Speaker 1: It is being pushed in harm's way here news round
Speaker 1: up infrom it. I was asking you for the call
Speaker 1: in number because Curtis is about to call in Curtis Lee, Well,
Speaker 1: we're expecting any moment now a press conference from Merrick Adams.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to be campaign related. I'm guessing now with
Speaker 1: mister s and I will get that to him, sir,
Speaker 1: That is my job. Yeah, he wants to call in
Speaker 1: it and be on the show, so we'll find out
Speaker 1: get his initial reaction. I can't think of any other
Speaker 1: reason why this would happen. Anyway, The shot is up
Speaker 1: for Adam's announcement. They had delayed that. My guess is
Speaker 1: they probably delayed because of the President's press conference.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: By the way, I'm getting a lot of people texting
Speaker 1: and a lot of people calling. If you, Linda, can
Speaker 1: send me the number for Curtis to call, and he's
Speaker 1: texting me. You may not have the same I do,
Speaker 1: so if you send it to me, I'll send it
Speaker 1: to him. Might as well air all of our dirty laundry.
Speaker 1: But anyway, the President changing the Department of Defense's name
Speaker 1: to the Department of War, which it had been called,
Speaker 1: you know, throughout every war that we have ever had,
Speaker 1: World War one, World War two, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: So you know it's going to be very interesting. If
Speaker 1: you want to react to any of this, you can
Speaker 1: give us a call. Eight hundred and nine to four one,
Speaker 1: Shawn is a number on a Friday. Now you talk
Speaker 1: about a Friday news dump, I mean, this is it.
Speaker 1: It's like all of this coming out of nowhere. We
Speaker 1: weren't expecting a lot of this, although we did tell
Speaker 1: you at the beginning of the program today that President
Speaker 1: Trump would in fact be renaming the Department of Defense
Speaker 1: to the Department of War. As it relates to whatever
Speaker 1: Eric Adams is going to announce. I can't imagine that
Speaker 1: they would put out that we have a major campaign
Speaker 1: announcement if it wasn't about him getting out of the race. Now,
Speaker 1: front cover of the New York Post today says Trump
Speaker 1: to city drop out, tells GOP donor he's talking about
Speaker 1: a grocery store businessman John Castaatites, who owns a lot
Speaker 1: of big grocery chains in New York. He might recall
Speaker 1: the Zoron Kami, you know, Marxistmondami wants government run grocery stores.
Speaker 1: But anyway, the headline is tells GOP donor talking about
Speaker 1: custom a tities have planned to stop Mamdani by Wednesday
Speaker 1: or I'm stepping in. I'm not sure if anybody can
Speaker 1: stop it now. The belief in what Andrew CMO has
Speaker 1: been arguing is that he and only he can Beatdati,
Speaker 1: not one on one, and I'm not sure I believe that.
Speaker 1: Curtis lee when I was up at twenty percent of
Speaker 1: the vote, And by the way, why doesn't Cuomo get out? Anyway,
Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo huddling with Al Sharpton in an apparent bid
Speaker 1: for an endorsement today. Apparently they met at the Regency
Speaker 1: Hotel for a breakfast sit down and not surprisingly, I
Speaker 1: guess very favorable for Reverend Now. Why he's getting involved
Speaker 1: in this, I don't know. I'm very impressed with Mamdani,
Speaker 1: but I've known Andrew for forty years, going back to
Speaker 1: the eighties with his father, ex Governor Mario Clomo. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Curtis Sliwa is with us on our Newsmaker line, and he,
Speaker 1: of course has come up pretty dramatically in the polls Now,
Speaker 1: I saw you at twenty percent. Congratulations sir. That number
Speaker 1: keeps going up.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Sean. And I've outraised both Eric Adams and
Speaker 3: and Jewel Como the last two quarters. I'm equal to
Speaker 3: the amount of money four million dollars raised by Johann Mandami.
Speaker 3: And it's all small donors. Average donor one hundred and
Speaker 3: ten dollars, So we're doing phenomenally well. I just committed
Speaker 3: an active repo. Shawn, You're gonna love this. I came
Speaker 3: into Brown Hill, used to be the headquarters of Eric Adams,
Speaker 3: and I took it over. They gave me the keys,
Speaker 3: and all of his supporters joined teams right in the
Speaker 3: heart of the hood.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's a big story. Now do you know what
Speaker 1: this announcement is going to be? This campaign announcement?
Speaker 3: I have no idea. I know he's been obviously talking
Speaker 3: to the Trump administration in different capacities, but to look
Speaker 3: in the faces of his supporters, and you know how
Speaker 3: difficult political campaigns are, Sean. Your supporters, especially your volunteers,
Speaker 3: really believe in you. So for them to turn to
Speaker 3: me and say, Curtis, you always are second choice. Here
Speaker 3: are the keys run your operation? Here? Because Sohan Mandami
Speaker 3: does not represent us and Andrew Como spends too much
Speaker 3: time in the Hamptons. You're the man of the streets,
Speaker 3: You're the man of the subways. That's why we've got
Speaker 3: a real great campaign. Now. I understand Eric was looking
Speaker 3: for a way out. Look that's his choice, but I
Speaker 3: am not looking for a way out. I've yet to
Speaker 3: receive any calls from anybody in the Trump administration or
Speaker 3: from the President himself. And Sean, you're as good as
Speaker 3: it gets when it comes to conveying a message. If
Speaker 3: asked if I would bow out or if I would
Speaker 3: accept the job out of state or at the White House,
Speaker 3: I would respectfully say I'd love to serve with the
Speaker 3: President under other circumstances. But I got to tell you
Speaker 3: my mission is to become mayor save this city so
Speaker 3: that next year we bring in at least staphonic to
Speaker 3: one two punch, and we saved the state and city
Speaker 3: like at one time. Remember Rudy Giuliani nineteen ninety two
Speaker 3: becomes the mayor and the following year George Battaki beats
Speaker 3: Mario Cuomo and we got the state and city back
Speaker 3: on track.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this because you told my friend
Speaker 1: Charlie Gasparino. No means no today because I guess you
Speaker 1: were texting with him or dming with him, and you
Speaker 1: in the New York Post today were quoted as saying,
Speaker 1: I am in this to the end. There is nothing,
Speaker 1: no circumstances at all, whatsoever, that would push you out
Speaker 1: of this race.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, San I could never step aside for Andrew no
Speaker 3: cash bail Cuomo. It was the no cash bail policy
Speaker 3: that led to the complete collapse of the criminal justice
Speaker 3: system and his continuing doubling down on that. He raised
Speaker 3: the age at eighteen so that if you're a juvenile.
Speaker 1: Committed Curtis, hang on at a stay on the Newsmaker line.
Speaker 1: If you don't mind, We're going to go to Gracie
Speaker 1: Mansion and check in with the current mayor, Eric Adams.
Speaker 2: Why.
Speaker 4: First of all, thanks for coming out into New York Kers.
Speaker 4: I want to speak directly to you. There has been
Speaker 4: so much speculation, communications, announcements of what I'm doing, no
Speaker 4: matter what I have stated over and over again publicly,
Speaker 4: so I want to be clear with you. Andrew Cuomo
Speaker 4: is a snaw and a liar. I am in this
Speaker 4: race and I'm the only one that can beat Mandonni
Speaker 4: Andrew has had a career of pushing black candidates out
Speaker 4: of races.
Speaker 1: You've heard me.
Speaker 4: Say it over again, Carl McCall, Charlie King, David Patterson.
Speaker 4: This is his career that must stop with me. This
Speaker 4: city can't go backwards, New Yorkers.
Speaker 5: This is a.
Speaker 4: City that I inherited, where crime was out of control, COVID,
Speaker 4: no one wanted to be on our subway system. We
Speaker 4: watched what happened in housing. The reason people I have
Speaker 4: in these conversations is because I made the city safe.
Speaker 4: I committed myself and dedicated myself to a city that
Speaker 4: I love, and I'm going to continue to do that.
Speaker 3: This polo shirt that I'm wearing that.
Speaker 4: Says Eric Adams, May of the City of New York,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna wear that for another four years. We can't
Speaker 4: go backwards. We can't have a city that's filled with
Speaker 4: encampments like I inherited. We can't have a city we're
Speaker 4: climbed and guns are on our streets like I inherited.
Speaker 4: We can't have a city. But unemployment was high across
Speaker 4: the city, but specifically all right.
Speaker 1: Back at the message here, I don't think there's any
Speaker 1: reason to stick with this press conference when we have
Speaker 1: Curtis Leewa. So you're not getting out. Adams is not
Speaker 1: getting out. Neither one of you are particularly fond of
Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo, but it seems very personal for do Blasio
Speaker 1: in particular, and for Eric Adams not as personal for you,
Speaker 1: but you're not fond of him either. No, and in fact, oh,
Speaker 1: now we're having Curtis's celvone problems. You know, you can't
Speaker 1: make this stuff up. Welcome to live radio, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: We'll try and get Curtis back on, or he'll just
Speaker 1: call back on his own. I did not expect that
Speaker 1: because they made Linda, they made such a big deal
Speaker 1: over the fact that he was making this announcement, and
Speaker 1: it came suddenly, and he was supposed to make this
Speaker 1: announcement about forty five minutes ago. And I'm not sure
Speaker 1: if he waited for the President to finish his press
Speaker 1: conference or not. But the fact that he's staying in
Speaker 1: the race, I did not even believe by the way
Speaker 1: the New York Posts covering as much as I don't
Speaker 1: think Donald Trump, I think Donald Trump understands, you know,
Speaker 1: New York City politics is what it is. I mean
Speaker 1: even in the years with Woolman Ring, for example, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump was there and working with Ed Koch and the
Speaker 1: city was I mean, they were angry at the idea.
Speaker 1: They spent ten years and you know, tens of millions
Speaker 1: of dollars to build an ice skating rink. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: was looking down from his office every day rolling his eyes,
Speaker 1: thinking this is the dumbest thing I've ever seen in
Speaker 1: my life. He came in, got it an under budget,
Speaker 1: on time, and woman rink is you know, a famous
Speaker 1: ice skating rink in Central Park for kids in the
Speaker 1: in the winter time. Uh. And he became very well
Speaker 1: known for that, for getting things done because the city
Speaker 1: couldn't get it done on their own. Curtis you back
Speaker 1: more your reaction. Adam's not getting out, but more than
Speaker 1: where is. So I would think that everybody, the three
Speaker 1: of you would really be focusing, you know, your attention
Speaker 1: more on Marxist Kami Mamdani because I think he's a
Speaker 1: disaster for New York City and he does have a
Speaker 1: lead in the polls.
Speaker 3: You're absolutely right, Seahn, And in fact, with Built de
Speaker 3: Blasio emerging as the mentor and Bernie Sanders coming in
Speaker 3: to Brooklyn tomorrow to embrace Johan Mandami. I now can
Speaker 3: explain to the people who really don't know much about
Speaker 3: Johan Mandami. He's the new face. But we realize that
Speaker 3: build the Blasio destroyed our city in eight years and
Speaker 3: he was basic a quasi socialist communist. He loved the
Speaker 3: socialists and communists. So now you're want to have a
Speaker 3: zor on Mondamion steroids. Remember James call me how the
Speaker 3: left hated him, the right hated him. In New York City,
Speaker 3: the left hates Phil de Blasio, the right hates Buil
Speaker 3: de Blazio. He is the most loathed mayor in the
Speaker 3: history of New York City. And now I go on
Speaker 3: the full scale attack because I'm the only law and
Speaker 3: order Kennedy. I'm the only candidate of the three who
Speaker 3: believes that illegal aliens should not vote, we should not
Speaker 3: be a sanctuary city, and we're not just going to
Speaker 3: be locking up too face Sean. In my administration, we're
Speaker 3: locking up gang bangers and dougs. And if you come
Speaker 3: in and shoplift, you're going to jail, no doubt where.
Speaker 3: And we're going after Alvin Bragg and all these das
Speaker 3: we're naming and shaming them, and we're putting pressure. And
Speaker 3: like I said, I can pave the way because I
Speaker 3: win this year, at least the phonic wings. Next year,
Speaker 3: we bring the state back to reality so they don't
Speaker 3: have to escape. Not only the boarder Georgia, South Carolina
Speaker 3: and North Carolina, Texas Tennessee. But we keep your areas red.
Speaker 3: It won't become purple, and we'll keep everyone blue in
Speaker 3: New York State and New York City. Shown I'll do
Speaker 3: that for you, well.
Speaker 1: I hope so for my friends like you that remain
Speaker 1: in New York City. So many people have left because
Speaker 1: of crime issues, quality of life issues, horrible schools, high taxes, burdens,
Speaker 1: some regulation, and all the things in between. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure if you read the article in the New York
Speaker 1: Posts today, mom Nani one on one, the pro crime
Speaker 1: agenda he won't disavow, and it goes into the history
Speaker 1: of his two you know, as a two term state assemblyman,
Speaker 1: and you know his defund dismantle no bail, reimagine the
Speaker 1: police identity that he has. He wants the full elimination
Speaker 1: of cash bail at taking the state's disastrous bail reform
Speaker 1: even further, by the way you can, I guess thank
Speaker 1: Andrew CuMo for that outright decriminalization of drug possession, prostitution,
Speaker 1: eliminating mandatory minimum sentences, retroactively lowering all maximum sentences, fighting
Speaker 1: construction of the Borough based jails to replace the soon
Speaker 1: to be closed Rikers Island. This guy doesn't want anybody
Speaker 1: in jail. What's gonna happen? And if this guy wins,
Speaker 1: God help New York City, nobody's gonna want to live there.
Speaker 3: Correct, It'll be the sequel to the escape from New York.
Speaker 3: Will have to call Kurt Russell out of retirement. There
Speaker 3: will be a Sean. I think you're right, person. They
Speaker 3: can stop this. These are Democrats, all three of them.
Speaker 3: You have Zorn Mandami the most extreme, but Eric Adams
Speaker 3: and Andrew Cuomo are Johann Light. They believe in the
Speaker 3: same things. It's the Democratic Party that has destroyed our state,
Speaker 3: destroyed our city, and they want to come and destroy
Speaker 3: a community, a city, a county, a state near you.
Speaker 3: I can stop them here with your help, with all
Speaker 3: of your listener's help, we stopped the socialists and communis
Speaker 3: anti semits in New York City and it will not
Speaker 3: begin to expand in other cities across America. And as
Speaker 3: I say, I swear to all of your listeners, you know,
Speaker 3: Curtis Leewa, over the years, I can do it, and
Speaker 3: at least the ponic becoming governor, it'll be a fabulous
Speaker 3: one two punch. Maybe the motivation to do that then
Speaker 3: in Illinois, in Massachusetts and California, so we can return sanity,
Speaker 3: law and order and safety to our country. People deserve
Speaker 3: that regardless of their politics, and the Democrats have forsaken them.
Speaker 1: They definitely have no doubt about it, Curtis. We're gonna
Speaker 1: watch it very closely. People want to get in touch
Speaker 1: with you. How do they do it?
Speaker 3: Just go to sliwa for NYC dot com That sliwa
Speaker 3: f o r NYC dot com. And I'm not getting out.
Speaker 3: I'm saving this city, Sean Hennity.
Speaker 1: All right, Curtis Lee. Where it's our hope that you
Speaker 1: do become the next mayor. You'd be the only one
Speaker 1: to clean it up for sure. Eight hundred nine four one.
Speaker 1: We mentioned it yesterday. We didn't have the audio of
Speaker 1: it yesterday. Squad leader AOC going after the likes of
Speaker 1: Hikeem Jeffries and Chucky Schumer for not supporting Marxist Kami Mamdani.
Speaker 5: Listen, because I am a Democrat, and what we do
Speaker 5: is that we use our primaries to settle our differences,
Speaker 5: and once we have a nominee, we rally behind that nominee.
Speaker 5: I am very concerned about the example that is being
Speaker 5: set by anybody in our party. I believe that we
Speaker 5: must set the example of supporting the party's nominee because
Speaker 5: it complicates that if an individual doesn't want to support
Speaker 5: the party's nominee now, it complicates their ability to ask
Speaker 5: voters to support any nominee later, whether that is mayoral, presidential,
Speaker 5: what have you. And so I think for the good
Speaker 5: of the party, we must put our different says aside
Speaker 5: and support our party's nominee.
Speaker 1: What if Chuck Schumer wants to support Andrew Como or
Speaker 1: Curtis leiwa, well, not Curtis, although he should if you
Speaker 1: want to really save New York City. Maybe the same
Speaker 1: thing with the King Jeffries. Maybe they both recognize that
Speaker 1: Marxist Kami Mumdani is going to backfire on the Democratic parties.
Speaker 1: I was discussing earlier in the show today, But definitely
Speaker 1: they are impotent when it comes to dealing with the
Speaker 1: radical base that has taken over their party. They live
Speaker 1: in a constant state of fear. If you don't think
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer has one sleepless night after another. You can
Speaker 1: see the stress on his face because he knows if
Speaker 1: AOC primaries him, his career in DC is over, and
Speaker 1: it's very possible she may do it. Peter, California, the
Speaker 1: United Socialist utopia of Gavin Newsom, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Yes, oh, yes, Sean, I can't believe. It's crazy out there,
Speaker 2: crazy town. But I think a lot of it has
Speaker 2: to do in California anyway, with the opposing party, which
Speaker 2: is the Republican Party. And I think yesterday on display
Speaker 2: I felt it again nationally with the RFK Junior hearing.
Speaker 2: I'm you know, I thank god, thank god that JD.
Speaker 2: Vance came out immediately after and said that he called
Speaker 2: it what it was. It was pure political theater. Anybody
Speaker 2: watching that fiasco would see that it was so obvious,
Speaker 2: and then you know, he ultimately closed it by saying
Speaker 2: that the Democrats were full of Adam Schiff and it
Speaker 2: was perfect. However, my concern was Where were the Republicans
Speaker 2: on that committee. I mean, they were absolutely silent. The Crapo, Langford, Tillis,
Speaker 2: Bill Cassidy, John Barrosso, these guys were taking shots at
Speaker 2: RFK Jr.
Speaker 1: And I just, yeah, I got the distinct impression they
Speaker 1: don't understand RFK Jr. And frankly, it took me a
Speaker 1: little while, in fairness to get to understand him. And
Speaker 1: you got to understand one other thing, when when you
Speaker 1: talk about something like medicine, there is an institutionalist mindset.
Speaker 1: You know, they don't want to rock the boat. If
Speaker 1: somebody thinks outside the box, it's new to them. It
Speaker 1: is it is even iconoclastic and shocking to them. And
Speaker 1: I don't think they were hearing RFK yesterday. RFK is
Speaker 1: not taking away vaccines. He said it twenty times yesterday.
Speaker 1: People will have access to them, but they're also going
Speaker 1: to have access to information. So I kind of, you know,
Speaker 1: chalked it off to being that maybe I'm wrong, maybe
Speaker 1: you're right.
Speaker 2: We totally understand Sean. I'm also getting to understand, know
Speaker 2: and get familiar with urk jor what he stands for.
Speaker 2: I was watching your show last night. You had the
Speaker 2: FDA Commissioner Marty McCarey, and he was talking about what
Speaker 2: they're trying to accomplish is radical transparency. And I think
Speaker 2: in the data they're trying to get validity and what
Speaker 2: happened during COVID behind that. But to get radical transparency,
Speaker 2: you've got to have a team behind you that's that
Speaker 2: is going to fight to fight. I mean there's an
Speaker 2: entrenched radical bureaucracy there that's going to be fighting every
Speaker 2: single day. You cannot just sit back and basically say, well,
Speaker 2: r f K Junior from the Republicans, we're deeply concerned
Speaker 2: about what how you're approaching the the the vaccines, that
Speaker 2: is giving so much weaponry to a democratic party that
Speaker 2: all day traffic in our lives deception, and the media
Speaker 2: is right along with them.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: Political Today came out and said that the GOP was
Speaker 2: deeply concerned about how our FK Junior is approaching his
Speaker 2: job up and the Republican Party is just feeding into that.
Speaker 2: I'm just really tired of it, Jean. One thing I
Speaker 2: would say, one thing I would ask of you, and
Speaker 2: I may be wrong and you can disagree with me,
Speaker 2: but I would love, I would absolutely love to have
Speaker 2: you and other conservative media pundits challenge these guys, and
Speaker 2: you do it all the time, but when you're interviewing
Speaker 2: these people, just challenge him on this fact that they
Speaker 2: are and you've done it. But I really do think
Speaker 2: we need to press these Republicans that are that are weak.
Speaker 2: And John Thune, he's responsible for selecting these people. Where
Speaker 2: is his head at? Is he really truly supporting Trump?
Speaker 2: He says he does, But if it wasn't for Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and his cabinet, this country would be in serious
Speaker 2: trouble the Republican Party. I was so frustrated John, as
Speaker 2: I've been frustrated for years. I live out here in California.
Speaker 2: You can't believe I moved out here in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 2: It was a totally different world the Republican Party in California,
Speaker 2: and Harmy Dylan called them out. She'd said, they're very
Speaker 2: nice people, but they don't know what they're doing, and
Speaker 2: that the result of that is Orange County turned to
Speaker 2: where I live turned blue, which is in thirty five years,
Speaker 2: that was just unheard of here where I live.
Speaker 1: So it's just a theme.
Speaker 2: I know you understand that you've talked about all the
Speaker 2: time and you have guests that echo that. But that's
Speaker 2: my frustration.
Speaker 1: Sir Peter, you may be one of the smartest callers
Speaker 1: we've had a long time. You're very, very insightful. There
Speaker 1: are challenges when you have people, as I was saying,
Speaker 1: with this institutional mindset, it's very hard for them to
Speaker 1: think out of the box. That really is. You know,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has made it easier for people to do so.
Speaker 1: If you look at a lot of his proposals, they're
Speaker 1: all out of the box, they're all new. He does
Speaker 1: things his own way. He's not an institutionalist, He's an
Speaker 1: outsider to get these people to get on board. You're
Speaker 1: right in your criticism. I don't disagree with you at all.
Speaker 1: I think is going to be a little bit of
Speaker 1: a heavy lift. And I think the way you do
Speaker 1: it is during elections. You know, you think about primarying
Speaker 1: some of these people, and you know the only reason
Speaker 1: the president is able to get them on board is
Speaker 1: they just fear him to be very blunt and they
Speaker 1: fear the wrath of him. And you know it takes
Speaker 1: that strong a personality to make it work.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, and it is working. I mean a
Speaker 2: Donald Trump has a huge following and we support him
Speaker 2: and we recognize as Republicans and citizens here that he's
Speaker 2: doing everything possible to save this country. I mean, I
Speaker 2: can't imagine with under the leadership of Waltz and Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: where would this country be. So but the Republican Party
Speaker 2: needs to support this guy and they need to have
Speaker 2: this learn from him. Jadie Vance is learning from him.
Speaker 2: I mean I thought him coming back right away and
Speaker 2: saying that that was political theater, and basically it.
Speaker 1: Was even better than that. I thought he had the
Speaker 1: line of the day yesterday when when he came out
Speaker 1: and they and he talked about the left and how
Speaker 1: they you know, these are the same people that support,
Speaker 1: you know, off label use of of these medicines for kids.
Speaker 1: I thought it was pretty powerful.
Speaker 2: Yes, well, I mean, I'm glad he said he's in
Speaker 2: line here because I think he's he'd be a great
Speaker 2: follow on to Trump's leadership. He's learning from him from him,
Speaker 2: and I think he's got a lot of integrity, and
Speaker 2: that is the issue. The what I saw yesterday was
Speaker 2: I saw a party that is the Democratic Party lacks integrity. However,
Speaker 2: the silence of the Republican Party, you could say where's
Speaker 2: the integrity and that what did they stand for? And
Speaker 2: that is the problem. I think the whole key to
Speaker 2: living a good life and having character is integrity, and
Speaker 2: when it's missing, it's obvious. And I saw it yesterday.
Speaker 2: Obviously the Democratic Party has has they've they built their
Speaker 2: careers around deception and and and and they've been very
Speaker 2: effective with that, sadly, but you look at the Republican
Speaker 2: Party and their silence, you start to wonder what game
Speaker 2: are they truly playing? You know, are what did what
Speaker 2: is that all about? So you start questioning their uh,
Speaker 2: their integrity as well, and as a voter, as a citizen,
Speaker 2: it's discouraging. But we can't give up because we have
Speaker 2: a leader in the White House right now that is
Speaker 2: fighting for this country. So that that's that's all I
Speaker 2: have to say, Sean. I was thank you for having
Speaker 2: me on, but I was really really, uh really frustrated
Speaker 2: when I was watching this thing yesterday and following your
Speaker 2: show last night, listening to Martin McCarey and trying thinking
Speaker 2: about this a little bit more.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: That's my thoughts, and and we've got to pray for them,
Speaker 2: and you know, I mean that's.
Speaker 1: Well, look, I hope you can fix a place like California.
Speaker 1: I think New York City's too probably far gone. California
Speaker 1: is very far gone. But maybe when there's enough pain
Speaker 1: suffered by enough people, you know, maybe at that point
Speaker 1: people will open their eyes and realize that they can
Speaker 1: do a lot better. Peter appreciate it. You're always welcome
Speaker 1: in the Free State of Florida. I'll tell you that.
Speaker 1: Let's say hi to Brian in Illinois. Oh, how are
Speaker 1: you loving your your governor? JB. Pritzker. How do you
Speaker 1: like the mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson.
Speaker 6: I think they're.
Speaker 1: Oh, you think it's poso the clown? Is that what
Speaker 1: you're saying?
Speaker 6: That's a Robin Williams term. You know, they just think
Speaker 6: they're over the over their heads and tds.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: It is pathetic to see. I mean, you have fifty
Speaker 1: eight people shot, eight dead, and they seem to care.
Speaker 1: They could care less. They just want to oppose Trump.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: Even David Axelrod said they that Pritzker should be begging
Speaker 1: to partner with Trump to make Chicago safe. Although the
Speaker 1: problem with you know, David oxelrot Rod's argument is is
Speaker 1: I was calling this out all during the Obama years,
Speaker 1: and Obama I think mentioned Chicago two or three times
Speaker 1: in the violence there and didn't lift a finger to
Speaker 1: help anybody.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I thought mayor life life was bad. But this
Speaker 6: guy is, you know, totally off the deep end when
Speaker 6: he's complaining about uh, slavery built built Chicago and stuff.
Speaker 6: Not you be getting off the subject at hand about
Speaker 6: you know, to get people killed over the Halliday weekend. Yes,
Speaker 6: I agree, Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's sad. I mean, these these are lives. I believe
Speaker 1: every every single human soul has talent and ability that's
Speaker 1: God given. And you know that's that's indicated by the
Speaker 1: Latin deriv derivative or education to bring forth from within.
Speaker 1: Guess what, You can't pursue happiness if you don't have
Speaker 1: law and order and safety and security. It is, as
Speaker 1: I've been saying and repeating, I.
Speaker 6: Hope Illinois not too far gone.
Speaker 1: Well, why why do you stay? I asked people all
Speaker 1: the time in these deep blue states. What you know
Speaker 1: obviously you're out of sync with the rest of your
Speaker 1: state politically. Why do you stay?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: Family, my daughter and granddaughters are living and son in
Speaker 6: law living live in the state downstate is so much
Speaker 6: different than the rest of the of the North of
Speaker 6: I eighty, I get it.
Speaker 1: But you're still paying those taxes. You still, you know,
Speaker 1: have that that governor as your governor. Look, I'm not,
Speaker 1: I'm not. I would never question anybody's choices. I had
Speaker 1: to stay in New York much longer than I wanted to,
Speaker 1: you know, for family reasons. But as soon as I
Speaker 1: could break free, man, I couldn't get out the door
Speaker 1: fast enough. Listen, I gotta run, my friend. God bless you, Brian,
Speaker 1: and God bless Illinois. You definitely need our prayers for sure.
Speaker 1: Fight Hannity Tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel.
Speaker 1: We'll check you in with the Attorney General of the
Speaker 1: United States, Pam Bondy tonight, Miranda Divine, Jason Chaffitz, John
Speaker 1: Solomon for all of those commutations and pardons invalid. We
Speaker 1: have a report also James Comer, LJ. Lawrence Jones tonight.
Speaker 1: And we have gubernatorial candidates in Virginia, Win Some Sears
Speaker 1: and Jack Chittarelli of New Jersey. Do they have a
Speaker 1: chance to win a blue and a purple state? Nine
Speaker 1: Eastern tonight, Hannity, Fox will see then back here on Monday.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend,