Speaker 1: Stay right here for our final news round up and
Speaker 1: information overload.
Speaker 2: All right, News round up and information overload. Our toll free.
Speaker 3: Our number is eight hundred and nine to four one
Speaker 3: sean if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: One of the things that if you listen to the
Speaker 3: punditry class and you know, the state run legacy media
Speaker 3: mob that very few fewer and fewer people are watching
Speaker 3: and listening to, they will tay, Oh, tariffs are attacks
Speaker 3: on people. No, they're not Donald Trump. And I can't
Speaker 3: believe he's been on you know, the world stage all
Speaker 3: this time and they don't understand. And Donald Trump says
Speaker 3: tariff he means negotiate, And that means for China, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: That means for Mexico and Canada, it means a few
Speaker 3: simple things. Number one, they secure their border. Number one,
Speaker 3: they do more to prevent the influx of fentanyl into
Speaker 3: our country. Number Three, they practice free and fair trade,
Speaker 3: or they will be victims of reciprocal trade. If you
Speaker 3: want free and trade, we're going to be your partner.
Speaker 3: We'll give you the same consideration. If you put tariffs
Speaker 3: on us, then we're putting tariffs on you. We're not
Speaker 3: going to be a sucker nation anymore. That's what he said.
Speaker 3: All right, let me let me play this. This is
Speaker 3: from last night, Donald Trump announcing reciprocal tariffs.
Speaker 4: April second, reciprocal tariffs kick in, and whatever they tariff
Speaker 4: us other countries, we will tariff them.
Speaker 5: That's reciprocal back and forth. Whatever they tax us, we
Speaker 5: will tax them. If they do non monetary tariffs.
Speaker 4: To keep us out of their market, then we will
Speaker 4: do non monetary barriers to keep them out of our market.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of that too. They don't even allow
Speaker 5: us in their market.
Speaker 4: We will take in trillions and trillions of dollars and
Speaker 4: create jobs like we have never seen before anyway.
Speaker 3: Joining us now is Peter Navarro, who himself is anymous
Speaker 3: author and best selling author, Senior Counselor for Trade and
Speaker 3: Manufacturing for US President Donald Trump. And Peter also a
Speaker 3: victim of weaponization. What they did to him was unconscidable
Speaker 3: and it has to stop. We must return. We must
Speaker 3: return to the old order, return the FBI to once
Speaker 3: again become what it is no longer, and that is
Speaker 3: the world's premier law enforcement agency. We've got to take
Speaker 3: the politics out of the FBI and the DOJ and
Speaker 3: the weaponization of the DOJ in our intelligence community.
Speaker 2: Peter and NEvAr are great to have you back. How
Speaker 2: are you my friend?
Speaker 1: You know, brother Shawn, he always had my back during
Speaker 1: my travails. They're unjustly put in jail for defending the constitution.
Speaker 1: I want to tell you that my worst day in
Speaker 1: prison was July thirteenth, to day I saw President Trump
Speaker 1: shot in Butler, Pennsylvania. And what's interesting so interesting to
Speaker 1: me watching last night and as well as during the
Speaker 1: campaign trail as he went towards his landslide, the man
Speaker 1: is in a state of grace Sean. He is untethered
Speaker 1: from political political contributions or anything like that. He's doing
Speaker 1: what is right for the American people. And my favorite
Speaker 1: moment last night, I call it the Hound of the
Speaker 1: Baskervilles moments. It's the dogs that didn't bark in the
Speaker 1: famous Sherlock Holmes mystery novel. Last night, it was the
Speaker 1: Democrats who didn't applaud and sat on their hands in
Speaker 1: the moment that Donald Trump last night began his soliloquy
Speaker 1: on how they sit on their hands. Regardless of whether
Speaker 1: he cures cancer or walks on water or later on
Speaker 1: as we saw honors widows who have lost husbands or
Speaker 1: children who've had cancer. And I think that moment will
Speaker 1: be historical because from now on going forward, every time
Speaker 1: the American people watch a State of the Union or
Speaker 1: a joint address like they did last night, and they
Speaker 1: see one party just behaving that way, that will reject
Speaker 1: that party because that's not what the American people want.
Speaker 1: Seventy five percent people loved that speech last night and
Speaker 1: everything was said, so that was a great moment. I'm
Speaker 1: glad President Trump put it in there, and it was
Speaker 1: very important.
Speaker 3: Sean, Before we get to the issue of reciprocal trade,
Speaker 3: I want to go back for a second, because you
Speaker 3: easily could have prevented yourself from going to jail. All
Speaker 3: you had to do is go in and plead the
Speaker 3: fifth You believed this there was a deep constitutional principle
Speaker 3: in play, and you made a decision that you knew
Speaker 3: the risk, but you did it anyway, and you stood
Speaker 3: on your principles. And as a result for you not
Speaker 3: willing to testify before I believe the January sixth Committee
Speaker 3: that you were willing to go to jail for your principles.
Speaker 3: And your beliefs, and you had the easiest out in
Speaker 3: the world. And I watched closely as you did this,
Speaker 3: and I watched you refer every time you had a
Speaker 3: camera in front of you, a microphone in front of you,
Speaker 3: and we played it often that you would say, this
Speaker 3: is about the Constitution. And I guess the question is
Speaker 3: why was it that important to you? Because not many
Speaker 3: people would make that choice. If you have to, if
Speaker 3: most people are given the choice risk of jail or
Speaker 3: you just go ahead and say, I plead the fifth.
Speaker 3: I believe the fifth, I plead that have walk out,
Speaker 3: and you have absolutely no vulnerability at all.
Speaker 2: You chose, You chose the hard way.
Speaker 1: Why, John, It wasn't about me. It was about the
Speaker 1: constitutional separation of powers. It was about whether Congress has
Speaker 1: the authority under the Constitution to subpoena senior White House
Speaker 1: officials or the President, and of course they don't. Going
Speaker 1: back to the days of George Washington, in more than
Speaker 1: fifty years of Department of Justice policy on absolute testimonialy
Speaker 1: of immunity and the reason why the Supreme Court chunks
Speaker 1: has been so adamant about supporting executive privilege. Again, going
Speaker 1: back to Washington, is that it is recognized that unless
Speaker 1: there is candor and confidentiality in presidential communications with inside
Speaker 1: the White House, the best decision simply will not be made.
Speaker 1: And so so what I did was for the good
Speaker 1: of the country. What I did was for the protection
Speaker 1: of every senior White House advisor and president going forward.
Speaker 1: And it's important to note, Sean, and my case is
Speaker 1: on appeal, even though I could have walked away from
Speaker 1: it after I did my jail time, but I'm willing
Speaker 1: to spend the time and the money to have the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court do what was called settle good law on this.
Speaker 1: And if I lose this case on appeal up to
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court, every single one of my colleagues in
Speaker 1: this White House will be subject to go into jail
Speaker 1: if Congress the pen is them and they don't go
Speaker 1: as they should not go. And every future White House
Speaker 1: Democrat or Republican will face the same thing, and the
Speaker 1: American people be worse off. So that's why I took that.
Speaker 3: Well, let me tell you why the American people will
Speaker 3: be worse off. Not for your sake, but for our
Speaker 3: audience's sake. The president needs to get the honest advice
Speaker 3: from advisors, and if advisors are worried that what they
Speaker 3: say may come back one day in some type of
Speaker 3: court proceeding and they might have some type of legal
Speaker 3: liability that might inhibit them from giving their best counsel
Speaker 3: and advice to a president. There needs to be a
Speaker 3: protection for national security purposes.
Speaker 2: It does there not.
Speaker 1: You have said it more eloquent than I, Sean, and
Speaker 1: you're exactly right, And that was the issue, and so
Speaker 1: I stood up for that. I don't regret it for
Speaker 1: a minute. What I hope is that the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: will take up this issue and make the finding that
Speaker 1: senior White House officials have absolute testimonial immun idiots. Department
Speaker 1: of Justice had opim for more than fifty years, that
Speaker 1: the president privilege invocation of privilege is what we call presumptive,
Speaker 1: and that the judge of my case and that district court,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, Sean, in DC, that is a cesspool.
Speaker 1: That that that justice in my judge of my case
Speaker 1: went way over his keys and trying to tell the
Speaker 1: President that he hadn't properly invoked when we gave him
Speaker 1: a mountain of evidence. And so as the Boss says,
Speaker 1: let's see what happened, Sean. But if I do lose
Speaker 1: this case, this country will lose something very important to
Speaker 1: the decision making process. So I'll keep you I'll keep
Speaker 1: you post. On the meantime, I'm back in my old
Speaker 1: office in the White House, trying to do the work
Speaker 1: I can on behalf of President Trump, on behalf of
Speaker 1: the American people. And it's so different, Sean, this time around,
Speaker 1: just so different. The first time we were low on
Speaker 1: the learning curves, there were a lot of people inside
Speaker 1: the perimeter who frankly didn't support the president's agenda. This time,
Speaker 1: it's the most successful first forty three days in American history.
Speaker 1: And there's no sign that this pace is going to stop.
Speaker 1: And we're going to have a strong economy. We're going
Speaker 1: to break the back of inflation with things like deregulation,
Speaker 1: doge and drill baby till I don't even know this, Sean.
Speaker 1: The price of oil has already gone down by about
Speaker 1: fifteen percent, and we're about halfway to that fifty dollars
Speaker 1: barrel oil mark, which would really change everything. That would
Speaker 1: that would a loan shave off more than a percentage
Speaker 1: point from the rate of inflation. And of course president,
Speaker 1: which is my wheelhouse, is restructuring this global trade environment
Speaker 1: with reciprocal tariffs so that other countries of the world
Speaker 1: don't cheat us. And if I could, I'll give you
Speaker 1: an example for your listeners that that really says it all.
Speaker 1: Because you mentioned John, you me both tariffs and non
Speaker 1: tariff barriers, non monetary barriers. So just take the case
Speaker 1: of Germany. Germany our ally they always say, well, how
Speaker 1: can you attack our allies? Well, Germany is an ally.
Speaker 1: They have an auto tariff that's four times higher than ours,
Speaker 1: ten percent versus two and a half. They also have
Speaker 1: a VAT tax at nineteen percent, which acts as an
Speaker 1: additional terriff, so the tariff in Germany's almost thirty percent.
Speaker 1: And then that vattax also acts as an exports subsidy.
Speaker 1: So if you take the example of a Cadillac versus
Speaker 1: a BMW sold as exports, you start off with the BMW, right,
Speaker 1: it comes from Bavaria, gets over here to Baltimore, and
Speaker 1: it goes into the market, a fifty thousand car, a
Speaker 1: dollar car. The first thing they get is a VAT
Speaker 1: tax rebate of almost ten grand. We add back that
Speaker 1: small tariff they're selling that the American people for a
Speaker 1: little you know, in the low forty thousands, fifty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars ourselves in the low forties, we send a Cadillac
Speaker 1: over there, Sean. The first thing they do is they
Speaker 1: hit us with a ten percent terraff and then the
Speaker 1: next thing they do is they make us pay the
Speaker 1: that and before you know it, that's things fifty five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars versus for a Cadillac in Germany versus forty
Speaker 1: two or three thousand in America. And then on top
Speaker 1: of that, one of the non monetary barriers, they make
Speaker 1: us change everything for the lighting, the brakes and this,
Speaker 1: and the crash and all that stuff adds another two
Speaker 1: thousand dollars. That's that's a non tear barrier.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so nobody's gonna buy the American car.
Speaker 1: Bottom line, tell eight cars, Sean, eight German cars for
Speaker 1: everyone we sell. Now, what does that do? That's the
Speaker 1: factories in Bavaria rather than Detroit. The government gets more
Speaker 1: tax revenue. And by the way, maybe maybe maybe if
Speaker 1: they paid that money in the NATO like they should,
Speaker 1: that might be some kind of excuse. But they don't
Speaker 1: even do that, Sean. So that's that's what the President's
Speaker 1: trying to do. And I can go country after countries,
Speaker 1: South Korea, I can go, Japan, I can go, of course, China,
Speaker 1: I can go, Mexico, I can go Canada. All the
Speaker 1: countries that yield a trillion dollar trade deficit every year going,
Speaker 1: they're ripping us off. Do you know how much a
Speaker 1: trillion dollars of America they can buy with that trade
Speaker 1: deficit every year? We're losing our country. So the President says,
Speaker 1: no moss to Mexico and no more to the rest
Speaker 1: of the world. And he is going to fundamentally take
Speaker 1: us back to the days of McKinley and Hamilton and Jefferson,
Speaker 1: when we were a manufacturing country that relied on external
Speaker 1: revenue teriffs. And that's why he's going to do the
Speaker 1: external revenue service to supplement the internal revenue service.
Speaker 3: Well, I just want to say it makes awful sense.
Speaker 3: And it's sad when you hear that Allied countries, European
Speaker 3: Union countries, Germany, Canada, Mexico, countries like India, they have
Speaker 3: all these taxes on us. And you know, we we
Speaker 3: we are just asking for fundamental fairness. I believe in
Speaker 3: free and fair trade. The President now is insisting on it,
Speaker 3: so we don't get taken advantage of. But I will
Speaker 3: tell you something. Here's somebody that I am. I'm very
Speaker 3: very happy for.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: When I went to the White House and I saw
Speaker 3: a lot of old friends, it was great. But knowing
Speaker 3: that you're back there after all that they put you
Speaker 3: through because of the weaponization of justice in this country
Speaker 3: and the fact that you did it freely based on
Speaker 3: principle and your belief in our constitution makes it even
Speaker 3: more impressive to me. I think the world of you.
Speaker 3: Peter in Navarro, thank you so much as always for
Speaker 3: being with us.
Speaker 1: That means so much to me. Sean, I so much
Speaker 1: appreciate it.
Speaker 2: You take care of your off sir, God bless you.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I want to go through We've talked at length about it.
Speaker 3: I want to go through the moments where I claim
Speaker 3: Democrats are completely soulless. I understand they hate Trump. I
Speaker 3: understand their age. I understand they've been defeated. I understand
Speaker 3: that they have no shape. I understand that they have
Speaker 3: no vision for the future of the country. I know
Speaker 3: they feel helpless. I know that they are leaderless. I
Speaker 3: understand all of that, but nothing excuses the fact at
Speaker 3: certain moments last night they sat on their hands.
Speaker 2: And if you can't stand.
Speaker 3: In this case for Joscelyn Nungary's mother who lost her
Speaker 3: little twelve year old daughter, you know, if and the
Speaker 3: President addresses that nothing I can do, I'll play that first,
Speaker 3: nothing I could do make you smile? In his address,
Speaker 3: and you notice he spent most of his time looking
Speaker 3: at the Republicans. And then of course the al Green fiasco.
Speaker 2: I mean, what.
Speaker 3: You know, these theatrical stunts that they play is not
Speaker 3: a governing philosophy. But what they did to Joscelyn Nungary's mom,
Speaker 3: they wouldn't acknowledge. I saw Lake and Riley's mom and
Speaker 3: I started a tear up for crying out loud. I saw,
Speaker 3: you know, fighting back tears. They didn't stand for her.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump acknowledges the young wife. She looked like such
Speaker 3: a young girl. It's so sad. And a little little
Speaker 3: child's involved in that case of slain police officer from
Speaker 3: Long Island, Jonathan Dillar.
Speaker 2: They didn't stand for that.
Speaker 3: When the President acknowledges the family of Corey Comparatoor, they
Speaker 3: didn't stand when he informed this high school senior, Jason Hartley,
Speaker 3: who had lost his father. That is application of West
Speaker 3: Point was accepted. They didn't stand. Let me start with
Speaker 3: the president acknowledging that they won't stand. They won't applaud
Speaker 3: if he cures cancer. They're not going to do a thing.
Speaker 3: And then play these moments and ask yourself what kind
Speaker 3: of person I mean would not stand in a moment
Speaker 3: like this, Because if there is a mother, well, first
Speaker 3: of all, IM going to stand for the president. I'm
Speaker 3: going to stand for the first lady. Let's start with
Speaker 3: the basics. You know, Barack Obama. I was actually out
Speaker 3: one of Barack Obama's State of the Union addresses. I
Speaker 3: was there and I stood up when he came into
Speaker 3: the room, into the chamber, and I applauded. It's the
Speaker 3: office of the presidency. I would have stood for Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: It would have been hard, but I would have done it.
Speaker 3: But it's the right thing to do. It's really that simple.
Speaker 3: Any mother that lost the child, oh, I'm standing. Any
Speaker 3: thirteen year old kid that overcomes cancer will include that too.
Speaker 3: I'm standing any young man that lost his father's going
Speaker 3: to West Point. I'm standing any mother any wife that
Speaker 3: loses her husband, and in law enforcement, I'm standing.
Speaker 2: It's just basic humanity.
Speaker 3: And you wonder why I've been saying all day they
Speaker 3: have no shame and they are a soulless party. What
Speaker 3: they did last night was beyond disgraceful. Let me play
Speaker 3: this all for you.
Speaker 4: This is my fifth such speech to Congress, and once
Speaker 4: again I look at the Democrats in front of me,
Speaker 4: and I realize there is absolutely nothing I can say
Speaker 4: to make them happy, or to make them stand or
Speaker 4: smile or applaud.
Speaker 5: Nothing I can do. I could find a cure to
Speaker 5: the most.
Speaker 4: Devastating disease, a disease that would wipe out entire nations,
Speaker 4: or announce the answers to the greatest economy and history,
Speaker 4: or the stoppage of crime to the lowest levels recorded.
Speaker 4: And these people sitting right here will not clap, will
Speaker 4: not stand, and certainly will not cheer for these astronomical achievements.
Speaker 4: They won't do it no matter what. Five five times
Speaker 4: I've been up here. It's very sad and it just shouldn't.
Speaker 2: Be this way.
Speaker 4: The death of this beautiful twelve year old girl, in
Speaker 4: the agony of her mother and family touched our entire
Speaker 4: nation greatly. Alexis, I promised that we would always remember
Speaker 4: your daughter, your magnificent daughter, and.
Speaker 5: Earlier tonight I signed an order keeping my word to you.
Speaker 4: One thing I have learned about Jocelyn is that she
Speaker 4: loved animals so much.
Speaker 5: She loved nature.
Speaker 4: Across Galveston Bay from where Jocelyn lived in Houston, you
Speaker 4: will find a magnificent National Wildlife Refuge, a pristine, peaceful,
Speaker 4: thirty four thousand acre sanctuary for all of God's creatures
Speaker 4: on the edge of the Gulf of America. Alexis, moments ago,
Speaker 4: I formally renamed that refuge in loving memory of your
Speaker 4: beautiful daughter, Jocelyn. So, mister Vice President, if you would,
Speaker 4: may I have the order. A brilliant twenty two year
Speaker 4: old nursing student named Lacn Riley, the best in her class,
Speaker 4: admired by everybody, went out for a jog on the
Speaker 4: campus of the University of Georgia. That morning, Lacn was
Speaker 4: viciously attacked, assault had beaten, brutalized, and horrifically murdered. Lacln
Speaker 4: was stolen from us by a savage illegal alien gang
Speaker 4: member who was arrested by trespassing across Biden's opened southern
Speaker 4: border and then set loose into the United States under
Speaker 4: the heartless policies of that failed administration.
Speaker 5: It was indeed a failed administration.
Speaker 4: He had then been arrested and released in a Democrat
Speaker 4: run sanctuary city, a disaster before ending the life of
Speaker 4: this beautiful young angel. With us this evening, our Laken's
Speaker 4: beloved mother, Alison and her sister Lauren. Last year, I
Speaker 4: told Lincoln's grieving parents that we would ensure their daughter
Speaker 4: would not have died in vain. That's why the very
Speaker 4: first bill I signed into law as your forty seventh President,
Speaker 4: mandates the detention of all dangerous criminal aliens who threatened
Speaker 4: public safety.
Speaker 5: Very strong, power full act. It's called the Lacan Riley Act.
Speaker 5: So Alison and Lauren America will.
Speaker 6: Never ever forget our beautiful lacn Hope Riley. One year
Speaker 6: ago this month, thirty one year old New York Police
Speaker 6: officer Jonathan Diller, unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer.
Speaker 4: Was gunned down at a traffic stop on Long Island.
Speaker 4: I went to his funeral. The vicious criminal charge with
Speaker 4: his murder had twenty one prior arrests, and they were
Speaker 4: rough arrests. He was a real bad one. The thug
Speaker 4: in the seat next to him had fourteen prior arrests
Speaker 4: and went by the name of Killer.
Speaker 5: He was killer. He killed other people, they say a
Speaker 5: lot of them.
Speaker 4: I attended Officer Diller's service, and when I met his
Speaker 4: wife and one year old son, Ryan, it was very inspirational. Actually,
Speaker 4: his widow's name is Stephanie, and she is here tonight.
Speaker 5: Stephanie. Thank you very much, Stephanie, thank you.
Speaker 4: Less than ten minutes later, at that same rally, gunfire
Speaker 4: rang out and a sick and deranged assassin unloaded eight
Speaker 4: bullets from his sniper's perch into a crowd of many
Speaker 4: thousands of people. My life was saved by a fraction
Speaker 4: of an inch, but some were not so lucky. Corey
Speaker 4: Comparatore was a firefighter, a veteran, a Christian, a husband,
Speaker 4: a devoted father, and above all, a protector.
Speaker 5: When the sound of gunshots pierced the air was a
Speaker 5: horrible sound.
Speaker 4: Corey knew instantly what it was and what to do.
Speaker 4: He threw himself on top of his wife and daughters
Speaker 4: and shielded them from the bullets.
Speaker 5: His own body. Corey was hit really hard.
Speaker 4: You know the story from there, he sacrificed his life
Speaker 4: to save theirs. Two others, very fine people, were also
Speaker 4: seriously hit, but thankfully with the help of two great
Speaker 4: country doctors. We thought they were gone and they were saved.
Speaker 4: So those doctors had great talent. Were joined by Corey's wife, Helen,
Speaker 4: who was his high school sweetheart, and their two beloved daughters,
Speaker 4: Alison and Kaylee.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: We're joined tonight by a young man, Jason Hartley, who
Speaker 4: knows the weight of that call of duty. Jason's father, grandfather,
Speaker 4: and great grandfather all wore the uniform. Jason tragically lost
Speaker 4: his dad, who was also a Los Angeles County Sheriff's
Speaker 4: deputy when he was just a boy, and now he
Speaker 4: wants to carry on the family legacy of service.
Speaker 5: Jason is a senior in high school, a six letter.
Speaker 4: Varsity athlete, a really good athlete, they say, a brilliant
Speaker 4: student with a four point four six that's good GPA.
Speaker 4: And his greatest dream is to attend the US Military
Speaker 4: Academy at West Point. Jason, that's a very big deal
Speaker 4: getting and that's a hard one to get into.
Speaker 5: But I'm pleased to inform you.
Speaker 4: That your application has been accepted.
Speaker 5: You will soon be joining.
Speaker 3: Before get out, ask yourself, is that a party that
Speaker 3: ever deserves to be back in power?
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get one call in here eight hundred
Speaker 3: and nine to four one Sean. If you want to
Speaker 3: be a part of the program, let us say hi
Speaker 3: to Mark. He is an Oregon Mark. How are you
Speaker 3: glad you called?
Speaker 2: Sir?
Speaker 7: Hey, Shan, It's great to talk to you. Thanks for
Speaker 7: taking my call.
Speaker 2: Man, Thank you? What's going on?
Speaker 7: What a great time to be alive. Last night's State
Speaker 7: of the Union speech answered a question I asked you
Speaker 7: in O ten three, somewhere around there and Spokane after
Speaker 7: nine to eleven. In fact, I heard you the very
Speaker 7: day after nine to eleven, and I was an FAA
Speaker 7: whistleblower inspector and Mark Furman was in the audience, and
Speaker 7: I got an actual good ovation because I talked about
Speaker 7: the implants during the subversives during the Clinton regime and said,
Speaker 7: what is a domestic enemy? Who gets to determine who
Speaker 7: the domestic enemy is? And then when I went Mark
Speaker 7: Levin at the Reagan Library, and I was a little
Speaker 7: small snippet and his special to the Reagan Library. I
Speaker 7: asked him as well, it got so bad it took
Speaker 7: divine intervention to almost have President Trump assassinated for people
Speaker 7: to wake up. That's how bad it's taken. I was a,
Speaker 7: as I told Levin, the great one, and megadttos to
Speaker 7: everybody out there. God bless you Rush. We are well represented,
Speaker 7: my friend. As I told Mark Levin, I joined the
Speaker 7: Marine Corps after anwar Sadat was assassinated, and I was
Speaker 7: a deputy after I was a marine, then I was
Speaker 7: an FA inspector. We get a due over Sean, and
Speaker 7: now the American public gets to see how evil the
Speaker 7: Democrats are. They are the domestic enemy. And I love
Speaker 7: Haig Seth and being a Jew and a conservative Jew,
Speaker 7: they can kiss my butt like the Schumers. They want
Speaker 7: to say Elon Musk is a Hitler esque and we're Nazis.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's insane, man, So God bless you for
Speaker 7: covering if this is a chance for us to get
Speaker 7: a duo over from the Reagan peace equity that we
Speaker 7: squandered from H. W. Bush to Clinton to w Obamas.
Speaker 7: And it came on, baby, and I loved seeing Pete
Speaker 7: Navarro on there listening to him because when he hosted
Speaker 7: the War Room, I'm a POSSE member two. We got
Speaker 7: the greatest leader, Sean great time to live and YEA.
Speaker 2: Well I tell you this, just you keep it simple.
Speaker 3: This is not These are not people that deserve our
Speaker 3: trust and do not belong in power. And it is
Speaker 3: it is pathetic, and it's they should be embarrassed today
Speaker 3: and they're not. Anyway, I'm glad you've been out there,
Speaker 3: and thank you so much for your support of All
Speaker 3: Talk Radio and all of us. And we were so
Speaker 3: glad you're out there. We love our friends in Oregon,
Speaker 3: we love our friends and Spokane, and we appreciate you
Speaker 3: being out there for us. Eight hundred and nine to
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