Speaker 1: An hour two Sean Hannity Show, toll free.
Speaker 2: It's eight hundred and ninefold when Shawn, you want to
Speaker 2: be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: This Friday hard to believe.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've been so immersed in every aspect of
Speaker 2: this war against Iran, you know, starting on on Friday night.
Speaker 2: I was awake when this began, and I didn't go
Speaker 2: to sleep, and I was up texting everybody, my friends
Speaker 2: and senators and congressmen and people in the administration, anybody
Speaker 2: that would take my text. And I didn't go to
Speaker 2: bed until noon that day. Called into Fox and Friends
Speaker 2: Saturday morning about six thirty in the morning, and it
Speaker 2: was just that spectacular. And it has been an incredible success,
Speaker 2: beyond any any belief I thought we could have. I
Speaker 2: knew this would be a tough operation. I was nervous,
Speaker 2: you know, in the lead up to this, because you
Speaker 2: just don't know, there's an unknown factor, especially with the
Speaker 2: regime is insane as the Iranium regime. And then when
Speaker 2: we got the news that the Supreme Leader and you know,
Speaker 2: forty plus others were taken out in the first thirty
Speaker 2: seconds of this engagement in the special council designed to
Speaker 2: pick the next generation of leadership, eighty some odd people.
Speaker 2: In that case, they were wiped out. I mean now
Speaker 2: we're down to, you know, some guy who is now
Speaker 2: the new Iranian foreign minister that nobody's heard of, saying
Speaker 2: that they're ready for for ground troops if they attack.
Speaker 2: By the way, President Trump's been pretty clear, not going
Speaker 2: to be a ground war. They don't need to put
Speaker 2: boots on the ground anyway. Here's the new nobody knows
Speaker 2: who the hell he is Iranian Foreign minister.
Speaker 3: President Trump has not ruled out boots on the ground
Speaker 3: in Iran.
Speaker 4: Are you afraid of a US invasion in your country?
Speaker 5: No, the adventing for them. You were waiting for the
Speaker 5: US military to invade the ground troops, Yes, because we
Speaker 5: are confident that we can confront them and that would
Speaker 5: be a big disaster for them.
Speaker 6: So you're saying that that Iran is ready and willing
Speaker 6: to take on the US military if there were to
Speaker 6: be ground troops.
Speaker 5: Well, be ready for this war even more than the
Speaker 5: previous war. So you can see, you know the quality
Speaker 5: of our missiles, how much they are upgraded after the
Speaker 5: last war, because we learned lots of lessons and we
Speaker 5: are prepared for any other eventuality, even you know, a
Speaker 5: ground invasion.
Speaker 1: Pretty spectacular.
Speaker 2: Now, I got to give a lot of props to
Speaker 2: the US military or Commander in Chief, are the chairman
Speaker 2: of the Joint chiefs of Staff? You know, raising Kine
Speaker 2: is unbelievable. Another person that is I really admire is
Speaker 2: Admiral Brad Cooper sayingcom Commander, he's detailing here. The destroyed
Speaker 2: the Ranian ships. Yeah, we've destroyed pretty mu to all
Speaker 2: of them. It was funny last night there was a
Speaker 2: story about one ship that somehow made it to the
Speaker 2: shores or close to the shores of Sri Lanka, and
Speaker 2: the Iranians on that ship started jumping off the ship
Speaker 2: and saying, you can keep the ship.
Speaker 1: We're out of here.
Speaker 2: Just let us just give us a place to stay,
Speaker 2: which was pretty funny. But here's Admiral Brad Cooper.
Speaker 3: Our strikes against the Iranian navy have intensified. You may
Speaker 3: have heard the President say just a little while ago
Speaker 3: that we have sunk or destroyed twenty four ships.
Speaker 7: That was true.
Speaker 3: At the moment, we're now up over thirty ships, and
Speaker 3: in just the last few hours we hit an Iranian
Speaker 3: drone carrier ship roughly the size of a World War
Speaker 3: Two aircraft carrier, and as we speak, it's on fire.
Speaker 1: And then the president himself calling on Iranian soldiers to
Speaker 1: lay down their arms. And according to some reports, now
Speaker 1: I'm not being able to confirm it myself, but there
Speaker 1: are a lot of reports that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard
Speaker 1: laying down their arms. Local police departments are laying down
Speaker 1: their arms, and that they want no part of what
Speaker 1: is likely to calm. The President offered them immunity if
Speaker 1: they did so immediately, otherwise they would face certain death.
Speaker 1: But here's the president calling on those soldiers to lay
Speaker 1: down their arms.
Speaker 6: And once again calling on all members of the Iranian
Speaker 6: Revolutionary Guard, the military, and the police to lay down
Speaker 6: their arms. They're only going to be killed. And now
Speaker 6: is the time to stand up for the Iranian people
Speaker 6: and help take back your country. You're going to have
Speaker 6: a chance, after all these years to take back your country.
Speaker 6: Except immunity. We'll give you immunity and will be giving
Speaker 6: you really the right side of history, because that's what
Speaker 6: it is. So you'll be perfectly safe with total immunity,
Speaker 6: or you'll face absolutely guaranteed death. And I don't want
Speaker 6: to see that one of.
Speaker 2: The most disappointing. If not, it's not surprising to me.
Speaker 2: We have been pointing out the utter decline of Europe
Speaker 2: and chronicling it on this program now for some time.
Speaker 2: But the first initial reaction of the Prime Minister of
Speaker 2: Great Britain, Kirs Starmer, it was pathetic, and the same
Speaker 2: with French President Macrone, it was pathetic, and the leader
Speaker 2: of Spain pathetic. And these are supposed to be our allies.
Speaker 2: But Europe has been experiencing massive, really a massive precipitous decline.
Speaker 2: They have given up, you know, really, you know, standing
Speaker 2: strong and putting a commitment towards national security and defense
Speaker 2: of their own countries and their own continent.
Speaker 1: They have not done a good job.
Speaker 2: They were, you know, hemming and hawing when Donald Trump
Speaker 2: insisted they more than double their contribution to NATO, but
Speaker 2: he got them to do it. And of course they
Speaker 2: don't understand the nature of evil in our time. I
Speaker 2: never thought on our lifetime that that Great Britain would
Speaker 2: ever end up with eighty five or eighty seven shary courts,
Speaker 2: but it's real. I didn't think there'd be no go
Speaker 2: zones where you know, the Islamic community that immigrated from
Speaker 2: other countries would say that local police and fire departments
Speaker 2: are not allowed in their community and that they separate themselves.
Speaker 2: In other words, you have unfettered immigration without assimilation, and
Speaker 2: they've adopted climate alarmism pretty much all across the continent,
Speaker 2: along with radical socialism. It is a continent that is
Speaker 2: in a precipitous decline.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Joining us now to discuss all of this, the Vice
Speaker 2: Admiral Robert Hayward of the US Navy, also Kevin Hermiting,
Speaker 2: is with us a marine by the way, hel Campta.
Speaker 2: Four hundred and forty four days. He's back with us, Kevin.
Speaker 2: It's great to have you back, Vice Admiral, great to
Speaker 2: have you back. Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 1: Kevin. You were there in the beginning.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is when the Ayatola came out of
Speaker 2: exile in France and the revolution began in nineteen seventy nine,
Speaker 2: and you spent four d and forty four days as
Speaker 2: a captive. How horrible was that point in your life?
Speaker 8: Well, it wasn't easy, but I have to say some
Speaker 8: of my colleagues really endured some severe treatment. I think
Speaker 8: about our CIA station chiefs there hundred and twenty five
Speaker 8: days Sean in solitary confinement, just you know, worrying every
Speaker 8: day about his family and was he the only one
Speaker 8: left behind? And of course that was before the days
Speaker 8: when we learned later that men like William Buckley were
Speaker 8: tortured and killed by the same regime. I think about
Speaker 8: Colonel Charles Scott, who has beaten severely with rubber hoses
Speaker 8: during his first days of interrogations and having his teeth
Speaker 8: busted off. And we can't forget although they weren't ever
Speaker 8: held hostage, but let's face it, three Marines and five
Speaker 8: airmen hofully gave their lives in Operation Eagle Clock trying
Speaker 8: to rescue us. That wouldn't have had to happen if
Speaker 8: they hadn't captured the embassy and held us either.
Speaker 2: Well, let me ask you, Admiral Robert Harward, thank you
Speaker 2: for your service number one. Number two. I don't think
Speaker 2: I don't think I've ever been more proud of our military.
Speaker 2: I mean, the level of intelligence gathering, the sophisticated precision
Speaker 2: of our military might has never been on better display
Speaker 2: than it has been here. And I'm very grateful to
Speaker 2: all of those people that understand for future generation's sake
Speaker 2: that we can't have radical islamis partnered with weapons of
Speaker 2: mass destruction that they pledged to use to destroy the
Speaker 2: US and Israel.
Speaker 4: Well, let me start first off by recognizing Kevin that
Speaker 4: you know what he went through. It epitomizes service. So
Speaker 4: just always thank.
Speaker 6: You for.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's got to be hard to be a
Speaker 2: hostage for four hundred and forty four days, right, Admiral.
Speaker 4: Hell, yeah, it's got to be hard, but you know
Speaker 4: that's why people serve. Unfortunately, sometimes that happens, and you'd
Speaker 4: have to ask Kevin, but we all can help acknowledge
Speaker 4: the service he provided to this country of ours and
Speaker 4: to sacrifice these names and my hat sought to them.
Speaker 4: Number two I think most important. You're damn right, this
Speaker 4: is one of the it's not just our military, our
Speaker 4: whole government that had the courage to do this. The
Speaker 4: Secretary of Ward, the President, the Secretary of State all
Speaker 4: in support, and then you had a military that could
Speaker 4: execute this. I think what you're seeing just as proud
Speaker 4: as we are them. I think other countries are starting
Speaker 4: to realize what this means to them and the potential,
Speaker 4: and that's why you're seeing some of these political leaders change.
Speaker 4: They realize how significant, how powerful does the millions and
Speaker 4: millions of people who want to see this through. And
Speaker 4: so that's why I think you're seeing some of these
Speaker 4: shifts in their policy and their positions.
Speaker 2: Well, they have been showing nothing but the client in
Speaker 2: weakness now going on for a long time. They have
Speaker 2: not put their priority on national security and defense of
Speaker 2: their countries and their own continent, and they have been
Speaker 2: relying on the United States and even taking an advantage
Speaker 2: of US with tariffs and Donald Trump putting into that.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break more with Vice Admiral Robert Harward
Speaker 2: of the US Navy and Kevin Hermaning, a marine held
Speaker 2: hostage for foreigner in forty four days in Iran. Quick
Speaker 2: break right back on the other side. More of their comments.
Speaker 2: Your calls coming up also eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn,
Speaker 2: as we continue, all right, we continue now with Vice
Speaker 2: Admiral Robert Harward is with US of the US Navy.
Speaker 2: Now Kevin Hermaning is a marine. He was one of
Speaker 2: the people held hostage for fourign in forty four days
Speaker 2: after the Iotola Komani came into power in nineteen seventy nine. Admiral,
Speaker 2: your background is pretty fascinating to me. You grew up
Speaker 2: in Iran, You graduated from the Tehran American School, You
Speaker 2: speak Farsi. Former Navy Seal Vice Admiral led the invasions
Speaker 2: of Afghanistan and Iraq, served as deputy commander of US
Speaker 2: Central Command and helped stand up start up the National
Speaker 2: counter Terrorism Center, and you were asked by the President
Speaker 2: to serve as the National Security Advisor. I mean your
Speaker 2: background in life experience is one to envy.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know about any of that, but I
Speaker 4: will tell you, along with Kevin, we've seen this thing
Speaker 4: from that Sirian inception, and like Kevin, we were there
Speaker 4: before and realized what an amazing country and the people
Speaker 4: of Iran are, So we understand exactly why this is
Speaker 4: so important and how incredible this event is. And again
Speaker 4: because we had the political courage and strength to do
Speaker 4: that and then our militaries could execute this is what
Speaker 4: services and just leadership. So it's good to really see
Speaker 4: how this plays out. But there's no doubt about it.
Speaker 4: This thing is not done until the regime is gone.
Speaker 4: And I think everyone realizes that, not just in the US,
Speaker 4: but in our European leaders, because then you bring a
Speaker 4: change of government is accountable to its people and can
Speaker 4: work peacefully with its neighbors and partners in the region.
Speaker 2: You know, Kevin, as I look at your story being
Speaker 2: held four hundred and forty four days hostage. You, by
Speaker 2: the way, you continued in the military. You completed thirteen
Speaker 2: years in the Marine Corps Simprificor. You got multiple honors,
Speaker 2: including the Prisoner of War Medal, the Defense Notorious Service Medal,
Speaker 2: the US State Department Award for Valor. But you're only
Speaker 2: twenty years old and the youngest of the four hundred
Speaker 2: and forty four held hostage. Not an easy moment for
Speaker 2: a twenty year old kid.
Speaker 9: Well, Sean, thank you for that. But seriously, we were
Speaker 9: just doing our jobs, right, Marine Security Guards that our
Speaker 9: embassies have a unique responsibility. Yes, we are working for
Speaker 9: the Department of Defense, but our job is to minimize
Speaker 9: chaos abroad. Right. We're in a diplomatic mission, which means
Speaker 9: we are responsible for following the direction the orders of
Speaker 9: our ambassadors. Bruce Langen had sent cables back to the
Speaker 9: State Department. They were ignored by Cyrus Vance, our Secretary
Speaker 9: of State. And I don't know about the President, maybe
Speaker 9: I never even saw them, but he said, listen, if
Speaker 9: you let the Shaw of Iran into the country, into
Speaker 9: the United States, that the embassy could come under siege,
Speaker 9: Americans could be held hostage. Those were the exact language
Speaker 9: that was in that were in those cables. And I'm
Speaker 9: not suggesting we shouldn't have let our longtime ally the
Speaker 9: Shaw into the United States, but perhaps we should have
Speaker 9: downsized or closed our embassy for a time period to
Speaker 9: see the repercussions that might have resulted. Nonetheless, I always
Speaker 9: do I remind the listeners the audiences before which I
Speaker 9: speak occasionally of those men who died in the desert
Speaker 9: and my fellow captives, because you know, four under and
Speaker 9: twenty five days in solitary confinement for Tom Ahern was
Speaker 9: just horrendous. I mean for me forty three days after
Speaker 9: a failed escape attempt was nothing as a result. But
Speaker 9: just to be able to do that, and I think
Speaker 9: also the younger you are, the easier it is. And
Speaker 9: I'll never forget getting down on my knees in solitary
Speaker 9: confinement just praying and asking God to deliver me from
Speaker 9: those days. Right, just you have no idea, but many
Speaker 9: of my colleagues had much worse treatment than I did.
Speaker 2: Well, thank god everyone got out. It happened on the
Speaker 2: day that Ronald Wilson Reagan became the president of our
Speaker 2: country January twentieth, nineteen eighty one, A day we'll never forget.
Speaker 2: Can't thank you both. I admire both of you. Kevin,
Speaker 2: thank you, Admiral, thank you. We appreciate it time. I
Speaker 2: thank you for being on the program today. And God
Speaker 2: bless both your view and your families. And we really
Speaker 2: appreciate both of you.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: Just when you think it can't get any worse. For
Speaker 2: Zoron Moron Marxist Tommi Mamdani, it did. Apparently his wife
Speaker 2: liked social media posts that was celebrating amasa's October seventh
Speaker 2: massacre of Israelis. Remember their population well under ten million.
Speaker 2: So that's the equivalent of losing forty thousand Americans in
Speaker 2: a day. If America lost forty thousand Americans in a day,
Speaker 2: what would you want your government to do? Maybe obliterate
Speaker 2: the people that killed your fellow citizens, That's what I'd
Speaker 2: want them to do. I don't hide that fact, very
Speaker 2: open about it. Look at how we reacted after nine
Speaker 2: to eleven, two thousand and one. We lost two nine
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy seven Americans that day. Anyway, so Zoron
Speaker 2: Marxist Kami Mum Donnie's wife, according to Foxnews dot Com,
Speaker 2: allegedly like several posts on social media quote cheering on
Speaker 2: Hamas on October seventh, and with the October seventh massacre
Speaker 2: of Israelis, remember there was there was murder and kidnappings
Speaker 2: and beheadings and rape that all took place, and these
Speaker 2: terrorists they took videos of it. And I happened to
Speaker 2: be one of the few people the idea f would
Speaker 2: show people in the media so they could report accurately
Speaker 2: on it. And there were many of my colleagues at
Speaker 2: Fox that looked at it and they had to leave
Speaker 2: in the middle of it because it was that gruesome.
Speaker 2: It's not something we can never show you on TV,
Speaker 2: because you just can't. These are not images you'll ever
Speaker 2: get out of your mind. According to the DC based
Speaker 2: news outlet Jewish Insider, New York City mayors Zoron Marxist
Speaker 2: Kami Mumdannie spent the mayoral campaigns and seeing himself from
Speaker 2: the most radical anti Israeli elements of the leftist movement,
Speaker 2: but an examination of his wife's social media activity reveals
Speaker 2: that she liked multiple Instagram posts cheering on Hamas on
Speaker 2: October the seventh, twenty twenty three, and the posts liked
Speaker 2: by his wife Assyrian American artised unambiguously celebrating the terrorist attack,
Speaker 2: which again twelve hundred Israelis. But they have a tiny population,
Speaker 2: the very small country, I mean, unbelievable. And they even
Speaker 2: you know, they were killing children for crying out loud,
Speaker 2: and rape and murder and kidnapping, all on tape and beheadings.
Speaker 2: I got that part. It doesn't get any sicker than this.
Speaker 2: I do not understand why ninety five percent of this
Speaker 2: country does not vote against this radicalism, which is now
Speaker 2: the entire entirety of the Democratic Party. All right, let's
Speaker 2: get to our busy phones. Eight hundred and nine point one,
Speaker 2: Seawn our number if you want to be a part
Speaker 2: of the program. John in South Carolina, John, how are
Speaker 2: you happy?
Speaker 1: Friday? Glad you called?
Speaker 4: I'm good?
Speaker 10: Sean?
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good? Sir?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 11: Is this an opportunity for Trump to squeeze the Russians
Speaker 11: and the Chinese controlling the streets of with all the
Speaker 11: oil tankers in and out of there where, that's twenty
Speaker 11: percent of the world one and I.
Speaker 2: Would imagine, And the President said that he will have
Speaker 2: a say and who takes over, just like he did
Speaker 2: in Venezuela, which he has to do. Otherwise, why do
Speaker 2: we spend all why do we take all this risk,
Speaker 2: Why do we send all these military assets over there?
Speaker 2: And I will predict that at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: the Iranians will be paying for their own for their
Speaker 2: own you know, salvation here in the sense that they're
Speaker 2: going to pay the price what it costs the US
Speaker 2: to liberate them. And I think that Donald Trump insisting
Speaker 2: on somebody that is going to be friendly towards America
Speaker 2: is a fair exchange for freedom, because that's what the president.
Speaker 2: We're willing to risk our national treasure, expend a massive
Speaker 2: amount of military resources, and I think they should pay
Speaker 2: for that liberation.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: That will mean the US will absolutely have a say
Speaker 2: in their oil production, It will benefit the people of
Speaker 2: Iran financially, and it will pay back to the United
Speaker 2: States for the massive billions and billions of dollars that
Speaker 2: we've had to spend for their freedom. They asked for
Speaker 2: our help, they got it, and now that we've been
Speaker 2: successful and that we will be successful, they can pay
Speaker 2: us back for that, and I think that's only fair. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I agree, all right, my friend, appreciate you. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: and nine point one Shawn our number Wayne in Louisiana.
Speaker 2: Next Sean Hennity Show. What's up, Wayne?
Speaker 7: How are you doing great? How you doing, mister Hannity?
Speaker 1: I'm good, sir. What's going on?
Speaker 4: Oh man?
Speaker 7: I'm just calling from the great state of Louisiana, the
Speaker 7: home of Sarah Kennedy and Steiscally. So yeah, sir, definitely, Yeah.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to thank you for your service to
Speaker 7: the country and for the time you came to help
Speaker 7: us out with the flood of twenty fifteen. I believe
Speaker 7: in Baton Rouge they had the big flood and you
Speaker 7: and Trump were there and you were handing out food
Speaker 7: and helping serve. It was pretty awesome.
Speaker 1: Are you talking about after Katrina, No.
Speaker 4: There was a flood.
Speaker 7: I think it was after Trump announced he was running
Speaker 7: for the first time. I think you guys were in
Speaker 7: Baton Rouge. I don't know if you remember, but then
Speaker 7: also there was Katrine too as well, which I definitely
Speaker 7: made it through, thank God.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, listen, I'm just I hate the fact that
Speaker 2: when I see my fellow American suffering. You know, we
Speaker 2: spend all this money abroad to help out other countries
Speaker 2: when they're in need, because that's who we are.
Speaker 1: We're Americans.
Speaker 2: But the first priority is any American natural disaster they
Speaker 2: need help. Americans always are there for their fellow Americans.
Speaker 2: And I remember seeing this up close and personal after
Speaker 2: nine to eleven, and the amount of love and support
Speaker 2: from people all across this country was remarkable. And we
Speaker 2: had syndicated this radio program the day before nine to eleven,
Speaker 2: and one of our affiliates, first affiliates, was in Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: They actually had people drive up and send notes in
Speaker 2: this big, big, massive mural and they signed it and
Speaker 2: they sent these loving notes to people, and we ended
Speaker 2: up you know, I forgot where we hung it, but
Speaker 2: we hung it so people would be able to walk
Speaker 2: along and read it. And then I remember, you know,
Speaker 2: companies like local delicatessens and pizza places, and you know,
Speaker 2: I remember Campbell's soup. I don't know why campbell Soup
Speaker 2: comes to but it does. I like Campbell Soup. I
Speaker 2: like Campbell soup, Chicken Noodle, and you know, they set
Speaker 2: up you know, like twenty four hour, twenty four hour
Speaker 2: a day, seven day a week, you know, free soup
Speaker 2: or all the first responders and people that would walk by.
Speaker 2: They just give free soup to everybody and take care
Speaker 2: of everybody. Americans helping Americans. It's kind of a cool thing.
Speaker 7: That's awesome.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I just remember also after the big hurricane ATS he
Speaker 7: had in North Carolina it was a few years ago,
Speaker 7: and how they were just basically left abandoned with no help.
Speaker 2: Until I couldn't believe it. I kept talking about it.
Speaker 2: I'm like, Colloa, can we help these people out?
Speaker 1: Please? Yeah, hello, Americans in need get there, right.
Speaker 7: They were just left abandon to find for themselves.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, yeah, cool, you got to take care.
Speaker 2: We've got to take care of our own. We got
Speaker 2: to take care of Americans. You know, I've never been
Speaker 2: a conservative against a safety net. But you want to
Speaker 2: teach people how to fish. You want to create an
Speaker 2: opportunity society. You don't want to create dependency. And that's
Speaker 2: the difference in philosophies between conservatism and liberalism.
Speaker 7: Right. And another big thing is when they left the
Speaker 7: sworders abandoned in Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: Of course, that that was so despicable. Not only did
Speaker 2: we abandon the soldiers, not only did we abandon we
Speaker 2: abandon our allies. And these are people we made commitments
Speaker 2: to that if God forbid the day came that these
Speaker 2: people would, you know, needed help getting out, we were
Speaker 2: going to take them with us. And we not only
Speaker 2: abandoned them, but we abandoned them and computers with it,
Speaker 2: and billions of dollars in military equipment with it, and
Speaker 2: on those computers they were able to figure out each
Speaker 2: and every person that had been helping the US in
Speaker 2: some capacity, and those people were hunted down and murdered,
Speaker 2: never to be seen or heard from again.
Speaker 1: Great job, Joe Biden.
Speaker 7: Right, and didn't make Ghazi. That's another one. What difference
Speaker 7: does it make?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: At this point, meanwhile, we have a CIA annex, not one,
Speaker 2: not two, but three standdown orders. The annex was about
Speaker 2: a mile away from where the embassy was. And then
Speaker 2: finally the guys at the CIA annex put their whole
Speaker 2: career on the line. They said, you know what you're
Speaker 2: not telling us to stand down anymore. Our Americans are
Speaker 2: screaming for help. This isn't who we are. We'll risk
Speaker 2: our career and we'll go save them. And they saved
Speaker 2: a lot of lives as a result. They didn't save everybody,
Speaker 2: they didn't save Ambassador Stevens, but they saved a lot
Speaker 2: of people. Listen, Wayne, I could talk to you all day.
Speaker 2: We can go through you know the history of the
Speaker 2: show at this point. But God bless you. Love our
Speaker 2: friends in Louisiana, and we hope you have a great weekend, sir.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break right back to our busy phones.
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Speaker 2: let's go to Anne Marie in Connecticut. Am Marie wants
Speaker 2: to convince me to do something I don't want to do.
Speaker 2: Am Marie, how are you.
Speaker 12: Good, Sean. It's an honor to speak to you. Longtime
Speaker 12: listener of your radio and TV shows. I was listening yesterday,
Speaker 12: and I think you should go to the Correspondence dinner
Speaker 12: because you are one of the main voice of truth.
Speaker 12: You speak for all of us, and I so appreciate.
Speaker 2: But you do know who's in that room, right? You
Speaker 2: understand that, all right, there'll be a number of Fox tables,
Speaker 2: so I'll have friends in the room. You do know
Speaker 2: that every other table is the legacy Mediam mob, and
Speaker 2: that I don't like those people, and they don't like me.
Speaker 2: They don't like that I make fun of them. They
Speaker 2: don't like that I expose them. They don't like that
Speaker 2: I call them out. And then they bring these you know,
Speaker 2: A listers from Hollywood as well with them, and none
Speaker 2: of them like Donald Trump. They treat him like crap.
Speaker 2: Why don't I want to be in the same room
Speaker 2: with those people.
Speaker 1: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see those people. I've never gone
Speaker 2: my entire career, and Fox at different in different years
Speaker 2: tried to force me to go, and I'd call on Freddie,
Speaker 2: I'm feeling well, I wish I could go, but I can't.
Speaker 12: Well, I think because you speak for all of us,
Speaker 12: and we all appreciate that, and we'd like to see
Speaker 12: you there as repe than to give of us the
Speaker 12: people of that follow you, and that we know you
Speaker 12: speak the truth, and you know everything that Donald Trump
Speaker 12: has done, we keep saying over and over again is
Speaker 12: proven to come true. And I was telling the caller
Speaker 12: rep there that you know, I'd be willing to go
Speaker 12: with you to the correspondence dinner and my own.
Speaker 2: You want to be my date, you want to go out,
Speaker 2: and I don't think my fiancee will like that, But
Speaker 2: I mean, just as can you imagine if I brought
Speaker 2: Linda with me and Linda runs into Humpty Dumpty, fake Jake,
Speaker 2: fake Jim Acosta and all these other people in the
Speaker 2: in the in the legacy media mob.
Speaker 1: God help us.
Speaker 12: I think it would be fun and Linda and I
Speaker 12: can handle it. Well, what will be there qualification is
Speaker 12: a Pierish school student newspaper, so that would be my
Speaker 12: correspondence qualification.
Speaker 2: Well, that gives you more credibility than everyone else for
Speaker 2: the most part in the room, except for you know,
Speaker 2: people like me and Fox people. I mean, I just
Speaker 2: don't like these people, Linda, you have been we have
Speaker 2: been together to like conventions and debate, presidential debates and
Speaker 2: all this stuff together, Linda, what are the people in
Speaker 2: the left wing media really think of me?
Speaker 1: You can tell them, you can tell Amrie.
Speaker 10: I mean, I think a big part of their strong
Speaker 10: feelings for you come from you screaming in the middle
Speaker 10: of the d N c rumbo. I mean there is
Speaker 10: something to that.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 10: I've been there, I've seen their faces or you know,
Speaker 10: there's just moments, you know, you.
Speaker 2: Never bought the moment I went up behind Chris Matthews.
Speaker 2: James remembers this moment, sweet baby James, and I put
Speaker 2: them in like a baby head lockeye and.
Speaker 1: I literally wasn't happy.
Speaker 2: I went right into MS d nc's you know area
Speaker 2: where they do their work. I just walk right in
Speaker 2: and I see Chris Matthews walk up to the I
Speaker 2: just did it.
Speaker 10: What was it at the debate between Joe Biden and
Speaker 10: Trump where Gavin was giving an interview and you came
Speaker 10: up behind him, you were like, Hey, what's up? And
Speaker 10: I think it was CNN or MS I don't remember.
Speaker 1: No, it was in the shot in the shop. It
Speaker 1: was a gaggle.
Speaker 2: I came up behind him and I tapped him on
Speaker 2: the shoulder and he finally turns around.
Speaker 1: I'm like, Gavin, how are you? And like the.
Speaker 2: Oh, the of course it is. I mean, I'm not
Speaker 2: I'm not assaulting anybody. I'm just you know, being me.
Speaker 2: I get very trying. Well, there are differences. Everybody expects
Speaker 2: me to act one way, and I just put on
Speaker 2: a smile and I'm charming. Hey, how are you, how's business?
Speaker 2: How's everything? Blah blah blah. And meanwhile, I don't like
Speaker 2: these people. I'm not going to sit here and be phony.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess I could say what I want
Speaker 2: to say about them to their face, and you know
Speaker 2: I would have no problem if they gave me a
Speaker 2: reason to.
Speaker 1: Oh you weren't there? Sense was with me. I mean,
Speaker 1: I have to bring.
Speaker 2: Security with me when I go to those I mean,
Speaker 2: because some of them are so pissed off at me
Speaker 2: for what I said about them on the ears. You know,
Speaker 2: five years ago. I have no idea, I have no
Speaker 2: memory of what I said. Get over yourself.