Speaker 1: All right, let its get a simple man, and that
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Speaker 1: And of course, we will, as per usual, not be
Speaker 1: given Bill O'Reilly a cupcake interview. We get very very
Speaker 1: deep in the paint with those interviews. Mister O'Reilly, sir,
Speaker 1: how are you happy Wednesday?
Speaker 3: Thank you? Thanks for mentioning the book. It'll be out
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Speaker 3: I think you're going to be interested. We'll get it
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Speaker 2: Have a galley, you know what.
Speaker 1: You've always very generous and give me early copies of it,
Speaker 1: and I do appreciate that.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm in the know when I get that.
Speaker 1: You will not be surprised to know. I checked out
Speaker 1: bill O'Reilly dot com and I read your take on
Speaker 1: the Democrats, your current take on the Democrats, and I
Speaker 1: think you was spot on. He said, they're not trying
Speaker 1: to solve difficult situations. They're solely interested in opposing Trump.
Speaker 1: I call that reverting to form. That's all they really know.
Speaker 1: And he said, you know, what are the Democrats solution
Speaker 1: at thirty seven trillion dollars in debt to illegal drugs
Speaker 1: being smuggled in from Mexico, and I'd add China to that,
Speaker 1: to ending wars in Europe and the Middle East, to
Speaker 1: the yearly trillion dollar trade deficit, to preventing a ran
Speaker 1: from building nuclear weapons, to the exploding costs of health care,
Speaker 1: and you rightly pointed out about Biden, he had no
Speaker 1: specific plans to improve any of these things. I would
Speaker 1: argue that he made things dramatically worse and handed off
Speaker 1: a mess to the Trump administration. And it looks like
Speaker 1: the party is carrying on in Joe's tradition. I would
Speaker 1: even argue that they've they've they're in the middle of
Speaker 1: a massive identity crisis and seem to be leaning towards
Speaker 1: the radicalism that defines their party today, which is even
Speaker 1: further left than Joe. But you know, what are they offering,
Speaker 1: bill except Kasmin Crockett, AOC the Squad and Bernie Sanders' grandpa,
Speaker 1: Bernie Well.
Speaker 3: I think there has there should be a law that says,
Speaker 3: if you go on television and criticize a policy, then
Speaker 3: you should have to have a better policy, and then
Speaker 3: it should be a misdemeanor if you don't, so you'd
Speaker 3: be handcuffed right on the set of the Hannity television
Speaker 3: program and led away. Because it's such a waste of
Speaker 3: time and insulting to people watching and listening on the
Speaker 3: radio when you get critics up there who say, oh,
Speaker 3: the times are terrible, that said, and then you go, well,
Speaker 3: what would you do instead? Are you okay with a
Speaker 3: trillion dollar a year deficit in trade? I asked that
Speaker 3: question last week to James Carvil. I don't know whether
Speaker 3: you saw that or not part of the town hall
Speaker 3: we did, and carbal I did not.
Speaker 2: What was his answer, Carbo's gotten crazy.
Speaker 1: The old James Carble that was part of the era
Speaker 1: of big government is over, the end of welfare as
Speaker 1: we know it. You know that Carvil's gone. He's just angry,
Speaker 1: very very angry, and seemingly a times crazy but he's one.
Speaker 3: Of the main critics of this tariff situation. And then
Speaker 3: very simple, Okay, it might not work, that's true. I
Speaker 3: believe it's going to work. My sourcing on it says
Speaker 3: that this meeting in Switzerland this coming weekend with the
Speaker 3: Chinese and the American delication is the first step to
Speaker 3: stopping this trade war. And it's a serious meeting.
Speaker 1: By the way, I know it's a serious meeting. I
Speaker 1: have my sources as you have yours, and I could
Speaker 1: tell you and this is what I've been predicting from
Speaker 1: the beginning. This is economically you can use an analogy
Speaker 1: and say it's mutually a sure destruction. Kinda needs access
Speaker 1: to our markets. That's why they have to come to
Speaker 1: the table. Now we have things we need from them.
Speaker 1: Now American consumers want cheap items. That's part of it.
Speaker 1: But the more important part of it is Kinda, unlike
Speaker 1: most of the rest of the world, was smart enough
Speaker 1: to go forward with these rare earth minerals, and for
Speaker 1: the time being we are getting we will be independent
Speaker 1: of it by the end of the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: We do need that.
Speaker 1: So it's in everyone's best interest to make a deal,
Speaker 1: which I think it will be hard to make, but
Speaker 1: will happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree that the trade war is not going
Speaker 3: to come to a a much worse level than it
Speaker 3: is now. So then once people's fears are laid and
Speaker 3: the sock market begins to take on some momentum and
Speaker 3: the dollar firms overseas, then I suggested that if it
Speaker 3: all kicks in the way President Trump's vision has it
Speaker 3: kicking in, that trouble will go into Ronald Reagan's territory. Remember,
Speaker 3: Reagan in his second term was celebrated after a bumpy
Speaker 3: first term. After Carter destroyed the American economy, it took
Speaker 3: a while for Reagan to put it back together. It's
Speaker 3: the same statement.
Speaker 1: Now, we suff at a recession for the first two years,
Speaker 1: and remember it took him much longer than it's seems
Speaker 1: to be taking. Assuming the one big beautiful bill gets passed.
Speaker 1: It's it took Reagan two years to get his economic
Speaker 1: bill passed, and that killed him in the midterms.
Speaker 3: That's right, and his approval rating was low, but part
Speaker 3: of that is because you be shot and almost killed.
Speaker 3: So they took him off the map for about three
Speaker 3: quarters of a year. As they wrote in Killing Reagan.
Speaker 3: But when you said that Biden is really shocking, and
Speaker 3: I'm not using that word in an overstatement. It is
Speaker 3: really shocking on how he ignored, not just couldn't do it,
Speaker 3: He ignored these unlievable problems just turned.
Speaker 1: He didn't just ignore them, Bill, he lied and said
Speaker 1: that they didn't exist. He said the border was closed
Speaker 1: and the border was secure. He said inflation was transitory.
Speaker 1: I mean every you know. He just denied the truth
Speaker 1: and reality of everything, and the deficit, the debt went
Speaker 1: through the roof and denied that too.
Speaker 2: In the media covered for him, and.
Speaker 3: That's why you had that shock. When Trump comes in
Speaker 3: and tries to correct all of them at the same time.
Speaker 3: And you can debate whether maybe he could have spaced
Speaker 3: it out a little bit and lessened the pain, but
Speaker 3: they had to be confronted. You just cannot have an
Speaker 3: open border, and Trump that's just big victory so far.
Speaker 3: And then when you're looking at a thirty seven trillion
Speaker 3: dollar national debt where people don't understand that before he
Speaker 3: left office, Biden signed paperwork that would have extended the
Speaker 3: debt ten trillion more dollars, crazy funded and people don't
Speaker 3: understand why those is necessary why Musch came in. Yes,
Speaker 3: wasteful spending, crazy stuff, Sure, that was the headline. But
Speaker 3: when you had an administration, it was basically just okay,
Speaker 3: every single thing, every spenditure you could possibly have. In
Speaker 3: ten years, we had a fifty trillion dollar debt. And
Speaker 3: I'll give you one example, because this is a big
Speaker 3: Democratic began the talking point medicaid. Medicaid is so far
Speaker 3: out of control because states like California use federal money,
Speaker 3: which funds most of Medicaid to the states, to pay
Speaker 3: the health costs of undocumented migrants. They use it for
Speaker 3: social programs like dance lessons in poor neighborhoods, things like that.
Speaker 3: And there's no Biden made no attempt to rain any
Speaker 3: of this in it all, none of it. And so
Speaker 3: then when you have a new president coming to go
Speaker 3: maybe going to stop all of this because we simply
Speaker 3: cannot continue on this bankruptcy projection. And then you get
Speaker 3: to his party going no, no, you can't stop anythingding,
Speaker 3: I don't know one program the Democrats want to stop
Speaker 3: or cut outside of the Defense Department. Do you know
Speaker 3: one problem?
Speaker 2: No, not at all.
Speaker 1: Well, here's what I see, and this is what I
Speaker 1: think you're you're completely on the right track here, and
Speaker 1: hear me out on this. Those already headed towards two
Speaker 1: hundred billion dollars identified that they can find waste, fraud, abuse, corruption,
Speaker 1: and instill savings in some discipline in the budgetary process.
Speaker 1: Since the president even began threatening tariffs, over eight trillion
Speaker 1: dollars from countries and companies has been committed to be
Speaker 1: spent in this country on manufacturing in the next four years,
Speaker 1: including auto manufacturing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, semiconductors, things that are important
Speaker 1: to national security. The tax cuts that will be made permanent,
Speaker 1: including no tax on tips, social security, or overtime. Well,
Speaker 1: Reagan dropped the top marginal rate from seven eighty to
Speaker 1: twenty eight percent. Revenues to the government doubled. Unfortunately, Washington
Speaker 1: spent a buck twenty five for every new dollar he
Speaker 1: brought in. And add to that the president's commitment energy dominance,
Speaker 1: which is I think the area where we become an
Speaker 1: energy rich nation. That to me, foundationally is what gets
Speaker 1: us to what you are describing as a period of
Speaker 1: great economic hope and prosperity. And added to that is
Speaker 1: the Republican Party under Donald Trump will become the party
Speaker 1: of hard working men and women again, because opportunities are
Speaker 1: going to be be you know, abundant in this country
Speaker 1: for high paying career jobs.
Speaker 3: Look, if Trump realizes the potential that he has laid out,
Speaker 3: and that the American economy becomes more self sufficient, then
Speaker 3: he will go down as one of the greatest presidents
Speaker 3: in the history of the country, despite all of the
Speaker 3: rhetoric and all of the controversy and all of that,
Speaker 3: because the American people, you hear Bernie Centers and Alcasio
Speaker 3: Cortez and crafts out, are the income disparities? Are the
Speaker 3: billionaire is oligarchy? All of that? Well, how do you
Speaker 3: ever think you're going to close that if you don't
Speaker 3: have an infrastructure that pays workers more money? See that,
Speaker 3: That's a question I would ask Bernie Sanders. He couldn't
Speaker 3: possibly answer it, because Barnie's not that smart. Okay, But
Speaker 3: you're you're screaming up there about income inequality. That's all
Speaker 3: you do.
Speaker 1: Yes, you mean the tour that he took with AOC
Speaker 1: on a private jet. Is is the private jet part
Speaker 1: of the oligarchy that they're fighting?
Speaker 3: That shows their their sensitivity to the issue. But they
Speaker 3: don't understand how you have to restructure an economy to close.
Speaker 1: That in See, you and I care about the same thing,
Speaker 1: and I'll use your your term for it, the folks.
Speaker 1: Because we were the folks, we are the folks. In
Speaker 1: other words, our backgrounds make us very sympathetic to the
Speaker 1: people that really do make this country great. The people
Speaker 1: that listen to this program, that watch our shows, uh,
Speaker 1: and have been so loyal to us over the years.
Speaker 1: They're the people that make this country great. Bill, And
Speaker 1: they're the ones I'll use another bill, O'Reilly term, that
Speaker 1: have been hosed by their government for years. We had
Speaker 1: four years of complete inaction, denial, and outright lying, and
Speaker 1: these problems have got dramatically worse. And Donald Trump, with frankly,
Speaker 1: with lightning speed, is addressing all of these big issues
Speaker 1: at once. It's a very heavy lift, but it's it's
Speaker 1: it's necessary if we're going to save the country.
Speaker 3: You know, it's interesting because Trump and Musk are so wealthy.
Speaker 3: It's just beyond comprehension. I mean, they don't have to
Speaker 3: worry about any kind of building.
Speaker 2: You're kind of right up there, O'Reilly. You know, you're
Speaker 2: pretty close.
Speaker 3: Well not nut zone believe me. But you would think
Speaker 3: that they might not care because a lot of Olivegard's
Speaker 3: billionaires don't. But it seems and the last time I
Speaker 3: talk to President Trump, I do most of the listening
Speaker 3: when I talk to him on the phone, I don't
Speaker 3: really badger him or anything. It seemed that he was
Speaker 3: distressed by the failure of the American people to understand
Speaker 3: the bigger picture, what you get from the tariffs. It's
Speaker 3: difficult to get the deals he thinks he's going to
Speaker 3: get them. But anything worth having is difficult. Can your
Speaker 3: mom tell you that? Everybody my mother told me.
Speaker 2: If it's anything worth while in life is hard.
Speaker 3: That's right. But if Trump can succeed in changing the
Speaker 3: American economy from basically a service to a manufacturing thenuig's
Speaker 3: will rise much faster than if you kept the status quo,
Speaker 3: which the Democrats want to do. See, it's okay to
Speaker 3: say oligarchs, billionaires, income, read you know all of this,
Speaker 3: But if you don't have a plan and they don't,
Speaker 3: how are you ever going to improve anything? And that's
Speaker 3: the campation that I have because I don't think these
Speaker 3: people are genuine.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you, Bill O'Reilly all things O'Reilly or Billoreilly
Speaker 1: dot com.
Speaker 2: And uh, good to talk to you, my.
Speaker 3: Friend, same thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: What is this.
Speaker 1: Guy's name on MSDNC. I guess he's a regular contributor.
Speaker 1: What is it Ellie Missedall? Miss Ellie Misstall?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Do you know who Ellie Mistall is? He's some professor
Speaker 1: or something. You know anything about him? You know anything
Speaker 1: at all?
Speaker 2: I know he's a liberal hack. I think that encompasses
Speaker 2: all of my thoughts on Ellie Mistall.
Speaker 1: There you go. This is what he said. An MSDNC
Speaker 1: has just gone off the rails. They are out of
Speaker 1: their minds. Just just listen to what he says.
Speaker 2: Along the rails. Boy, ol, boy, you're feeling good today?
Speaker 2: Being kind? I'm being kind. Listen.
Speaker 4: If I get shot, if I get murdered by an
Speaker 4: undocumented immigrant, please tell my children.
Speaker 2: I did not care that they were undocumented.
Speaker 1: I get shot, I get killed by an illeus. I
Speaker 1: don't care that it's an illegal I care. I care
Speaker 1: that our government literally had the most preventable national security
Speaker 1: unmitigated disaster and allowed you know, twelve fourteen, fifteen, whatever
Speaker 1: the number is, unvetted illegal immigrants into this country, including
Speaker 1: known terrorists, murderers, rapists, violent criminals, cartel members, and gang members. No,
Speaker 1: that would bother me, and I wish my family could
Speaker 1: actually sue them. Of course, it's difficult to sue your
Speaker 1: federal government for screwing up. As far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 1: these individuals that let this happen blood on their hands, period,
Speaker 1: end of sentence. They're responsible, and the whole time we
Speaker 1: need Congress to act well. Donald Trump proved that was
Speaker 1: a lie too, on top of the lie that the
Speaker 1: borders closed and the border secure. Let me take you back,
Speaker 1: because this issue of Joe Biden is cognitive state, another
Speaker 1: big lie and collusion with the legacy state run, legacy
Speaker 1: media mob and Democrats. They're all now defending themselves from
Speaker 1: these idiotic statements they made. Circle back Chensaki saying, you know,
Speaker 1: I have a hard time keeping up with him. And meanwhile,
Speaker 1: years earlier, we were pointing out what a cognitive messy is.
Speaker 1: And let's go back to March of twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: Liberal Joe, Liberal Joe on his show, this is what
Speaker 1: he said about Joe Biden being his best self right
Speaker 1: now intellectually et cetera.
Speaker 4: Listen, start your tape right now, because I'm about to
Speaker 4: tell you the truth and f you if you can't
Speaker 4: handle the truth. This version of Biden, intellectually, analytically is
Speaker 4: the best Biden ever, not a close second.
Speaker 2: And I've known him for years.
Speaker 4: The Prasnskis have known him for fifty years. If it
Speaker 4: weren't the truth, I wouldn't say.
Speaker 1: It really intellectually, Really, this is March of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: There's not a single person with eyes in there in
Speaker 1: their head that can see that that would agree with
Speaker 1: that stupid statement. So I guess we should all go
Speaker 1: f ourselves. Oh okay, Liberal Joe. Now why do I
Speaker 1: say that? Because now, Liberal Joe, because he has such
Speaker 1: great judgment in people, is prasy AOC as someone that
Speaker 1: can carry the democratic message forward. I love him saying this,
Speaker 1: to be very honest, let's play it.
Speaker 4: I understand that AOC may be more progressive than a
Speaker 4: lot of people. I also understand that she's one of
Speaker 4: the most articulate, exciting people in the democratic fields.
Speaker 2: He goes out with Ernie Sanders and yeah, she.
Speaker 4: Just draws so many People's very good, very effective in hearings.
Speaker 4: They need somebody young like AOC. And again it's not
Speaker 4: about ideology, you know. They she can carry the message
Speaker 4: forward for a Democratic party that really needs to reach
Speaker 4: out the younger Americans.
Speaker 1: Really, I mean, he's got liberal Joe is just this
Speaker 1: great ability to you know, ascertain the character of people
Speaker 1: that are in high office or potentially of ambition to
Speaker 1: run for high office. All right, let's get to our phones.
Speaker 1: Let us say hi to Rick and Rhode Island. Rick,
Speaker 1: where are you Rhode Island? Glad you called?
Speaker 2: Sir?
Speaker 5: Hey, Sillan used to talk to you, my friend.
Speaker 2: Nice to talk to you. What's going on? Where in
Speaker 2: Rhode Island do you live?
Speaker 5: I live in Eastern Providence, right? And where did you
Speaker 5: live when you were here?
Speaker 2: I lived in Warren.
Speaker 1: I wasn't that far away, maybe fifteen minutes away from
Speaker 1: where you are.
Speaker 5: You were in Warren. I graduated nineteen seventy nine Warren
Speaker 5: High School.
Speaker 1: Wow, I mean you know what? It was a great town,
Speaker 1: very New England. I love the architecture there. For a
Speaker 1: short time I worked for Blount Marine in Warren, Rhode Island.
Speaker 5: My dad and my dad was electric in a Blount
Speaker 5: Marine for twenty three years.
Speaker 2: Your yo, your dad worked for Bloun Marine.
Speaker 5: Yep, he was headn electrician for twenty three years.
Speaker 2: I was on your mind today.
Speaker 5: How stupid the Democrats think that we must be to
Speaker 5: keep saying that, Oh I never saw Joe Biden with
Speaker 5: any decline. He was fine. He was so sharp we couldn't.
Speaker 6: Keep up with him.
Speaker 5: Oh he got more are done in the day that
Speaker 5: most people get done in a month. Come on, in
Speaker 5: the meantime, we're watching him shake hands with people that
Speaker 5: are not there, say that he met with foreign leaders
Speaker 5: that died twenty years ago, calling on reporters that that
Speaker 5: I had also passed away, can't find his way off
Speaker 5: the stage or walk a set of stairs. And they're saying, oh,
Speaker 5: he was sharp as attack. We never noticed any decline.
Speaker 5: They must think we're so stupid that we're just going
Speaker 5: to say, oh, they never saw any decline. Oh we
Speaker 5: must not have saw what we think we saw. Come on,
Speaker 5: what do you think showing.
Speaker 1: The fact that they're sticking to the lie. Still, let
Speaker 1: me let me just sum up how right you are?
Speaker 1: Why playing this.
Speaker 7: The political coverage. Look some of the political players and
Speaker 7: some of the let me ask ritrophy question.
Speaker 2: That kind of sums it up. Rick.
Speaker 1: Anyway, good call my friend, all my best to my
Speaker 1: friends in New England. Uh, let's say hi to Mike
Speaker 1: and Mississippi. Mike, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 8: Doing great? I'm doing great. Mister Hannity, how are you
Speaker 8: doing today?
Speaker 1: I'm good man, I'm doing good today. You sound like
Speaker 1: you're doing good. I love when people are upbeat. You
Speaker 1: know what, there's a lot in life that's not perfect.
Speaker 1: There's a lot we should be grateful for, and it
Speaker 1: sounds like you have a grateful heart. I can hear it.
Speaker 8: Everybody asked me how you doing? And I just tell
Speaker 8: them any better?
Speaker 6: And I couldn't stand it.
Speaker 2: So I'd love that answer.
Speaker 1: You know what the worst part is is like, you
Speaker 1: know when you say casually, oh, how's everything, and then
Speaker 1: somebody goes on a long rent telling you how miserable
Speaker 1: their life is, and you're like, why did I ask?
Speaker 1: Not that you don't want to, you know, sympathize with
Speaker 1: people or have empathy for people, but there are moments
Speaker 1: where like, uh, I shouldn't have asked that.
Speaker 8: Question, right, but you kind of feel bad about it.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I give it you do you do.
Speaker 8: You a great American, sir. Listen to you all the
Speaker 8: time in my truck when I'm driving up and down
Speaker 8: the road keeping America.
Speaker 2: Rowland, Well, thank you for what you do in.
Speaker 8: Crockets and the Democrat Party in general against people in wheelchairs.
Speaker 8: I don't get it.
Speaker 2: I don't get it either.
Speaker 1: Look, I've had situations in my career when I'm on
Speaker 1: the road that for security reasons, I've gotten I've gotten
Speaker 1: treatment that I don't want, need, or ever desire. And
Speaker 1: then sometimes security people overrule you, depending on what the
Speaker 1: scenario or situation is. I've had such such situations where
Speaker 1: you know, I've had threats or situations where people are violent,
Speaker 1: and you know, I saw the incident at the airport.
Speaker 1: It sounds like she was this was just an entitled incident,
Speaker 1: And you know what, I'd rather just wait in the
Speaker 1: back of the line, you know, just like when I
Speaker 1: go to the grocery store, I wait online, I've picked,
Speaker 1: I try and picked the shortest line. Then I just wait,
Speaker 1: or I just do my own self check out, which
Speaker 1: I always love doing and because I think I'm really
Speaker 1: fast at it, and I find those barcodes quick and boom,
Speaker 1: boom boom, boom boom.
Speaker 2: I packed my own bags. I'm out of there. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, I sometimes you don't know, and I'm not
Speaker 1: making an excuse for it or her. But I can't
Speaker 1: tell you how many times I've been walked into events
Speaker 1: through kitchens and back areas of hotels in the course
Speaker 1: of my life. And it's only because when you're a
Speaker 1: public figure, there are people out there that don't like you,
Speaker 1: and it puts other people also in a situation that's
Speaker 1: not safe, and I don't like to do that to
Speaker 1: other people. It can get a little more complicated, hated
Speaker 1: and nuanced. But I'm not making excuses for her. That
Speaker 1: seemed pretty entitled to me.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, what brought it to me like that was
Speaker 8: what she said about the governor in the wheelchair, calling
Speaker 8: him Governor hot Wheels and all that, And to me, that's.
Speaker 2: I was just mean. Let me let me play with
Speaker 2: let me remind people what she.
Speaker 9: Said, because we in these hot ass Texas streets. Honey,
Speaker 9: y'all know, we got Governor hot Wheels down there. Come
Speaker 9: on now, and the only thing hot about him is
Speaker 9: that he is a hot ass mess honey.
Speaker 1: So so yes, and she thinks she might be the
Speaker 1: future and the leader of the Democratic Party. She said
Speaker 1: that I don't know, but I might be. I don't
Speaker 1: think so. Mike and Mississippi, we can all learn from you,
Speaker 1: my friend. God bless you, and God bless your family.
Speaker 8: Buddy, hik Sean.
Speaker 2: Thanks quick break, right.
Speaker 1: Back, more of your call straight ahead, eight hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety four one, Sean, if you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program as we roll along.
Speaker 10: Today, Next our final round up and information overload hours.
Speaker 1: All right, we get back to our busy phones. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine to four to one. Shawn is a
Speaker 1: number few want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: Asher Illinois, Next, Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 11: Hi, Sean, thanks for having me on.
Speaker 2: Thank you wondering.
Speaker 11: I was wondering about Israel. What's what's like the whole
Speaker 11: policy going on in the White House and between them
Speaker 11: wells the new attack. I don't know what's going on really, well.
Speaker 1: We we thought we had an agreement, uh with the Hooties.
Speaker 1: My guess is in a message to Iran. You know,
Speaker 1: Trump used bunker buster bombs to pound the hoodies in
Speaker 1: a submission, and then they got in touch with the
Speaker 1: White House said they don't know Moss, they didn't want
Speaker 1: anymore now. The Supreme Political Council, the huti's Presidential Council,
Speaker 1: stated that they have indirectly informed the US that continued
Speaker 1: escalation would impact the President's plan visit to the region,
Speaker 1: emphasizing that this was the only message conveyed to me.
Speaker 1: I read that as the Iranians got to them and said,
Speaker 1: how dare you say? No Moss and the fights over
Speaker 1: and we're gonna not listen to Iran That's my interpretation
Speaker 1: of it. I see, I think, and the net result
Speaker 1: will be they're going to continue to get the crap
Speaker 1: pounded out of them, and there's not a damn thing
Speaker 1: they'll be able to do.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 11: Also, I had an idea for President Trump that in
Speaker 11: honor of the US twenty fifth birthday, he should polish
Speaker 11: the Statue of Liberty and make it back to the
Speaker 11: copper color. Make like a nice ceremony.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's not a bad idea, not a bad
Speaker 2: idea at all.
Speaker 11: Pretty good enough.
Speaker 2: It's two it's two.
Speaker 1: Hundred and fifty, by the way, but you know's not
Speaker 1: let's not split hairs. Yeah, all right, ash I appreciate you.
Speaker 1: God bless Texas Cherry. How are you glad you called.
Speaker 6: Hi? Sean fan since nineteen ninety six from the Sean
Speaker 6: Hannity and Alan Colmes days.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, my friend.
Speaker 6: What's going on the eleventh Amendment? Sean? In there, it
Speaker 6: has a closet Citizens and subjects of foreign States do
Speaker 6: not have the judicial power of the United States, and
Speaker 6: shall not be construed or extended to any suit in
Speaker 6: or in law or equity.
Speaker 2: MM.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm pulling out my Constitution because I have it
Speaker 1: right here in front of me, as I always do.
Speaker 1: And the text of it is, is that an amendment
Speaker 1: of the Constitution, you know, ratify this is seventeen ninety
Speaker 1: five restricts the ability of individuals to bring suit against
Speaker 1: states of which they are not citizens in federal court.
Speaker 1: It was adopted to overrule a Supreme Court decision, and
Speaker 1: in that case, the court held that states did not
Speaker 1: enjoy sovereign immunity from suits made by citizens of other
Speaker 1: states in federal court. And it establishes the federal courts
Speaker 1: do not have the authority to hear cases brought by
Speaker 1: private parties against the state. There's a lot to this
Speaker 1: and it there's a lot of legal What is your
Speaker 1: biggest point of it? Because the judicial power of the
Speaker 1: United States shall not be construed to extend to any
Speaker 1: suit in law or equity commenced or prosecuted against one
Speaker 1: of the United States by citizens of another state, or
Speaker 1: citizens or subjects of any foreign state. You're talking about
Speaker 1: the foreign State provision.
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, And it has to do with the people
Speaker 6: conclaiming that the due process is due to people that
Speaker 6: are not citizens states, but are citizens of a foreign
Speaker 6: state under the fifth and fourteenth Amendment.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I think your interpretation is correct based on
Speaker 1: the actual reading of the Amendment. I do, and I
Speaker 1: think it's legally some but I got to run them
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