Speaker 1: This is the Sean Hannity Show podcast. We have the
Speaker 1: very latest on what has happened with this missing Egypt
Speaker 1: Air flight eight oh four. Well, in fact, they have
Speaker 1: found debris, but they do suspect that a lot of
Speaker 1: the debris is not going to be recovered. I still
Speaker 1: believe in my theory from yesterday. We'll check in with
Speaker 1: mikey Kay. Also gonna meet United States Army Staff Sergeant
Speaker 1: Travis Mills today. This is a guy that is one
Speaker 1: of only five quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq
Speaker 1: and Afghanistan. Where do you hear? How great? With the
Speaker 1: great things this man is doing so inspiring. He'll weigh
Speaker 1: into on the issue of the missing plane or the
Speaker 1: plane that crashed, and we'll get to all of that
Speaker 1: in the course of the program today. UM, I want
Speaker 1: to start here. You know, I have been actively making
Speaker 1: the case against liberalism, against Bill Clinton, against Barack Obama
Speaker 1: as loudly and forcefully as they can. And every time
Speaker 1: the country decides it's gonna go down this liberal road,
Speaker 1: we we pay a price. In two thousand and seven,
Speaker 1: we ignored all the warning signs about Barack Obama, a
Speaker 1: guy that worshiped the communist by the name of Frank
Speaker 1: Marshall Davis highly influenced him in the Hawaii or that
Speaker 1: he was a Lynskyite disciple, that he was an acorn organizer,
Speaker 1: what acorn is all about, That he went to the
Speaker 1: church a g d America for twenty years. A guy
Speaker 1: that that praised, you know, grew up and went to
Speaker 1: a Muslim school in Jakarta's saying there's nothing more beautiful
Speaker 1: than the call to prayer at sunset. That was in
Speaker 1: the New York Times. Nicholas Kristof wrote that. And and
Speaker 1: then of course he starts his political career in the
Speaker 1: home of an unrepentant terrorists, two of them Bill Aris
Speaker 1: and Bernardine Dorn. And he's never deviated from his radicalism.
Speaker 1: You know, we warned about the Clintons. This was supposed
Speaker 1: to be the week where the Clintons, with their willing
Speaker 1: surrogates in the liberal news media, that they were gonna
Speaker 1: take down Donald Trump with their twenty printed pages at
Speaker 1: their expose on how Donald Trump treats women. And it
Speaker 1: backfired and the story has been totally and completely debunked.
Speaker 1: We've interviewed three of the women featured in that article
Speaker 1: this week. One a former girlfriend is livid Brewer Lane.
Speaker 1: What's the first name I forgot? Um? An amazing woman
Speaker 1: said they purposely distorted and manipulated everything they said that
Speaker 1: she said about Donald Trump. Or carry Praijian, who said, yeah,
Speaker 1: they took a little excerpt beat in my book to
Speaker 1: make it seem like I was saying one thing, when
Speaker 1: if they only went down another sentence, they would have
Speaker 1: seen my praise for Donald Trump. And it all backfires.
Speaker 1: And I do an interview with with Donald Trump, and
Speaker 1: I say that Donald Trump, Well, if the New York
Speaker 1: Times is gonna go after you and they have these
Speaker 1: reporters working for months trying to dig up as much
Speaker 1: dirt and backfires, well maybe the case again is Bill
Speaker 1: Clinton is relevant considering Hillary's playing the gender card. Isn't
Speaker 1: a time for a woman to be president that she
Speaker 1: wants to portray him in a in a certain light
Speaker 1: that is inaccurate, unfair according to the women that The
Speaker 1: New York Times used. But then we do know about
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton. We do know that Paula Jones, in fact,
Speaker 1: that he was impeached, paid eighty thou dollars, lost his
Speaker 1: law license, We do know that he lied about Jennifer Flowers.
Speaker 1: I mean that came up in the beginning of the campaign.
Speaker 1: They went on sixty minutes, they lied through their teeth,
Speaker 1: and then during impeachment he finally admitted, Yeah, he did
Speaker 1: have an affair with Jennifer Flowers, just like Monica Lewinski.
Speaker 1: Oh she's crazy. Ah, she's nuts. It's the nuts and
Speaker 1: sluts characterization, the smearing, the slandering, besmirchment, the character assassinate.
Speaker 1: Happens to all of these women, whether they are willing
Speaker 1: or not, whether this was an assault or not. Then
Speaker 1: you've got really sick allegations. Paula Jones saying that attorney
Speaker 1: generally dropped his pants and exposed himself in front of her. Well,
Speaker 1: she won her case, but that didn't stop Clinton supporters
Speaker 1: like James Carvel a dragon dollar bill through a trailer park.
Speaker 1: People say anything. In the case of Kathleen Willie, she
Speaker 1: was intimidated. She's told that story on this on this
Speaker 1: program many times. And she was groped, grab fondled, touch
Speaker 1: kissed against her will. And then Waneda Broderick, who who
Speaker 1: outright claims he raped her, and she goes on to
Speaker 1: explain exactly what happened in detail. Well, that's not featured.
Speaker 1: Apparently that's not news for the New York Times. But
Speaker 1: the fact that this is backfired is an incredible moment,
Speaker 1: a telling moment on how you, we the people have
Speaker 1: changed the way news is delivered. You don't need NBC anymore,
Speaker 1: you don't need ABC anymore, you don't need CBS anymore,
Speaker 1: you don't need the Clintons network anymore. Number one, we
Speaker 1: do have Fox, you do have Talk Radio, but you
Speaker 1: also have Twitter, and you have Facebook, and you have Instagram.
Speaker 1: How much news I get off my Twitter account just
Speaker 1: by scrolling through on any given moment, It's amazing. I
Speaker 1: love it. The same with Facebook. He gets so much
Speaker 1: news and information at a moment's notice that literally at
Speaker 1: your fingertips. It's incredible. So the world's changed anyway, So
Speaker 1: last night Andrew Mitchell goes on and other networks and
Speaker 1: other people, Mrs Broderick's claim has been discredited. That is
Speaker 1: a lie. That is an outright lie, and I defy
Speaker 1: anybody to tell me when and where it was ever discredited.
Speaker 1: It is a falsehood. It is an ugly falsehood. It's
Speaker 1: an ideologically motivated falsehood, and it's all based on wishful
Speaker 1: thinking that people won't won't do their own work background
Speaker 1: and research. Now there's a website vox dot com that
Speaker 1: concedes that the rape allegation has not been definitively refuted
Speaker 1: in his book Uncovering Clinton. Even the liberal leading Mike
Speaker 1: Gizikoff to help break the Monica Lewinsky story, while he
Speaker 1: wasn't allowed to Drudge had the courage to do what
Speaker 1: Newsweek wouldn't let him do as a reporter, and he
Speaker 1: said privately. Clinton lawyers have conceded that Clinton may have
Speaker 1: had consensual sex with Broderick, but insist that he would
Speaker 1: never have forced himself upon an unwilling participant. Remember Christopher
Speaker 1: Hitchins before he passed away, he was a pretty He
Speaker 1: and I had a pretty contentious relationship as he was
Speaker 1: an atheist. But anyway, after investigating the allegation, at little
Speaker 1: doubt that Miss Broderick's claim was true. I've interviewed her.
Speaker 1: I sat there, I did a second interview that she
Speaker 1: ever did, and I looked her in the eye. I'll
Speaker 1: be honest, I was stunned, and, as Lisa Meyers said
Speaker 1: at the time, well we're having problems airing it because
Speaker 1: NBC finds you too credible. Anyway, Hitchens wrote a chapter
Speaker 1: is There a Rapist in the Oval Office the paperback
Speaker 1: version of his book No One Left to Lie To, which,
Speaker 1: as he wrote, has never been challenged by anybody in
Speaker 1: the fabled Clinton rapid response team. Now Andrea Mitchell, former
Speaker 1: colleague of Lisa Myers. Myers did the first interview with
Speaker 1: Juanita Broderick, has since said, well, I can say nothing
Speaker 1: that has come up since that story was reported that
Speaker 1: in any way undercuts what Jannita Broderick said. And I
Speaker 1: will say the same thing. And there were multiple people
Speaker 1: at the time that she told that have corroborated that
Speaker 1: she said it at the time. At Hot Air, John Sexton,
Speaker 1: he said, well, that's pretty much the definition of something
Speaker 1: having not been discredited. Andre and Mitchell needs to correct
Speaker 1: her statement on the air and explain why she got
Speaker 1: a wrong now, just like the New York Times, I
Speaker 1: don't see them firing these two idiots that tried to
Speaker 1: take out Trump this week. I doubt NBC is gonna
Speaker 1: take down Andrew Mitchell. I would say though that Andrew Mitchell,
Speaker 1: you know, it shocked the world that she would retract
Speaker 1: that false statement that NBC let her make. Now I'm
Speaker 1: interviewed her, she has been consistent. We played it yesterday
Speaker 1: right here on this program. She was even a volunteer
Speaker 1: for Clinton's gubernatorial campaign, met him when he visited his
Speaker 1: when when he visited his campaign office in uh in
Speaker 1: Van Buren, Arkansas, that April, says that he invited her
Speaker 1: to go to the office in Little Rock. She had
Speaker 1: a conference. She was a nurse. She had a conference there,
Speaker 1: and in fact called and they had a meeting. It
Speaker 1: was supposed to be in public as well, there's too
Speaker 1: many people down here. You might have let me have
Speaker 1: a little callee up in your place. And she tells
Speaker 1: the story that he spent only a few minutes chatting,
Speaker 1: pointed to an old jail he wanted to renovate if
Speaker 1: he became govern her. Before he began kissing her, she
Speaker 1: resisted all his advances, but soon he pulled back onto
Speaker 1: pulled her back onto the bed and forcibly at sex
Speaker 1: with her. And then when he bit her up her
Speaker 1: lip and bruised it it was swollen. Our friend testifies
Speaker 1: to this. And then in fact, you know, as he's
Speaker 1: leaving any better up. You better throw some ice on that. Now.
Speaker 1: It's worth noting that several of friends of Juanita Broderick
Speaker 1: had backed up her story. Norman Rogers, who was the
Speaker 1: director of nursing at Broderick's nursing home at the time,
Speaker 1: told reporters she entered the hotel room shortly after the
Speaker 1: assault took place and found Mrs Broderick crying and in
Speaker 1: a state of shock. Her upper lip puffed out and
Speaker 1: blew appeared to have been hit. Rogers elaborated to The
Speaker 1: New York Times, she told me he forced himself on
Speaker 1: her and forced her to have intercourse in a you know.
Speaker 1: In that NBC interview, broderick friend Louise Ma, Susan Lewis,
Speaker 1: Jean Darten, Norman rodgers sister, all told NBC News that
Speaker 1: Broderick told him Clinton raped her at the time. David Broderick,
Speaker 1: with whom Broderick was I guess it was a boyfriend
Speaker 1: at the time. They both eventually got married, told NBC
Speaker 1: that Broderick's top lip was black after the incident. She
Speaker 1: told them that she had been raped by Bill Clinton.
Speaker 1: I know it's impossible to prove a rape allegation. When
Speaker 1: it's a he said, she said in some instances. But
Speaker 1: this is pretty damning. It has never been debunked. It
Speaker 1: has never been debunked. And I would add it was
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton on Twitter who said every survivor of sexual
Speaker 1: assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported. Well, does
Speaker 1: that a claim apply to one Eida? So the claim
Speaker 1: made by Andrew Mitchell that has been discredited, that's a
Speaker 1: discredited report. It's like the New York Times had peace
Speaker 1: on Trump was discredited this week. Andrew Mitchell and her
Speaker 1: eagerness to help Mrs Clinton should not be out slandering
Speaker 1: one Eda Broderick in the process. I wouldn't be surprised
Speaker 1: if she got sued over this. She would deserve it.
Speaker 1: By the way, the Clinton camp is warning Bernie Sanders
Speaker 1: that he's handing the White House to Trump. I love
Speaker 1: the infighting that's been unveiled this week. Oh. A federal
Speaker 1: judge blasted the Obama Justice Department for serious misconduct anyway
Speaker 1: in a blistering court review. The U. S. District Court
Speaker 1: Judge Andrew Hannon said, this misconduct is the is a
Speaker 1: case of intentional, serious and material. In fact, it's hard
Speaker 1: to imagine a more serious, more calculated plan of unethical conduct.
Speaker 1: This reprimand came after the administration granted hundred thousand expanded
Speaker 1: work permits for undocumented immigrants. Despite Hannon issuing a ruling
Speaker 1: in February blocking Obama's executive action, The judge ordered Attorney
Speaker 1: General Loretta Lynch to provide a comprehensive plan within sixty
Speaker 1: days on how to prevent this un ethical conduct from
Speaker 1: ever occurring. Again, Wow, that's pretty powerful. By the way,
Speaker 1: Oklahoma legislators want Obama impeached over the transgender bathroom orders.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine? I mean, is it really so bigoted
Speaker 1: to say that, well, if somebody is physically a male,
Speaker 1: they shouldn't have access to bathrooms where little girls go
Speaker 1: to the bathroom. Is that is such a Is that
Speaker 1: such a controversial position in this day and age? I
Speaker 1: don't know. By the way, Bernie Sanders ended an interview
Speaker 1: after being asked about the Nevada chaos. Apparently he's pretty
Speaker 1: ticked off of An NBC reporter was asking about the episode.
Speaker 1: Senator quickly this past weekend and was the Nevada convention?
Speaker 1: The reporter began, and that was all Sanders needed to
Speaker 1: hear Okay, I think we're gonna leave if we're done,
Speaker 1: and he walked out. Pretty funny, uh. Donald Trump, responding
Speaker 1: to Hillary, he's not fit for the oval office. He's
Speaker 1: out blasting Hillary's miserable performance as Secretary of State and
Speaker 1: botching America's Middle East policy and furthering the spread of
Speaker 1: global terrorism. Look at the carnage, he said, over the world,
Speaker 1: including the World Trade Center in sam Bernardino in Paris,
Speaker 1: and the USS Cole and Brussels, and an unlimited number
Speaker 1: of other places. She and are totally ignorant. President won't
Speaker 1: even use the term radical Islamic terrorism. And by the way,
Speaker 1: asked Hillary, who blew up the plane last night? Another terrible,
Speaker 1: preventable tragedy. She has bad judgment and it is unfit
Speaker 1: to serve as president at this delicate, delicate and difficult
Speaker 1: time in our country's history. By the way, isn't that
Speaker 1: so true? When you think about it, It just really
Speaker 1: is true. Mikey Kay is going to join us and
Speaker 1: talk a little bit about what happened with this airliner. Now,
Speaker 1: from my standpoint, I think it's probably gonna end up
Speaker 1: being terror. We know that some suitcases, some body parts
Speaker 1: have been recorded recovered from Egypt Air the crash site.
Speaker 1: Egypt's military said they found the first pieces of missing
Speaker 1: egypt Air passenger plane, although no signs that they're any
Speaker 1: close sort of solving the puzzle. But planes don't just
Speaker 1: fall right out of the sky. On top of that,
Speaker 1: we now know too NBC is reporting that the part
Speaker 1: of the Mediterranean where egypt Air Flight eight oh four
Speaker 1: went down is so deep that divers may never be
Speaker 1: able to reach a lot of the wreckage. That matters.
Speaker 1: Investigative searching for the wreckage of the wreckage of this
Speaker 1: plane may face similar problems of those finding the Malaysian
Speaker 1: Airlines jet. You know, this is well below what divers
Speaker 1: can reach. But with all that said, I mean we
Speaker 1: have the equipment now, you can send these robotics down
Speaker 1: there and they should be able to pull some of
Speaker 1: this up. I mean, they've been able to do pretty
Speaker 1: magnificent things in terms of recovery, and that includes the Titanic. Anyway,
Speaker 1: as promise we're gonna get to our phone calls. We
Speaker 1: have former Speaker of the House New ging Rich and
Speaker 1: Culture today, mikey Kay. He knows a lot about airlines
Speaker 1: and airplanes and crashes he's going to give us his
Speaker 1: expert take on all of this. Uh. In the meantime,
Speaker 1: let's get to our busy calls eight hundred nine four one, Shawn,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: all right, First let's go to Paul and Coral Springs, Florida,
Speaker 1: an airline pilot. How are you, Paul? Glad you called, sir,
Speaker 1: and we appreciate you calling and giving us your insight.
Speaker 1: Thank You're a great American pone. I just wanted to
Speaker 1: corroborate the attitude there that this is probably some sort
Speaker 1: of terror plot. It's either bomb or a or a
Speaker 1: or an errand pilot deliberately crashing the airplane. Uh, it
Speaker 1: doesn't make any sense that an airplane like this in
Speaker 1: the today's reliability and redundancy and maintenance and training and
Speaker 1: procedure engineering, that a plane like this with just all
Speaker 1: of a sudden fall out of the sky without any
Speaker 1: kind of a media call or anything like. In my mind,
Speaker 1: as soon as I heard it and heard what they
Speaker 1: did know from radar thoughts that this was to me
Speaker 1: it had to have been something that was deliberate, Like
Speaker 1: I said, a mom or even in their own pilots,
Speaker 1: but airplanes like it's just fall out of this guy,
Speaker 1: as you were saying yesterday. Yeah, look, they don't. And
Speaker 1: I understand the swerving is somewhat indicative the fact that
Speaker 1: they lost radar contact immediately. You know, some event happened
Speaker 1: up there. And if you have three air marshals on
Speaker 1: a plane, we have only fifty five passengers on one
Speaker 1: of the safest planes in the sky, the Airbus A
Speaker 1: three twenty. It's it's just not likely that this happened
Speaker 1: by accident. Something happened, something precipitated this, this rapid descent
Speaker 1: to feet so quickly, right, absolutely, and and just for
Speaker 1: the fact that there was no mayday call, no radio.
Speaker 1: If some of the pilot was doing something, the other
Speaker 1: pilot can grab the radio switch and grab it and
Speaker 1: just have an open mic and here we'll hear whatever
Speaker 1: sort of a dispute or or battle may have ensued
Speaker 1: him light deck there, but with no all whatsoever and
Speaker 1: no other no other voice communications with the with the
Speaker 1: air traffic control is to me, it just seems more
Speaker 1: electly that it is a bomb and it wasn't a
Speaker 1: delivered act by radical Islam. That nobody seems to want
Speaker 1: to talk about it anymore. But we live in the
Speaker 1: world that way, And I don't know why everybody's got
Speaker 1: those people who know have their heads in the stand
Speaker 1: about it and more were worried about political correctness than
Speaker 1: stopping this threat. Yeah, I totally agree with you. I
Speaker 1: think the natural first thought should be terrorism in this
Speaker 1: day and age. And this is the debate I got
Speaker 1: into with this mom last night. He wouldn't even acknowledge
Speaker 1: that radical Islamic terrorism exists. All right, Paul, thank you.
Speaker 1: What do you fly? By the way, what's your what's
Speaker 1: your what's the type of plane you can? Yeah? And
Speaker 1: by the way, that's the war course too. That's one
Speaker 1: of the safest planes in the sky. One thing I
Speaker 1: don't think people do understand is the maintenance programs on
Speaker 1: these planes. As I pointed out yesterday, the engines only
Speaker 1: are allowed to fly X number of hours. You have
Speaker 1: incredible redundancy in terms of safety and security. The avionics
Speaker 1: are are now mastered on these airplanes. Uh. They also
Speaker 1: literally will take the airplane apart after X number of
Speaker 1: hours in the air. Correct, that's correct? And let me
Speaker 1: there's something else at the point you need to say,
Speaker 1: if one of these planes they used their service then
Speaker 1: was up around forty one thousand feet. It's in fact
Speaker 1: both of the engines failed at the same time with
Speaker 1: nothing else influencing the airplane, not other problems, but the
Speaker 1: airplane will glide three miles to every thousand feet that
Speaker 1: it's got, So it's with a glide time and awful
Speaker 1: long time to let people know there's the problem where
Speaker 1: the airplane is actually going to contact the ground or
Speaker 1: the ocean if if that would be the case, so
Speaker 1: the whole thing again, well that's what that was My
Speaker 1: argument is. I think people think, oh, the engines go out,
Speaker 1: well the plane is just gonna fall. No, it's not
Speaker 1: gonna fall, it's gonna glide. And that's all right. Lots
Speaker 1: of time to talk about what's happening. Yeah, and and
Speaker 1: lots and lots and if the engines are out there,
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean communications are out So anyway, appreciate it, Paul,
Speaker 1: Thank you eight hundred nine for one. Sean, if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program. Ktr H
Speaker 1: in Houston. Sharon is standing by Sharon. Hi, how are
Speaker 1: you happy Friday? And we're glad you called. Thank you, Sean.
Speaker 1: I'm glad to be with you. You told me to
Speaker 1: call back earlier. Spoke to you the other day about
Speaker 1: Paul Ryan and his cautiousness to endorse Donald Trump, and
Speaker 1: you said call back, And because I only had one minute,
Speaker 1: how was it the last? At the end, I'm glad.
Speaker 1: I'm glad we got I hope we got back to
Speaker 1: you when you don't know you did. You did. You've
Speaker 1: got a great call screener. She's handled it very well.
Speaker 1: But anyway, I just wanted to let you know that
Speaker 1: UM about my my thinking on Paul Ryan. I I, well,
Speaker 1: I don't I'm not big on Paul Ryan, and I
Speaker 1: know he's part of the establishment, which I don't like
Speaker 1: that said way he's um conducted himself so far in
Speaker 1: the house. But I am glad he's being cautious about
Speaker 1: endorsement of Donald Trump. And I think he's acting statesman like,
Speaker 1: which is nice to see. And I think Donald Trump
Speaker 1: could learn from that. He could learn some case, you know,
Speaker 1: he needs to improve his capabilities of being statesmanli But
Speaker 1: in the meantime, we've heard him put out the list
Speaker 1: of his UH potential candidates for UH people that he
Speaker 1: might appoint. Yes, yes, so that's sort of where I'm
Speaker 1: tracking right now, now that the week's rolled out. Well,
Speaker 1: and here's what we know, here's what I can tell
Speaker 1: you these things. I just wanted to make one comment
Speaker 1: real quick. Um, the way he introduced this list was
Speaker 1: that he said these are potential candidates that he would consider.
Speaker 1: So those words potential and consider ringing bells with me.
Speaker 1: And so it's not exactly anything we can depend on.
Speaker 1: So that's that's my Uh, that's the problem for me.
Speaker 1: And and he has been changing, reversing course on other issues.
Speaker 1: So this doesn't give me a lot of confidence. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know what else you look this is. He
Speaker 1: said he's going to add to the list. He said
Speaker 1: that this is the type of justice I want. And
Speaker 1: he went to the Federal Society, he went to conservative senators,
Speaker 1: he went to conservative congressman, he went to the Heritage Foundation.
Speaker 1: And I have not heard anything but praise for every
Speaker 1: single person on this list. He says it fits his
Speaker 1: judicial philosophy. He says he's looking for justices likes Gale
Speaker 1: and Thomas, and that it's I did ask him that
Speaker 1: and he said, yeah, this this is likely my list,
Speaker 1: but if I see other people that fit this criteria,
Speaker 1: this criteria, then I'm gonna put them on that list.
Speaker 1: So I am very confident as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: that that's the type of justice he's I think he's
Speaker 1: serious about it. So you know, look, I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: sit here and be the special pleader for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: But you're not going to get those justices or anything
Speaker 1: like it from Hillary. You're not gonna get You're gonna
Speaker 1: get the same reckless spending of Obama. He told me
Speaker 1: this week he wants to balance the budget. Uh. He
Speaker 1: talked at length about expanding coal, my drilling, expanding nuclear
Speaker 1: use of nuclear for for energy. He also talked about
Speaker 1: expanding fracking. He's talked about sending education back to the school's,
Speaker 1: eliminating common core, taking care of our vets, rebuilding our military. Now,
Speaker 1: if he does most of those things, they are conservative
Speaker 1: to me, even as he is national as populist. So
Speaker 1: I'm I'm confident that the promises he's made are just right.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I appreciate the call. I'm glad we got
Speaker 1: back to you, and I'm glad you've got to finish
Speaker 1: your point. Jerry is in Kansas City, Cambz, a liberal
Speaker 1: what's up, Jerry. How are you happy Friday? Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 1: Happy Friday to you too, Sean. Yeah, I guess you
Speaker 1: could say. In many ways, I'm still a liberal, but
Speaker 1: I'm still frustrated with the process because after all the primaries,
Speaker 1: all the money spent, the best we can do and
Speaker 1: this is stretching. The point is that I'm not reading
Speaker 1: enthused about any of the three candidates, and that includes
Speaker 1: Garry Johnson on the Libertarian side, who's the only viable
Speaker 1: third party. Because any of this other stuff, Romney and
Speaker 1: the other people are talking about third party, they're just
Speaker 1: throw losers. I'm not a Donald Trump fan, I'll be
Speaker 1: up front with that from the get go. But using
Speaker 1: the definition that the deal Pe candidates used in the past,
Speaker 1: Mr Trump is a winner once again, like he's been
Speaker 1: many times in his life. And I thought what we
Speaker 1: were supposed to honor winners with rewards, not trying to
Speaker 1: penalize them for some imagined errors or slights or things
Speaker 1: that he wrong. And I think that I think both
Speaker 1: Fox News and MSNBC should be investigating the candidates they
Speaker 1: favor a little more. But I'm not I not to
Speaker 1: think that were some exceptions lie you know, I don't know. Listen,
Speaker 1: I feel I have asked, and you feel free to
Speaker 1: tell me what question you wish that I have asked.
Speaker 1: I would have asked Donald Trump over the times that
Speaker 1: I've interviewed him, tell me the question. Well, I'll contest
Speaker 1: on that I'm not informed because Mr Trump turns me
Speaker 1: off of a bit, and I usually, well, then wait
Speaker 1: a minute, that you just made a statement that you
Speaker 1: wish people hang on a second. You just made a statement.
Speaker 1: You just made a statement that you wished I'd ask
Speaker 1: questions that would be more probing or investigative, and then
Speaker 1: you tell me you don't watch my interviews. Now, I
Speaker 1: can't think of a question that I wanted to ask
Speaker 1: him that I thought was legitimate that needed to be
Speaker 1: asked that hasn't been asked. And I've talked specifically about
Speaker 1: judicial philosophy, specifically, about the economy, specifically, about ISIS, specifically,
Speaker 1: about energy independence, specifically, about education, specifically, about the Constitution,
Speaker 1: specifically about the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, the Tenth Amendment.
Speaker 1: I've asked him all these questions, and you know, if
Speaker 1: you want me to ask him who he dated twenty
Speaker 1: five years ago, like the New York Times. No, I
Speaker 1: haven't asked those questions. I haven't asked every girlfriend or
Speaker 1: every woman he's known. But I have interviewed Juanita, I
Speaker 1: have interviewed Kathleen Willie. I have interviewed Paula Jones. So look,
Speaker 1: if you're gonna, if you're going to criticize me, you've
Speaker 1: gotta at least watch the interviews and then call me
Speaker 1: back and tell me what question it is you want
Speaker 1: me to ask these guys. All right, I'll be glad
Speaker 1: that effect. Sean. You make up valid point. I want
Speaker 1: to be informed the electorate. And I guess right now
Speaker 1: about either or any one of the three candidates, and
Speaker 1: now throwing Bernie, and I think Bernie's gotten a dirty
Speaker 1: deal from the Democratic Party because Wilson Schultz has made
Speaker 1: a clear of the chief favors Killery buddy chairman and
Speaker 1: the suffice to the Probiicans too should not as niece
Speaker 1: as as when the primary process is underway, they shouldn't
Speaker 1: be favoring any candidate. They should be calling all of them.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you being with us. Thanks nine for one, Sean,
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program. Also,
Speaker 1: plenty of time now I mean, I had an hour
Speaker 1: with Donald Trump this week. We talked about energy, the economy,
Speaker 1: about isis, about his plans, about judicial picks. We I mean,
Speaker 1: we went through his entire agenda and I kept asking,
Speaker 1: do you promise this? Do you mean this? How solid
Speaker 1: is this agenda? And he gave his answer, this is
Speaker 1: what I stand for. What a week this has been
Speaker 1: in terms of media bias. I mean, you start out
Speaker 1: the week the New York Times. They think they got
Speaker 1: this twenty printed page hip piece on Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's a sexist and Donald Trump the way he
Speaker 1: treats women behind the scenes, and and they think they
Speaker 1: got him. They've been investigating now for months and months
Speaker 1: and months, And what happens. The lead person in the
Speaker 1: story of former girlfriend comes out and says The New
Speaker 1: York Times purposely manipulated everything she said and got wrong
Speaker 1: everything she told them about Donald Trump. And then, of
Speaker 1: course we interviewed another woman who was a vice president
Speaker 1: for condo sales for Trump organizations. And what happens the
Speaker 1: best loss I ever worked for, the nicest person, the
Speaker 1: most polite, the most gentlemanly like man I've ever met
Speaker 1: in my life. And then Carrie Praijon. They took out
Speaker 1: a isolated context of her book. They wouldn't even go
Speaker 1: two more sentences down to purposely manipulate people. And she says,
Speaker 1: He's done so much for me and my life, was
Speaker 1: so kind to me, stood up for me when nobody
Speaker 1: else would except me at the time when she was
Speaker 1: under fire. The story totally falls apart. Fast forward. I
Speaker 1: interviewed Donald Trump on Wednesday night. What happens we start
Speaker 1: talking about, well, as the New York Time is gonna
Speaker 1: interview Oneita Broderick or Paula Jones or Kathleen Willie, and
Speaker 1: if they do what, they're gonna talk about him dropping
Speaker 1: his pants in front of Paula Jones, or the charges
Speaker 1: Kathleen Willie made that that Bill Clinton in the Oval
Speaker 1: office grabbed and touched and fondled and kissed her against
Speaker 1: her will. Or the case of Juanita Broderick. Before I
Speaker 1: even could get out what her charge was because I've
Speaker 1: interviewed her, which was rape. Uh. Donald Trump mentioned the
Speaker 1: arm Ward And now, all of a sudden, a week
Speaker 1: that was supposed to be so negative towards Donald Trump
Speaker 1: on the issue of of gender and women turns around
Speaker 1: and It's an awful week again for the Clintons. Isn't
Speaker 1: an amazing when you have somebody that is willing to
Speaker 1: fight back and tell the truth, something we've not seen
Speaker 1: in a Republican presidential candidate a long time. Anyway, Joining
Speaker 1: us now Jeff Lord former associate political director in the
Speaker 1: Regular administration, and he's a columnist and author of the
Speaker 1: brand new book What America Needs, The Case for Trump.
Speaker 1: Jessica tar Love, senior strategist at shown consulting UH Jeffrey Lord.
Speaker 1: I have been watching media for a long time. I
Speaker 1: think this campaign, assuming it it ends up, that doesn't
Speaker 1: really matter even which way it ends up. But the
Speaker 1: study of Donald Trump and his medioric rise to the
Speaker 1: top and his ability to leap over mainstream media and
Speaker 1: go directly to people is going to change the way
Speaker 1: elections move from this day forward. You're absolutely right about Sean.
Speaker 1: You know, right before you called, I was watching him
Speaker 1: at the n r A and he was describing what
Speaker 1: happened in Santa Barbara, I'm sorry, in San Bernardino, when
Speaker 1: the when the Islamic radicals went in there and murdered
Speaker 1: fourteen people. And he talks about how they're their friends
Speaker 1: and everything. And then he says, mind you in front
Speaker 1: of an n r A convention, if they'd had a gun,
Speaker 1: and he pulls out his finger and cocks it and
Speaker 1: goes boom. Of course, the audience went nuts. My point is,
Speaker 1: you'd never find the presidential Kennedy who would say something
Speaker 1: like that, never in a thousand years. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is somebody who really knows how to communicate with the
Speaker 1: American people, and most importantly, as you said, who was
Speaker 1: willing to stand up and fight back. And boy is
Speaker 1: he doing it. Can you imagine? I declared journalism dead, Jeffrey,
Speaker 1: you remember back in two thousand and night, and I look, listen.
Speaker 1: If this doesn't prove it, I don't know what will.
Speaker 1: The New York Times designed this piece. They wanted to
Speaker 1: take a chunk out of out of Donald trum Ump,
Speaker 1: and they wanted to advance Hillary Clinton's narrative. And I
Speaker 1: have zero doubt that they coordinated together. They had a
Speaker 1: narrative written before they even interviewed. The people, ignored all
Speaker 1: the exculpatory of wonderful things that these women said about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, manipulated their comments, misrepresented those comments. They may
Speaker 1: even be open for a libel suit here in some ways,
Speaker 1: and these women then bravely go out on the media
Speaker 1: tell that story. The entire New York Times story is debunked,
Speaker 1: discredited as a newspaper, and the very same newspaper we
Speaker 1: discovered Jessica. They haven't done extensive reporting on Juanita, or
Speaker 1: on Kathleen, or on Paula Jones or any of these
Speaker 1: other people. And then Donald Trump mentions it in an
Speaker 1: interview with me, and look what happens now they have
Speaker 1: to report it based on what they tried to do
Speaker 1: earlier in the week. Yeah. No, absolutely, I think that
Speaker 1: this was surely not a great thing for the New
Speaker 1: York Times or for the Clinton campaign. I don't think
Speaker 1: it gonna move Donald Trump's unfavorables with win in which
Speaker 1: are about fifteen points higher than they are higher than
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton's, which obviously she should be doing better with women. Um.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I don't disagree with you about it, and
Speaker 1: I think that he is going to be bringing up
Speaker 1: the nineties over and over again, and we're going to
Speaker 1: have to get back into it. But we also need
Speaker 1: to remember that Bill Clinton's popularity stored during impeachment. The
Speaker 1: highest favorability that he had during him Okay, there's a
Speaker 1: big difference here because what happened with either Jennifer Flowers,
Speaker 1: which by the way, he denied and Hillary smeared at
Speaker 1: the time, and then Bill Clinton finally admitted. People forget
Speaker 1: this little known fact. He did admit after during impeachment
Speaker 1: that he did have an affair with Jennifer Flowers. So
Speaker 1: that was a lie from the get go from this guy.
Speaker 1: But what happened with Jennifer Flowers, what happened with Monica
Speaker 1: Lewinsky and some mothers, that was consensual. What happened with
Speaker 1: Paul Jones was not consensual. He was impeached, he lost
Speaker 1: his law license, he paid an eight hundred fifty thou
Speaker 1: dollar judgment in that particular case. Uh. And on top
Speaker 1: but that then you've got Kathleen Willie. So if if
Speaker 1: they're so concerned that Donald Trump may have said, oh,
Speaker 1: maybe you shouldn't need so much candy, which was the
Speaker 1: big bombshell in the New York Times expose, is a
Speaker 1: horrible thing to say. Um, maybe they pay attention to
Speaker 1: one need a broad Rick. I've interviewed her three times.
Speaker 1: You ever seen my interviews with her? Haven't all of them,
Speaker 1: and do you find her believable incredible? Well, I mean
Speaker 1: she has been discredited over the years. I know who
Speaker 1: stopped right there? Who wo whoa good? Who wooa? When
Speaker 1: has she ever been discredited? And how I would have
Speaker 1: to dig up thet She's never been discredited. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: she told she told her friend who was a nurse
Speaker 1: at the time, that time, she told her boyfriend at
Speaker 1: the time. As a matter of fact, she's told four
Speaker 1: separate people who have all said, yes, she told us
Speaker 1: at the time. When has she ever been discredited? No,
Speaker 1: she's never been discredited. But you repeat that as though
Speaker 1: that's a fact. Well, but I've read it around the
Speaker 1: l A Times and and the Dally Beast. Michael Timoski
Speaker 1: wrote about this recently, thing that bringing up the nineties
Speaker 1: and his passively isn't going to work. These are holes
Speaker 1: in every story. Okay, there's not a whole. Give me
Speaker 1: one hole in one need a story. There was something
Speaker 1: I would have to exactly, you have to look it up.
Speaker 1: Give me a hole, Give me a hole in Paula
Speaker 1: Jones story, Sean, give me a hole in Katholi. Wait
Speaker 1: a minute, you said there are holes in these stories?
Speaker 1: Where are the holes, Sean, I'm sorry, you need to
Speaker 1: pull up the article, all right, Jeffrey Lord, I'll help you,
Speaker 1: because I know there are no holes. There are not
Speaker 1: a point story, Sean. One of the things that we
Speaker 1: need to sort of have a come to Jesus moment
Speaker 1: here with Hillary Clinton. She proclaims herself as a champion
Speaker 1: of women. She's not a champion of women. She's a
Speaker 1: champion of liberalism. And if you are not a liberal woman,
Speaker 1: then woe betide your faith. Whether it's Jennifer Flowers or
Speaker 1: Paula Jones or Janita Broderick or Kathleen Willie or any
Speaker 1: of these other folks. This is what liberals due to women.
Speaker 1: I mean, in the sort of nicer quote unquote version
Speaker 1: of this, all of this stuff that you know, they're
Speaker 1: taking such umbrage at the way Hillary Clinton is being
Speaker 1: treated by Donald Trump. Where were these people? Where were
Speaker 1: all these liberals when Sarah Palin was being called a
Speaker 1: moron and an idiot and a joke and all of
Speaker 1: this sort of stuff. They were the one saying these things.
Speaker 1: And that's because if you are not a conservative, you
Speaker 1: get a pass. If you if you are a conservative,
Speaker 1: then they're going to come after you, whether you're a woman,
Speaker 1: whether you're black, et cetera. And they are especially going
Speaker 1: to come at you if you've gotten in the way
Speaker 1: of a nice white liberal man who's pro abortion. You know,
Speaker 1: I think what's happening here is you know, and there's
Speaker 1: other issues involving women too. Now, Jessica, you know how
Speaker 1: women are treated in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait under sharia law.
Speaker 1: Other country at the u a E. Right, all right?
Speaker 1: The Clinton Foundation, of which Hillary is a part of
Speaker 1: and one of its chief officer, they have taken millions
Speaker 1: of dollars from countries like Saudi Arabia. Women can't drive, vote,
Speaker 1: that told what to wear? I finish? Okay? Can I
Speaker 1: finish women? Women? She's the champion of women's rights. Women
Speaker 1: can't drive, women can vote, Women have told how to dress.
Speaker 1: Women can't go to school or work without a man's permission.
Speaker 1: They can't leave the house without a male relative and
Speaker 1: go out alone. Now, can you find me or cite
Speaker 1: one example? Now, the Clinton Foundation has taken millions from
Speaker 1: these countries. Cite me one example. When she has spoken
Speaker 1: out against the horrible mistreatment of women under shariah in
Speaker 1: the countries that donated millions to her foundation. Can you
Speaker 1: cite one example she's made human rights speeches or she's
Speaker 1: talked about this. When is she ever called out set?
Speaker 1: When is she when? And where has she ever called
Speaker 1: out the countries that have donated millions? Because I don't
Speaker 1: think you can find it. I've been looking. I can't
Speaker 1: find it. Well, I will look it up again. You
Speaker 1: gotta look it up to you gotta look it up again.
Speaker 1: But no, the thing is, here's my here's my hypothesis.
Speaker 1: Though she takes money from countries that treat women horribly,
Speaker 1: claims to be a champion of women, doesn't speak out
Speaker 1: against these countries. I would argue that the money meant
Speaker 1: more than speaking out, and that these countries bought her silence.
Speaker 1: Is that a fair conclusion, Jeff, Yes, absolutely it is.
Speaker 1: I mean the whole Clinton Foundation scheme, I mean, is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Is unbelievable using I mean these allegations that in essence,
Speaker 1: his speeches and money into the Clinton Foundation sort of
Speaker 1: coincidence with her operations Secretary of State. I mean that
Speaker 1: that is mind boggling. And believe me, that's not going
Speaker 1: to go unnoticed in this campaign, not with Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: I assure you, mm hmm. By the way, there's an
Speaker 1: issue that was brought up today, Jeffrey, as it relates
Speaker 1: to there is a a statute a reporter is investigating
Speaker 1: the legality of Trump announcing a potential Supreme Court list
Speaker 1: and potential cabinet picks if he makes them. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I know. Well, I actually happened that it's a federal
Speaker 1: offense to offer somebody a job or whatever. Uh. Eighteen
Speaker 1: US Code five. Promise of appointment by a candidate, whoever
Speaker 1: being in candidate directly indirectly promises or pledges the appointment
Speaker 1: or the use of his influence or support for the
Speaker 1: appointment of any person to any public, private position, or
Speaker 1: employment for the purpose of procuring support in his candidacy
Speaker 1: shall be fined under the title and in prison. By
Speaker 1: the way, most of these people they didn't know, they
Speaker 1: didn't know they were on the list. Right. First of all,
Speaker 1: the promise was not made to them. The promise was
Speaker 1: made to the American people. I mean, this is this
Speaker 1: is ridiculous, you know, I mean, if if that's the
Speaker 1: way we're going to go, then uh, anybody who's selected
Speaker 1: for vice president is being promised a job exactly. I mean,
Speaker 1: it just shows how desperate everybody is. You know, well usen,
Speaker 1: I appreciate both of you being with us. Uh, thank you, Jeff, Jessica,
Speaker 1: thank you, and we'll bring you back when you get
Speaker 1: your list of answers. Okay, we love you anyway, all right,
Speaker 1: thank you guys. So good friend Mikey k foreign correspondent
Speaker 1: and former Assault helicopter pilot and senior adviser to the
Speaker 1: UK Ministry of Defense. And by the way, he's got
Speaker 1: a new show that airs on the Travel channels at
Speaker 1: noon tomorrow. It's called You Only Live Once and welcome back, sir.
Speaker 1: How are you? Congratulations on the new show, Sean Hannah,
Speaker 1: see my friend, how are you? Thank you for playing that.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit of hearing your own voice back
Speaker 1: on the radio. Well, listen, I appreciate you being with us,
Speaker 1: and I also want to welcome to the program. Uh
Speaker 1: with us is Travis Mills. And on April twelve, the
Speaker 1: United States Air Army Sergeant Travis Mills of the eighty
Speaker 1: second Airborne was critically injured on his third tour of
Speaker 1: duty in Afghanistan by an i E D, losing a
Speaker 1: portion of both legs both arms. He is one of
Speaker 1: only five quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and
Speaker 1: Afghanistan to survive such extensive of injuries, and Travis now
Speaker 1: lives an inspiring life as a quadruple amputees. Written a
Speaker 1: New York Times bestselling memoir, Tough as They Come. He
Speaker 1: speaks across the country, motivates others. His motto is never
Speaker 1: give up, Never quit, and his foundation is in the
Speaker 1: process of building a fully adaptive veterans retreat and Maine. Uh, Travis,
Speaker 1: you are truly in an inspiration in every way, shape,
Speaker 1: matter and form, and I am. I'm blown away by
Speaker 1: what you have been able to accomplish and it's just
Speaker 1: incredible to me. Thank you for being with us absolutely, Sean,
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me excited to be here and UH
Speaker 1: and excited to talk about everything going on before I
Speaker 1: get to that. So all of a sudden, you get
Speaker 1: whacked with this i e. D. Improvised explosive device. You
Speaker 1: lose portions of both legs and both arms. You're one
Speaker 1: of five quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: You survive from such extensive injuries. When you wake up
Speaker 1: and you see the condition you're and what are you thinking? How?
Speaker 1: How devastated are you? What do you what are you
Speaker 1: thinking about your life at that moment? Well, I can
Speaker 1: tell you that if people want to get a visual
Speaker 1: on what I look like now and what I look
Speaker 1: like them, they can always visit Travis Mills dot or
Speaker 1: just swear it back and see what's going on. But
Speaker 1: I woke up my twenty fifth birthday. To be honest
Speaker 1: with you, I was hit April ten um a trip
Speaker 1: I became a trip planet that day. Two days later
Speaker 1: that had cut my hand off. On the twelfth, and
Speaker 1: then on the fourteen, I woke up in Monstrel, Germany
Speaker 1: to find out I was a quadrup play for chief
Speaker 1: my brother in law, and I was down and out.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to talk to my wife. I I
Speaker 1: didn't want talk to my family at the tail band
Speaker 1: got me. I felt embarrassed and sad and upset, and
Speaker 1: it took a little while to get my head turned around.
Speaker 1: When I saw my wife for the first time on
Speaker 1: the eight teenth at Walter Reid, I went ahead and
Speaker 1: told her to take everything we have at yours, take
Speaker 1: the house, the money, the cars, the kid. I will
Speaker 1: financially fund everything. And she said that's not how this
Speaker 1: works at all. And she was truly the rock with
Speaker 1: my little girl, Chloe, he was six months old at
Speaker 1: the time. That has got me where I am today.
Speaker 1: And now you travel around the country, You wrote this book,
Speaker 1: you have this website, You're building a facility for veterans
Speaker 1: in Maine. Uh, those that have had severe injuries. I mean,
Speaker 1: you didn't think at that moment that all of these things,
Speaker 1: all of these moments in your life, would would transform
Speaker 1: your life in such a positive way to help others.
Speaker 1: I really didn't, if I could be honest, I thought
Speaker 1: that my life was basically over. I was done, and
Speaker 1: I didn't know what I was gonna be able to
Speaker 1: do except for be a bird. And then I learned
Speaker 1: how to snowboard and kayak. My wife and my daughter
Speaker 1: stay by my side. My my daughter, I take her
Speaker 1: to school every morning, and I took my I took
Speaker 1: her to lunch today. My wife had an appointment. I mean,
Speaker 1: I live a pretty awesome life and I'm able to
Speaker 1: go around and tell people my story in a positive way.
Speaker 1: I'm not a sob story. Please everybody out there listening.
Speaker 1: Do not pity me and understand I'm not wounded anymore.
Speaker 1: I hate the term wounded because I'm not. I have scars,
Speaker 1: and I live life, you know, to the foest and
Speaker 1: enjoy every day. I still have. I I just can't.
Speaker 1: It takes my breath away. I've met many, many of
Speaker 1: these young kids that lost their legs and lost arms
Speaker 1: and had their faces blown off, and so many of them,
Speaker 1: and they're all the same because you try and put
Speaker 1: yourself in that position. I try to think, and Mikey,
Speaker 1: Cam'm sure you can relate to this. I mean, you
Speaker 1: were you were an assault Telnico opter pilot. You you
Speaker 1: thought that one day you might be injured. You knew
Speaker 1: the risk in going into the services, and you just
Speaker 1: try and put yourself in that position. And I don't
Speaker 1: understand that. The level of bravery and courage it is,
Speaker 1: it is so inspiring. Like I walked out of Walter
Speaker 1: Reid Hospital one day and I literally felt embarrassed. You
Speaker 1: know why, Travis, Because I'm like, I think I've got problems,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? Does that make sense to you? Honestly?
Speaker 1: To me, it doesn't. I mean, I I get what
Speaker 1: you're saying, but I know, I mean, because you see
Speaker 1: these guys that are really they're struggling the hope that
Speaker 1: they can walk one day. You know. But I also
Speaker 1: tell people, you know, i'd serve with everybody else. I'm
Speaker 1: thankful for the ability to be able to serve. But
Speaker 1: I didn't do any more than anybody else. I raised
Speaker 1: my hand. And also I tell them, I say, you
Speaker 1: know what, we all have our own problems. I have mine,
Speaker 1: you have yours. We don't judge who has the worst problem,
Speaker 1: and we go about our business in our everyday life.
Speaker 1: I know, But can I just jump in a second, Travis,
Speaker 1: It's like it's an absolute pleasure to meet you know.
Speaker 1: I was, I was reading your bio earlier on today,
Speaker 1: and UM, I just sort of want to pick up
Speaker 1: on this a little bit really because I think there
Speaker 1: are sort of various graduations of courage. And you know,
Speaker 1: I used to I got three tours in Iraq and
Speaker 1: three in Afghanistan. Um, the ir actors were all working
Speaker 1: SF with Assault through the Assault helicopter mechanism, and the
Speaker 1: Afghan tours were all working with Carl I complete on
Speaker 1: the strategic level. And I used to pick guys up
Speaker 1: like you on a fairly regular basis, guys that were
Speaker 1: walking the grounds every day, um, that were exposing themselves
Speaker 1: to remarkable risk. And I've got to be honest with
Speaker 1: you and not to sort of undo anything you searched
Speaker 1: on about my job, but I couldn't really get my
Speaker 1: head around the courage that it took to to go
Speaker 1: out every day as a patrol. I'm walking some of
Speaker 1: the sort of dusty environments where you know, it literally
Speaker 1: is a minefield in some of the areas that you
Speaker 1: go and walk in, and I just couldn't get my
Speaker 1: head around that you get up every morning and go
Speaker 1: and do that. So I've got I've got just an
Speaker 1: incredible amount of respect for the courage it takes just
Speaker 1: to do that and then let all know what you've
Speaker 1: been through sort of coming out the back end of
Speaker 1: the incident. Well, I appreciate. I think what you do
Speaker 1: is amazing. I don't think I could do that. Here
Speaker 1: we are. And also you, Sean, I mean getting on
Speaker 1: there every day and you know, just telling everybody straight
Speaker 1: how it is. It's it's impressive. I'm sure that you
Speaker 1: get mail on both ends forward against you, but I
Speaker 1: just you guys are impressive too. So here we all,
Speaker 1: I'll be, I'll be. I can't. I just can't put
Speaker 1: myself in this category with all due respect. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's it's kind of easy for me to shoot my
Speaker 1: big fat mouth off. I mean, I've been doing it
Speaker 1: since I'm young, and my father used to say to me,
Speaker 1: how did I survive all these years without your advice?
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess I was born to do this
Speaker 1: in that way. But it really is an inspiration. It's
Speaker 1: an honored Travis to have you really is um. Let me.
Speaker 1: Let me. Let me talk about this crash, mikey k.
Speaker 1: You and I've been down this road a number of times.
Speaker 1: Here we now have suitcases and body parts recovered from
Speaker 1: Egypt Air flight eight oh four. The deep water, we're told,
Speaker 1: may hamper the recovery efforts. That's the very latest on this.
Speaker 1: But airplanes just don't fall out of the sky. They
Speaker 1: just don't fall off a radar. They don't fall two
Speaker 1: feet when they're flying at altitude at thirty seven thousand feet.
Speaker 1: So my first thought is, you have three air marshals
Speaker 1: on this plane. If anything had happened or anybody charged
Speaker 1: the cockpit, there are only fifty five passengers on board.
Speaker 1: It wasn't like two fifty. I would believe that the
Speaker 1: air marshals that are armed would have been able to
Speaker 1: stop them. So I'm thinking a bomb. Am I right
Speaker 1: or wrong? UM? I think given the sort of the
Speaker 1: political space at the moment, I think it's a it's
Speaker 1: a really easy conclusion to jump to. And we've seen
Speaker 1: that with Donald Trump yesterday. You know, he literally came
Speaker 1: straight out with it. Now. UM, I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: the as as the event, as the evidence comes in
Speaker 1: and the conclusions are made, that that's going to be wrong.
Speaker 1: But I think, you know, when we look at things
Speaker 1: like this, we should put front front and foremost the
Speaker 1: families at the heart of what we're saying and what
Speaker 1: we're thinking and what we're concluding. And at the moment,
Speaker 1: I added two months of analysis on CNN with Make
Speaker 1: three seven zero and I did analysis for you to
Speaker 1: top of your show, Sean on m A seven zero.
Speaker 1: And I think at the moment, when we look at
Speaker 1: an incident like this, um, there are a number of
Speaker 1: things that we've got to keep on the table until
Speaker 1: we have enough evidence to take it off the table.
Speaker 1: So mechanical failure, human error. One that is on the
Speaker 1: table now which I would have sort of scoffed that before,
Speaker 1: is sabotage. So remember the German Wings aircraft where the
Speaker 1: pilot literally flew the aircraft into the into the Alps.
Speaker 1: I mean that is something which is quite beyond your comprehension,
Speaker 1: but it happened. We've also had Boeing Trouble seven completely
Speaker 1: disappear in fourteen, completely disappear off radar. So I think
Speaker 1: what we've got to do is um. You know, we can,
Speaker 1: we can speculate all we want, but really, for the
Speaker 1: sake of the families, I think it's important to um,
Speaker 1: look at everything, keep everything on the table, um, and
Speaker 1: not jump to conclusions. At Air France four four seven
Speaker 1: ches remember the jet that was traveling from Brazil to
Speaker 1: Paris appeared over the over the Atlantic. Um. It took
Speaker 1: them two years to find the black boxes after the
Speaker 1: debris was found on the top of the ocean, and
Speaker 1: then after about six months of analysis, they realized that
Speaker 1: something had gone wrong with the p tube that had
Speaker 1: caused erroneous readings in the cockpit. The crew had misreadit.
Speaker 1: They've taken the aircraft into a catastrophic store and plowed
Speaker 1: it into the sea, and that's why there wasn't a
Speaker 1: distress call. Now, there are many people who could have
Speaker 1: predicted that outcome, and that was the altitude. So I
Speaker 1: just think that there is evidence out there for us
Speaker 1: to just take a pause, and in this sort of
Speaker 1: era of minute by minute cable news and the demand
Speaker 1: for the news feed, we should take a pause, and
Speaker 1: we should we should think about the families and when
Speaker 1: we're talking about the possible consequences. Well, what do you
Speaker 1: what's your take on this, Travis? I mean I watched this,
Speaker 1: you know, I had a new mom on last night,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, well, isn't the natural thought process to
Speaker 1: go to Islamic radicalism as a possible cause considering all
Speaker 1: of the incidents that have happened at airplanes and terror
Speaker 1: incidents around the world. And I couldn't even get this
Speaker 1: guy to admit that radical Islam exists. What's your take, Travis?
Speaker 1: I think that's actually I think that's the problem we
Speaker 1: face today. You know, it's um As far as speculation
Speaker 1: on what took the aircraft down, UM, I think Mikey
Speaker 1: had it completely right. It could be really one of anything.
Speaker 1: But how bad is it that the world we live
Speaker 1: at today, we think it could actually be ISIS, it
Speaker 1: could be a terrorist attack, and that's just gonna be
Speaker 1: troops on the ground and actually untying their hands overseas
Speaker 1: and letting them go ahead and go back to work
Speaker 1: the right way now that politicians get in the way
Speaker 1: of things, and to have them, you know, just let
Speaker 1: them do their job. When I was overseas, I saw firsthand,
Speaker 1: uh the president of the dance day and decided we
Speaker 1: shouldn't go out at night anymore. So I could watch
Speaker 1: people on a raid camera, put I E. D s
Speaker 1: in the ground. I couldn't shoot mortars, I couldn't go
Speaker 1: out at nighttime and get these people. But the next
Speaker 1: day I was told I have to go try to
Speaker 1: find really put the idea and try to get it
Speaker 1: out of the ground, which ultimately ended, you know, ended
Speaker 1: my arms and legs for me. So I think it's
Speaker 1: it's too bad that that is our first instinct that
Speaker 1: it's it's ISIS and it's a terrorist attack, and we
Speaker 1: have to take all the facts into consideration and trying
Speaker 1: not to let fear run our lives. But I think
Speaker 1: that where we're gonna get pastists and get around it
Speaker 1: is when they're having a parade down the mirror of
Speaker 1: the street, we go in and do something about it.
Speaker 1: I think that some of the Travis said that go ahead.
Speaker 1: I think Travis. The point that Travis makes is really
Speaker 1: at the core of what is most frustrating for me
Speaker 1: at the moment, having served twenty years, ten combat tours,
Speaker 1: and now seeing the way that the politicians run the
Speaker 1: business um class which one said that war is but
Speaker 1: an extension of politics, and my view very much is
Speaker 1: is that if you're going to send brave women and
Speaker 1: men into harm's way, you've got to set the political
Speaker 1: editions in order to in order to to to um Uh,
Speaker 1: in order to sort of established the most favorable outcome.
Speaker 1: And at the moment we haven't done that. And there
Speaker 1: are two big problems with that. The first one is Turkey,
Speaker 1: in the second one in Saudi Arabia. And at the
Speaker 1: moment there is Macavellian scheming going on between what the
Speaker 1: Turkish agenda is, which is effectively wanting to establish the
Speaker 1: Salapa's principality across Syria, what the sit of what the
Speaker 1: Saudi agenda is, which is exa actually the same thing
Speaker 1: plus they've been they've been exporting what habits and which
Speaker 1: is the steer creat of Sunni Islam, which is something
Speaker 1: that uh, the ap apple Gady who's the head of
Speaker 1: Isis has last onto And I think I think we're
Speaker 1: not doing enough at the political level in order to
Speaker 1: establish the real proper conditions where the military can go
Speaker 1: in and actually do the job, do the job properly.
Speaker 1: And until that's done, I think military activity is futile
Speaker 1: and I actually think it's criminal to send our boys
Speaker 1: and girls into danger when there's other stuff going on
Speaker 1: at the political level that we know nothing about. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: the thing is is we've got to go back to
Speaker 1: what we know. In terms of aircraft, and the airbus
Speaker 1: A three twenty is one of the safest planes in
Speaker 1: the sky. It's like a Boeing thirty seven, forty seven,
Speaker 1: fifty seven sixty seven, and that is these are workhorse planes.
Speaker 1: These are well maintained planes. And if an airplane, if
Speaker 1: both engines were to blow out, which would be very
Speaker 1: rare and almost impossible, especially at cruising altitude, then the
Speaker 1: plane would glide, The plane wouldn't fall, the plane wouldn't drop,
Speaker 1: it wouldn't drop off radar, there would be time for
Speaker 1: the pilots to communicate with air traffic control and communicate
Speaker 1: what their situation was. Correct. Absolutely, And you know with me,
Speaker 1: I travel across the nation. I've been a twine seven
Speaker 1: different states and just the last two and a half
Speaker 1: months speaking. So you know, as a parent to my
Speaker 1: four year old, I have to make sure she knows, oh,
Speaker 1: I'll be back this time with you know souvenir. And
Speaker 1: I don't want her to have to worry about is
Speaker 1: Daddy're gonna be on a plane where ice is gonna
Speaker 1: get attacked. I mean she's a little young to really
Speaker 1: comprehend that. My wife, I don't want her this year
Speaker 1: about that too. So to get back to the planes
Speaker 1: that if something does happen in it glide, I mean,
Speaker 1: I think that paints a better picture of exactly what happened,
Speaker 1: because now, yeah, I think I think that, Um, I
Speaker 1: think that there is an indication that something abrupt this happened.
Speaker 1: And and to your point, shore, Um, you know I've
Speaker 1: got two thousand fires at hours flying and when when
Speaker 1: we're going through flying training, you told to a V
Speaker 1: eight navigate and then communicate whenever it does an emergency
Speaker 1: which means you're flying the airplane, you look to where
Speaker 1: the nearest diversion is and then you put out either
Speaker 1: a mayday cool or or a time cool, a distress cool.
Speaker 1: Now that clearly hasn't gone out. Um, but if you
Speaker 1: look again at France four four seven, there was a
Speaker 1: complete disorientation within the corpit and the car never went
Speaker 1: out there, and it's stalled and went into the sea. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but so I've got to run, guys. Listen, I I
Speaker 1: wish I had more time to get into this. We'll
Speaker 1: get to some calls and and other stuff when we
Speaker 1: get back, but we have no and culture at the
Speaker 1: top of the hour, listen, I want to thank you both. Travis.
Speaker 1: It's a great honor, it really is to meet you.
Speaker 1: Mikey k We always love having you on. Congrats on
Speaker 1: the new show tomorrow on the Travel Channel at noon.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you being with us. Good luck. Do you
Speaker 1: think that Donald Trump is qualified to be president? No?
Speaker 1: I do not, And I think in this past week,
Speaker 1: whether it's attacking Great Britain, praising UH the leader of
Speaker 1: North Korea, a despotic dictator UH who has nuclear weapons,
Speaker 1: whether it is saying pull out of NATO let other
Speaker 1: countries have nuclear weapons. The kinds of positions he is
Speaker 1: stating and the consequences of those positions and even the
Speaker 1: consequences of his statements are not just offensive to people,
Speaker 1: they are potentially dangerous. So, Mr Trump, yesterday Hillary said
Speaker 1: over on another channel, she said, your proposal to man
Speaker 1: Muslims promotes terrorism. Yeah, that's the dumbest thing you've ever heard.
Speaker 1: I mean, to me, it's one of the dumber statements
Speaker 1: I've ever heard. I mean, she is so ill equipped
Speaker 1: to be the president. Dumb, it's I just think it's
Speaker 1: absolutely dumb. In fact, if anything, it's just the opposite,
Speaker 1: because they're gonna have to learn that we can't take
Speaker 1: this anymore, and they're gonna have to turn in the
Speaker 1: people that are bombing the planes, and they know who
Speaker 1: the people are, and we're not going to find the
Speaker 1: people by just continuing to be so nice and so
Speaker 1: so all right, there you have it, there's Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and Hillary Clinton one Shawn Tolfrey telephone number joining us
Speaker 1: on this Friday eight News round up Information Overload our
Speaker 1: You know, she's been one of my best friends forever,
Speaker 1: and sometimes she's so hard to be friends with. Because
Speaker 1: she just she gets me in trouble all the time,
Speaker 1: and I love her to death. I knew her mother
Speaker 1: before she passed away. I promised that i'd get her
Speaker 1: married by now I've totally failed her mother. And she's
Speaker 1: actually one of the funniest people I know, and people
Speaker 1: don't know how to take her sometimes. As Zann culter,
Speaker 1: how are you right back at you? Well? I love well,
Speaker 1: I do love you. You're like my other sister, you
Speaker 1: know that. But you get me in trouble all the
Speaker 1: freaking time. So I want to talk about the news. Okay,
Speaker 1: I was listening to frantically raising my hand saying, um,
Speaker 1: but Hillary's running for the same job as Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: so maybe she's not the most objective source. Just just
Speaker 1: hear me out because she's running for the same office.
Speaker 1: I love how the media thinks this is huge breaking news.
Speaker 1: Hillary thinks Donald Trump is unqualified. Um. But the major
Speaker 1: news and the newsmaker item today, UM is I don't
Speaker 1: know if you've noticed, I've controlling Tom Womas on ABC
Speaker 1: who apparently said, um, it was played for me over
Speaker 1: the phone, um by one of my friends who saw it.
Speaker 1: On ABC World News tonight. He talks about Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: charge I guess on your show, um, well, his restatement
Speaker 1: of a proved fact Juanita Broadwick being raped by Bill Clinton.
Speaker 1: They mentioned that on ABC World News Tonight last night
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity, UM, and Tom Womas says those charges are
Speaker 1: from decades ago and have been discredited. This is Andrew
Speaker 1: Andrew Mitchell did this, and Juanita took right back at her.
Speaker 1: God bless that woman. Anyway, I've been trolling him all
Speaker 1: night on Twitter again today, and I think it's time
Speaker 1: that you know you're twenty million listeners right into Tom Womas.
Speaker 1: I've simply been asking. First, admittedly a few times I
Speaker 1: was crossed with him, um, but now I am seriously
Speaker 1: asking when and how were they discredited? This is the
Speaker 1: hitler Gebel's big lawe. Even the Clintons don't say discredited,
Speaker 1: they say old news, old news, When and how were
Speaker 1: they discredited? And I would remind your listeners. NBC Lisa
Speaker 1: Meyer spent about a year investigating this story. Um, why
Speaker 1: didn't need a broadwct did not want to come forward
Speaker 1: with it. I'm sure you've interviewed her and talked to
Speaker 1: her on your show, but she was a Democrat. She
Speaker 1: supported Bill Clinton. Um, she like all the other quote
Speaker 1: deimbo eruptions. George Stephanopolis would go around and get affidavits
Speaker 1: from all these women and then they'd laugh about it.
Speaker 1: That's all in Carl Bernstein's book. Um. And and I
Speaker 1: might add in George Stephanopolis's book too. That was their weapon.
Speaker 1: They'd go to these women and and you know, implicitly
Speaker 1: threatened them and say, here signed this affidavits so they
Speaker 1: could line up all the affidavits. But finally one need
Speaker 1: to Broadwick comes out tells the truth. NBC investigated that
Speaker 1: six ways from Sunday. These were all Hillary and Bill
Speaker 1: Clinton supporters. I used to run into them at parties
Speaker 1: in New York and they'd come up to me and say,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh. We investigated, We tried to find a
Speaker 1: whole in her story. She's telling the truth. These are
Speaker 1: Camerman Gaffer's reporters working on the story, the investigators. You
Speaker 1: will also remember Chris Chase, whom I threatened to run
Speaker 1: against my congressman, was one of the big, you know,
Speaker 1: show voting Republicans going out saying, oh, this is about
Speaker 1: Clinton's personal life. We're voting against impeachment. There were five
Speaker 1: Republicans who vote against impeachment aster. I believe it was
Speaker 1: after the impeachment vote, you know, good thinking, Sherlock. Um.
Speaker 1: Chris Chase goes down into whatever the basement of the
Speaker 1: long Worth Building, looks through the files, reads the one
Speaker 1: need to Broadwick story and comes out shaken and white
Speaker 1: face and says I should have voted to impeach. I mean,
Speaker 1: the evidence here is overwhelming. She she was in a
Speaker 1: hotel room Clinton um finagals his way in to talk
Speaker 1: about Um, um, you know what your this is very important.
Speaker 1: Let me play the Andrew Mitchell cut so everybody knows
Speaker 1: zach Lamas is big. Okay, let me play the started
Speaker 1: with Andrew. Do you mind? Let me do my own
Speaker 1: show my way, all right. I love you to death,
Speaker 1: but let me play it so people understand where it started. Now,
Speaker 1: remember too, the first interview that NBC didn't want to run.
Speaker 1: It was book pressured that made them run this interview
Speaker 1: with Lisa Myers. I did the second interview with Juanita
Speaker 1: Broderick right after that, but this was Andrew Mitchell. Last night.
Speaker 1: Last night, Trump fired a shot squarely at Clinton's husband,
Speaker 1: former President Bill Clinton. In one case, it's about exposure.
Speaker 1: In another case, it's about groping and fondling and touching
Speaker 1: against the woman's will and rape and rape. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: using that word unprompted during an interview last night with
Speaker 1: Fox News. Is Sean Hannity bringing up a discredited and
Speaker 1: long denied accusation against former President Bill Clinton dating back
Speaker 1: to when he was Arkansas Attorney general. Wow. Wow, it's
Speaker 1: never and been discredited. Your thousand percent correct? But why
Speaker 1: don't they? Why doesn't he respond to me? I've been
Speaker 1: playing good cop today after a bad cop last night, saying,
Speaker 1: you know, we don't have to involve the ABC brass.
Speaker 1: We'll keep up between us. Just tell me when and
Speaker 1: how were these charges discredited? Ever? Never not discredited? Listen,
Speaker 1: I'm now interviewed Juanita three times. I've interviewed Kathleen Willie
Speaker 1: numerous times, Paula Jones numerous times. I only mentioned those
Speaker 1: three cases. Kathleen Willie says she has talked to many
Speaker 1: other women that are also afraid to come forward in
Speaker 1: the case. By the way, I mean, I love you.
Speaker 1: You're not the most objective source. But this is ABC,
Speaker 1: NBCCBS have interviewed these women. Um, their evidence is overwhelming. Oh,
Speaker 1: I was starting to say, Um, Juanita Brodrick, she was
Speaker 1: in the hotel room, her pantyhose are ripped, her lip
Speaker 1: is bleeding. She was staying. She was in Little Rock
Speaker 1: for a conference on nursing homes. That's when and she
Speaker 1: had met Bill Clinton. He allegedly wanted to talk to
Speaker 1: her about nursing homes. He comes to the hotel and says, oh,
Speaker 1: you know I'm running for governor. Um, there will be
Speaker 1: too many photographers down here in the hotel cafe. Would
Speaker 1: you mind if I just came up to your room?
Speaker 1: And that's when had happened. So Juanita Brodrick's roommate, they
Speaker 1: were staying in a hotel room together to attend this conference,
Speaker 1: comes back up, finds her disheveled, panty hose ripped. Um, again,
Speaker 1: lip bleeding, and Waneda Brodrick hold her the truth right
Speaker 1: then and there, As NBC found out, she told four
Speaker 1: of her other friends. She told her boyfriend at the time. UM,
Speaker 1: these are all contemporaneous accounts, and yeah, she was she
Speaker 1: was in denial. UM. Three weeks later. UM, she didn't
Speaker 1: want to talk about she didn't want to go public.
Speaker 1: It's humiliating. Um. And she's she's at some big fundraiser.
Speaker 1: She's still a Democrat, UM Clinton for Governor. Hillary comes
Speaker 1: up to her at that UM fundraiser three weeks later,
Speaker 1: and it's in a lovely home, touches her arm and says,
Speaker 1: Bill and I appreciate everything you do for us, Juanita,
Speaker 1: do you understand everything, and grabbing her hand. I replayed
Speaker 1: this interview yesterday, so what you're describing is exactly what
Speaker 1: she told me. Yeah, it isn't just Clinton, it's Hillary
Speaker 1: trying to portray these women on on sixty minutes. I mean,
Speaker 1: this was a voluntary mistress, not one of Clinton's sexual assaults.
Speaker 1: But with Jennifer Flowers, Oh my gosh, do you remember
Speaker 1: the way they went after her and that sixty minutes interview.
Speaker 1: Hillary Linton described her as a looney bird, saying she'd
Speaker 1: call up and she was distraught and saying wacky things. Um,
Speaker 1: she was the one. Through Sydney Blumenthal and others, And
Speaker 1: this is from her friend Diane Blair. UM close friends
Speaker 1: said she portrayed Monica Lewinsky as a looney tune. She
Speaker 1: was a stalker, she was trying to blackmail the president.
Speaker 1: She was perfectly willing to completely muddy up and destroy
Speaker 1: these women Um whose only sin was being targeted by
Speaker 1: her husband for sexual assault. You know, in the case
Speaker 1: of all of these women though, they're all all have
Speaker 1: been consistent in their stories, and they all have been
Speaker 1: have suffered and have been spared and slander. George Stephanopolis
Speaker 1: would would collect you on, Mr objective news journalist George Stephanopolis.
Speaker 1: He was the one put in charge of, as the
Speaker 1: campaign called it, Philip Clinton's bimbo eruptions. They had seen
Speaker 1: what happened to Gary hart Um and per Hillary's instructions, Uh,
Speaker 1: they went around and and I mean they tracked down
Speaker 1: sadly Perdue this time again a voluntary mistress. You have
Speaker 1: to distinguish the voluntary mistresses from the victims of Clinton's
Speaker 1: sexual assaults. Only for Due left the country after the affair.
Speaker 1: He was running for gotten. And this is before president.
Speaker 1: She's in China teaching teaching English to the blind. Um
Speaker 1: and she's up tracking and she said in the Clinton's
Speaker 1: came there was a rage at her hotel. This is
Speaker 1: all written up, of course in the British press, not
Speaker 1: in the American press and she just thought, um, her
Speaker 1: hotel was rated. She's accused of having drugs. As the
Speaker 1: Clinton's are in town, she says, they're just trying to
Speaker 1: tell me they can find me any place I can
Speaker 1: go to China and this can happen. And this this
Speaker 1: was the modus oper end I get them to sign
Speaker 1: the affidavits. Monica Lawinsky signed an affidavit. Remember that was
Speaker 1: part of the obstruction just discharge against Bill Clinton. He
Speaker 1: gave her a memo points to make in an affidavit.
Speaker 1: She produced an affidavit denying any sort of involvement with
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton. Well, ha ha, we now have the blue dress,
Speaker 1: so the affidavits from these the Clintons are meaningless. This
Speaker 1: was part of the obstruction of John You know what
Speaker 1: also is amazing think about how the New York Times
Speaker 1: piece this week just backfired and blew up in their face. Now.
Speaker 1: I interviewed three of the women. I interviewed the girlfriend
Speaker 1: I know, I interviewed her. I interviewed Carrie Prai gen Ms,
Speaker 1: California two thousand nine. They're all livid, and they're all
Speaker 1: using words like the news. Oh yeah, I mean that
Speaker 1: they purpose we called the two guys that wrote the piece.
Speaker 1: There was a great piece by Camille Paglia today I
Speaker 1: think was will you stop? And you know, the whole
Speaker 1: world doesn't revolve around you every second. We love you
Speaker 1: a lot, so relax. And Camille Pagula was just hilarious
Speaker 1: in her piece today writing about this. But think about
Speaker 1: how profound this is is that they tried to take
Speaker 1: Trump out this week on the issue of how he
Speaker 1: treats women. The women ran to his defense. He's doing
Speaker 1: an interview with me. I'm talking about fundamental fairness. When
Speaker 1: are they gonna do pieces in the New York Times
Speaker 1: about Paula, Kathleen and Juanita And he brings up one
Speaker 1: word and it explodes in to a major backfire, all
Speaker 1: against the Clintons. It's been a hell of a week
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. Yeah, no, he's he's amazing. He's amazing,
Speaker 1: And thank heaven, I mean not taking Laura's name in vain.
Speaker 1: Thank god it is Donald Trump, because he's the only
Speaker 1: one who would bring this up and go after it.
Speaker 1: He is not the typical Republican and Democrats, whomever their
Speaker 1: nominee is, have got to be terrified. Thank Heaven, We
Speaker 1: finally have a champion who will who will take take
Speaker 1: our car. You know what I said about Donald Trump
Speaker 1: this week. I have thought through this all throughout the processes,
Speaker 1: I would interview a lot of the candidates, and I
Speaker 1: said at SPA, I'm going to interview them all again
Speaker 1: and again and again and again and again, and I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna endorse it. I'm gonna let people decide. And
Speaker 1: what's so fascinating to me is and I now look
Speaker 1: at this, and I was looking closely. I think Donald
Speaker 1: Trump by far is the most courageous and bold and
Speaker 1: the toughest candidate that Republicans have put up since Reagan.
Speaker 1: He's not going to take any months before you did.
Speaker 1: He's not. No, and I don't listen, but I did.
Speaker 1: We all we all have our jobs and relax me
Speaker 1: led the parade is everything about you, everything about you? Seriously,
Speaker 1: got it right? Can I just make my point point
Speaker 1: BC at Tom Lamas Capital ABC and ask him where where?
Speaker 1: What what the evidence is that want need to Brodrick
Speaker 1: has been discredited because this is going to go on
Speaker 1: and on and on. This is the big lie from
Speaker 1: the media. Um, and they can't. They seem to think
Speaker 1: it's still the nineties and they can get away with
Speaker 1: this that people can't go on the internet and find
Speaker 1: out the tooth anymore. I mean, really, it was a
Speaker 1: frightening world. I'm one of the wonderful things Trump has
Speaker 1: done has made, I mean the power of Twitter to
Speaker 1: communicate with people, I mean rag and had to give
Speaker 1: big speeches and count on ABC, NBCCBS reporting. It's not
Speaker 1: done on Trump. He's going straight to the people with
Speaker 1: his Twitter feed. Um, they can't get away with crap
Speaker 1: like this anymore. I wanted to Brodrick's rape claim against
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton was quote discredited. It really is an amazing
Speaker 1: time you think about it. This was supposed to be
Speaker 1: the week that the narrative advanced that there is a
Speaker 1: gender war by Donald Trump, who doesn't respect women. The
Speaker 1: women came to his defense, and Donald Trump was able
Speaker 1: to flip it on the Clintons in a way that
Speaker 1: think back to and you were on this program so often,
Speaker 1: and you wrote a book about impeachment and we discussed
Speaker 1: it at length. And he was able to bring this
Speaker 1: to the forefront like no other candidate I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Go back and watch Romney, and watch Dole, and watch McCain.
Speaker 1: McCain wouldn't even mention reverend right, he barely mentioned airs andendorned.
Speaker 1: And finally we have a Republican that's willing to fight,
Speaker 1: to stand in the arena, not take their b s
Speaker 1: and fight. And you're right about one other thing. The
Speaker 1: world has changed. When a presidential candidate can go on Facebook, Instagram,
Speaker 1: and Twitter and have more impact than a hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars worth of ads in a state, it is a
Speaker 1: profound shift in a power base in terms of how
Speaker 1: people get information. Number one, I think McCain voted for Obama.
Speaker 1: Number two, But did you miss the part in that
Speaker 1: New York Time story where I think, um, they had
Speaker 1: four corroborating witnesses. Donald Trump winked at a woman once
Speaker 1: all right, I gotta go, and called to don't you
Speaker 1: miss me? I miss you horribly, Sean Hannity. Yeah, I've
Speaker 1: I've failed your mother. Your mother's looking down at me,
Speaker 1: like so disappointed because you're your opinion in the accurate
Speaker 1: that we're very difficult. I'll try and fix my mother,
Speaker 1: not on me being difficult. Okay, God, no, she agrees
Speaker 1: with me. She even told me you were difficult. But
Speaker 1: she loved you to death. All right, let's go to
Speaker 1: Casey West Palm Beach, Florida on the Sean Hannity Show. Uh, Casey,
Speaker 1: how are you glad you called? What's going on? How
Speaker 1: are you doing? Mr? Hannity? I'm good? How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good. I'm just you know, I'm sitting here in
Speaker 1: my underwear listening to every word you got to say.
Speaker 1: And I'm you know, I monitor you day in and
Speaker 1: day out. What do you mean you? Oh, you're one
Speaker 1: of these guys that gets paid to monitor to me
Speaker 1: and listen to me every day. I get I get
Speaker 1: paid from Bernieit you wait, Bernie Sanders campaign or somebody
Speaker 1: associated with Bernie pays you to monitor my show for
Speaker 1: my underwear. All right, you're either being the wisest. Listen.
Speaker 1: There are people paid that their job every day is
Speaker 1: to sit in there underwear. I'm assuming in New Mexico
Speaker 1: wherever they happen to live. They're funded. They're paid to
Speaker 1: monitor four hours of Sean Hannity every day and some
Speaker 1: other hosts. And that's the title losers Actually didn't need John.
Speaker 1: I actually, do you know? I listen all the time.
Speaker 1: I'm just joking with you. But I do sit my
Speaker 1: underwear listen to listen to ye. But why do you
Speaker 1: have to tell me you're sitting in your underwear? Do
Speaker 1: you think anybody wants to hear about you sitting in
Speaker 1: West Palm Beach and your underwear and your basement smoking
Speaker 1: pot as a liberal? And are you smoking pot? I
Speaker 1: just did a bong it just now. It was a
Speaker 1: pretty good guess on my part. All right, Hey, so
Speaker 1: I'm gonna ask you a question, though. You know, I'm
Speaker 1: really curious of when Donald when you guys have egg
Speaker 1: on your face, when Donald Trump is the Democrat trojan horse,
Speaker 1: I'm curious of how you're gonna uh, you know you
Speaker 1: don't like you normally do well. I'm not sure exactly
Speaker 1: what it is that you're talking about. I actually think
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has a very good chance of winning. I'm
Speaker 1: not one of those that gets overly confident. I think
Speaker 1: I want to see more polls. I want to see
Speaker 1: how the campaign evolves. I want to see what the
Speaker 1: issues are, and in September and October and early November,
Speaker 1: I want to see what surprise has happened. I'm not
Speaker 1: even sure based on the polling that came out this week,
Speaker 1: if the Democrats are gonna hang on to Hillary and
Speaker 1: not try and throw her overboard Donald Trump maybe peaking
Speaker 1: too early. Yeah, I'm not happy with Watson and shouldt
Speaker 1: here in Florida. I ate her out of what she
Speaker 1: you know, I don't like how they're trying to rig
Speaker 1: the election on the Democratic side. I'm an independent. I'm
Speaker 1: a proud register independent, and the d n C has
Speaker 1: really my my spine, if you know what I mean. Yeah, well, listen,
Speaker 1: all I can say to you is the following. If
Speaker 1: you think Bernie's gonna win, that's great. It's the end
Speaker 1: of America as we know it. America cannot survive another
Speaker 1: four eight years of Obama like governance. If we do,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a disaster. It's gonna be economically probably
Speaker 1: near impossible to recover. And that means that we will
Speaker 1: be Greece, in Spain and Portugal and all these other
Speaker 1: countries that eventually have overpromised they can't deliver, and then
Speaker 1: they get into very tight situations where people will see
Speaker 1: their retirement taken from them, they'll see benefits cut dramatically,
Speaker 1: and then they'll be angry in taking to the streets.
Speaker 1: But it won't matter because nothing's gonna happen. You cannot
Speaker 1: have so many people like we currently do, dependent on
Speaker 1: government and only have a very small percentage of the
Speaker 1: population that pay anything in taxes. Million Americans out of
Speaker 1: the workforce, they don't pay any taxes, fifty million in
Speaker 1: poverty they don't pay any, forty six million on food
Speaker 1: stamps they can't pay any. And then you've got the
Speaker 1: bottom fifty percent of wage earners, that's people with jobs.
Speaker 1: They pay nothing, zero federal income tax. So it's just
Speaker 1: mathematically now you're talking about ten percent of the population
Speaker 1: paying seventy five percent of the bill. And unfortunately, it's
Speaker 1: such a disincentive for some people that they end up,
Speaker 1: like a lot of multinational corporations, sending money overseas because
Speaker 1: it's cheaper for them tax wise, and that's why they
Speaker 1: keep it there, including a lot of liberals. Interestingly enough,
Speaker 1: all right, let's get to our busy telephones here as
Speaker 1: we say, Hi, Michael's in California, Michael Highware in California.
Speaker 1: Are you Oh, you're in thousands. That's I lived in
Speaker 1: Santa Barbara for five years of my life, so you're about, well,
Speaker 1: a little less than an hour. What's south of me?
Speaker 1: Right correct? Yeah, just past fit down the one on one,
Speaker 1: just past Ventura, right correct? Yeah, Well what's going on?
Speaker 1: What can I do for you? Trump's running mate? It's
Speaker 1: an interesting I think Condi is so happy in her
Speaker 1: private life. Now, I'm not so sure she'd have any
Speaker 1: interest at all in taking Yeah, it wouldn't be a
Speaker 1: good choice. I mean, she's a secretary stage, she's intelligent,
Speaker 1: she's a woman, she's a minority, She's very intelligent. So listen,
Speaker 1: I love I'm a I'm a Condie fan. I think
Speaker 1: she's brilliant. I like her personally. I thought you did
Speaker 1: a good job as uh working for President Bush. I think,
Speaker 1: let's look, look, she's a smart rock star. But I
Speaker 1: don't think she's gonna take it, just like I don't
Speaker 1: think Kasik wants it. I don't think Rubio wants it either.
Speaker 1: So my choice right now is new. But I also
Speaker 1: want a team arrivals that would include Bobby Jendle and
Speaker 1: say somebody like Pam Bondi of Florida um or somebody
Speaker 1: like Scott Walker, and somebody like, as I said, Bobby
Speaker 1: Gendal ricks Rick Scott maybe of Florida. You know, there's
Speaker 1: so many good people out there we can choose from. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, my friend, thank you for one shaw and
Speaker 1: told free telephone number. You want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. All right, back to our busy telephones
Speaker 1: here as we say hi to jose Is in Miami
Speaker 1: listening to news radio six W I O D Hi.
Speaker 1: I'm good. How are you pretty good? Thank you? I
Speaker 1: just want to comment on what I find hilarious is
Speaker 1: how Hillary Clinton of the Unsecured Server big Gazzi. It's
Speaker 1: a video fame opines that uh, Donald Trump is not
Speaker 1: qualified to be presidents and at the same time attacks
Speaker 1: his business experience when unfortunately, there's nothing to attack her
Speaker 1: about in the sense of business experience because she has none.
Speaker 1: It is it's comical, It's farcical. Now I totally agree
Speaker 1: with you. Hellok. The person that has not done anything
Speaker 1: of note in her entire career is Hillary Clinton, and
Speaker 1: the things that she has been involved in turned out
Speaker 1: to be disastrous, including her support of Obamacare. Now she's
Speaker 1: supporting Obama's economy and Obama's transgender bathroom agenda. And then
Speaker 1: of course there's BEng Ghazi, and she wasn't there for
Speaker 1: the three am call. It speaks volumes that, uh, none
Speaker 1: of her supporters, much less her, can cite any real
Speaker 1: accomplishment other than attaining elected office. And once she gets
Speaker 1: there she does nothing of any note. Well, that's the point.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's running on a name most people don't know,
Speaker 1: and the ones that do don't like. And the more
Speaker 1: people see her, she's not a likable politician. No warmth,
Speaker 1: no empathy, no real concern for people. Not like her,
Speaker 1: out of touch. Doesn't even drive a car, hasn't driven
Speaker 1: a car in twenty years. It's been driven everywhere. And
Speaker 1: she is she's not the She doesn't have the oratory
Speaker 1: skills of Barack Obama, and she has no real accomplishments
Speaker 1: at the Secretary of State. And she's corrupt. You know,
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton and the Clinton's are corrupt. And what they
Speaker 1: did with women is disgraceful. They let they She sat
Speaker 1: back as these women were slandered, smeared, besmirched and had
Speaker 1: full character assassination onslaught by their surrogates like James Carville.
Speaker 1: So and she, you know, what has she done? And
Speaker 1: they and they take money. They're greedy. They want money
Speaker 1: from Saudi Arabia, the u a E Kuwait. They don't
Speaker 1: care how they treat women in those countries to give
Speaker 1: us money. But but after the fact that the Clinton foundations,
Speaker 1: well stop it. Consider how did they get so wealthy?
Speaker 1: They haven't offered services for products or anything noteworthy, uh
Speaker 1: to the world. That would that that translates into them
Speaker 1: earning the money. Where had they gotten the money and
Speaker 1: how have they become so rich? That's a question that
Speaker 1: needs to be answered. Indeed, all right, thank you, Jose,
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Eight nying for one Sean toll free telephone number.
Speaker 1: Mike Venice, Florida. Next on The Sean Hannity Show. What's up?
Speaker 1: How are you? Mike? I'm doing very well. You know,
Speaker 1: I'd like to go a step further with what jose
Speaker 1: just said. When you look at Hillary Clinton, it's not
Speaker 1: as he did, it's what she didn't do. If my
Speaker 1: husband that I was a woman and he was doing
Speaker 1: the things, the assaulting of the women and the different
Speaker 1: things that he has been convicted of, and you stand
Speaker 1: by that person, You're promoting a culture of abuse to women.
Speaker 1: Is that what we want in our community and our
Speaker 1: leader of our country? What is a guy in a
Speaker 1: different country. I mean, I'm talking about foreign leaders. They're
Speaker 1: just going to accuse this woman to no end. If
Speaker 1: she's just going to sit there and be a catcher
Speaker 1: and never promote and do anything, what is she really
Speaker 1: saying for women? First of all, you're you're not promoting
Speaker 1: anything woman's right, You're promoting abuse from husbands. Well look,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you right now that Hillary Clinton is so
Speaker 1: flawed she'll be viewed exactly like Obama and only projects
Speaker 1: weakness not strength. There's Vladimir Putin, the Iranian Mullahs. She
Speaker 1: surrounded this Iranian deal. They're not going to respect her.
Speaker 1: And so that gives you know, people like Putin, people
Speaker 1: in China, people in Iran, our enemies, radical groups. It
Speaker 1: gives them free license to target the United States. She's
Speaker 1: not going to control the border. She's not gonna build
Speaker 1: a wall. She's not gonna do anything except react and
Speaker 1: lead from behind. Like Obama. She doesn't have that skill
Speaker 1: or strength. I think these leaders will fear Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and I think Donald Trump, by building up the military
Speaker 1: and building the wall, is going to make the country
Speaker 1: a safer place. I touch on one other thing, what's up.
Speaker 1: I wanted to ask you know about in Florida. You know,
Speaker 1: I I run times with other businesses and everyone can't
Speaker 1: find anyone one to work. They can't find someone to
Speaker 1: build a frame, a house stair. They can't. You remember
Speaker 1: in the school we're growing up, they had metal shops
Speaker 1: and wood shops. You know, not everybody's a genius. Is
Speaker 1: Trump got any kind of a platform to bring jobs back?
Speaker 1: Who's going to educate these people and not just the
Speaker 1: I T guys, not just this job. We need people
Speaker 1: to be able to build and bring back America to
Speaker 1: that statute. And that's all I got sewn. And it
Speaker 1: was great talking to you, sir. Thank you all right, Mike,
Speaker 1: have a good weekend, Buddy, appreciated eight nine for one. Shawn.
Speaker 1: You want to be a part of the program. Robert Annapolis,
Speaker 1: Maryland next Sean Hannity Show. What's up, Robert? How are you, sir?
Speaker 1: I'm good, sir, How are you? I'm good? What's happening? Um?
Speaker 1: You know, I was just thinking the other day, I
Speaker 1: was listening to the show, and you know, there's this
Speaker 1: huf huff about Paul Ryan, Paul Ryan, Paul Ryan, and
Speaker 1: she reminds me of the Brady buns. Marsha Marsha Marcia.
Speaker 1: You know, I look at Donald Trump. He's running for
Speaker 1: the leader of the free world, the most powerful position
Speaker 1: there is. Who cares what Paul Ryan thinks? I really,
Speaker 1: I mean, I think it's the ruling class. And you know,
Speaker 1: to add to that, you know, you have Paul Ryan,
Speaker 1: you have Mitch McConnell. They all, you know, lied, in
Speaker 1: my opinion, just to get reelected. They did nothing that
Speaker 1: they said they would do with Obamacare or any of
Speaker 1: that stuff. They just wound up being like Obama's little
Speaker 1: lap dog's you know, it seems like, you know what
Speaker 1: we have right here as people that don't care about,
Speaker 1: you know, the working guy, which I am, which you are. Okay,
Speaker 1: they play cad us, tell us what they think we
Speaker 1: need to hear, and do whatever they're gonna do. And
Speaker 1: you know, I think Donald Trump, you know, okay, so
Speaker 1: he's made his nut and he's making his future. He's
Speaker 1: made enough money, he's happy, and you know, I hope
Speaker 1: that he stands through to what he's sort of putting
Speaker 1: out there is like we got to just get through
Speaker 1: all the professional politicians. So that was my speech, all right.
Speaker 1: I appreciate listen. I'm just telling you right now, they
Speaker 1: did nothing to stop the Obama agenda. I'm agreeing with
Speaker 1: you and not endorsing Donald Trump to me is just
Speaker 1: an insult um. I think it's a power play. I
Speaker 1: think they're trying to lull him into the establishment and
Speaker 1: feel like they have some type power. But you know
Speaker 1: what one thing Paul Ryan did get right this week
Speaker 1: is that Republican voters have turned the party over to Trump,
Speaker 1: not the Washington establishment. They're saying to the establishment and
Speaker 1: every eggit pole, you've failed us, and you have failed
Speaker 1: us spectacularly, and they want that to stop. And if
Speaker 1: it doesn't stop, they'll probably the next step will be
Speaker 1: to throw all of them out and bringing a whole
Speaker 1: slew of new people in the hopes that maybe they'll
Speaker 1: change it. Uh. Antonio Phoenix k f y I on
Speaker 1: this Friday. What's up, sir? How are you? I'm good, Sean.
Speaker 1: I've listened to you for a long time, since it's
Speaker 1: eight years old. Happy to be on the show, first
Speaker 1: time calling. Wow, since you're eight, how old are you know?
Speaker 1: You're making me feel old? Eight? I grew up in
Speaker 1: Colorado driving my father and he had us listen in
Speaker 1: news talk radio. Wow, isn't that? My My point is
Speaker 1: a lot of people aren't looking at this because there's
Speaker 1: three points. One. Trump's against this as a businessman. I mean,
Speaker 1: I loved his interview with making Kelly how he kind
Speaker 1: of apologized, but he didn't apologize for what he did.
Speaker 1: He he went in and he wanting got the position
Speaker 1: to be president in chief. He did what he needs
Speaker 1: to to win, and he wasn't gonna apologize for the
Speaker 1: way he wants. Now he's got to go prove to
Speaker 1: the people since he got the first part of the
Speaker 1: job done, that he's the right guy to everybody else
Speaker 1: to run the country. Just like a businessman taking over
Speaker 1: a CEO, he's got to prove that he's the right
Speaker 1: guy to be the CEO. And he's grabbing everybody that's
Speaker 1: been running it so far, that's the top conchos, and saying,
Speaker 1: how can we make this right, how can we fix
Speaker 1: this company, how can we fix America again? Educate me
Speaker 1: on what's going on, Educame me out where the breakdowns are.
Speaker 1: And that's what he's doing now, you know, watching listening
Speaker 1: to your show, watching your show, I've realized not to
Speaker 1: jump to conclusions, not to think, oh, we've got this
Speaker 1: in the bag. You know, Let's see what happens come
Speaker 1: November time. Let's see how everything starts to play out.
Speaker 1: And now you're gonna see a different Trump. I mean
Speaker 1: with Washington Post, they don't like me more because he's
Speaker 1: not giving them free media. He's a genius at free media,
Speaker 1: and he's not giving Washington Post free media anymore. I
Speaker 1: mean the second debate, the Washington Post tried this little
Speaker 1: they had to do him kilt by association and say
Speaker 1: Donald Trump knew this guy that was in the construction
Speaker 1: industry that may have been connected to the mob. And
Speaker 1: when they actually asked Donald Trump about the guy, goes,
Speaker 1: I don't even I couldn't. I wouldn't know him if
Speaker 1: I ran into him in the street. I mean, that
Speaker 1: was on top of what the New York Times did
Speaker 1: with this hip piece on women. It's unbelievable.