Speaker 1: All right, do just round up information overload our Here's
Speaker 1: a toll free telephone number if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program. It's eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: four to one, Sean if you want to join us
Speaker 1: number one. The Trump USDA found enough emergency funding to
Speaker 1: cover fifty percent of the food stamp program for a month,
Speaker 1: which is a start. And you know, I'm expecting after
Speaker 1: this election tomorrow that hopefully we will have the government
Speaker 1: open up. And you know, the the shakedown and you know,
Speaker 1: the hostage taking by the Schumer shutdown Schumer Guy's entire career.
Speaker 1: I played the montage over and over and over again,
Speaker 1: but that looms large now. Real people are going to
Speaker 1: be impacted. By the end of this week, we may
Speaker 1: be asking you to donate to your local food bank
Speaker 1: because people are going to be in dire you know,
Speaker 1: and very bad, you know, very bad positions financially, and
Speaker 1: hopefully we can get this thing reset after the election.
Speaker 1: I think Democrats have purposely held out to not let
Speaker 1: this impact the election, thinking would help them, although poll
Speaker 1: show just the opposite. U And you know, we'll just
Speaker 1: have to wait and see what what what happens here now?
Speaker 1: I don't think that Republicans in the House and Senator
Speaker 1: Gonna and the Senate in particular gonna end the filibuster.
Speaker 1: They do not want to be the party that does it.
Speaker 1: But there's a new shutdown urgency. States have announced aid
Speaker 1: to cover snap benefits during this this shutdown I was
Speaker 1: supposed to happen on Saturday. They've been able to extend
Speaker 1: it out, at least temporarily. John Fetterman is saying Democrats
Speaker 1: really need to own the shutdown. I mean, we're shutting
Speaker 1: it down, and Fetterman ripping Schumer for using Americans as
Speaker 1: leverage because all these Democrats, Chris Coons, you know, congressmen
Speaker 1: and women, all the the only we know people are hurting,
Speaker 1: but we're doing it for leverage. It's pretty remarkable, sad, pathetic,
Speaker 1: and the antithesis of everything they say that they believed it.
Speaker 1: So we're going to watch that very very closely. You know,
Speaker 1: there's something. There's going to be something if Donnie wins
Speaker 1: Marxist Mumdanni in New York City tomorrow, although obviously something
Speaker 1: dramatic happened Atlas Poling is very credible. Clearly the bottom
Speaker 1: is dropping out for Mom Donnie, the question is is
Speaker 1: it too late? And I said, you know, weeks ago
Speaker 1: when Linda said, well, why doesn't Coomo approached Curtis and
Speaker 1: they form a coalition that would have been if ten
Speaker 1: million dollars isn't going to get Curtis out of the race.
Speaker 1: And he's so angry at Andrew Cmo for, you know,
Speaker 1: instituting no cash ball in New York. And that was
Speaker 1: never the answer. I mentioned earlier in the program that
Speaker 1: Goldman Sacks led by David Solomon, they're going to spend
Speaker 1: five million dollars in Dallas, Texas for an eight hundred
Speaker 1: thousand square foot campus there. A half a billion dollars
Speaker 1: is being spent by Apple. They're spending a ton there.
Speaker 1: They now more JP Morgan Chase employees in Texas, thousands
Speaker 1: more than in New York City. And Wall Street South
Speaker 1: in Florida. Citadel's Ken Griffith, we moved to Florida out
Speaker 1: of Illinois. They're all going to leave. They're not gonna
Speaker 1: put up with what Mamdani's offering. You know, this is Mumdani,
Speaker 1: you know, promising everything is going to be free, free, free, free, free.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 3: We are going to.
Speaker 4: Freeze the rent for more than two million rents stabilized tenants,
Speaker 4: and use every resource at our disposal to build housing
Speaker 4: for everyone who needs it. We are going to eliminate
Speaker 4: them there on every single bus line and make what
Speaker 4: are currently the lowest buses in the nation move around
Speaker 4: this city with ease. And we are going to create
Speaker 4: universal childcare.
Speaker 5: And no cost to parents.
Speaker 3: So New Yorkers can.
Speaker 4: Raise their family in the city they love. Together, New York,
Speaker 4: We're doing the freezom.
Speaker 5: Together, New York. We're going to make buses.
Speaker 2: Together, New York. We're going to deliver universal.
Speaker 1: Uh. Anyway, Now, let's play mom Donnie hoping to convince
Speaker 1: wealthy New Yorkers to pay higher taxes.
Speaker 6: Listen, but right now, the top one percent earnings in
Speaker 6: the city pay forty percent of the city's income taxes,
Speaker 6: according to the Empire Center for Public Policy. How do
Speaker 6: you bring these wealthy residents to the table as mayor
Speaker 6: stop them from saying they're leaving going to Florida because
Speaker 6: we need that tax revenue to pay for some of
Speaker 6: the things you're talking about.
Speaker 7: What I have put forward is a vision to make
Speaker 7: the most expensive city in the United States of America
Speaker 7: affordable at a time when we have the wealthiest city,
Speaker 7: it is also one with one and four are living
Speaker 7: in poverty. And to your point, we have a number
Speaker 7: of New Yorkers who are doing quite well. The top
Speaker 7: one percent of New York City earns a million dollars
Speaker 7: or more a year. And my vision is not one
Speaker 7: where they leave. It is one where they stay. It
Speaker 7: is one of yours, in part by showing them that
Speaker 7: asking them to pay more in taxes would increase even
Speaker 7: their quality of life.
Speaker 1: All right, joining us now is Steve Moore. We love
Speaker 1: our friend Steve Moore, probably one of the smartest economists
Speaker 1: out there, author of the best seller Trump trump Anomics,
Speaker 1: Inside the American First Plan to revive our economy. Sir,
Speaker 1: how are you welcome back?
Speaker 5: Good to be with you, Sean.
Speaker 8: A couple of just quick insights. I mean, one is
Speaker 8: you know there are forty five million people in America
Speaker 8: today that are on food stamps. I mean, come on,
Speaker 8: what's wrong with our country that you've got people who
Speaker 8: are on food stamps. We've got to get people out
Speaker 8: off of the dole, off of food stamps, off of medicaid,
Speaker 8: off of free housing, all of this stuff and into
Speaker 8: the labor for us and getting a paycheck. All the
Speaker 8: Republicans are saying is, hey, if you're going to get
Speaker 8: these government programs, you're going to have to You're gonna
Speaker 8: have to have a job. You're gonna have to be
Speaker 8: you know, work requirements. This is something like about eighty
Speaker 8: percent of Americans are in favor of wordless a party,
Speaker 8: and it just it saddens me that forty five million
Speaker 8: people are getting free food from the taxpayers. When you
Speaker 8: played that clip from Mandamie, I was thinking, my gosh,
Speaker 8: this sounds like Lennon, It sounds like Fidel Castro. I mean,
Speaker 8: that's exactly what they told people, you know, fifty one
Speaker 8: hundred years ago, everything's going to be free, and look
Speaker 8: what happened. So somebody's got to show me, Sean, can
Speaker 8: you talk to anywhere, literally anywhere in the world, at
Speaker 8: any time where socialism worked.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 1: I wrote a whole chapter and Live, Free or Die
Speaker 1: Socialism and its history of failure, any form, any name,
Speaker 1: any manifestation of it always ends the same way. Unfulfilled
Speaker 1: promises more poverty than when you started, and you end
Speaker 1: up sacrificing a larger percentage of your freedom in the
Speaker 1: name of false security, and I give example after example.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, so I want to address that issue of
Speaker 8: what's happened in New York and not just New York.
Speaker 5: By the way, there's a.
Speaker 8: Big election in New Jersey as well. Of course, the
Speaker 8: two of the three states with the highest taxes in
Speaker 8: the country our guess what, New York and New Jersey,
Speaker 8: the third one being California. New York over the people
Speaker 8: should go go to our website called Vote with your Feet.
Speaker 8: Got that, and you can click on New York and
Speaker 8: then any other state Sean. You could click on Arkansas,
Speaker 8: you could click on West Virginia. You could click on
Speaker 8: Texas or Utah, right, and it'll show you which way
Speaker 8: are the moving vans going and guess where they're going
Speaker 8: out of New York, not in New York. So New
Speaker 8: York has lost.
Speaker 5: Are you ready for this?
Speaker 8: Two million people on net over the last ten years,
Speaker 8: two million people they have lost. Now, we did a
Speaker 8: little study looking at what was the impact in terms
Speaker 8: of income in that state of New York.
Speaker 5: New York has lost.
Speaker 8: You're not gonna believe this.
Speaker 3: Five hundred billion.
Speaker 8: Dollars of purchasing power in the state because people have
Speaker 8: moved out, away from high taxes, away from crime, away
Speaker 8: from the massive budget deficits of these states. And you
Speaker 8: said it quite correctly, my friend, Where are they going?
Speaker 8: Number one Florida, Number two Texas, number three Tennessee. They're
Speaker 8: leaving because they cannot afford to live there and they're
Speaker 8: not going to pay these confiscatory taxes. So if you
Speaker 8: put additional taxes like Mandani is talking about in New
Speaker 8: York City, I'm going to make a prediction to you,
Speaker 8: Sean on your show. I think Wall Street is gone.
Speaker 5: It's gone.
Speaker 8: It's you were quite correct. A lot of it is
Speaker 8: left already. I think you're going to see the next
Speaker 8: financial capital of the country will either be Dallas, Texas
Speaker 8: or Miami, Florida.
Speaker 1: Well, I think Wall Street South is very real. I
Speaker 1: mentioned Texas. I mentioned Wall Street south of here in Florida.
Speaker 2: It is very real.
Speaker 1: I know because these financial firms are there now. My
Speaker 1: guess is the mass exitus that has already begun is
Speaker 1: only going to get accelerated. And with that these companies,
Speaker 1: they may have a small presence on Wall Street. Private
Speaker 1: equity firms, as financial firms, et cetera, investment firms, They
Speaker 1: may have a small presence that they'll keep in New York,
Speaker 1: but their major operations are not going to be in
Speaker 1: New York, and it is not going to be taxed
Speaker 1: by New York. The one thing I've learned about rich
Speaker 1: people in the course of my life is they're not stupid.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of things. There are some that
Speaker 1: are evil, there are some that are you know, may
Speaker 1: have a dark side, but most of them are not stupid.
Speaker 1: They didn't make that money, you know, if they made it,
Speaker 1: and assuming they're putting aside trust fund brats, I don't
Speaker 1: really know those people, but I'm just telling you. If
Speaker 1: people that I know make money, they're going to make
Speaker 1: a business decision. And whatever the cost of moving is,
Speaker 1: it's nothing compared to what it would cost them if
Speaker 1: they stayed there and got taxed to death.
Speaker 8: Well I'll give you an example. I think, as you know, Sean,
Speaker 8: I originally from Chicagoary.
Speaker 5: I love Chicago.
Speaker 8: I think it's one of the greatest points, was one
Speaker 8: of the greatest cities in the world. They elected Brandon Johnson,
Speaker 8: who's a socialist in Chicago, and people have been moving
Speaker 8: out a mass, and so their deficit has gotten worse
Speaker 8: and worse, and the head of Citadel well, I'm blank
Speaker 8: out of his name.
Speaker 5: What's the name of the billionaire from I'm Ken Griffin,
Speaker 5: Ken Griffin.
Speaker 8: Yeah, when he moved he now lives in Palm Beach.
Speaker 5: And when he moved, one.
Speaker 8: Person, one billionaire. So listen, New Yorkers, listen up, people
Speaker 8: in New Jersey, New York. One billionaire left out. It
Speaker 8: put a fifty million dollar hole in the Illinois state budget.
Speaker 2: That's how much they got out of it.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's a multi multi billionaire, and he's moved
Speaker 1: all his operations, you know, between Palm Beach and Miami, Florida.
Speaker 1: And I know people that work for all of those
Speaker 1: New York companies here in the Free State of Florida
Speaker 1: right now, they work here, and I think they have
Speaker 1: all been paying very close attention to it. What shocks
Speaker 1: me is, you know, when this last minute hyper alarmism
Speaker 1: that has come out about this race, what part of
Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo losing the primary didn't wake those people up
Speaker 1: that Mamdannie was real.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, look, the problem, quite frankly, is you
Speaker 8: know Cuomo is an extremely flawed candidate too.
Speaker 5: I mean, I would have our time, if I lived
Speaker 5: in New York voted for Culomo.
Speaker 8: I mean he's the one who locked down the New
Speaker 8: York City economy and led to as exodus. So it's
Speaker 8: not I'm for the Republican in that race if and
Speaker 8: I think you're right.
Speaker 1: He's the one that started no balance New York, right, right,
Speaker 1: So it's a long time ago. If they wanted to
Speaker 1: get to Curtis Lee. We look Curtis Lee with Sez.
Speaker 1: I don't know who offered him the money, but he
Speaker 1: says he was offered ten million dollars. You know, I
Speaker 1: could have told you, because I've known the guy thirty
Speaker 1: five plus years, that he'd never take money.
Speaker 2: I could have told you that.
Speaker 1: But his passion is law and order and stopping crime
Speaker 1: in New York and keeping it New Yorker safe. He
Speaker 1: lives in the subways. I mean, this is this is
Speaker 1: his whole life's work. And why Cuomo didn't reach out
Speaker 1: to Cleewah and say, you know, I'll make you a
Speaker 1: deputy mayor in charge of crime and law and order,
Speaker 1: and I will back down on this no bailed madness
Speaker 1: and reimagine the police madness. Because they're both talking almost
Speaker 1: about the same number of police officers that they'd hire.
Speaker 2: Curtis would hold them accountable to that, but that was
Speaker 2: on Cuomo.
Speaker 1: As far as I'm concerned to do the reach out,
Speaker 1: I mean this, first, look, do you think Atlas has
Speaker 1: had has a very good track record with polling? This
Speaker 1: is the only pole that had Mumdanni up in single digits,
Speaker 1: six point six points. It's the only poll that had
Speaker 1: Cuomo beating Mumdanni head to head. And it only came
Speaker 1: out this weekend. So you know the argument to me,
Speaker 1: you know, show me the numbers. Okay, I finally got
Speaker 1: numbers the weekend before the election that I believe Atlas,
Speaker 1: for some reason, I don't even know who these people are,
Speaker 1: have a good track record. So clearly you know this
Speaker 1: last minute panic has worked. Is it too little, too late?
Speaker 1: I would argue probably yes.
Speaker 5: Well, you know the saddest part of the whole story,
Speaker 5: because you've.
Speaker 8: Lived in New York. I've lived I lived there when
Speaker 8: I was at the Wall Street Journal for ten years.
Speaker 8: I went back and forth between DC and New York,
Speaker 8: and at that time and then you know, mid late nineties,
Speaker 8: was Rudy came in as mayor and you could see
Speaker 8: day after day after day the change in New York.
Speaker 8: It became a Liverpool city again. It was thriving again.
Speaker 8: You had businesses reopening.
Speaker 7: They got rid of the.
Speaker 8: Clime, and they got rid of the graffiti, they got
Speaker 8: rid of the pan handlers. I mean, it was amazing
Speaker 8: what one person could do. And essentially what Mandani is
Speaker 8: going to do is exactly the opposite of everything Rudy
Speaker 8: did to fix the city.
Speaker 1: Oh, Rudy Giuliani cleaned it up. And you know, I
Speaker 1: just had it, you know, as somebody you know told me, well,
Speaker 1: you know, the mayor doesn't have any power.
Speaker 2: I'm like, that's a croc true.
Speaker 1: Exhibit A is Rudy Giuliani as mayor. He cleaned that
Speaker 1: place up, and it was a mess. I remember growing
Speaker 1: up and we'd go from Long Island to New York City.
Speaker 1: We're young teenagers, and I mean you couldn't I mean,
Speaker 1: I mean remember the Peep Show and you know the
Speaker 1: strip places and forty second Street. You couldn't walk three
Speaker 1: feet without being approached by a drug dealer.
Speaker 2: It was insane.
Speaker 1: And if crime was out of control, the murder rate
Speaker 1: was nearly three thousand and eight, they brought it below
Speaker 1: three hundred.
Speaker 5: Well chows.
Speaker 8: Leadership matters, doesn't it, And you get him.
Speaker 5: The other thing he did was cut taxes, and guess what, business.
Speaker 8: Has started moving back into the city rather.
Speaker 5: Than out of the city.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right, Steve Moore. We appreciate you, man. Thank
Speaker 1: you eight hundred and nine point one. Seawan, if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program. Hannity was
Speaker 1: keeping an eye on Chuck and Nancy and their minions.
Speaker 1: Jean Hannity, you know, I know there's been a lot
Speaker 1: of press CBS former New York Times, well, I don't
Speaker 1: know what she did. Writer editor Barry Weis has moved
Speaker 1: over there, and somehow they think that, oh, you know,
Speaker 1: CBS guy dance paramount is going to be more balanced.
Speaker 1: And apparently she had asked the question of the sixty
Speaker 1: minute staff, why does the country perceive you as liberal? Well, okay,
Speaker 1: that was before this interview with President Trump with Nora
Speaker 1: O'Donnell i walked away saying sixteen minutes, CBS haven't changed
Speaker 1: an inch. Here's some of the hostile questions. I'm going
Speaker 1: to play a montage. It was nothing but hostile, gripping hostility. Listen,
Speaker 1: when I look at.
Speaker 9: DC Now, you can walk down the middle of the street.
Speaker 2: You can have your daughter who's ten years old meet
Speaker 2: you at the park.
Speaker 7: She's going to be okay, Well, certain, you tell me
Speaker 7: how big a difference is DC now compared to.
Speaker 2: What it was a year ago.
Speaker 10: I want to ask you about American City in Washington,
Speaker 10: d C. I think I've been working too hard. I
Speaker 10: haven't been out and about it.
Speaker 2: I'm not a fair answer.
Speaker 5: You see a more.
Speaker 10: Recently, Americans have been watching videos of ice tackling a
Speaker 10: young mother, tear gas being used in a Chicago residential neighborhood,
Speaker 10: and the smashing of car windows. Have some of these
Speaker 10: raids gone too far?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 11: I think they haven't gone far enough.
Speaker 10: James Comey, John Bolton, Letitia James were all recently indicted.
Speaker 10: There's a pattern to these names. They're all public figures
Speaker 10: who have publicly denounced you.
Speaker 3: Is it political retribute?
Speaker 2: No one you know who got indicted. The man you're
Speaker 2: looking at, I got indicted and I was innocent.
Speaker 10: Did you instruct the Department of Justice to go I'm
Speaker 10: not in any.
Speaker 7: Way shape or for him.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: Okay, there you go. There's your answer. Unless there's a
Speaker 1: complete redo I get it. Anyway, don't waste your time.
Speaker 1: Let's get to our phones. Let's say high to Albert.
Speaker 1: He's in New Jersey, Albert, we'll watching New Jersey closely.
Speaker 1: New Jersey is real. It's in play now. It's a
Speaker 1: long shot. It's a dark blue state. But there are
Speaker 1: four polls that have at a one point race. And
Speaker 1: I believe that, you know, the only way Jack Chitdarelli
Speaker 1: can win is if all of you in New Jersey
Speaker 1: listening to my voice, Paul, every one of your friends
Speaker 1: and family members, and you know you've got to get
Speaker 1: people to go out there. Mikey Cheryl is a disaster.
Speaker 1: And if you think that your current governor Phil Murphy's great,
Speaker 1: you're going to get worse than that with Mikey Cheryl. Anyway,
Speaker 1: you got a shot in New Jersey tomorrow. I wish
Speaker 1: I wish you all the best. It's definitely in play.
Speaker 1: Don't let anyone convince you not to vote. And if
Speaker 1: you're in line tomorrow, and you know, if you're in
Speaker 1: line before the polls close, you get to vote. What
Speaker 1: time are the post close in New Jersey? I think
Speaker 1: eight o'clock tomorrow, New York nine o'clock just as I
Speaker 1: come on the air tomorrow night. Anyway, what's up, Albert,
Speaker 1: How are you well?
Speaker 9: A couple of things. I'm from Jersey. Its most of
Speaker 9: my life here. I'm a trained chef that I've been
Speaker 9: around the world. The thing about Jersey is it's not
Speaker 9: as deep a boot state as you.
Speaker 7: Think it is.
Speaker 9: Northern part of the state is, the southern part of
Speaker 9: the state is as as right as you could possibly pay.
Speaker 9: Our unfortunate part about it is that you have that
Speaker 9: sanctuary city stuff worked against us and the last election
Speaker 9: because we have all these people and we don't have
Speaker 9: verification of voters IDs, which is to me, is insane
Speaker 9: that we don't have that. I don't know why we
Speaker 9: shouldn't have it throughout the United States.
Speaker 1: What then was the Passaic County one of the counties.
Speaker 1: The local town council voted not to put cameras on
Speaker 1: a mail in ballots. I'm like, that is insane. If
Speaker 1: we don't have voter integrity, I mean both sides, Republicans
Speaker 1: and Democrats, have complained about it. So make elections fare
Speaker 1: and that means voter IDs, signature verification, chain of custody
Speaker 1: controls where yeah, those early ballots are monitored twenty four
Speaker 1: to seven online. Any person in any state should be
Speaker 1: able to look at them anytime they want, so nobody
Speaker 1: can go in there and mess with them. Then you
Speaker 1: want updated voter rolls. And on top of it, you
Speaker 1: need partisan observers watching the vote, voting all day, in
Speaker 1: the vote, counting all night.
Speaker 2: Listen, New Jersey, you got a shot.
Speaker 1: This may be your last shot because Mamdani wins and
Speaker 1: Mikey Cheryl wins. I don't know if New Jersey can recover.
Speaker 1: I mean the damage that has been done. The budget
Speaker 1: nearly doubled. You're forty ninth out of fifty in terms
Speaker 1: of taxes in the country. You want to live that way,
Speaker 1: you go right ahead. I want no part of it myself,
Speaker 1: but you have a chance to stop. You have a chance,
Speaker 1: and my tell everybody, all of you in New Jersey.
Speaker 1: We have a big listening audience in New Jersey. Tell
Speaker 1: everybody you know to vote. Everybody, get out.
Speaker 2: This is in play. This is real.
Speaker 1: It's tough, but it's in play anyway. Appreciate the call out,
Speaker 1: but good luck tomorrow, man. I'm hoping for the best
Speaker 1: for our friends in New Jersey. Let's say hide to
Speaker 1: Carol and Maryland. Carol, you're on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 11: Hi, oh, Hi, Florida, Man, I wish I was there.
Speaker 11: I'm in the old state of Maryland. Anyway. I've caught
Speaker 11: about my son. He's one of these TSA agents. It's
Speaker 11: going to work every day and not being paid, and
Speaker 11: it's getting rough. It wasn't too hard at the beginning,
Speaker 11: but we thought it would be over real fast. But
Speaker 11: it just keeps going on and on and on. Is
Speaker 11: there Do you think there's any end inside? Or is
Speaker 11: he just going to have to keep going to work
Speaker 11: every day without pay? And that happened as much as
Speaker 11: I can hand.
Speaker 1: I think after tomorrow, I think that it's I think
Speaker 1: the government will begin the process of opening credit to
Speaker 1: the Trump administration, you know, Snap Benefits was supposed to
Speaker 1: expire on Saturday. The President, you know, figured out a
Speaker 1: way to keep you know, the payments going in the
Speaker 1: short term. I don't I don't want to have to
Speaker 1: come on the air and beg all of you to
Speaker 1: go to your local food bank, although it's a nice
Speaker 1: thing to do on a regular basis anyway, But if
Speaker 1: that happens, if you can afford it. Your food banks
Speaker 1: are going to be overrun, overrun.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I I've been saving money for a car. I
Speaker 11: drive an old two thousand five Chevy now, but aside
Speaker 11: for a new car. But I'm giving that getting through
Speaker 11: this mess.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Carol, I appreciate it, but you know, I feel
Speaker 1: sorry for people like your So we need them. We
Speaker 1: need our air traffic controllers back, and we need you
Speaker 1: know critical. You know, we need our military to get paid.
Speaker 1: They're getting paid now because of the generosity of one donor,
Speaker 1: you know, temporarily till they get paid back.
Speaker 2: But I'm just telling you we really need it.
Speaker 1: So appreciate the call back to our phones upstate New York.
Speaker 3: I am they thank you for taking my call, and
Speaker 3: thank you for everything you do. And I would like
Speaker 3: to say a few things about the election in New
Speaker 3: York City, where I lived most of my adult life,
Speaker 3: and there is no better place that I love more.
Speaker 3: And that is how New Yorkers feel about New York.
Speaker 3: I know why you left. The last time I was
Speaker 3: there a couple of years ago. I have seen what happened.
Speaker 3: But here is what I want to say. So the
Speaker 3: first point is I agree with Mayor Giuliani, and also
Speaker 3: about the polls not really being indicative. And I agree
Speaker 3: with Linda about Curtis Leewa being able to pull out
Speaker 3: the selection at the last minute, but for that to happen.
Speaker 3: Last week, I read that eight percent of Democrats registered
Speaker 3: Democrats were coming out, but only five percent of registered Republicans.
Speaker 3: Everyone who is in the sound of my voice and
Speaker 3: your voice and anyone else's voice who understands that curtiously
Speaker 3: when the city desperately needs them, if they're in New York,
Speaker 3: don't sit home. It was the same problem. The Trump
Speaker 3: campaign had the same problem with a lot of people
Speaker 3: supporting Trump even going to the rallies, but they weren't
Speaker 3: coming out to vote, and they had to make a
Speaker 3: huge push to get those people actually out to the polls.
Speaker 3: Don't sit home and tell everyone you know to get
Speaker 3: out there to the polls. And if you're not in
Speaker 3: the city and you have relatives in the city or
Speaker 3: friends in the city, get on the phone, get onto email,
Speaker 3: get onto tech, and tell them to get out to
Speaker 3: the polls. It's not election day until tomorrow. And if
Speaker 3: there's anyone who ever deserves to be mayor of New
Speaker 3: York more than Curtis Lewa. I don't know who it is.
Speaker 3: And if there's anyone that the city needed more than he,
Speaker 3: I don't know who it is. We have to have
Speaker 3: Curtis Blewa, and I believe it is possible. Now the
Speaker 3: other candidates, Mom Domic, I'll say Clomo first. Clomo is
Speaker 3: a broken man. I've always felt a certain regarded him
Speaker 3: as a certain feeling of poignancy because I don't think
Speaker 3: he ever had a chance to become a full person
Speaker 3: in his father's shadow. He now is without a job.
Speaker 3: Job security matters to him. He's not an un materialistic person,
Speaker 3: and this is the only place he had to try
Speaker 3: to go. He told us in New York State a
Speaker 3: few years ago, if you're not a liberal, you're not
Speaker 3: a New Yorker. Well, if you vote for Mondani or Clomo,
Speaker 3: you're not a New Yorker and not a New York
Speaker 3: City person. He gave us Tathy Hochel, who is he
Speaker 3: caused the problem? All the problems need to be cleared
Speaker 3: up now in the city. He gave Kathy Hochel, who
Speaker 3: has been a disaster as a governor. And in top
Speaker 3: of everything else, we are a wrongful death law in
Speaker 3: New York State. That was the first longful death law
Speaker 3: ever passed in the country. But it's over one hundred
Speaker 3: years old. It's antiquated, and it's not fair, and the
Speaker 3: legislators have been trying to pass a new one that
Speaker 3: is that is a better one for a long time now.
Speaker 3: Cassi Hochel won't sign it. If she signed it, and
Speaker 3: the statute of limitation works were, you know, were in
Speaker 3: place in a way that would involve Clomo, can you
Speaker 3: imagine what would happen to him over those fifteen thousand
Speaker 3: people who died in nursing homes. So Cuomo, no, he
Speaker 3: should drop out. It's Cuomo who should be dropping out
Speaker 3: and throwing his help to Fleiwa And Aswoarman Dommy, he's
Speaker 3: not even a New Yorker and appears first people who
Speaker 3: are voting for him are not even New Yorkers. On
Speaker 3: top of which, from what I see on I think
Speaker 3: he's going to have a very very rough time that
Speaker 3: he's not expecting in the next couple of years. He's
Speaker 3: been able to coast so far on a smile and
Speaker 3: a beard, but when you really looked at him, you
Speaker 3: can see what he is and he's bad news. And again,
Speaker 3: everyone who knows anyone in New York, no matter where
Speaker 3: you are in the country, in the world, call anyone
Speaker 3: you know in New York and make sure they get
Speaker 3: to the polls tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Well, I can't say it any better. I will tell
Speaker 1: you that, particularly in New New Jersey, but I'm going
Speaker 1: to add New York City and I'll add Virginia. We
Speaker 1: are huge underdogs going into tomorrow, but particularly in New Jersey,
Speaker 1: Tomorrow is going to be a turnout day election. If
Speaker 1: you don't OVERWHI, I probably will have a very good
Speaker 1: idea if we have a shot. By the time this
Speaker 1: show starts tomorrow at three pm, I will know what
Speaker 1: the turnout numbers are and if we're getting near the
Speaker 1: record turnout that we will need for Jack Chidarelli in
Speaker 1: red areas in New Jersey, you have to turn out.
Speaker 1: You have to get your friends to turn out, your
Speaker 1: family to turn out, your coworkers to turn out. It's
Speaker 1: a turnout election. That's what's going to make the difference.
Speaker 1: But I appreciate it. Same in New York City is
Speaker 1: you know, we can shock the world, but New Jersey's
Speaker 1: you know, the one we have the best shot. At
Speaker 1: my humble opinion, I'm not Pollyannas with his audience, I
Speaker 1: tell you the truth. Eight hundred nine four one show
Speaker 1: is a number you want to be a part of
Speaker 1: the program. All right, Election Eve edition of Hannity Tonight,
Speaker 1: nine Easton on the Fox News Channel. Please set you DVR.
Speaker 1: Matt Towery and Robert Kaheley. We'll look at the poll numbers.
Speaker 1: Stephen Miller tonight, Piers Morgan tonight, Curtis Lee with Jack Chitarelli,
Speaker 1: Jason Miaris, Lawrence Jones. Vote out and vote, especially in
Speaker 1: New Jersey and especially for Mars in Virginia. Anyway, that's
Speaker 1: all the time we have left. Thanks for being with us,
Speaker 1: Thank you for making this show possible. Our Election Eve Show,
Speaker 1: nine Easton Tonight's see you them back here tomorrow.