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Speaker 2: It's very interesting that the part time governor of California
Speaker 2: that loves attention, the guy that is missing in action,
Speaker 2: you know, guy that has no explanation why fire hydrants
Speaker 2: in the Pacific Colisades during the predictable wildfires and Santa
Speaker 2: Ana wins that knocked out nearly what thirteen thousand homes?
Speaker 2: He doesn't have an answer for ask local officials was
Speaker 2: one of the answers that he gave. Now he's actually
Speaker 2: trying to claim the reservoirs were brooming over with water.
Speaker 2: Well that's not according to reports that we've seen and
Speaker 2: reported on. And he's now a part time governor, full
Speaker 2: time governor, tweety bird, we call him, full time podcaster,
Speaker 2: full time Trump hater, and he's garnered a lot of attention.
Speaker 2: He was on the cover of Drudge yesterday. Democrats, you know,
Speaker 2: great New Hope. But if if he's going to run
Speaker 2: a national campaign is going to be very different than
Speaker 2: running a campaign in California, especially with his track record,
Speaker 2: Especially when you have the highest income taxes in the nation,
Speaker 2: the highest sales taxes in the country, the highest gas
Speaker 2: taxes in the country, the sixth highest corporate taxes in
Speaker 2: the country. They when then you add into that quality
Speaker 2: of life issues, some of the worst public schools in
Speaker 2: the entire country. You look at the sanctuary state policies
Speaker 2: that have cost the people of California billions and billions
Speaker 2: and billions of dollars for medical and other services. And
Speaker 2: you know, a state that is the highest tax you
Speaker 2: would think is running you know, massive budget surpluses. No,
Speaker 2: they have billions and billions of dollars in budget deficits
Speaker 2: that they have. It was his state that gave this
Speaker 2: truck driver that license, well not only a license, but
Speaker 2: sanctuary state protections when he entered the country illegally into California,
Speaker 2: Washington State, California gave him a commercial driver's license. Then
Speaker 2: we find out after he killed three Floridians that he
Speaker 2: was not proficient at speaking English, couldn't read road signs.
Speaker 2: We have been trying to get Governor Tweety Bird governor, podcaster, governor.
Speaker 2: I hate Trump every second of every minute of every
Speaker 2: hour of every day to respond to us, and mister
Speaker 2: part time governor, full time tweety bird, full time podcaster
Speaker 2: won't get back in touch with us. And I'm trying
Speaker 2: to understand why we used to have such a good relationship. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we welcome back to the program our friend Steve Hilton.
Speaker 2: He is running as a Republican to be the next
Speaker 2: governor of California.
Speaker 1: How are you, sir, I'm great, Sean, and I'll tell
Speaker 1: you why he won't go on with you, just in
Speaker 1: the same way he won't have me on his part.
Speaker 1: I've offered many times to go on and debate him
Speaker 1: because we know the facts. You just laid them out.
Speaker 1: His record is such a total disaster. It's literally the
Speaker 1: worst of any governor in America by far. I think
Speaker 1: you could make the case that he's the worst governor
Speaker 1: in American history to take a great state like California
Speaker 1: with everything we have to offer, the amazing beautiful landscapes,
Speaker 1: all our people, the talent, the ingenuity, the entrepreneurs, and
Speaker 1: what's he got to show for it? We now have
Speaker 1: the highest on top of everything else you laid out
Speaker 1: totally correctly. The highest unemployment rate in America today, the
Speaker 1: highest poverty rate, the worst business Company's Chief Executive magazine
Speaker 1: does a survey every year best and worst.
Speaker 3: States to do business.
Speaker 1: California has been bottom for the last ten years. We
Speaker 1: are fiftieth out of fifty states. The opportunity the place
Speaker 1: that in the many ways California represented the American dream,
Speaker 1: the California dream. We have the highest housing costs, lowest
Speaker 1: home ownership. Everything is, it is off, and so he
Speaker 1: can't run on his record for anything. I can't wait
Speaker 1: to first of all, beat this corrupt Democrat elite here
Speaker 1: in California next year, and then when he's off running
Speaker 1: for president, tell the whole country the last thing you
Speaker 1: want to do is bring this nightmare and take it
Speaker 1: national and put this guy in the overlap. It's not
Speaker 1: going to happen.
Speaker 2: I'd love to see you win. I know you do
Speaker 2: a good job. I've known you for many, many years.
Speaker 2: I know how smart you are, I know how dedicated
Speaker 2: you are. I know you've got the work ethic of
Speaker 2: saying President Trump, I know you have the right policies
Speaker 2: for California. The problem is You've had such a mass
Speaker 2: exodus of people that would otherwise be open to voting
Speaker 2: for a Republican and they have left. They have decided
Speaker 2: they can't take the high taxes, high crime, horrible quality
Speaker 2: of life issues that exist between homelessness and drug dens,
Speaker 2: open air drug dens, etc. And it makes it that
Speaker 2: much harder for somebody with common sense like you to win.
Speaker 2: How do you overcome that?
Speaker 1: Well, there's a couple of things, Seoran. Look, you're right,
Speaker 1: and I've never said, and I don't say that this
Speaker 1: is going to be easy.
Speaker 3: I've said it's very.
Speaker 1: Difficult, but it's not impossible. And what did President Trump
Speaker 1: teach us? Fight? Fight, fight. You've got a fight, and
Speaker 1: that's what I'm doing. And here are a few signs
Speaker 1: that I think this time it could be different. Things
Speaker 1: are changing a little bit. Last November, President Trump got
Speaker 1: more votes number of votes in California than any Republican
Speaker 1: presidential candidate for a generation. Ten counties flipped from blue to.
Speaker 3: Red out of fifty eight, so.
Speaker 1: That's significant, including some big counties like Fresno County.
Speaker 3: Off this biggest city you saw the place.
Speaker 1: I launched my campaign, Huntington Beach, biggest city in Orange County,
Speaker 1: Serf City, USA. The reason I went there, you had
Speaker 1: a strong team of common sense.
Speaker 3: Conservatives who just over four years.
Speaker 1: Ago got together and said we're sick of all the nonsense.
Speaker 1: We're going to run for office as a team. So,
Speaker 1: just over four years ago, Huntington Beach with six to
Speaker 1: one run by Democrats. The city council today seven zero Republican.
Speaker 1: The things are changing. You look at the polls, there's
Speaker 1: a majority who say the state of majority who say
Speaker 1: the state's going in the wrong direction. So I think
Speaker 1: if we put all that together, and also the Trump
Speaker 1: playbook working class voters, right, the multi racial working class coalitions,
Speaker 1: it's working class Californians who are hammered by these ridiculous
Speaker 1: the climate elitism, the gas prices, the cost of everything,
Speaker 1: electricity rates double the national average. And so my pitch
Speaker 1: is very simple, three dollar gas, cut your bills in half,
Speaker 1: a single family home that you can afford practical things.
Speaker 1: Just like President Trump made those arguments at the national level,
Speaker 1: I think that's how we do it in California.
Speaker 2: I wonder, I really do ponder whether or not the
Speaker 2: people in California. I did live there five years. If
Speaker 2: you talk about geography, I live in Santa Barbara. There's
Speaker 2: no more beautiful place on the face of the earth
Speaker 2: except with my free state of Florida. It's stunning. Do
Speaker 2: you think the people of California now you're giving me
Speaker 2: anecdotal information that shows signs of hope. Are they tired
Speaker 2: of the sanctuary state policies? Are they tired of paying
Speaker 2: tens and tens of millions of dollars in services for
Speaker 2: all the illegals that are protected by Gavin Newsom and
Speaker 2: California government. Do they want law and order restorative so
Speaker 2: they can be safe and secure and pursue happiness. That
Speaker 2: they want lower government costs, that they want more efficient government.
Speaker 2: Do they want better schools? Because if they do, there's
Speaker 2: really only one answer, and that they're going to have
Speaker 2: to vote Republican and just change their mindset. Do you
Speaker 2: think that that California is ready for that?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: I mean, look, let's just give you put some real
Speaker 1: numbers on it. The Republican vote in the state of California,
Speaker 1: the average Republican vote in statewide elections the last twenty years,
Speaker 1: and it's been twenty years into Republican one statewide the
Speaker 1: average share of the vote is forty one point seven.
Speaker 1: So look, that's not fifty, but it's not twenty, right,
Speaker 1: So the baseline is higher than a lot of people think.
Speaker 1: Then you look at the number of votes that President
Speaker 1: Trump got. This is a crucial thing. So next year
Speaker 1: is a midterm election, and of course that means you
Speaker 1: get a lower turnout. Now, if you take the average
Speaker 1: of the last two midterms, that's what people do to
Speaker 1: estimate what it's going to be. The total number of
Speaker 1: votes to be cast. We think in California next year
Speaker 1: around eleven point eight million. So to win you need
Speaker 1: roughly half of that, call it five point nine million votes.
Speaker 1: President Trump just this last election got six point one
Speaker 1: million votes in California. So the Republican votes are there,
Speaker 1: we just need to turn them out in a midterm election.
Speaker 1: It's all about California. There's a really important thing going
Speaker 1: on that could help with that. A ballot initiative that
Speaker 1: I'm working on with some friends and colleagues here in
Speaker 1: California on voter ID. Republican voters love voter ID for
Speaker 1: obvious reasons, to help stop the cheating. So if we
Speaker 1: get that voter ID initiative on the ballot for next November.
Speaker 1: That'll help with the turnout and we can pull this off.
Speaker 1: It's going to be difficult, but I really know that
Speaker 1: we can do it. People are sick of this nonsense.
Speaker 1: They just haven't believed that it's possible. That's why I'm
Speaker 1: running such an energetic campaign. I've got to be out
Speaker 1: there fighting, showing with energy that we really can do
Speaker 1: this and hopefully inspire people to come out and vote
Speaker 1: for the change we so desperately need.
Speaker 2: Tell me about the laws that you filed in federal
Speaker 2: court to block Avendussom and as Democratic elitist allies and
Speaker 2: their redistricting power grab. It's already a very heavily erry
Speaker 2: mandered state as it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they've already jerry mannered. I mean, this is the
Speaker 1: ridiculous thing about when they say, oh, we're just responding
Speaker 1: to Texas. No, they took the independent citizens districting process
Speaker 1: that we voted for in California, you know, fifteen years ago.
Speaker 1: They took that and hijacked it and drew the maps,
Speaker 1: and their lawyers were the DNC lawyers. The whole thing
Speaker 1: was hijacked by Democrats. So today if we had fair
Speaker 1: maps and fair representation in California. Today, Republicans would have
Speaker 1: an extra twelve House seats, which that alone would be
Speaker 1: a game changer.
Speaker 3: So let's put it this way.
Speaker 1: They've already stolen twelve seats. Now with these new maps,
Speaker 1: they want to steal another five. Now You've had Republicans
Speaker 1: file lawsuits in state court to try and stop him
Speaker 1: from doing this because it's illegal and unconstitutional. As you said,
Speaker 1: those lawsuits have been thrown out by the court, the
Speaker 1: state Supreme Court in California, which is basically all appointed
Speaker 1: by Democrats. That's why I filed in federal court. We've
Speaker 1: got a better chance there. And the argument is very simple.
Speaker 1: The equal Protection clause of the Federal Constitution and the
Speaker 1: California Constitution, very simple principle guarantees one person, one vote,
Speaker 1: and that's been established in cases over the years to
Speaker 1: mean that every vote should have roughly equal value. Right now,
Speaker 1: because of the gerry mandarin, a Democrat vote in California
Speaker 1: is worth three times a Republican vote. With these new maps,
Speaker 1: it would be eight times the value. It would take
Speaker 1: roughly one hundred and nine twenty thousand votes to elect
Speaker 1: a Democrat to Congress one point five two million votes
Speaker 1: to elect a Republican to Congress. This is clearly illegal
Speaker 1: and unconstitutional. We filed the lawsuit yesterday. We'll see how
Speaker 1: we do. We've got to stop this because part something else.
Speaker 1: Newson's about to spend two hundred and fifty million dollars
Speaker 1: of taxpayer money on what is basically a corrupt contribution
Speaker 1: to his presidential campaign.
Speaker 3: We can't let that happen.
Speaker 2: You'd think it's going to be commona. You think she
Speaker 2: will get in or do you take her out of word?
Speaker 2: She's not getting it.
Speaker 1: I think she's not going to do it. I think
Speaker 1: she still wants to run for president, and she just
Speaker 1: has this extraordinary, you know, ridiculous vanity that she's a serious,
Speaker 1: serious contender and somehow could be president. I think she
Speaker 1: sincerely thinks I know Clay Travis thinks this as well.
Speaker 3: She actually believes that.
Speaker 1: She's got a shot of being president, and that's what
Speaker 1: she wants.
Speaker 2: Quick break right back more with Republican candidate for governor
Speaker 2: of Great State of California, Steve Hilton is with us
Speaker 2: more on the other side. We continue now with our
Speaker 2: French Steve Hilton. He is running for governor the great
Speaker 2: state of California as a Republican. Definitely an uphill battle.
Speaker 2: Can he pull it off? We continue with Steve. Now,
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is. I've observed this my
Speaker 2: entire career is I don't care if you're a Senator
Speaker 2: or congressman or a cabinet member. I don't know what
Speaker 2: it is. But anybody that ever really walks into that
Speaker 2: oval office that's an elected official in particular, you know,
Speaker 2: they just their wild imagination takes them to the place
Speaker 2: where they think that they can be in that office.
Speaker 2: We did see that. If you remember during the Biden years,
Speaker 2: the day Biden wasn't even in the White House and
Speaker 2: Gavin walked into that Oval office like he owned it
Speaker 2: and flipped his jacket over his shoulder and he was
Speaker 2: picking out the drapes. It was pretty obvious to me.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you something short. I mean, okay, we've talked
Speaker 1: about his record. I'll give you something, you know, a
Speaker 1: more human version of this. I know people who work
Speaker 1: in his office as governor and the other people he's
Speaker 1: been written as well over the years. He cannot do
Speaker 1: this job, let alone the next job he wants because
Speaker 1: he's just got no ability. He's got no follow through,
Speaker 1: no attention to detail, nothing like that.
Speaker 3: You look at the difference.
Speaker 1: With President Trump, someone who understands how to make things happen,
Speaker 1: a pragmatic problem solving business guy, and there's just no compactive.
Speaker 1: You can't have people like this. This is the problem
Speaker 1: in California. You have these machine politicians whose only skill
Speaker 1: is navigating the political world right, you know, pandering to
Speaker 1: the unions whose money they need, and.
Speaker 3: The activists all the rest of it. They're all the same.
Speaker 1: Newsome Carmela's the same, Biden was the same Karen Bass.
Speaker 1: They don't believe in anything, really, They just all they
Speaker 1: want to is climb the ladder by pandering to whoever they.
Speaker 3: Need to suck up to to get power.
Speaker 1: They can't actually get anything done. You know, That's why
Speaker 1: I think I can do them.
Speaker 3: Look, I just like you. I've had real jobs.
Speaker 1: Most of my career I worked in I started companies,
Speaker 1: run businesses. My first job project manager for a construction company.
Speaker 1: You've got to understand how to get things done in
Speaker 1: these jobs, and News them absolutely can't.
Speaker 2: Oh it's interesting that you know, I know Gavin can't
Speaker 2: stand any criticism, and now that I've been challenging him
Speaker 2: after he attacked me, he's gone eerily silent. Very interesting.
Speaker 2: If people want to get in touch with you, how
Speaker 2: did they do so?
Speaker 1: Steve Hilton, Steve Hilton for Governor dot com, anyone in California,
Speaker 1: we'd love. We're trying to build a movement here.
Speaker 3: We need it.
Speaker 1: We need to beat this big machine, very corrupt Union
Speaker 1: back machine. So any help with that would be great.
Speaker 1: Steve Hilton for Governor dot com.
Speaker 2: Steve Hilton, always a pleasure, my friend. Thank you. We'll
Speaker 2: follow this race very closely. Eight hundred and ninety four one,
Speaker 2: Shawn is our number if you want to be a
Speaker 2: part of the program. All right, so we have Marxist
Speaker 2: COMMI Mum Donnie with commy. You know Grandpa Sanders in
Speaker 2: New York. They were in New York. Did you notice
Speaker 2: they were in New York campaigning together Linda this weekend.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you are a part of it. It's embarrassing.
Speaker 2: It's not embarrassing. Used to embarrassing that people are that
Speaker 2: stupid to show up for Grandpa Bernie and COMMI Donnie.
Speaker 2: It's embarrassing anyway. One Heckler called Donnie a communist. Uh,
Speaker 2: and that this is not Cuba. Obviously this guy is
Speaker 2: not voting for Marxist Kami mumdani. I mean, at least
Speaker 2: there was one person there with common sense. Then you
Speaker 2: have Grandpa Bernie saying, well, we're not going to allow
Speaker 2: Elon Musk to become the first trillionaire. What how are
Speaker 2: you going to stop it? Oh, that's right, you'll confiscate
Speaker 2: as wealth.
Speaker 4: Listen, guys the US whose own wealth is more than
Speaker 4: the bottom fifty two percent of American households you may
Speaker 4: have seen in the papers, they want to give them
Speaker 4: a little bonus another eight nine hundred billion dollars. We
Speaker 4: are living in crazy worlds, millions of people struggling to
Speaker 4: put food on the table, and making one guy a
Speaker 4: trillionaire is insane.
Speaker 1: Not about this.
Speaker 4: Country is supposed to be about, and we are not
Speaker 4: going to allow.
Speaker 2: That to happen. I mean, these two were made in heaven.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is a guy that vacationed in the
Speaker 2: former Soviet Union or a honeymoon in the former Soviet Union.
Speaker 2: More Bernie Sanders Grandpa Bernie mocking criticism of Marxism. Donni's
Speaker 2: government run food grocery stores. Which where do they fail miserably?
Speaker 2: In Missouri? I think they had government run grocery stores
Speaker 2: they were, And grocery stores don't have a big profit
Speaker 2: margins maybe one or two percent. You have this, you
Speaker 2: know grocer cast to Mattities. He's saying he's leaving if
Speaker 2: in fact, Kami Mam Donnie wins. Listen, But a.
Speaker 5: Radical idea to say that working class families should be
Speaker 5: able to go into a grocery store in an area
Speaker 5: where there are food deserts and be.
Speaker 4: Able to afford decent quality food for their children.
Speaker 5: Oh man, what a radical.
Speaker 2: Guy he is. Why would you think, why would anybody
Speaker 2: think government can run anything? Well, how did it work
Speaker 2: out with Social Security and medicate? Oh that's right, the
Speaker 2: lock box doesn't exist. They squandered the money and it's
Speaker 2: headed for insolvency. How are New York City schools doing
Speaker 2: some of the worst in the country. You know, how's
Speaker 2: law and order the defundsmantled, no bail law insanity that
Speaker 2: we have in New York. And reimagine the police as
Speaker 2: Kami Donnie wants anyway more Grandpa Bernie and you know
Speaker 2: saying democratic leaders should should be jumping up and down
Speaker 2: and supporting the Kami the mom Donnie, I understanding.
Speaker 4: As you are the Democratic Party candidate from mayor of
Speaker 4: the City of New York, right, and I proposed that question.
Speaker 4: I find it hard to understand how the major Democratic
Speaker 4: leaders in New York State I'm not supporting the Democratic candidate.
Speaker 3: One might think.
Speaker 4: One might think that if a candidate starting at two
Speaker 4: percent in the polls gets fifty thousand volunteers, creates enormous excitement,
Speaker 4: gets young people involved in the political process, gets not
Speaker 4: traditional voters to book, Democratic leaders will be jumping up
Speaker 4: and down.
Speaker 1: This is our guy.
Speaker 4: So we got another fight on our hands. So that
Speaker 4: is the future of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: All right. So it's a hell of a weekend in
Speaker 2: New York City. I'm so sorry I missed it in
Speaker 2: the Free State of Florida. Uh Mamdanni himself Marxist Kami
Speaker 2: Mam Donnie said he hopes to convince wealthy New Yorkers
Speaker 2: to pay higher taxes. Good luck convincing them. They already
Speaker 2: pay some of the highest taxes in the country.
Speaker 6: But right now, the top one percent earnings in the
Speaker 6: city pay forty percent of the city's income.
Speaker 2: Taxes.
Speaker 6: According to the Empire Center for Public Policy, how do
Speaker 6: you bring these wealthy residents to the table as mayor
Speaker 6: stop them from saying they're leaving gone to Florida because
Speaker 6: we need that tax revenue to pay.
Speaker 7: For some of the things you're talking about.
Speaker 8: What I have put forward is a vision to make
Speaker 8: the most expensive city in the United States of America
Speaker 8: affordable at a time. And we have the wealthiest city.
Speaker 8: It is also one with one and four living in poverty.
Speaker 8: And to your point, we have a number of New
Speaker 8: Yorkers who are doing quite well. The top one percent
Speaker 8: of New York City earns a million dollars or more
Speaker 8: a year. And my vision is not one where they leave.
Speaker 8: It is one where they stay, in part by showing
Speaker 8: them that asking them to pay more in taxes would
Speaker 8: increase even their quality of life.
Speaker 2: And if that's not bad enough, he's doubling down on dumb,
Speaker 2: dumber and stupid. This is great, great for criminals, And
Speaker 2: there was a front page article in the New York
Speaker 2: Post today is more than five thousand arrests for only
Speaker 2: sixty three subway repeat offenders. Of the sixty three repeat
Speaker 2: offenders that have five thousand plus arrests. Only five of
Speaker 2: the sixty three are behind bars. But that's not stopping
Speaker 2: Marxist Kami Momdami, you know, from doubling down on Dumb
Speaker 2: and Dumber, saying he would support abolishing the NYPD gang database.
Speaker 7: If city council legislation do a b the NYPD gang database,
Speaker 7: where to pass? Would you support ends on that?
Speaker 9: I have supported that that proposal. It's one that I've
Speaker 9: supported because of the vast dragnet has meant the inclusion
Speaker 9: of New Yorkers on the basis of whether they go
Speaker 9: out late, photos they put on social media, so much
Speaker 9: of the facts of life of being a young New Yorker,
Speaker 9: and yet it then becomes a mark of suspicion. There's
Speaker 9: no question that we have to take gangs extremely seriously,
Speaker 9: and yet I find that a database that includes New
Speaker 9: Yorkers on such bases is one that doesn't actually do
Speaker 9: exactly All right.
Speaker 2: Let's get to our busy phones, shall we. Jan Is
Speaker 2: in North Carolina? Jan, Hi, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 10: Sean?
Speaker 3: How are you doing today?
Speaker 2: I'm good? Thank you. Happy Monday? Is there such a
Speaker 2: thing as a happy Monday?
Speaker 10: Not down here in North Carolina? After what happen, which
Speaker 10: is why I'm calling, And it's kind of a two
Speaker 10: part question for you. They're you know, all these murders
Speaker 10: and all this stuff is happening, and they're repeat offenders.
Speaker 10: I mean, they just keep going and doing it again
Speaker 10: and again and again. Is it possible? And this is
Speaker 10: where right two part question is is it possible that
Speaker 10: the Democrats are not putting them in prison because it
Speaker 10: costs what forty five fifty thousand dollars a year to
Speaker 10: keep somebody in prison?
Speaker 3: Is it now?
Speaker 2: They're not doing it for other reasons. They are not
Speaker 2: doing it because they don't want to do it. They
Speaker 2: don't they they literally have an aversion against policing, and
Speaker 2: in the process they're making life unsafe for law abiding citizens.
Speaker 2: I mean, Donald Trump's offering to do it for free
Speaker 2: right now by sending in the National Guard. And you
Speaker 2: see the reluctance, resistance, fierce resis distance towards keeping citizens safe.
Speaker 10: Well, is it possible that rather than I mean, I
Speaker 10: understand that point that you're saying, which is it possible
Speaker 10: they want to use the money just for the illegals
Speaker 10: or protesters or whatever? You know, I just cannot understand
Speaker 10: anybody that wouldn't want to keep somebody in prison that
Speaker 10: deserves to be in prison.
Speaker 2: It's a whole it's a whole mindset, and this is
Speaker 2: part of you know what. It's hard for somebody as
Speaker 2: nice as you Jan from North Carolina that was born
Speaker 2: with and maintains the common sense God gave you, it's
Speaker 2: very hard for you to wrap your your mind around
Speaker 2: this idiocy of defund, dismantle, reimagine the police with social
Speaker 2: worker mentality, no bail law mentality. It's very hard for
Speaker 2: common sense people to understand that because it makes no sense.
Speaker 2: The purpose of incarcerating people is to keep other people
Speaker 2: people safe and to punish people for crimes that they commit.
Speaker 2: It's not it's really that basic for the social order.
Speaker 2: You know, you look at the list of things that
Speaker 2: that would be decriminalized in New York City under you know,
Speaker 2: Marxist Kami Mundani, and you get a you get a
Speaker 2: good idea. How stupid this is. I mean, these same
Speaker 2: democrats they want these safe injection sites, but there's no
Speaker 2: such thing as a safe injection site. If you're injecting
Speaker 2: heroin or or you know, fentanyl or whatever drug you're
Speaker 2: injecting into your body. You're slowly committing suicide. And why
Speaker 2: society would pay to help facilitate that is beyond my
Speaker 2: comprehension too. I don't want anybody doing drugs. The way
Speaker 2: to answer that is what Trump is doing. Prevent the
Speaker 2: drugs from coming in the country. Take on the narco terrorists.
Speaker 2: But then again, Democrats are angry that the president struct
Speaker 2: the the Venezuelan you know, drug boat. Unbelievable.
Speaker 10: I just don't understand it.
Speaker 2: You know, it's you're too smart, You have too much
Speaker 2: common sense. It's hard for you to wrap your mind
Speaker 2: around stupid. That's not a bad thing, Jan, That means
Speaker 2: you're smart.
Speaker 10: Aren't They worried about that their kids or their grandkids
Speaker 10: could very well be murdered or or step on a
Speaker 10: dirty heroin needle or or something.
Speaker 2: I mean apparently not a or else they'd clean it up,
Speaker 2: wouldn't I.
Speaker 10: You would think so. I don't know, Sun. I mean,
Speaker 10: times are changing, and they're not changing for the better.
Speaker 10: You know, I worry about my kids, my grandkids, I
Speaker 10: mean generations.
Speaker 2: You're you, rightfully are worried about it. You should be
Speaker 2: worried about it anyway, Jan, God bless you will stay
Speaker 2: in North Carolina. Ed is next that how are you
Speaker 2: glad you called?
Speaker 7: How are you doing sure?
Speaker 2: I'm good, glad, glad you're on board.
Speaker 7: Well, I was thinking a little bit about Eric uh
Speaker 7: ATMs Ian. I was thinking that he should contact Trump
Speaker 7: and ask him to bring his federal works into New
Speaker 7: York City. You know that it'll definitely make him more
Speaker 7: popular with the citizens, and that's who he needs to
Speaker 7: get boats. I mean, the media is going to eat
Speaker 7: his lunch, but he doesn't need to get votes from
Speaker 7: the media. He needs to get him from the people.
Speaker 7: And I was reading an older a March article in
Speaker 7: the New York Past where they were saying that the
Speaker 7: New Yorkers were so thankful for Tom Homan that, you know,
Speaker 7: cleaning up their towns because they have just been ignored
Speaker 7: for so long that this is something that they could
Speaker 7: You could really make political hey by doing the right thing.
Speaker 2: Now, you know, you're reminding me a little bit of
Speaker 2: jan from North Carolina, our last caller. You know, you
Speaker 2: have retained too much of the common sense God gave
Speaker 2: you when you were born, and you're applying your level
Speaker 2: of common sense to something that makes no sense. And
Speaker 2: in New York and as somebody that lived there, are
Speaker 2: two different points in my life. I was raised there
Speaker 2: and I left five years in California five years and
Speaker 2: now Rhode Island five years and I'm sorry, two years
Speaker 2: in Alabama, four years in Georgia. You know, then I
Speaker 2: went back for Fox News. Now I'm down in the
Speaker 2: Florida Bureau of Fox News, and I'm just telling you
Speaker 2: it is a very different mindset. The common sense you're
Speaker 2: looking for does not exist. The reason the odds are
Speaker 2: very high. Do not be surprised if Marxist commedi mom
Speaker 2: Donnie wins is because New York City draws to itself.
Speaker 2: You know this this crazy mindset. I know it's hard
Speaker 2: for you to wrap your mind around, but do you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. It's a very different mindset.
Speaker 7: We're saying that to Pam. I was thinking that maybe
Speaker 7: I am that way as well as Pam.
Speaker 2: That's not a bad thing. I mean that means you're
Speaker 2: frankly smarter and have more you know, common sense, didn't
Speaker 2: they do? Because this city is not going to be
Speaker 2: more safe or more secure with the stupidity.
Speaker 7: Well, it's so uncommon that people have common sense that
Speaker 7: maybe we should call it uncommon sense at this point.
Speaker 2: I think I think that's a pretty wise, common sensical
Speaker 2: thing to conclude. Not to have a play on words
Speaker 2: here anyway, my friend, God bless you. I love the
Speaker 2: people in North Carolina. They do have common sense. Right,
Speaker 2: that's gonna rap things up to today. We got a great,
Speaker 2: great hennity tonight nine eastern on the Fox News Channel.
Speaker 2: We have Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Stephen Miller Tonight He's
Speaker 2: on fire, Stephen A. Smith also well, last came why
Speaker 2: his party is the party of the illegal immigration and
Speaker 2: the party that is coddling criminals. Also Senator Ted Cruz,
Speaker 2: Tommy Larrence, set your DVR tonight nine eastern on the
Speaker 2: Fox News Channel. We'll see you tonight back here tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Thank you for making this show possible.