Speaker 1: Our two Sean Hannity Show toll Free on numbers eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety four one. Sean, if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program, look, I don't want
Speaker 1: to be a buzzkill. I understand the Knicks haven't won
Speaker 1: a championship. How many years has it been.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Katie knows, and Jason knows, and Linda, you don't know
Speaker 1: anything about sports, but it's been a long time. What
Speaker 1: was it since the seventies, It's been a long time
Speaker 1: since they won the championship.
Speaker 2: Now, when they lose on Monday night.
Speaker 1: What do we see writing chaotic behavior, insanity? And when
Speaker 1: they win last night and what was the best, biggest,
Speaker 1: largest comeback in history, the same thing happens.
Speaker 2: You can't even believe it. He's a report from yesterday.
Speaker 3: Police telling us now that multiple people are in custody
Speaker 3: after celebrations here spiraled out of control. At this time,
Speaker 3: it's still unclear if there were any injuries now here,
Speaker 3: take a look at some of that wild video from
Speaker 3: last night showing the chaos unfolding after the next win,
Speaker 3: with crowds flooding the streets around the started as a celebration,
Speaker 3: quickly turned into destruction. You could see people smashing the
Speaker 3: taxi window, others hitting the car with a belt while
Speaker 3: chanting Nicks in five. Some climb on top of trucks
Speaker 3: and light poles and throw city bikes onto mailboxes. Police
Speaker 3: were even forced to bring in horses to push the
Speaker 3: crowds back and clear the streets. And last night's chaotic
Speaker 3: incident comes from another crazy.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is what the problem is.
Speaker 1: When you don't have law and order, and you don't
Speaker 1: prioritize safety and security, and you have a dumb mayor
Speaker 1: like Marxist Kami Mumdani who believes in defund, dismantle, no
Speaker 1: bail laws and let's reimagine the police and even sending
Speaker 1: the social workers. When you have crazy people on a
Speaker 1: subway train. You've given people, remember the Bond movie, license
Speaker 1: to kill. You've given people a license to act this
Speaker 1: way because they will do so with impunity and they
Speaker 1: will not be held accountable. It's really unbelievable anyway, So
Speaker 1: joining us now, Paul Mora, a friend of ours, formerly
Speaker 1: ran counter terrorism operations for the NYPD Intelligence. Also, Mary
Speaker 1: Margaret Olahan is with us. She is the Daily Wires
Speaker 1: White House correspondent. Welcome both of you to the program. Margaret,
Speaker 1: let me start with you. I mean, if they win,
Speaker 1: they go crazy. If they lose, they go crazy. They
Speaker 1: just looking for a reason to go crazy, that's right, son.
Speaker 4: I mean, you never can predict these days how people
Speaker 4: will react, but what we.
Speaker 5: Have seen is a lot of fans behaving in a
Speaker 5: very violent way. We see a lot of fans getting
Speaker 5: really excited. Now we're down here in DC, we don't
Speaker 5: see a lot of that, But in mom Nannies New York.
Speaker 2: Well, can we be fair about that.
Speaker 1: DC did see a lot of it, and I give
Speaker 1: Mayor Muriel Bowser a ton of credit. A Democrat, she
Speaker 1: worked with the Trump administration very closely, and she allowed
Speaker 1: the deployment of of law enforcement in the guard.
Speaker 2: And DC streets.
Speaker 1: Now you see massive declines in violent crime, drug dealing, homelessness,
Speaker 1: quality of life issues have improved dramatically. And that's what
Speaker 1: law enforcement does if they're allowed to do their job.
Speaker 4: That's absolutely right, Sean. I mean, I'm a woman. I
Speaker 4: used to be afraid to walk around DC by myself
Speaker 4: at night. Now I'm still a little apprehensive, but I
Speaker 4: feel much more comfortable, and we have beautiful Union Station,
Speaker 4: beautiful Lincoln Memorial, the National Mall, the Reflecting Pool, all that.
Speaker 4: It's amazing. So DC is a different situation now, But
Speaker 4: New York we still see a lot of.
Speaker 5: This unruly behavior under a.
Speaker 4: Mom Donnie, and he doesn't really show a sign of
Speaker 4: understanding how to deal with it. And frankly, I think
Speaker 4: that's because he doesn't know what to do about it.
Speaker 4: How to deal with it doesn't fit with his rhetoric,
Speaker 4: it doesn't fit with his vision for how to control
Speaker 4: the city. So he's a little bit at a loss.
Speaker 1: Paul Morrow, you know this area better than anybody. I
Speaker 1: think we're headed towards the worst period of unrest and
Speaker 1: lawlessness that New York City has ever seen, because New
Speaker 1: York City elected the most radicalized person ever. I never
Speaker 1: thought when I started my career, Paul Morrow, that I'd
Speaker 1: be talking about be talking about men playing women's sports,
Speaker 1: or biological men and women's locker rooms, or the idiocy
Speaker 1: of defund dismantled no bail laws and sending the social
Speaker 1: workers and reimagine the police.
Speaker 2: You're living it. You still live in New York.
Speaker 6: I do, and I see it every day, and it
Speaker 6: really is a shame. You know, those cities that have
Speaker 6: accepted the fact that federal help is going to be
Speaker 6: really crucial to them get a handle on the kind
Speaker 6: of street level violence that we saw coming out of COVID.
Speaker 6: But also due to the bail reforms that finally people
Speaker 6: are starting to wake up, You're starting to see a
Speaker 6: lot of the cities accepted, and as a result, you're
Speaker 6: seeing homicide and some other violent crime going down, even
Speaker 6: in some blue cities, not in New York. And the difference,
Speaker 6: as you articulate, is the fact that the mayor just
Speaker 6: refuses to accept any help like that. The only thing
Speaker 6: I would argue that stands between New York City and
Speaker 6: the ABYSS now is that we have a strong police commissioner.
Speaker 6: And while I don't think she's perfect, and I think
Speaker 6: that you know, we've met.
Speaker 2: That's Jessica Tish.
Speaker 1: For those people that don't know, I'm going to make
Speaker 1: a prediction, Paul, I don't mean to interrupt you.
Speaker 2: He's not going to last.
Speaker 6: I agree. I agree. In fact, you already hear rumblings
Speaker 6: about that. I mean, look, it's no secret that she
Speaker 6: might have her eye on greasy mansion. That is the
Speaker 6: Mayor's office herself, so that may have to do with
Speaker 6: the timing of when she does leave. But short of her,
Speaker 6: and some of the candidates that I've heard as a
Speaker 6: replacement give me chills. It would just be essentially a
Speaker 6: cat's paw for mom. Donnie in the police commissioner's seat.
Speaker 6: And if you think things are bad now, could be
Speaker 6: a long, hot summer. If and when we lose jessicatish,
Speaker 6: because we're already short thousands of police officers in this town.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, you know, I can't. Can you explain?
Speaker 1: If they lose, they act crazy, If they win, they
Speaker 1: act crazy. Can you can you somehow bring me inside
Speaker 1: that mindset?
Speaker 2: Does anything make people happy?
Speaker 6: They're short cups and even flooding midtown. It's going to
Speaker 6: be a battle. And you've seen the footage, you know.
Speaker 6: One of the things that's happening these days is that
Speaker 6: everything's on film and so you're seeing it more than
Speaker 6: in the past you might have. But what's going on
Speaker 6: here is that obviously the gardens sold out. They give
Speaker 6: the first ten rows to the celebrities or whatever. The
Speaker 6: tickets are very very expensive. What happens after the games
Speaker 6: is people pile out of the bars and they're all
Speaker 6: lick it up and they're bumping into each other. They
Speaker 6: are many of them. You know, it's hot, and ultimately
Speaker 6: you get these kind of conflicts. The way you diffuse
Speaker 6: that kind of stuff is you have barriers set up,
Speaker 6: you have ingress and egress very heavily policed. You keep
Speaker 6: the crowd thin, and you get people out of the area.
Speaker 6: They just don't have the personnel for it. You got
Speaker 6: to still police the rest of the city. I was
Speaker 6: down there, you know, I don't live that far from
Speaker 6: the garden Frankly Sean, and I can tell you that
Speaker 6: the NYPD's doing what they can, but they're shorthanded. It's
Speaker 6: going to be a long summer. And if the NIXT
Speaker 6: win and we have a parade, you know, I hate
Speaker 6: to say this. I know they're planning for it already,
Speaker 6: but you know, I fear what that night will look like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I really do.
Speaker 1: I mean, maybe the best thing that can happen is
Speaker 1: the next win, the next game and this series is
Speaker 1: over and it doesn't. But you know what, I'd even
Speaker 1: argue if they want in San Antonio the streets will
Speaker 1: be packed and people will act crazy, then would you
Speaker 1: agree with that, Mary Margaret, It's.
Speaker 4: Possible, Sean. You can't really predict. And of course there's
Speaker 4: always this radical element where we see agitators who are
Speaker 4: looking to, you know, become involved in any kind of
Speaker 4: large gathering or a riot. And we see this often happening, especially.
Speaker 7: In more blue cities, in cities that have this more
Speaker 7: radical contingent. So we've seen that in DC, We've seen
Speaker 7: it in New York, We've seen it in Austin, Portland,
Speaker 7: you name it.
Speaker 4: So that's always a concern as well. But the Trump
Speaker 4: administration has been really clear about cracking down on that element,
Speaker 4: and I'd be interested to see if we see too
Speaker 4: much of that in the future, given the renewed focus,
Speaker 4: especially through some of their counter terrorism plans like the
Speaker 4: one that Sebastian Gorka just re released not too long ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I think that, you know, at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, I mean, here's my biggest fear of
Speaker 1: Paul Is and I don't think anyone's focused on this
Speaker 1: as much as I have. And that is over twelve
Speaker 1: million and plus got aways, of the number of which
Speaker 1: we don't know unvetted. Biden Harris may Or caesee illegals,
Speaker 1: and we do know among that group we have known
Speaker 1: terrorists in our country.
Speaker 2: You know we're dealing with that factor too. What are
Speaker 2: your thoughts on it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, undeniably. I can tell you in the counter terrorism
Speaker 6: world that your biggest challenge is what you pull a
Speaker 6: clean skin, and that is to say, somebody about whom
Speaker 6: you have absolutely no context, They've had no border friction
Speaker 6: coming into the country. You don't know where they are,
Speaker 6: they don't know who they are. Very very common that
Speaker 6: these days that you're dealing in a situation like that.
Speaker 6: When I was working and I'm only going back now
Speaker 6: doing counter terrorism out five six years ago, was when
Speaker 6: my kount of terrorism career began to wind down. After
Speaker 6: fifteen sixteen years, I can tell you that a clean
Speaker 6: skin was decidedly rare, and it's set off all kinds
Speaker 6: of bells that if you had somebody walk into a
Speaker 6: set as it's called, that seemed to appear from no
Speaker 6: place and that your sourcing was telling you it seems
Speaker 6: to be radicalized and trouble, bells would go off from
Speaker 6: New York City to Washington and you scrambled quickly, very
Speaker 6: often what you had to do in a circumstance like
Speaker 6: that is something like twenty four to seven surveillance since
Speaker 6: you figure out what you had because God forbid it
Speaker 6: is something nefarious and you lost sight of that person.
Speaker 6: That's tremendously labor intensive. We don't have the resources for that.
Speaker 6: You certainly don't have the resources to do that when
Speaker 6: you're talking about ten to twelve million people, let in unvetted,
Speaker 6: and our adversaries are not stupid, they would be crazy
Speaker 6: not to take advantage of the fact that we blew
Speaker 6: up in the southern border and invited all of these
Speaker 6: characters in. And when you have a synthesizer, and I
Speaker 6: say that term cognizantly sitting in the Mayor's office here,
Speaker 6: who I don't feel really supports the count of terrorism
Speaker 6: efforts that we need in this town and this nation,
Speaker 6: it makes it all the harder. And I can tell
Speaker 6: you factually that the personnel assigned to that kind of
Speaker 6: work has been tremendously thinned out, as the personnel ranks
Speaker 6: of the NYPD sinned wholesale.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break right back more with Mary, Margaret
Speaker 1: Olahan and Paul Morrow on the other side. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety four one Sean, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program as we continue.
Speaker 8: You know, now that the adults are back in office,
Speaker 8: maybe we can get some work done around here.
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 8: Welcome back President Trump. This is the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1: All right, we continue now with Mary, Margaret Olahan and
Speaker 1: Paul Morrow. And you know nixt Win people go crazy,
Speaker 1: next Lows people go crazy. And oh yeah, just as
Speaker 1: a side note, Somali World Cup ref denied entry into
Speaker 1: the US. We're terroritized. Thank god the adults are back
Speaker 1: in charge. I want to know if this submit term matters,
Speaker 1: It matters, you know. I asked this question all the time.
Speaker 1: I asked Mark way Mullen, I asked Christy Noan before
Speaker 1: before him, I asked Tom Holman all the time. All
Speaker 1: these people are here, Paul, how do we find them?
Speaker 1: How do we identify them? They're here? We know they
Speaker 1: hear to me, the magnitude of the amount of people
Speaker 1: we're talking about, it's like a needle in a haystack.
Speaker 6: It absolutely is.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: What I'll point to is this case that we just
Speaker 6: had where the referee in one of the FIFA Games
Speaker 6: a Somali was denied.
Speaker 1: Did you see this. I was just going to bring
Speaker 1: that up. I mean, this guy got denied entry because
Speaker 1: it terrorities.
Speaker 6: That's exactly right to Al Shabab, which is the Somali
Speaker 6: wing of a Kaita. Now I brought I believe, the
Speaker 6: first Al Shabab case in the country, a couple of
Speaker 6: converts here and we got them at the airport going
Speaker 6: to fight with al Shabab, and that sort of set
Speaker 6: of paradigm for cracking down on them. It was a
Speaker 6: very very new thing. But this is a group that's
Speaker 6: as radical as they come. And he was coming in
Speaker 6: under cover of FIFA. We had four years where anybody
Speaker 6: could come in without cover. As I said, our avers
Speaker 6: service would be stupid not to take advantage of that.
Speaker 6: And I can tell you, and let's put it in
Speaker 6: the context of what we're expecting tonight. The Iranians are
Speaker 6: not stupid. They're not friendlies, but that regime is not stupid.
Speaker 6: And their operational arm HESBLA is generally considered the a
Speaker 6: team of the terrorist groups out there in terms of
Speaker 6: organizational capacity. And so if you're sitting where I used
Speaker 6: to be, these are the kind of things that keep
Speaker 6: you up at night, and it's an on goal. It
Speaker 6: was a self inflicted wound thanks to the last administration,
Speaker 6: and we're going to be working against that for a
Speaker 6: lot of years. Sean. Just as you said, if it
Speaker 6: is inevitable that we have something terrible happening, and I'm
Speaker 6: worried about the World Cup period here, when you trace
Speaker 6: it back, it's going to go back to something like
Speaker 6: we're talking about somebody who got here, situated themselves, prepared
Speaker 6: the way, and then executed.
Speaker 2: Well, that's pretty chilling. You've read about this.
Speaker 1: I'm sure Mary Margaret, we've already identified and arrested Iranians
Speaker 1: in plots to attack Americans, including the President.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Sean. In fact, I broke this story the other night.
Speaker 4: We were excited to tell the public that this Smali
Speaker 4: referee had these ties to terrorists organizations, partially because all
Speaker 4: the liberal media had freaked out all day and we're
Speaker 4: trying to say that the Somali referee had been unjustly held,
Speaker 4: unjustly prevented from being in the country, and all day
Speaker 4: long we were seeing this type of vehetoric. Well, turns
Speaker 4: out the reason that he was held up was because,
Speaker 4: like Paul said, of these very serious ties to terrorist organizations,
Speaker 4: and I think it just speaks to the broader and
Speaker 4: absolutely terrifying reality that this is just one guy. This
Speaker 4: is one guy that that Customs and Border Patrol identified
Speaker 4: and stopped from coming into our country. Think of the many,
Speaker 4: many others over the past several years of the Biden
Speaker 4: administration and even previous administrations that weren't paying attention, who
Speaker 4: could have come into our country and are still here
Speaker 4: living among us, who don't like our country. They hate
Speaker 4: our they hate our people, they hate all the different
Speaker 4: religions that we profess, and they're only waiting for a
Speaker 4: chance to do something.
Speaker 1: I appreciate both of you. Mary Margaret, thank you. Paul McMorrow,
Speaker 1: you're the best. Thank you, my friend. Good luck in
Speaker 1: New York. Stay safe. Listen, when you try to open
Speaker 1: a business and you want to open your doors and
Speaker 1: you're excited, and you get near that day and then
Speaker 1: you realize, oh, before I can open these doors, I
Speaker 1: need a whole list of insurances because of the law.
Speaker 1: And Okay, that shouldn't be that big a deal, but
Speaker 1: then you need this insurance and that insurance, and then
Speaker 1: you probably have to deal with multiple agents a lot
Speaker 1: of times, you know, trying to navigate the insurance industry
Speaker 1: is worse than navigating the healthcare industry eight hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety four one Sean, if you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program, I'm actually loving Democrats being stupid
Speaker 1: and maybe I'll be proven wrong. I've been wrong in
Speaker 1: my life and if I'm wrong, I'm just telling you.
Speaker 1: For those people that are giddy about Graham Platner, mister
Speaker 1: self pleasure in a porta potty. Uh, mister, you know
Speaker 1: I'm glad a soldier, a soldier or hero doesn't deserve
Speaker 1: to live. People in my state the voter, racist and stupid,
Speaker 1: mister Nazi tattoo. Well, if you listen to Jim Assina,
Speaker 1: former OBAMA guy on Platner, he's claiming a star is born.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said, and.
Speaker 9: The fact that he won year ago, wasn't a politician,
Speaker 9: and then he delivers that in front of it basically
Speaker 9: the entire country. I thought that was you know, you're
Speaker 9: seeing a star is born.
Speaker 2: And Platner, the one guy.
Speaker 1: John Fetterman on My shows radio and TV said that
Speaker 1: he offered to wear a suit and give up his
Speaker 1: hoodie if Graham Platner would just release the the text
Speaker 1: messages on that at that site that apparently cater to
Speaker 1: younger people with him in the towel, you know, and
Speaker 1: towel only on which, by the way, he was on
Speaker 1: up until recently. In spite of his you know, his
Speaker 1: calls of amazing grace, although he doesn't really I'm not
Speaker 1: a god person. He's you know, trying to claim, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm a change man. Anyway, here's Plattner calling on attacking
Speaker 1: Fetterman for calling him out.
Speaker 10: I mean, as you can all probably tell, I got
Speaker 10: a lot of criticisms about the way this government functions.
Speaker 10: But in order for us to make it functional, we're
Speaker 10: gonna have to do stuff. And you can't just go
Speaker 10: down there and be John Fetterman and and just and
Speaker 10: just kind of just sort of being it like it's
Speaker 10: it's like it's that is not a that is not
Speaker 10: he said mean things about it.
Speaker 2: I'm allowed to say that. I mean, pretty simple stuff.
Speaker 2: All right, We'll get to your calls here in just
Speaker 2: a second.
Speaker 1: But you know, Linda, I don't know why Democrats, maybe
Speaker 1: you can explain this to me. Why are they thinking
Speaker 1: him winning is a good thing? Why do they think
Speaker 1: six gen to tell Rico and god is non heinery.
Speaker 1: Tel Rico men play women's sports, tell Rico, Open Mat
Speaker 1: at the Border, tell Rico, Vegan campaign tell Rico or
Speaker 1: Al sayed, you know, campaigning with hasan Piker.
Speaker 2: Tell me why they think this is good?
Speaker 11: Because they're crazy. I really believe, and I'm not kidding anymore.
Speaker 11: I used to say things funny, like, ah, libs are crazy,
Speaker 11: Dems are crazy. It's not like that anymore. Now I
Speaker 11: actually think they're certifiable. I don't know if there's some
Speaker 11: kind of switch that one off, if there's like a
Speaker 11: memo out for hey, lunatics activate, I'm not sure what
Speaker 11: it is, but people are out of their minds. I mean,
Speaker 11: you just had that segment where you talked about the Knicks, right,
Speaker 11: and I thought to myself last night, I thought, all
Speaker 11: they won, it'll be a nice night, people will be happy.
Speaker 11: It won't be like Brian Park the other night.
Speaker 2: And it wasn't.
Speaker 11: It was just as bid.
Speaker 2: Aren't you glad?
Speaker 1: Now we've had this conversation off air, and I don't
Speaker 1: know if you even want to talk about it on air.
Speaker 2: Aren't you glad you left New York? You have to
Speaker 2: be so happy you left years ago?
Speaker 11: I gotta be honest with you. I'm still stuck with
Speaker 11: Shapiro saw He's a terrible Democrat, He's got terrible alliances,
Speaker 11: he's a total rat.
Speaker 2: We have okay, but.
Speaker 1: If you compare Pennsylvania where you are, and you know
Speaker 1: you're you're in a beautiful area, and you compare it
Speaker 1: to New York City, I mean, is the question.
Speaker 11: It's nicer than New York City, without question. Everything's nicer
Speaker 11: the New York City right now. That's the problem. The
Speaker 11: porter potties that Graham Platner loves so much are nicer
Speaker 11: than New York City right now?
Speaker 2: Is That's the weirdest thing you've ever heard. Is so
Speaker 2: car it is so creepy.
Speaker 11: Let's I gotta tell you one thing. I don't know
Speaker 11: if you saw this. I was watching Dana Bash on
Speaker 11: a clip on X and she had Chrissy Hulahan on,
Speaker 11: who's a congresswoman who is a descendant of Holocaust survivors,
Speaker 11: And so Dana Bash ironically asks her this question and says,
Speaker 11: how do you feel about your party supporting Graham Platner
Speaker 11: given the fact that you are a descendant of Holocaust
Speaker 11: survivors and you're a veteran, and this woman, you would
Speaker 11: think she would say it's horrifying. I can't believe he
Speaker 11: would do that.
Speaker 2: No she didn't, No, she didn't. None of them are
Speaker 2: doing it. I couldn't believe none, None.
Speaker 1: Of them except John Fetterman. And there's one congressman in
Speaker 1: New York that has taken on Graham Plattin. He's predicting Platner.
Speaker 1: He's predicting Platner will be convinced to get out. I
Speaker 1: am not convinced of.
Speaker 2: That at all.
Speaker 11: I'm with you.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to our phone. So let's say
Speaker 1: Hi Don in Iowa. Don, glad you called.
Speaker 12: Hi, Sean, thank you very much for taking my call.
Speaker 12: I'm a truck driver coming across Michigan right now and
Speaker 12: father of a navy man on a carrier. I don't
Speaker 12: like to say which one, but.
Speaker 1: Well, he's in our prayers. Thanks for what you do
Speaker 1: and filling our store shelves every day, and thanks to
Speaker 1: what he's doing defending liberty and freedom and preventing Iran
Speaker 1: from getting a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 12: Well, we're both great fans, so we appreciate you much.
Speaker 12: So thank you.
Speaker 13: All.
Speaker 9: Briefly to.
Speaker 12: Address Jasmine Crockett, in her speak, trying to minimize what
Speaker 12: this young man has done by saying it was only
Speaker 12: a little knife and it couldn't even be considered a
Speaker 12: dangerous weapon. Did you see that? I think you may
Speaker 12: have played that fow.
Speaker 1: It's insane. What are you doing with the knife in
Speaker 1: a school anyway? And by the way, I have that
Speaker 1: kind of knife, the exact knife that was used. That
Speaker 1: knife will kill you. And you know Jasmine will only
Speaker 1: stabbed them once. I'm like, yeah, to death.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Well she said that it was too small to be
Speaker 12: considered dangerous, Well, then the same could be said for
Speaker 12: her brain. It's still dangerous even though it doesn't think
Speaker 12: very much.
Speaker 1: Look, I gotta tell you, I thought that was one
Speaker 1: of the dumbest comments I ever heard. That knife took
Speaker 1: this young man, missed, this young Metcalf's life. And then
Speaker 1: her comments, insensitive comments that I don't think his parents
Speaker 1: have ever felt the way an African American woman feels
Speaker 1: about her teenage kids.
Speaker 2: And I'm like the.
Speaker 1: Sun was murdered. It was a clear cutcase. The evidence
Speaker 1: was overwhelming, incontrovertible. They needed less than three hours to
Speaker 1: come to a verdict in this case, the evidence is
Speaker 1: so crystal clear. I don't think there's any ambiguity. I
Speaker 1: think it's a tragedy whenever anybody goes.
Speaker 2: Dark in their life.
Speaker 1: However, we are a nation of laws and we've got
Speaker 1: to protect the innocent, and this young teenager should be
Speaker 1: alive today. No other way to put it. Well, don
Speaker 1: appreciate you, give you the last word.
Speaker 12: Go yeah. To have her attempt to make this tragedy
Speaker 12: into a race issue is disgusting and she should be
Speaker 12: ashamed of herself. And if there was some way of
Speaker 12: suspending her from even and you know, continuing to speak
Speaker 12: on behalf of the American people, it should be done.
Speaker 12: But obviously you can say whatever you want without recourse remorse,
Speaker 12: and she does that quite often. So thank you again, Sean.
Speaker 12: Thank you for Linda and Katie. By the way, there
Speaker 12: are two of my favorites.
Speaker 13: So you take well.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you. Thanks for being out there. Drive safe
Speaker 1: on those roads. Prayers for your son.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you, bud Oh, I heard the I got
Speaker 2: the beep, Linda. How cool is that? Roberto in my
Speaker 2: free state of Florida. What's up, Roberto? How are you hi?
Speaker 13: Good afternoon, John, Thank you for taking my call. I'm great.
Speaker 13: I'm loving Florida every day.
Speaker 1: The only thing I'm actually, you know, having fun with
Speaker 1: my friends in New York, because when it's snowing, and
Speaker 1: they had a horrible winter this winter and a horrible
Speaker 1: of spring this winter, and I send them pictures of
Speaker 1: their big snowstorms and you know, two feet of snow,
Speaker 1: snow drifts and all this stuff. And now I'm saying, congratulations,
Speaker 1: you have one nice day, enjoy it. That's every day
Speaker 1: in Florida. So I have a lot of fun with
Speaker 1: my friends that stay in New York.
Speaker 13: Good for you. The only thing I'm asking is just
Speaker 13: a simple question. Weapons are not allowed in school property,
Speaker 13: or school or a school event. This young man, Camelo Anthony,
Speaker 13: Why was he carrying a knife in a school event?
Speaker 13: For what reason? This was a sporting event, I understand, correctly,
Speaker 13: and an insider a weapon in the state of Texas.
Speaker 1: I don't know the answer to that, but usually yes,
Speaker 1: my understanding is you not allowed to have weapons on
Speaker 1: any campus facility, especially if you're a student. Look, I've
Speaker 1: said a long time ago, if you want to end
Speaker 1: school violence, I have.
Speaker 2: The way to do it. You secure the perimeter of
Speaker 2: every school.
Speaker 1: In the country, and I know you think in manpower hours,
Speaker 1: stay with me and you secure the perimeter. You also
Speaker 1: have every kid maagged on the way into the classroom
Speaker 1: every single day. You have armed guards, you know, undercover,
Speaker 1: they're they're not you know, showing their weapons. Arm guards,
Speaker 1: you know, stationed positioned strategically around the school in case
Speaker 1: God forbid something happens. Make sure that all the doors
Speaker 1: are locked, and you can create a bubble in that
Speaker 1: school where no school shooter could ever get in again. Now,
Speaker 1: how do you pay for this? Somebody who's somebody's gonna
Speaker 1: call and ask. The way I would pay for it
Speaker 1: is I'd get retired military, retired law enforcement. If they
Speaker 1: donated ten fifteen hours a week, that would make them
Speaker 1: eligible not to have to pay any income taxes for
Speaker 1: the state, local, or federal income tax and let the
Speaker 1: professionals that would probably love in their retirement to help
Speaker 1: kids be safe in school. I think it would be successful.
Speaker 1: Nobody ever wants to hear my idea.
Speaker 2: I do, thank you.
Speaker 1: I if you want to end it, we can. We
Speaker 1: don't have to have a report on another school shooting again.
Speaker 1: I think that'd be a happy day for the country, right.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and that's what old governor did when after the
Speaker 13: Department shooting he heartened the schools with teachers.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 13: After of course they're allowed to have weapons. There's mandated
Speaker 13: how many offices depending on the amount of students. They
Speaker 13: hearten the schools period. But this kid, I still don't understand.
Speaker 13: Why was he carrying a knife in a sporting event?
Speaker 1: Good point, This common sense, Bally is in my free
Speaker 1: state of Florida.
Speaker 2: Also, Wally, how are.
Speaker 9: You I have an explanation for Graham Platner. The main voters,
Speaker 9: they have a long history of anti semitism and racism,
Speaker 9: including borring Jews from having accommodations in their moat, you know,
Speaker 9: their resorts. Up until nineteen fifty nine, they excluded blacks
Speaker 9: from unions, labor unions. So you have that history, then
Speaker 9: you have the extremely high opioid addiction rate in that state.
Speaker 9: But as far as Graham Platner goes, the vetting failures
Speaker 9: include the military, the Marine Corps. He would have gone
Speaker 9: through physical in his last year of service. He would
Speaker 9: have gone through a physical when he joined the Maryland
Speaker 9: National Guard, and also when he got employment with the
Speaker 9: state department. He would have gone through physicals for each
Speaker 9: and then as an E five sergeant, which is a
Speaker 9: rank he obtained, he would have had to train recruits
Speaker 9: on extremist tattoos in the Nazi tattoos would be at
Speaker 9: the top of that list.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent. I don't buy. I think he lies
Speaker 2: with regularity.
Speaker 9: I just do the tendencies right and left.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: I got to tell you, and you know, we had
Speaker 1: this guy, what what is that?
Speaker 9: That?
Speaker 1: The publication? The guy we had on yesterday, the main
Speaker 1: they're doing such.
Speaker 11: A good job from Mainwire.
Speaker 1: He's really good main Wire. Okay they I mean. He
Speaker 1: pointed out, there's no such thing as an oyster man.
Speaker 1: Nobody Maine refers to themselves as an oyster man. I
Speaker 1: did not know that. I knew lobster men. I knew
Speaker 1: you had clamors and people that did that worry. I
Speaker 1: had not heard the term. But he said they don't exist.
Speaker 1: I got to be honest when I heard that. And
Speaker 1: he only had one customer, and the customer was his mommy.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, you got to be kidding me. I
Speaker 1: don't think he's worked to day in his life. You
Speaker 1: want to know the truth, except you know, the time
Speaker 1: maybe he spent in the military.
Speaker 2: And I don't believe a thing.
Speaker 1: That comes out of this guy's mouth at this point,
Speaker 1: and I don't think the media will do their job
Speaker 1: last work well.
Speaker 9: The one thing is, and it's proven, our country of
Speaker 9: the government of the people, by the people, for the people,
Speaker 9: will survive a Grand Platner. He will just disappear in
Speaker 9: the history of American politics.
Speaker 2: From your lips to God's ears.
Speaker 1: We're going to be doing our election countdown starting soon,
Speaker 1: and I'm hoping we're ready. Everybody, please take this seriously,
Speaker 1: most important midterm in your lifetime.