Speaker 1: All right, news round up, information overload. Our eight hundred
Speaker 1: and nine for one Seawan is our number if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program. So tomorrow
Speaker 1: is election day. We have the New Jersey's governor's race,
Speaker 1: which is a lot closer according to Trafalgar and Robert
Speaker 1: Kahalley than that many had been predicted. And most polls
Speaker 1: now show late deciders breaking hard for Glenn Yunkin in
Speaker 1: the Commonwealth of Virginia. It's going to be fascinating. Most
Speaker 1: recent polls now have Yunkin up by two. We're going
Speaker 1: to see what happens. Anyway. One of the big issues
Speaker 1: to come out of this is the issue of Loudon County.
Speaker 1: We're talking about this with new king rich and Terry
Speaker 1: mccullof's comments about parents in Baldman and their kids' school
Speaker 1: and teachers. But one of the biggest controversies to come
Speaker 1: out of Loudon County was what happened in one of
Speaker 1: the bathrooms and one of the one of the schools
Speaker 1: where apparently rape had taken place. A transgender student goes
Speaker 1: in ape, an allegation of a rape takes place. The
Speaker 1: police are fully informed, it was fully reported upon then
Speaker 1: that student transferred to another school. Obviously the student, pending
Speaker 1: the investigation, with the presumption of innocence and due process,
Speaker 1: should have at least been at home under some type
Speaker 1: of confinement until you get to the bottom of it.
Speaker 1: Just simple common sense that didn't happen. And then the
Speaker 1: supervisor denying any and all knowledge of all of this,
Speaker 1: which I find impossible to believe. Now, when law enforcement
Speaker 1: officials were asked about it, they confirmed that reports had
Speaker 1: been given to them very early on. And then the
Speaker 1: question is did the superintendent lie? Is it possible that
Speaker 1: the superintendent didn't know who knew what, when and where?
Speaker 1: Now that's where our friend Luke Rosiac comes in. He's
Speaker 1: an investigative reporter, is with the Daily Wire, has two
Speaker 1: pretty big stories out on mccauloff, both one last week
Speaker 1: one this week exposing how you know as a candidate
Speaker 1: and pathetic he really is. But he also goes and
Speaker 1: does a deep dive into what happened in this case.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir for being one of us, because schools
Speaker 1: now have become front and center in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Speaker 1: They sure have good to be with you, Sean. Let's
Speaker 1: start with what we do know, we know that an
Speaker 1: allegation of rape was made transgender student in a bathroom.
Speaker 1: Let's go there. So so in May twenty eighth, a
Speaker 1: girl said that she was raped by a male in
Speaker 1: the girls' bathroom. There the belief, you know, came and
Speaker 1: you know, the kid was later charged and ultimately convicted.
Speaker 1: Three weeks later, the school board was trying to pass
Speaker 1: the transgender policy involving who would be allowed to go
Speaker 1: to what bathrooms. The superintendent was asked, have we ever
Speaker 1: had any sexual assault in our bathroom? And he said no,
Speaker 1: point blank. Now, the father of the victim was in
Speaker 1: the in the auditorium that night, watching the school board.
Speaker 1: So he understandably became mad, and he was arrested for
Speaker 1: disorderly conduct and he was you know, his face and
Speaker 1: image was kind of spread throughout the media as the
Speaker 1: face of this quote domestic terrorist movement of angry parents. Um, well,
Speaker 1: let me backtrack a little bit. Now, the parent was demonstrative.
Speaker 1: The parent was obviously angry. The parent knew that this
Speaker 1: had happened in this case to his daughter. Um, and
Speaker 1: he had definitely assumed that everybody on that school board knew. Correct,
Speaker 1: H I don't I don't. I mean, I don't know
Speaker 1: what he assumed, but he was. The superintendent was as
Speaker 1: point link, have there ever been any incident? And he
Speaker 1: said no. Uh. You know, they also reported zero sexual
Speaker 1: assaults to the state, which they were required to do,
Speaker 1: so there was cleared as honesty. There was a motive
Speaker 1: they didn't want his rape to be known because it
Speaker 1: was inconvenient to the ideological policy that they were looking
Speaker 1: to pass. Um and you know, ultimately the Latin County
Speaker 1: admitted that, you know, he made a false statement, and
Speaker 1: they also fail to report it, and they wound up
Speaker 1: blaming Title nine, which was sort of an allusion to
Speaker 1: the Trump administration, and that Rutter kind of halves appartase
Speaker 1: the Title nine, which allows equal access to scholarships and
Speaker 1: athletics for female athletes. But but let me go back
Speaker 1: a step back one second. What was the political agenda
Speaker 1: they were trying to protect. They were trying to pass
Speaker 1: the transgender policy, which involved who would be allowed to
Speaker 1: go into what bathrooms, and so if it had been
Speaker 1: known when they were trying to pass it in June
Speaker 1: and July and August, it would have been a lot
Speaker 1: harder for them to pass that policy. So in other words,
Speaker 1: they purposely didn't want to acknowledge it for that reason
Speaker 1: and then failed the reporting requirements as by law. Correct correct. Okay, now,
Speaker 1: when law enforcement was approached, they confirmed that a report
Speaker 1: was given, and then we discovered that, in fact, the
Speaker 1: student who who was who had the allegation made against them,
Speaker 1: that that student was just transferred to another school. Why
Speaker 1: would they transfer that student rather than put them on
Speaker 1: at least a temporary suspension or in home learning of
Speaker 1: some kind until they could ascertain the truth or or
Speaker 1: veracity of this. They're claiming they thought they had to
Speaker 1: wait until after the police had finished doing their thing,
Speaker 1: but that is sort of contradicted by the rules. The
Speaker 1: police just have to finish gathering their evidence, which they
Speaker 1: took a rape kit that day the kid was arrested
Speaker 1: in July said that the police's evidence gathering stage was over.
Speaker 1: They had plenty of time to move to take the
Speaker 1: kid out of school well before he started this new
Speaker 1: school year in late August early September, where he then
Speaker 1: assaulted another girl on October sixth in a classroom. So yeah,
Speaker 1: the blaming title six Title nine doesn't really make any sense.
Speaker 1: And as you indicated, they kept these kids home from
Speaker 1: school forever a year because the coronas they have all
Speaker 1: the virtual learning, they'll still make you in virtual learning
Speaker 1: if you don't wear your mask properly. So the idea
Speaker 1: that they couldn't have put this kid on virtual learning,
Speaker 1: you know, you can do it if you don't wear
Speaker 1: your mask properly, but if you're suspected rapist, we can't
Speaker 1: put you on virtual learning. That never made much sense.
Speaker 1: How soon after the incident did they confirm in fact
Speaker 1: that there was a DNA match? Yeah, I think it
Speaker 1: took a while for the results to come back, but
Speaker 1: I mean he was arrested in July, so there was
Speaker 1: enough time to, you know, obviously before before the new
Speaker 1: school you started, for this kid to be back in school. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it's unbelievable. Now, when the father was in
Speaker 1: this meeting and they denied any knowledge of it, the
Speaker 1: father became pretty animated. But from what I understand, the
Speaker 1: father wasn't violent. The father was just loud. Is that true? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean he says that a woman in the crowd,
Speaker 1: a parent who's involved in an infamous Facebook group, the
Speaker 1: anti racist Parents of Louden, was saying, I don't believe
Speaker 1: your daughter, And so you can see on video the
Speaker 1: cops kind of put put their arm on this guy
Speaker 1: and he jerks away and that's when he starts wrestling
Speaker 1: with the cops. Um. But it was a you know,
Speaker 1: a minor disorderly conduct charge. Um. But they actually saw
Speaker 1: jail time for him, which is totally unusual for for
Speaker 1: a misdemeanor like that. I mean, it is pretty unbelievable. Now.
Speaker 1: What happened when they transferred the kid to another school, Well,
Speaker 1: just a few weeks after school started, he was arrested
Speaker 1: for abducting a girl and holding her in a classroom
Speaker 1: against her will and some sort of groping or physical
Speaker 1: sexual contact there. Um said last week, you know, after
Speaker 1: a lot of the media was ignoring the story or
Speaker 1: saying it's all been it's unconfirmed, blah blah blah, it's
Speaker 1: all been confirmed now. I mean, the kid was convicted
Speaker 1: in juvenile court last week. He admitted he was wearing
Speaker 1: a skirt even at the time, and he said my
Speaker 1: watch got caught on my skirt and that that caused
Speaker 1: me to accidentally rape this girl. Uh yeah, good luck
Speaker 1: with that argument in the court. I don't think it's over.
Speaker 1: They used to say, my dog gave my homework. That
Speaker 1: was the excuse in schools. But we're living in a
Speaker 1: different world now. It's my watch got caught on a skirt.
Speaker 1: As I've been following your reporting, you took it even
Speaker 1: a step further when you found out that a mccauliff
Speaker 1: link law firm was fighting the Virginia's student and family
Speaker 1: that said she was gang rate. Tell us about that.
Speaker 1: So that's a different rape. But it's very This is
Speaker 1: very important because kind of the themes that have emerged
Speaker 1: in this race have been parents versus special interests. And
Speaker 1: special interests include teachers, unions, and school administrators whose incentives
Speaker 1: and whose interests are certainly different than those of parents.
Speaker 1: So when Loudon said, because of Title nine, Title nine
Speaker 1: did not afford enough protection to victims, so we're going
Speaker 1: to go to Washington and lobby from more protection to victims. Well,
Speaker 1: turns out Terry McCullough's former law firm, who he left
Speaker 1: just to run for governor and who held a fundraiser
Speaker 1: for him just two weeks ago. Their whole a lot
Speaker 1: of their business comes from representing school systems interests. They've
Speaker 1: been paid nine million bucks by Fairfax County Public Schools
Speaker 1: right next to Latin County since twenty nineteen when the
Speaker 1: caller came on board. And so they're routinely fighting parents
Speaker 1: and fighting sexual assault victims alleged victims on behalf of
Speaker 1: the Fairfax County Public schools. And one of these cases
Speaker 1: is not particularly interesting except that they're using the lawyers
Speaker 1: are using it to set a precedent. They want to
Speaker 1: take it all the ways to the Supreme Court, and
Speaker 1: what they want is for Title nine to become less
Speaker 1: favorable to victims and more favorable to school administrators. So
Speaker 1: it's kind of like the debate around qualified immunity around cops,
Speaker 1: you'd be able to sue a cop. It kind of
Speaker 1: gets into that for teachers, like if teachers knew about
Speaker 1: some problem kids being preyed upon, should you be able
Speaker 1: to sue them? So the National School Boards Association, which
Speaker 1: is the same group that called the victim of the
Speaker 1: rape victim in Loudon a domestic terrorist, they filed an
Speaker 1: amicus brief with this case, which is Terry mcculliff's former
Speaker 1: law firm is trying it is representing is the lawyer
Speaker 1: for this case Fairfax County Schools. National School Board is
Speaker 1: the amicus they're going up against like twenty three human
Speaker 1: rights like women's and human rights groups to basically set
Speaker 1: this in new precedent that would make it so that
Speaker 1: school administrators can't be held responsible. In a second case
Speaker 1: is way more horrific. It involves alleged gang rape inside
Speaker 1: of a middle school against a twelve year old And
Speaker 1: so you know, Terry mccaulliff is paid over a quarter
Speaker 1: million bucks a year by this firm. Um, they're they're
Speaker 1: suing another parent who's the mom of a special needs
Speaker 1: child because she got she got documents under FOYA from
Speaker 1: the school system and they say she shouldn't have those documents.
Speaker 1: So the point is, um, Terry mccalliff is linked very
Speaker 1: strongly to the special interest group that is school administrators,
Speaker 1: and they routinely go after these these these um you know,
Speaker 1: the parents and some of these poor girls who say
Speaker 1: that they were horrible things were done to them in
Speaker 1: schools and the administrators didn't do anything. And they allege
Speaker 1: the same thing we saw in Loudon, which was the
Speaker 1: concealment of those horrible incidents which school districts have many
Speaker 1: reasons to in Louden, as we discussed. You know, it's
Speaker 1: a pretty clear motive that they didn't want because of
Speaker 1: the guy wearing a skirt. They didn't want it to
Speaker 1: come out. But school administrators routinely concealed problems in schools
Speaker 1: because it's good for their careers. It makes the optics better,
Speaker 1: it makes their schools look better, it prevents them from
Speaker 1: you know, you know, getting in trouble and having a
Speaker 1: lot of scrutiny on them. It makes the statistics look better.
Speaker 1: And so there's this whole People are really starting to
Speaker 1: wake up to this idea that it's not enough to
Speaker 1: just say how I support education. I want my kids
Speaker 1: to having educations on blind league, to support the school administration, bureaucracy,
Speaker 1: the bureaucracy of schools and parents are very often at
Speaker 1: odds with each other, and McCaul is clearly in the
Speaker 1: camp of the school administrators. It's amazing to me how
Speaker 1: this now has become front and center, especially in the
Speaker 1: Virginia's governor the Virginia governor's race. Luke, it's been too long.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you being one of those great reporting as usual.
Speaker 1: Thanks for keeping us in the loop. Thank you, Sean.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break, we'll come back back to the phones.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred nine Sean our number as we continue. Sleepy
Speaker 1: Joe just signed more executive actions in one week than
Speaker 1: most presidents did in their entire term. So much short
Speaker 1: democracy looks like Joe is the new dictator. Entity's on
Speaker 1: right now? All right, as we continue back to our
Speaker 1: pussy phones big time, AJ Houston, Texas. What's going on? Baby? Hey?
Speaker 1: Going on Halloween and everybody. Even though Joe Biden didn't
Speaker 1: give out no candidate nobody, he nodded off earlier today
Speaker 1: at the Climate change conference. Uh, he probably could have
Speaker 1: used a few a little bit of sugar in a system,
Speaker 1: But go ahead. Hey, I know that's right. Hey Sean,
Speaker 1: but uh, mister Gandrich, you know that I let a
Speaker 1: contract with America. But na, Sean, let me ask you something.
Speaker 1: When these politicians, when they take the oath of office,
Speaker 1: don't that's supposed to be the contract that they're supposed
Speaker 1: to follow. When you take the oath, that's supposed to
Speaker 1: be you're taking an oath to be true to the
Speaker 1: people of the country you supposed to be working for.
Speaker 1: I thought that's what the oath meant, did I miss anything, Sean,
Speaker 1: even du Nah, you didn't miss anything. But what you know,
Speaker 1: But the one thing that the contract does is it
Speaker 1: puts it in writing, you know, because people forget words.
Speaker 1: People are very busy. And one of the things we
Speaker 1: try to do regularly on this show and on TV
Speaker 1: is remind people of the words of these elected officials
Speaker 1: because they lie all the time, and they promised one
Speaker 1: thing and they do another thing, and they're hippocricy, you know,
Speaker 1: knows no bounds. And it's kind of our job to
Speaker 1: point it out whenever we can. In Joe Biden's case,
Speaker 1: it's pretty easy to do. It's pretty But Sean, let
Speaker 1: me ask you this. Now, when Obama walked in there,
Speaker 1: he promised blacks and white color ain't got gonna do
Speaker 1: with it what all he was gonna do. But now
Speaker 1: since we knew he bamboozed with everybody. And we've been
Speaker 1: knowing this for decades before Obama. How the politicians come
Speaker 1: in and tell us what they're gonna do and then
Speaker 1: and done. But Donald Trump and my lifetime, I thought
Speaker 1: I never see nobody to do what they said they
Speaker 1: was gonna do. But Donald Trump originally did basically what
Speaker 1: he said he was gonna do. And I thought I
Speaker 1: never ever see this, and then they come back and
Speaker 1: stick us back in this same boat that we left
Speaker 1: from in the fifties and sixties again. No one of
Speaker 1: the black children's schools are gonna be messed up in
Speaker 1: the hoods. No one everybody else's school's gonna go to
Speaker 1: the hood. I mean to look what they're doing. And
Speaker 1: then we got people spoke to be working for you know,
Speaker 1: I'll go off on a Monday and they not doing
Speaker 1: a job. Walt. I don't want to hit talk. I
Speaker 1: want to know. Here's the thing. Ain't Big Time You
Speaker 1: and I don't have a chance tomorrow. But the people
Speaker 1: in the Commonwealth of Virginia and New Jersey do, and
Speaker 1: I hope they take advantage. I never thought things would
Speaker 1: take a turn this quickly and deteriorate this quickly as
Speaker 1: has happened under Biden. It is an unmitigated disaster. We
Speaker 1: cannot vote these people out fast enough. As far as
Speaker 1: I'm concerned, Big Time, we love you, man, got a
Speaker 1: roll eight hundred and nine four one. Sean. You want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program standing up for
Speaker 1: what's right with America. We're back on the Sean Hannity
Speaker 1: Show twenty five till the top of the hour. We'll
Speaker 1: get to your phones in a second. Here. You know
Speaker 1: certain things that are just said, just literally furiate me.
Speaker 1: I was watching Jennifer Granholm, the energy secretary. You know,
Speaker 1: remember Joe Biden. Now he's the one that killed off
Speaker 1: high paying career jobs on the Keystone XL pipeline. He
Speaker 1: stopped exploration in Alaska and the continental United States. He's
Speaker 1: killing off other great, high paying career energy jobs. The
Speaker 1: price of energy is going through the roof. We're headed
Speaker 1: towards one hundred dollars of barrel for oil once. Already
Speaker 1: Joe Biden has begged OPEC to increase production. They said no,
Speaker 1: when all he really has to do is ask Texas
Speaker 1: and Oklahoa, on North Dakota in Alaska, and we have
Speaker 1: more energy than the entire world combined. We don't need
Speaker 1: their energy. And he's now artificially reduced the supply. Demanders
Speaker 1: remain constant, and now we're all playing on average about
Speaker 1: a buck fifty more a gallon, and it's going higher.
Speaker 1: And wait till you get the cost to heat your
Speaker 1: homeless winner it's going to be astronomical. You already feel
Speaker 1: it at the pump when when you fill up a
Speaker 1: gas tank. You feel it when you go grocery store shopping.
Speaker 1: You feel it when you go to your drug store,
Speaker 1: you feel it when you go to a restaurant. You
Speaker 1: feel it pretty much in every aspect of your life.
Speaker 1: And this idea, this idiocy of the Energy Secretary blaming
Speaker 1: OPAC or Joe begging OPEC and Joe planning. You know
Speaker 1: at this climate summit to lecture OPEC again that they
Speaker 1: need to increase production. Well, first of all, if you're
Speaker 1: there to save the climate, to stop climate change, does
Speaker 1: it matter where the oil comes from or does it
Speaker 1: still have the same impact on the environment for the world.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's how stupid and the illogical their entire
Speaker 1: position is. And now I heard Jennifer Graholm this weekend,
Speaker 1: the Energy Secretary actually blaming OPEC for the lack of
Speaker 1: our oil supply. No, I blame Joe Biden and you
Speaker 1: for the lack of oil supply and the high prices
Speaker 1: we're paying. This is what she said. The gas prices,
Speaker 1: the fuel prices are in the same boat as the
Speaker 1: supply chase. The gas prices, of course, are based upon
Speaker 1: a global oil market. That oil market is controlled by
Speaker 1: a cartel. That cartel is ope OPEC controls more than
Speaker 1: fifty percent of the petroleum supply and more than ninety
Speaker 1: percent of the petroleum reserves, so that cartel has more
Speaker 1: say about what is going on. Now, on top of it,
Speaker 1: you've got oil and gas industry that can't flip the
Speaker 1: switch after coming out of a pandemic in the same
Speaker 1: way that you're seeing with a supply chains. And then
Speaker 1: the other one that really pissed me off was the
Speaker 1: Commerce secretary, Gina Rimando, you know, literally saying people ask her, well,
Speaker 1: our Christmas gifts get delivered in time? And you know
Speaker 1: what a callous, heartless, faultless, inconsiderate, non problem solving answer is,
Speaker 1: I say, called fed X. That's exactly what circle back
Speaker 1: Jensaki said you're not going to get. And also the
Speaker 1: other woman that said, well, you're not going to get
Speaker 1: to choose as you're what you want in fifteen colors,
Speaker 1: but you should be able to get one. Oh gee,
Speaker 1: we need to put on our sweaters and lower our thermostats. Listen,
Speaker 1: It's called FedEx, she says. Listen. Says there are reports
Speaker 1: that those while the President announced the twenty four seven opening,
Speaker 1: that that's not actually happening out in California, that they're
Speaker 1: still backups. Business community has been complaining about that there
Speaker 1: are backups, and as I said, this isn't something that
Speaker 1: can be fixed overnight. But the important thing is, you know, fundamentally,
Speaker 1: supply chains and logistics I run by the private sector.
Speaker 1: You know, people say to me, will miss gifts be
Speaker 1: delivered to which I say, call fed X. You know
Speaker 1: that that isn't what the government does. What we are
Speaker 1: doing and the President is committed to this. We're using
Speaker 1: every tool in our toolbox to be supportive to help
Speaker 1: to unstick the ports unreal. Then grilled by Margaret Brennan
Speaker 1: over dropping paid family leave, didn't particularly have a good answer.
Speaker 1: Listen to those parts I said, paid leave was essential
Speaker 1: to get to and we're not in this. We will
Speaker 1: continue to fight for that. You know, No, I don't
Speaker 1: think anyone ever expected the president would pass his entire
Speaker 1: domestic agenda in the first ten months. It looks like
Speaker 1: he's trying to pass most of his domestic agenda and
Speaker 1: the first ten mon friend, this is not in it
Speaker 1: not in it. So the argument though throughout this from
Speaker 1: Democrats has been if not now, when this is a unique,
Speaker 1: historic opportunity, it has to go all now in this
Speaker 1: big bill. And this is something you were so passionate about,
Speaker 1: and I am still passionate about it. And but this
Speaker 1: is not going to happen if Democrats lose the majority,
Speaker 1: is it? I don't believe that's going to happen. Again.
Speaker 1: The President's package, which which we believe will be passed
Speaker 1: very soon, probably hopefully this week, provides tangible improvements to
Speaker 1: people's lives. Better roads, better bridges, better airports, broadband for everybody, childcare,
Speaker 1: public pre k. It is historic. Then we get to work,
Speaker 1: continuing to fight for paid leave. All right, let's get
Speaker 1: to the phones. Keith is in Virginia. Keith, big day tomorrow.
Speaker 1: What's going on, sir? Oh yeah, it's a very big day.
Speaker 1: We're all excited for that. Let's going on. I work
Speaker 1: for the government now thirty two years and I am
Speaker 1: faced with the get the show to get out mandate
Speaker 1: and it's just it's unconstitutional. It's against my rights, it's
Speaker 1: against my religious freedom. But other than filing the exemption,
Speaker 1: what can we do? I know, you've got to go
Speaker 1: vote and change and get all these people out. Up
Speaker 1: until then, what do you do? How do you get
Speaker 1: involved and try to try to right this wrong? The
Speaker 1: answer as you got to get involved. Now. The problem
Speaker 1: most people have is they're too busy. And it's a
Speaker 1: real problem because everybody, everybody that I know that's an
Speaker 1: adult in life and does their job, everybody without exception,
Speaker 1: is gulping water. You know, it's funny because my son
Speaker 1: now is working hard for the first time as a
Speaker 1: college graduate. It's like, Dad, I just don't have time.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I don't have enough time in the day.
Speaker 1: I'm like, welcome to the real world. There you go.
Speaker 1: You're gulping water, and I say, buckle up, because that's
Speaker 1: gonna be decades of your life. But we cannot just
Speaker 1: let this go on autopilot. There's got to be time
Speaker 1: that we set aside and dedicate it towards unifying in
Speaker 1: terms of where we need to take the country, or
Speaker 1: we're not gonna have a country to save after a
Speaker 1: period of time. If the Democrats got their way and
Speaker 1: they got their power grab and they packed the court
Speaker 1: and they got DC in Puerto Rico statehood, and they
Speaker 1: out their way with the filibuster, and they got their
Speaker 1: way with socialist spending and New Green Deal socialism, and
Speaker 1: they would destroy the entire American economy, and with it,
Speaker 1: our position in the world would decline so precipitously that
Speaker 1: we'd probably see a hypersonic missile fired daily by China.
Speaker 1: We see now that the Russians are pushing their geopolitical
Speaker 1: ambitions with Ukraine again. And I don't think Joe Biden's
Speaker 1: going to lift a finger. You see Taiwan and China,
Speaker 1: China's talking about reunification flying over you know, anytime they
Speaker 1: want Taiwan and airspace with their fighter jets to sending
Speaker 1: a clear message. You know, this talk of allowing the
Speaker 1: Iranians to get nuclear weapons. You see the saber rattling
Speaker 1: of Kim jonggun in North Korea. None of this was
Speaker 1: happening under Donald Trump because they feared Donald Trump. They
Speaker 1: believe Donald Trump. Then, of course, what the mess that
Speaker 1: is Afghanistan wouldn't have happened if Donald Trump were president.
Speaker 1: You know, we still be energy independent. If Donald Trump
Speaker 1: were president, we wouldn't have the crisis at the border.
Speaker 1: If Donald Trump were president, we wouldn't have the energy
Speaker 1: cost crisis if Donald Trump were president. We wouldn't have
Speaker 1: the inflation. If Donald Trump were president. I mean, all
Speaker 1: of these policies that he put in place worked. All
Speaker 1: these policies are now one by one being dismantled. But
Speaker 1: the most radical group of New Green Deal socialist this
Speaker 1: country ever had. And if they get their agenda through
Speaker 1: and we don't get engaged, and we don't unite, and
Speaker 1: we don't realize the need of the moment, which is
Speaker 1: all hands on deck, every single one of us needs
Speaker 1: to be a spoke in the wheel. I'm a single spoke.
Speaker 1: All of you listening are spoke in the wheel. You
Speaker 1: gotta get involved. If you don't want your kids educational system,
Speaker 1: you know, turned upside down, you better get involved. Because
Speaker 1: people like Terry mccaulliff believe this crap and that parents
Speaker 1: have no involved should have no involvement in their in
Speaker 1: their kids' schools. And he's saying with my, oh, my
Speaker 1: wife and I we put our kids through a school.
Speaker 1: His five kids went to private school. He didn't even
Speaker 1: send his kids to the public school system. Why because
Speaker 1: he knows they suck in most places. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: all public schools suck, but a lot of them do.
Speaker 1: We have failed our children. It's institutional failure. It's built
Speaker 1: in at best mediocrity, and its worst case, it's it's Baltimore, Maryland,
Speaker 1: thirteen public high schools. You don't have a single kid
Speaker 1: proficient in math. Oh great, you can't fail any more
Speaker 1: than that anyway. So my advice to everybody's getting involved,
Speaker 1: I'll give you the last word. It's just amazing to
Speaker 1: see the country go down hill so fast. It just
Speaker 1: totally boggles my mind. And that's the fact that he
Speaker 1: goes against the constitution and no one has had to
Speaker 1: wear with all to impeach him yet. And you just
Speaker 1: wonder what our politicians doing nothing can happen with They
Speaker 1: have a sovereign nation with our open border, so we've
Speaker 1: lost that battle already. It seems like they control every
Speaker 1: lever of hour. There's nothing that can be done until
Speaker 1: tomorrow in Virginia, New Jersey, and then a year from now,
Speaker 1: you know, a miracle will decide its own fate. Natasha Ohio, Hey, Natasha, Hello, Sean,
Speaker 1: how are you. I'm good? How are you well? I'm
Speaker 1: actually very disgusted. I saw a glimpse of an article
Speaker 1: where Americans are spoiled because of labor or don't the
Speaker 1: labor shortage, but the supply chain shortage. You know, that
Speaker 1: infurates me because I think about all my ancestors, what
Speaker 1: they have went through on a tenth generation American, and
Speaker 1: my great grandmother didn't even have an indoor our house.
Speaker 1: She had had an our house, an absolute our house.
Speaker 1: My grandmother grew up during depression, the depression. I still offended.
Speaker 1: They fought, they sacrificed, and did so much for my
Speaker 1: future and future of my other relatives. Where we have
Speaker 1: come out of that, we're not in power anymore, and
Speaker 1: we did that our own and now the government's like,
Speaker 1: we're spoiled. No, we walked hard to get the America
Speaker 1: this way. This is what we wanted. And I'm just fit,
Speaker 1: but understand, this is what they have caused. You got
Speaker 1: to understand in the minds of liberals, they think it's
Speaker 1: a good thing that America is. You know that we've
Speaker 1: ended the Keystone XIL pipeline. They think higher gas and
Speaker 1: energy prices are a good thing because they don't force
Speaker 1: people to buy into their New Green Deal socialism, their
Speaker 1: environmental extremism. They think it's a good thing that we
Speaker 1: paid more. You know, at one point Obama even had
Speaker 1: said it. He tried to backtrack, but he actually came
Speaker 1: out and said it a number of years ago. The
Speaker 1: idea that you know, most people don't know. The single
Speaker 1: best thing for the economy we could do right now
Speaker 1: is immediately go back to energy independence. Now some liberal,
Speaker 1: you know, new Green deal genius comes up with a cheaper,
Speaker 1: are accessible form of energy, it could be world changing.
Speaker 1: But right now, the lifeblood of the world's economy is oil, gas,
Speaker 1: and coal. That's it. And for us to be reliant
Speaker 1: on the lifeblood of our economy and the world's economy
Speaker 1: on other people, many of whom don't like us, that's
Speaker 1: not a good position for America to be in. And
Speaker 1: they're the ones dictating the price. They're the ones that
Speaker 1: are denying Joe Biden's request to increase production. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: can increase production right here at home, and in the
Speaker 1: process he'd be creating high paying career jobs, and the process,
Speaker 1: Americans would get the equivalent of a massive tax cut
Speaker 1: and not be paying more to fill their tanks, heat
Speaker 1: and cool their homes and paying more for every product
Speaker 1: they buy. It's a single best thing, probably one of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's greatest accomplishments that he never got credit for.
Speaker 1: And I remember early on when I was interviewing him,
Speaker 1: I asked him constantly, can you get us to energy independence?
Speaker 1: And I remember even a private conversation I had with
Speaker 1: him when he was a candidate about it, and he
Speaker 1: understood the need for low energy prices. You keep, if
Speaker 1: energy prices were lower, everything we paid for would cost less.
Speaker 1: We'd save thirty bucks every time we filled up our car.
Speaker 1: He'd save five hundred to one thousand dollars. This winner
Speaker 1: on just heating your home. You would pay less for
Speaker 1: every item that you purchased at every store's it's the
Speaker 1: best thing we could do. And now you have to
Speaker 1: ask the question, well, why won't they do it? Because
Speaker 1: they've got this other agenda now hidden underneath the quote environmental,
Speaker 1: New Green Deal. Aspect of this is socialism and redistributionism
Speaker 1: and a condemnation of capitalism and the means of production.
Speaker 1: And that's that's where the Democrats want control. That's where
Speaker 1: they get to control everything. But like every other promise
Speaker 1: that government makes, you know, government schools have failed spectacularly.
Speaker 1: You know, governments have failed on simple things like law
Speaker 1: and order to keep us safe and secure. Obamacare promises,
Speaker 1: none of them were kept. You know, Social Security and
Speaker 1: medicare headed towards insolvency. Now now they got the list
Speaker 1: of everything else that's going to be free. And there
Speaker 1: are people that are believing the very people that lie
Speaker 1: to us on every other promise they've made. We don't
Speaker 1: need their help. We need them to get the hell
Speaker 1: out of the way and let us produce our own energy.
Speaker 1: And it would be great for American workers, great for
Speaker 1: the economy, great for every taxpayer, every homeowner, great for
Speaker 1: everybody that owns or drives a car or hires uber.
Speaker 1: Everything will be cheaper. Eight hundred nine one, Shaun is
Speaker 1: a number if you want to be a part of
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