Speaker 1: An hour two Sean Hannity Show, Toll Free, It's eight
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Speaker 1: be a part of the program. All right, So last
Speaker 1: night I got to spend time with the Vice President
Speaker 1: of the our country of the United States, JD Events,
Speaker 1: and JD has been trying to explain what this deal
Speaker 1: is with Iran, and for a lot of people, there
Speaker 1: are a lot of questions, and that's fair. And the
Speaker 1: best part is he answered every unanswered question. Not every
Speaker 1: question is answered yet, because we're at the you know,
Speaker 1: this is this is not the deal points, but they're
Speaker 1: saying in principle that they've agreed to it. There's been
Speaker 1: so much bs out there about what is not in
Speaker 1: the deal that the Vice President got to clarify not true,
Speaker 1: not true, not true. So it kind of became point
Speaker 1: by point. Now if you listen to this radio show yesterday,
Speaker 1: as I mentioned earlier, I had laryngitis. I did the
Speaker 1: podcast it's five minutes to nine. I'm live with him
Speaker 1: on air at nine o'clock wrap up. The podcast ran
Speaker 1: to you know, the bathroom, run out to the studio,
Speaker 1: and my throat froze at the beginning of the show.
Speaker 1: So I was struggling all day yesterday and then people
Speaker 1: he's stroging out. No, I've had Laryn Jidas my entire
Speaker 1: career of anyone's listening to the show any length of time.
Speaker 1: But it's just it's just part of this business. When
Speaker 1: you went up on the air so many hours, it's
Speaker 1: going to happen anyway. So please, you know, forgive me
Speaker 1: for that part. I even said it on the show,
Speaker 1: and then still people didn't listen. But anyway, Part one
Speaker 1: my interview with Vice President Jadvance. Mister vice President, how
Speaker 1: are you going to see a show?
Speaker 2: I'll get to see you a personal a lot. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: good to see you. Okay.
Speaker 3: So you're now you start off this life in Appalachia
Speaker 3: and very tough upbringing, very poor upbringing, difficult times, abuse
Speaker 3: at home, your mom struggled with addiction. You have a
Speaker 3: devout grandmother. Now you're the vice president, you're forty one
Speaker 3: years old, and now you're negotiating what might be the
Speaker 3: path to peace in the Middle East for the first time.
Speaker 4: However, many thousands of years.
Speaker 5: Not a bad life, not a bad life at all, man,
Speaker 5: only in America. And I think that if you have
Speaker 5: a life like I've led, you have to have incredible
Speaker 5: gratitude of the country, and the best way to show
Speaker 5: that gratitude is just to try to do as good
Speaker 5: of a job as humanly possible.
Speaker 2: That's what I write about in the book.
Speaker 5: Fundamentally is this sense that, you know, my life has
Speaker 5: been so charmed. In some ways things have been a struggle,
Speaker 5: but in a lot of ways, man, I've just been
Speaker 5: so blessed. And there's this sense that God was always
Speaker 5: looking out for me, even when I straight from the path,
Speaker 5: even when I called myself an atheist. That faith that
Speaker 5: my grandmother had sort of imbued me with was always
Speaker 5: there in the background. And of course it's an important
Speaker 5: part of the way that I go about my duties today,
Speaker 5: but it's just an important part of who I am.
Speaker 5: It fundamentally illuminates everything else about me, And hopefully people
Speaker 5: will pick up the book and learn a little bit
Speaker 5: about me, and learn a little bit about my faith journey,
Speaker 5: and maybe it'll be useful to them.
Speaker 3: Well, we'll get into that in more detail, all right,
Speaker 3: So let's talk about the Iranian deal. What frustrates me
Speaker 3: about the Iranians? Donald Trump says, A and they somebody
Speaker 3: will come out some aspect of that government and contradict
Speaker 3: what the President said. And they came out with quote
Speaker 3: a memorandum of understanding, which is what was signed official
Speaker 3: signing on Friday in Geneva, and it contradicted a lot
Speaker 3: of what the President said.
Speaker 2: Any of that true, No, it's not.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 5: I've seen a lot of misinformation out there. I've seen
Speaker 5: twenty four billion dollars going from the United States to Iran.
Speaker 5: That number is totally false, totally made up. Fundamentally. What
Speaker 5: this thing does, Shawn, as you can to appreciate, is
Speaker 5: number one, the straights before Moose were open.
Speaker 2: Immediately you already see oil.
Speaker 5: Prices coming down substantially, and I think they're only going
Speaker 5: to come down even further. Number Two, it ensures that
Speaker 5: Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. And number three,
Speaker 5: it does go and say, look, if the Iranians are
Speaker 5: willing to change their ways, if they're willing to behave
Speaker 5: like a normal country, stop trying to build a nuclear weapon,
Speaker 5: stop trying to fund terrorism all over the Middle East,
Speaker 5: then we are willing to actually fundamentally transform our relationship
Speaker 5: with them. That's what the President has offered.
Speaker 2: Now. Of course, we would need to verify.
Speaker 5: That, we would need to see real progress and real
Speaker 5: action is absolutely it's written right there in the agreement, Sean.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing.
Speaker 5: Yes, you're right that sometimes, when you know information.
Speaker 2: About this deal will leak out, you'll.
Speaker 5: Have somebody on a propaganda channel in that country, in
Speaker 5: Iran who will say something that isn't true.
Speaker 2: I think it's it's sort of expected.
Speaker 5: It frustrates me too, but it's expected that some Yahoo
Speaker 5: is going to say something about the deal that is untrue.
Speaker 2: What really bothers.
Speaker 5: Me and frustrates me and is unexpected when the American
Speaker 5: media literally picks up talking points in propaganda from the
Speaker 5: RGC that has no support in the text of the
Speaker 5: agreement that we've actually negotiated and no basis in reality.
Speaker 2: This this is good for the American people.
Speaker 5: The Iranians don't get a dime unless they behave and
Speaker 5: change their behavior, and this means that a rain will
Speaker 5: never have a nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: They did this at a dime.
Speaker 3: Did they ever get an American dime a taxpayer dollar?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: So Number one, First of all, they never get a
Speaker 5: dime of American taxpayer money ever, full stop, not even close.
Speaker 2: What we have said is there's a lot.
Speaker 5: Of economic benefit in the United States relieving a lot
Speaker 5: of sanctions and welcoming them back into the world economy.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of benefit.
Speaker 5: They're not American money, but there's a lot of economic
Speaker 5: prosperity that can flow from that. What the President said
Speaker 5: to them is, we want you to be a successful country,
Speaker 5: but for you to be a successful country, you've got
Speaker 5: to give up on this threat. You've got to give
Speaker 5: up on the desire to have a nuclear weapon. And
Speaker 5: if you do that, the United States is willing to.
Speaker 2: Have a much better relationship.
Speaker 4: Let me go to this.
Speaker 3: The number one report that I've been reading leading up
Speaker 3: to this interview tonight is that the Kataris are giving
Speaker 3: them three hundred billion dollars with the signed, sealed and
Speaker 3: approval of the US. The President did put out a
Speaker 3: truth denying all of it. Iran has agreed to never
Speaker 3: have a nuclear weapon, and the story that the US
Speaker 3: is paying Iran three hundred million dollars is fake news.
Speaker 3: We are not giving them an American dollar. Number one true.
Speaker 3: And number two, did the US ever sign off on
Speaker 3: the Qataris paying that money?
Speaker 6: No, we've not.
Speaker 5: The agreement says they are not getting a single dime
Speaker 5: of American money. That's just not what this This is
Speaker 5: what the agreement does say. Sean is again, if the
Speaker 5: Iranians behave, and if there are sanctions relief, and if
Speaker 5: the Iranians are integrated into the world economy, we would
Speaker 5: invite other countries, not US, but other countries to invest
Speaker 5: in their country. That's fine, but only if they comply
Speaker 5: with the terms of the agreement. Really, we have an
Speaker 5: option here, right. The President of the United States has
Speaker 5: given us optionality, which is great for the American people.
Speaker 2: Step back for a second.
Speaker 5: Their conventional military is destroyed, their nuclear weapons program is destroyed.
Speaker 2: The straight of horror moves is now open.
Speaker 5: Now we have two pathways that don't get to tell free.
Speaker 5: It is open toll free, and that's very explicit in
Speaker 5: the agreement. But now we have two pathways we can
Speaker 5: go down. Pathway number one is the Iranian economy continues
Speaker 5: to be strangled.
Speaker 2: We don't want that, that's not our desire.
Speaker 5: But in order for them to get pathway too, which
Speaker 5: is reintegration into the world economy, they have to behave
Speaker 5: like a normal country. It's a very simple principle actually,
Speaker 5: And what's different about this than previous iterations of the
Speaker 5: Iranian government previous negotiations is one that President's negotiating from
Speaker 5: a position of strength. But number two, we're actually talking
Speaker 5: directly to them. And I can't tell you, Sean, five
Speaker 5: years down the road they're going to honor that commitment.
Speaker 2: Because I can't predict the future. What I can tell
Speaker 2: you is if they don't honor their commitments, they don't
Speaker 2: get a dime.
Speaker 5: From anybody the United States ever, but a dime from
Speaker 5: anybody else either.
Speaker 3: The President has told me many times, he said, I
Speaker 3: can go back to bombing and obliterate them in five
Speaker 3: minutes at any point.
Speaker 2: I want.
Speaker 3: How important was it the two attacks that took place
Speaker 3: last week, one after an Apache helicopter of ours was hit.
Speaker 5: Well, what it did, Sean, is it showed that we
Speaker 5: were serious, that there really are two options here. There's
Speaker 5: the military option, there's the diplomatic option. And if they
Speaker 5: were not going to choose the diplomatic option, then the
Speaker 5: President still had military options to use.
Speaker 2: But it's not just that, Sean.
Speaker 5: One of the things the American media has totally underreported
Speaker 5: is you talk about the straight of horror moves the
Speaker 5: Iranians try to close off the strait to try to
Speaker 5: choke off the world energy economy. The American media has
Speaker 5: totally under reported the fact that over the past three
Speaker 5: weeks we've gotten more oil out of the Straight of
Speaker 5: Horror moves under the supervision of United States Central Command
Speaker 5: than we had the first three months of this operation.
Speaker 5: What does that mean? That means the iranians leverage was
Speaker 5: reducing by the day. That means that our position was
Speaker 5: growing stronger by the day. And I think that's why
Speaker 5: we've cut what is fundamentally a good deal for the
Speaker 5: American people, assuming the Iranians followed through. If they don't
Speaker 5: fall through, there's no skin off our back. Nothing changes
Speaker 5: from where we are right now.
Speaker 3: A lot of people are questioning, why not release the
Speaker 3: memorandum of understanding?
Speaker 2: You said it will happen this week.
Speaker 5: Correct, So there are some diplomatic protocols Sewan, there are
Speaker 5: some sequencing that the Pakistanis have been involved in this,
Speaker 5: the Qataris have been involved in this. And what the
Speaker 5: President has said is the agreement will come out on Friday.
Speaker 5: He may decide to release the agreement sooner than that,
Speaker 5: but we have this formal ceremony on Friday, and that's
Speaker 5: when the President right now wants to release the memorandum.
Speaker 3: Let me get to this because this is the most
Speaker 3: important thing, and the President has been most consistent on
Speaker 3: this point, and that is they cannot and will never
Speaker 3: have a nuclear weapon, rightt How will we be able
Speaker 3: to verify that? Will we have American inspectors on the ground,
Speaker 3: What happens to the nuclear dust? Will will it be
Speaker 3: degraded or will it be removed?
Speaker 2: Will we be a party to that?
Speaker 4: Like will it will?
Speaker 3: Will it reflect what we did Libya years ago?
Speaker 5: So what we're gonna do, Sean is destroy the highly
Speaker 5: enriched material, the nuclear dust as we call it. And
Speaker 5: you know, we're gonna do it with the Iranians. That's
Speaker 5: what the President has said. He wants us to work
Speaker 5: with the Iranians, with the international organizations to destroy that
Speaker 5: stockpile of enriched material because that does set them back
Speaker 5: a little bit further. We've already fundamentally destroyed their program,
Speaker 5: but that does set them back a little bit further,
Speaker 5: and that's important.
Speaker 2: Of course to the United States.
Speaker 5: They're agreeing never to enrich they're agreeing right now to
Speaker 5: eliminate the enriched stockpile.
Speaker 2: And if they don't get to a point where they
Speaker 2: agree to stop.
Speaker 5: Enriching, then they don't get the other benefits of the bargain.
Speaker 5: And that's the way this is set up. Is a
Speaker 5: lot of the technical details we're going to figure out
Speaker 5: over the next month, over the next two months, but
Speaker 5: the basic structure is they can get a lot if
Speaker 5: they comply with the United States demands. They don't get
Speaker 5: anything if they don't comply with anything.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, come back more with JD. Vans on
Speaker 1: the other side, my part two, my interview last night.
Speaker 1: Yes with laryngitis, I apologize and the Vice President JD.
Speaker 3: Evans, let's talk about any place, anywhere, anytime US inspectors.
Speaker 2: That's that part of the deal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's absolutely something that we are negotiating over Seawan.
Speaker 5: That's one of the final details that's going to be
Speaker 5: figured out here is if you go back to the
Speaker 5: original Obama JCPOA, there were a couple of big problems
Speaker 5: with it. Number one, by the way, is that the
Speaker 5: golf Arabs hated the Obama deal.
Speaker 2: Why because they thought that it empowered.
Speaker 5: The Iranians to be a malign actor and actually enriched
Speaker 5: the Iranians while they were misbehaving. This deal the golf
Speaker 5: Arabs love because they know that this is the kind
Speaker 5: of deal that could fundamentally transform the Middle East. Another
Speaker 5: problem with that deal is that the inspections regime was
Speaker 5: effectively non existent. There was a little bit there, but
Speaker 5: it was basically non existent. This goes back to our
Speaker 5: fundamental principle here that if they show verifiable commitment, and
Speaker 5: that means a real inspections regime, then they can get
Speaker 5: the benefits.
Speaker 2: Of the bargain.
Speaker 3: Obama took a shot and said, I don't think this
Speaker 3: deal is any better than the deal we had before.
Speaker 2: The jcpoway was.
Speaker 3: Dramatically different than what you were describing here tonight.
Speaker 5: And I'd ask the president, the former president, I'd say, Obama,
Speaker 5: why in the world, if it's the same thing, why
Speaker 5: is it that the golf Arabs hated your deal and
Speaker 5: they love our deal. They are the ones who are
Speaker 5: in the region. They know what it means to enrich
Speaker 5: the worst terrorist regime in the world, and they also
Speaker 5: know what it means to turn over a new leaf
Speaker 5: and to go to a different future. So I think
Speaker 5: President Obama he should acknowledge that the people who are
Speaker 5: closest to this they love the Trump deal, they hate
Speaker 5: the Obama deal, and that's maybe the biggest endorsement of
Speaker 5: this plan.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I just want to just bear down. They're
Speaker 3: going to hand over the nuclear dust, they're agreeing to
Speaker 3: know nuclear weapons, they're agreeing to inspections. They don't get
Speaker 3: one US taxpayer dollar. And okay, you really believe that
Speaker 3: a regime that I would argue could not be trusted.
Speaker 3: I refer to it as a death cult. That what
Speaker 3: brought them to this point? What changed is it? They're
Speaker 3: now at their fourth year of leadership.
Speaker 2: What do you think changed?
Speaker 5: I think it's a combination. First of all, I don't
Speaker 5: believe anything. Sean is very important. As the President has said,
Speaker 5: we have to verify. We're going to reward action, We're
Speaker 5: not going to reward words. But fundamentally, what's change is
Speaker 5: Number one, we're on the third or fourth generation of leadership.
Speaker 2: That is true. Number Two, they've seen that the president
Speaker 2: is serious.
Speaker 5: They've seen that he's willing to exert that leverage and
Speaker 5: actually do what's necessary in order to force the Rratians
Speaker 5: to come to the table.
Speaker 2: And number three, Sean, This is important. It's underreported.
Speaker 5: Their economy has been in a free fall for a
Speaker 5: very long time. So you combine the President's leverage that
Speaker 5: he's put on them, you combine the new leadership, and
Speaker 5: you can mind the fact that their economy is in shambles.
Speaker 5: And I think that they see there's a real oportunity
Speaker 5: here to turn over a new leaf, so long as
Speaker 5: they do the right thing.
Speaker 3: So on the verification process. Once we get along, they're
Speaker 3: either going to go along with the commitments they made
Speaker 3: or what is next? And what do you say to
Speaker 3: the people like me that have been very skeptical of
Speaker 3: the regime for all these years. Number one state sponsored terror,
Speaker 3: death to Israel, death oral America. I'm skeptical if this
Speaker 3: is all true. Reagan talked about this in eighty five.
Speaker 3: He said there might be an opportunity for peace in
Speaker 3: that region, and it might be all of these countries
Speaker 3: finally getting along. And you even expressed hope that that
Speaker 3: might be a result of this.
Speaker 5: Well again, I'll tell you the Gulf coast countries under
Speaker 5: the President's leadership, they actually feel that that's possible. They
Speaker 5: don't believe anything either, They're not certain They're not going
Speaker 5: to predict what the Ranians are going to do five
Speaker 5: years from now, but they see real opportunity. So we're
Speaker 5: going to walk down this pathway. We're going to see
Speaker 5: how serious the Iranians are so in us. What if
Speaker 5: they don't meet these obligations, What if they don't do
Speaker 5: what they promise they're going to do? Number One, they
Speaker 5: don't get any benefits of the bargain, And as the
Speaker 5: President would say, we have all the cards. Their economy
Speaker 5: will still be in very tough shape if they don't
Speaker 5: get the relief that they need to get in order
Speaker 5: to make progress.
Speaker 4: That was part two of my interview with the Vice
Speaker 4: President jd. Vance.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get to our busy phones. Travis in Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 2: Sir?
Speaker 4: Glad you called?
Speaker 8: Hey, Sean. I just wanted to call in and say.
Speaker 6: How much I enjoy your show and how much I
Speaker 6: appreciate you and Linda in the afternoon. I always listened
Speaker 6: to you on my way home leaving work.
Speaker 4: Well, we really appreciate what do you do for work.
Speaker 6: I'm a plumber.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you.
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Speaker 1: involved in job displacement, et cetera. The thing is, you're
Speaker 1: always gonna need a plumber. You're always going to need
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Speaker 4: The next generation of millionaires are going to be tradesmen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I think it's pretty neat that you actually
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Speaker 1: One of the best things I did in my life ever.
Speaker 1: I know what real work is for twenty plus years
Speaker 1: of my life. Makes me appreciate and love even more
Speaker 1: the blessing of doing what I love to do every day.
Speaker 6: Well, thank you for taking my call today. I've always
Speaker 6: wanted to talk to you on your program.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you. What's on your mind?
Speaker 6: So I just wanted to mention the other day you
Speaker 6: were talking about Rush, And when I first started listening
Speaker 6: to five eighty was back when I was probably about sixteen.
Speaker 6: I was actually driving a tractor in a field. I
Speaker 6: was plowing a field, and I loved tuning in every
Speaker 6: day and I listened to Rush, and he was such
Speaker 6: an amazing man and such an inspiration to me.
Speaker 1: I think it was an inspiration to all of us.
Speaker 1: And I always say we all owe him a debt
Speaker 1: of gratitude.
Speaker 4: Those are not words. I mean it.
Speaker 1: I said it well. I said it while he was alive.
Speaker 1: I said it in his passing. I say it today,
Speaker 1: and any one of us that makes our living giving
Speaker 1: out our opinions, and and anybody in the conservative ecosphere,
Speaker 1: if you will, of media, we owe him a debt
Speaker 1: of gratitude. It was not easy for him either, the
Speaker 1: whole way. It was hard because he was, you know,
Speaker 1: forging a path for all of us. He didn't know
Speaker 1: he was forging that big a path, but he was right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know he made a big impact on me.
Speaker 6: I know that, and I've been a faithful listener ever
Speaker 6: since he started. You know he started out or I
Speaker 6: started listening, So yeah, what an amazing person.
Speaker 4: I will tell you this.
Speaker 1: We know what Russia's You know, everyone, if you talk
Speaker 1: about what is on your wish list or you know,
Speaker 1: bucket list as they call it, we know what Rush's
Speaker 1: bucket list was. Just to get well enough, quick enough
Speaker 1: to come back to the airwaves and talk to all
Speaker 1: of you. That to me defined Rush. I mean Rush
Speaker 1: talked about eib one and I had a cigar and
Speaker 1: all this stuff. But what he really wanted to do
Speaker 1: was be behind that microphone every single day, because that's
Speaker 1: what he chose to do, knowing he had very little
Speaker 1: time left on this earth. That tells me everything I
Speaker 1: want to know about him.
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, you're correct, Yes you are.
Speaker 1: Sean all right, my friend, God bless you checking more often.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it. Let's say hi to John Missouri. John,
Speaker 1: how are you glad you called?
Speaker 2: Sir?
Speaker 9: It's a great day in Missouri. Sean a longtime listener
Speaker 9: over twenty years. I appreciate you taking my call, but
Speaker 9: I'm up one end. Yes, sir, talk a little bit
Speaker 9: about President Trump that you know they never give a
Speaker 9: guy any credit. The left side out there dass down.
Speaker 9: Here's at three nineteen in gallons dropped a dollar in
Speaker 9: the last two weeks, and.
Speaker 1: I was about to go lower looking at the price
Speaker 1: of a barrel of oil today. So I think things
Speaker 1: are working on pretty well for people as of now.
Speaker 1: There was a price to pay for this, but ask
Speaker 1: if it was it worth making sure a rat never
Speaker 1: gets a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 4: It is that clear cut a choice.
Speaker 9: Absolutely it's worth it. And you know, it hasn't been
Speaker 9: this long as thinks, only what one hundred days here
Speaker 9: that this has went on, and it's a small price
Speaker 9: to pay to keep that out of their hands. And
Speaker 9: I look for the gas to go down, but you're
Speaker 9: not going to hear anything from the other media. I
Speaker 9: appreciate your stand and what you do for this country
Speaker 9: because it's it's your voice that we all listen to.
Speaker 9: And I wish there was more of you, but there's not.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 1: The only thing I will say to right minded Americans
Speaker 1: and people that love this country and will celebrate, unlike
Speaker 1: Robert de Niro, the greatness of this country, and is
Speaker 1: you know Reagan reminded us, and I quote it often,
Speaker 1: is that freedom is one generation away from extinction. It
Speaker 1: can't become extinct on our watch, and every generation has
Speaker 1: a responsibility to protect, preserve, defend what we inherited and
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Speaker 1: This is why please everybody take this mid term seriously.
Speaker 1: That's the only thing I'm asking from people. You know,
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Speaker 9: Again, and you can't make this stuff up. The radicals
Speaker 9: this I can't believe this stuff. Even people that I've
Speaker 9: grown up with, I just can't believe they think this
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Speaker 1: I mean, I wish they didn't, but you know, it's
Speaker 1: never been this crazy, which I think puts us in
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Speaker 1: the time, and I think this is a new paradigm
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Speaker 9: Yes, I agree, all right, my friend.
Speaker 1: God bless you, John, appreciate you. God bless the people
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Speaker 8: Chelann, thank you for taking my call. I wanted to
Speaker 8: talk to you about comments I've heard, even you make
Speaker 8: about Trump derangement syndrome. And you know, it's always like
Speaker 8: everybody hates them, even the leaders of Europe hate them.
Speaker 8: The European Union hates them. That kind of thing and
Speaker 8: it is horrible, But I think it goes deeper than that.
Speaker 8: It's the why do they hate him? And I think
Speaker 8: that it's very very important right now that we start
Speaker 8: talking about it for what it actually is. And what
Speaker 8: it actually is is that we have to make a
Speaker 8: choice between maintaining our national sovereignty and our government, our constitution,
Speaker 8: remain in the United States of America, or become victims
Speaker 8: of global government. And that's why they hate him so much.
Speaker 8: I've learned that Hillary Clinton was supposed to be elected
Speaker 8: and she was the one who was going to initiate,
Speaker 8: you know, like really our fall, because they can't do
Speaker 8: global government until they destroy our economy and our culture.
Speaker 8: They've got to bring us down first, because we're the
Speaker 8: strongest independent nation in the world.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, well, look at what President Trump has done
Speaker 1: between you know, forcing NATO allies to start paying their
Speaker 1: fair share, although some are not, their absence and lack
Speaker 1: of moral clarity with Iran is beyond disturbing. I believe
Speaker 1: the continent of Europe is in a precipitous decline because
Speaker 1: they have neglected defense, They have adopted socialism and radical
Speaker 1: climate alarmism. They more importantly have allowed unfettered illegal immigration
Speaker 1: without assimilation, and they're not a reliable partners. I don't
Speaker 1: care if it's the Paris Accords, I don't care if
Speaker 1: it's a WEF, I don't care if it's the United Nations.
Speaker 1: I have no respect for these, these global organizations, globalist organizations.
Speaker 1: I want America to be independent and free, and I
Speaker 1: think as an outcrop, when Iran is all said and done,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump will reevaluate NATO, and he will make bilateral
Speaker 1: deals with countries that we can count on and depend on.
Speaker 1: In other words, not Great Britain, not France, not Spain,
Speaker 1: not even Italy, sadly right, But.
Speaker 8: What I want to stress is that it's bigger than that.
Speaker 8: All of those things that you mentioned have been done
Speaker 8: by design, and well you've got to start talking about
Speaker 8: it for what it is, especially because the midterms are coming.
Speaker 8: You know, he's the They hate him, they vilify him
Speaker 8: because he's the only one standing against them. He's the
Speaker 8: only one that's in their way. So you know, it's
Speaker 8: a cabal. It's the United Nations, twenty thirty Project, the
Speaker 8: World Economic Forum, the WTO the who it's they want
Speaker 8: a global government and who people like class. Schwab's people
Speaker 8: like George Soros and that roy Neville Singhamo, whatever his
Speaker 8: name is, who lives in China. They want to go
Speaker 8: back to what Europe always was, which was a class
Speaker 8: of royals and then everybody else.
Speaker 1: Look at the Paris Accords. The Paris Accords forced the
Speaker 1: United States to pay billions of dollars and meanwhile classified
Speaker 1: China and India as developing nations and they paid next
Speaker 1: to nothing. How is that fair? How is it fair
Speaker 1: NATO nations don't pay their fair share versus their GDP
Speaker 1: and really, with that the United States behind them, they
Speaker 1: are incapable of defending their continent and their individual countries.
Speaker 4: Is it is.
Speaker 1: Such a spectacular fail that we have accepted for decades,
Speaker 1: norms we have accepted for decades that.
Speaker 4: Are now being challenged.
Speaker 1: One of the many things I love about President Trump
Speaker 1: is he thinks anew on everything.
Speaker 8: They presented it to us as global economy. The first
Speaker 8: thing they did was try to de industrialize America. They
Speaker 8: offshored our manufacturing, they were offshoring our agriculture. They wanted
Speaker 8: us to be about just innovation and service. Then they started,
Speaker 8: and they started in Europe first, and that those mass
Speaker 8: migrations that happened in Europe first, and that's because they
Speaker 8: have to destroy Western culture. And they do that by
Speaker 8: you know, destroying our society, you know increasingly rate of
Speaker 8: crime and destroying our culture mass migration. So this is
Speaker 8: a plan for global government. And I first heard those
Speaker 8: words from George H. W. Bush, our first Bush president,
Speaker 8: and he said the new World Order. And then I
Speaker 8: heard Obama reference the new World Order, and then Clinton
Speaker 8: and then Bush too. And you know, you see so
Speaker 8: many videos of Clinton, Obama and Bush too or like
Speaker 8: pounding around together because they're all globalists. And that's what
Speaker 8: you're seeing happening in the Senate right now. You've got
Speaker 8: John Thune and the others. They are the globalists. So
Speaker 8: that's why they're rhinos. They want the global government and
Speaker 8: Trump is the only thing standing in the way, and
Speaker 8: that's why they're constantly vilifying him and want to destroy him.
Speaker 8: And we need to start calling it for what it is.
Speaker 8: I want to tell my Democrat friends, Hey, you have
Speaker 8: a choice. You either vote for Trump, you either vote
Speaker 8: Republican or you're voting for global government. What do you want?
Speaker 1: I think you have framed this problem, this debate and
Speaker 1: the brilliance of Trump perfectly, and I can tell you this,
Speaker 1: things are not going to go back to where they were.
Speaker 1: I think things are going to change rather dramatically, and
Speaker 1: I think we're going to watch a lot of it
Speaker 1: unfold in the coming last years of the president's administration,
Speaker 1: and hopefully the person that one day may take his
Speaker 1: place shares the same values that we do. Because you're
Speaker 1: dead on accurate anyway, Josette, we appreciate you. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much for the call, check in often