Speaker 1: Our two Sean Hannity Show toll free. Our number is
Speaker 1: eight hundred and nine point one Sean. If you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program, All right. Topic A, B,
Speaker 1: and C is massive developments as it relates to Operation
Speaker 1: Epic Fury and the progress the President is making. Iranian
Speaker 1: insiders now Wall Street Journal reporting fear the economic destruction
Speaker 1: that has been caused by the US Israeli bombing and
Speaker 1: the US blockade could in fact topp of the regime.
Speaker 1: As I reminded you in the last hour, US military
Speaker 1: forces now have widened the shipping blockade on Iran, including
Speaker 1: cargo's deemed contraband any vessels subjected or suspected rather of
Speaker 1: trying to reach Iranian territory will be subject to belligerent
Speaker 1: right to visit and search. You know the amazing thing
Speaker 1: that happened yesterday. It kind of went unnoticed, but the
Speaker 1: Chinese tanker that tried to sneak oil out of the
Speaker 1: straight oh Hormuz in fact was forced right back to port.
Speaker 1: And now even the Chinese is saying they want this
Speaker 1: to end. And on top of that, we have movement
Speaker 1: as it relates to Lebanon and Israel and a ceasefire,
Speaker 1: and both the Prime Minister of Israel and Head A
Speaker 1: Lebanon will be meeting. This is the first time since
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty three, as the President put up on a
Speaker 1: truth social post earlier today, President Frankly, I think has
Speaker 1: shown great restraint. The President could end the regime and
Speaker 1: end their ability, you know, destroy their economy, and he could.
Speaker 1: I actually talked to somebody in the military yesterday. He said, Sean,
Speaker 1: I heard you say probably in about an hour. He said,
Speaker 1: probably less than half of that. In fifteen minutes, carg
Speaker 1: Island could be destroyed and with it the entire Iranian economy.
Speaker 1: Here's the President talking at length about well, we will
Speaker 1: get the the nuclear dust back, or we'll take it.
Speaker 1: There will be no deal. If a Ram wants a
Speaker 1: nuclear weapon, it mean his focus from means the same point.
Speaker 2: Over you said it was over nuclear.
Speaker 3: It was over nuclear. Very similar.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very good.
Speaker 3: I guess you're listening. It's over the fact that they
Speaker 3: will never have a nuclear weapon Iran. You're marking it down.
Speaker 3: Iran will not have a nuclear weapon. And we agreed
Speaker 3: to a lot of things, but they didn't agree to that,
Speaker 3: and I think they will agree to it. I'm almost
Speaker 3: sure of it. In fact, I am sure of it.
Speaker 3: If they don't agree, there's no deal, there'll never be
Speaker 3: a deal. Iran will not have a nuclear weapon, and
Speaker 3: we're going to get the dust back. We'll get it back.
Speaker 3: Either we'll get it back from them, or we'll take.
Speaker 1: It, as I've been telling you, the hard way or
Speaker 1: the easy way. The President has given them a little
Speaker 1: bit of runway. His patients will run thin. I know
Speaker 1: President's Trump well enough to know that this is not
Speaker 1: going to be on the table forever. It's a very
Speaker 1: short window for the Iranians to make that decision. But
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens. Joining US now, Vice Admiral Robert
Speaker 1: Hardboard is with US of the US Navy, PINS twenty
Speaker 1: two General and un ROLLS program participant and a member
Speaker 1: of their Iram Policy Project and the Jewish Institute for
Speaker 1: National Security of America. He's here to talk about. Is
Speaker 1: it as devastating as even Iranian insiders are saying. If
Speaker 1: they don't have they have an oil based economy. Without oil,
Speaker 1: I argue, they have no economy.
Speaker 2: Am I right? Or am I wrong?
Speaker 4: That's exactly right. It's a very good strategy. The presidents implemented.
Speaker 4: He had other options on the table, more kinetic, that
Speaker 4: would have been more devastating, but he's kept this one
Speaker 4: non kinetic, but illustrating the strategic risk it presents to
Speaker 4: the regime. And I'm convinced that will compel them to
Speaker 4: come back to the negotiate table and surrender or capitulate
Speaker 4: on exactly what the President has asked for. You will
Speaker 4: not have a nuclear weapons program, you will not pardize
Speaker 4: the straits of promos. So a brilliant tactic strategy.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about.
Speaker 1: You know, all that's happened with epic fury and the
Speaker 1: tremendous military success I believe will be studied, you know,
Speaker 1: for the next one hundred years plus. And on top
Speaker 1: of that, all of Israel's great military achievements, I think
Speaker 1: they'll be studied as well. We certainly now have entered
Speaker 1: the next generation of warfare, which is fascinating to me.
Speaker 1: And I just want to ask you from the standpoint
Speaker 1: of Iran now moving forward, every time they've been faced
Speaker 1: with a decision, they had fifty days before the President
Speaker 1: allowed Israel, and he did allow them. For all these
Speaker 1: idiots and morons and conspiracy theorists out there that say, oh,
Speaker 1: Nettagnahu and Israel's rolling the president. That is not true.
Speaker 1: The president is not making his own decisions. That is
Speaker 1: not true. The president is influenced by Fox News hosts.
Speaker 1: That is not true. The president up to the last
Speaker 1: day was listening to voices contrary to the decision he made.
Speaker 1: He listens to everybody. But anyway, I digress. So as
Speaker 1: it relates to you know what's going to happen. Here
Speaker 1: has been an incredible military achievement and this would be
Speaker 1: the easiest part of it to take out carg Island.
Speaker 1: The harder part would be extracting the sixty percent in
Speaker 1: rich uranium, although we do know where it is and
Speaker 1: we have proven an ability to create a perimeter, like,
Speaker 1: for example, when we rescue these two pilots.
Speaker 4: You've highlighted two very important points, and the first one
Speaker 4: being the experience of our military. No nation in the
Speaker 4: world has the experience we have to execute what we've
Speaker 4: done in Iran, and it's incredible technology, but it's really
Speaker 4: predicated on our experience. Involvement in Iraq, our involvement in Afghanistan,
Speaker 4: our involvement in Venezuela, and everywhere else. Sorts of raids,
Speaker 4: this sort of capability have been performed time and time again,
Speaker 4: So we have the experience to do that. And while
Speaker 4: a lot of people talk about China's building a bigger navy,
Speaker 4: they'll never be able to catch up with our experience.
Speaker 4: That's number one. Number two, the president Iran had to
Speaker 4: be dealt with at one point before they could not
Speaker 4: be dealt with, and they were quickly reaching that point.
Speaker 4: After numerous and many administrations who would not address this threat,
Speaker 4: President Trump had the courage to strike Iran, which changed everything.
Speaker 4: So there's that's irrefutable. Those two facts is what put
Speaker 4: us in the position we are today, and I'm convinced
Speaker 4: because of that, we cannot only do anything we want
Speaker 4: to do in Iran, but we can eat meat all
Speaker 4: of the objectives the President and his team as outlined,
Speaker 4: and that's ensure Iran never has a nuclear weapon, Ensure
Speaker 4: they let free flow of commerce through the straits of Vermuz,
Speaker 4: and ensure they will no longer support and defend their surgits.
Speaker 4: So you do those things, and that as well signals
Speaker 4: the end to the Islamic Revolution as we've known it
Speaker 4: for the last forty nine years and allows the region
Speaker 4: to really move into period of stability and security for
Speaker 4: a long period of time.
Speaker 2: I'll even take it a step further.
Speaker 1: I'll argue on the on the other side of this,
Speaker 1: we're going to see peace deals that were unimaginable even
Speaker 1: a decade or two ago, and that means I think
Speaker 1: there'll be normalization of relations with the saudiast and Israel
Speaker 1: and other Gulf state nations. Also, I think that you know,
Speaker 1: it will build upon the Abraham Accords on steroids.
Speaker 4: You're exactly right. I go back to when I was
Speaker 4: in Iran in sixties in the seventies, where you could
Speaker 4: travel freely between Afghanistan, Iran, and Iraq. There was peace
Speaker 4: and stability. You could be any religion. They were secular,
Speaker 4: they were all focused on growing and prosperity for their people.
Speaker 4: The whole region will move back to that. After the
Speaker 4: Islamic Revolution not only destroyed Iran, it's destroyed Lebanon, it's
Speaker 4: destroyed Gaza, it's destroyed Yemen by their radicate and their
Speaker 4: support of the revolutions through their surguit. So you've got
Speaker 4: exactly right, not only peace and subverbility, but prosperity with
Speaker 4: all the wealth they have. It will just be unbelievably successful.
Speaker 1: Try to continue now with myce Adra, Robert Harward is
Speaker 1: with us. I guess the next thing after this, Now imagine,
Speaker 1: let's imagine the President gets the dust and I'm leaning
Speaker 1: more towards the idea in spite of the fact that
Speaker 1: they've when and again we're dealing with a former leadership.
Speaker 1: Now there has ostensibly been regime changed. The first tier
Speaker 1: of leaders are dead, the second tier a dead, most
Speaker 1: of the third tier at dead. So we're now dealing
Speaker 1: with fourth and fifthier remaining quote leaders in Iran. But
Speaker 1: prior to this, every single time Iran was faced with
Speaker 1: a deadline or a decision, they chose to be stupid.
Speaker 1: They chose to underestimate the commitment of President Trump. And
Speaker 1: this for some reason, I suspect that they're back now
Speaker 1: is so against the wall that they're not going to
Speaker 1: have any other option. And why do I believe they
Speaker 1: will actually reverse course? Allowed the President to have the
Speaker 1: nuclear dust, allowed the straight to open it over this
Speaker 1: idiotic idea of reparations and charging pariffs for international waterway passage,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And that there'll be a conclusion and we
Speaker 1: won't have a nuclear armed Duran. And by the way,
Speaker 1: there'll be a lot of egg on the face of
Speaker 1: many leaders in Iran, a lot of the isolationist voices
Speaker 1: in this country and a lot of liberal Democrats have said, oh,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is going to lose this war, which was
Speaker 1: never the case. You know, people like Hakeem Jeffreys, Well, you.
Speaker 4: Cannot dispute that the regime is not what it was
Speaker 4: a month and a half ago, that we have gone
Speaker 4: down three four levels. But what really I think this
Speaker 4: may be the wrong analogy, but I'd always use it.
Speaker 4: The holy grail, so to speak. Solution is where the
Speaker 4: government in place in Iran, whoever that may be, renounces
Speaker 4: the Islamic Revolution and the policies and program that support
Speaker 4: they support it, and that included everything you've just mentioned,
Speaker 4: a nuclear weapon armed and threatening surrogates who challenged the
Speaker 4: West and Israeli Israel and our allies in the region,
Speaker 4: the GCC. They'll stop building missiles, they'll have commerce. That's
Speaker 4: when you see that happens. You know, that's the regime
Speaker 4: the rest of the region and the world can live with.
Speaker 4: And we're moving that at great eight. So I think
Speaker 4: it's inevitable, as you've insinuated. I think the President knows that.
Speaker 4: It's how we get there as bloodless as possible, while
Speaker 4: still at the end of the day holding those people
Speaker 4: accountable who have tens of thousands of Iranian deaths, their
Speaker 4: own people on their hand. That's when this thing really
Speaker 4: turns into what the future will be for run, the
Speaker 4: region and the world.
Speaker 1: I think that's really well said. So we're going to
Speaker 1: see a reconfigured Middle East. We'll see a Western hemisphere
Speaker 1: where Maduro no longer exists and we now have a
Speaker 1: good relationship with Venezuela. We're going to see the fall
Speaker 1: of Cuba, probably as soon as this operation is over.
Speaker 1: And this is really right before our eyes, the biggest
Speaker 1: transformation march of freedom since the fall of the Berlin Wall,
Speaker 1: and it may be more impactful in the long run.
Speaker 2: History will tell you're.
Speaker 4: Exactly we're rebalancing the world order in the direction it
Speaker 4: should be going. And the irony of this is President
Speaker 4: Trump will deserve the Nobel Peace Prize for this. As
Speaker 4: we go out in history and this plays out, this
Speaker 4: is changing the world to be just a much better place.
Speaker 4: And you can even extrapolate what that means a decade
Speaker 4: or now two decade now its shut and a post
Speaker 4: boot asphere and how it influenced China. So this is
Speaker 4: the most geopolitically significant event we've seen in my generation,
Speaker 4: your generation, and for many generations to go. And so
Speaker 4: to have the courage to do this and risk this
Speaker 4: will determine the legacy of President Trump.
Speaker 1: He's a historic times admiral that we're living in and
Speaker 1: it's a it's honestly amazing to watch. And in spite
Speaker 1: of all the opposition, all the naysayers, all of the
Speaker 1: people that predicted failure, you know, you can only want
Speaker 1: for the sake of the world. The safer place the
Speaker 1: world ran without a nuclear weapon is a safer place anyway.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you being with us, Admiral Vice Admiral Robert
Speaker 1: Harward is with us, and we appreciate your time, sir.
Speaker 2: Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 4: Good to be with you.
Speaker 1: Driving liberals crazy three hours a day every day.
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Speaker 5: Is back on the air.
Speaker 1: It's there's two stories as it relates to Zorn Marxist
Speaker 1: COMMI Mom Donnie Well three. One, he can't deliver on
Speaker 1: his promise for free busses for people, which I'm kind
Speaker 1: of sad about because I thought it would be a
Speaker 1: good place for drug addicts, homeless people, uh, and alcoholics
Speaker 1: to congregate. They can stay on the bus all day,
Speaker 1: have one big party, and who's going to stop them,
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Speaker 1: if you're gonna have cradle to grave, womb to the
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Speaker 1: the governor of New York, who desperately needs Marxist commi
Speaker 1: Mumdanni's support at the vocal Uh. You know said mom
Speaker 1: Donnie's insistence to tax the rich, uh, that she would
Speaker 1: not support it, that that the state had plenty of
Speaker 1: money and she didn't want to drive the wealthy away.
Speaker 1: But she's now sing in a very different tune and
Speaker 1: giving into mumdanni.
Speaker 2: Pressure because she desperately needs his support.
Speaker 1: So she flipped and flopped and failed and and now,
Speaker 1: despite the talk of seeing no need for any new taxes,
Speaker 1: now she's pushing levies for you know, on second residences
Speaker 1: in New York City. Now I'm gonna play Mumdanni in
Speaker 1: his asinine Instagram post. And if you wonder why I
Speaker 1: left New York, I mean I left New York cart
Speaker 1: and what do I mean by that. I hired an
Speaker 1: army of accountants and lawyers to make sure this was
Speaker 1: the cleanest break imaginable, because they go after people that
Speaker 1: leave New York. And I'll tell you the next thing
Speaker 1: to come. You're going to see not only wealth taxes
Speaker 1: like they're proposing in New York. And they have this
Speaker 1: referendum mount in California. They just implemented one in the
Speaker 1: state of Washington.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 1: The liberal owner of Starbucks, the former CEO of Starbucks,
Speaker 1: he now moved to my free state of Florida. Anyway,
Speaker 1: in this tape, you're gonna hear the name Ken Griffin.
Speaker 1: Maybe some of you are familiar with Ken Griffin, maybe
Speaker 1: some of you are not. Ken Griffin runs a huge
Speaker 1: hedge fund called Citadel. His entire company now is in
Speaker 1: the Free State of Florida, not that far from where
Speaker 1: I live. So they're chasing people away. So there's two
Speaker 1: asenine things that Zoron marxis coming. I'm done, he says
Speaker 1: in this stupid post of his, and he singles out
Speaker 1: and he says, this is going to be a five
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars a year tax on luxury second homes.
Speaker 1: Ken Griffin lives in my state of Florida. However, Citadel
Speaker 1: does business in New York. So he kept the penthouse
Speaker 1: in New York apparently paid over two hundred million dollars.
Speaker 1: The guys just a multi, multi, multi billionaire, very successful guy.
Speaker 1: And he owns a ton of property in Miami, a
Speaker 1: ton of property in Palm Beach, all waterfront of States.
Speaker 1: I mean crazy, you know, properties that he has. And
Speaker 1: I'm not jealous because he makes a lot of money
Speaker 1: for a lot of other people. He makes money for
Speaker 1: every realtor, for every property that he buys, he makes
Speaker 1: money for every contractor that he hires, he makes money
Speaker 1: for everybody that works for his company in the business
Speaker 1: obviously of banking, private equity, et cetera.
Speaker 2: He's making money for tons of people.
Speaker 1: And you would think New York mayor, the New York
Speaker 1: mayor would want a billionaire like Ken Griffin coming up
Speaker 1: to New York as often as possible. Why what is
Speaker 1: he likely to do if he goes to New York
Speaker 1: spend a lot of money? And basically what Mamdannie is
Speaker 1: saying here, he's throwing up his middle finger in Ken
Speaker 1: Griffin's face and every other wealthy individual that has property
Speaker 1: in New York although doesn't reside there, which I don't
Speaker 1: own any property in New York. And he's basically saying,
Speaker 1: f you, I'm stealing your money. I'm authorizing our government
Speaker 1: to steal your money because you don't live here and
Speaker 1: I can't. And if I'm Ken Griffin, he's a smart guy.
Speaker 1: I've never met these rich people that got rich by
Speaker 1: being stupid. I never got a job from a poor
Speaker 1: person either. Anyway, listen to a stupid zoron Marxistkami Mamdanni.
Speaker 5: When I ran for mayor, I said I was going
Speaker 5: to tax the rich. Well, today we're taxing warm.
Speaker 6: I'm thrilled to announce who secured a pitatarar tax, the
Speaker 6: first in New York's history. This is an annual fee
Speaker 6: on luxury property is worth five million dollars whose owners
Speaker 6: do not live full time in the city, like for
Speaker 6: this penthouse, which Hedge Font CEO Ken Griffin bought for
Speaker 6: two hundred and thirty eight million dollars. This beer to
Speaker 6: tear tax is specifically designed for the richest of the rich,
Speaker 6: those who store their wealth in New York City real.
Speaker 5: Estate, but who don't actually live here.
Speaker 6: But even so they're able to reap the huge financial
Speaker 6: rewards of owning property and dare I say, the greatest
Speaker 6: city in the worlds And most of the time these
Speaker 6: units are sitting empty since again they don't actually live here.
Speaker 6: This is a fundamentally unfair system that hurts working New Yorkers.
Speaker 5: Now it's coming to an end.
Speaker 6: This tax will raise at least five hundred million dollars
Speaker 6: directly for the city, and it'll help fun things like
Speaker 6: free childcare, cleaner streets, and safer neighborhoods. As mayor, I
Speaker 6: believe everyone has a role to play in contributing to our.
Speaker 5: City, and some a little bit more than others. Happy
Speaker 5: tax Day in New York.
Speaker 2: I mean you listen to this.
Speaker 1: I mean, first of all, the attitude, Oh no, the
Speaker 1: people are not going to leave. We have more millionaires
Speaker 1: than ever before. Well, there are more million, and there's
Speaker 1: in the country by far than ever before, you idiot,
Speaker 1: And this is what radically this is now the modern
Speaker 1: leftist extreme Democratic Party. What do you think the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal is? What do you think is on the
Speaker 1: ballot come November for these midterms? Anyway, let's get to
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Speaker 7: Hi, Sean, thanks for taking my call. I want to
Speaker 7: add on to this continuation of the oil blockade of Iran.
Speaker 7: We should negotiate with them to allow Iran to shift
Speaker 7: oil only to the US at twenty dollars a barrel.
Speaker 7: That the twenty dollars of barrel will allow them to
Speaker 7: continue lifting oil if their wells, so that their system
Speaker 7: doesn't collapse completely, and all of that oil will be
Speaker 7: shipped to the US market. Thus it'll come into our
Speaker 7: system at a low price and thus lower our gasoline
Speaker 7: prices maybe two fifty a gallon, and so that would
Speaker 7: benefit the US, while it benefits the US that frees
Speaker 7: up US oil to be shipped to China and to Europe,
Speaker 7: which gives us a little more leverage and control in
Speaker 7: the world market. And that and we'll be able to
Speaker 7: lower the price to those countries also, but we will
Speaker 7: get the large benefit and number the final thing on this,
Speaker 7: we will continue this process until four things happen. One is,
Speaker 7: all nuclear material is packaged up and delivered to us.
Speaker 7: We don't take any risks. They deliver it. We inspect
Speaker 7: that we decide if it's there. All shifting lanes are
Speaker 7: open worldwide. There's no funding of Hezbola, and our strategic
Speaker 7: oil reserves get filled up when US gets tired of
Speaker 7: cheap gas. I believe that would benefit the US and
Speaker 7: it would benefit the world economy. And how can our
Speaker 7: liberal farans complain about us when we allowed a tree
Speaker 7: to not collapse, We lowered the gas prices not just
Speaker 7: for US, but for the rest of the world, and
Speaker 7: we got the nuclear material back. All we have to
Speaker 7: say you're.
Speaker 4: Going to collapse.
Speaker 7: You know that we know that you can save your
Speaker 7: oil field by shipping it to us at twenty bucks
Speaker 7: a barrel.
Speaker 1: Look, I'm going to tell you right now. And stocks
Speaker 1: have been going up all day. We had record highs
Speaker 1: for the SMP and NASDAC. As of yesterday, the Dow
Speaker 1: has rebounded almost completely to its high. And you know,
Speaker 1: in spite of this Iranian conflict, oil has come down
Speaker 1: significantly in the last week and a half, you know,
Speaker 1: somewhere in the eighties to ninety dollars a barrel range mostly.
Speaker 1: But I'll tell you what's going to happen is if
Speaker 1: you look at the end result in terms of what's
Speaker 1: going to happen with with oil and energy, et cetera,
Speaker 1: there's a reconfiguration that is going on right now before
Speaker 1: very eyes, and most people are not paying attention to it.
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 1: And the biggest beneficiary of it all is going to
Speaker 1: be the United States because these oil you know, putting
Speaker 1: this blockade in place, I'm telling you right now it
Speaker 1: is brilliant because the President does two things simultaneously. He
Speaker 1: gives the Iranians a preview of coming attractions. If we
Speaker 1: take out their oil, we take out their entire economy.
Speaker 1: They'll have nothing left. And that'll only help American oil,
Speaker 1: energy companies, liquefied natural gas companies, et cetera. It'll be
Speaker 1: a huge boom for this country, high paying career jobs
Speaker 1: in the energy sector. We're We're going to start doing
Speaker 1: what we did when the Balkans was on fire and
Speaker 1: Oklahoma was on fire, and high paying career jobs came
Speaker 1: online for people and we hooked them up with companies
Speaker 1: looking to hire people and pay them a ton of money. However, Democrats,
Speaker 1: you know, if they ever get back in power, you
Speaker 1: know they'll have the same attitude as Kamala Harris when
Speaker 1: gas was for no reason, no conflict, bring around five
Speaker 1: dollars a gallon nationally, you might recall, this is what
Speaker 1: she said.
Speaker 8: Then the President did say in the State of the Union,
Speaker 8: there is a price to pay for democracy. Got to
Speaker 8: stand with your friends and as everybody knows, even in
Speaker 8: your personal life, being loyal to those friendships based on
Speaker 8: common principles and values. Sometimes it's difficult.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe you can tell that to NATO. In our
Speaker 1: European allies. Here's what's happening. Europe's going to have a problem.
Speaker 1: They're weighing the high cost of Canadian liquefied natural gas
Speaker 1: shipment via the via Panama as iran or as disruptive.
Speaker 1: But this is going to be a permanent disruption. There's
Speaker 1: going to be a reconfiguration, and the number one producer
Speaker 1: of oil on the planet is Venezuela. We are now
Speaker 1: partnered with them. The number two country in terms of
Speaker 1: energy production is America. Number three way behind is Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 1: and we're partnered with them as well.
Speaker 2: So we're looking good.
Speaker 1: I know there is a little bit of short term
Speaker 1: pain that will re calibrate itself very very quickly and
Speaker 1: we get cheaper ways that we can extract all of
Speaker 1: this energy. So that's another thing that's online. Anyway, I
Speaker 1: appreciate your call.
Speaker 2: Good call.
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Speaker 2: What's up, Chris? How are you?
Speaker 9: How you're doing shut Thanks for taking my call. I
Speaker 9: just want to thank you. I'm on your sure thing.
Speaker 9: Just wanted to briefly comment on your yesterday guest Nick
Speaker 9: Shirley and the fraud that's been going on one, he's
Speaker 9: doing outstanding job. And two, I just wanted to point
Speaker 9: out that this is not just a state tax loss issue.
Speaker 9: It's also a federal tax loss issue, because the federal
Speaker 9: government funds each state's medicaid program and the splits can
Speaker 9: be from fifty to fifty to ninety ten, you know,
Speaker 9: with the federal government ninety percent on you know, specific programs.
Speaker 2: At the state's half.
Speaker 9: And not only is that a loss for the program
Speaker 9: itself and the tax American tax payer, the federal government
Speaker 9: also pays for the oversight of those health programs through Medicaid.
Speaker 9: So each state is required to have a Medicaid fraud
Speaker 9: control unit and I believe that and these are all
Speaker 9: through grants, and I believe that split is about seventy
Speaker 9: five percent federal dollars to twenty five percent state dollars.
Speaker 9: Then look at the budgets for the United States government.
Speaker 9: I believe HHS, which is the funding mechanism for these
Speaker 9: grants and these healthcare programs. I believe they were like
Speaker 9: number two in the United States last year. So I
Speaker 9: want to thank you for your continued coverage of this
Speaker 9: and that it's something that definitely needs to is an
Speaker 9: issue that needs to continue because it's kind of distion
Speaker 9: generous if you hear an attorney general say like, we
Speaker 9: need more resources for this to combat this problem when
Speaker 9: it's been going on forever in the settled government not
Speaker 9: only paying for the programs as well as state government,
Speaker 9: but they're paying for the oversights and that's all coming
Speaker 9: from our pocket.
Speaker 1: Appreciate your insight. I wish everybody else got it as
Speaker 1: good as you. I really like Nick Shirley. I mean,
Speaker 1: he's a young kid, he's got a bright future. It's
Speaker 1: hard to give advice like, uh, yeah, you do need security. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: those threats usually have to be taken seriously. They sometimes
Speaker 1: can be real, as we all know, and to tell him, yeah,
Speaker 1: don't read online comments about you because people are vile
Speaker 1: and vicious, and you know, give him a preview of
Speaker 1: coming attractions. But I think he's a tough kid and
Speaker 1: he's smart, and he's been able to do that which
Speaker 1: no government was able to do, and they ought to
Speaker 1: be thankful, and instead they want the Nick Shurley you know,
Speaker 1: silence Nick Shirley act. It's insane anyway, eight hundred nine
Speaker 1: point one Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. It has been brutal for the Israelis,
Speaker 1: all these cluster bombs densely populated areas like Tel Aviv
Speaker 1: and elsewhere. I want to tell you the story about Phineas.
Speaker 1: As a child, he survived the Holocaust, and he survived
Speaker 1: because of Christians that hid him from the Nazis. They
Speaker 1: did it by risking their own lives to do it.
Speaker 1: And today he's in his eighties. He can't stand on
Speaker 1: his own or leave his house to get the medical
Speaker 1: care that he needs. And when those sirens go off,
Speaker 1: you know, as this conflict has gone on and missiles
Speaker 1: are falling, he has no time. He doesn't have the
Speaker 1: strength of the ability to reach safety. But once again,
Speaker 1: the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews have stepped up
Speaker 1: and they have created mobile clinics with doctors and medicines
Speaker 1: that they bring right to people like Phineas's home, providing
Speaker 1: care that he would never receive, especially in war time.
Speaker 1: He said, quote, Christians saved my life during the Holocaust,
Speaker 1: and now again they are helping me. And as Israel's
Speaker 1: Holocaust Remembrance Day is now approaching, we honor survivors like Phineas,
Speaker 1: not just with words, but with action anyway, whatever you
Speaker 1: can give, they are providing all the humanitarian assistance, imaginable food, water, shelter, clothing,
Speaker 1: you name it, they're providing it. And yes, these mobile
Speaker 1: medical clinics just all in your donation it's desperately needed,
Speaker 1: will be put to urgent use eight eight eight four
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