Speaker 1: All right, thanks Scott Shannon. Hour two Sean Hannity's show,
Speaker 1: Toll Free. Our number is eight hundred and nine and
Speaker 1: four one Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. She is the youngest White House prestery
Speaker 1: in the history of that position. He's doing a phenomenal
Speaker 1: job how she deals with these lunatics and the state
Speaker 1: run legacy media mob is an art form because she's
Speaker 1: doing such a great job. We welcome back to the
Speaker 1: program our friend Caroline Levitt as with us.
Speaker 2: Caroline, how are you.
Speaker 3: I'm doing great, Sean, Happy Friday. Thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: And you know, I just want to say to you.
Speaker 3: People talk so much about President Trump's energy, but you
Speaker 3: have a heck of a lot of energy. You're on
Speaker 3: the radio for what three hours a day, and then
Speaker 3: you have the number one cable news program at night.
Speaker 3: It's pretty impressive what you do.
Speaker 1: I have to say, and now we do an audio
Speaker 1: podcast and a video podcast. It's not like I have
Speaker 1: much time during my day. I'm not going to a lie,
Speaker 1: but I don't get up at four am like you do.
Speaker 1: What's how does your day start? What time do you
Speaker 1: get up in the morning?
Speaker 3: My alarm goes off every morning at five am.
Speaker 1: Sharp, and oh man, that's that's that's about what I'm
Speaker 1: going to bed.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, I don't stop until probably eleven PM. Your phone,
Speaker 3: my phone is ding ding dinging off the hook all
Speaker 3: day and all night long. And that's just what you
Speaker 3: get when you work for a man who makes news
Speaker 3: every second. So I'm on the Trump sleep schedule, and
Speaker 3: I'm on Trump.
Speaker 1: If you're on the Trump sleep schedule. I've known this
Speaker 1: man for thirty years. We've been friends for thirty years,
Speaker 1: and I can promise you I've spoken to him every
Speaker 1: hour on the twenty four hour clocky and that I promise,
Speaker 1: and that he will confirm, and he would confirm it
Speaker 1: publicly because it's all true.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it doesn't surprise me. You got to keep your
Speaker 3: phone on high even when you sleep working for this
Speaker 3: man because you never know when he's going to call.
Speaker 3: It's truly remarkable and very impressive. And I feel like
Speaker 3: I can never complain because I'm like a third his
Speaker 3: age and I can't even keep up with him. It's incredible.
Speaker 3: But he keeps us all moving very quickly here at
Speaker 3: the White House.
Speaker 1: You know what's funny about that? I think back to
Speaker 1: Joe Biden being president, and I mean we hopely should
Speaker 1: be s evident. I mean, the amount of energy that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has on any one given day represents maybe
Speaker 1: five months in the in the presidency of Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: And I remember early on when I was calling out
Speaker 1: his cognitive decline and getting smashed left and right for
Speaker 1: doing so and stating the obvious. It was funny people
Speaker 1: like circle back Jensakua. He has more energy than people,
Speaker 1: you know, our age. We could barely keep up with him.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you must be a really bad shape then
Speaker 1: if you can't keep up with that guy. In this case,
Speaker 1: it just happens to be accurate. And I you know,
Speaker 1: we're all watching this. The hardest part of my job
Speaker 1: every day is to get out of as much information
Speaker 1: as possible because information is coming out of the speed
Speaker 1: of light. So if it's hard for me, I've got
Speaker 1: to imagine it's that much harder for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's amazing how much news President Trump makes on
Speaker 3: a daily basis. And we just did a press conference
Speaker 3: in the Oval Office earlier today. He made a ton
Speaker 3: of news and that's what we do almost every day.
Speaker 3: And when he doesn't want to do it. That's my
Speaker 3: turn to go out and go to the podium. So
Speaker 3: there's breaking news every pretty much every hour out of
Speaker 3: this building. But it's because he's doing so much, Sean,
Speaker 3: I mean, the man is negotiating an end to the
Speaker 3: war in Russia and Ukraine. He's negotiating an end to
Speaker 3: the situation in the Middle East. He met with eight
Speaker 3: hostages this week who were recently released from Gaza. He
Speaker 3: gave a record breaking State of the Union address. You know,
Speaker 3: you look at everything he's done this past week alone,
Speaker 3: it's more than most administrations do in an entire month.
Speaker 3: So it's incredibly impressive. It's a lot to keep up with.
Speaker 2: But as his.
Speaker 3: Staff, we're used do it. You know who isn't used
Speaker 3: to it is the press. They are not used to
Speaker 3: the pace at which President Trump is working. And they
Speaker 3: tell me that all the time. They come in my
Speaker 3: office and they say, can you guys slow down? Can
Speaker 3: you not do a press conference today? We don't have
Speaker 3: enough room in our packages or on our shows to
Speaker 3: fill up all of this news. But you know, there's
Speaker 3: no slow slowing down in fight from President Trump.
Speaker 1: Let me go to the State of the Union I
Speaker 1: want to get your take. I thought it was one
Speaker 1: of the most disgraceful displays I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 1: And as a matter of history, I've been to State
Speaker 1: of the Union addresses. I've covered them all of my career.
Speaker 1: I was in the you know, I was. I was
Speaker 1: in the room when Barack Obama gave one, for example,
Speaker 1: and when he came in the room, I stood up
Speaker 1: and I clapped. I just sat there and they hold
Speaker 1: their bingo cards up and then of course Al Green
Speaker 1: acting like a lunatic or just experience censure, and I'm
Speaker 1: I'm I'm kind of stunned.
Speaker 2: By it all.
Speaker 1: To be very honest with you, I just think it
Speaker 1: is so sad and empathetic and demeaning. But I think
Speaker 1: that's the state of the Democratic Party today. What was
Speaker 1: your take on it?
Speaker 3: It was truly surprising that they did not stand for
Speaker 3: their fellow Americans, these everyday American heroes who have lived
Speaker 3: through such adversity and who have been uplifted and are
Speaker 3: living their American dream thanks to the policies of President Trump.
Speaker 3: And you always expect the opposing party not to stand
Speaker 3: for policies or not to stand for the agenda, but
Speaker 3: to not stand for a thirteen year old boy who's
Speaker 3: fighting cancer, or for the Democrats in there to be
Speaker 3: wearing pink allegedly in honor of women, but then you
Speaker 3: don't stand for two mothers whose children were brutally raped
Speaker 3: and slaughtered at the hands of the legal immigrants. Was
Speaker 3: appalling in that moment. When President Trump named a wildlife
Speaker 3: refuge in Texas in honor of Jocelyn Nungray, you have
Speaker 3: to be a soulless, hateful filled in the visual to
Speaker 3: not be moved to tears or at least show any
Speaker 3: sign of empathy for a mother who lost her beautiful
Speaker 3: twelve year old child. It's disgraceful that this is what
Speaker 3: the modern day Democrat Party has become. And I think
Speaker 3: it was a really clarifying moment Sean for Americans in
Speaker 3: this country who thought maybe the Democrats would have learned
Speaker 3: from the SmackDown that President Trump gave them in the
Speaker 3: November fifth election. Nope, they clearly did it. They are
Speaker 3: doubling down on their same far left antics and on
Speaker 3: their Trump Arrangement syndrome. I mean, these people truly hate
Speaker 3: President Trump so much that their hatred for him has
Speaker 3: overrided any common sense or human decency, and it's really
Speaker 3: sad to see. I think it was quite alarming, actually,
Speaker 3: But you know, we're going to continue moving forward at
Speaker 3: the White House. The President will continue moving forward implementing
Speaker 3: policies that are grounded in common sense and that uplift
Speaker 3: all Americans, regardless of their race, or their religion, or
Speaker 3: their gender, or where they live in this country, red
Speaker 3: state or blue state. President Seump is looking out for you,
Speaker 3: and the Democrat Party the same cannot be said for them.
Speaker 1: It was a week ago where everybody was flailing and
Speaker 1: they couldn't believe in the incident of the White House
Speaker 1: with Zelinski, who was being very disrespectful to the President.
Speaker 1: And now we see a total capitulation. Everything that the
Speaker 1: President had planned for the process of peace with Ukraine
Speaker 1: and Russia is now coming to fruition. I said that night,
Speaker 1: and I've been saying it every night since. He'll be back.
Speaker 1: He's back. He sent the letter to the President, he
Speaker 1: posted what he posted on x It seems to be
Speaker 1: back on track. It looks like we'll have a rare
Speaker 1: earth minerals deal. It looks like we'll have, you know,
Speaker 1: a cease fire and then the heart will be the negotiations.
Speaker 1: And apparently Latin now the president's putting pressure on Vladimir
Speaker 1: Putin to do his part.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's putting pressure on both sides, and he hasn't
Speaker 3: been from the very beginning. Sean, let's be clear about that.
Speaker 3: You know that. But the fakeies Meetia has lied like
Speaker 3: they always have, making false assertions about where President Trump
Speaker 3: stands with Russia and how he's used Russia and how
Speaker 3: he's used Pouhin. The President believes dialogue is the best
Speaker 3: diplomacy and it's something that we had not seen for
Speaker 3: the past three years of this war. And that's why
Speaker 3: this war was a stalemate. It was, as many people
Speaker 3: call it, a meat grinder. I hate to use that
Speaker 3: term because we're talking about human lives, but thousands of
Speaker 3: lives have been lost in this war that would have
Speaker 3: been really endless if not for President Trump. And so
Speaker 3: now he is finally putting boat pressure on both sides
Speaker 3: of this war to call for a ceasefire and to
Speaker 3: come to the negotiating table to end it. And President Zelinsky, unfortunately,
Speaker 3: when he came to the Oval Office last week, did
Speaker 3: not have a realistic mindset I guess he still thinks
Speaker 3: it's three years ago when Joe Biden was in office,
Speaker 3: we were just writing blank checks and American taxpayers could
Speaker 3: continue funding this effort. That's no longer the case of
Speaker 3: a peacemaker in chief in the Oval Office now who
Speaker 3: wants to stop the endless funding of this war and
Speaker 3: wants to stop the endless killing of this war. And
Speaker 3: that takes negotiating a deal. And sometimes when you negotiate
Speaker 3: a good deal, both sides need to leave the table
Speaker 3: a little bit unhappy. And so I think President Zelinsky
Speaker 3: is open to President Trump's mindset now recognizes that without
Speaker 3: the United States there will be no end to this
Speaker 3: conflict insight for his country. And President Trump is doing
Speaker 3: this to save Ukraine, for the Ukrainian people, and for
Speaker 3: democracy as well. And so Secretary Rubio and Mike Waltz
Speaker 3: are traveling to Saudi Arabia next week to restart and
Speaker 3: kickstart these negotiations with the Ukrainian delegation again. And as
Speaker 3: the President has said, we need, we need a ceasefire,
Speaker 3: we need an economic partnership between the United States and Ukraine,
Speaker 3: which will be a great deterrent to Russian aggression. May
Speaker 3: I add it's also a great economic partnership for the
Speaker 3: Ukrainian people. Those are two necessities put on the table
Speaker 3: by President Trump, and we hope that President Zelenski and
Speaker 3: the Ukrainian people will agree to them so we can
Speaker 3: move forward with a true piece agreement that is lasting
Speaker 3: under this President Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: The other thing that is happening too, and the President
Speaker 1: was very clear in a truth post this week about
Speaker 1: Hamas and how the killing must stop, and how the
Speaker 1: bodies must be returned and hostages must be returned, and
Speaker 1: if not, that's going to be held to pay, and
Speaker 1: that the weaponry that Israel will need to wipe them
Speaker 1: out will be given to them, a pretty stern warning warning.
Speaker 1: And I would just say that, knowing Donald Trump as
Speaker 1: well as I think that I know him, when he
Speaker 1: says something like that, he means it, and that is real.
Speaker 1: And I think that that's probably coming to a head
Speaker 1: sooner than later.
Speaker 3: He does mean it. And there's a maximum pressure campaign
Speaker 3: on Hamas right now, and the President has lost his
Speaker 3: patients and he's been very clear about that. I'd like
Speaker 3: to add, Sean that the President put that statement out
Speaker 3: moments after leaving a meeting with eight of the hostages
Speaker 3: from Gaza, and I had the honor of being president
Speaker 3: for that meeting, and it was one of the most
Speaker 3: moving things I've ever been a part of. These people
Speaker 3: were in dark tunnels in Gaza just weeks ago and
Speaker 3: now they were standing in the Oval office before the President,
Speaker 3: who they claimed, this is not me as his spokesperson.
Speaker 3: They told the President if not for him, they would
Speaker 3: be dead, they would not be alive, or they would
Speaker 3: still be held hostage. It was incredibly moving, and the
Speaker 3: President heard these stories, the atrocities that were committed by
Speaker 3: Hamas against these individuals. They are so lucky and blessed
Speaker 3: to be alive a standing to tell their stories, and
Speaker 3: the President heard them. He took them very seriously, and
Speaker 3: then moments later you had his truth go out a
Speaker 3: very strong message to Hamas. And so you have the
Speaker 3: President working directly, you have Adam Bohler, his special envoy
Speaker 3: for hostage negotiations, and then of course Steve Whitcoff, Secretary Rubio,
Speaker 3: Mike Waltz. There couldn't be a better or more stronger
Speaker 3: team working on this effort on behalf of the President
Speaker 3: to end this conflict in the Middle East and the
Speaker 3: President again, he sent a very strong message to Jamas,
Speaker 3: and we hope that they will release all of the hostages,
Speaker 3: including those who have unfortunately tragically perished, because their families
Speaker 3: deserve to have those bodies back so they can have
Speaker 3: closure in peace in their lives. And that's what the
Speaker 3: President is looking for.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break, we'll come back.
Speaker 1: We'll continue more with the Assistant to the President, White
Speaker 1: House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt. We'll get to your calls
Speaker 1: on the other side. Eight hundred and nine to four
Speaker 1: one Sean as we continue on this Friday. Now, we
Speaker 1: have spoken at length, and I understand the state run
Speaker 1: legacy media mob that I have declared dead after this election.
Speaker 1: I understand then never going to get it. I understand
Speaker 1: they don't want to understand Donald Trump. They don't want
Speaker 1: to know his thinking, his mindset. They don't They don't
Speaker 1: want to understand that he is negotiating constantly.
Speaker 2: That's fine.
Speaker 1: When Donald Trump talks about tariffs, he's really not wanting
Speaker 1: to put tariffs on people. That's why he uses the
Speaker 1: term reciprocal tariffs. As a result of the President's policies,
Speaker 1: we have seen massive movement in terms of now manufacturing.
Speaker 1: Moving back to this country, Nissan had planned to build
Speaker 1: a plant in Mexico. They're now building that plant in America.
Speaker 1: The same with Honda. They're going to build their new
Speaker 1: version of the Honda Civic in America where they originally
Speaker 1: a planned to build a plant in Mexico. The same
Speaker 1: thing with Apple. Apple is now going to invest in
Speaker 1: the next four years five hundred billion dollars in a
Speaker 1: plant that they're building in Texas that will create tens
Speaker 1: and tens of thousands of jobs. This is all good
Speaker 1: for the American people and for those displaced workers that
Speaker 1: we're working in jobs that we now know they shouldn't
Speaker 1: have been working in in the first place. Considering all
Speaker 1: the waste, fraud, abused corruption, and agenda driven spending by
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and their administration on wokeism, deiism,
Speaker 1: New Green dealism, transgenderism. Well, I mean, this is an
Speaker 1: insane amount of money and these are going to be
Speaker 1: high paying career jobs for Americans. Is it hard to
Speaker 1: transition to a new job, Yes, but these opportunities are
Speaker 1: going to be huge when the President opens up the
Speaker 1: energy sector. So we are on a path to becoming
Speaker 1: the most energy dominant country on Earth. Is that going
Speaker 1: to help create high paying career jobs for Americans. Yes,
Speaker 1: it will. That will be good for the American people
Speaker 1: as well. So all of these policies, they might take
Speaker 1: a little bit of time, but a lot of these
Speaker 1: government workers are getting payouts until October the first enough
Speaker 1: time to transition to the next career move which has
Speaker 1: which happens to most people in this day and age.
Speaker 1: It's not like the old days where you work for
Speaker 1: one company your entire career and then you move on.
Speaker 1: I have, I've been fortunate, but most people that I
Speaker 1: know in my industry don't work for just one company.
Speaker 1: They move around quite a bit. Now we also have
Speaker 1: this semiconductor company out of Taiwan. One of the things
Speaker 1: that has concerned me, especially in light of the territorial
Speaker 1: ambitions of China, is we are very dependent on Taiwan
Speaker 1: to get the chips that are so critical to our
Speaker 1: technology infrastructure. Well, now they have committed to investing over
Speaker 1: one hundred billion dollars in the US so that we
Speaker 1: will make these semiconductors right here in this country. Is
Speaker 1: the President talking about it today?
Speaker 4: Taiwan Semiconductor is announcing that they all be investing at
Speaker 4: least one hundred billion dollars in new capital in the
Speaker 4: United States over the next short period of time to
Speaker 4: build state of the art semiconductor manufacturing facilities. I think
Speaker 4: mostly it's going to be in Arizona, which is what
Speaker 4: I understand, which is at a great state. I like
Speaker 4: it because I want it, but I want most of them, actually,
Speaker 4: but I did. We want it, and we wanted big.
Speaker 4: The most powerful AI chips in the world will be
Speaker 4: made right here in America, and it'll be a big
Speaker 4: percentage of the chips made by his company. But as
Speaker 4: you know, they're based mostly in Taiwan, and they're far
Speaker 4: and away the biggest there's nobody e been closed. This
Speaker 4: one hundred billion dollars in new investment will go into
Speaker 4: building five cutting edge fabrication facilities in the great state
Speaker 4: that we just discussed, Arizona, and will create thousands of jobs,
Speaker 4: many thousands of jobs, and the high paying jobs. In total,
Speaker 4: today's announcement brings Taiwan's semiconductor investments to about one hundred
Speaker 4: and sixty five billion they've started already.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a significant amount of money. It's always
Speaker 1: a pleasure to bring back our friend Brian Kanns. He's
Speaker 1: the CEO of Burner and anyway, they have their manufacturing
Speaker 1: facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and he's here to talk
Speaker 1: about the benefits of working under President Trump and his
Speaker 1: ability now to shore a production of manufacturing of his products,
Speaker 1: and unlike others that have been critical as a person
Speaker 1: in the business world that has built a huge company
Speaker 1: now Berner is now the choice of so many government agencies,
Speaker 1: police departments, private security firms, and emerging all of you.
Speaker 1: If you don't have your Burner, please get one, because
Speaker 1: this is a very dark, dangerous, evil world. Unfortunately, I
Speaker 1: wish it wasn't, but it is.
Speaker 5: Brian.
Speaker 2: Great to have you back.
Speaker 5: How are you good, Sean, It's great to be on
Speaker 5: your show again.
Speaker 1: Okay, So you know you made a decision, and I
Speaker 1: remember when you made this decision, because we've been friends
Speaker 1: a long time, that you're going to build out your
Speaker 1: manufacturing center here in America. The initial costs were higher,
Speaker 1: there were no incentives to do it except that you
Speaker 1: wanted us to be an American product, and it's paid
Speaker 1: off in massive dividends for you.
Speaker 5: Tell us about well, you know, what most of your
Speaker 5: audience probably doesn't know is you were integral in that decision.
Speaker 5: You know, if you think back to twenty twenty, you
Speaker 5: were one of the early adopters of Burna. You mentioned
Speaker 5: it on your show, and at the time, we were
Speaker 5: manufacturing everything in South Africa. Your mentioned drove eighteen thousand orders.
Speaker 5: You know, we were I think producing fifty or one
Speaker 5: hundred launchers a day and we had a tremendous, tremendous
Speaker 5: backlog and you know, you called me up and said
Speaker 5: buy And I'm getting a lot of people that I
Speaker 5: told them to buy a Burna. You put them on
Speaker 5: backlog and I said, Sean, you really overwhelmed us. And
Speaker 5: if you remember what you did is you got me
Speaker 5: the names of you manufacturers of plastic injection molded parts
Speaker 5: of machine parts, and with your assistance, we actually moved
Speaker 5: that factory from South Africa to for Wayne, Indiana, and
Speaker 5: we moved a significant portion of our supply chain because
Speaker 5: you know, it was clear to us, number one, we
Speaker 5: wanted to be an American made product, but number two,
Speaker 5: this supply chain spread all over the world really carried
Speaker 5: a lot of risk and nothing brought that home like
Speaker 5: the pandemic. You know, fast forward to four years later.
Speaker 5: You know, we're currently probably at fifty percent of our
Speaker 5: supply chain is US based. But with President Trump and
Speaker 5: what he's doing, and I'll tell you, you know, a
Speaker 5: lot of people criticize him, he is teaching a masterclass
Speaker 5: in how teriffs should be used, you know, as the
Speaker 5: CEO of Burna, one of the largest and fastest growing
Speaker 5: non lethal gun comp and he's in America. I talk
Speaker 5: to a lot of other CEOs, CEOs of the big
Speaker 5: box stores, and CEOs of a lot of manufacturers. Everybody
Speaker 5: is moving their production here because the uncertainty that even
Speaker 5: the thread of tariffs creates, says, you know what, we
Speaker 5: need to have the supply chain in the US. It
Speaker 5: is not just patriotic, it's good business. So we've announced,
Speaker 5: and I'll announce again on your show, we are going
Speaker 5: to be virtually one hundred percent made in the USA
Speaker 5: by the end of this year, you know, And again
Speaker 5: part of it is we want to because we're patriotic Americans.
Speaker 5: But you know, I think you've got to give credit
Speaker 5: to the President, you know, what he's been doing with
Speaker 5: the thread of these terriffs. And as you said, It's
Speaker 5: not just the tariff. It's like when you use a
Speaker 5: gun to stop a crime, or you use a burnet
Speaker 5: to stop a crime. It is the thread of the
Speaker 5: tariff that is bringing production back to the United States.
Speaker 1: I know for a fact the President doesn't want to
Speaker 1: put tariffs on other countries. However, he is right that
Speaker 1: these other countries, the European Union in particular, Canada in particular,
Speaker 1: India in particular, and a lot of other quote allied nations,
Speaker 1: they have not they have not embraced the concept of
Speaker 1: free and fair trade. And America pays these tariffs and
Speaker 1: they put all of these obstacles up for American companies
Speaker 1: to bring our products into their countries.
Speaker 2: And what he's saying is that's not fair. That's not
Speaker 2: free and fair trade.
Speaker 1: And when I listen to the so called experts, economists,
Speaker 1: the punditry class talk about, oh, I'm a free trader.
Speaker 2: Well, if you're a free trader, why aren't you.
Speaker 1: Why are you speaking out against the tariffs that're slapping
Speaker 1: on us and the tariffs that are hurting American manufacturers
Speaker 1: and American business And where's the outrage on what they
Speaker 1: have been doing and getting away with to us, and
Speaker 1: all the President is doing is calling it out and
Speaker 1: as a result, my prediction, like for example, with Mexico,
Speaker 1: the President again has has lifted the terrify against Mexico
Speaker 1: and lifted some of it against Canada after he put
Speaker 1: it in place, because as soon as he mentions that
Speaker 1: it's going in place, they begin to make changes. And
Speaker 1: it's the only thing that is an effective negotiating tactic
Speaker 1: against countries that have been very selfish and self serving
Speaker 1: in this whole process.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it's providing multiple benefits. So on the one hand,
Speaker 5: you're getting a lot of companies like Burna to be
Speaker 5: moving production into the United States. But also, you know,
Speaker 5: although you haven't heard this on a lot of other
Speaker 5: media channels, you've been talking about it the interdictions that
Speaker 5: the borders are down ninety five percent, So it is
Speaker 5: having an effect in stopping people coming across the southern border.
Speaker 5: It's having an effect in reducing fentinal production in Mexico,
Speaker 5: and at the same time, it's having a very positive
Speaker 5: effect on business here in the United States.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break right back, we'll continue more with
Speaker 1: our friend Brian Gan, CEO of Berner. On the other side,
Speaker 1: than your calls coming up and much more on this Friday,
Speaker 1: eight hundred and ninety four one. Shawn is our number
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