Speaker 1: A simple man. That can only mean one thing on
Speaker 1: this radio program. That is all things self proclaimed simple man.
Speaker 1: That means all things Bill O'Reilly, all things Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 1: or billoreilly dot com. Mister O'Reilly, Is there any truth
Speaker 1: to the rumor you would down where I live in
Speaker 1: Florida and you made no attempt to see me, that
Speaker 1: you were hanging out with very very wealthy, rich, famous people.
Speaker 1: Any truth to that rumor?
Speaker 2: I texted you.
Speaker 1: I did not text me. I never got a text
Speaker 1: from you.
Speaker 2: I had it and we can put it.
Speaker 1: It must be some other Sean in your life.
Speaker 2: No, No, I was there. I gave a nice talk
Speaker 2: to Saint Edward's church, the Basilica there and it was
Speaker 2: beautiful weather. I have to say that I was in
Speaker 2: the ocean. Well, I get them in DC. Now I'm
Speaker 2: not having a great time here, but.
Speaker 1: Now that sucks. You're not going to that correspondence, then,
Speaker 1: are you?
Speaker 2: Of course I am. I'm the bouncer.
Speaker 1: Are you really going You're really going to that thing?
Speaker 1: You're going to the nerd prompt.
Speaker 2: The only reason I've been in a long time is
Speaker 2: that if anybody gets out a line, I will take
Speaker 2: care of.
Speaker 1: It on radio since nineteen eighty seven. I've been on
Speaker 1: Fox thirty years. I've never been to one White House
Speaker 1: correspondence dinner. Fox used to insist that I go, but
Speaker 1: I always got thick the day before. I never wanted
Speaker 1: to go. And I'll tell you why they don't like
Speaker 1: me and I don't like them. And I say this
Speaker 1: with a high degree of confidence. Bill, they don't like
Speaker 1: you either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I like the fact they don't like me.
Speaker 1: You're a massacrest. You can't help yourself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to annoy them.
Speaker 1: You mean your presence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and uh, but I you know there is something
Speaker 2: out on the social media now and O'Reilly issues a
Speaker 2: stern mourning And it's absolutely true. If any of these
Speaker 2: people disrespect the office of the Presidency at that dinner,
Speaker 2: I will confront them.
Speaker 1: By the way you say that, And there's a predicate
Speaker 1: for you saying that, and that is, unlike me, you
Speaker 1: were able to secure interviews with Barack Obama. I'm actually,
Speaker 1: deep down of my heart glad I never got one
Speaker 1: because it would be very hard for me to do
Speaker 1: because I disagree with everything the man stands for, and
Speaker 1: I think he's a phony and a fraud, but I
Speaker 1: would have to respect the office and you, I think
Speaker 1: you were able to thread that needle as well as
Speaker 1: anybody compliment well alert.
Speaker 2: Yeah. We did three interviews with him and they all
Speaker 2: worked out well, and two and out of the three
Speaker 2: were the live interviews before the super Bowl, which is
Speaker 2: the hardest ones to do because he can do Barack
Speaker 2: Obamaca do nine minutes trying the socks, I mean the.
Speaker 1: Guy and they've got handlers all around them like wrapping you,
Speaker 1: like eight minutes and thirty seconds in.
Speaker 2: Somebody tried to do that, but he actually the president
Speaker 2: himself told the guy get lost. But anyway, you're right,
Speaker 2: it's very difficult to interview a president who you just
Speaker 2: aree with without getting into disagreeing with the office. Because
Speaker 2: these people and I'm sure you noticed that Dan Rather
Speaker 2: and Sam Donaldson at the head of the list sitting
Speaker 2: on a warning that they're going to the journalists at
Speaker 2: this thing on Saturday night should forcibly and that's the
Speaker 2: way they use forcibly demonstrate against Donald Trump. Well what
Speaker 2: does that mean? And I'll find out what it means.
Speaker 2: Now there's gonna be us Marshalls. I interviewed Janine Piro
Speaker 2: last night for the long form that we do, We'll
Speaker 2: do it live. She's gonna be there, Haig Seth is
Speaker 2: gonna be there, Miller. I mean a lot of people
Speaker 2: there that are in the Trump camp. But I'm gonna
Speaker 2: basically be on patrol, and I'm bringing my six foot
Speaker 2: five son with me, so we're gonna have you quite
Speaker 2: an army there.
Speaker 1: I have never been to one in my entire career.
Speaker 1: I never will go. I don't even get asked to
Speaker 1: go anymore because everybody knows the answer is no, I'm
Speaker 1: not going. Don't want to be around them. All right,
Speaker 1: let me move on to something more substantive. This is
Speaker 1: a very unique and complicated situation that the President finds
Speaker 1: himself in. You and I both know, and this audience knows,
Speaker 1: that the President can wipe out Iranian infrastructure, carg Island,
Speaker 1: their entire economy. It probably would take under fifteen minutes.
Speaker 1: That option is on the table. The President's blockade is
Speaker 1: very successful in spite of fake news. No ship has
Speaker 1: gotten through, and it is costing the Iranians four to
Speaker 1: five hundred million dollars a day. Their economy is breaking
Speaker 1: two hundred percent inflation, Their currency is zero and half
Speaker 1: their workforce is now out of work. So this is
Speaker 1: the president's dilemma. He can wipe them out, but it
Speaker 1: will impact over ninety million people, the Iranian people, and
Speaker 1: the President, unlike this false caricature of him, actually does
Speaker 1: have a heart. That option is always on the table.
Speaker 1: I spoke to him this week. He said, Sean, I
Speaker 1: can knock him out. And when I said fifteen minutes,
Speaker 1: he said, I could do it in five. So that
Speaker 1: option is there. Now you've got this power struggle the
Speaker 1: Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, and those are the guys with
Speaker 1: the guns versus the guys with the suits. They don't
Speaker 1: even have, as the Pakistan Pakistani Prime minister said, they
Speaker 1: don't even have the ability to communicate. None of them
Speaker 1: would ever dare get on a phone thinking that they're
Speaker 1: probably going to die if they do so. The President
Speaker 1: is trying to somehow thread a needle here without ruining
Speaker 1: the economy. That will not just destroy the regime, it
Speaker 1: would destroy an opportunity for the Iranian people to get
Speaker 1: out of from under the tyranny that sadly they've lived
Speaker 1: under forty seven years. Now. On the one hand, they
Speaker 1: acquiesced to the President's request. They didn't kill these eight women.
Speaker 1: That tells me, okay, they kind of half on a deal.
Speaker 1: But then to get them to bring their term sheet
Speaker 1: to the president one that would be acceptable. No nukes
Speaker 1: open the straight oh horror moves return the nuclear dust.
Speaker 1: They can't get there because of the intramural fighting. I
Speaker 1: do not fault the president for having a humanitarian side
Speaker 1: and a compassionate side, because he's right. The option to
Speaker 1: wipe him out is there at any moment that he
Speaker 1: wants it. I want your thoughts, Well, he's.
Speaker 2: Got to move soon because the worldwide economy is being harmed,
Speaker 2: which is what the Iranians are hoping for, that there'll
Speaker 2: be some kind of not capitulation, but backoff because of
Speaker 2: the countries that are getting hurt. She weighed in for
Speaker 2: the first time this week the Chinese leader. That's ongoing
Speaker 2: in the background. So I assume that scort Lee and
Speaker 2: I don't have a time that President Trump is going
Speaker 2: to have to make some moves because you just can't
Speaker 2: stalemate it with a looming recession, which is what the
Speaker 2: moors want. That's how they're fighting, and how long can
Speaker 2: you go with that? So you're correct that he doesn't
Speaker 2: want to destroy the society, the Persian society. But I'm
Speaker 2: not sure what the options are. I think something's gotta
Speaker 2: happen soon.
Speaker 1: Quick break more with all things self described simple man,
Speaker 1: all things Bill O'Reilly, all things O'Reilly or Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 1: dot com. As we continue, all right, we continue now.
Speaker 1: The one and only Bill O'Reilly showing up at nerd
Speaker 1: prom the Washington or the White House Correspondence didnner this weekend.
Speaker 1: My record will remain perfect. I am never I've never gone.
Speaker 1: I'm never going. The ideal maybe middle ground to me
Speaker 1: would be following the Reagan model when when President Reagan
Speaker 1: armed the Nicaragen freedom fighters, the Contra rebels, they were
Speaker 1: very successful when the when Reagan armed the moujah Hadeen
Speaker 1: in their fight with the former Soviet Union and provided
Speaker 1: them Stinger missiles that they ended up winning that war.
Speaker 1: Russia lost that war. The former Soviet Union lost that war.
Speaker 1: From my sources, I've learned that it's been very difficult
Speaker 1: to achieve that goal because of Cuds forces, Iranian Revolutionary
Speaker 1: Guards forces, because the Kurds are stealing whatever they can
Speaker 1: get their hands on. So that's been somewhat complicated. And
Speaker 1: if the Iranian people rise up against the military faction,
Speaker 1: they're just going to be mowed down, So that makes
Speaker 1: it even more complicated.
Speaker 2: The problem is that this is not a tough negotiation
Speaker 2: for the Kuds Force, for the Revolutionary Guard. All they
Speaker 2: have to do is allow weapons inspectors in. That's the
Speaker 2: primary goal of the Trump administration. Just to let the
Speaker 2: weapons inspectors from Austria go in on a regular basis
Speaker 2: and monitor what you are doing with your nukes and missiles.
Speaker 2: That's not unreasonable and it's easily done. Yet they will
Speaker 2: do so. Again, they're going to have to be kajoled
Speaker 2: to do it.
Speaker 1: And how you're word of the day, kajoled into doing it.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, that's what they're working on now.
Speaker 1: Well why all right, So to try to bring me
Speaker 1: into the mindset that they would stop the planned assassination,
Speaker 1: hanging execution of these eight women at their request to
Speaker 1: President Trump. And then on the other hand, they have
Speaker 1: this intramural battle going on and they have a very
Speaker 1: difficult means of communicating not only with us, but with
Speaker 1: each other, which is what the Pakistani Prime Minister has
Speaker 1: been telling us. So you're getting mixed signals left, right
Speaker 1: and sideways on what they want to have happen. The
Speaker 1: end result is the president can end this any day
Speaker 1: he wants. And I don't envy this decision for him,
Speaker 1: because I think I know how it's going to end,
Speaker 1: and I think he's trying to avoid it at all costs,
Speaker 1: and he'll pursue any possible avenue to prevent what is
Speaker 1: likely to end up happening.
Speaker 2: I don't disagree with that, but there's no downside to
Speaker 2: allowing the eight women to live. So that's not a
Speaker 2: hard decision.
Speaker 1: Well, if you're a radical Islamist, it is you've just
Speaker 1: given into a request from the President of the United
Speaker 1: States that is viewed as weakness to them. It's a
Speaker 1: death cult bill. They believe convert or die. They have
Speaker 1: no problems strapping bombs on their own kids and telling
Speaker 1: them to kill infidels and promising them seventy two virgins
Speaker 1: in heaven.
Speaker 2: But in this case, they don't want to die, and
Speaker 2: so I don't think that was a difficult decision to
Speaker 2: make for them. But the unbelievably hard decision is how
Speaker 2: you force them to let the weapons inspectors in, because
Speaker 2: that is a loss of face to them, they would
Speaker 2: lose credibility in the Arab world, particularly among the wah Hobbists. Now,
Speaker 2: I think it'll happen. You think it'll happen, but we
Speaker 2: don't know how it's going to happen, which is frustrating.
Speaker 1: I'm not frustrated. I want to be hopeful. I'm hoping
Speaker 1: for the best, but I'm anticipating the worst. Does that
Speaker 1: sound reasonable? Yeah?
Speaker 2: But you know the worst is dead civilians in the sand.
Speaker 2: And then you're going to see the upcry against Trump.
Speaker 2: And he knows that because look when you have all
Speaker 2: of Europe fitting this out, and I mentioned China, remember
Speaker 2: that's coming up pretty fast, that summit in Beijing. And
Speaker 2: then you have people like Senator Murphy in Connecticut. I mean,
Speaker 2: how horrible is that.
Speaker 1: I did a lot on it yesterday and the night
Speaker 1: before that. Horrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, this is a guy. I don't know
Speaker 2: what's matter with the people at Connecticut. This guy hates
Speaker 2: Trump more than he hates for Moas. He would rather
Speaker 2: have Trump lose than to MOA's win. That's what it's about.
Speaker 1: With this guy, Bill Bill. There are three groups of
Speaker 1: Americans that want that The Democratic Party the legacy media
Speaker 1: mob and these weirdo isolationists that would you know, have
Speaker 1: no problem handing off a nuclear arm derand to their
Speaker 1: kids and grandkids. And they are all meaningless voices to
Speaker 1: me because they lack all reason, all common sense. Mister O'Reilly,
Speaker 1: good luck at NERD, prom have fun. I've never been there,
Speaker 1: never will be there, and I'm sure you'll miss me. Uh,
Speaker 1: make your presence known, and some my best regards to
Speaker 1: all the jackasses you'll run into.
Speaker 2: All right, if you get a text from me, man
Speaker 2: you want to come up because I might need some
Speaker 2: martial arts.
Speaker 1: Guy, I can send my sense I mean, you can
Speaker 1: hire him, he'll come. I'm not going. I mean you
Speaker 1: you're basically begging me to go and defend you.
Speaker 2: Even if your pal is getting beat up by.
Speaker 1: Jake to that might be the only reason I would
Speaker 1: go if I if you really did need protection, I
Speaker 1: would go there and I'd kick some ass for you.
Speaker 2: There you go. That that's why we're going.
Speaker 1: All right, Bill O'Reilly all things Bill O'Reilly or billoreilly
Speaker 1: dot com. All right, now, this is a very special
Speaker 1: person we're going to put on first. Then we'll get
Speaker 1: to your calls eight hundred and nine to four one Sean,
Speaker 1: So today is take your child to Workday? Is that
Speaker 1: what they call Linda take your children to work day?
Speaker 1: Something like national take your kid to Workday? Okay? And
Speaker 1: I noticed that there it was one question to Hikeem
Speaker 1: Jeffries by some fake news CNN reporter and it was
Speaker 1: the Hikeem Jefferies. Why is the Democratic Party so miserably unpopular?
Speaker 1: It was like ten years old, it was great. So
Speaker 1: you brought your youngest son and it seems like it
Speaker 1: was yesterday when Liam was born with you to work today?
Speaker 1: Is that correct? Liam? Can you hear me?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: How old are you now? Liam? Wow? You're getting big
Speaker 1: and you love football? And I'm seeing videos are you
Speaker 1: playing football? You're really good at football? And now you
Speaker 1: know what it means to cross the plane in football? Right?
Speaker 1: Forget to cross the goal line?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: When you know that means you get a what a touchdown?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: If you kick a field gold? How many points is
Speaker 1: that three? And if you kick an extra point, how
Speaker 1: many points do you get for that kick? Okay? And
Speaker 1: if you get a touchdown, how many points do you get?
Speaker 1: Do you know that your mom does not know any
Speaker 1: of this, or, at least a year ago, did not
Speaker 1: was not able to answer any of those questions. Did
Speaker 1: you know that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty bad? Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And yet she goes to most of your football games?
Speaker 1: Right yeah? Yeah? And what grade are you with now? Liam?
Speaker 1: Fifth grade? Wow? You're getting big. You're getting big. Do
Speaker 1: you like school?
Speaker 3: Kind of?
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a fair answer, Uh, kind of it? Not
Speaker 1: kind of you like being with your friends, but you
Speaker 1: don't like the school part, right, yeah, pretty much. And
Speaker 1: you like lunch period and you like jim and nothing else.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, you and I are exactly alike. I was
Speaker 1: exactly like you when I was your age, all right. So,
Speaker 1: by the way, at home, who's you know? If you're
Speaker 1: gonna get in trouble? Would you rather get in trouble
Speaker 1: by dad or mom?
Speaker 3: Mom?
Speaker 1: Really? If you want junk food, who are you gonna
Speaker 1: go to? Dad or mom?
Speaker 4: Dad?
Speaker 1: Who's funnier? Dad or Mom?
Speaker 6: Probably dead?
Speaker 1: What? Wow? That is fake news?
Speaker 7: Bro?
Speaker 1: Will you? Will you please leave this stop pressuring? You
Speaker 1: got to drive home? Mom? You better be careful. Why
Speaker 1: are you threatening your child? That's unfair. A number of
Speaker 1: years ago you probably don't remember you were on this program,
Speaker 1: and up to that point in your life, you had
Speaker 1: who had not tasted McDonald's french fries. Yeah, because your
Speaker 1: mom makes air fried french fries. Right, oh yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: And then finally I made it so that you could
Speaker 1: have McDonald's french fries. And I asked you about it
Speaker 1: on the air, and we have the tape of it.
Speaker 1: And when I asked you, I said, well, which french
Speaker 1: fries do you like better? You said, oh, by far McDonald's.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that?
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 1: If you have a choice today, what do you prefer
Speaker 1: McDonald's or Mom's French fries?
Speaker 3: Mom's French fries.
Speaker 1: We have put it to bead. At the very beginning,
Speaker 1: we said, you've got to tell the truth. Don't worry
Speaker 1: about your mom's feelings. You really do like McDonald's fries better,
Speaker 1: be honest, No, I like.
Speaker 3: Mom's French fries better. This is a good day. This
Speaker 3: is a victorious day national taking kid.
Speaker 1: What's happened is in the in the interceding five years,
Speaker 1: you have indoctrinated this poor young man into believing that
Speaker 1: air fried french fries tastes better than McDonald's french fries.
Speaker 1: And they don't.
Speaker 3: Football playing toxic masculinity conservative child.
Speaker 7: Who happens to like Apparently not, because no toxic masculinity
Speaker 7: guy is gonna choose air fried French fries over McDonald's
Speaker 7: french fries.
Speaker 1: They're pretty good. You have you ever been to Wendy's
Speaker 1: lamb Yep? Whose French fries you like better? Mom's or
Speaker 1: Wendy's mom's moms moms? Is your mom sitting there in
Speaker 1: front of you?
Speaker 3: I am not even next to him. I'm in a
Speaker 3: different position so I can talk on the mic.
Speaker 1: I'm not buying it. I think that's fake news, CNN,
Speaker 1: MSDNC News. I'm not buying it for a second. All right,
Speaker 1: How scary is your mom when she gets mad? Ten
Speaker 1: being the scariest on a scale of one to ten?
Speaker 3: Is she like a six or five.
Speaker 1: When she's really.
Speaker 3: Mad, eight in the half.
Speaker 1: When she's really really made and a half? It seems
Speaker 1: like a sliding scale here. Now, do you think your
Speaker 1: mom says words that are funny like coffee sauce talk
Speaker 1: New York? You think she has a little bit of
Speaker 1: an accent? Yeah, definitely, definitely. Yeah. All right, Liam, enjoy
Speaker 1: your day. You're a great young man. We're very proud
Speaker 1: of you. We're proud of your football. You are You're
Speaker 1: gonna do great things with your life. I can tell
Speaker 1: you that. Thank you. And there's no way am I
Speaker 1: going to believe that you like Mom's French fries better
Speaker 1: than McDonald's. You want to, you want to? You want
Speaker 1: to revise and extend your remarks on that.
Speaker 3: No, hold and strong. You know what I'm gonna do
Speaker 3: for you, schwann.
Speaker 1: Just have you ever had a quarter pound of sentence?
Speaker 3: There's a sentence?
Speaker 1: There is this thing on?
Speaker 3: Is it working?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 1: No, it's not.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna send the ones I make for you.
Speaker 1: Wait wait, well I can't hear it over all the talking,
Speaker 1: it's normal. Have you ever tried a McDonald's quarter pounder
Speaker 1: with cheese?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 1: Do you like it?
Speaker 3: Oh boy, that's my boy raising him right, this kid.
Speaker 1: Did your mom ever give you a cal shake?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: That would be a green a green shake.
Speaker 3: That's the one thing I have at Master. None of
Speaker 3: my kids are good greens eaters, except for Olivia. The
Speaker 3: boys just will not eat the greens.
Speaker 1: What about an orange shake? Is your mom ever giving
Speaker 1: you an orange shake count. Yeah, I mean, did she
Speaker 1: like make one at home?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 4: Well, think so.
Speaker 3: I don't think I ever have. I told him I'm
Speaker 3: going to make a pina coladas one of these days,
Speaker 3: virgin pinaicle.
Speaker 1: Next time I see you, Liam, we're going to McDonald's together, Okay,
Speaker 1: promise deal. Do you remember one day when your mom
Speaker 1: came home and she had all of those choo choo
Speaker 1: trains for you, Like she gave you like forty two
Speaker 1: choo trains? Oh not really, Little you don't remember getting
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of chewo choo trains at once.
Speaker 3: He was like three, He was a baby, a young
Speaker 3: baby baby.
Speaker 1: All right, Liam, have a great day with your mama today, okay,
Speaker 1: and always be a good listen to your mom and
Speaker 1: dad and your uncle Sean. Really you should listen to
Speaker 1: him the most. That's my advice. Eat more. McDonald's doesn't
Speaker 1: steak and eggs to our busy phones. Told fore it's
Speaker 1: eight hundred nine to four one Shaw Bill, Nevada. Next
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 6: Hi, Yeah, how you doing, Sean? Thanks for taking my call?
Speaker 1: Thank you. What's going on?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 6: I just noticed in you know, the recent weeks that
Speaker 6: people and commentators are kind of grappling and wrestling with.
Speaker 6: You know, is this a justified war? And I think
Speaker 6: it's more than justified. I mean, I think it's righteous.
Speaker 6: I think that America is on the morally correct side
Speaker 6: of a holy war. And it's a holy war by
Speaker 6: the way that people have chose to forget or pretend
Speaker 6: it doesn't exist anymore, but it very much does. And
Speaker 6: I think that, you know, whether or not people want
Speaker 6: to admit it, that's that's I mean, it's freedom versus
Speaker 6: bondage too. I think that's really the core of the conflicts.
Speaker 1: Listen, It's an ideological war in the sense that you
Speaker 1: have radical Islamis that believe in convert or die. I
Speaker 1: think they are on if there's a holy wards on
Speaker 1: their side. They think God is compelling them to kill
Speaker 1: innocent men, women, and children and will reward them with
Speaker 1: seventy two virgins in heaven. You can't have a rational
Speaker 1: discussion with madness. That is madness. And you know, I
Speaker 1: spoke to I spoke to a couple of people that
Speaker 1: with the highest degree of clearance, and I just asked
Speaker 1: them one question without them revealing anything to me, and
Speaker 1: they all say the same thing, Sean. The president had
Speaker 1: no choice. That's it. And that's what Steve Woodcoff told
Speaker 1: me and on this radio programming on TV. The president
Speaker 1: had no choice here and for those that would be
Speaker 1: willing to live in a world with a nuclear arm Dran,
Speaker 1: for our children and grandchildren. I have nothing to say
Speaker 1: to stupid I just don't. I have no patience for them.
Speaker 1: All right, billreciate the call. Kevin, Texas, God bless Texas.
Speaker 1: What's up Kevin?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 5: Sean, how are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good? What's going on?
Speaker 5: Breading the needle is exactly what I wanted to ask
Speaker 5: you about, because I think the one thing that President
Speaker 5: Trump cannot do is to turn ninety two million Iranians
Speaker 5: into ninety two million Iranian refugees. Right has to remain habitable.
Speaker 5: If I won't ask you how you think it's going
Speaker 5: to end, because you said you think you know. But
Speaker 5: if that were the case, where would they go? I
Speaker 5: just don't think. I think it has to remain a
Speaker 5: habitagable country.
Speaker 1: Look, I'm hoping for a negotiated settlement that would work,
Speaker 1: but one that meets the President's conditions. Otherwise it's not
Speaker 1: going to work in the long run. I'm hopeful we
Speaker 1: can get somewhere at that point. However, I'm a realist.
Speaker 1: I think the odds are lower, and I think their radicalism,
Speaker 1: they're indoctrination will in the end probably prevent them from
Speaker 1: doing the smart thing for themselves. They don't care about
Speaker 1: the people in their country already, they've been oppressing them
Speaker 1: for forty seven years, and so I have hope. However, realistically,
Speaker 1: I'm expecting the worst. I'm hoping for the best, expecting
Speaker 1: the worst.
Speaker 5: Oh here's my sperit If the Democrat Party gets back
Speaker 5: into power, if they wouldn't invite this publy gonna sound terrible.
Speaker 5: They would invite these refugees here because the only country
Speaker 5: that has immigration laws that we apparently don't enforced.
Speaker 1: We're not taking in ninety million people, but there would
Speaker 1: be a worldwide need for massive humanitarian assistance, especially in
Speaker 1: the short term, probably longer than we'd all like, and
Speaker 1: probably an effort. If they can replace the radicals that
Speaker 1: have been in power and they're totally wiped out, there
Speaker 1: probably would be a new formation of government and we
Speaker 1: probably would aid in a bet in the rebuilding of
Speaker 1: their economy through their oil industry, and you know, with
Speaker 1: the best, brightest, smartest minds from around the world, that
Speaker 1: probably can be done fairly expeditiously. It would be the
Speaker 1: It would not be the best case scenario, but probably
Speaker 1: a very possible one. I think there's no doubt about it. Kevin,
Speaker 1: appreciate you man, Thank you eight hundred nine four one. Sean,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: let's say hi to Dave and Maryland. Dave, how are
Speaker 1: you glad you called? Sir?
Speaker 4: Hi? Sean, I just want to express you know, we're
Speaker 4: to standstill with this blockade. And the original thing that
Speaker 4: Trump said was to take out all the oil fields,
Speaker 4: and then he realized we can't do that because they
Speaker 4: have no economy. Then so he went to the bridges
Speaker 4: and the electric plants, and then they line their children
Speaker 4: and mothers along the bridges and electric plants. We can't
Speaker 4: announce what we're going to do. These people won't negotiate,
Speaker 4: and we got like a tenth of their nuclear that
Speaker 4: we want to hand to us and have inspectors. Here's
Speaker 4: my idea. We simply don't announce anything, and we bomb
Speaker 4: five oil plants. We take them out, and then in
Speaker 4: three or two days. We don't let them know which
Speaker 4: ones they'll be. They put all the women and children
Speaker 4: on the bridges, and then we're going to buy two
Speaker 4: or three days, we're going to take out five more
Speaker 4: oil plants. They have one hundred and fifty operating oil
Speaker 4: plants currently, and they have two hundred that aren't operating
Speaker 4: because they're broke and they can't open them. You have
Speaker 4: to hit them in their economy. The next couple of days,
Speaker 4: you're going to hit five more. So now you've knocked
Speaker 4: out fifteen of their oil production, fifteen oil areas. Now
Speaker 4: they're ten percent of their revenues are gone. So what
Speaker 4: my suggestion is you simply say that are you ready
Speaker 4: to give us that uranium and have the inspectors. You
Speaker 4: don't tell them this is a deal, and you have
Speaker 4: five days. They don't care. I mean, what you'll simply
Speaker 4: do then is restart the process. You'll bomb five more,
Speaker 4: and there's one hundred and fifty of them. You can
Speaker 4: do them anywhere, and Israel can help or anybody else
Speaker 4: that wants to. We take out five more, and then
Speaker 4: another three to two days we take out five more.
Speaker 4: Now we're up to twenty percent of your oil capacity
Speaker 4: and that's what two and a half three weeks, we
Speaker 4: can do it. And then they generally.
Speaker 1: No, actually, we could do that in about twenty minutes total.
Speaker 4: True, that's true, but the gradual it makes them.
Speaker 1: Think, listen, I like your idea. I think you'd be
Speaker 1: sending message after message after message without wiping it out.
Speaker 1: At once. You're saying, okay, here's ten percent gone, twenty
Speaker 1: percent gone, thirty percent gone. Do you really want us
Speaker 1: to go all the way? And each moment they'd be
Speaker 1: given a moment of truth that they have to face
Speaker 1: and a reality that they've been unwilling to face. However,
Speaker 1: it is a death cult. This is where a lot
Speaker 1: of people make their mistake. You think you can reason
Speaker 1: with indoctrinated, brainwashed radical Islamist and you're not under Many
Speaker 1: don't understand their mindset. At some point, you would think,
Speaker 1: with three tiers of leadership wiped out, maybe this tier
Speaker 1: would think I don't want to die. But in their mindset,
Speaker 1: they think that you know, seventy two virgins await them,
Speaker 1: so they might go for the full hundred percent, which
Speaker 1: is sad, It just it just this is why the
Speaker 1: comparison the Nazi comparison. If you can neutralize Hitler before
Speaker 1: he kills millions, would you be wise to do it?
Speaker 1: Because that's what we're doing here. And I talk to
Speaker 1: people that have the highest security clearances and they all
Speaker 1: tell me the same thing. The president had no choice anyway,
Speaker 1: my friend, I like your thinking. I really do all right,
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