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Speaker 2: numbers eight hundred ninety four one Sean, if you want
Speaker 2: to be a part of the program, if you go
Speaker 2: back the one hundred and seven days of Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: and the coup or mini coop, whatever you want to
Speaker 2: call it. To me, I think I have a pretty
Speaker 2: clear picture, based on my sources of what actually went
Speaker 2: on behind the scenes, and this was definitely a combination
Speaker 2: of Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, and Barack Obama. I know
Speaker 2: for a fact that Barack Obama and George Clooney are friends.
Speaker 2: I don't believe George Clooney on his own wrote that
Speaker 2: op ed in the New York Times calling for Joe
Speaker 2: Biden to be a hero and step aside, and then
Speaker 2: his idiotic commercial at the end was embarrassing. I don't
Speaker 2: know whose was more embarrassing, his or Julia Roberts. I
Speaker 2: don't believe it happened in a vacuum, and I believe
Speaker 2: it was Nancy Pelosi that was the one that actually
Speaker 2: delivered the message to Biden that if he stayed in
Speaker 2: the race, that the Democrats, she would mobilize them and
Speaker 2: invoke the twenty fifth Amendment. These are the same people
Speaker 2: that saw Joe's cognitive decline that I started chronicling and
Speaker 2: got criticized for even before the twenty twenty election. And
Speaker 2: they all knew it, they all covered it up, they
Speaker 2: all lied about it, and we really didn't have a
Speaker 2: president that had his full faculties and the country saw it.
Speaker 2: And for Kamala Harris to go through a campaign and
Speaker 2: just not acknowledge the obvious just shows the level of
Speaker 2: lying she was willing to go to. Just like claiming
Speaker 2: that the border is secure, and just like claiming inflation
Speaker 2: is transitory, and just like claiming that if Donald Trump
Speaker 2: gets elected, old people are going to lose their social
Speaker 2: security of Medicare. No, Donald Trump had only promised to
Speaker 2: preserve it. He's going to institute Project twenty twenty five. No,
Speaker 2: he doesn't even know what it is. He's going to
Speaker 2: limit access to contraception. That that was her closing argument speech. No,
Speaker 2: that's not true either. He's going to sign a national
Speaker 2: abortion ban. No, that was never true.
Speaker 3: Either.
Speaker 2: He's against IVF treatment. No, that's not true either. The
Speaker 2: reason the border's not secure is Donald Trump's fault. We
Speaker 2: had on day one, we had a bill ready. That
Speaker 2: bill was an amnesty bill that would allow another couple
Speaker 2: of million illegal immigrants in the country every year, and
Speaker 2: they didn't. They had the discretion not to ever even
Speaker 2: enforce it. It was an amnesty bill, it was never
Speaker 2: a border security bill. But Nancy Pelosi is now out
Speaker 2: there trying to spin this as if it's Joe Biden's
Speaker 2: fault and claiming that the Democrats could have won if
Speaker 2: only Biden dropped out sooner.
Speaker 4: Listen, well, I don't say she was said up to feel,
Speaker 4: but let me just say this. We are only a
Speaker 4: couple of days since the election. There'll be many reviews
Speaker 4: of timing and the who, what, when, and why and
Speaker 4: where as we go forward, and books will be written
Speaker 4: about it. The fact is she did a great job
Speaker 4: with the time constraint that she had. Had the president
Speaker 4: gotten out sooner, there may have been other candidates in
Speaker 4: the race. Kamala I think still would have won, but
Speaker 4: she may have been stronger having taken her case to
Speaker 4: the public sooner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh, okay, it's Joe's fault, not the fact that
Speaker 2: you went in and pushed Joe out along with a
Speaker 2: few other elitists, and you put somebody on the ticket
Speaker 2: who didn't earn a single vote, and you didn't care
Speaker 2: about Democratic primary voters and your party because you knew
Speaker 2: better than they did. And then she tried to explain
Speaker 2: that and said, well, Biden's endorsement of Kamala made it
Speaker 2: almost impossible to have an open primary.
Speaker 3: That's not true either.
Speaker 2: If they wanted an open primary, they could have had
Speaker 2: an open primary. And then of course we've got AMLO's
Speaker 2: radicalism at everybody, you know, with the exception of this
Speaker 2: show and very few others that heard her own words.
Speaker 2: And thanks to all of you that that took up
Speaker 2: the charge and spread it on social media and sent
Speaker 2: it to your friend's family, co workers, you know, et cetera.
Speaker 2: It had a big impact in informing people of my view.
Speaker 2: But you know Nancy Pelosi and Pelosi saying that, oh,
Speaker 2: he made it impossible to have a primary.
Speaker 5: Listen, should there have been an open primary, then, well, see,
Speaker 5: we thought that there would be, you know, it was
Speaker 5: the anticipation was that if there, if the president were
Speaker 5: to step aside, that there would be an open primary.
Speaker 4: And as I say, Kamala and may have. I think
Speaker 4: she would have done well in that and been stronger
Speaker 4: going forward. But we don't know that that didn't happen.
Speaker 4: We live with what happened. And because the President endorsed
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris immediately, that really made it almost impossible to
Speaker 4: have a primary at that time.
Speaker 2: Wow, it's amazing how ignorant many people are. Some people
Speaker 2: are beginning to get a little bit of it right.
Speaker 2: Donald Brazil on ABC, this is what she said.
Speaker 6: So it looks like Trump ran the fifty stage strategy
Speaker 6: that the Democrats used to talk about. So we can
Speaker 6: talk about messaging, we can talk about the map. We
Speaker 6: can also talk about just was one hundred and seven
Speaker 6: days enough? All of this should be on the table.
Speaker 6: We're going to have a lot of introspection. I want
Speaker 6: to say this, and I've lost my voice because clearly
Speaker 6: you were talking a lot, but more importantly, but the
Speaker 6: Democratic Party. I was there years ago when Donald Trump
Speaker 6: defeated Hillary Clinton, and we looked at ourselves and said,
Speaker 6: what the hell. We tried to stitch together the blue
Speaker 6: Wall with almost glue. We need a duct tape and
Speaker 6: a lot more. We got to do a better job
Speaker 6: of reaching the voters where they are and not try
Speaker 6: to make pretend that this was one simply because Donald
Speaker 6: Trump is a better liar.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Anyway, joining us now to discuss a good friend of
Speaker 2: the program. Sean Spicer is with US former White House
Speaker 2: US Secretary for President Trump, and he is now working
Speaker 2: with Mark Alpern, who we've had on a number of
Speaker 2: times now, and he's the host of the Shawn Spicer
Speaker 2: podcast and the Morning Meeting with Mark Alpern, and they
Speaker 2: were warning people, oh, you guys can listen to you know,
Speaker 2: and buy into all the garbage that they're pedaling on
Speaker 2: msdn C primetime, but none of it's going to be accurate.
Speaker 3: And to that, I give Sean Spicer.
Speaker 2: And you and Mark and everyone on your team a
Speaker 2: lot of credit because you actually report a truth that
Speaker 2: very few people in the media were willing to do.
Speaker 7: Well. Thank you, Sean, I appreciate it. Happy Veterans Day
Speaker 7: to you. I will just say that, and I was
Speaker 7: posting this just a minute ago. Every Wednesday on my
Speaker 7: podcast in the past two months, we did a segment
Speaker 7: called Road to two seventy. We went through every single
Speaker 7: state and we literally said, Okay, here is the most
Speaker 7: recent data in every state, the early vote numbers, the
Speaker 7: registration numbers, the trend in pulling. And I don't say
Speaker 7: this to be like braggadocious, but we nailed it. It's public.
Speaker 7: I'm on video for the last two months. I would
Speaker 7: have been spectacically wrong if I had gotten this wrong.
Speaker 7: But we went through every state and nailed it perfectly,
Speaker 7: three hundred and twelve electoral votes. Not because I'm smarter
Speaker 7: than anyone else, but because I actually based my decisions
Speaker 7: on data, right. And everyone who says to me, how
Speaker 7: did they get this so wrong? Well, if you looked
Speaker 7: at the Iowa poll that showed her up three points,
Speaker 7: and you said yourself, with just the smallest degree of logic,
Speaker 7: this doesn't make sense. No other poll is reflecting this.
Speaker 7: The early vote numbers, the registration numbers don't comport with this.
Speaker 7: It's clearly wrong, right, But the media ran with it
Speaker 7: because you will ignore facts if they were if they
Speaker 7: didn't support Donald Trump. And where I was different on
Speaker 7: this was that if I had discussions about in Hampshire,
Speaker 7: I would have loved to have seen him win. But
Speaker 7: everyone that I talked to in the data that I
Speaker 7: looked at suggested that it would be close, but he
Speaker 7: probably wouldn't pull it out right, And I made analysis
Speaker 7: is based on facts. The media hates Donald Trump so
Speaker 7: much that they will ignore any facts that benefits him.
Speaker 7: And that's why I keep saying this to Sean, to you, Sean,
Speaker 7: to people who will listen. If you're not listening to
Speaker 7: Sean Handedy or Shawn Spicer, I mean, I think it's
Speaker 7: just a sewn thing, then it's your faulted The New
Speaker 7: York all right, and CNN are not going to give
Speaker 7: you the facts.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break, We'll come right back more with
Speaker 2: our friend Shawn Spicer, former White House Press Secretary for
Speaker 2: President Trump, host of the Shawn Spicer Podcast and the
Speaker 2: Morning Meeting with Mark Halprin. All Right, we continue with
Speaker 2: Shawn Spicer. We'll get to your calls coming up as well.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and nine four one. Shawn is on number
Speaker 2: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: So great minds, think alike. And for me, it was
Speaker 2: a numbers game.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 2: The day before election Day, I was on Fox and Friends.
Speaker 2: The day of Election Day, I was on America's Newsroom,
Speaker 2: and that morning I said to Bill Hammer and to
Speaker 2: Data Perino, I said, going into today, because we were
Speaker 2: looking at the exact same data I was paying attention to.
Speaker 3: Poles.
Speaker 2: Poles were pretty consistent. The people that did the best again,
Speaker 2: Matt Towry, Robert Kaheley, Atlas did very well, a couple
Speaker 2: of others, but so many others got it wrong. Those
Speaker 2: were great, but those weren't the numbers that I was
Speaker 2: paying the most attention to. I knew by the time
Speaker 2: I went on the air at nine point thirty nine
Speaker 2: on Fox News on election night, I said, let me
Speaker 2: tell you how I think the rest of this night
Speaker 2: is going to unfold. And it was all based on data.
Speaker 2: And I said, if I'm wrong, I may be getting
Speaker 2: over my skis here. But I said it with one
Speaker 2: hundred percent confidence for the same reason you had confidence.
Speaker 2: Mark Halprin had confidence. And and by the way I
Speaker 2: called Mark, I said, am I missing anything? Because I
Speaker 2: thought you guys had done such a good job. And
Speaker 2: I talked to you numerous times throughout this process, and
Speaker 2: I said, Georgia and North We're going to be calling
Speaker 2: Georgia North Carolina soon because I have people, numbers cruncheres
Speaker 2: that know the state, and I knew the numbers going
Speaker 2: in Okay, Arizona was never going to go to Kamala Harrison.
Speaker 2: It was likely Nevada was going to be ours too.
Speaker 2: We ended up being right, and then I knew in
Speaker 2: Wisconsin it was a similar situation that mathematically they would
Speaker 2: have to turn out numbers that we'd never seen Democrats
Speaker 2: turn out on election day before, and Pennsylvania was the
Speaker 2: easy one. And then I said, if I am right,
Speaker 2: that means that she would need to sweep the blue wall.
Speaker 2: And then I went through the exact numbers that you
Speaker 2: and I are describing on air and said it is
Speaker 2: not going to happen, and that everyone looked at me like, oh,
Speaker 2: you're going out over You're going out on a limb here.
Speaker 2: And it was all numbers game for me, and I
Speaker 2: had really good sources. That's how I figured it out, right.
Speaker 7: But see, this is the thing I wanted, you know,
Speaker 7: I'd love Donald Trump this to win all fifty states,
Speaker 7: but there were clearly ones that I said, okay, based
Speaker 7: on the data, he won't win here, but he will
Speaker 7: win this. He will in this based on exactly And
Speaker 7: it's funny how many of the same people that you
Speaker 7: and I talk to overlap because If you really want
Speaker 7: an answer, you talk to the people on the ground
Speaker 7: who are running numbers. I talk to the folks at
Speaker 7: America First Works who are literally saying this is the
Speaker 7: number of low propensity voters. Like when someone says we
Speaker 7: don't know how many low propensity voters I e. Those
Speaker 7: people only vote in one or two of four elections,
Speaker 7: that's not true. There are people knocking on doors America
Speaker 7: First Works, elon must super pac that will tell you, well,
Speaker 7: here's how many people are answering our call, are committing
Speaker 7: to vote. This is the hot number of high propensity voters.
Speaker 7: These are the low right. So the problem is is
Speaker 7: that most reporters frankly, don't have a clue who these
Speaker 7: people are. They don't understand it, and their extent of
Speaker 7: reporting is reading a public poll and saying, oh, she's up,
Speaker 7: she's down, and they don't want to actually take the
Speaker 7: time to find out what's happening. And that's where, like
Speaker 7: I said, I get pro frustrated these days when people
Speaker 7: say everybody miss this, I'm like, no, everybody didn't. I
Speaker 7: got this right Handity got this right right. The people
Speaker 7: who took the time to understand the data behind what
Speaker 7: goes into an election knew because they were willing to
Speaker 7: be guided by facts, not by vibes.
Speaker 2: Well, I appreciate the work that you did. I appreciate
Speaker 2: the work that Mark did. And I noticed that there
Speaker 2: were very, very few of us that were looking at
Speaker 2: that information. There were a couple of Matt Towry, Robert Kahley.
Speaker 2: I don't know the people at Atlas Polling, but they've
Speaker 2: they've been very accurate in the last three cycles, like
Speaker 2: Hefalgar and like Inside or Advantage. But the reality is
Speaker 2: this information was public information. If people wanted to find it,
Speaker 2: they would have known. And why the Democratic Party put
Speaker 2: their head in the sand. You know, it's my numbing
Speaker 2: to me, and that's why I keep saying legacy media
Speaker 2: is dead.
Speaker 3: It's done.
Speaker 2: Yes, nobody cared about all their entire narrative about Donald
Speaker 2: Trump for nine years.
Speaker 3: Nobody paid attention.
Speaker 2: They didn't care, and they didn't like being called garbage, Nazis,
Speaker 2: racist and fascist either.
Speaker 7: I'll say two things. One on what you were saying
Speaker 7: before we started chatting. I hope they're right. I hope
Speaker 7: this analysis that Pelosi that you played is right. I
Speaker 7: hope they put their head in their sand and that
Speaker 7: they ignore all of the warning signs that have been
Speaker 7: going off, because that, to me would be awesome. I
Speaker 7: hope they don't take the time to have the introspection
Speaker 7: to look at what really happened. And the second thing is,
Speaker 7: and you and I have talked about my role as
Speaker 7: press secretary, I hope this next administration listens to what
Speaker 7: you just said. I've got an op ed coming out
Speaker 7: on this. I'm going to give my unsolicited advice to
Speaker 7: the next press secretary. I hope they shake up the
Speaker 7: briefing room and focus on independent media and long form
Speaker 7: podcasts the way that President Trump and his campaign so
Speaker 7: effectively did right. The legacy media, to your point, is dead.
Speaker 7: Why do you need to cater to the New York Times, CBS,
Speaker 7: the Washington Post. Focus on new media where this is happening.
Speaker 7: I just I think this is these guys can come
Speaker 7: into the briefing room and say, instead of calling on
Speaker 7: Jonathan Carl at ABC News or whomever, you start to
Speaker 7: call on new media types that where President Trump was
Speaker 7: really effective. I think there's an opportunity to shake things
Speaker 7: up and do things differently like never before. Because of
Speaker 7: the impact that President Trump had on new independent media
Speaker 7: that they were so successful on the campaign.
Speaker 2: Don Spicer, great job, a great job to you and
Speaker 2: to Mark Calpern. Send my best to both of you.
Speaker 2: And you know what, I think the media now will
Speaker 2: forever be changed. And I said in two thousand and seven,
Speaker 2: journalisms dead now, Legacy media is dead, gone buried. They
Speaker 2: have lost all the trust of the American people because
Speaker 2: nob he listened to them. Celebrity endorsements, same thing. Anyway,
Speaker 2: We appreciate you, Sean, Thank you so much, my friend.
Speaker 2: We'll be in touch in the days to come. All right,
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Speaker 2: when Donald Trump gets in office. Now we've talked about
Speaker 2: all the different gang members, thirteen thousand murderers, we have
Speaker 2: known terrorists in the country, the cartels. I have scrolled
Speaker 2: over and over and over and over again on television
Speaker 2: the names of the dozens and dozens of people that
Speaker 2: have been murdered by these Harris Biden, allegedly by these
Speaker 2: Harris Biden unvetted illegal immigrants, and that's how it gets
Speaker 2: reported in the media. And we have named, we have
Speaker 2: listed the names of all of those people that have
Speaker 2: been raped, dozens of our fellow citizens, and nobody seems
Speaker 2: to pay attention. Nobody seemed to care. Wasn't an issue
Speaker 2: that it should. It was an issue for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: It was an issue in their campaign ads. We know
Speaker 2: the namesake in Riley, we know the name Joscelyn Nungary,
Speaker 2: we know the name you know, Rachel Moore, You're in.
Speaker 2: But there are dozens more. And then there are hundreds
Speaker 2: and hundreds and hundreds of other Americans victims of crimes
Speaker 2: because you have the gang members, you have the cartel members.
Speaker 2: Now Donald Trump is going to deport these people and
Speaker 2: get them out of our country. I don't know how
Speaker 2: we're going to find the known. We know they are
Speaker 2: terrorists in the country. We know there's Iranian assassination squads
Speaker 2: in the country. Our country is in jeopardy. Our citizens
Speaker 2: are victims of crimes that should never have happened. I've
Speaker 2: said it before, I'll say it again. Harris and Biden
Speaker 2: have blood on their hands, and they do. And if
Speaker 2: this country, God forbid, has ever attacked because of one
Speaker 2: of their unvetted illegal immigrants that they've allowed in from
Speaker 2: over one hundred and eighty countries, they will have even
Speaker 2: more blood on their hands. I pray to God I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: I pray it never happens. But I think it's a
Speaker 2: matter of when, not a matter of if. But again
Speaker 2: I pray I'm wrong. You know, look at all the
Speaker 2: children that have been raped, or the children being smuggled
Speaker 2: into the country at the border. You know, but a
Speaker 2: lot of gang members would use children as pawns to say, oh,
Speaker 2: we're family members were seeking asylum, and they're not even
Speaker 2: related to the children, and they scare the hell out
Speaker 2: of these kids. Never mind the trafficking that we have
Speaker 2: chronicled over and over again on this show. I want
Speaker 2: you to just listen to the reports because when this
Speaker 2: issue comes up of deportation, you're going to hear about
Speaker 2: internment camps. You're going to hear about oh my gosh, racism, racism, racism, fascism, nazism.
Speaker 2: It's but let me ask you a simple question before
Speaker 2: we get to this point. If I were to go
Speaker 2: down to the border and pick up an illegal immigrant
Speaker 2: and ask them, well, what city or state would you
Speaker 2: like to go to? Would I not be guilty of
Speaker 2: human trafficking and aiding and a betting and law breaking.
Speaker 2: Isn't that what they've institution the last four years? And
Speaker 2: if you're not going to respect our laws, our borders,
Speaker 2: and our sovereignty, why do you get rewarded with amnesty
Speaker 2: and free sex change operations? And why wouldn't we give
Speaker 2: those highly coveted positions to people that respect our laws
Speaker 2: and go through the process legally. Just listen, for example,
Speaker 2: about just child smuggling at the border.
Speaker 9: Traffickers on the border often target uncompanied minors and votable
Speaker 9: families knowing that the children have no way of protecting themselves.
Speaker 9: In this tactic of sedating children on the border is
Speaker 9: a way that traffickers make sure that children are seen
Speaker 9: but are not heard by border authorities.
Speaker 10: How many children have you attained at the Donna tenth
Speaker 10: facility and the cages you built told kids? How many
Speaker 10: children have been in those cages?
Speaker 11: A senator, I can provide to you the following figure
Speaker 11: that when and let me say that when a child.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 10: It's a simple question. How many children have been in
Speaker 10: those cages?
Speaker 11: I respectfully not familiar with the term cages and to
Speaker 11: what you are referring in late March, you are correct,
Speaker 11: the numbers were extraordinarily high, and we had over five
Speaker 11: seven hundred young children unaccompanied children in the custody of
Speaker 11: the Board of Patrol.
Speaker 12: Nearly one hundred thousand children of the you've read the
Speaker 12: New York Times reports, I assume, mister Secretary.
Speaker 11: I have read many reports Center Holly.
Speaker 12: But do you know what I'm talking about with the
Speaker 12: number of children who have been sent to do operate
Speaker 12: heavy machinery, who are not being paid, who are not
Speaker 12: going to school, who are being denied food, migrant children
Speaker 12: unaccompanied who are now in the clutches of labor traffickers.
Speaker 12: You're familiar with this.
Speaker 11: Right, that is precisely why I revised on our work
Speaker 11: site enforcement.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 12: How many of the kids have you gotten back then?
Speaker 12: Eighty five thousand or more now lost lost contact with
Speaker 12: it's been months since you were last year. How many
Speaker 12: of those children have you rescued?
Speaker 11: Sending you are conflating issues.
Speaker 5: A recent house community said that as many as three
Speaker 5: and ten.
Speaker 9: Children and no familiar releation whatsoever to the aduls that
Speaker 9: claimed them.
Speaker 2: And they do it to get into the country. And
Speaker 2: what are these children supposed to do when they feel
Speaker 2: that their life is in jeopardy? And then you have
Speaker 2: the illegal immigrant crime problem. So predictably, when this moment comes,
Speaker 2: the left is gonna they're going to claim racism, They're
Speaker 2: going to scream bloody murder, and they're going to call
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and Conservatives and Republicans every name in the book.
Speaker 2: But just remember some of these reports. Listen to this
Speaker 2: crime montage.
Speaker 13: Students at the University of Georgia meeting for a vigil
Speaker 13: tonight in honor of Lake and Riley.
Speaker 7: Yeah, please say an undocumented migrant killed the Augusta Medical
Speaker 7: College student on the campus of UGA last week.
Speaker 13: Two men investigators say are in the country illegally from
Speaker 13: Venezuela are charged with capital murder and the death of
Speaker 13: Jocelyn Nongarall.
Speaker 10: A twelve year old girl escaped being blindfolded and bound
Speaker 10: by an adult male.
Speaker 6: The suspect is described as a thirty or thirty one
Speaker 6: year old Nicaraguan man whose legal identity is yet to
Speaker 6: be determined.
Speaker 5: Based on multiple aliases.
Speaker 6: Detective detectives determined he illegally entered the US.
Speaker 13: Unarrest has finally been made in the tragic murder of
Speaker 13: Maryland mom of five Rachel Moore in ten months after
Speaker 13: her body was found naked and beaten on a remote
Speaker 13: hiking trail. Police arrested Victor Martinez Hernandez, a migrant who
Speaker 13: entered the country illegally in February twenty twenty three after
Speaker 13: reportedly murdering a young woman in El Salvador.
Speaker 14: An illegal immigrant from Ecuador arrested apprehended under arrest suspected
Speaker 14: of sexually assaulting as you said, a teenage girl in
Speaker 14: a New York City park last week. He used as
Speaker 14: shoelace to bound their hands together before Landy allegedly sexually
Speaker 14: assaulted the young girl.
Speaker 15: All three are undocumented immigrants from Guatemala.
Speaker 3: The various charges, but.
Speaker 15: The sheriff's office says they forced a woman into a
Speaker 15: car then committed sexual battery on her at two different locations.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable. Let's get to our busy phones. I hope you
Speaker 2: remember a lot of this. If not, I will be
Speaker 2: reminding you when this time comes. But prepare for this.
Speaker 2: Barbara Maryland, our good friend, Barbara, Barbara, how are you
Speaker 2: glad you called?
Speaker 8: Hey, Sean, thanks so much for taking my call. I'm
Speaker 8: a static about the election. I was an election judge.
Speaker 8: It was the unbelievable the crowds that were there. And
Speaker 8: I just even though Maryland did not go all for Trump,
Speaker 8: I do believe we don't have Larry Hogan to worry
Speaker 8: about either. And that's marilynd who lost, and I'm so
Speaker 8: glad that he did.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 8: President Trump does indeed snakes in his administration on in
Speaker 8: DC at all. So I'm astatic. I'm happy about everything.
Speaker 8: I don't care about the media. To me, if I
Speaker 8: never hear Jessica tar Off again, Carl rob and Juan
Speaker 8: Williams if I'd never hear anything out of their.
Speaker 3: Mouth, be nice.
Speaker 2: Of there were colleagues, but remember Fox has a Fox
Speaker 2: from its original mission was to offer both sides fair
Speaker 2: and balanced. Right, So, I mean, my original show was
Speaker 2: Hannity and Combs and it was a debate show. So
Speaker 2: the idea that you have people with different views. You know, Jessica,
Speaker 2: you know you're mentioning people that are nice people. She's
Speaker 2: a great person, great mom. I don't want to get
Speaker 2: into personalities. I'll be honest. I'm sure that a lot
Speaker 2: of Democrats are pretty upset today. That's one of the
Speaker 2: reasons I didn't spike the football, And because I feel
Speaker 2: a sense of gratitude and relief that America made the
Speaker 2: right choice, because I think this was an inflection point
Speaker 2: for the country.
Speaker 8: Both of us out here, we will spike that football
Speaker 8: because you know, I'm the local race.
Speaker 3: You and Linda a spike in the football.
Speaker 8: I got it, just like the football. That's right. President
Speaker 8: won this thing, and you don't see any you know,
Speaker 8: the streets took calm. You know they were predicting all
Speaker 8: this stuff. Nothing's happened. People are happy. People are happy
Speaker 8: that he won. Even the Democrats who might not have
Speaker 8: voted for They're still going to be happy with what's
Speaker 8: going to happen to this he comedy. I'm so looking
Speaker 8: forward to the greatness that he's going to come with
Speaker 8: all of his his staff. I know he's got his
Speaker 8: cabinets picked out, the people that he I knew Tom
Speaker 8: Holman was going to be a part of things immigration.
Speaker 8: I just love that. I think it's going to be wonderful.
Speaker 8: We're going to be very very happy.
Speaker 2: I think the President is going to act very quickly,
Speaker 2: and the things that he said he's going to do
Speaker 2: is going to get done. And I think, you know,
Speaker 2: all this talk about the president retribution is not going
Speaker 2: to happen. I told everybody it's not gonna nobody's going
Speaker 2: to be taking off the air. They'll they'll be able
Speaker 2: to peddle their lives, conspiracy theories and outright vitre all
Speaker 2: as much as they want. Barbara, we love you, appreciate
Speaker 2: the time. John and Arizona. Next Sean Hannity Show, Hey, John,
Speaker 2: how are you glad you called?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 1: I'm doing good. Sean, how are you hey?
Speaker 2: Can you talk to like the officials in your state
Speaker 2: and tell them to get their act together. Why is
Speaker 2: it that takes them four thousand years to count ballots
Speaker 2: in your state when my state of Florida, you know
Speaker 2: the stuff, the polls closed, we have the final result
Speaker 2: in less than an hour.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they need a little reform here, hey, a little.
Speaker 2: A little. They need maximum reform. It's not fair to
Speaker 2: the rest of the country, and it's not fair to
Speaker 2: the people Arizona.
Speaker 1: I agree, I agree, But I just want to make
Speaker 1: two comments and concerns here. So my first concern is
Speaker 1: with our friend Jimmy Kimmela. I'm very, very concerned for him.
Speaker 1: I feel like tonight we might see his monologue with
Speaker 1: a bald head.
Speaker 2: So you got to admit that stuff's pretty funny. The
Speaker 2: women shaving their heads. They're even talking about getting a divorce,
Speaker 2: divorcing their husbands over the results of the election, or
Speaker 2: or pledging not to have sex with their husbands. I'm like, oh, okay, okay,
Speaker 2: it sounds like a great marriage to me. Or Julia
Speaker 2: Roberts telling women you can vote and you don't have
Speaker 2: to tell your husband how you really vote. You can
Speaker 2: keep it secret, you can lie to your husband. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: that's a great closing argument. Or George Clooney, Yeah, you
Speaker 2: can actly, you're one of the you're one of the
Speaker 2: you're one of the guys and say, yeah, yeah, of
Speaker 2: course I voted Trump.
Speaker 3: You can secretly vote for a Kamala if you have.
Speaker 2: If you're that embarrassed to vote for your candidate, you've
Speaker 2: got a problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know what next is the eyebrows. It's coming.
Speaker 1: They're going to shave their eyebrows. But hey, uh, bigger concern.
Speaker 3: By the way, I believe in freedom.
Speaker 2: Any liberal woman that that that had not have sex
Speaker 2: with their husbands, if if, if they choose to get
Speaker 2: a divorce, that's up to them. I hope they don't.
Speaker 2: But you know what, we live in a free country.
Speaker 2: In spite of all their hyperbole and lying, we still
Speaker 2: live in a free country.
Speaker 1: Go shave away absolutely, now, Sean. My question to you is,
Speaker 1: with this election, I worry, and this is the main
Speaker 1: concern I have. I worry about Trump's safety. How do
Speaker 1: you feel about the Secret Service from now until when
Speaker 1: he steps into that Oval office. I just want the
Speaker 1: man protected.
Speaker 3: I want the man protected too.
Speaker 2: I've had conversations that I'm not going to discuss with
Speaker 2: sources of mind, and it is. It is very top
Speaker 2: of mind for me. There's a lot of things that
Speaker 2: I don't talk about on the radio because I just
Speaker 2: don't think it's appropriate. And your concerns are justified. Your
Speaker 2: concerns are real. That's all I'm going to tell you.
Speaker 2: And we must protect all of our elected officials. I
Speaker 2: said it when Obama was president. I said it about
Speaker 2: Joe Biden. I meant it about Kamala Harris. The fact
Speaker 2: that that the Biden administration never stood up to Iran
Speaker 2: until told and took a tough st and said, if
Speaker 2: you go don't pull your assassination squads back, there's going
Speaker 2: to be dire consequences is unforgivable to me. But I
Speaker 2: you know, this is where we are as a country,
Speaker 2: and we need massive reform at the Secret Service. He's,
Speaker 2: you know what, he needs to be able to play golf,
Speaker 2: and my understanding is right now, Donald Trump, they don't.
Speaker 2: They're not going to let him play golf. I'm like,
Speaker 2: that's ridiculous. Every president you know in the modern error
Speaker 2: has played golf that plays golf, not all of them play.
Speaker 2: Obama played, Clinton played, George W. Bush played Why can't
Speaker 2: Donald Trump play golf? It's ridiculous, all right. That's going
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