Speaker 1: Well, we'll come in.
Speaker 2: To your city, gonna.
Speaker 1: Play our gears and saying you a consciousse will be
Speaker 1: desire jail and if you want a little banging.
Speaker 3: Union, I come along.
Speaker 4: I don't think that we should have billionaires because frankly,
Speaker 4: it is so much money in a moment of such inequality.
Speaker 5: This isn't just.
Speaker 1: About mister mom doniy as an individual.
Speaker 4: This is about the message that the people of New
Speaker 4: York City are trying to send to our party.
Speaker 1: What do you think the message is?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: People want to be able to afford to dream and
Speaker 2: they want a government that bets on them.
Speaker 5: Freedom is back in style, welcome to the revolution.
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Speaker 1: the one big Beautiful bill being passed in the Senate,
Speaker 1: now we'll go to the House. Plans now as of
Speaker 1: today are that it will be debated and voted on.
Speaker 1: Hopefully tomorrow, uh, and hopefully passed. And UH, there's more
Speaker 1: good in it. But as I said both on radio
Speaker 1: yesterday on TV last night, there are a lot of
Speaker 1: provisions policies I don't like, uh, and there's a lot
Speaker 1: more cutting that I want to see. And I think that.
Speaker 1: But with that said, this legislation, you know, the it'll
Speaker 1: be the largest tax cut in American history, and Democrats
Speaker 1: will be voting for the largest tax increase in American history.
Speaker 1: The bill also eliminates taxes on tips, and over time,
Speaker 1: eighty eight percent of seniors will not pay taxes on
Speaker 1: Social Security as a result of this bill. There is
Speaker 1: a misnomer and a myth, Oh, these tax cuts, we
Speaker 1: can't afford them. We've got to pay for them, which
Speaker 1: is the argument that some of my friends make. And
Speaker 1: I'm like, no, you're wrong, because Reagan cut taxes from
Speaker 1: seventy to twenty eight percent the top marginal rate, and
Speaker 1: revenues to the federal government actually doubled. The bill not perfectly,
Speaker 1: but it eliminates you know, it tackles waste, fraud and
Speaker 1: abuse of Medicaid, creates a new work requirement for able
Speaker 1: bodied Americans. You know, just to fact check it. There's
Speaker 1: been a lot of demagoguery going on, and thank god,
Speaker 1: most Americans, unlike me, were sleep last night. You know, Oh,
Speaker 1: only the wealthy benefit from the tax cuts. Well, we're
Speaker 1: going to introduce shit a Kurt Couchman, a senior fellow
Speaker 1: in Fiscal Policy for Americans for Prosperity, and he points
Speaker 1: out it doesn't make it true because they say it.
Speaker 1: The twenty seventeen Tax Cuts and Jobs Act helped all Americans,
Speaker 1: not just a fortune a few, and lower taxes across
Speaker 1: every income level and simplified you know, filing by doubling
Speaker 1: the standard deduction and adjusting it annually annually for inflation.
Speaker 1: The bill cuts Medicaid for people who rely on it.
Speaker 1: That's another lie. The reforms to Medicaid and the One
Speaker 1: Big Beautiful Bill aren't about cuts. They're focused on fixing
Speaker 1: a broken system to better serve the people that need
Speaker 1: it most, and you know, and putting in work requirements
Speaker 1: for able bodied people. You know, I thought, we're you know,
Speaker 1: it is the reform that has been necessary for a
Speaker 1: long time. The idea that Medicaid and medicare you get
Speaker 1: the same service you literally paid nine times more in
Speaker 1: some cases for the exact same medical procedure, if you're
Speaker 1: getting Medicare versus Medicaid. It's insane. And the idea that
Speaker 1: tax cuts somehow, Oh, no, it's going to explode the deficit. Well, no,
Speaker 1: hopefully it's not going to explode the deficil because again,
Speaker 1: Reagan doubled revenues by cutting taxes, and that's what happens
Speaker 1: every time he cut taxes. But Trump's first three years
Speaker 1: in office, when he cut taxes, it created record low
Speaker 1: after record low unemployment for every American, for African Americans,
Speaker 1: Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans, women in the workplace, African American
Speaker 1: youth unemployment. That would be inclusive, that would be one
Speaker 1: that's helping working men and women. Democrats voted against what
Speaker 1: they want to keep taxing tips to the maximum level
Speaker 1: and tax overtime to the maximum level and not incentivize
Speaker 1: people to work harder. That's insane, and this is a
Speaker 1: great first step. I want to see other things. I
Speaker 1: didn't like the salt deduction in the bill, but on measure,
Speaker 1: it's the having been up all night, we did not
Speaker 1: have the votes by eight am this morning because I
Speaker 1: was up talking to senators all night. They did not
Speaker 1: have the votes as of eight am this morning. And
Speaker 1: then people say, well, you know, this is unfortunately the
Speaker 1: way the swamp works, but it is the most conservative
Speaker 1: bill I've seen in my lifetime. Kurt Couchman with US
Speaker 1: Senior Fellow Fiscal Policy at Americans for Prosperity.
Speaker 5: How are you, sir, Hey San, I'm doing well. That
Speaker 5: was all very well said, and I'm glad to be
Speaker 5: with you today.
Speaker 1: All right, you have studied all of this, and you know,
Speaker 1: a lot of the demagoguery that we heard is like
Speaker 1: the typical, you know, language that we hear every two
Speaker 1: and four years during elections that Republicans of racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic,
Speaker 1: is lamophobic. They want dirty air and water, and they
Speaker 1: want grandma and grandpa ty dog and cat food before
Speaker 1: Donald Trump throws them over a cliff in a wheelchair.
Speaker 1: And when they say, and they were out there saying
Speaker 1: this only benefits the wealthy, that's a lie. When they
Speaker 1: said this bill cuts medicaid for the people who rely
Speaker 1: on it, that's a lie. That it will explode the deficit.
Speaker 1: You point out all three of those of major lies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely true. The tax cuts in this bill build
Speaker 5: on the twenty seventeen tax cuts, and those have benefited
Speaker 5: all Americans, sometimes directly through your personal income taxes, but
Speaker 5: also through making investment more profitable and more investment going
Speaker 5: into the economy increases our productivity and also our wages.
Speaker 5: There are provisions in this that will improve healthcare for
Speaker 5: all Americans. It will shift resources from the inefficient, low
Speaker 5: value green energy nonsense into the energy resources that will
Speaker 5: make electricity cheaper for all Americans, and drive manufacturing and
Speaker 5: innovation all across the country.
Speaker 1: Well, there's other things that the President's doing that will
Speaker 1: benefit the economy also. It seems to have gone unnoticed
Speaker 1: by most in the legacy media, but nobody really pays
Speaker 1: attention to them anymore anyway. But I think it's a
Speaker 1: big deal that the President has made this push and
Speaker 1: as part of this build to push America towards energy dominance.
Speaker 1: Not only will that make us an energy rich country
Speaker 1: and result in a lot of revenues that we're really
Speaker 1: not planning on, but similarly create high paying career jobs
Speaker 1: in the energy sector. The President was able to secure,
Speaker 1: through his trade policy and tariff policy, over ten trillion
Speaker 1: dollars in manufacturing commitments for the next four years, and
Speaker 1: in critical national security areas like pharmaceuticals and semiconductor chips,
Speaker 1: but also auto manufacturing. That's a big win again for
Speaker 1: American workers, and that's high paying career jobs and they
Speaker 1: won't be competing with Biden Harris, the illegals that are
Speaker 1: being deported every day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there are a lot of things going on right now.
Speaker 5: The administration is doing many, many different things that are
Speaker 5: good for the country, good for growth. This bill also
Speaker 5: includes a lot and it's not the only effort to
Speaker 5: restrain spending. I get the spending and the debt under control.
Speaker 5: We had a full year continuing resolution that reduced appropriations
Speaker 5: compared to the economy has requested recisions, which is canceling
Speaker 5: appropriated spending, this wastehold that we don't need. The House
Speaker 5: has past that, it's sitting in the Senate. That should
Speaker 5: be the next thing they take up and pass. Cut
Speaker 5: wasteful spending. There's more recisions requests coming. There are savings
Speaker 5: the Trump administration could do on its own just by
Speaker 5: changing some of the regulations for some of these programs.
Speaker 5: And then there's fixing the whole system. You know, the
Speaker 5: federal budget system is totally dysfunctional and broken. It's amazing
Speaker 5: that we can get the good things that we're getting
Speaker 5: this year given that, But imagine if we had a
Speaker 5: functional budget system, like all the incredible things that Congress
Speaker 5: could actually deliver along with President Trump for the American people.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you about this. I know that there
Speaker 1: are some Congressmen and maybe justifiably so, and I understand it.
Speaker 1: But on the other hand, it is what it is
Speaker 1: that are frustrated. They weren't up all night talking to
Speaker 1: senators as I was, and I'm just telling you, I'm
Speaker 1: giving you, you know how the sausages. We did not
Speaker 1: have the votes at eight am this morning, and then
Speaker 1: finally push came to shove and it was like, okay,
Speaker 1: finally they got the last vote that they needed. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to get into personality. So the changes that
Speaker 1: were made correct me if I'm wrong. This bill in
Speaker 1: the Senate, which never in my lifetime, can I think
Speaker 1: of another instance where this happened, saves more money than
Speaker 1: the House bill, and some Republican Congressmen are upset that
Speaker 1: any changes were made. But the problem is the Senate
Speaker 1: has this parliamentarian and this process called reconciliation, which caused
Speaker 1: them to have to make some changes, not really much
Speaker 1: different in my view from what the House passed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there are a lot of great savings in the
Speaker 5: House past version. There are a lot of great savings
Speaker 5: in the Senate past version. There have been so many
Speaker 5: changes that we're still digesting what they've all been, and
Speaker 5: of course we need to wait for the scorekeepers to
Speaker 5: come out and say how much each provision saved costs
Speaker 5: or whatever. But there's a lot of really good important things,
Speaker 5: and that you touched on the border security and the
Speaker 5: other defense pieces. One of the things that's really important
Speaker 5: about that is that it avoided having to make a
Speaker 5: deal with the Democrats when we did the full year
Speaker 5: continuing resolution earlier in the year. That would have been
Speaker 5: crazy expensive, and so we were able to get those
Speaker 5: resources where they were needed without having to make a deal.
Speaker 5: There are a lot of things that will have dynamic effects.
Speaker 5: There are expansions in health savings accounts and direct primary
Speaker 5: care that will help to transform our healthcare system over
Speaker 5: the coming years and decades. And of course there's just
Speaker 5: so much more that needs to be done. We do
Speaker 5: have too much spending, but there are narrow margins in
Speaker 5: the House in the Senate, and so this was probably
Speaker 5: the best that could have been agreed to under these circumstances.
Speaker 5: And it's also important to compare that to what would
Speaker 5: have happened if these tax cuts had to be extended
Speaker 5: in a bipartisan deal at the end of the year.
Speaker 5: A lot of the great reform that we're seeing would
Speaker 5: be totally impossible. There'd be no way you could get
Speaker 5: rid of the Biden green energy stuff. You couldn't make
Speaker 5: the substantive changes to healthcare, you couldn't overhaul the student
Speaker 5: loan program, you couldn't expand the provisions that will lead
Speaker 5: to more investments that make Americans better off. So passing
Speaker 5: or not passing this bill would end up being would
Speaker 5: end up leading to a far worse deal because it
Speaker 5: would have to be done with Democrats, and on every dimension,
Speaker 5: whether it's fiscal or the policies or anything else, it
Speaker 5: would be inferior to what is currently on the table
Speaker 5: and going to the House.
Speaker 1: No, I totally agree with you, And again, there are opportunities,
Speaker 1: and I'm not going to count on it. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to be naive because I've followed this process for
Speaker 1: far too long. But there's a window of opportunity here
Speaker 1: to get all these good things in the bill, from
Speaker 1: border security and deportation money and defense spending that is
Speaker 1: desperately need, did for the next generation of weaponry, to
Speaker 1: energy issues, to tax cuts that are permanent, to really
Speaker 1: looking out for working men and women in the service industry,
Speaker 1: and it just it has a lot of good things
Speaker 1: in there. The energy sector is another one. Those are
Speaker 1: things that are desperately needed. I'll take those as a
Speaker 1: win now and hopefully they'll come back and do even more.
Speaker 5: That's right, Take the win, keep coming back, and there's
Speaker 5: just a lot more work to do. But this is
Speaker 5: something that is right there, ready to go. So let's
Speaker 5: do it right now, and then let's keep working at it.
Speaker 5: I mean, Congress is not you know, we've done the
Speaker 5: one thing and now we're done. No. No, there's a
Speaker 5: lot more on the agenda that we'll need to be
Speaker 5: done in the coming months and years.
Speaker 1: I totally agree with all of that. We appreciate your
Speaker 1: time anyway. Kirk Couchman, Senior Fellow Fiscal Policy Americans for Prosperity,
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, Thanks.
Speaker 5: For having me. Sean good to be with you.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to a busy, busy telephones. All right,
Speaker 1: let's say hi to Cody and Alabama didn't like the
Speaker 1: big beautiful bill. What's up, Cody? How are you glad
Speaker 1: you called?
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you Sean for taking our calls. My first
Speaker 6: time I've ever gotten on. I'm just concerned about the
Speaker 6: increased deficit and I hear up to four trillion and
Speaker 6: that the spending cuts are delayed after supposedly after Trump's
Speaker 6: second term.
Speaker 1: But no, that's not actually true, because the spending cuts
Speaker 1: are ongoing with DOZE and they're trying to weed out
Speaker 1: in every department. And DOZE has not stop since Elon
Speaker 1: Musk left. Always fraud, abuse and corruption. And you know
Speaker 1: last week, for example, they came up with billions of
Speaker 1: dollars in discoveries. I mean, it's insane.
Speaker 6: Well, concerns of me for when my reading is that
Speaker 6: so security will be cut by twenty three percent for everybody.
Speaker 1: And who told you that that's not true? Eighty eight
Speaker 1: percent of seniors. No, they're not getting cuts, they're getting increases,
Speaker 1: and they won't pay taxes on Social Security.
Speaker 6: Why now they're talking eight years in the future.
Speaker 1: It'll be well, I'm asking a question, where did you
Speaker 1: hear this? Who's telling you this?
Speaker 6: Wall Street Journal? And a check it out The New
Speaker 6: York Times. Both of them said the same thing.
Speaker 1: The New York Times isn't worth the paper it's printed
Speaker 1: on number one, number two.
Speaker 2: I agree with that.
Speaker 6: I agree with that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you know, look, there is an assumption, and
Speaker 1: I think this is where a lot of people make mistakes,
Speaker 1: is that when you cut taxes, and I think you
Speaker 1: would agree, cutting taxes on hard working Americans is a
Speaker 1: good thing, right. I believe that eliminating tax on tips
Speaker 1: and social and overtime, or at least reducing them greatly, I
Speaker 1: think that's a good thing. Would you agree with that?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, And making the tax cut permanent, that's a good thing,
Speaker 1: rather than the largest tax increase in history, which would
Speaker 1: happen if this bill expired.
Speaker 6: My biggest concern is increasing the death of another four
Speaker 6: trillion dollars about it.
Speaker 1: But here's here's you're right, and I see the numbers
Speaker 1: like you do. Let me tell you what's not factored in.
Speaker 1: Tell me what happened when Reagan dropped the top mark
Speaker 1: general rate from seventy to twenty eight percent, what happened
Speaker 1: to revenues to the federal government while he was president?
Speaker 1: Do you know?
Speaker 6: Yeah, they increased, No.
Speaker 1: They didn't increase, They doubled, Okay, and we ended up
Speaker 1: with twenty one million new jobs and the longest period
Speaker 1: of peacetime economic growth in history. When Trump first implemented
Speaker 1: the tax cuts in twenty seventeen, what happened to the economy.
Speaker 1: We had three incredible years with record low after the
Speaker 1: record low unemployment because of all the money that was
Speaker 1: being invested because it was saved. And then that results
Speaker 1: in more revenues to the government. The problem is they
Speaker 1: take in more money, and then Congress spends more money.
Speaker 1: Now there's more that they can do. But to not
Speaker 1: take the tax cuts, and to not take the money
Speaker 1: invested in securing our border, getting rid of criminal illegals,
Speaker 1: not putting reforms in medicaid, et cetera, not bringing out
Speaker 1: the next generation of weaponry, and investing in defense and
Speaker 1: energy dominance, I think would be a mistake. The opportunity
Speaker 1: would be missed, and I would you can just tell you,
Speaker 1: having been up all night, that this is the best
Speaker 1: they were going to get out of the Senate or
Speaker 1: your calls on the other side. All right, let's get
Speaker 1: to our busy telephones. Kelly in my free state of Florida.
Speaker 1: Alligator Alcatraz, the Big Donald Trump and Ron De Santis
Speaker 1: were there today. It was great. What's going on? How
Speaker 1: are you, Kelly?
Speaker 4: Hey, I'm doing great. I'm here in red, the red
Speaker 4: of Fort Myers. Anyways, I just want to call it.
Speaker 1: I love Fort Myers. I know you guys got whacked
Speaker 1: really hard. As has the city come back after that
Speaker 1: hurricane wiped out a lot of the coastal areas.
Speaker 4: A lot of it. Surprisingly, Yes, it taken. It's going
Speaker 4: on two years now, but the downtown area is back
Speaker 4: up and running. Lot business centers are going on.
Speaker 1: I'm glad to hear that. I really am. The people
Speaker 1: in Fort Myers are great.
Speaker 4: Yes, So I just called to sit there say hey,
Speaker 4: your show was great on Saturday night. I enjoyed it.
Speaker 4: Thank you, I said, two rows behind this wonderful bombshell blonde.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 1: I wonder who, but yeah, it was.
Speaker 4: It was an excellent show. It's a shame they have
Speaker 4: people on the East coast Clint see it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Saturday now we're going to be We're rescheduling
Speaker 1: that we're gonna we'll probably do it because a lot
Speaker 1: of people go away for the summer. We'll probably do
Speaker 1: it in the early fall. But we're definitely doing it.
Speaker 1: Just had unforeseen circumstances. Life happens, unfortunately, and I feel
Speaker 1: bad that people were you know, I just feel I
Speaker 1: never want to let anybody down. Ever, we're doing it.
Speaker 1: We're we're definitely going to do it.
Speaker 4: Great. Yeah, and you know, hey, maybe next time down
Speaker 4: here in Fort Minors, I'll tell you it's this light
Speaker 4: ever read and you'll handle You probably won't have the
Speaker 4: two protesters which were sitting out there Saturday night.
Speaker 3: Hey, you had it.
Speaker 1: Oh there were two protesters outside.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you had two protesters.
Speaker 1: We had the one liberal inside. I kept kept going
Speaker 1: at him until he finally said, all right, I give up.
Speaker 1: I'm a conservative. I agree with you.
Speaker 4: That was funny. But yes, excellent, excellent show. And I
Speaker 4: hope that poor guy got his jacket back from Jimmy
Speaker 4: after Jimmy moudom for it.
Speaker 1: That's probably Jimmy's Jimmy is a pro and and uh uh,
Speaker 1: look I did my level best on the comedy side
Speaker 1: and had fun doing it and loved being around great
Speaker 1: Americans like you that make the country great every day.
Speaker 4: Hey, you're very welcome.
Speaker 1: You know what, what a beautiful what a beautiful hall,
Speaker 1: Ruth Eckert Hall was beautiful back to the brim, you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. It wasn't an empty seat in the house.
Speaker 1: It was great, all right, all right, my friend, God
Speaker 1: bless you appreciate it. All right. So, well, this is
Speaker 1: going to be interesting. Mac in Texas. I'm a Marxist
Speaker 1: Mandani supporter. Uh, what's up? Mac? Tell me why you
Speaker 1: support the Marxist and global entifata And there shouldn't be
Speaker 1: any billionaires and we should take over the means of production.
Speaker 1: I've got a new cup we're gonna play on TV tonight.
Speaker 1: Apparently wants to buy up large parcels of land and
Speaker 1: have community you know, communes for people.
Speaker 2: He well, sir, the uh, the reason I called in
Speaker 2: is I think you were being way too hard on him,
Speaker 2: because he at least he comes out and he tells
Speaker 2: you what he is. He tells you that he's a socialist, communist,
Speaker 2: anti Semite, anti capitalist guy. And too many Rhinos in
Speaker 2: the Republican Party that they don't you don't know who
Speaker 2: they are. Until they get elected and then they screw
Speaker 2: up the works. I am not a supporter of around
Speaker 2: mom Downey. I just I just I do admire him
Speaker 2: for coming straight out and saying what he is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he really doesn't come straight out. I mean,
Speaker 1: he had three opportunities over the weekend taking them Like,
Speaker 1: for example, if I asked you macint Texas, do you
Speaker 1: condemn racism.
Speaker 2: Him, Yes, I do.
Speaker 1: Of course, of course you do. If I asked you,
Speaker 1: do you condemn anti Semitism?
Speaker 2: Yes I do. But also here in America.
Speaker 1: Well, why well, he was given three opportunities to do so,
Speaker 1: and based on some of his other previous remarks and
Speaker 1: events that he attended, I think it's pretty obvious where
Speaker 1: he stands, and that makes him as far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 1: You know a guy that is radicalized and extreme to
Speaker 1: the maximum level, and you're just applauding his honesty. But then,
Speaker 1: you know, here's the danger we have as a country
Speaker 1: is that this is what the Democratic Party as a
Speaker 1: whole now is evolved into. That scares me.
Speaker 2: That is true that there are a lot of anti
Speaker 2: Semites in the Democratic Party. That's why he doesn't denounce it.
Speaker 2: Those people are voting for him.
Speaker 1: And well, that's that's the bigger picture I'm trying to
Speaker 1: get people to understand. But his party is now run
Speaker 1: by Donnie Marxistmondami. It's run by aoc Kasamine Crockett, the Squad,
Speaker 1: Grandpa Bernie Pocahontas. And and there's a reason why you
Speaker 1: don't hear from Hakeem Jeffries or Chucky Schumer is because
Speaker 1: they're scared to death of their own face. And where
Speaker 1: they would previously in a past life, they would have
Speaker 1: condemned it outright. The party now is just owned by
Speaker 1: the radicals, which maybe is a good thing. The American
Speaker 1: people see it. We learned a lot about Kamala Harrison.
Speaker 1: You know, in the last election, we saw Joe Biden
Speaker 1: leave wide open borders and then lie to us, lie
Speaker 1: about his cognitive state, lie about the economy. And we
Speaker 1: see with you know, Kamala Harris, she wants taxpayer funded
Speaker 1: sex change operations for illegals. You know, her running mate
Speaker 1: wanted taxpayer funded education college education for illegals. Also wanted
Speaker 1: to put tampons in boys' bathrooms and schools and grammar schools,
Speaker 1: and also supports gender affirming care without parental consent. That
Speaker 1: is the party on top of the Marxism and statism
Speaker 1: and you know, radicalism. You know, the party that tolerated
Speaker 1: no problem, you know, tolerating violence against Elon Musk, the
Speaker 1: party that remained silent in the summer of twenty twenty
Speaker 1: and the case of Kama didn't just remain silent, silent,
Speaker 1: she stood in solidarity with the rioters. And the party
Speaker 1: that you know is it's tolerating virual and anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: And I just think as long as the American people
Speaker 1: are fully aware of who they are and how bad
Speaker 1: they've gotten, you know, I don't think I've done a
Speaker 1: good enough job. I've got, We've got We've got to
Speaker 1: spread the word because we have a midterm coming up
Speaker 1: in eighteen months. And you may think that's a long
Speaker 1: way away, it's going to be here in a blink
Speaker 1: of an eye and we'll be doing our election countdown
Speaker 1: in six months and this is going to be probably
Speaker 1: the most important midterm in our life. Otherwise we're going
Speaker 1: to spend the two the two years after the twenty
Speaker 1: sixth election, you know, dealing with impeachment. Impeachment. Impeachment not
Speaker 1: good anyway. My friend, appreciate the call. Uh Todd Louisiana.
Speaker 1: Next on the Sean Hennity Show.
Speaker 3: What's Up, Todd good effning sewn. I was just like
Speaker 3: watching the whole debate thing in Schumer and and and
Speaker 3: the fact that he just sits there and lies and
Speaker 3: lies and lies. If a Republican had done that, I mean,
Speaker 3: you would have helped him run a model out of Washington.
Speaker 3: But Schumer sits there for telling the lies about Biden
Speaker 3: for for four years basically, and then and then they
Speaker 3: comes back and they gets caught in the bald face
Speaker 3: line and they ask him about it. He says, well,
Speaker 3: we're just ready to move on now.
Speaker 1: They don't tell you the truth. I mean, that's that's
Speaker 1: the bottom line. And you know, if you want to
Speaker 1: know why the Democratic Party, this is an amazing thing.
Speaker 1: They're they're like scratching their heads and they have no
Speaker 1: idea why they lost the last election. And I just
Speaker 1: ran through a series of reasons. Why did the party
Speaker 1: of woke elites? We saw this on displaying the Senate.
Speaker 1: They claimed to be the party of working men and women?
Speaker 1: Then why did they vote for the largest tax hike
Speaker 1: in American history? Why wouldn't they vote to cut taxes
Speaker 1: on working men and women, no tax on tips, no
Speaker 1: tax on overtime. Why wouldn't they vote for those things?
Speaker 1: Why did they leave the border wide open and lie
Speaker 1: to us? Why do they support our champion the rights
Speaker 1: of men to play women's sports rather than protect women.
Speaker 1: You know, why are they the party that's against energy
Speaker 1: dominance and but they're perfectly fine with us importing energy.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's the lifeblood of the world's economy. Why
Speaker 1: are they the party that that depleted our defense department
Speaker 1: and put us in a hole that we have to
Speaker 1: now dig ourselves out of a gap of vulnerability that
Speaker 1: like when Reagan was president. I mean, it's on every
Speaker 1: one of these issues. They're radical and they're wrong, and
Speaker 1: they just care about wokeness and getting pronouns and gender
Speaker 1: affirming care and all these other issues. And then I'm
Speaker 1: focused on the people, the vast, overwhelming ninety nine percent
Speaker 1: of Americans that just want a better life for themselves
Speaker 1: than their children. Yeah, no, no, what do you spectacular?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: And on the border, they they're coming out and they're saying, oh,
Speaker 3: Trump is against border security because he didn't want to
Speaker 3: go he didn't he told everybody to vote against their
Speaker 3: boondoggle of a bill, and then he's already proven it
Speaker 3: that they were lying, that they were not even trying
Speaker 3: to secure the border. They were just gaslighting the American
Speaker 3: publican and I just I'm just thankful that we got
Speaker 3: places to go to listen to somebody that actually makes sense.
Speaker 3: I mean, every now and then you have to give
Speaker 3: an econ one on one lesson to some of your listeners,
Speaker 3: which I don't understand.
Speaker 1: But oh, I mean, for example, you know, we shouldn't
Speaker 1: have billionaires. Think about that. Yeah, And now, if you
Speaker 1: really look at this, anybody that I don't know people
Speaker 1: that inherited money in their life, I really don't. But
Speaker 1: I have met millionaires and I have met billionaires in
Speaker 1: my life, and in every case, they earned it the
Speaker 1: old fashioned way. You know, they worked their ass off
Speaker 1: number one. Number two, they were they were providing goods
Speaker 1: and services that people wanted, needed and desired and that
Speaker 1: they freely paid for them. And I would argue the
Speaker 1: world is better off because we now have computers and
Speaker 1: phones at our disposal at all times. And you know,
Speaker 1: I think we're better off that Elon Musk is doing
Speaker 1: all of his work, don't. I don't care about his politics,
Speaker 1: about the big beautiful bill, and you know the idea.
Speaker 1: You know, I never got a job from a poor
Speaker 1: person when I worked in restaurants. Poor people can't afford
Speaker 1: to go to a restaurant. They just can't. And so
Speaker 1: the people that are we're paying my salary at a
Speaker 1: point when I needed that job to pay my rent,
Speaker 1: I'm glad they came in. I'm glad they had the
Speaker 1: money to buy and leave me a tip if I
Speaker 1: did a good job. When I did construction, I was
Speaker 1: not hired by poor people. I got hired by people
Speaker 1: that could afford my services. And you know, my entire
Speaker 1: radio and TV career, I got hired by people that
Speaker 1: own radio and TV stations. And I'm very grateful to
Speaker 1: all of them, and I don't hate them that they're successful.
Speaker 1: And the American Dreams was supposed to believe in freedom.
Speaker 1: They don't believe in freedom or pro choice, except we
Speaker 1: want to tell you what car to drive, what stove
Speaker 1: you can or cannot use, what refrigerator and freezer you
Speaker 1: cannot and cannot use, what washer and dryer you cannot
Speaker 1: and cannot use, and what straw you can and cannot use.
Speaker 1: I mere break all right, quick break right back to
Speaker 1: our phones are toll free numbers eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: four one sean. If you want to be a part
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Speaker 1: part of the program. David and Arizona have about a
Speaker 1: minute and twenty seconds. It's all yours.
Speaker 7: Hi, Hey Sean, thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it, Thank you.
Speaker 4: I just I was.
Speaker 7: Thinking about the left, how they are with how they
Speaker 7: were so against us sending bombs over to Iran and
Speaker 7: taking care of what needed to be taken care of,
Speaker 7: and then after it was said and done, how now
Speaker 7: they are complaining that the bombs weren't big enough, that
Speaker 7: they didn't destroy enough of what we went over there
Speaker 7: to destroy. They just can't figure out what they want
Speaker 7: to do. The left, they are so lost that whole
Speaker 7: Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: Oh look, I can tell you right now it is.
Speaker 1: This is what they are. And in spite of them,
Speaker 1: you know, in spite of everything they threw at Trump,
Speaker 1: the media was ignored, Democrats were ignored, and the American
Speaker 1: people saw through it, and the American people have embraced
Speaker 1: the cause of American greatness again, and we saw that
Speaker 1: on display with foreign policy and taken out a Ram's nukes,
Speaker 1: a very dangerous, bold decision by the president. Incredible, you know,
Speaker 1: professionalism of the greatest military on Earth. You know, he's
Speaker 1: doing the same thing with the borders, the same thing
Speaker 1: with the economy, same thing with law and order, same
Speaker 1: thing with our Defense department, same thing with energy. These
Speaker 1: are all big, big ideas and he's implementing them and
Speaker 1: the most conservative agenda I've seen in my lifetime. There's
Speaker 1: a poll out today that Republican voters now give Trump
Speaker 1: a higher approval rating than they did Reagan. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, sixty three percent rating among Republican voters as
Speaker 1: of Tuesday. Fake news CNN reported this. Anyway, I appreciate
Speaker 1: the call, my friend eight hundred and ninety four one Sean,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program. Wow,
Speaker 1: our friend Chris Hahn is going to join us. This
Speaker 1: is going to be interesting. Chuckie Schumer's protege