Speaker 1: Our two Sean Hannity Show toll free. It's eight hundred
Speaker 1: and nine four one, Shawn if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program this Friday. A massive blow
Speaker 1: Democrats now they have mastered the art of jerry mandering,
Speaker 1: but a huge blow with the Supreme Court decision this
Speaker 1: week that ends all racial jerry mandering. The Department of
Speaker 1: Justice now has stated that, in fact, that they will
Speaker 1: hold every state accountable for this and to this, here's AOC.
Speaker 1: You know what's interesting about this is the people that
Speaker 1: mastered this practice is the Democratic Party. They have been
Speaker 1: racial jerry mandering for everyone. Here's AOC.
Speaker 2: We have to all abide by the same rules. And
Speaker 2: so if Republicans are going to redraw North Carolina, if
Speaker 2: they're going to redraw Texas, if they're going to redraw
Speaker 2: and jerry mander every one of their states, then unfortunately,
Speaker 2: we have to provide balance to that until we get
Speaker 2: to the day where we can all finally agree to
Speaker 2: put this behind us and pass nonpartisan jerry mandering federally.
Speaker 3: All right, So how does this play out? Ultimately?
Speaker 1: Senator Eric Schmid of Missouri is with us with an
Speaker 1: update on this. The say AAC Department of Homeland Security,
Speaker 1: which the President funded yesterday. And anyway, Senator, good to
Speaker 1: have you, appreciate it. Happy Friday to you, sir.
Speaker 4: Good to be with you, my friends.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about the decision. But really, the
Speaker 1: people that have been the masters at jerry mandering, racial
Speaker 1: and otherwise have been Democrats.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look at the map of the New England States.
Speaker 4: You've got, you know, maybe forty percent of that whole
Speaker 4: area of Republican There's not a single Republican represented in Congress.
Speaker 4: So the Democrats have been doing this for a very
Speaker 4: long time. And I think one of the great legacies
Speaker 4: of President Trump has inspired Republicans to fight back and
Speaker 4: to be strong on these things. And so you've got
Speaker 4: kind of this redistricting happening that's around the country. Missouri
Speaker 4: did it and gained a seat, rightfully. So, but this
Speaker 4: decision is really important. It's a law time coming. Essentially,
Speaker 4: what the court said is you can't have racist maps,
Speaker 4: you can't discriminate on your geer mandering based on race.
Speaker 4: And a lot of these districts, particularly in the southeast,
Speaker 4: they've been doing that for a very very long time.
Speaker 4: And so the net result of that over the next
Speaker 4: two to four years is probably twelve to nineteen seats
Speaker 4: that if they're just drawn fairly and are not drawn
Speaker 4: for the very purpose of racial discrimination, which is what
Speaker 4: these maps are doing under the auspices of the Voting
Speaker 4: Rights Act, Republicans are likely going to benefit from this.
Speaker 4: But just as a practical matter, I don't care which
Speaker 4: race you are, you're black, you're white, Asian, whatever it is,
Speaker 4: you shouldn't be discriminated against as far as the or
Speaker 4: the representation you get in Congress. That's what this whole
Speaker 4: thing is about. Yesterday, recent development, though, Sean I wrote
Speaker 4: a letter to the Civil Rights Division and Todd Blanch
Speaker 4: so for meet Dylan and Todd Blanch to say, hey, look,
Speaker 4: let's start with California because they have a number of
Speaker 4: districts that fall into this category. Now it's time to
Speaker 4: play offense and enforce this judgment. And they say yesterday
Speaker 4: that that's exactly what they're going to do. So Republicans
Speaker 4: are playing offense on this to enforce the law. It's
Speaker 4: been court has said now what the law is. And
Speaker 4: I think the American people are going to benefit down
Speaker 4: from fair maps.
Speaker 1: I think they're going to I think it will also
Speaker 1: impact the election. I contend and see if you agree
Speaker 1: with me that what the actual the midterm elections, the
Speaker 1: issues that will define the outcome of that have not
Speaker 1: taken place yet. By that, I mean that we'll see
Speaker 1: how Iran plays out. I would suspect it's going to
Speaker 1: play out very favorably, and by favorably, that the Iranians
Speaker 1: will not have a nuclear program as straight h Horn
Speaker 1: moves will have to open. I think the President's only
Speaker 1: hesitancy when it comes to wiping out their infrastructure has
Speaker 1: been for the Iranian people because that would have a deep, profound,
Speaker 1: long lasting impact on their futures as well. It wouldn't
Speaker 1: just impact the regime. It may result in regime change,
Speaker 1: but that was never his goal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you're right about the idea that the
Speaker 4: issues they're going to define this midterm election are going
Speaker 4: to be defined really in the fall, because all you
Speaker 4: have right now from the legacy media is essentially this
Speaker 4: regurgitation of the Trump Arrangement syndrome that the Democrats espoused
Speaker 4: every single day in Washington. And that's what good shoulders out.
Speaker 4: Once you start unpacking the working families tax cut and
Speaker 4: what that means the idea that there's no tax on tips,
Speaker 4: there's no tax on overtime. People start to see the
Speaker 4: advantages that you're opening up these Trump accounts that if
Speaker 4: you just access them right now, Sean, that is going
Speaker 4: to be if you just did that in fifteen dollars
Speaker 4: a month, that's a million dollars by the time a
Speaker 4: child born today is sixty years old. So a new
Speaker 4: kind of economy where it's an investment kind of economy.
Speaker 4: And the other thing that's important to note. Over the
Speaker 4: Biden years, the average family essentially lost about five thousand
Speaker 4: dollars worth of buying power because of inflation and wages
Speaker 4: didn't keep up starting to change. So already now you're
Speaker 4: in plus fifteen hundred dollars per family category. Now is
Speaker 4: that all the way there?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: But but we are making progress. And I think is
Speaker 4: this plays out and you unpack those things in the
Speaker 4: last sixty days when people realize what's you know in
Speaker 4: front of them, and then also how bad it was
Speaker 4: and we can't let the Democrats ever be in charge again.
Speaker 4: I think it goes a little bit different than some stagnant.
Speaker 1: Poll Right now, I agree, And now there are important
Speaker 1: Senate races, and there's been a big development this week.
Speaker 1: Could you just imagine for a second the left in
Speaker 1: this country, the legacy media mob in this country, if
Speaker 1: a Republican, if the Republican Party were to nominate a
Speaker 1: Senate candidate that had a Nazi tattoo, that is, an
Speaker 1: avowed communist, and meanwhile getting the support of mainstream Democrats
Speaker 1: like Chucky Schumer and you know, Pocahontas, Elizabeth Warren and
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders and Chris van Holland and all of these
Speaker 1: Democrats seem to have now coalesced around this lunatic Graham Plattner. Now,
Speaker 1: if I'm Susan Collins, who I do know, and you
Speaker 1: mentioned something earlier which needs to be highlighted, in all
Speaker 1: of New England, there's not a single elected representative that's
Speaker 1: a Republican. I mean, Massachusetts gets about what thirty eight
Speaker 1: percent of the Republican vote, they have zero representation. Now
Speaker 1: one Republican congressman in all of New England, I mean,
Speaker 1: Susan Collins is pretty much it. Now, if I'm Susan
Speaker 1: Collins and my choice is to go against a sitting
Speaker 1: Democratic governor or the guy with the Nazi tattoo. I
Speaker 1: think I'll choose that guy.
Speaker 4: Well, I will say this, this goes to show how
Speaker 4: morally bankrupt and intellectually bankrupt the Democrats are. They're getting
Speaker 4: behind this guy and he has the energy on their base. Sean,
Speaker 4: he's the guy. The reason why he's leading in the
Speaker 4: polls is this Trump Arrangement center is metastasized. They want
Speaker 4: to go when.
Speaker 1: You say leading in the polls, I don't want people
Speaker 1: to be misled here. He's leading in the polls to
Speaker 1: get the Demo nomination. Correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's and that's why the former governor or the
Speaker 4: governor dropped out this this week. So he's got a
Speaker 4: clear path now to the nomination against Chusan Collins. But
Speaker 4: it just goes to show you the only define those
Speaker 4: two things that motivate the Democrats at this point. It's
Speaker 4: GDS and it's just it's just raw power. It's just
Speaker 4: raw power. So they don't care who it is they're
Speaker 4: willing to step us. They don't. They'll sweep all that
Speaker 4: under the rug if they can gain a sendency in
Speaker 4: getting back to the voting rights. As you mentioned the
Speaker 4: fact that there's no elected Republican in the area. Remember,
Speaker 4: you don't have to be a citizen to be counted
Speaker 4: in the census. And if you want to know why
Speaker 4: fifteen million people were let in here illegally over the
Speaker 4: Biden years, that's it.
Speaker 3: So if you.
Speaker 4: Actually restricted the people who can be counted in the census,
Speaker 4: you should do. California would lose at least a dozen seats.
Speaker 4: So if we had real elections, sean fair elections in
Speaker 4: this country where only citizens were counted, Republicans would dominate.
Speaker 4: The Democrats know it, which is why they're fighting so
Speaker 4: to preserve a corrupt system they benefited front for so long.
Speaker 1: Well here's the guy. If you look at the things
Speaker 1: that he said, and I'm talking about Graham Platner, and
Speaker 1: he used a slur that's so offensive to people with
Speaker 1: special needs, referred to himself as a communist, Paul Dall
Speaker 1: police officers bastards, said rural white Americans actually are racist
Speaker 1: and stupid. Washington Post reported. Platner also minimized issues that
Speaker 1: service members face in reporting sexual assault incidents and said
Speaker 1: that those who are rape should not get so effed
Speaker 1: up that they wind up having a having sex with
Speaker 1: somebody they don't mean to I'm like, wow, I mean,
Speaker 1: this is the guy that Chuck Schumer. I guess he's
Speaker 1: leader in name only or a minority leader in name only.
Speaker 1: This is the guy he's now going to support. I mean,
Speaker 1: what does that tell you about the party. And then
Speaker 1: you have California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter sent an email
Speaker 1: to donors including the phrase f Trump four times. I
Speaker 1: don't think she's learned too much either.
Speaker 4: They've lost their minds. And you know, in the Capitol. Look,
Speaker 4: I'm still relative with you. I came from BNAG, but
Speaker 4: you go from your office in Russell to the Capitol,
Speaker 4: reporters are everywhere, okay, and there's a gaggles in the
Speaker 4: air cameras and people ask you questions all the time.
Speaker 4: It's fine, I'm very successful, I do it. But they,
Speaker 4: of course they asked the news of the day questions.
Speaker 4: The biggest hypocrisy is that if that were a Republican Sean,
Speaker 4: they would ask every single day every Republican Senator as
Speaker 4: they walked in for every single vote. Do you agree
Speaker 4: with this statement? Do you identify with the statement? They
Speaker 4: don't ask the Democrats any of this stuff. So all
Speaker 4: those crazy things, as Platiner guys talked about no Democrat
Speaker 4: has ever asked to answer for those things like we
Speaker 4: have to when there's some tweet that a journalist finds
Speaker 4: offensive or something right, and so it's just the height
Speaker 4: of hypocrisy. But this guy's crazy, but he is. He's
Speaker 4: galvanized their base because they're so obsessed with president from
Speaker 4: up and are so obsessed with power, they're willing to
Speaker 4: get behind this guy as obviously a terribly flallied candidate.
Speaker 4: But it just goes to show you kind of where
Speaker 4: we're at and why there's just no substitute for winning.
Speaker 4: We have to hold onto the House, we have to
Speaker 4: hold onto the Senate. We've got to give President Trump
Speaker 4: the opportunity to carry forth this agenda that is supported
Speaker 4: by the working people of this country. And we should
Speaker 4: be unapologetic about it, we should be fearless about it.
Speaker 1: Well, James Carvill said the quiet part out loud. He
Speaker 1: said that if Democrats get back power, they want Puerto
Speaker 1: Rico statehood, they want VC statehood, they want them pack
Speaker 1: the US Supreme Court. So I think we know where
Speaker 1: they're headed. They seem to be totally completely obsessed. Twenty
Speaker 1: four to seven with just hating Donald Trump. They have
Speaker 1: no real ideas. They are beholden to the radicals that
Speaker 1: now rule their party. I don't even see Hakim Jefferies
Speaker 1: and Chuck Schumer surviving. I think Chuck Schumer is going
Speaker 1: to be primary by AOC, and I think if he is,
Speaker 1: he's going to lose.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I think Chuck is going to be the treasurer
Speaker 4: for AOC for president so that she doesn't run against him.
Speaker 4: And you're seeing I think this turnover now of the
Speaker 4: more kind of establishment Democrats into this hyper charged, radicalized
Speaker 4: sort of office holder slash candidate. And we just have
Speaker 4: to be prepared to put our best team on the
Speaker 4: field as well, and we got to win. That's when
Speaker 4: people say, you know, saving this country, That's what I mean,
Speaker 4: because if they get in charge, there's no question they'll
Speaker 4: pack the Supreme Court, they'll add states to the Union.
Speaker 4: They'll federalized elections, so that showing a state requiring you
Speaker 4: to show your idea to vote, that will become illegal,
Speaker 4: like in California, and you can be arrested stay of California.
Speaker 4: If you're an election judge and you ask somebody for
Speaker 4: their identification to prove who they are to vote in
Speaker 4: this country. You yourself, as the election dge can be prosecuted,
Speaker 4: not the illegal immigrant who somehow got a driver's license
Speaker 4: or didn't get one. It is being allowed to vote
Speaker 4: in state California. That's the moral inversion that's happened. And
Speaker 4: again that's how this is not your grandfather's Democrat party.
Speaker 4: This is not Bill Clinton given a speech at the
Speaker 4: State of the Union talking about how we need to
Speaker 4: enforce our orders into poor people who are here illegally.
Speaker 4: We're way past that. This is a radicalized party now
Speaker 4: and we need to see it for what it is.
Speaker 4: And like I said, the unflinching in our beliefs that
Speaker 4: we have in advocating those the American people.
Speaker 1: Quick break right back more with Missouri Senator Eric Schmidt
Speaker 1: on the other side this Friday. Than your calls coming
Speaker 1: up eight hundred nine four one, Shawn, if you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program, all.
Speaker 3: Right, we continue. Missouri Senator Eric Schmid is with us.
Speaker 1: Your call is also coming up eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: four one Shaw on this Friday.
Speaker 3: As we continue.
Speaker 1: I mean, this really is going to be the biggest
Speaker 1: choice midterm election in our life. I mean, they won't
Speaker 1: fund the Department of Homeland Security at a time where
Speaker 1: at war, which is insane. They're the party that wants
Speaker 1: to defund, dismantle lobail laws, reimagine the police, the party
Speaker 1: of open borders, the party of panctuary cities and states,
Speaker 1: the party of They've voted for the largest tax increase
Speaker 1: in history against the vote the largest tax cut in history.
Speaker 1: They don't seem to have any rudder or agenda except
Speaker 1: that they want socialism and that they're going to run
Speaker 1: on just hating Donald Trump. I'm not sure that that
Speaker 1: is a good platform to run on because that's what
Speaker 1: lost the twenty twenty four election. With Nazi, fascists and
Speaker 1: racist it's all they have.
Speaker 4: And it's a decade long now war against law enforcement. Sean.
Speaker 4: It was to fund the police, now it's the fund ice.
Speaker 4: It's the same calculus they had. Barack Obama called every
Speaker 4: you know, half of America bitter cleaners. Hillary Clinton called
Speaker 4: them basket of portables. Joe Biden called them trash. This
Speaker 4: is what they think of, like just working folks who
Speaker 4: are trying to have a better life.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I'm guilty of all three. I'm
Speaker 1: guilty guilty as charged. You can call me whatever they want,
Speaker 1: but I'm not them, So I'm very happy with where
Speaker 1: I stand.
Speaker 4: That's right, that's right now. But that's who they are,
Speaker 4: and it's sad, and that's why we.
Speaker 6: Have to win.
Speaker 3: Center.
Speaker 1: Eric Schmidt, Missouri, thank you, sir, appreciate your time. You
Speaker 1: have a great weekend. All right, before we get to
Speaker 1: our phones, Linda took the day off. What did you
Speaker 1: do yesterday? I never asked why people take off. I
Speaker 1: just let my staff take off when they want to
Speaker 1: take off.
Speaker 6: Well, you don't have to ask because I never take off.
Speaker 6: So when it happens, it's a rarity. You don't even
Speaker 6: know what to do.
Speaker 3: You're like, oh my god, it's annoying that you don't
Speaker 3: take off.
Speaker 1: I mean, I tell you all the time to take off,
Speaker 1: and you, frankly, it's it's like the same thing you
Speaker 1: tell me, boss Buss. Why don't you take off the
Speaker 1: next three days? I think you need a break. You're
Speaker 1: working too hard, And I'm like, why don't you shush up?
Speaker 1: And I'll take off when I want to take off.
Speaker 1: But I'd like to work is what I do for
Speaker 1: a living. And if I don't know If I don't
Speaker 1: have three hours to vent every day, it's not good
Speaker 1: for everybody else in my life.
Speaker 3: So that's just the trip.
Speaker 6: This is your mental health.
Speaker 1: It's great for my mental health. I mean, I love
Speaker 1: what I do. I'm blessed to do what I do.
Speaker 1: But you took a day off of work yesterday. What
Speaker 1: did you do? Did you hang out with the fam?
Speaker 1: What did did you do?
Speaker 3: What did you do? There had to be a reason.
Speaker 6: I took my mother in law, who is from Staten
Speaker 6: Island to Staten Island. She doesn't live there anymore. She
Speaker 6: had some things she had to do on the island,
Speaker 6: and so we were there.
Speaker 3: You took your mother in law. Now do you like
Speaker 3: your mother in law?
Speaker 6: I love my mother in law. I'm very lucky. She rocks.
Speaker 6: So I'm one of the rare people who actually has
Speaker 6: a mother in law. That's cool. So I'm very, very,
Speaker 6: very lucky. But yeah, so we hung out that It's
Speaker 6: not the norm at all. She's great, I'm lucky, and
Speaker 6: she's just and she knows everybody.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: You go through Staten Island, She's like, oh, I know
Speaker 6: this guy from my school. I went to grammar school
Speaker 6: with this guy. That's where so and so got christened.
Speaker 6: I'm like, oh my god, it's like going on a tour.
Speaker 6: But we were at the store. It's called Shamrock Paints.
Speaker 6: It's on Victory Boulevard. Those of you who are familiar
Speaker 6: with Stateton Island, I.
Speaker 3: Lived in the Rocky Paints. What did you go to
Speaker 3: a paint store for?
Speaker 6: She needed some some things done in her home and
Speaker 6: her very good friend, Joe Anne, is an interior designer
Speaker 6: and works out of this store for the past thirty
Speaker 6: years on the island.
Speaker 3: So we went to what kind of what brand of
Speaker 3: paint do they have?
Speaker 6: We did? They have all kinds of paint, but we
Speaker 6: weren't there for paint. We were there for curtains and drapes.
Speaker 6: And there's a whole other side of the store. So anyways,
Speaker 6: more details than you need. But there's a lovely guy there.
Speaker 6: He owns the store. His name is Pete and he's
Speaker 6: a huge handity fan. So Joe Ann, the interior designer,
Speaker 6: takes my mother in law and I into the back
Speaker 6: and that she's like, oh, this is Archangelas. That's my
Speaker 6: mother in law's name. She goes, this is Arcandela. She
Speaker 6: just wanted to say thank you, YadA yadda. And she goes,
Speaker 6: and this is Linda, her daughter in law. I said, hi,
Speaker 6: how are you this night? She goes, you know, Linda
Speaker 6: is with handity, she's been there for twenty years. And
Speaker 6: he looks at me and he goes, oh my god,
Speaker 6: are you Linda from the radio.
Speaker 5: Linda.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Oh my god, oh my god. Nobody
Speaker 3: says that. My god. I mean, so let's say keep going.
Speaker 6: So the this is when you know a stick works, right.
Speaker 6: So he says to me, I don't know if I
Speaker 6: believe you sepasta source. So I say it and he
Speaker 6: busts out laughing. He's like, oh my god. He goes,
Speaker 6: I listen to you guys every day. He knew about
Speaker 6: Liam being there. So I said, tomorrow, I'm going to
Speaker 6: shout you out and tell Sean how nice you were
Speaker 6: to me and my mother in law. So shout out
Speaker 6: to Pete on Victory Boulevard at Shin.
Speaker 3: You know what kind of paint he sells in that
Speaker 3: paint store? What brand?
Speaker 6: He had a wide variety. They are a very high
Speaker 6: end paint store. They had everything in there, very very nice,
Speaker 6: very high.
Speaker 1: Happened to be particularly fond of Benjamin Moore, although Bear
Speaker 1: is very good too. But what frustrates me is you
Speaker 1: can't get oil based paint like you used to, which
Speaker 1: is a lot better than the latex paint that people
Speaker 1: use now. It was more toxic, but it it definitely
Speaker 1: does a better job. I mean there is a black
Speaker 1: market for some I can tell you that, not that
Speaker 1: I would ever go that way.
Speaker 3: Of course you would. You can get it.
Speaker 6: You're an upstanding member of society. You're not doing black
Speaker 6: markets for paint.
Speaker 3: Fattens.
Speaker 1: Impervo oil based Benjamin Moore paint was the best.
Speaker 3: It looked like glass if you if you had to
Speaker 3: paint right.
Speaker 6: What is im pervo?
Speaker 3: That's what it's called satin impervo.
Speaker 6: Oh that's like a that's like saying like flatter.
Speaker 1: I used to spray my my cars and one work
Speaker 1: van and I nearly blew out my lungs doing this.
Speaker 6: I remember you telling me that I just never heard
Speaker 6: of from pera.
Speaker 3: Well that paint that was an auto paint is called
Speaker 3: immron and it happened.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, that I remember with.
Speaker 1: Gold, Like how you say this like gold? I don't
Speaker 1: like gold sprinkled through it? Like little gold dots and
Speaker 1: it just shined like there's no tomorrows beautiful.
Speaker 3: I used to love like a shimmer.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it was awesome. Let's get to our busy phones. Uh,
Speaker 1: now that we got that out of the way. Uh,
Speaker 1: exciting day going to the paint store. Jim in Indiana, Jim.
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 5: I am doing well, Sean, Thank you for taking my
Speaker 5: call on YEF. And oh, you've been talking about Trump
Speaker 5: derangement syndrome. And I just had to jump in on
Speaker 5: this one because my wife has it.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, how long you've been How long you've been married?
Speaker 5: Well, we've been married ten years. It's a third marriage
Speaker 5: for both of us. Normally, my wife has been a
Speaker 5: deep thinker and a matter of fact for about twenty years,
Speaker 5: well over twenty years. Her employer used to send her
Speaker 5: from site to site to resolve problems. It was usually
Speaker 5: a conflict between two or more groups, and she would listen,
Speaker 5: she'd get involved, she'd analyze the situation, and then she'd
Speaker 5: get the bickering stopped, and then she'd get them working together.
Speaker 5: And for twenty years she had one hundred percent success
Speaker 5: rate before she got the one that I'm aware of
Speaker 5: that she really couldn't reverse. But that's a different story.
Speaker 5: And before that, you know, she worked for the VA
Speaker 5: for a number of years, just learning and polishing those skills.
Speaker 5: She's a good thinker everyday life.
Speaker 3: I mean, she just well, let me ask you.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this. You've been married twenty years.
Speaker 1: This is not your first marriage, right right? Are your
Speaker 1: second marriage? It's her second marriage?
Speaker 5: Uh, third for both of us?
Speaker 1: All right, third forth? All right, So make the third
Speaker 1: one the charm. Is my advice to you, now.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I don't think I could be married to a liberal woman.
Speaker 3: I just don't. I don't think it would work. I am.
Speaker 1: I am just too wrapped up in what I do
Speaker 1: every day. And if I had to get aggravated at
Speaker 1: home hearing that, I would go nuts. I just would,
Speaker 1: knowing my personality.
Speaker 5: Most politics, unless.
Speaker 1: However, you know, you walk down the aisle before God,
Speaker 1: family and friends, and you say to love, honor, cherish,
Speaker 1: be faithful, to forsake all others. I think they took
Speaker 1: out the word obey last time I checked. But in
Speaker 1: all seriousness, I think you just got to not talk
Speaker 1: about politics.
Speaker 3: Just let it go.
Speaker 1: It's just not worth it, is it? Worth losing your
Speaker 1: marriage over political differences.
Speaker 5: Oh, certainly not. But we can talk about most things
Speaker 5: and discuss them. But as soon as Donald Trump's name
Speaker 5: is mentioned, all reasoning just immediately disappears hypnotized.
Speaker 3: I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's got three and a half years left
Speaker 1: and office, or two and a half years left in office.
Speaker 1: I mean it's I would just get through this period,
Speaker 1: is my advice to you, and try and make the
Speaker 1: marriage work. I mean, you get along in every other
Speaker 1: aspect of your life. Generally speaking, nobody gets along perfectly right.
Speaker 5: But I'm wondering if if they haven't been using subliminal
Speaker 5: messaging or something to hypnotize people.
Speaker 1: Here's the problem at what I've learned with people with
Speaker 1: Trump derangement syndrome, and they try to confront me and
Speaker 1: engage me in public. This lady came up to me.
Speaker 1: I don't think I told this story on the area.
Speaker 1: I used to like you. I really my kids were
Speaker 1: with me, and I said what happened and you and
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump? And she goes starts going off on me,
Speaker 1: and I just start messing with her. I just because
Speaker 1: I'm not upset at all. I don't care if she
Speaker 1: agrees with me or doesn't agree with me. And I
Speaker 1: just like poke the bear, left, right and sideways. And
Speaker 1: my kids are very entertained by it. They're laughing like
Speaker 1: they just stare cracking up at it. But my advice is, look,
Speaker 1: you obviously love this woman enough to marry her. My
Speaker 1: advice is, try and avoid the political discussions. And I
Speaker 1: wouldn't watch news in the same room. Let her go
Speaker 1: watch you know, MSDNC and get her fixed and you
Speaker 1: can watch watch it, watch us on Fox, and don't
Speaker 1: worry about it.
Speaker 5: I still think she's been hypnotized because it's.
Speaker 1: Just I think they're totally brainwashed. I mean, they wake
Speaker 1: up every day. It's like a drug fix that they have.
Speaker 1: They need to hate Donald Trump, but you can't fix it,
Speaker 1: so why bother? Right anyway, Jim, I wish you and
Speaker 1: your wife the best, my friend, God bless you. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine four one, Shawn, if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program, Linda, here's a good topic.
Speaker 1: And I meant to bring this up earlier. You know
Speaker 1: Emily Blunt, I guess she's in She was in the
Speaker 1: original The Devil Wears product. I've never watched that movie.
Speaker 1: Do you ever watch that movie?
Speaker 6: I have seen that movie, Yes.
Speaker 1: All right, And anyways, she's he's under fire in an interview.
Speaker 1: I guess about the movie or something.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: She portrays Emily Dralton, the senior assistant to Meryl Streep's
Speaker 1: Miranda in The Devilwar's Product Too, which I'd never go
Speaker 1: see if my life depended on it. But anyway, after
Speaker 1: the first movie's release, her character instantly became an inspiration
Speaker 1: behind the meme that signified corporate burnout. In the film,
Speaker 1: she's overworked. I love my job. I love my job.
Speaker 1: I love my job. That was her mantra. Anyway, So
Speaker 1: here we are twenty years later, and she was asked
Speaker 1: if she had any advice for women who are hating
Speaker 1: their jobs right now, and she said quit. He said no,
Speaker 1: I just think find something that you deeply want to do,
Speaker 1: even if you're earning no money. As long as you
Speaker 1: love it, you'll be happy. And there was a huge
Speaker 1: online backlash to all of this. Oh if I could,
Speaker 1: I'm not rich enough to quit, and I have no salary,
Speaker 1: you know, for the time I look for another job.
Speaker 1: I love when millionaires tell me to quit my job.
Speaker 1: I can't quit. I need to pay the rent. Okay,
Speaker 1: they're taking her too literally.
Speaker 3: I think if there.
Speaker 1: Can be a transition period if you're not happy with
Speaker 1: your life and you don't like your job, and you
Speaker 1: don't love your job, and I do love my jobs,
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump actually said to my boss once, and it
Speaker 1: really I'm like, why did you say that? He said,
Speaker 1: why do you even pay him? Actually said this to
Speaker 1: my boss, and my boss goes, what do you mean
Speaker 1: he'd do it for free. I'm like, I'm like, shush up, no,
Speaker 1: you're not helping me. I'm saying that. But he did
Speaker 1: say that. And the reality is there are a lot
Speaker 1: of people that are in dead end jobs. They're not happy.
Speaker 1: And what I would recommend is just a slight deviation
Speaker 1: of her advice. Start looking to transition to a field
Speaker 1: that would be more fulfilling for you, that would make
Speaker 1: you happier that when you open your eyes in the morning,
Speaker 1: you're happy to go to work. It doesn't mean you
Speaker 1: give up the current job immediately, but you transition to
Speaker 1: the next job. I think that's what she was saying.
Speaker 1: You're not saying that, you know, for people that can't
Speaker 1: pay their rent, that you need to quit your job,
Speaker 1: too bad, and good luck, you know, being on welfare.
Speaker 3: I didn't take it that way at all.
Speaker 1: And I think she's giving people, making people aware that
Speaker 1: you have choices in life, and if you're not happy,
Speaker 1: you make the transition to a field or an area
Speaker 1: of interest that you have in your life that will
Speaker 1: be more fulfilling for you in your life. And I
Speaker 1: don't even know who Emily Blunt is. You know, I
Speaker 1: don't really know her.
Speaker 3: You do.
Speaker 6: She's married to uh John Krasinski. He was on the
Speaker 6: Office and he's in a bunch of other movies. I
Speaker 6: actually really like her husband. I don't. I don't really
Speaker 6: care for her too much. I think she's a bit overrated,
Speaker 6: but she's This is not her first foray into saying
Speaker 6: dumb things and getting in trouble. She did this once before.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's dumb. I don't think it's a
Speaker 1: dumb advice. I think she just should have added transition.
Speaker 6: It's not like at the end of the day. I
Speaker 6: think that people need to preface what they say by
Speaker 6: saying it's my opinion, or if I was in that position,
Speaker 6: she had said when Trump. It was like after a
Speaker 6: GOP debate and she was like, you know, I want
Speaker 6: to renounce my citizenship because she had just become an
Speaker 6: American citizen because it looked like Trump was going to
Speaker 6: win her Trump was just one I can't remember exactly
Speaker 6: what it was, but you know, it's such a disgusting
Speaker 6: thing to say people are waiting for decades to become
Speaker 6: a citizen and because you don't like a candidate, like,
Speaker 6: won't you be quiet for a minute and be a
Speaker 6: citizen before you have an opinion, which she later came
Speaker 6: out and walked it back.
Speaker 1: You only get one life here, and to be miserable
Speaker 1: every day at your job, like g Linda hates her job,
Speaker 1: but she stays twenty years.
Speaker 6: Oh stop it. I love my job. I irritate you
Speaker 6: every day and they pay me for it. It's a
Speaker 6: wonderful job and I'm incredibly grateful anyway.
Speaker 1: I mean, I want people to be happy in their life.
Speaker 1: You only get one shot at this life.
Speaker 3: That's it. Might as well.
Speaker 6: Yes, make your decisions, get out of what you hate,
Speaker 6: try to get it into what you love, and stop
Speaker 6: crying about it.
Speaker 1: Oh, I was trying to keep that marriage together. I'm
Speaker 1: not that optimistic, poor guy.
Speaker 3: Uh. Anyway, one eight hundred, Doctor Laura. You can call
Speaker 3: us now.