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Speaker 1: I was made aware of a local story. It's out
Speaker 1: of Albemarle County school Board and another outside of Charlottesville.
Speaker 1: Now twenty nine News locally covered this story. Seaville dot
Speaker 1: com covered this story, and apparently the county school board
Speaker 1: is now asking their superintendent to resign following an employee arrest.
Speaker 1: And you're asking, well, Hanady, what's this all about a
Speaker 1: lot of public hearings regarding the district's handling of sexual
Speaker 1: assault allegations against a former elementary school staffer, on the
Speaker 1: school board asked for the person's resignation. Anyways, started as
Speaker 1: a social and emotional learning coach at an elementary school
Speaker 1: in town and for unknown reasons again I'm reading from
Speaker 1: Saville dot com and for unnamed reasons, he was transferred
Speaker 1: to this particular elementary school at the beginning of the
Speaker 1: twenty three to twenty four school year, and he worked
Speaker 1: until an investigation into his conduct began in January of
Speaker 1: this year. Anyways, charged with seven counts of aggravated sexual battery,
Speaker 1: one count of attempted aggravated sexual battery, four counts of
Speaker 1: indecent liberties and the earliest alleged incident dates back to
Speaker 1: August of twenty four, but it was not uncovered until
Speaker 1: this year, and you begin to wonder, how is that
Speaker 1: even possible? Now there is a statement that has been
Speaker 1: released from the school board that they requested his resignation
Speaker 1: as the superintendent of this county public school, and the
Speaker 1: details of that transition apparently are being worked through the
Speaker 1: board's chief legal officer and the person involved, and they say,
Speaker 1: this is a difficult moment for our school division, for
Speaker 1: our community. Our first responsibility is and must always be
Speaker 1: the safety, well being and trust of our students' family, staff,
Speaker 1: and schools. We recognize the pain, the anger, the fear
Speaker 1: of the frustration that many members of our community are experiencing,
Speaker 1: particularly in connection with recent events involving this particular case.
Speaker 1: Let me play for you Noah Coffin, who's going to
Speaker 1: join us in a minute. Western albemar High School graduates
Speaker 1: slamming the school's handling of multiple employee misconduct cases. This
Speaker 1: aired on Cbas nineteen in Charlottesville, as.
Speaker 2: Armally County public schools continue to face questions following the
Speaker 2: arrests of a former Hollymeat Elementary School staffer on child's
Speaker 2: sex crime charges. One recent Western Albumol High School graduate
Speaker 2: says the controversies have exposed what he believes are serious
Speaker 2: failures in the school's division's leadership and response.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine the parents who are sitting there with
Speaker 3: children at these school not knowing if their child was
Speaker 3: sexually abused by this teacher or not.
Speaker 1: They have no clue.
Speaker 2: Following the arrest of Hollymeat Elementary employee Michael Sweeney on
Speaker 2: eleven counts of child sex crimes, questions continue to swirl
Speaker 2: around the Albumorole County Public school divisions handling of the case.
Speaker 3: Our system is broken. It's very clear to see and
Speaker 3: incidents like this just really emphasize that. I think that
Speaker 3: we need we do need a new school ward. I
Speaker 3: think we need a new superintendent.
Speaker 2: Recent Western Albumol graduate know what Coffin says, Many of
Speaker 2: the community feel let down by the people responsible for
Speaker 2: protecting students. He says warning signs were allegedly present long
Speaker 2: before the community learned about the allegations.
Speaker 3: You know, you have parents in community meetings, claiming that
Speaker 3: Swiney locked their children in rooms and then they were told, oh,
Speaker 3: you're just overreacting. That's where it should have started. That's
Speaker 3: where actually needed to be taken.
Speaker 2: He's also criticizing the school division for waiting months to
Speaker 2: inform the public after Sweeney was removed from his position
Speaker 2: in January.
Speaker 3: We've seen frustrated parents coming ready for answers that the
Speaker 3: administration can't provide. It looks like they just found out
Speaker 3: about this yesterday, despite the fact that they had five
Speaker 3: lines to prepare it.
Speaker 2: Now, with Superintendent math Thugh Hawes asked to resign, Colvin
Speaker 2: says the community should use this moment to demand lasting change,
Speaker 2: including greater transparency, more accountability from school leaders, and policies
Speaker 2: designed to better protect students.
Speaker 3: We need to make a policy that prohibits teachers from
Speaker 3: meeting one on one with students in rooms that have
Speaker 3: locked doors, blinds closed. It's ridiculous that isn't in place. It's,
Speaker 3: according to hawesits and assumed principle, that's not good enough
Speaker 3: when it comes to the safety of our children.
Speaker 1: That's step number one. I would argue that every school,
Speaker 1: every square inch of every school inside and out ought
Speaker 1: to have cameras. Obviously not bathrooms or private areas, but
Speaker 1: for the most part, you will be able to know
Speaker 1: and see and that would be a great defense for
Speaker 1: innocent people. But putting that aside, Noah Coffin is with us.
Speaker 1: He currently serves as the president of TPUSA student chapter
Speaker 1: at this particular high school. He's here to join us.
Speaker 1: Rob Shilling is the host of The Shilling Show and
Speaker 1: a former Charlottesville City councilor. Noah, let's start with you.
Speaker 1: Why don't you fill in the details? How bad is this?
Speaker 4: Thank you for having me. Look, it's absolutely ridiculous. This
Speaker 4: happened over six months ago, and in all that time
Speaker 4: to prepare it, they had zero answers, zero plan of action,
Speaker 4: zero accountabilities. Who have parents hurting, not knowing what happened
Speaker 4: to our kids showing up expecting these answers that the
Speaker 4: administration has failed time and time again to provide.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't they move faster? I mean, if it was
Speaker 1: their child, you would think they would want to move quickly, expeditiously.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, you're absolutely right, and we see this all
Speaker 4: the time when school boards across the country start to
Speaker 4: feel invincible and when they start to feel invincible, they
Speaker 4: lose a sense of accountability to the people. Now we
Speaker 4: know as citizens of the United States that the government
Speaker 4: derives their powers from where from the consent of the government.
Speaker 4: And so it's time as a community, not just here
Speaker 4: in Charlottesville, but across the nation to consider it. Maybe
Speaker 4: it's time to stop getting these bureaucrats are consent, they're
Speaker 4: a vote. If they're not going to be a good
Speaker 4: be doing a good job, they need to be held accountable.
Speaker 1: And now I say this all the time. I tell
Speaker 1: my audience, don't ever put your faith, your hope, your
Speaker 1: trust in government. And all this Green New Deal scam,
Speaker 1: cradle to grave, wombs of the tomb. What does government
Speaker 1: do well? We spend more per capita per student on
Speaker 1: education than any country in the industrialized world, with the
Speaker 1: worst results. You know, how's defund dismantle, reimagine the police,
Speaker 1: no bail? How is that working? What the radical left
Speaker 1: is supporting? How did open borders work out for security
Speaker 1: for our country? How did those Obamacare promises work out?
Speaker 5: How?
Speaker 1: You know, where is social Security and medicare headed? Bankruptcy
Speaker 1: and solvency? And yet people, you know, get this false
Speaker 1: hope that the government's going to do stuff for him.
Speaker 1: And look at the nightmare in this one particular district,
Speaker 1: Rob Shilling, let's get your take.
Speaker 6: So this is a bad problem, Sean, and I've been
Speaker 6: watching this school division for close to twenty years on
Speaker 6: this radio program here out of Charlottesfield. The problem starts.
Speaker 6: The fish stinks from the head. This superintendent Matt Hawes
Speaker 6: some time ago send an email to his staff saying
Speaker 6: his favorite book is Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky,
Speaker 6: and he's offering free copies to the staff. That's where
Speaker 6: it starts. This has been a hyper sexualized school district
Speaker 6: for the past probably seven or eight years, where they're
Speaker 6: doing very very questionable things in the classroom starting.
Speaker 1: At a slow down, a defined hyper sexual What do
Speaker 1: you mean by that?
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness. We broke a story back in twenty
Speaker 6: seventeen where I'll say this very delicately. It was a
Speaker 6: ninth grade girl's class, all ninth grade girls, a male teacher,
Speaker 6: and that they were showing what I would call, very
Speaker 6: delicately a deflowering video about different types of sex and
Speaker 6: how to pleasure oneself. This was being done in these
Speaker 6: schools and a father called me up out of his
Speaker 6: mind saying, do you know what they just showed my daughters?
Speaker 6: And I broke this it turned into a national story.
Speaker 1: You've got to be kidding me. Why wasn't there widespread
Speaker 1: outrage in the community. Where was every parent? Why weren't
Speaker 1: they banging on that school door every day?
Speaker 6: You know what's interesting, Sean, is we covered stuff on
Speaker 6: this program for all these years, and the stuff goes national,
Speaker 6: sometimes international, and the local news media conspires against covering
Speaker 6: it because we broke the story, so it didn't get
Speaker 6: a lot of local play. It eventually did, but ultimately
Speaker 6: it's ignored locally and covered nationally.
Speaker 1: I mean, didn't every parent get a copy of whatever
Speaker 1: this video you're describing is? Did it not go viral
Speaker 1: in the community?
Speaker 6: Well, unfortunately, it's very difficult. You know, there's a spectrum
Speaker 6: of people that listen to this program and visit my website,
Speaker 6: but if they didn't see it there, they weren't going
Speaker 6: to see it in any of the newspapers or anything else.
Speaker 6: For a long time, I posted the video so people
Speaker 6: could see it if they wanted to, and a lot
Speaker 6: of people looked at it, but a lot of people
Speaker 6: overlooked it in the local news media unfortunately.
Speaker 1: All right, so Noah, where do we go from here?
Speaker 1: What a parent's going to do? Obviously this guy is
Speaker 1: on his way out. Is he the tip of the
Speaker 1: spear or does he have a coalition of teachers that
Speaker 1: have been involved on some level in this process and
Speaker 1: knowing about all this having occurred.
Speaker 4: No, it runs a lot deeper and than just him,
Speaker 4: And we're seeing this is his replacement as well, somebody
Speaker 4: coming from the inside who's going to be doing his
Speaker 4: job in the next year, and an assistant superintendent, and
Speaker 4: so I don't expect much change there, But he continues
Speaker 4: down to the school board. The same logic and perversion
Speaker 4: trickles down all the way through our administration. And so
Speaker 4: we need to clean sweep. And what I hope from
Speaker 4: this is that people from the community left, people from
Speaker 4: the right, conservatives, liberals can remember this when it comes
Speaker 4: time for these people to be placed on the ballot again.
Speaker 4: We remember what they did to our kids, we remember
Speaker 4: what they did to our community, and we'll be able
Speaker 4: to vote differently in the future.
Speaker 1: And it's pretty remarkable. How do you see this playing out? Rob?
Speaker 1: You know the area well, I do, and I.
Speaker 6: Have been contacted behind the scenes from a bunch of
Speaker 6: people that I don't know, but know about this program
Speaker 6: and have told me that there are various investigations ongoing
Speaker 6: as we speak. People are considering legal action. I hope
Speaker 6: they will pursue it. I know there's an effort from
Speaker 6: within the schools to try and quell this or to
Speaker 6: give people some sort of offers of settlement to be quiet.
Speaker 6: I don't think everybody's going to be quiet, and I
Speaker 6: think this is going to go much deeper than we
Speaker 6: know right now.
Speaker 1: Forget about the lawsuits. Why are in parents demanding accountability
Speaker 1: and being knowledgeable of what is being told and taught
Speaker 1: and shown to their children, certainly what you're describing inappropriate ages.
Speaker 6: It's really sad, but people are disconnected here and unfortunately
Speaker 6: we have a preponderance of Democrats on the school board,
Speaker 6: with one notable exception who's a recent higher by Democrats
Speaker 6: for a long time to vote sixty five percent Democrat
Speaker 6: come every election, and I think they're kind of protecting
Speaker 6: their own and it's really really sad. I've verged people
Speaker 6: to get their kids the hell out of these government
Speaker 6: schools because they just don't seem to be getting better,
Speaker 6: and look what's happened.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you both. Keep up the good work. Rob Shilling,
Speaker 1: thank you. Noah Coffin, thank you. All Right, let's get
Speaker 1: back to our busy phones. Eight hundred and nine to
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Speaker 1: a part of the program. Jim and Wisconsin. Jim, how
Speaker 1: are you glad you called?
Speaker 5: Sir? I'm fine, Thanks Sean. Thank you very much for
Speaker 5: giving me opportunity talk to you.
Speaker 1: Thank you. What's happening?
Speaker 5: So much? So much stuff goes onto your program every day.
Speaker 5: You can't hardly miss a day, an hour, or any
Speaker 5: of it because it's just so much. The last comment,
Speaker 5: your show is packed with news content.
Speaker 1: Thank you well day long.
Speaker 5: It's just wonderful. Anyway, I want to talk about this
Speaker 5: interim agreement and the memorial, the Memorum of Understanding that
Speaker 5: Trump just came out with.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, the MOS the Memorandum of Understanding correct Im?
Speaker 1: You rather? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just.
Speaker 7: Love that approach. After they took the what is it
Speaker 7: five six, seven times where they had us going and
Speaker 7: then all of a sudden, look, okay, it's done, it's
Speaker 7: over with. We're back to war or we're back. We've
Speaker 7: broken all the agreements. Now he seems like he's got
Speaker 7: everything set up, everything is ready to go. Here's what
Speaker 7: I don't understand. I think he would if it gets broke,
Speaker 7: I think he would strike again. But why is not
Speaker 7: nobody else helping us? Can't NATO get involved? For them
Speaker 7: shooting down a helicopter, I think they just did it.
Speaker 7: To me, that would be an act of war if
Speaker 7: you shoot down somebody's helicopter. I just don't understand that.
Speaker 7: Maybe you can clear that up for me. And why
Speaker 7: if somebody would bomb my country, create United airgrip Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 7: anything that got hit by a missile from a Ran,
Speaker 7: Why aren't them people ready boots on the ground. Okay,
Speaker 7: you guys, let's go. We're going to provide the air support,
Speaker 7: boots on the ground from you other three. Let's get ready.
Speaker 7: Let's armor Iran people that are ready. I can just
Speaker 7: remember to solve Iran in what late nineteen seventy seventy
Speaker 7: eight seventy nine, somewhere right around and then where that
Speaker 7: was a decent country.
Speaker 1: Look, you're asking a lot of important questions, and you
Speaker 1: know there was a headline I saw one of the
Speaker 1: British papers, the world is abandoning President Trump in the
Speaker 1: US and turning against the USA. And I will tell
Speaker 1: you I've been making this point forever about quote globalist organizations.
Speaker 1: I don't care if it's the UN, the WEF, I
Speaker 1: don't care if it's idiotic deals like the Paris Climate Accords. NATO,
Speaker 1: particularly Europe, is in a precipitous decline, and they have
Speaker 1: been for decades. They have neglected their own national security interest.
Speaker 1: They've failed to pay their fair share. They have adopted socialism,
Speaker 1: climate alarmism. Donald Trump has pushed them to get back
Speaker 1: to center and prioritize properly, and he is hated for it.
Speaker 1: They abandoned us, they had no moral clarity on the
Speaker 1: number one state sponsor of terror. They've been absolutely useless.
Speaker 1: And I think when all is said and done, this
Speaker 1: is going to be a reconfiguration of NATO. If I
Speaker 1: had to imagine it, it won't remain in its current form,
Speaker 1: and countries that want bilateral defense agreements that are reliable
Speaker 1: to the US will be the future. But the worst
Speaker 1: part is that they've allowed unfettered illegal immigration without assimilation,
Speaker 1: and now it is a massive political force. I never
Speaker 1: thought i'd see Sharia courts in Great Britain. I never
Speaker 1: thought i'd see no go zones in Europe and countries
Speaker 1: like France. But it's all happening, and those politicians feel
Speaker 1: like they can't anger what is now a big part
Speaker 1: of the electoral base there. I don't see a path
Speaker 1: for Europe to recover, if you want to know the truth.
Speaker 1: But America has got to survive. America has got to
Speaker 1: be on the front lines of the next generation of weaponry, innovation,
Speaker 1: commitment to security, defense, and economic prosperity. We can do
Speaker 1: all of that without anybody's help, thank God. Anyway, I
Speaker 1: hope that does answer your question. Appreciate you being with us.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred nine four one is our number. If you
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Speaker 1: to James. He is in Hotlanta. James, You're on the
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity Show. How are you, sir?
Speaker 8: Hey, Sean, Yeah, I was calling about the agreement with Iran. Yes, sir,
Speaker 8: I would have liked to see, no, you know, at
Speaker 8: the beginning, no agreement of anything negotiation. I would have
Speaker 8: liked to see them continue to what they was doing,
Speaker 8: but not destroying the whole place, but to take out
Speaker 8: the leadership and take out that revolutionary regard and people
Speaker 8: like that and for ring I and Razor and and
Speaker 8: and also you know, naturally get the nuclear dust and
Speaker 8: take and put raiser there. Because I kind of think
Speaker 8: it's gonna be a cab and mouth game in the future.
Speaker 8: And when Donald Trump leaves office, I'm afraid we may
Speaker 8: get somebody like Kamana Harris and they be's a giggling
Speaker 8: while Iran is gonna be back at it making a
Speaker 8: nuclear bomb.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you a couple of questions. Did you
Speaker 1: ever hear the president talk about regime change?
Speaker 8: No, he didn't promise that. No, he didn't promise that.
Speaker 1: What was the president's top two priorities as it relates
Speaker 1: to a.
Speaker 8: Rat They should they cannot have a nuclear weapon, and
Speaker 8: and uh, he gonna open up the strakes, of course,
Speaker 8: but that.
Speaker 1: Based on what we now know today, Is there any
Speaker 1: chance in the next year that you see that the
Speaker 1: Iranians will be a nuclear armed or nuclear enriching country.
Speaker 8: No, I don't think right away, not right now. I'm
Speaker 8: just afraid. Okay, let's say even for right now, I'm
Speaker 8: afraid that if the Democrats win the House and Senate
Speaker 8: in November, which I know of, according to what you
Speaker 8: always saying that their candidates are so bad that we
Speaker 8: should win it.
Speaker 1: But well, I'm not saying we should win it. I'm
Speaker 1: saying that the historical trends I do not believe are
Speaker 1: applicable this midterm election cycle, which is a little bit different,
Speaker 1: but it's pretty much the same thing because they've gone
Speaker 1: so hardcore radical left. I think this is unlike any
Speaker 1: midterm I can think of in the last hundred years,
Speaker 1: to be honest.
Speaker 8: And the thing is that that makes them dangerous because
Speaker 8: I believe they would probably get together and try to
Speaker 8: pull us out of the million before we get the
Speaker 8: nuclear dust. They want Donald Trump to fail in this
Speaker 8: bad Democrats, and if they had to Uh, they had
Speaker 8: the House and Senate, they probably would try to sabbitize
Speaker 8: the whole thing and blame Donald Trump on it. And
Speaker 8: they probably and I'm afraid of what they're going to
Speaker 8: do to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: And then well, all of this is on the ballot.
Speaker 1: They're openly saying what they will do.
Speaker 8: You miss one more in mate they talking about doing,
Speaker 8: and that is taken away the electoral college. If they
Speaker 8: do that, California, Texas, and New York would basically pick
Speaker 8: the president every year every time. You can't if put
Speaker 8: with their population, you wouldn't need many stakes to even participate.
Speaker 8: It just would Ton discs. It'll what they are doing
Speaker 8: is trying to lock it down so Republicans can never
Speaker 8: get back off. It'll be a one party.
Speaker 1: They can try. But they got a big problem in
Speaker 1: the future. That is that they're on a collision course.
Speaker 1: All this mass migration out of these deep blue states
Speaker 1: and cities is going to result when we do the
Speaker 1: next census in twenty thirty in a massive shift from
Speaker 1: blue cities, blue state congressional districts to red cities, red
Speaker 1: states because people are moving to those states in droves
Speaker 1: to get away from the big bloated repressive governments in
Speaker 1: these radical blue states like New York and California, New
Speaker 1: Jersey and Illinois.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, you'd right. But I tell you who I've
Speaker 8: been a Republican. I was a Reagan Democrat way back.
Speaker 8: And it was back in the old days when I'm
Speaker 8: a I'm a no. I tell of Black for his
Speaker 8: son Ban. It was at a time that not many
Speaker 8: minorities was Republicans. But I took my time and looked
Speaker 8: at the policies and and what do I think It's
Speaker 8: the best way for this country to grow and continue
Speaker 8: to be the greatest nation in the on Earth. And
Speaker 8: I liked the Republican Party the way what Reagan was saying,
Speaker 8: the peace do strength. I always had a problem with
Speaker 8: the trade deficit, and I couldn't find no I didn't
Speaker 8: see no president want to deal with things. And that's
Speaker 8: what I like about Donald Trump. He's dealing with things
Speaker 8: that I've been I've been seeing. But I don't like
Speaker 8: no president wanted the money off the water and deal
Speaker 8: with things that was obvious, the trade deficit. Iran. I
Speaker 8: wish George Bush, instead of looking for weapons of mass
Speaker 8: destructuring in Iraq, used those soldiers to take down Iran. Uh,
Speaker 8: it just it just I'm very happy, very very happy
Speaker 8: with Donald Trump. But I'm just afraid that a little
Speaker 8: bit about I'm leaving those muddles back in charge. Continue him,
Speaker 8: leave them in charge, although we're dealing with different people.
Speaker 1: Well, remember, the President had his stated goals, He's achieved them,
Speaker 1: and as he's been saying, I'll just go back to
Speaker 1: bombing the living hell out of him if they don't
Speaker 1: abide by what he is asking for. I take the
Speaker 1: President as his word his actions here Toofore, I think
Speaker 1: back up my belief in him that he means what
Speaker 1: he says. But you know, let's let this play out.
Speaker 1: The President does have a lot on his plate beyond Iran.
Speaker 1: And if it's not a nuclear problem right now, and
Speaker 1: the straight gets open right now, and we can maybe
Speaker 1: threat a needle towards a peace deal that the president
Speaker 1: and based on the President's stated principles, not some memorandum,
Speaker 1: the world would be better off. Do I trust the Iranians? Nope,
Speaker 1: not one bit? Does he Nope, he's a trust but
Speaker 1: verified President James appreciate it. Thoughtful call. Eight hundred and
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Speaker 1: If I did a birthday request every time on TV,
Speaker 1: I probably would spend hours on end. Let me tell
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Speaker 5: Sean, so thank you so much for taking my call.
Speaker 5: This m you from the Iran. It's it looks like
Speaker 5: it's getting a lot of scrutiny from everybody, but trust
Speaker 5: I trust Trump on this and it's a work in
Speaker 5: It's still a work in progress. There's sixty days and
Speaker 5: it's just it's sixty days to come up with a
Speaker 5: final decision.
Speaker 1: The way I understand it, when I've heard him now
Speaker 1: in the last two days say three times that he
Speaker 1: will blow them to hell and back if they don't
Speaker 1: go along with what he is demanding. And he's been
Speaker 1: very consistent on that. The question I guess I have
Speaker 1: is why do some people doubt what he's saying. I mean,
Speaker 1: I think is actions have proven time and time again
Speaker 1: that he's willing to do all of it, and he's
Speaker 1: done all of it. And he also has other stuff
Speaker 1: that he has to pay attention to. We have an economy,
Speaker 1: we have an election, we have other national security concerns.
Speaker 1: You know, there's no problem with the president going in
Speaker 1: anytime he wants. As he told me directly I talked
Speaker 1: to at the G seven don He told me I
Speaker 1: won't think twice and I believed him.
Speaker 5: I believe him too. But you just see so much
Speaker 5: on the you know, in social media and on television
Speaker 5: that what's what's Trump doing? Is he giving too much
Speaker 5: credit to the Iranians. I don't think he's doing that
Speaker 5: at all. I think it's still trust.
Speaker 1: But verify what I was told on and I talked
Speaker 1: to a number of people, is he hit him hard
Speaker 1: twice last week, and then he said he's going to
Speaker 1: hit him harder the third night in a row. And
Speaker 1: then he said, and I think I'm taking carg Island.
Speaker 1: Then almost immediately a series of events occurred meaning that
Speaker 1: the Iranians will sign whatever you want, and that ended
Speaker 1: up being the m ou and so. But do I
Speaker 1: think the mo Ou? I honestly, I think they made
Speaker 1: too big a deal about that when it has they've
Speaker 1: already negotiated way beyond that anyway, and I've had that
Speaker 1: confirmed by multiple people involved in it.
Speaker 5: Yep, Sean, you know what, we signed a peace deal
Speaker 5: with the Japan on the USS Missouri at the end
Speaker 5: of World War Two. There must have been a lot
Speaker 5: of mistrust and it all worked out pretty well. No.
Speaker 1: I mean, remember Reagan walked away from regievic that's right,
Speaker 1: and you know, yet not happening, and people say, oh,
Speaker 1: he's going to start World War three, but no, the
Speaker 1: you know, it took a couple of years, but that
Speaker 1: wall came tumbling down big don We appreciate you, man,
Speaker 1: Thank you. Eight hundred ninety four one, Shawn al Texas
Speaker 1: God bless Texas out. What's going on?
Speaker 10: A Sean handed my favorite TV personality, Dan, I've listened
Speaker 10: to you for years, Dude.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it, man. What's going on?
Speaker 10: Love?
Speaker 1: My friends in Texas?
Speaker 10: Oh, doing great. We are so pumped and so ready
Speaker 10: for midterms. We're so ready to see the defeat of
Speaker 10: that crazy tell Rico.
Speaker 1: By gosh, By the way, what are people saying in
Speaker 1: Texas about six check under God? Is non binary? Men
Speaker 1: play women's sports? Tula Rico?
Speaker 10: So here at the point I called you had a
Speaker 10: guy on there yesterday that was all concerned about the
Speaker 10: material or conservative guy. But man, it's such a thin thread.
Speaker 9: You know, what if this?
Speaker 8: What if that?
Speaker 10: You know, the people in Texas that are conservatives, we
Speaker 10: don't get up and beat our chest and holler from
Speaker 10: the mountaintops like these crazy little defties, do you know?
Speaker 7: We just do life.
Speaker 10: You know, we work hard, we take care of our families,
Speaker 10: we worship at the church of our choice, you know,
Speaker 10: and we just take care of life, you know. And
Speaker 10: that's where the majority of the people is. And I
Speaker 10: think one of the things that really concerns me a
Speaker 10: lot is the voice, the megaphone of the far left.
Speaker 10: And just like the gentleman was just one with you
Speaker 10: just now about social media, social media, social media, get
Speaker 10: so sick of hearing that, you know, we need to
Speaker 10: learn to have real conversations with one another, you know,
Speaker 10: call the eyeball, where we can actually communicate what's on
Speaker 10: our minds, what we're really feeling, right, and get off
Speaker 10: of the social media. Say I applaud you, Sean.
Speaker 6: You have you have got you know.
Speaker 10: The gonads of steel, our friend, to stand up like
Speaker 10: you do, to laugh, to make such consistently, over and
Speaker 10: over and over.
Speaker 1: Oh they don't. They don't really like me that much.
Speaker 1: But I'm not looking to be liked by them. I
Speaker 1: prefer people like you in Texas, like this show. We
Speaker 1: try to be different than all of them. We've been
Speaker 1: proven right way more than all of them. We take
Speaker 1: pride in our work, but we don't take ourselves too seriously.
Speaker 1: And I think I'm going to be more right than
Speaker 1: wrong when it comes to this being a very very
Speaker 1: different mid term election cycle. I hope I'm right. I
Speaker 1: don't see six gender. I just don't see the people
Speaker 1: of Texas voting for this madness. I just don't. All right,
Speaker 1: that's gonna wrap things up for today. Hannity Tonight, nine
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