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Speaker 1: It is spectacularly corrupt. It is maybe one of the
Speaker 1: biggest White House scandals of all time, with the exception
Speaker 1: maybe of Woodrow Wilson who had a stroke and his
Speaker 1: wife covered that up. But we have a We had
Speaker 1: a cognitively impaired president, and the media knew it, and
Speaker 1: Democrats knew it, and the people around Joe knew it,
Speaker 1: and they all covered it up.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Here are some of the highlights.
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Speaker 6: him lying around.
Speaker 5: Actually, Americans, the nation can be defining.
Speaker 6: His single word, all the the projects, the benefits.
Speaker 5: How do you lead the world with having that besin instructural?
Speaker 5: How do you lead the world? Have been out him
Speaker 5: the best healthcare role? How do you mean the world
Speaker 5: without having the best education? So more?
Speaker 6: How do you lead the world and you don't have
Speaker 6: that done?
Speaker 1: Now, let me take you back to one of the classics,
Speaker 1: because it happened so early on in the lead up
Speaker 1: to the twenty twenty election. This is March of twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: and I played it an awful lot because it really
Speaker 1: did capture how cognitively, what level of cognitive decline he
Speaker 1: was actually going through, and we were witnessing and everybody
Speaker 1: saw it this and you heard me play this a lot.
Speaker 4: We all these truth to be self evident, oh man,
Speaker 4: and women creative by.
Speaker 1: Go you know the thing, the thing, you know, God,
Speaker 1: the creator of everything. That was March of twenty twenty. Now,
Speaker 1: this is how corrupt the media in this country is.
Speaker 1: Let's fast forward to March of twenty four and think
Speaker 1: of almost on a daily basis, on this radio show,
Speaker 1: nightly basis on Hannity, I had the tape of the day.
Speaker 1: If he bothered to show up, Remember we had Joe
Speaker 1: falling and Joe lost on stage, and Joe's shaking air
Speaker 1: and Joe talking to dead people and bumbling and bumbling
Speaker 1: and stumbling and fumbling, and it was an absolute mess
Speaker 1: those rare moments. Anytime we got to see him, we
Speaker 1: got tape we could play. But according to liberal Joe
Speaker 1: over at MSDNC, oh no, no, March of twenty four,
Speaker 1: four years after what I just played, this is what
Speaker 1: he said about Joe's cognitive state.
Speaker 7: Start your tape right now, because I'm about to tell
Speaker 7: you the truth and f you if you.
Speaker 5: Can't handle the truth.
Speaker 7: This version of Biden, intellectually, analytically is the best Biden ever,
Speaker 7: not a close second.
Speaker 5: And I've known him for years. The Prazinskis have known
Speaker 5: him for fifty years. If it weren't the truth, I
Speaker 5: wouldn't say it.
Speaker 1: This version is the best. Did I hear him say? Intellectually? Seriously?
Speaker 3: Anyway?
Speaker 1: Here is the author of uh well, two big best sellers,
Speaker 1: The Big Guy, How a President and his Son sold
Speaker 1: Out America and the other big best seller, Laptop from Hell.
Speaker 1: She also writes for The New York Post. And there's
Speaker 1: a friend of the program, Our friend, Miranda Divine is back.
Speaker 3: I mean, are you watching this to me? Miranda?
Speaker 1: This is one of the biggest scandals in the history
Speaker 1: of the presidency. And they were aided and abetted by
Speaker 1: everybody and his family, everybody that worked in that White House,
Speaker 1: aided and betted by a corrupt state run legacy medium
Speaker 1: mob that denied the story that The New York Post
Speaker 1: broke about the Laptop from Hell. They told us we
Speaker 1: were lying when we played Joe in his own words,
Speaker 1: they called him cheap fake videos. They were real videos.
Speaker 1: I want your reaction all of this.
Speaker 8: Well, well, look, Sean, Honestly, all they had to do
Speaker 8: was watch your show night after night.
Speaker 2: For four years.
Speaker 8: It wasn't like you just cottoned onto it. In March
Speaker 8: twenty twenty four, you have been charting Joe Biden's cognitive
Speaker 8: and physical decline over his entire presidency, and so have
Speaker 8: we at the New York Post, so have I in
Speaker 8: my columns, and so you know, his collapse on the
Speaker 8: debate stage last summer was not really a surprise to us.
Speaker 8: I guess what was shocking was that they allowed him,
Speaker 8: Those people who'd so carefully protected him and covered up
Speaker 8: for his failures, had allowed him to go out basically
Speaker 8: naked without a harness, on a tight rope for an
Speaker 8: hour against Donald Trump. They allowed him to do that
Speaker 8: nine o'clock at night. So, I mean, there are so
Speaker 8: many secrets and lies and delusions surrounding Joe Biden, his family,
Speaker 8: his presidency. But I wouldn't be too surprised if there
Speaker 8: was some level of sabotage going on, because they could
Speaker 8: have easily said, look, he's sick, he's come down with
Speaker 8: COVID if they lied all the time, So what difference
Speaker 8: would it have made. Certainly it would have been better
Speaker 8: for his campaign than having him go out there in
Speaker 8: the state that they must have known he was in.
Speaker 8: I mean, ron Klain is in one of these books
Speaker 8: saying how shocked he was this was Biden's chief of
Speaker 8: staff who'd left and came back to help with debate
Speaker 8: prep at Camp David, and he was shocked at how
Speaker 8: debilitated Joe Biden was, how little energy he had, how
Speaker 8: short the time was that he could focus. So they
Speaker 8: all knew. And I honestly, I think John Stewart hate
Speaker 8: to say, but I think he's put at best. He said,
Speaker 8: here is the news trying to sell you news about
Speaker 8: news that they told you wasn't news, and you know
Speaker 8: that was the cover up. And Jake Tapper of all
Speaker 8: people to be turning around now as the sort of
Speaker 8: latter latter day, you know, expositioner of truth is such
Speaker 8: a joke because I mean, it wasn't just the Lara
Speaker 8: Trump interview, but that was emblematic of how nasty he
Speaker 8: was to anybody who pointed out the truth about Joe Biden.
Speaker 8: And clearly he was in Joe Biden's.
Speaker 2: Good books, because otherwise why.
Speaker 8: Would he have been chosen to moderate that CNN debate
Speaker 8: that ended up in disaster, you know? And I will
Speaker 8: say though, for his co author Alex Thompson, he did
Speaker 8: at least try to and he did break a few stories.
Speaker 8: And I think it's interesting what he said when he's
Speaker 8: promoting the book. Just yesterday he said that some of
Speaker 8: the Democrats that he is you and said, look, we
Speaker 8: couldn't believe that you guys the media were buying the
Speaker 8: stuff that we were putting out because it was so nonsensical.
Speaker 8: The media was complicit, as you said, They did not
Speaker 8: want to see the truth in front of their eyes
Speaker 8: because they were afraid that would help Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty four, Fake Jake and by the way,
Speaker 1: he was more fake than I even knew, and his network,
Speaker 1: Fake News CNN, they were the ones pushing the cheap
Speaker 1: fake video narrative.
Speaker 3: Let me remind everybody.
Speaker 7: We were hearing about so called cheap fakes. It's playing
Speaker 7: out on right wing media, Fox, New York Post and
Speaker 7: so on, and all of this is to try to
Speaker 7: make the case that Biden is slipping, he's confused, and
Speaker 7: so on.
Speaker 4: There are a lot of videos going around by President
Speaker 4: Biden on social media, which ones are real, which ones
Speaker 4: are deceptively edited now being called cheap fakes.
Speaker 5: A lot of memes and what the White House is
Speaker 5: calling cheap fakes. Cheap fates are a little bit simpler.
Speaker 9: They're cheap, They're just distorted, out of context, videos, chopped
Speaker 9: up in certain ways, constructed in certain ways.
Speaker 5: That's what we're seeing.
Speaker 9: That's what the Biden administration, the Biden campaign is so
Speaker 9: worried about.
Speaker 1: Right now, they weren't distorted, they weren't chopped up, and
Speaker 1: now this is fake Jake oh, after the fact, when
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter except it will line his pocketbook with
Speaker 1: monies that whatever moneies he makes from this book. Now
Speaker 1: he's saying, oh, conservative media was right.
Speaker 10: Listen, but yeah, I remember that moment, and I remember
Speaker 10: that moment, the glitch at the immigration event and not
Speaker 10: getting much attention outside of conservative media at all. And
Speaker 10: Alex and I are here to say the conservative media
Speaker 10: was right and conservative media was correct, and that there
Speaker 10: should be a lot of soul searching, not just among me,
Speaker 10: but among the legacy media to begin with all of
Speaker 10: us for how this was covered or not covered sufficiently.
Speaker 1: That's him on with Megan Kelly saying that at this
Speaker 1: late hour, tell me, Miranda, what part of it did
Speaker 1: he miss? Every single day that Joe was public, what
Speaker 1: part did he possibly miss? You know, how blinded was
Speaker 1: he and how arrogant is he that he now wants
Speaker 1: to sell a book on this.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, willfully blind, like the rest of the
Speaker 8: sort of so called establishment media, democratic aligned media at
Speaker 8: the New York Times, the Washington Post, et cetera. And look,
Speaker 8: I experienced this firsthand when we first broke the story
Speaker 8: of the laptop in the New York Post back in
Speaker 8: October of twenty twenty, when you know, the New York Times,
Speaker 8: Washington Post, cn AN, MSNBC all just ignored it. They
Speaker 8: did not want to know about a bombshell story about
Speaker 8: one of the candidates for president three weeks before the
Speaker 8: election that was evidence based, and they didn't want to
Speaker 8: know about it. Fair enough after the election, it took
Speaker 8: the New York Times about four or five months to
Speaker 8: actually concede that yes, the laptop was real, and yes
Speaker 8: we had a point, and it wasn't right.
Speaker 1: By the way, Miranda, It's even worse than that, because
Speaker 1: the FBI had verified the authenticity of that laptop in
Speaker 1: March of twenty twenty, and then in the lead up
Speaker 1: to that election in twenty twenty, they were meeting with
Speaker 1: Big Tech warning them that may be victims of a
Speaker 1: quote Russian disinformation campaign and it's probably going to be
Speaker 1: about Hunter Biden Joe Biden and about Barisma.
Speaker 3: How convenient.
Speaker 8: Yes, well, I mean I'm not even talking about the
Speaker 8: deep state. Absolutely, FBI, CIA, the fifty one former intelligence
Speaker 8: officials and Gina Haspell, remember who signed off on that
Speaker 8: dishonest letter to give to Joe Biden so that he
Speaker 8: could go into the debate and lie and say that
Speaker 8: Hunter's laptop was Russian disinformation. Therefore our stories were. But
Speaker 8: when it comes to Jake Tabbath, he's very happy to
Speaker 8: accept the word of those CIA liars, of the FBI, etc.
Speaker 8: Of the White House, just accept at face value what
Speaker 8: they say. Yet you look at them now with Trump,
Speaker 8: and this is my worry, is that they're having a
Speaker 8: come to Jesus moment now. Jake Tapper says he's full
Speaker 8: of humility. The right wing was right, we should have
Speaker 8: been more skeptical. I think what they'll do is use
Speaker 8: that as an excuse to apply maximum skepticism to Donald Trump.
Speaker 8: I don't mind that. I think that's what journalists are
Speaker 8: supposed to do. That's what they did to Donald Trump
Speaker 8: in his first term. But they went beyond maximum skepticism
Speaker 8: into ours.
Speaker 1: So they went to conspiracy theories and lies, and they
Speaker 1: peddled them as if they.
Speaker 2: Were true well exactly.
Speaker 8: I mean, they got New York Times got a Pulitzer
Speaker 8: for their Russia collusion lies, and they still haven't retracted them.
Speaker 8: So I think they just go so go completely limp
Speaker 8: and docile and gullible during Democrat administration, and then as
Speaker 8: soon as a Republican that particularly Trump, comes on board,
Speaker 8: they suddenly find their skepticism again and they go full
Speaker 8: bore into, as you say, accepting any conspiracy theory that
Speaker 8: goes with their personal political proclivities. I don't think that
Speaker 8: they've learned anything from this huge scandal, and I think
Speaker 8: the only hope is that their audiences are leaving them
Speaker 8: in droves. People are not paying attention to the New
Speaker 8: York Times or the Washington Post or Jake Tapper Fake TAPPA.
Speaker 8: They're not accepting what they say at face value anymore.
Speaker 8: The public, even the brainwashed public, has sort of looked
Speaker 8: at you know, imagine if you were watching MSNBC and
Speaker 8: then suddenly Donald Trump, you know, state himself, wins the
Speaker 8: popular vote.
Speaker 2: What of cognitive diffonence.
Speaker 8: Goes on in your brain? You have to come to
Speaker 8: the conclusion that you were lied to by your favorite
Speaker 8: media organ and I think that's what's happening. There's a
Speaker 8: massive disillusionment on the.
Speaker 3: Leg lad One thing.
Speaker 1: They threw everything they had at him, every lie, they pedaled,
Speaker 1: every conspiracy theory. They did everything to destroy this man.
Speaker 1: And here's here's the best part. And I said in
Speaker 1: two thousand and seven, Journalisms dead. I said, after this
Speaker 1: past election, legacy media is dead because nobody listened to them.
Speaker 1: Nobody listened to the musicians, or the athletes, or the
Speaker 1: Hollywood stars, American people. They have earned the distrust of
Speaker 1: the American people, and I predict Miranda, they're never getting
Speaker 1: it back. They have earned that distrust. But you know what,
Speaker 1: You're going to be successful because you tell people truth
Speaker 1: and you put yourself ou. You can go out on
Speaker 1: a limb to tell people the truth, and that track
Speaker 1: record will speak for itself, just as our track record
Speaker 1: I think speaks for itself too.
Speaker 3: Miranda Devine, we love.
Speaker 1: You, appreciate you, Thank you by eight sawn our number
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I did have an opportunity to speak briefly with Secretary
Speaker 1: of State Mark or Rubio in Riod at the lunch
Speaker 1: that I went to with all those. I mean, every
Speaker 1: big corporation in America was pretty much represented there, and
Speaker 1: every big wig in Saudi Arabia was there. I don't
Speaker 1: have no idea why I wasn't even invited, but I
Speaker 1: was there and I actually had a good time. And
Speaker 1: long story short, he did break off from the President
Speaker 1: and he went to Turkey. As the president is just
Speaker 1: absolutely dialed in and focused on the idea of getting
Speaker 1: peace in Europe and he's not going to stop. And
Speaker 1: got to gi him a lot of credit. And he
Speaker 1: went there to meet with President Erduwan. And here's part
Speaker 1: of the interview I had with Marco joining us.
Speaker 11: Now is Secretary of State Marco Rubios with us. He
Speaker 11: is in Turkey tonight, mister Secretary, great to have you.
Speaker 11: Thank you for joining us.
Speaker 5: Could just see you the other day, Sean, Yeah, it.
Speaker 11: Was great to see in person. You know, you made
Speaker 11: a statement that NATO is only as strong as its
Speaker 11: weakest link. This issue about NATO and other countries paying
Speaker 11: their fair share is going to be coming to a
Speaker 11: head in about six weeks. Of my understanding, a lot
Speaker 11: of nations have not lived up to that. Where are
Speaker 11: we in terms of pushing people on that issue.
Speaker 9: Well, actually, well, in twenty eighteen, it was one of
Speaker 9: the most important moments in NATO history. It's when President
Speaker 9: Trump at the NATO Summit walked through the different contributions
Speaker 9: of different countries, some of whom were under one percent
Speaker 9: of GDP, less than one percent of their economy was
Speaker 9: being spent on defense. Since that time, we've seen improvements,
Speaker 9: and I can tell you that we are headed for
Speaker 9: some in six weeks in which virtually every member of
Speaker 9: NATO will be at or above two percent, but more importantly,
Speaker 9: many of them will be over four percent, and all
Speaker 9: will have agreed on a goal of reaching five percent
Speaker 9: over the next decade.
Speaker 5: It'll be the first time.
Speaker 9: Ever in NATO history where they have reached targets and
Speaker 9: goals that will allow NATO partners to be more than
Speaker 9: fifty percent of the alliance.
Speaker 5: That's a historic moment.
Speaker 9: If it comes to fruition, That's what was agreed upon
Speaker 9: today by the foreign ministers. And I think all of
Speaker 9: that tracks back to twenty eighteen when President Trump challenged
Speaker 9: the members of the Alliance to step up.
Speaker 11: You know, mister Secretary, you said the purpose of NATO
Speaker 11: is to prevent wars through its strength. That's why we
Speaker 11: want to see it grow stronger. You talked about a
Speaker 11: trillion dollars in our military spending. Tomorrow the Ukrainian delegation
Speaker 11: will be meeting with the Turkish foreign minister, and you
Speaker 11: also went into detail there had been some hope maybe
Speaker 11: in the background, there's never any full commitment that Vladimir
Speaker 11: might show up at this and have a meeting with Soelenski,
Speaker 11: and then you pretty clear today that you believe if
Speaker 11: that's going to happen, it would it would take Donald
Speaker 11: Trump sitting down with Vladimir Putin. What exactly did you.
Speaker 9: Mean by that, Yeah, it's my assessment. I think it's
Speaker 9: the president's assessment, by the way, I think you said
Speaker 9: publicly today that the only way we're going to have
Speaker 9: a breakthrough here. Nothing's going to happen at this point,
Speaker 9: given everything we know after months of working on this,
Speaker 9: nothing's going to happen until President Trump sits across the
Speaker 9: table from Vladimir Putin and puts it on the line
Speaker 9: and puts it on the table. I think that's the
Speaker 9: only chance we'd have at piece at this point, given
Speaker 9: everything we've seen over the last few weeks, there's been talks,
Speaker 9: there's been negotiations, there's been trips and meetings, but in
Speaker 9: the end, I think we've reached a conclusion, and rightfully so,
Speaker 9: as the President has that. The only way this is
Speaker 9: going to happen, if it has a chance to happen,
Speaker 9: the only way it happens is the President directly engages
Speaker 9: with Vladimir Putin. So I don't know what the date
Speaker 9: or the place of that is yet, but that's really
Speaker 9: the only chance at this point. And I think there
Speaker 9: are a lot of countries here that would privately share
Speaker 9: that assessment as well.
Speaker 11: Do you have a, mister Secretary, any degree of confidence.
Speaker 11: You've been clear that this war is going to end
Speaker 11: not through military solution, through a military solution, but through
Speaker 11: a diplomatic one. And you said it's either going to
Speaker 11: be sooner or later. And if it's happened sooner, less
Speaker 11: people will die, less destruction that there will be. And
Speaker 11: you know, the President keeps talking about the human toll,
Speaker 11: the humanity, you know, all the human laws and tragedy
Speaker 11: and destruction and death has taken place here for what reason?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think, Sean, I think the President the other
Speaker 9: night or the other day in Saudi Arabia, gave perhaps
Speaker 9: one of the most impressive speeches of his presidency and
Speaker 9: one of the most meaningful speeches by an American president
Speaker 9: overseas in decades, and in it, one of the things
Speaker 9: he talks about is how he wants to.
Speaker 5: See more building and less bombing.
Speaker 9: In essence, he wants to see us building things up,
Speaker 9: not destroying things. The President, frankly, is a lover of peace.
Speaker 9: This is a person that wants to stop wars and
Speaker 9: prevent wars and end wars. That's what the President endeavors
Speaker 9: to do. In fact, he openly has said, and he
Speaker 9: said it in the speech, that he wishes we didn't
Speaker 9: have to spend all this money on the military. We
Speaker 9: could spend it instead on creating wealth and prosperity and
Speaker 9: human development.
Speaker 5: Obviously that's not the way.
Speaker 9: The world works, but that's what he hopes we can achieve,
Speaker 9: and that's what he's trying to achieve here.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 9: I was just asked the question by the media here
Speaker 9: about this a few minutes ago, and I said, I
Speaker 9: still don't understand why some would be critical of the president.
Speaker 9: They should be happy that the president of the most
Speaker 9: powerful nation on Earth is a peacemaker who seeks to
Speaker 9: prevent wars, seeks to end wars, and seeks.
Speaker 5: To stop existing wars.
Speaker 9: I think this is something we should be very proud
Speaker 9: of that we have a president that seeks peace, seeks
Speaker 9: the end of death and destruction, in this case in
Speaker 9: the Russia Ukraine War, which has gone on far too long,
Speaker 9: destroyed thousands and thousands of lives and really is going
Speaker 9: to cost billions of dollars to rebuild from.
Speaker 11: Well, obviously we hope that that some kind of breakthrough
Speaker 11: can take place. Let me go to the where we
Speaker 11: are here in the Middle East, and you've been very
Speaker 11: very clear, and the President has been clear. The number
Speaker 11: one state sponsor of terror that would be the Iranians.
Speaker 11: They have to walk away from sponsoring terrorism, walk away
Speaker 11: from helping Amas says Balah, the Islamic Jiha, the Hutis.
Speaker 11: They have to stop firing missiles at Israel, but more importantly,
Speaker 11: walk away from building long range missiles that have no
Speaker 11: other purpose than to have nuclear weapons, and walk away
Speaker 11: completely from enrichment. When you talk about that, I'm a
Speaker 11: trust for Verify guys. I know that you are. That
Speaker 11: would mean that means zero enrichment. That would mean American inspectors,
Speaker 11: and that would mean any place, anywhere, any time inspections
Speaker 11: in the future as any As part of any deal,
Speaker 11: they would have to destroy their facilities. Those facilities would
Speaker 11: have to be destroyed for them for that to happen.
Speaker 11: For the first time this week got an indication that
Speaker 11: they might be willing to make a deal on this.
Speaker 11: You have any high degree of confidence that they'd be smart.
Speaker 11: The President's been clear they're either'll do it the easy
Speaker 11: way or it will be.
Speaker 5: Done for them.
Speaker 11: I don't think it could be any more clear than
Speaker 11: he's bad. Do you think you have any degree of
Speaker 11: confidence they will be smart?
Speaker 9: Well, first of all, I think what the President did
Speaker 9: is extend an opportunity, and the opportunity is Iran can
Speaker 9: be a prosperous and peaceful country. That's the opportunity before them,
Speaker 9: and he hopes that they'll take this opportunity and that
Speaker 9: they'll take this offer.
Speaker 5: He says this.
Speaker 9: Offer won't be around forever, and what he means by
Speaker 9: that is at some point decisions will have to be
Speaker 9: made about more maximum pressure and other options because Iran
Speaker 9: can never have a nuclear weapon. Look, the regime and
Speaker 9: our problem is not with the Iranian people. The Iranian
Speaker 9: people are a peaceful people, an ancient civilization and culture
Speaker 9: we admire greatly. Our problem is with a clerical regime
Speaker 9: that is behind every problem in the region. Hes blah Hamas,
Speaker 9: the Whusi, the militias that have conducted attacks out of
Speaker 9: Iraq and Syria, they're all tracked back to the Iranian regime.
Speaker 5: Syria.
Speaker 9: All the instability in Syria tracks back to the Iranian regime.
Speaker 9: It's a regime that every day and every Friday, chance
Speaker 9: you know, death or Israel, death to America. We have
Speaker 9: to believe him when they say that a regime like
Speaker 9: that can never have nuclear weapons, and the President has
Speaker 9: made clear they will not have a nuclear weapon. We
Speaker 9: hope it's through the path of negotiation. We hope it's
Speaker 9: through the path of diplomacy. Steve Woodcoff is doing a
Speaker 9: great job at negotiating, and a very difficult negotiation. This
Speaker 9: will not be easy, but he's doing a great job
Speaker 9: trying to bring about that peaceful resolution to this problem,
Speaker 9: and we should pray that he's successful.
Speaker 5: I have confidence in him.
Speaker 9: But in the end, the decision lies in the hands
Speaker 9: of one person. And that's the supreme leader in Iran,
Speaker 9: and I hope he chooses the path of peace and prosperity,
Speaker 9: not a destructive path.
Speaker 5: And we'll see how that plays out, mister Secretary one.
Speaker 11: Through publish reports, public reports, and people that I have
Speaker 11: spoken to that would have knowledge of such things, their
Speaker 11: level of enrichment is quite high. It's believed the IAEA
Speaker 11: has said so, if you're at sixty percent enrichment, it
Speaker 11: is not a stretch to get to weapons grade enrichment
Speaker 11: at eighty ninety percent, whatever the level happens to be.
Speaker 11: My understanding is that could happen within a matter of months,
Speaker 11: so that decision of the Iranians will have to be
Speaker 11: made that quickly. Where do we stand in terms of
Speaker 11: their willingness to give up their ambition to have these weapons?
Speaker 9: Well, we know we're about to test it and we'll
Speaker 9: find out. Look, when you say sixty, that's misleading when
Speaker 9: people hear that number because they think sixty percent enrichment
Speaker 9: and ninety percent is what you need for a weapon. Actually,
Speaker 9: ninety percent of the work it takes to get to
Speaker 9: weapons grade enrichment is getting to sixty. Once you're at
Speaker 9: sixty or ninety percent of the way they are, you are,
Speaker 9: in essence a threshold nuclear weapons state, which is what
Speaker 9: Iron basically has become. There are at the threshold of
Speaker 9: a nuclear weapon. If they decided to do so, they
Speaker 9: can do so very quickly. If they stockpile enough of
Speaker 9: that sixty percent enriched, they could very quickly turn it
Speaker 9: into ninety and weaponize it. That's the danger we face
Speaker 9: right now. That's the urgency here. That's why israel Is
Speaker 9: feels urgency about it, and that's why we feel urgency
Speaker 9: about it. But not just us, throughout the Gulf region.
Speaker 9: No country in the region wants a run to have
Speaker 9: a nuclear weapon. And you also talk about not just
Speaker 9: a weapon. They have long range missiles that they can
Speaker 9: deliver that weapon.
Speaker 5: Those weapons suies.
Speaker 9: This is a very grave risk, and they are enriching
Speaker 9: at that level, and they're openly doing it. By the way,
Speaker 9: In fact, they're Congress for their legislative branch, actually passed
Speaker 9: the law requiring them to enrich at a certain level.
Speaker 9: Because JCPOA, the Obama deal with Iran was canceled.
Speaker 5: So this is a critical moment.
Speaker 9: The President has made it a priority, and now people
Speaker 9: understand the urgency here because they are fairly close, too close.
Speaker 5: For comfort, to a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 9: We have to roll that back one way or another,
Speaker 9: and we hope it's peacefully and through the process of negotiation.
Speaker 11: All Right, Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, we appreciate you
Speaker 11: being with us.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for joining us. All Right.
Speaker 1: That was Marco Rubio when he was in Turkey after
Speaker 1: he broke off from the President in the Mid East.
Speaker 1: Let's get to our busy bones. Jim and Louisiana. Next,
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 2: Hi, Sean, you're my hero.
Speaker 3: What's going on, sir? How are you?
Speaker 2: You're Oh my Rob mount Rushmore? Are you in the Katie?
Speaker 2: I mean I was leaving in my car and you
Speaker 2: kept me alive. I was homeless.
Speaker 3: Well, explain that I was.
Speaker 2: Living in my car, homeless and I just depressed.
Speaker 12: I was writing a book and I would listen to
Speaker 12: your show to keep me alive, keep my keep my
Speaker 12: spirits up.
Speaker 3: And you listened to How long were you living in
Speaker 3: a car?
Speaker 12: For long time? I actually wrote a book and I
Speaker 12: put you in the book. I hope you don't mind,
Speaker 12: I mention it.
Speaker 1: No, I don't mind at all. I mean why were
Speaker 1: you homeless? And how old were you at the time?
Speaker 2: Uh, well it wasn't off and on. But about what
Speaker 2: I wrote the book was about ten years ago. I
Speaker 2: was living in Malibu in my car and I was
Speaker 2: just really depressed, you know how you sometimes you get
Speaker 2: this mental in this depression, and I just kept listening
Speaker 2: to your show. That was the highlight of my day
Speaker 2: to keep me going, just trying to pull myself together.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: So you are mine? And how are you? And how
Speaker 3: are you doing? Now?
Speaker 1: How's your life now? Do you do you have an apartment?
Speaker 1: Do you have a place to live? Are you in
Speaker 1: a better place with your depression? Are you getting you treated?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oh that's awesome. You sound good.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well the name of the book is the Diary
Speaker 2: of a Manic O. C. D. Bookseller.
Speaker 3: Now, did you get it published or did you self published?
Speaker 2: No? Mel Brooks actually has a blurb on the coverage.
Speaker 1: So, oh my gosh, I'll tell you what we're gonna do.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do, We're gonna We're gonna make your day
Speaker 1: today and hopefully lift your spirits again. And this is
Speaker 1: why don't we get Linda check this out? Get a
Speaker 1: copy of the book. We'll get a copy of the book.
Speaker 1: Make sure you don't have crazy things in there that
Speaker 1: I'll be held responsible for you saying. And then if
Speaker 1: we can, we'll put up a link on Hannity dot
Speaker 1: com and and uh, and we'll let you know. We'll
Speaker 1: let people you know have a chance to buy it.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you're doing well. I can't I know people
Speaker 1: that have been clinically depressed, and depression is real and
Speaker 1: it's hard to get out of it. And if I
Speaker 1: was a bright light in your day during that dark,
Speaker 1: dark time, that makes me happy.
Speaker 3: You have an apartment. Where do you live right now?
Speaker 2: Well? I live.
Speaker 12: I go back between California and Louisiana, So I'm going
Speaker 12: back and forth.
Speaker 1: Okay, And how old and how old are you now?
Speaker 12: I'm an old man, Sean, I'm seventy five.
Speaker 3: Okay. Do you have any money at all?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yes, I pulled myself out of that rut. That's
Speaker 2: why you know I broke the book.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 1: What what years were were you living in your car?
Speaker 1: How long ago was that? Uh?
Speaker 2: I guess about ten years ago.
Speaker 1: Wow, listen, my friend, I appreciate your call, and God
Speaker 1: bless you. And if we could ever help you.
Speaker 3: You let us know.
Speaker 2: Okay, you have a many go see your book sell
Speaker 2: now check it out, Sean.
Speaker 1: All Right, we're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna get a
Speaker 1: copy and we're gonna put it up on Hannity dot
Speaker 1: Com eight nine one, Sean, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program, all right, quick break right
Speaker 1: back as we continue. All right, that's gonna wrap things
Speaker 1: up at Today Hannity Tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox
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