I watched Johnny Carson for years and Jay Leno for years.
Speaker 7: I still can't tell you where they stood politically. And
Speaker 7: I knew Johnny Carson, I know Jay Leno. I still
Speaker 7: can't tell you where they stand politically. And they were
Speaker 7: much much funnier and a thousand times more successful. There's
Speaker 7: a big lesson there for broadcasters.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think a great lesson anyway. Mark Simon, thank you,
Speaker 6: Carol Rath, thank you. I appreciate both of you. Thanks
Speaker 6: so much for being with us.
Speaker 3: Good sun.
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Speaker 6: All right, let's get to our busy phones. Zach is
Speaker 6: in Missouri. Hey, Zach, how are you? Thank you for calling?
Speaker 6: Glad you're with us.
Speaker 11: Thank you, Sean.
Speaker 10: It's quite an honor to call from me. I've been here.
Speaker 10: I've been here your show for a long time. Dad,
Speaker 10: My dad's a big fan of yours. Heck I remember
Speaker 10: back in twenty twelve when you had your intro of
Speaker 10: let freedom, brain let the white of Singing. Heck I
Speaker 10: remember that intro.
Speaker 9: I do.
Speaker 1: Martina McBride loved it. It was the good old days.
Speaker 6: It's so hard to play music now on this radio show.
Speaker 6: I actually have cover bands that we used to make
Speaker 6: our music because the amount of money that these music
Speaker 6: companies will charge you if you play thirty seconds of
Speaker 6: a song is insane.
Speaker 1: It would be it would make this show.
Speaker 6: I we'd have to cancel me because we wouldn't be
Speaker 6: in the red, we wouldn't make any money. They're charging
Speaker 6: so much just to just to run thirty seconds of
Speaker 6: a song. You'd think they would want heard on seven
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty stations.
Speaker 10: That's that's crazy. I didn't that that's crazy to.
Speaker 1: Know, it is insane. Anyway, what's on your mind today, my.
Speaker 10: Friend, Well, thoughts and prayers on Charlie Kirk and his family.
Speaker 10: You know, been thinking about him a lot, you know,
Speaker 10: it's very tough times.
Speaker 7: Also.
Speaker 10: Second of all, you know the radicalization the left. You know,
Speaker 10: twenty years ago they weren't they weren't really this radical.
Speaker 10: I mean, like what what made him like go far left?
Speaker 10: I mean, like this isn't like the Democrat Party of
Speaker 10: twenty years ago. It's like it's like mind blowing. It's
Speaker 10: like they hate the country and like, you know, why
Speaker 10: represent part that I don't get is why would you
Speaker 10: want to represent a country that you hate? You know,
Speaker 10: It's just it's mind blowing to me.
Speaker 6: Uh, I don't know, I I it just is it's
Speaker 6: been such a hard two weeks emotionally for all of
Speaker 6: us that have hearts and a conscience and us Aul
Speaker 6: and I don't care if you agreed or disagreed with
Speaker 6: Charlie Kirk. I mean, why would you say anything you
Speaker 6: know so evil and horrific as some of the examples
Speaker 6: we've been playing and showing you And I don't know
Speaker 6: it just it kind of wears me out. It's like
Speaker 6: I can't explain something that's not explained a bowl, If
Speaker 6: that makes sense. It's it just is. But you know,
Speaker 6: there's always going to be dark, evil people around us.
Speaker 6: We need to understand that, embrace that, and protect ourselves
Speaker 6: against it. It's it is what it is. But we
Speaker 6: can't cower in the face of evil.
Speaker 1: We just can't.
Speaker 6: You know, I think Donald Trump showed that to us
Speaker 6: in Butler, Pennsylvania. You know who else would would get
Speaker 6: shot and come within a millimeter of losing their life
Speaker 6: and having their head blown off and stand up and
Speaker 6: go fight, fight, fight. I can't think of many people
Speaker 6: that would pull that off. Zach, appreciate you, man, God
Speaker 6: bless you. Eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn our number.
Speaker 6: Jerry in Florida, my free state. Up, Jerry, how are you, sir?
Speaker 10: Hi there?
Speaker 5: Sean?
Speaker 3: Hey, I'm kind of wondering why all these leftists and
Speaker 3: whatnot all pissed up about Jimmy Kimmel. Where were they
Speaker 3: when Suzanne Bar got canceled for telling a joke or.
Speaker 1: You mean Rose Ambar?
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh Roseannbar excuse me, it was actually in her
Speaker 3: case it was a tweet.
Speaker 10: Is that right, okay?
Speaker 6: And she and she pointed out today after Barack Obama,
Speaker 6: you know, said, you know, started complaining about, you know,
Speaker 6: quote cancel culture, the current administration has taken cancel culture
Speaker 6: to a new and dangerous level. Donald Trump's not responsible
Speaker 6: for Jimmy Kimmel being fired.
Speaker 1: He's not exactly.
Speaker 3: And you know, and Jimmy Kimmel, he relished in the
Speaker 3: idea that Tucker Carlson got fired from Fox News for
Speaker 3: saying things that uh, you know, the corporate elites at
Speaker 3: that point apparently weren't in love with But he didn't
Speaker 3: say anything in Centerary or anything like that that would cause,
Speaker 3: you know, such a backlash and definitely didn't deserve a
Speaker 3: bullet to the throat. But you know, it's it's amazing
Speaker 3: how they complain about somebody losing their job, but they're
Speaker 3: they're they're celebrating somebody losing their life, you know. And
Speaker 3: so it's I mean, the hypocrisy is abundant, you know,
Speaker 3: But but you know, there was there was one.
Speaker 6: Listen, Jimmy Kimmel. You'll hear from Jimmy Kimmel again. And
Speaker 6: I think you're gonna hear from a very angry Jimmy Kimmel,
Speaker 6: and he'll go on a platform where he will be
Speaker 6: even more vitriolic and more hateful, and I think he'll
Speaker 6: chase more people away in the process. I don't think
Speaker 6: he's going to learn the lesson that he has alienated
Speaker 6: so many people. Look, if you're ratings, you know, started
Speaker 6: a two share and it goes all the way down
Speaker 6: on a one one one, whatever is his final share was.
Speaker 6: I haven't looked at his ratings in a while, but
Speaker 6: they were garbage. And then at some point there's got
Speaker 6: to be a little introspection and self reflection and of
Speaker 6: course correction otherwise. And you you know, one of the
Speaker 6: things that I've often like to do in my life
Speaker 6: and career is, you know, read research about me. There
Speaker 6: there are companies their entire job is they will research
Speaker 6: on air talent, and you know, they they verbatims of
Speaker 6: my audience, are brutally honest, and they will tell me
Speaker 6: what they like and what they don't like. And when
Speaker 6: I see a pattern of criticism, I take it seriously
Speaker 6: and I try to make adjustments.
Speaker 11: Well can I can I? Can? I?
Speaker 3: I hope I'm not stepping over the bounds but here's
Speaker 3: something really I would really enjoy seeing if you can
Speaker 3: make happen on going to your corporate leaders at Fox
Speaker 3: News and convinced all twelve, all twenty four hours of
Speaker 3: the day that during there's a segment on there that
Speaker 3: there's going to be a contest for people to develop
Speaker 3: sending in leads for the clips of Charlie Kirk actually
Speaker 3: saying anything racist, fascist or nazi like or whatnot like that,
Speaker 3: and have them put it together and promise that you
Speaker 3: guys will make a montage of it and dedicate an
Speaker 3: entire show showing people you know what a racist, fascist,
Speaker 3: nazi that Charlie Kirk ever was, which will be an
Speaker 3: empty show. So what you could then show is actually,
Speaker 3: you know, all the rioting and everything that happened during
Speaker 3: twenty twenty, but offer him a carrot and the benefit
Speaker 3: of that, you'd have all these liberals who would be
Speaker 3: dying to be able to win this, say ten thousand
Speaker 3: or twenty thousand dollars or whatever like that for winning
Speaker 3: this contest, and they would actually have to go online
Speaker 3: and actually listen to him, because most of them only
Speaker 3: say that he the racist and he's a fascist, and
Speaker 3: they've never listened to a word he said, and it
Speaker 3: might actually change some minds.
Speaker 6: And I think the beauty of what Charlie would do
Speaker 6: is prove me wrong. When he would go on college
Speaker 6: campuses in a hostile environment and if you'd get called
Speaker 6: all those names, he'd say, Okay, can you give me
Speaker 6: one example you're a fascist? You're a racist? Year this
Speaker 6: year that can you give me one example you're a fascist?
Speaker 6: Can you give me one example you're a fascist? I mean,
Speaker 6: that's how the conversation went every single time. It was
Speaker 6: actually it was funny, and he would do it with
Speaker 6: a smile on his face. The answer to the question
Speaker 6: is you're right, you answered your own question. It would
Speaker 6: there'd be no content to that hour. But that's a good,
Speaker 6: good funny idea. I like it anyway, Jerry, appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 6: Glad you're out there. Eight hundred ninety four one Sean.
Speaker 6: Our number. Let's get back to our busy phones. Eight
Speaker 6: hundred and ninety four one Sean. If you want to
Speaker 6: be a part of the program. Aaron is in Pennsylvania
Speaker 6: on the Sean Hannity Show. Aaron, how are you glad
Speaker 6: you called sir by the way, I'm sorry for the
Speaker 6: people in Pennsylvania. I know these cops were shot in
Speaker 6: your county and our prayers are with them and their families.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Sean was actually in New York yesterday when it was happening,
Speaker 5: but I lived near Pennsylvania.
Speaker 11: So yeah, thank you for for the.
Speaker 5: Prayers, and Sean, thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 11: I pray that God continues to bless you and protect you.
Speaker 5: When God blesses you, you can bless us, and you keep
Speaker 5: up the great work and keep going the reason I
Speaker 5: was calling.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 5: I know you received some push back from callers. You're
Speaker 5: darting college students, playing the game, going along to get
Speaker 5: the grade, and I agree with you completely on that one. Now,
Speaker 5: unless the person is being required to denounce Jesus christis
Speaker 5: as I say, you're obviously you're not going to do that.
Speaker 11: But got to look at the big picture.
Speaker 5: When someone has dominion over you, like the college professor,
Speaker 5: that's probably not the right time to do battle with
Speaker 5: them and sacrifice your grade. Retaking the class might not
Speaker 5: be an option for financially. Might be the only professor
Speaker 5: that does it, that teaches the class.
Speaker 11: So what are you going to do?
Speaker 5: Go through the cost gain with the same professor that's
Speaker 5: making you, that's going to.
Speaker 11: Impose these radical views on you. But so look at
Speaker 11: the big picture and look at look ahead. When can
Speaker 11: I have a platform?
Speaker 5: So it means I go along, get my grade, get
Speaker 5: my diploma, then become a high school teacher or a
Speaker 5: college professor, maybe at the same university. There is my platform.
Speaker 5: That's why I can make a bigger influence on young
Speaker 5: people with the truth and conservative values. Or if you
Speaker 5: work hard enough and you're in a physician financially, you
Speaker 5: can support a turning point in USA chapter at a
Speaker 5: college financially or programs are more conservatively based. So God
Speaker 5: to look at the big picture, not not to battle
Speaker 5: just because someone is going to someone's challenging you.
Speaker 6: Well, I have very specific circumstances in which I'd make
Speaker 6: this exception, knowing how hard and competitive it is to
Speaker 6: get into medical school, law school, graduate schools for particular,
Speaker 6: you know, field of endeavor, some of the top schools.
Speaker 6: You want to go to the top school, and let's
Speaker 6: say you have a perfect A you know, four point
Speaker 6: zero average, You have to take tests, et cetera, and
Speaker 6: then you have one professor that you know is so
Speaker 6: abusively biased and bigoted against conservatives, and you know that
Speaker 6: maybe maybe God made you to be a doctor and
Speaker 6: that is what you've always wanted to do. I've always
Speaker 6: found that people are doctors and nurses and teachers and policemen,
Speaker 6: environment et cetera, almost without exception. They're called to do it,
Speaker 6: they wanted to do it since they were young, and
Speaker 6: you know that, Okay, that's going to put you at
Speaker 6: a competitive disadvantage if you get a bad grade because
Speaker 6: you're challenging a teacher. I don't see any I'm not
Speaker 6: going to tell those students to stand up and fight
Speaker 6: those professors that will punish them if they speak up.
Speaker 6: As long as they know that it's an indoctrination, as
Speaker 6: long as they do it consciously, and they do it
Speaker 6: because they have a much bigger goal in dream and
Speaker 6: purpose in their life, I won't criticize them.
Speaker 1: I won't now.
Speaker 6: I had the same experience in college, and I took
Speaker 6: on a Marxist communist professor by his own admission. Years later,
Speaker 6: I ended up having him on Hannity and Holmes, and
Speaker 6: he remembered me, I'm not surprised because we took over
Speaker 6: the whole class for the second part of that semester,
Speaker 6: and he ended up punishing me with the worst grade
Speaker 6: I ever got in college, which was a C plus
Speaker 6: and i'd aced the It was a midterm and final class,
Speaker 6: and i'd aced the midterm, and at that point then
Speaker 6: I started speaking up. I must have got en F
Speaker 6: on the final or close to it. So yeah, he
Speaker 6: punished me for that, but it was but I was
Speaker 6: not in a position that I needed to worry about it.
Speaker 1: I really wasn't.
Speaker 6: So you know, my argument to these kids is I
Speaker 6: support whatever, you know, whatever dream that God put in
Speaker 6: your heart that you want to follow, and I don't
Speaker 6: think you're selling out your principles if you make the decision.
Speaker 6: You know what, I'm not going to hurt my chances
Speaker 6: of getting into med school or graduate school or nursing
Speaker 6: school or whatever it happens to be. I think that's
Speaker 6: a lot to put on a kid, and I think
Speaker 6: it's just unfair that they're in an environment that does
Speaker 6: not foster real, genuine dialogue, debate, and a free and
Speaker 6: open exchange of ideas. I mean, that's the beauty of
Speaker 6: what Charlie was doing, is he was doing what the
Speaker 6: schools the indoctrination centers that we call universities were supposed
Speaker 6: to do fostering debate, civil debate, and he did it civilly.
Speaker 6: I mean the people that weren't civil with the left.
Speaker 6: I'll give you the last word.
Speaker 5: Shown you're absolutely right again. You have to look at
Speaker 5: the big picture, forward thinking, say where can make Where
Speaker 5: can I make the biggest impact? Going head to head
Speaker 5: with it with the college professor, You're not going to
Speaker 5: make a big impact. They're going to push you back
Speaker 5: down and then you mess up the course, potentially mess
Speaker 5: up the course for the rest of your career. Look
Speaker 5: at the big picture, where where can I make the
Speaker 5: bigger impact? And the bigger impact will be teaching a
Speaker 5: college or a high school course, becoming a doctor or
Speaker 5: lawyers or the mother financially a successful career path that
Speaker 5: you can make make the influence elsewhere financially supporting Turning
Speaker 5: Point USA chapters or other conservative programs. So Sean, thank
Speaker 5: you so much for taking my call. You're doing an
Speaker 5: awesome job keeping up. We'll keep the prayers going for
Speaker 5: our country and for our leaders.
Speaker 6: I appreciate you being out there and giving me this
Speaker 6: mic every day. Thank you, my friend. And giving me
Speaker 6: the camera every night. We're going to try and earn
Speaker 6: your trust every day news, information, opinion, honest about it
Speaker 6: that you won't get from the legacy media mob. That's
Speaker 6: our mission anyway. Eight hundred nine to four one. Shawn
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