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Speaker 1: four one, Shawn. If you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program, you know it is. It is stunningly amazing,
Speaker 1: tone deaf, dumb, stupid. I can't even imagine what is
Speaker 1: going through the minds of the people that are running
Speaker 1: the WNBA. I mean, it really had a chance and
Speaker 1: has a chance maybe still to become a league that
Speaker 1: the American people would adopt and embrace and support and champion,
Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera. But they keep going woke. They
Speaker 1: follow the bud Light Dilla Movaney model. It's not going
Speaker 1: to end well, period, end of sentence, full stop. Nothing
Speaker 1: else to add to that. And you know, watching for example,
Speaker 1: Sophie Cunningham was the only one they were playing Atlanta
Speaker 1: the Indiana Fever, and she's the only one with her
Speaker 1: hand over her heart. The Atlanta team doesn't even come
Speaker 1: out of the locker room, you know, to watch the
Speaker 1: Minnesota Links coach. You know, trans people are important or whatever.
Speaker 1: Her T shirt was. In response to Sophie Cunningham saying yes,
Speaker 1: we should love all people, she said that, and that,
Speaker 1: but I believe that we've got to protect young girls
Speaker 1: in locker rooms and and and that biological men should
Speaker 1: not be playing women's sports. And then of course the
Speaker 1: league gets together and they decide that we don't know
Speaker 1: how to define a woman when it's the w NBA.
Speaker 1: And now you have this whole controversy that's sitting on
Speaker 1: the sideline where Enniscant Freedom and other you know, professional
Speaker 1: basketball players are saying, great, we'll be eligible for the
Speaker 1: draft in twenty twenty seven, and it's just destroying the WNBA.
Speaker 1: And you know, for a team to not not walk
Speaker 1: out for the national anthem, and for only Sophie Cunningham
Speaker 1: to put her hand over her heart, you are alienating
Speaker 1: a very large portion of the American people that would
Speaker 1: otherwise love to see the talent of Caitlyn Clark and
Speaker 1: Sophie Cunningham. And the fact that Sophie Cunningham's own coach
Speaker 1: at the Indiana Fever didn't support her initially and then
Speaker 1: got called out on it and then told everybody to
Speaker 1: go to hell. Caitlyn Clark disappointed me. I thought she
Speaker 1: should have stood up for her teammate when given an
Speaker 1: opportunity that's just my point of view. I would have
Speaker 1: stood up for my teammate on that issue. But it
Speaker 1: just keeps getting worse and worse and worse. This never
Speaker 1: is going away, and this is where the modern radicalized
Speaker 1: Democratic Party is now headed. Let me play for you.
Speaker 1: This is a young high school girl, Briley Lechner, and
Speaker 1: she is a Michigan high school volleyball player, talking about
Speaker 1: the first time that she ever competed against a biological male.
Speaker 2: So it was last.
Speaker 3: Volleyball season where we competed against the biological mail and
Speaker 3: I believe I'm not quite sure how long they've been
Speaker 3: competing on the varsity team, but I do know that
Speaker 3: I did play against some two years, my freshman year
Speaker 3: and my sophomore year, and of course I wasn't aware
Speaker 3: that it was a male. But like I said previously,
Speaker 3: it was last volleyball season when we found out days
Speaker 3: after the match.
Speaker 2: And yeah, how'd you find out?
Speaker 3: So it was about a day or two where rumors
Speaker 3: were spread around afterwards, and my dad and I were
Speaker 3: talking about it, and he said that a fellow parent
Speaker 3: and friend talked to him about it, and then my
Speaker 3: teammates started saying things and it wasn't officially established until
Speaker 3: about a little over a week afterwards.
Speaker 1: You know, it's really amazing these kids are being forced
Speaker 1: to compete against biological men unknowingly along with their teammates. Now,
Speaker 1: we've had a couple of instances, one in hockey, one
Speaker 1: in volleyball, where biological men were playing women's sports, and
Speaker 1: there have been injuries to women because of the physical
Speaker 1: disparity between men and women. Look, it is just a
Speaker 1: biological fact. Doesn't mean men are better than women, absolutely not.
Speaker 1: Doesn't mean they're not equal. It just means they're different.
Speaker 1: And by and large, in most cases, biological men are
Speaker 1: physically stronger than women. But guess what. Women can give
Speaker 1: birth the miracle of birth to a child, and no
Speaker 1: biological man in spite of six gender tell Rico telling
Speaker 1: us that biological men and trans people should have access
Speaker 1: to abortion is going to change that biological men cannot
Speaker 1: have children, and I think I paid enough attention in
Speaker 1: biology class to understand that anyway. Joining us now is
Speaker 1: Sean Leckner. Now he is the founder, execut kative director
Speaker 1: of the Protector Game Foundation. It was his daughter Bridley
Speaker 1: that was willing to speak out on Fox and Friends Sean,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the program. I'm sorry your daughter has had
Speaker 1: to go through this, but I admire her greatly.
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me, Sean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's definitely been a struggle. It's opened up not
Speaker 4: only my eyes, my families, but my daughter is as
Speaker 4: a sixteen year old girl who should never.
Speaker 2: Have to go through this.
Speaker 4: It's definitely made her stronger and really step back and
Speaker 4: look at at their surroundings from inside the locker room,
Speaker 4: on the court and unfortunately social media.
Speaker 1: Well I got to also add one other thing. I
Speaker 1: saw an interview that you did and you said your
Speaker 1: family as a result of this has received death threats,
Speaker 1: racist insults, threats from people that want to blow up
Speaker 1: your home and that you and your daughter now you
Speaker 1: know all because you spoke up about this issue. First
Speaker 1: of all, I've lived with that a lot for a
Speaker 1: long time in my career. I know what it's like. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: but I've thrown myself into the public arena. I know
Speaker 1: that there are going to be people that don't like
Speaker 1: my political points of view. You really did not do that.
Speaker 1: What you are fighting for is everything that Title nine
Speaker 1: was supposed to stand.
Speaker 4: For, zero hundred percent right when it comes to politics respectfully.
Speaker 4: My my hat's off. It's it's my number one priority
Speaker 4: is being a parent. And that's what everyone should do
Speaker 4: with this in this situation where parents first, politics, their agendas,
Speaker 4: they come last. Our kids expect to go to school,
Speaker 4: be safe, get a great education, and have your soul
Speaker 4: called leaders not only support you, but to protect you,
Speaker 4: especially in the locker room and on the court or
Speaker 4: in the fields. I never thought in a million years
Speaker 4: we'd be want not be talking to you about this
Speaker 4: or anything, and we'd be fighting a battle that is
Speaker 4: based off of two things. And that's biology and that's
Speaker 4: common sense. It's not about hate, not about left or right,
Speaker 4: not about transphobia. I mean we've been called racist transphobes,
Speaker 4: I mean Nazis. They've taken pictures of my children, posted
Speaker 4: them online threats. They'll get their day in hell they
Speaker 4: deserve coming soon. They were trying to get our location
Speaker 4: to where we lived, to throw some cocktails off and
Speaker 4: bombs off, and you got so bad where we had
Speaker 4: to have an FBI agent reach out to me, which
Speaker 4: was she was so so nice to work with, and
Speaker 4: he was respectfully asked if we wanted a Mark car
Speaker 4: drive past our house twice a day until it stopped.
Speaker 4: It was And this is all from me saying, listen,
Speaker 4: let's let's be fair. Let's give every female an opportunity
Speaker 4: to play the sport they enjoy and they love, but
Speaker 4: do at a fair level playing field. And that's all
Speaker 4: where we want. We don't want injuries on the court.
Speaker 4: Like Peyton Nicknab, She's she's got a permanent brain damage
Speaker 4: because of this same thing. In biological male spike, the
Speaker 4: ball hit her in the head. And now in our case,
Speaker 4: this biological mail sharing a locker room with my daughter
Speaker 4: and her teammates. Not only did the opposing team know
Speaker 4: all about it and hit it from us at Skyline
Speaker 4: High School became too Hour High School. At Mineral High
Speaker 4: our own athletic director had prior knowledge of this. Not
Speaker 4: only did he allow them to play on the court,
Speaker 4: didn't warn the girls, didn't warn us, but he allowed
Speaker 4: the girls to share a locker room with prior knowledge.
Speaker 4: And as we dug and started asking questions and looking,
Speaker 4: then we found out what his main focus was.
Speaker 2: And it wasn't the girls of the school. It was his.
Speaker 4: Political agenda, and it was unhinged, It was unprovoked and
Speaker 4: he created this complete mess, not only on social media
Speaker 4: and the threats and they hate mail. But now my
Speaker 4: daughter and countless others are afraid and they're nervous every
Speaker 4: time they go back in that locker room because they
Speaker 4: know that that athletic director at Monroe High School doesn't
Speaker 4: have their back number one time to heal, apologize, or
Speaker 4: show concerned.
Speaker 2: It's disheartening, it's hurtful. But at the same.
Speaker 4: Time, when we created I guess an opportunity to fix
Speaker 4: this problem is when we got the backlash, and when
Speaker 4: we got to death threats, it was probably a week
Speaker 4: into it.
Speaker 2: I was second guessing myself. I thought that.
Speaker 4: Maybe I put my daughter in harms way, Maybe I
Speaker 4: put my family in harms way. Maybe I shouldn't have
Speaker 4: spoke out, And I'll never forget. The next morning, when
Speaker 4: my daughter came up to me, she said, Dad, I
Speaker 4: prayed about it.
Speaker 2: It's not right, we need to do this, And she said.
Speaker 1: You know, well, first of all, I admire you. I
Speaker 1: admire your daughter. It's not easy to take a stand
Speaker 1: in life, and I think far too far, too few
Speaker 1: people are willing to do that. And I know what
Speaker 1: it's like because I've lived this but I chose this
Speaker 1: life and all you're really looking for here, and we
Speaker 1: have these instants says in one case in a volleyball match,
Speaker 1: one case in a hockey match where biological women got
Speaker 1: hurt because they were playing against biological men. I am
Speaker 1: not transphobed beca. As a matter of fact, I can
Speaker 1: tell you this, Sean. I have known Caitlyn Jenner since
Speaker 1: what before she ever became Caitlyn and was Bruce Jenner.
Speaker 1: And she remains a friend of mine. I mean, we talk.
Speaker 1: She is also on our side. She agrees with us
Speaker 1: on this issue, and nobody wants to hear her. And
Speaker 1: it's frustrating to me that people just turn a blind
Speaker 1: eye to this, and that the Democrats in particular have
Speaker 1: just doubled down on this ridiculousness that somehow protecting young
Speaker 1: girls in women's sports is a bad thing. Look at
Speaker 1: what's happening with Sophie Cunningham. What's your thought on all that?
Speaker 2: Oh, it's it's crazy.
Speaker 4: I mean, the WNB was founded again common sense, The
Speaker 4: W means women in the National and Basketball Association.
Speaker 1: Oh, hold on a second, the W means women. Well,
Speaker 1: the WNBA can't even define what a woman is can
Speaker 1: you believe that this is where we've now landed?
Speaker 4: No, And it truly shows their focus is on protecting
Speaker 4: the girls or the league. It's their agenda only it's
Speaker 4: they've worked so hard to create a league of their own,
Speaker 4: which they deserve that and they should get that. But
Speaker 4: to see the lack of support from the commissioner and
Speaker 4: other coaches, it's awful, it's disheartening, and it shows that
Speaker 4: when the right people are not in the right positions,
Speaker 4: or I should say the wrong people are in the
Speaker 4: right positions, they can absolutely take something that was founded
Speaker 4: on the grace of God and good things and turn
Speaker 4: it into a liberal agenda that will do nothing but
Speaker 4: harm that association and all the girls females who have
Speaker 4: worked so hard to get there.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break right back more with Sean Leckner.
Speaker 1: He is the founder executive director of the group Protect
Speaker 1: Her Game Foundation, and his daughter Bridley was forced to
Speaker 1: compete against a biological male unknowingly along with the rest
Speaker 1: of our teammates. So what's next for you and your daughter?
Speaker 4: Right now, we've got a few things lined up, we're
Speaker 4: just waiting on.
Speaker 2: A few more. We're about three days out until we
Speaker 2: make our next move. We are except when my daughter.
Speaker 4: And I said we're doing this together. My goal is
Speaker 4: I won't stop fighting for my daughter Browley in every
Speaker 4: female athlete moving forward. So we're going to continue this
Speaker 4: fight and we're going to continue to suit until every
Speaker 4: single one of our girls get their respect, the privacy,
Speaker 4: and the fair play that they deserve. I don't care
Speaker 4: about the backlash, the ones who they want to call
Speaker 4: names they want us to fill, they hate mail. We're
Speaker 4: not concerned about them because I know they want us
Speaker 4: to silence us rather than us doing the right thing.
Speaker 4: So we're going to fight this. We're going to continue
Speaker 4: our suit against Moneral High School and possible other dies
Speaker 4: to make sure that this never happens again to any female.
Speaker 2: And again, I'm a dad.
Speaker 4: People ask if I'm an advocate, Am I just No,
Speaker 4: I'm a dad sticking up for his daughter and every
Speaker 4: female out there, and I'm gonna do whatever it takes.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna fight every single battle as if it's the
Speaker 2: last battle I fight because that's the right thing to do.
Speaker 4: And if more parents learn to stick together, protect each other,
Speaker 4: protect your children just like they do with their religion
Speaker 4: and the politics, do the same thing with our girls,
Speaker 4: and that's our future. If we can do that, this
Speaker 4: will catch like wild player, and that's what we're waiting on.
Speaker 4: And that's I hope, like people like Sophie, we continue
Speaker 4: to support from Jennifer say Rally Gaines.
Speaker 2: Those are true leaders.
Speaker 4: Those are females who have worked their butts off to
Speaker 4: get where they are in today's life. And they're not
Speaker 4: afraid to speak out respectfully, and that's what we all
Speaker 4: need to start doing.
Speaker 2: Speak out respect Well.
Speaker 1: I got to say this. I admire you, I admire
Speaker 1: your daughter. The only thing I can tell you I've
Speaker 1: been in the public eye for over thirty five years
Speaker 1: of my life, is when you get threats, you have
Speaker 1: to take them seriously, but you don't want to live
Speaker 1: your life and fear and balancing that can be difficult
Speaker 1: for people that are thrown into the spotlight. I'm used
Speaker 1: to it. It's not fun, but that's that's my best advice.
Speaker 1: Handle it that way and let the people that are
Speaker 1: involved in security handle it for you. And our prayers
Speaker 1: are with you and your daughter, and I hope she
Speaker 1: has a great college career as well, and she certainly
Speaker 1: deserves it. I'm sure she's working hard. Every athlete I
Speaker 1: know in high school and college works really hard. So
Speaker 1: we appreciate you being on with us today, Sean.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you for having us, and we appreciate
Speaker 2: all your support.
Speaker 1: You bet not a problem, all right. So we have
Speaker 1: spoken at length about how the Democratic Party is gone,
Speaker 1: well we once knew to be the Democratic Party is gone.
Speaker 1: The radicalized DSAY has taken over, the communists, the socialist
Speaker 1: the elected officials, you know, power in fear to dare
Speaker 1: ever challenge them because they know that they will be
Speaker 1: bombarded with hatred and likely primaried, and they care more
Speaker 1: about their power than standing up for what is right.
Speaker 1: There's only one elected official who stands apart. That's John Fetterman. Now,
Speaker 1: there are people that are Democrats, that are liberal, that
Speaker 1: even probably support a lot of the DSA agenda, that
Speaker 1: understand politically this is this is going to end up
Speaker 1: to be a suicide mission. And you know we've talked
Speaker 1: about Bill Maher and Joe Manchin and Mark Penn and
Speaker 1: you know Van Jones and David Axelrod, all these people.
Speaker 1: You know, they're all speaking out against the madness. But
Speaker 1: elected officials are afraid. They have something to lose. And
Speaker 1: you know, for a lot of elected members of Congress
Speaker 1: in the Senate, you need to know and understand something.
Speaker 1: For them, this is the best highest paying gig they're
Speaker 1: ever going to get in their life. They're going to
Speaker 1: cling to that power, cling to that job any way
Speaker 1: they can. And that does not make them the best
Speaker 1: candidate to serve our great country. But it's unfortunate, but
Speaker 1: it's true. It just is true. So after I saw
Speaker 1: AOC go on one of the Sunday programs and just dismiss,
Speaker 1: you know, defunding the police, and then Bernie Sanders followed up, Oh,
Speaker 1: nobody really believes in defunding the police, even though it
Speaker 1: is the stated position of the group that they have
Speaker 1: been out there supporting defund the police, abolish prisons, get
Speaker 1: rid of cash bell, all of that. And I just,
Speaker 1: you know, she said, oh no, that was that was
Speaker 1: woke one point, oh crazy. We didn't mean what we said.
Speaker 1: And I have been predicting that the DSA at some point,
Speaker 1: probably in the near future, we'll see when my prediction
Speaker 1: is they're going to have to take down their stated
Speaker 1: beliefs on their website because they are reading polls and
Speaker 1: the polls are showing and we told you that nearly
Speaker 1: eighty percent rasmusen this week that came out of the
Speaker 1: American people do not so support this madness. And you know,
Speaker 1: for example, so what they'll do is they'll hide their
Speaker 1: true beliefs. They'll play Joe Biden hiding in the basement,
Speaker 1: They'll do an Abigail Spanberger and not state their true
Speaker 1: heartfelt beliefs and then just get elected and then just
Speaker 1: start implementing it. And this is going to be their
Speaker 1: new strategy that will emerge, you know, heading into this
Speaker 1: midterm election year where we're only a mirror what seventy
Speaker 1: five days away from election day. It's not going to
Speaker 1: happen in this cycle, which gives us the best shot
Speaker 1: we could ever want to have in a mid term
Speaker 1: election where historical trends show that the party out of
Speaker 1: power ends up picking up seats. Not so fast this time. Here,
Speaker 1: for example, is James Carville pointing out that the DSA
Speaker 1: or a pack of fools and praising AOC moving in
Speaker 1: the right direction. AOC's heart is not changed. Don't believe
Speaker 1: that lie for a minute. AOC is is DSA through
Speaker 1: and through, and she's not going to change her believes
Speaker 1: she is just trying to obscure them to get political power.
Speaker 1: And this is what James Carvil is putting his seal
Speaker 1: of approval on. Listen about the communists taking over the party.
Speaker 5: No, no bunch of silly people. Those people you had
Speaker 5: on it, Those DSA people have pack of fools. No
Speaker 5: one pays attention to them. They ain't gonna do anything. Now,
Speaker 5: if you're asked me about AOC, I do think she's
Speaker 5: very talented.
Speaker 1: She's certainly to the left of me.
Speaker 5: But you know what she's doing what I think good
Speaker 5: politicians do. She's growing into the job. She's not the
Speaker 5: same person she was when she was elected in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 5: And when people change a position from a what I
Speaker 5: think is a more naive position to a more realistic,
Speaker 5: realistic position, I'm going to praise them.
Speaker 1: Now. Carvel takes this step further, tearing into the DNC
Speaker 1: for embracing the madness of abolishing ice. They're doing that
Speaker 1: and what Carvill's looking at. Look every day Carvill Begala
Speaker 1: Georgie Stephanoppolos used to get on the phone with Bill
Speaker 1: Clinton for the message of the day. He can say
Speaker 1: everything you want to say about James Carville. I know
Speaker 1: him really well. I went around the country with him.
Speaker 1: I debated him many times. Tim Russett was off in
Speaker 1: the moderator, and I'm just telling you there's nothing stupid
Speaker 1: about James Carville. He believes in what he says. He's
Speaker 1: just he's just more polished as a seasoned, you know,
Speaker 1: politician in a sense that he's a political advisor and
Speaker 1: he knows what is going to he knows what's going
Speaker 1: to work to win elections and what's not going to
Speaker 1: work to win elections anyway. So this is him expanding
Speaker 1: on that, tearing into the DNC. The DNC has many
Speaker 1: problems and challenges.
Speaker 5: It ought to stay away from dumb ideas like abolishing ice.
Speaker 5: I can't agree more in one thing that all these
Speaker 5: dancmen was having none of them. We've got a single
Speaker 5: vote for anything. It's not your job to steer the
Speaker 5: policy direction of the party. It's your job to win elections.
Speaker 5: Can I please get that through your sick skulls. You
Speaker 5: have one mission on this earth, and that is to
Speaker 5: win elections in your role as a member of the
Speaker 5: Democratic Natural Committee. You have no other public purpose on
Speaker 5: this earth.
Speaker 2: But that let me.
Speaker 5: Suggest that you use it. They cannot help themselves. They
Speaker 5: have to make have to make public fools themselves.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 5: I don't know not much we can do about it,
Speaker 5: because the stupid they get, the stupid they are.
Speaker 1: But why are you doing?
Speaker 5: Drag it a brilliant you know, good Democratic candidates we
Speaker 5: got all around the country. You think our candidate and
Speaker 5: Alaska is interested in this? No no, Texas, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: God alwise people don't.
Speaker 1: Now strategically, that's fine, But what you're really adopting here
Speaker 1: is a strategy that's lie to get power. That's what
Speaker 1: he's say. All right, let's go to Toddy's in South
Speaker 1: Dakota on the Sean Hannity Show, Todd, how are you
Speaker 1: glad you called? Sir?
Speaker 6: Hey, Sean, how are you today?
Speaker 1: I'm good glad you called.
Speaker 6: I want to say thank you. First of all. A
Speaker 6: few years back, you and President Trump said, look at
Speaker 6: your local government, see what they're doing. If you don't
Speaker 6: like it, fix it. Well I did that, and I
Speaker 6: didn't like what was going on. So I did one
Speaker 6: of the most thankless things I've ever done in my life,
Speaker 6: and I ran for mayor. Now I didn't win, but
Speaker 6: I did learn a lot. And I also realized that
Speaker 6: the people that go to the smaller city county even
Speaker 6: school board meetings. And this kind of has to do
Speaker 6: with what your previous interview was about. We are kind
Speaker 6: of complacent in saying, well, we can't really make any changes,
Speaker 6: but we can. And the only way to know that
Speaker 6: is to be informed that we can make the changes
Speaker 6: we need to. So I just want everybody out there
Speaker 6: that's listening to know they need to go to their
Speaker 6: local government meetings. It might be an hour a month
Speaker 6: in some cases, So take the time and try and
Speaker 6: affect the change that you can do. Change the school
Speaker 6: boards decisions on boys and women's sports, you know, change
Speaker 6: the local decisions on anything from the police patrolling certain
Speaker 6: areas they're not patrolling certain areas. But if you don't
Speaker 6: do anything about it, you can't make that change.
Speaker 1: Look, first of all, I admire what you did. I
Speaker 1: admire your willingness to put yourself in the arena. It's
Speaker 1: not easy for anybody to do. You know, people over
Speaker 1: the years have asked me if I'm if I ever
Speaker 1: want to run. I'm like, hell no, I don't it's
Speaker 1: you know, I see what everybody goes through to serve.
Speaker 1: And you know, for the people that sacrifice a lot
Speaker 1: of money and opportunity casts involved with running and they
Speaker 1: do it because they feel like calling to do it,
Speaker 1: I admire that it is. It is imperative. Look if
Speaker 1: everybody that listens to this radio program, we're on seven
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty plus strong stations and serious XM, and
Speaker 1: we're all over the internet, we're on a podcast, we
Speaker 1: have it all. And for people that don't take this
Speaker 1: election cycle seriously, we will get the government we end
Speaker 1: up deserving. And I hope people listen to you. You
Speaker 1: put yourself in the arena. You took a risk. It
Speaker 1: didn't work out, but you didn't lose anything in the
Speaker 1: process in the sense that you know what you're telling me,
Speaker 1: you learned a lot, and you know, I hope you
Speaker 1: keep going. I really do. I hope others follow in
Speaker 1: your footsteps, and I want good people to serve. I
Speaker 1: feel like, you know, in the sense that I get
Speaker 1: to do this radio show that you allow me to
Speaker 1: do every day by listening and doing my TV show
Speaker 1: every night, and this podcast that I do, that you're
Speaker 1: giving me the opportunity to contribute, and I want to
Speaker 1: do it the best, to the best of my ability,
Speaker 1: so we can help this country. That's all I really
Speaker 1: care about at this point. You know, you get to
Speaker 1: a point in your life and I think you can
Speaker 1: relate to this, Todd, where it's not about me anymore.
Speaker 1: It becomes about our country, about our kids, about our grandkids.
Speaker 1: You know, I inherited an amazing country because of the
Speaker 1: sacrifice of so many others before me, and that's where
Speaker 1: my thought process is at this juncture in my life.
Speaker 1: That's what I want.
Speaker 6: Well, we do all have the opportunity to serve, but
Speaker 6: not everybody has the time, but you do have an
Speaker 6: hour to devote to go listen and to voice your opinion.
Speaker 6: They serve us, we don't serve.
Speaker 1: Them, really well said. It's a great reminder, you know,
Speaker 1: we all can do a little more, and we all
Speaker 1: got to try to do a little bit more. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I appreciate you being with us. Thanks for all you
Speaker 1: did there, Todd, and thanks for sharing that story. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred ninety four one, Sean, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program. We've gotten a lot of
Speaker 1: reaction to the call the interview with O'Reilly yesterday, Mike
Speaker 1: is in Texas. God blessed Texas. Mike. How are you
Speaker 1: glad you called?
Speaker 7: Thank you sir? Yes, sir, God bless Texas. God bless you.
Speaker 7: Hannah Hannay show. Yeah, they got me fired up, and
Speaker 7: I understand y'all are friends, so I'm mindful of that.
Speaker 1: But well, I don't agree with O'Reilly on everything. Trust me.
Speaker 7: Well, it's true. I'm just respecting that. You know, y'all
Speaker 7: are friends, and I'm not calling in to be disparaging
Speaker 7: in any way.
Speaker 1: But nah, you can be disparaging the O'Reilly as you want.
Speaker 1: I don't care, and he doesn't carry either. We've I'm
Speaker 1: telling you, we've been through wars in the course of
Speaker 1: you know, thirty plus years on the air. Trust me
Speaker 1: to that God that.
Speaker 7: Look, you know, just him kind of running the mouth
Speaker 7: about Texas. You know, he can say what he wants
Speaker 7: to say. And I believe he said he you know,
Speaker 7: lived here for two years, but he must not have
Speaker 7: paid attention. He was too busy. Because it's not that
Speaker 7: we care about corn and being liked in the political sense.
Speaker 7: We know good and well. While he's liked by so
Speaker 7: many different groups. You know, before he was running for
Speaker 7: or while he was running for his reelection, he's up
Speaker 7: there talking about in shah Lah Oh.
Speaker 5: Hey.
Speaker 7: You know, if you want, you know, the support of
Speaker 7: Muslims and their God, well you're not going to catch
Speaker 7: much favor from us and support from US on something
Speaker 7: like that. You know, when it comes to Second Amendment,
Speaker 7: he's got that Southern drawl and he talks real good,
Speaker 7: but when it came down to it, you know, Biden's
Speaker 7: passing a whole bunch of crazy and trifling stuff with
Speaker 7: the red flag laws, you know, tux tailed on that.
Speaker 7: You know, there wasn't any strong opposition to that comes
Speaker 7: an illegal immigration and I've seen the ads he's on
Speaker 7: Standy TV. You know, run.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt that by far, I agree with you
Speaker 1: that Ken Paxton is a stronger, more solid conservative than
Speaker 1: John Cornyn. I don't dislike John Cordon unfortunately. I think
Speaker 1: he's more establishment and I'm not criticizing him. I'm just
Speaker 1: not and that put him at odds with the very
Speaker 1: aggressive conservative agenda of the President and others. There's no
Speaker 1: way that I see six gender God is non binary,
Speaker 1: you know, championing the rights of men to play women's sports,
Speaker 1: and access for trans people meaning even biological men have
Speaker 1: access to abortion, and a vegan campaign and no drilling
Speaker 1: tell Rico to win. So at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: it's it may be a little harder fight, but it's
Speaker 1: definitely a winnable race. But we can't take anything for granted.
Speaker 1: And you know, I welcome Ken Paxton to the US Senate.
Speaker 1: If I'm in Texas, I'm voting Ken Paxton sixth gender.
Speaker 1: Tell Rico has to be defeated. He is a radical,
Speaker 1: insane leftist, and he's more radicalized. He tries to portray
Speaker 1: himself as a moderate as anything. But so let not
Speaker 1: your heartbeat trouble. Mike where I'm with you. I hear
Speaker 1: what you're saying. I got you, all right. That's gonna
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