Speaker 1: Our two Sean Hannity's show right down our toll free
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Speaker 1: If you want to join us, we will get to
Speaker 1: your calls. Coming up. It is election day. That is
Speaker 1: what we call an off year election, meaning it's not
Speaker 1: a mid term, it's not a general election, it's not
Speaker 1: a presidential election year. Really, the races that we're watching
Speaker 1: in the Commonwealth of Virginia, the gubernatorial race in the Commonwealth.
Speaker 1: Lieutenant governor wins some Earl Sears looks like the bottom
Speaker 1: has fallen out sadly in her campaign a little bit
Speaker 1: against Abigail Spanberger. But the race really to watch in
Speaker 1: Virginia is the race for Attorney General, and that's Jason
Speaker 1: Mieris versus this lunatic Jay Jones on the issue. That's
Speaker 1: the guy that threatened Oh I have let's see three people,
Speaker 1: Paul pot Hitler and the Speaker of the House that commons,
Speaker 1: and only two bullets. I'll use both bullets on the
Speaker 1: speaker and then kill his kids and then piss on
Speaker 1: their grave. Great the race really that is most fascinating
Speaker 1: because it's such a deep blue state. I mean Democrats
Speaker 1: outnumber in New Jersey Republicans. I have just gotten an
Speaker 1: update and I'm being told that the numbers reflect the
Speaker 1: five polls. Another let me slow down. Early voting numbers
Speaker 1: and day of turnout today reflect that this is a
Speaker 1: turnout election and that it will be decided today, especially
Speaker 1: from now until the polls close, I believe at eight o'clock.
Speaker 1: And in that race, Jack Chitdarelli, the Republican has a
Speaker 1: real shot of causing what would be a massive political
Speaker 1: earthquake in the country in deep blue New Jersey by
Speaker 1: electing a Republican governor. And again, five separate polls have
Speaker 1: that a dead heat. That means turnout election race. Of course,
Speaker 1: we're following New York City. New York City on track
Speaker 1: as of early voting and turnout today, massive, massive turnout.
Speaker 1: They expect a record turnout for a New York City's
Speaker 1: mayory race today. We're also watching in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvanians will
Speaker 1: be casting ballots. Look, this could effect significantly down the
Speaker 1: line presidential elections in the future. If three members of
Speaker 1: the highest court, the Supreme Court there are up for
Speaker 1: re election that they don't face opponents. Instead, voters will
Speaker 1: decide whether they should remain on the bench, and if
Speaker 1: they are retained, they would serve another ten years. And
Speaker 1: I vote not to retain them. These are not people
Speaker 1: you want on the bench. And again, let's go back
Speaker 1: to this ag race, Jason Mayaris versus this idiot Jay Jones,
Speaker 1: you know, threatening to kill this the House of Delegates
Speaker 1: speaker instead of Hitler or Paul Pott and then go
Speaker 1: after the kids and then piss on the grave proposition
Speaker 1: fifty out in California. And anyway, Matt Towery is with
Speaker 1: us one of the best posters in the country inside
Speaker 1: her advantage and one of the most accurate. He's now
Speaker 1: the twenty sixteen, twenty twenty, twenty twenty four presidential elections.
Speaker 1: Most pollsters do not poll Donald Trump. Well, most posters
Speaker 1: don't even know how to pull anything. Well. Anyway, he's
Speaker 1: not been in New York City. Atlas Polling has been there,
Speaker 1: and Atlas Polling has been right up there with you
Speaker 1: and Robert ka Haley in terms of the best posters
Speaker 1: in the country, along with Rasmus and mclock on a
Speaker 1: few others, not many others.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I think ABLAS does very fine work,
Speaker 2: and their poll that came out just yesterday showing the
Speaker 2: race very close New York are closing, let's put it
Speaker 2: that way, was encouraging for those who don't want to
Speaker 2: see a socialist Democrat take over the number one city,
Speaker 2: largest city in the nation. It is I think you
Speaker 2: alluded to it earlier, Sean. It's a matter of turnout.
Speaker 2: I understand like you understand that. Apparently the turnout is
Speaker 2: massive in New York City. I would tend to my
Speaker 2: gut would tell me that tends to anwer to the
Speaker 2: benefit of Cuomo with the last few days coming by,
Speaker 2: because I think a lot of people thought that the
Speaker 2: victory by am Donnie was a guarantee and that they
Speaker 2: really didn't have to worry about it. So if there
Speaker 2: are people rushing out to the polls that day to vote,
Speaker 2: they're probably not voting for him, and they're probably voting
Speaker 2: either for Curtis or they're voting for Cuomo and making
Speaker 2: shifts because they realize what could happen if the city
Speaker 2: actually votes for a socialist Democrats. So it's I think
Speaker 2: it's gonna be I'm.
Speaker 1: A little annoyed with New York City or with the
Speaker 1: way they've handled it. You know why the sudden alarmism
Speaker 1: that started maybe two two and a half weeks ago.
Speaker 1: You know what part of Mamdani crushing Clomo in the
Speaker 1: primary did they miss?
Speaker 2: Well, I've been on TV for two months and this
Speaker 2: was no slight to Curtis or anyone else. But I said,
Speaker 2: there were too many candidates in this race and it
Speaker 2: had to be one oh down quickly, because otherwise you're
Speaker 2: down to the wire like you are right now with
Speaker 2: at the last minute Trump endorsing Clomo, with Curtis beginning
Speaker 2: to drop a little bit, you know, it's a touchgo situation.
Speaker 2: They let it get out of control because no one
Speaker 2: really knew how to get these candidates out of the
Speaker 2: race had been went out down earlier. I don't think
Speaker 2: we was just facing this situation whatsoever. The other thing
Speaker 2: I want to say, I want to touch on this
Speaker 2: as a broad issue. I think the Republican Party, and
Speaker 2: I've been known to say this before, and I'm usually
Speaker 2: right when I say it, I think the Republican Party
Speaker 2: in this year has a problem going back to what
Speaker 2: it had in twenty twenty two. It doesn't have Trump
Speaker 2: on the ballot, and what I'm seeing in a lot
Speaker 2: of these states, New Jersey being an exception, is that
Speaker 2: turnout is back to that sort of lower turnout model
Speaker 2: where Republicans don't vote early, whereas the last minute trying
Speaker 2: to get them out to the polls, and the Democrats
Speaker 2: are ahead. Let me give you an example. There's a
Speaker 2: bell weather state. Not just because you and I used
Speaker 2: to live there many years ago, we followed it many elections,
Speaker 2: and that's Georgia. Georgia used to be a solid Democrat
Speaker 2: state and a solid Republican state, but it truly become
Speaker 2: the bell Weather state of the nation. There are two
Speaker 2: statewide races in Georgia republic Service Commission. Now, that sounds
Speaker 2: like an insignificant job. That's critical in that state because
Speaker 2: it has to do setting all the energy costs and
Speaker 2: the light for the state. It's a powerful position. The
Speaker 2: Democrats are leading and early voting by eighty five thousand votes. Now,
Speaker 2: that tells me someone severely dropped the ball and weather
Speaker 2: state of Georgian where next year we have a new
Speaker 2: governor to be elected and we have a US Senate
Speaker 2: seat that's up for grants. That's not good news to me.
Speaker 2: So when I hear that there's big turnout in New Jersey,
Speaker 2: that's encouraging. That tells me that somewhere at least there's
Speaker 2: energy going on, and you have to have energy. Just
Speaker 2: like in New York City, you have to have energy
Speaker 2: and momentum for a Republican to win. It takes big
Speaker 2: turnouts for remotans to when in this country these days.
Speaker 1: I think that's a good point. So what I'm being
Speaker 1: told is in the early vote that Jack should have
Speaker 1: really performed better than he did four years ago, and
Speaker 1: he won on election day by about two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thousand votes. They believe they are currently on track
Speaker 1: to meet or exceed that number, but they would like
Speaker 1: it to be another two hundred thousand voters out there.
Speaker 1: I'm actually getting that deep in the weeds with people
Speaker 1: that I'm talking to on the ground. I can only
Speaker 1: pass that on What does that mean anecdotally? That means
Speaker 1: if you want change in New Jersey and you don't
Speaker 1: want to be the forty ninth highest tax state in
Speaker 1: the country, and you want to change in direction. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, I've gone over this in detail, and I
Speaker 1: think it's worth going over again because I don't think
Speaker 1: enough attention has been paid to this. I mean the
Speaker 1: fact that let me just give you these numbers is
Speaker 1: I think it will shock even you. And you don't
Speaker 1: get shocked very easily. You know, New Jersey has the
Speaker 1: second highest overall tax burden in the entire country, the
Speaker 1: highest property taxes in the country, home to the fourth
Speaker 1: highest income tax rate in the country, forty five cents
Speaker 1: a gallon gas tax in the country, the highest corporate
Speaker 1: rate in the country. The state sales tax among the
Speaker 1: highest in the country. Get this, so there's no inheritance
Speaker 1: tax in the free state of Florida. New York has
Speaker 1: ten percent, which is insane. The federal government has forty percent.
Speaker 1: New Jersey is the highest in the country. You know,
Speaker 1: if you die after you paid taxes on all of
Speaker 1: your money, the federal government will take forty percent of it.
Speaker 1: In the state of New Jersey will take sixteen percent
Speaker 1: of it. I mean, that's how much you paid to
Speaker 1: have the honor to die in New Jersey. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: So that's what's going to happen. And you know, Mikey Cheryl,
Speaker 1: he wouldn't tell us, you know why she didn't walk
Speaker 1: with her class. He wouldn't tell us, you know, he said,
Speaker 1: wouldn't take a commitment to cut taxes at forty ninth
Speaker 1: out of fifty, you want to be number one?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, Sean, I've talked about this for what
Speaker 2: ten years? Twelve years? How long have we been doing
Speaker 2: this together? And I say that the people oftentimes vote
Speaker 2: their self image and for a long period of time
Speaker 2: in the Northeast, and it's also the case in Virginia.
Speaker 2: With Northern Virginia, you have people who feel like they're
Speaker 2: doing well, they're well educated, they feel like they're making
Speaker 2: lots of money. They don't want to look like someone
Speaker 2: who doesn't sit in with the crowd, and the crowd
Speaker 2: tends to be more liberal and more elitists, which is
Speaker 2: what the Democratic Party is turning into. So you get
Speaker 2: a stay like New Jersey where it's just it's just
Speaker 2: not cool to vote for a Republican. Now this year
Speaker 2: it's changing because now at some point that in itself
Speaker 2: image stuff works until you realize that you're not gonna
Speaker 2: be able to pay for it, and suddenly you wake up.
Speaker 2: And whether or not they the Republicans, have been able
Speaker 2: to pull this off or not, I don't know. We
Speaker 2: won't know until the night. Our pole head very close.
Speaker 2: I don't know how they count votes to New Jersey.
Speaker 2: I don't know how they do their their their ballot.
Speaker 2: I thought the New York City ballot, for example, is
Speaker 2: a disgrace. I looked at it.
Speaker 1: You mean you didn't like that ballot?
Speaker 2: Confusing bunch of.
Speaker 1: Bullet By the way, people are just getting in the car.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's the most bizarre thing in the world.
Speaker 1: You got Zoron, Kwame Bumdani, Curtis Liwa, Then you have
Speaker 1: a Conservative, then you have again on the top line.
Speaker 1: Then you have Zoron again, Curtis again. Eric Adams is
Speaker 1: on the top line. Then you have on the second
Speaker 1: line Walden. I never heard of Andrew Cuomo in the middle.
Speaker 1: He's on the Fight and Deliver party platform a ballot,
Speaker 1: and some guy Joseph Hernandez. I don't know who any
Speaker 1: of these people are. I don't care how in the.
Speaker 2: Holy hell you can be the most sophisticated, allegedly city
Speaker 2: in America and get away with that nonsense.
Speaker 1: Oh you don't. But by the way, if you're in
Speaker 1: New York when I live there, you don't have to
Speaker 1: show voter ID.
Speaker 2: Of course, not of co which is nothing live in Florida. Okay,
Speaker 2: we get it. And by the way, I don't want
Speaker 2: everybody moving to Florida when this thing goes bad in
Speaker 2: New York. And if you do, go to handity side
Speaker 2: of the state on the East coast, don't come to
Speaker 2: the west coast. You won't like it.
Speaker 1: You know, that's really like the meanest thing you've ever
Speaker 1: said to me. Don't you think that's mean? Matt is
Speaker 1: being mean? Matt, He's just that will mean of knowledge.
Speaker 1: We're just so lucky to have him. Oh listen, if
Speaker 1: people want to leave, they can, but don't bring your
Speaker 1: dopey politics that ruined your state that you're coming from.
Speaker 1: And I don't care if you're going to Florida, Texas,
Speaker 1: the Carolinas, Tennessee. Just otherwise stay home if you want
Speaker 1: to vote for you know, Marxist, stay with mom, Donnie,
Speaker 1: go live in New York City.
Speaker 2: What I fear, Sean has said the Republicans of the
Speaker 2: folks in New York who wanted to get out to
Speaker 2: share the politics that most people in Florida already left,
Speaker 2: and so the people who are going to be left,
Speaker 2: the people who are going to say, well, I can't
Speaker 2: afford to live here, but by gosh, I'm going to
Speaker 2: take my same elitist politics down to Florida. So in
Speaker 2: that case, go over to the East coast, don't come
Speaker 2: to the West coast. That's all I had to say.
Speaker 2: You'll love it. Sewn's Place is great, starring Sean Linda.
Speaker 1: That's not that's not being mean. I think you're sensitive today.
Speaker 1: You know you're typically a tough guy. You a little
Speaker 1: sensitive today? Are being sensitive?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: That doesn't sensitive.
Speaker 1: I think he's tired from all the election conference telling
Speaker 1: you know, people that vote from you know, uh, Marxist
Speaker 1: Mommy comes Annie, Come Donnie, Donnie. It's easier Tommy, Donnie.
Speaker 1: But uh, all right, in the end, let's get to predictions.
Speaker 1: Ma'm Donnie win or Cuomo or Curtis.
Speaker 2: The socialist Democrat wins by a little bit.
Speaker 1: I'd say the communist Marxist wins.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: In New Jersey, Chitterrelly, Mikey, Cheryl.
Speaker 3: I'll go on a.
Speaker 2: Ledge and say a miracle takes place and Chitterrelly wins people.
Speaker 1: In New Jersey. It's real. Go and vote and tell
Speaker 1: your friends, your family, your neighbors, your co workers, get
Speaker 1: out and vote between now and the time the polls close.
Speaker 1: It matters. We probably need, you know, for a margin
Speaker 1: purposes too big to rig another two hundred thousand people
Speaker 1: on top of what we had four years ago, and
Speaker 1: then it will be Jack Chitarelli's if if you people
Speaker 1: vote and want to change your state and not be
Speaker 1: near City two point zero Commonwealth of Virginia.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, unfortunately once some earl series just started
Speaker 2: to plummet, and there are a lot of reasons behind that.
Speaker 2: The campaign was poorly run. As a candidate, she was
Speaker 2: very appealing candidate four years ago, she wasn't quite appealing
Speaker 2: this year. And Virginia is just a very liberal state.
Speaker 2: You know, the Republicans have to wake up and realize
Speaker 2: that Glenn Youngkin was a miracle because a he was
Speaker 2: a magnificent candidate these he could sort of self fund
Speaker 2: a lot of what he was doing. And see he
Speaker 2: had the perfect contrary when all the woke stuff was
Speaker 2: as absolute aphex and they elected him to fix some
Speaker 2: of that, which he did.
Speaker 1: Now that was loud in County at the time. For
Speaker 1: people to remember those four years ago, it's been an
Speaker 1: amazing four years. Listen, Matt, we appreciate your time and
Speaker 1: thank you for being with us this election day or
Speaker 1: election day coverage. We'll continue Pam Bondi posting earlier today
Speaker 1: during the Arctic Frost investigation, we found that Special Council
Speaker 1: these President Trump's government issued phone. Now, this means the
Speaker 1: Biden administration turned over President Trump's phone to the Special Council,
Speaker 1: which is an unprecedented action. In addition, the Special Council
Speaker 1: subpoenaed all of President Trump's personal phone records. We can
Speaker 1: never again allow this kind of government weaponization in America
Speaker 1: to happen. I submitted these new documents to our partners
Speaker 1: on Capitol Hill. I commend our team of the FBI
Speaker 1: for working diligently to expose this. Now, on top of
Speaker 1: all of this is this big breaking story that we
Speaker 1: told you about yesterday. Of course, it's John Solomon justinnews
Speaker 1: dot com. What a shocker, best reporter in the country.
Speaker 1: It looks like they found a trove of personal emails
Speaker 1: showing that the end of the Then FBI Director James
Speaker 1: Comey openly taught balking in the days before the twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen election. Oh, he expected he'd soon be working for
Speaker 1: President elect Hillary Clinton, and was kept apprized by a
Speaker 1: top aid on efforts to anonymously to provide information to
Speaker 1: the news media, which is the very thing he is
Speaker 1: being charge with. And well done, my friend. You know
Speaker 1: one quote, for example, call me wrote in an email.
Speaker 1: And this this is the guy Rickman who briefed the
Speaker 1: FBI director on the efforts to provide information and guidance
Speaker 1: to The New York Times on an article involving Clinton's
Speaker 1: email scandal. Now, this case against Colemy in Virginia being
Speaker 1: prosecuted by Lindsay Halligan. John Solomon got a hold of
Speaker 1: the documents presented to the court. They were looking for
Speaker 1: summary judgment and unfair you know, prosecutorial conduct and against
Speaker 1: call me. That was dropped immediately. The evidence, John Solomon,
Speaker 1: editor in chief, founder, chief investigative reporter justinnews dot com
Speaker 1: seems rather overwhelming in light of that filing yesterday.
Speaker 3: Your thoughts, Yeah, listen, James Comby invited this barrage of
Speaker 3: documents to be released. He tried to say, I'm being
Speaker 3: selectively prosecuted. I'm a victim. He played the victim card,
Speaker 3: and that opened the door for the government in the
Speaker 3: form of Lindsay Alligant and Cash Bettel, who found these
Speaker 3: documents to respond and say, oh, well, take a look
Speaker 3: at the evidence, your honor, and what is that evidence. Well,
Speaker 3: it turns out that James Comy was using a private
Speaker 3: email account to work with Daniel Richmond, a special government
Speaker 3: FBI and place official business, trying to manipulate or try
Speaker 3: to spin or try to control the media narrative about
Speaker 3: his investigation into Hillary Clinton using an improper email account.
Speaker 3: You can't make this up. But most importantly for the
Speaker 3: purpose of the case, as you mentioned, you see these
Speaker 3: quotes like good job, my friend, or maybe you can
Speaker 3: make him smarter. These are conversations where Comy is affirming
Speaker 3: what Richmond's doing, meaning that Richmond is trying to work
Speaker 3: anonymously or on background with the New York Times, and
Speaker 3: Komy's sanctioning it with his emails, which is opposite of
Speaker 3: what he told He told the senators in seventeen and
Speaker 3: then reaffirmed that testimony in twenty twenty he didn't approve
Speaker 3: anonymous contacts with the media by his aide. It sure
Speaker 3: looks like that in these emails here. But let's step
Speaker 3: back at some of the other big things we know.
Speaker 3: We now know what James mindset was. When he was
Speaker 3: opening up Crossfire Hurricane, signing those pice of warrants which
Speaker 3: contained false information or misleading information, he believed he was
Speaker 3: going to be working soon for Hillary Clinton. He said that,
Speaker 3: you know, sooner it would be a president elect Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 3: and that also he expected her to be quote unquote grateful. Grateful,
Speaker 3: that's his words for the way he handled her email case. Yeah,
Speaker 3: if I'm Hillary, couldn't I'd be grateful. I got off
Speaker 3: the hook on the case because James Coby took action
Speaker 3: that he wasn't supposed to do. He overruled the Justice
Speaker 3: Department and did his own thing. So that mindset put
Speaker 3: into a perspective everything that Komi was doing in the
Speaker 3: fall and then all the way through the spring and
Speaker 3: summer where he's keeping book on President Trump trying to
Speaker 3: get a special prosecutor. That's a really big revelation for
Speaker 3: a guy who was argusing partisan motives. Now his own
Speaker 3: documents raised questions about whether he had a partisan motive.
Speaker 3: He was expecting to work for Hillary Clinton, the Democrat,
Speaker 3: not Donald Trump the president. Then there are two other
Speaker 3: very important things. One is that some of this evidence
Speaker 3: was found right around the time President Trump was being
Speaker 3: inaugurated in January of this year, in burn bags in
Speaker 3: a skiff room, a locked a secret rum or sitstead
Speaker 3: of intelligence is that raises questions was somebody trying to
Speaker 3: make it disappear or hide it so it would be
Speaker 3: hard to find. I'm trying to press cash Betel today
Speaker 3: for answers. Hopefully we'll get some new news on this tomorrow.
Speaker 3: But opens up the possibility maybe down the road, is
Speaker 3: there an obstruction case is or we don't know yet,
Speaker 3: but certainly the fact that they were in burn bag
Speaker 3: makes you wonder what was up with these documents. And
Speaker 3: then finally there's one other big on flick that emerges
Speaker 3: from these documents. It's not something that Comy's been charged
Speaker 3: with the fact. I'm told they tried to get the
Speaker 3: grand jury to charge him with this, but it didn't happen.
Speaker 3: But you see in Comy's handwritten notes he clearly knows
Speaker 3: about the what we call the Clinton Plan intelligence. This
Speaker 3: is that intercept in the summer of twenty sixteen that
Speaker 3: the US intelligence community got that show that Hillary Clinton
Speaker 3: had in fact approved a plan to hang a fake
Speaker 3: Russia scandal around Donald Trump's Trump's neck going into the
Speaker 3: twenty sixteen election because she wanted to make her email
Speaker 3: caper go away or email case and all of the
Speaker 3: controversy around that. Now with that, why is that important?
Speaker 3: Because when Comy's been questioned about that in Congress, he's
Speaker 3: done the ropadelp. He's done the feigning. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't think that doesn't sound right to me. I
Speaker 3: don't think I knew that. I don't remember that. Well,
Speaker 3: his own note show he remembered it. In fact, he
Speaker 3: was briefed on it, and specifically from the information from
Speaker 3: PHARMACYI director John Briden, you'll see the initials JB and
Speaker 3: then the information. So that raises the question, does this
Speaker 3: come back in some form of a superseding indictment? Do
Speaker 3: they start to look at this lying that he's she
Speaker 3: charged with now for these false statements of Congress as
Speaker 3: a larger conspiracy to constantly full of the American public
Speaker 3: or the Congress, or of the Justice Department. We'll see.
Speaker 3: But those are the five big revelations you find in
Speaker 3: these documents.
Speaker 1: Well, pretty spectacular. What do you make of the post
Speaker 1: that Pam BONDI put up today about during the Arctic
Speaker 1: frost investigation, the Special Council sees president's government issued phone,
Speaker 1: which means the Biden administration turned over that phone to
Speaker 1: the Special Council, which is unprecedented.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I'm glad she must be reading justin news because,
Speaker 3: as you know, we broke down a couple of months ago,
Speaker 3: we even talked about it on your show previously. I'm
Speaker 3: glad to see her affirm that. We think that is
Speaker 3: something very very important that people need to understand. Joe
Speaker 3: Biden in his White House was facilitating these criminal investigations.
Speaker 3: Remember some of the stories that we broke on your show.
Speaker 3: One of them is that back in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 3: it was the White House Council's Office that tried to
Speaker 3: get the nasal chives they get the FBI to open
Speaker 3: up on the classified records investigation of Donald Trump trade
Speaker 3: treating him as a criminal for taking some of his
Speaker 3: presidential records for him. Now we know that the same
Speaker 3: White House, the same White House Counsel's Office, was negotiating
Speaker 3: with Jack Smith to turn over Donald Trump's phones as
Speaker 3: president cell phones, also Mike Pens's phones, and waiving his
Speaker 3: executive privilege, not giving Donald Trump the opportunity to contest that. Clearly,
Speaker 3: the Biden White House was driving some of these investigations,
Speaker 3: just like Merrek Garland was driving some of them in
Speaker 3: Chris Ray. Remember, they signed off on these investigations. So
Speaker 3: the partisan in political nature of the origins of Arctic frost,
Speaker 3: of the January sixth case, of the classified documents case,
Speaker 3: they become more and more clear every day from the documents.
Speaker 3: We have so glad to see Pam Bondi affirming some
Speaker 3: of the stuff that we've reported.
Speaker 1: So when the indictment first came down, and obviously they
Speaker 1: didn't put all this information out until yesterday against call me. Now,
Speaker 1: we've got to remember the reason that this was even
Speaker 1: we're even able to go down this route is because
Speaker 1: this has happened long after he was the FBI director.
Speaker 1: A lot of issues involving Komy, the statute of limitations
Speaker 1: of long runout, and that's troublesome to me. And I
Speaker 1: felt like if I was to use the term based
Speaker 1: on all of the things that we've covered over the
Speaker 1: years about James Comy, I viewed this as low hanging
Speaker 1: fruit lying to Congress. But however, with this new filing yesterday,
Speaker 1: I have a strong degree of confidence that this is
Speaker 1: a very strong case.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't consider this a particularly friendly jury pool in
Speaker 1: terms of I think it's probably leaning very solidly left
Speaker 1: and Democrat. But hopefully people are fair minded and they'll
Speaker 1: do a good job.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Listen, Northern Virginia is a bluish area. It used
Speaker 3: to be redd or now it's more blue. That jury
Speaker 3: polled even but it was that same jury poll that
Speaker 3: gave us the grand jurors who decided that this evidence
Speaker 3: that we now see that we hadn't seen before warranted
Speaker 3: charging the former FBI director with these crimes. Remember, it's
Speaker 3: the first time since Watergate that a senior law enforcement
Speaker 3: official with the United States the Attorneys generf has been
Speaker 3: charged with the crime. This is a very rare moment,
Speaker 3: and there's no chance that the grand jury didn't weigh
Speaker 3: that before handing up this indictment. And I think that
Speaker 3: that same Jerry Pole that gave us the indictment is
Speaker 3: also going to be drawn from to decide whether he
Speaker 3: should be convicted. What you now know now is what
Speaker 3: the grand jury saw, and you see some pretty clear
Speaker 3: evidence that connects the dots on why the government alleged
Speaker 3: as James Comey did this. It looks less political now,
Speaker 3: it looks more fact based, and I think that's what's
Speaker 3: going to be interesting in the future.
Speaker 1: Quick break more with investigative reporter, editor in chief, founder
Speaker 1: justinews dot com John Solomon on the other side. Later,
Speaker 1: we'll check in with our friend Steve Hilton on Prop
Speaker 1: fifty out in California as we continue our election day coverage.
Speaker 2: The final hour of the Sean Hannity Show was up.
Speaker 1: Hang on for Sean's Conservative Solutions, Right Paul. John Solomon, Founder,
Speaker 1: editor in chief, chief investigator, reporter justinnews dot Com. Any
Speaker 1: thoughts on today's elections.
Speaker 3: Well, listen, I think Mom Donnie probably wins in New York.
Speaker 3: If the polling holts true and the early voting really
Speaker 3: seems to lean in that direction, We're going to have
Speaker 3: a socialist governing the capitalist capital of the world.
Speaker 1: I think I take issue with one thing is maybe
Speaker 1: our first disagreement. I know, I think this guy is
Speaker 1: a radical communist Marxist. I really do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true. Listen.
Speaker 1: I do affectionately call him comedy Marxist brom Donnie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, listen, his views are much more radical than even
Speaker 3: the traditional socialist. We're going to have a fun story tomorrow.
Speaker 3: We were allowed to come in and listen in on
Speaker 3: some of the socialist anti war groups meetings this weekend,
Speaker 3: and you're going to see what they believe Mom Donnie
Speaker 3: has promised them and what he's going to but they're
Speaker 3: going to press them to do. It's going to scare
Speaker 3: people to realize where Mom Donnie is on this spectrum
Speaker 3: of American value. So you know, New York is going
Speaker 3: to be the big story because it's a story for
Speaker 3: the world. How could the capitalist country, a capital of
Speaker 3: the world suddenly be governed by socialist communist Marxists. And
Speaker 3: I think that's a big thing tomorrow morning. But New
Speaker 3: Jersey is going to be very close. I think jack
Speaker 3: Sonidarelli has a big chance. Your town hall at him
Speaker 3: last week was such an instrumental moment. Donald Trump did
Speaker 3: some really great teletown halls last night, getting the base
Speaker 3: fired up. So there's a good chance Republicans could take
Speaker 3: that governorship with the right turnout. Today, Virginia's a little
Speaker 3: tougher for Winston Seers. He wasn't the strongest candidate on
Speaker 3: the trail. I think Jason Maris, who was on your
Speaker 3: show last night, has a good chance of winning that
Speaker 3: one and defeating an extremist. But if not, if Democrats
Speaker 3: have a good night last night, think of who the
Speaker 3: faces of the Democratic Party will be tomorrow morning. A
Speaker 3: socialist Marxist in New York, a mayor perhaps in Seattle
Speaker 3: who wants to tax people if they don't rent their
Speaker 3: homes or buildings apartments fast enough. A guy in Virginia
Speaker 3: who wanted to wish death upon his opponent and his
Speaker 3: opponent's children. That will be the face, and that will
Speaker 3: be the storyline that Republicans will own going into twenty
Speaker 3: twenty six. I think Republicans will do a lot better
Speaker 3: than people think. There'll be some surprises throughout tonight, and
Speaker 3: I'd keep an eye also on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court,
Speaker 3: where three Democrat justices are up. A chance for Republicans
Speaker 3: maybe to swing that court back to the right ahead
Speaker 3: of the twenty six and twenty eight elections.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, I think it is and that's the jerry mandering proposition.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to Steve about that, all right, John, what's
Speaker 1: on the horizon? Anything breaking in the next you know,
Speaker 1: five minutes, because with you it's hard to keep up.
Speaker 3: I think we're going to get you some new details
Speaker 3: about what Caspitel is doing about the hiding of these documents,
Speaker 3: the ones that were in the burn bags. What we know.
Speaker 3: We'll try to break that out for you tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: And then we'll have this story about what the socialist
Speaker 3: anti war groups and what New York believe they've been
Speaker 3: promised by Mom Donnie. We got to sit in on
Speaker 3: their private meetings this weekend. I think that that's going
Speaker 3: to open people's eyes. This is a radical alliance of
Speaker 3: groups that have never before been in the mainstream of politics.
Speaker 3: New York's going to be subject to their influence. Now,
Speaker 3: both of those stories, I think we'll educate people tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: Is there a chance that we may one day magically
Speaker 1: find servers that were a rased with bleach bit? I'm
Speaker 1: hearing rumors, you know, interesting people want to know. Is
Speaker 1: that just yes or no?
Speaker 3: When we got a role Yeah, I think so. I
Speaker 3: think that the possibility that some of the missing emails
Speaker 3: of Hillary Clinton could be found there were foreign countries
Speaker 3: that believe that they had gotten them at different times.
Speaker 3: There's also those five thumb drives that were suddenly the
Speaker 3: information President Trump becassify. Recent we found had a lot
Speaker 3: of emails on them. I think we're going to find
Speaker 3: out that some of the missing emails have been located
Speaker 3: and they probably have a relationship or relevancy to the
Speaker 3: activities of the Clinton Foundation, whether that was a paid operation.
Speaker 3: So yeah, me keep an eye on that one. I
Speaker 3: think you're right in that.
Speaker 1: As always, John Solomon, appreciate you man. You're amazing. Your
Speaker 1: work is incredible. Thank you so much. Justinnews dot com founder,
Speaker 1: editor in chief and chief investigative reporter, John Solomon,