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Speaker 2: Only eighty eight days until election day, thirty nine days
Speaker 2: until early voting begins. It is coming fast, it is
Speaker 2: coming furious. Now a couple of issues. One is law
Speaker 2: and order has become a big deal because we know
Speaker 2: that what happened in Minnesota in the summer of twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: We know that the governor didn't lift a finger, even
Speaker 2: the Minneapolis mayor begging liberal begging Walls to call in
Speaker 2: the National Guard, but he said, well, they're only a
Speaker 2: bunch of nineteen year old cooks. And then of course
Speaker 2: Walls was awl He's just missing an action Mia And
Speaker 2: now his former guardsmen are furious with him about this claim,
Speaker 2: as you know, stolen valor claim, and it's getting worse
Speaker 2: and worse by the day. But we know where they
Speaker 2: are in law and order and part of this insanity
Speaker 2: defund dismantled, no bail laws and Kamala and Tim Walls
Speaker 2: are soulmates on this issue. And of course Kamala tweeted
Speaker 2: out the bail fund. That Bell Fund ended up raising
Speaker 2: over forty million dollars. The head of the bail fund
Speaker 2: on records, I didn't even look at what the charges
Speaker 2: were there. They were literally bailing out people charged with
Speaker 2: murder into general society. You know Tim Wall's wife, you know, saying,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, I opened during the riots in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: I opened the windows so I could smell the burning rubber.
Speaker 3: Those first days, you know, when there were riots, I
Speaker 3: could smell the burning tires, and that was that was
Speaker 3: a very real thing. And I kept the windows open
Speaker 3: for as long as I could because I felt like
Speaker 3: that was such a touchstone of what was what was happening.
Speaker 2: So we have radicalism when it comes to open borders, decriminalize,
Speaker 2: and of course I'm sure paths the citizenship approached for
Speaker 2: both of them. But then free housing, free health care,
Speaker 2: free education, free college tuition. In Minnesota, you got a
Speaker 2: legal driver's license even though you're in the country illegally,
Speaker 2: so you got that aspect of it. Then this big
Speaker 2: Washington Examiner expos today about Tim Walls on at least
Speaker 2: five occasions as governor hosting a Muslim cleric that actually
Speaker 2: celebrated Hamas's October seventh attack last year on Israel, promoting
Speaker 2: a film popular among neo Nazis that glorifies Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 2: The Imam's name is Assad Zaman or I think that's
Speaker 2: how you pronounced it. Of the Muslim American Society of Minnesota.
Speaker 2: He joined other Muslim leaders in mayor twenty three for
Speaker 2: a meeting about Mosque security with Walls gubernatorial office. He
Speaker 2: also spoke at a May twenty twenty event for peaceful
Speaker 2: protest with the governor during the riots of Minesota. And
Speaker 2: in twenty nineteen, in April, the cleric delivered an invocation
Speaker 2: of all Walls State of the Union address, only months
Speaker 2: after he called for an end to the government shutdown
Speaker 2: at a press conference with Walls in January of twenty nineteen,
Speaker 2: and anyway, also attended an event with Walls hosted for
Speaker 2: ramadan As. According to social media pose and then we
Speaker 2: ad October seventh and this guy who's from Bangladesh, he
Speaker 2: said that about October seventh that he stands in solidarity
Speaker 2: with the Palestinians against Israeli attacks. Remember, twelve hundred Israelis
Speaker 2: were murdered that day. What part of murder and kidnapping
Speaker 2: and beheading and rape? Don't people like this as a
Speaker 2: mom understand, Let's play the amom in his own words,
Speaker 2: saying that if African American youth want to express their
Speaker 2: rage physically and violently, I'm not going to condemn them.
Speaker 2: Why should he.
Speaker 4: It's important if youth in the African American community feel
Speaker 4: the need to express their rage physically in violent and
Speaker 4: I am not here to condemn them.
Speaker 2: Oh, I think you should condemn violence like that and
Speaker 2: rage like that. And here's them in June twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: saying the police provoked the peaceful riots or protesters to riot,
Speaker 2: and white supremacists, TRUMP supporters came in and burned down
Speaker 2: the city advices.
Speaker 5: Bullets, they fired tear gas, they fired mace on the
Speaker 5: face of people, and they fired.
Speaker 4: Flash bang grenades. These are all military ignitions. And so
Speaker 4: this continued for two days.
Speaker 5: The protests were peaceful on Tuesdays and Tuesday and Wednesday,
Speaker 5: and the police kept inciting the protesters to riot. So
Speaker 5: starting on Thursday, we saw something new. There were outside provocateurs, provokers,
Speaker 5: white supremacists, and people who believe in the destruction of
Speaker 5: all government. Who came and who started breaking windows of
Speaker 5: shops so they could be looted. And once the windows
Speaker 5: were broken, then general public and many looters black and
Speaker 5: white looted the stores. The vast majority of these at
Speaker 5: the hands of organized white supremacists. They have been coming
Speaker 5: from out of state, thousands of them. So this is
Speaker 5: a very severe situation. The supporters of President Donald Trum,
Speaker 5: the white supremacists have been saying that they would like
Speaker 5: to stoke and foment a civil war insanity.
Speaker 2: Now we have other problems, and that is with their
Speaker 2: open borders policy and walls clearly support sanctuary cities and states,
Speaker 2: and drivers' licenses for illegals and free college tuition and
Speaker 2: education and healthcare. Well, we have another problem with these
Speaker 2: open borders is we have people coming from Iran and Syria.
Speaker 2: John Solomon, justinews dot com broke a big story about
Speaker 2: how the FBI led a suspect and a plot to
Speaker 2: kill President Trump into the US on parole, despite knowing
Speaker 2: that he had just recently been on a trip to Iran.
Speaker 2: This on the heels of oh, the judiciary announcing yeah,
Speaker 2: they let ninety nine people would territize let go and
Speaker 2: let free into the country, and people wonder why I
Speaker 2: keep saying, it's not a matter of if, it's when
Speaker 2: John Solomon, Justinnews dot Com, Sir, how are you Yeah?
Speaker 6: Good to be with you.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about some of the stories you've been breaking.
Speaker 2: Let's start with this one.
Speaker 6: Listen, this gentleman who we now know was working with
Speaker 6: Iran to try to arrange political assassinations on US soil,
Speaker 6: including that of President Trump. He was led into this
Speaker 6: country by our Federal Bureau of Investigation on what's called
Speaker 6: a significant public benefit parole. Basically, we think he's a
Speaker 6: there's a good reason for him to be in the country.
Speaker 6: It's hard to find anyone who knows the circumstances of
Speaker 6: the case, including the whistleblowers who were alerted me to
Speaker 6: this case, who thinks that it was a good idea
Speaker 6: to take a guy who was already on the terror
Speaker 6: watch list, who had just traveled to Iran, which is
Speaker 6: a red flag in our immigration system, and who had
Speaker 6: as soon as he got on the ground, began looking
Speaker 6: to arrange for assassins to assassinate Americans. I can't find
Speaker 6: anyone who says, I see the significant public benefit that
Speaker 6: it looks like the FBI figured, well, this guy must
Speaker 6: be up to something, let's let him in and try
Speaker 6: to solve a crime. And that is a very dangerous tactic.
Speaker 6: It's very similar to the tactic that the ATF used
Speaker 6: a decade ago when they sent guns across the Mexico
Speaker 6: in the Fast and Furious scandal, hoping that they could
Speaker 6: maybe find the people who use them and they could
Speaker 6: solve some crimes. But the danger in the risk is
Speaker 6: so high in that, as we learned from that scandal,
Speaker 6: and here there are lots of questions. What was the
Speaker 6: FBI thinking, Why did they do it? Why did they
Speaker 6: take the risk? Why have a terror watch list? If
Speaker 6: everybody on the terrorist watch it seems to get waved
Speaker 6: in Jim Jordan earlier this week evolved from the House
Speaker 6: Teduciary Committee that ninety nine other people on the terrorist
Speaker 6: watch list, just like this gentleman, had also been waved
Speaker 6: into the country. It creates an enormous amount of risk.
Speaker 6: And I can tell you the reason I learned about
Speaker 6: this is that federal law enforcement team to me saying,
Speaker 6: we are very very uncomfortable. The FBI fingerprinted this guy,
Speaker 6: they interviewed him they dumped his pockets, they looked at
Speaker 6: his phone, they knew he had come from my round,
Speaker 6: they knew he was on a terrorist and they said,
Speaker 6: come on into the country.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's pretty unbelievable. So the FBI led to suspect
Speaker 2: and you know, under the significant public benefit, which is
Speaker 2: no benefit at all whatsoever. You've been breaking a lot
Speaker 2: of other news and obviously you know, the stolen valor
Speaker 2: claim is blowing up, but there's a lot of issues
Speaker 2: involving Walls blowing up. How is this going to play
Speaker 2: itself out? Because I think Tim Walls right now is
Speaker 2: in really big trouble. You know, this isn't a cat
Speaker 2: you know lady comment which the media folkocused on forever,
Speaker 2: but this stolen valor now, not only are the guard
Speaker 2: Vets themselves speaking out, a gold star mama speaking out,
Speaker 2: clearly they are sensitive to it because they have changed
Speaker 2: their his bio on the website, Tim Walls oversaw the
Speaker 2: worst pandemic fraud in the nation, two hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: million stolen from the program. His relationship with China. Then,
Speaker 2: of course you know people have been calling him tampon
Speaker 2: tin and then a bill stripping anti pedophile language from
Speaker 2: Minnesota's Human Rights Act, you know, mandating racial quotas throughout
Speaker 2: the state health Department. I mean it goes on and
Speaker 2: on from there and wants to race social security.
Speaker 6: Yeah, now you are. You've really hit some of the
Speaker 6: most important highlights we've dug into his record. Listen, just
Speaker 6: on financial management. He spent more money as governor than
Speaker 6: any other government the history of Minnesota by a mile.
Speaker 6: He is a big spender, just like Joe Biden and
Speaker 6: Kama Harris have been. And in that spending, there were
Speaker 6: warning signs to his administration you're not being careful, you're
Speaker 6: giving a lot more grants, and he ignored those warnings.
Speaker 6: And in fact, now when you go back to the
Speaker 6: audits of the Legislative Audit Bureau of Minnesota, which is
Speaker 6: by the way, a nonpartisan, they said, hey, we warned
Speaker 6: this guy many times. They didn't have his administration didn't
Speaker 6: have proper controls to make sure that the people that
Speaker 6: they were getting giving money to actually deserved it even
Speaker 6: existed that weren't fraudulent. And we tallied up all those
Speaker 6: audits where they found problems. It's nearly a billion dollars
Speaker 6: his administration lost. Now billion dollars in washing. Maybe not
Speaker 6: that impressive in a state like Minnesota, that is a
Speaker 6: big ticket number. He literally, his administration literally wasted eight
Speaker 6: billion dollars giving money to people it was that weren't
Speaker 6: entitled to it, including money that was taken away by
Speaker 6: seventy fraudsters. They basically took away two hundred and fifty
Speaker 6: million dollars from poor children so that they could have
Speaker 6: lunches and meals during the pandemic. So there are victims
Speaker 6: downstream from this front. Isn't just wasting money the people
Speaker 6: that he says he wanted to help, he actually hurt
Speaker 6: by wasting that money. That's just one of many things.
Speaker 6: And I want to get to the stolen valor because the
Speaker 6: most important piece of evidence in the whole claim. There's
Speaker 6: always going to be They said, he said, we had
Speaker 6: this with John Kerry, But the Minnesota National Guard, which
Speaker 6: reports to the governor currently and was his former employer
Speaker 6: when he was with the National Guard, they called the
Speaker 6: governor out. They gave us an on the record statement
Speaker 6: on Tuesday saying the governor was not entitled to use
Speaker 6: the rank that he's been telling people for the last
Speaker 6: sixteen years that he retired at Yes, he served for
Speaker 6: a period of time as a command sergeant major, but
Speaker 6: he didn't fulfill his obligations. He left the Guard without
Speaker 6: fulfilling him and he was demoted. And he knew he
Speaker 6: was demoted. When he left the Guard, he continued to
Speaker 6: use a more senior rank. That is something from a
Speaker 6: judgment and from an honesty standpoint, I think he's not
Speaker 6: going to be able to shake all right.
Speaker 2: Quick break more with founder, editor in chief and investigative
Speaker 2: reporter John Solomonsinnews dot com as we continue to continue.
Speaker 2: Now more with founder, the editor in chief, the investigative
Speaker 2: reporter John solomon Just Thenews dot com is with us.
Speaker 2: You see the double standard on all of these issues.
Speaker 2: Remember the National Guard issue with George W. Bush Ye,
Speaker 2: I mean, stolen valor is a big deal. Him bailing
Speaker 2: out when he was called into Iraq as a big deal.
Speaker 2: He's still had two years on his contract, it seems
Speaker 2: that or two years left to serve. It seems like
Speaker 2: that nobody in the media wants to do any vetting
Speaker 2: of either Harris or Tim Walls. And I think that's
Speaker 2: an enormous challenge for the Trump campaign. But I do
Speaker 2: believe that if that, if their records get out and
Speaker 2: they get their own words get out, and it penetrates
Speaker 2: the culture in spite of the state run media mob.
Speaker 2: I don't think I don't think they could win if
Speaker 2: everybody knows this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that that's right. And listen, we were
Speaker 6: so much more hostage to the legacy media in the
Speaker 6: twenty twenty election, but so many new news sites have
Speaker 6: dropped up since that time, maybe because of that time,
Speaker 6: and they reached tens of millions of people. This story
Speaker 6: that yesterday when I broke the story about the FA,
Speaker 6: a million people shared it on the Internet over the
Speaker 6: course of a day. We're now able to get the
Speaker 6: story around the roadblock the deniers, the truth deniers in
Speaker 6: the legacy media, and I think that that is where
Speaker 6: the president and his team and all of us who
Speaker 6: care about the truth have to go. We got to
Speaker 6: just use the pipelines that we have. We've got X.
Speaker 6: No longer you sanctioning us and keeping us from telling
Speaker 6: people the truth. That's a big factor of truth is
Speaker 6: going into a large platform. We've got Rumble and I
Speaker 6: think all of these places we're now able to get
Speaker 6: the truth around this and the best proof that I
Speaker 6: can offer when people say, why are you so sure
Speaker 6: that down and the answer is when I first wrote
Speaker 6: the first stories about Hunter Biden and Joe Biden in
Speaker 6: twenty nineteen, only about seventeen percent of Americans thought Joe
Speaker 6: Biden did any throng. Now it isn't like the New
Speaker 6: York Times, ABC News, the network's covered anything about this
Speaker 6: for the last five years. But in a poll earlier this year,
Speaker 6: AP reported that's sixty seven percent of Americans now believe
Speaker 6: that Joe Biden did something unethical or illegal with the Sun.
Speaker 6: They didn't get that from the legacy media. They got
Speaker 6: it from listening to your show and reading my site.
Speaker 6: I think there's an opportunity to inform the public around
Speaker 6: the mainstream media or the legacy media, who clearly clearly
Speaker 6: have decided to put the thumb on the scale in
Speaker 6: favor of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: And god only knows what the FBI or fifty one
Speaker 2: former Intel officials might have up their sleeve, right John.
Speaker 6: That say, listen, we got to watch every possibility between
Speaker 6: now on election Day. But I do think the American
Speaker 6: people are more alert to the inequities and news. They
Speaker 6: understand the biases. They understand the mistruth that they were
Speaker 6: imposed on them. They're not going to fall for it
Speaker 6: this time. And I think those of us who want
Speaker 6: to get the truth out, as long as we keep
Speaker 6: shouting it, I think the Americans are going to go
Speaker 6: into this election far more informed than they were in
Speaker 6: twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: All.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you being with us. Justinnews dot Com founder
Speaker 2: editor in chief, investigative reporter John Solomon, Thank you, my friend.
Speaker 2: We'll see on TV tonight eight hundred and nine to
Speaker 2: four one. Shawn is on number.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, it's taken me forty seven years to
Speaker 1: perfect doing nothing. I had to become president to show yeah,
Speaker 1: I could do that better than anybody. Joe Biden the
Speaker 1: most dangerous man in America.
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Speaker 2: Jimmy's in Dallas, Texas. Jim Hey, how are you. What's
Speaker 2: on your mind today?
Speaker 8: Doing well? A couple of things. Just listening to some
Speaker 8: DeBie Brothers. I love your music. Your bumper music. Crows
Speaker 8: remind me a fun stuff when I was growing up
Speaker 8: and stuff. But I was listening to some Dbie Brothers
Speaker 8: the other day. Taking it to the streets.
Speaker 2: Hey, get into the streets, the old Doobie Brothers. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's an old song that nobody loves with them. I
Speaker 2: know people know long train running, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: Listen to the music all that stuff. They have some
Speaker 2: great hits that are well known. There's a song they
Speaker 2: did that I used to love call Echoes of Love.
Speaker 2: Do you ever hear that song?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, you know.
Speaker 2: I don't know why at the time. I love that song.
Speaker 2: Haven't heard it a while.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but taking it to the streets. There's a line
Speaker 8: in there that really ought to be a President Trump's
Speaker 8: theme song for the Democrats, telling me the things you're
Speaker 8: gonna do for me. I am blind and I don't
Speaker 8: like what I think I see. Not ought to be
Speaker 8: a path to the president, but.
Speaker 2: That's a pretty good line. What's going on?
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, Jim Walls, I've been thinking this over and
Speaker 8: I figured out find me why Kamala Harris picked him.
Speaker 8: You know, politicians all perception, the perception you're trying to
Speaker 8: paint of Donald Trump. He's a crook, he's hitler, he's
Speaker 8: bad for our democracy, which we have a constitutional republic.
Speaker 8: But in picking Kim Walls, he is so far to
Speaker 8: the left that they'll be able to paint kamalaw as
Speaker 8: a moderate Democrat. What do you think of that idea?
Speaker 2: Okay, Walls is anything but a moderate Democrat. He's the
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders of democratic governors. We've we've gone over his
Speaker 2: record and now he's under real serious fire by the
Speaker 2: people that he served with and about the stolen valor allegation,
Speaker 2: and I think that it's justified. It's it's sad. I mean,
Speaker 2: my inclination is just you know, applaud anybody that's that
Speaker 2: serves our country. And you know, then for him to
Speaker 2: disparage the National Guard or National Guard troops there is
Speaker 2: a bunch of nineteen year old cooks, is an excuse
Speaker 2: for not calling them up during the summer of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty rioting, even after a target was ransacked and a
Speaker 2: police precinct burned to the ground and had people dying
Speaker 2: and built you know, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of
Speaker 2: millions of dollars in property, damaged, the city on fire,
Speaker 2: and even the liberal mayor of Minneapolis begging for help.
Speaker 2: But that just fits his radicalism. He's radical on illegal immigration,
Speaker 2: he's radical on you know, defund dismantled, reimagine the police,
Speaker 2: no bail laws. He's he's radical on the economy. He's
Speaker 2: radical on foreign policy. I mean, we got radical on energy,
Speaker 2: no fracking, no drilling. We got ourselves, well, we're not
Speaker 2: going to recognize the country. The country is going to
Speaker 2: go to you know, complete Adam shipp if these two
Speaker 2: are elected and a it's not even a prediction, it's
Speaker 2: just a fact. And these policies have been tried, they
Speaker 2: have been failed. They have failed whenever implemented the fact
Speaker 2: that Bernie Sanders couldn't win the Democratic nomination and they
Speaker 2: handed to somebody more radical than him. I think it
Speaker 2: speaks volumes about where we are the media being complicit
Speaker 2: because they hate Donald Trump so much, and that they
Speaker 2: support these radical views. I mean, it makes everything just
Speaker 2: exponentially worse. Anyway, my friend, appreciate the call. Jeff Minnesota.
Speaker 9: Figured we give you a little taste of the.
Speaker 2: Song, Linda. Do you remember the song?
Speaker 10: So first of all, I want to just say that
Speaker 10: there's a malfunction in the studio.
Speaker 9: I called for taking it to the street. It is
Speaker 9: a great song. Its echoes, a love song I've never
Speaker 9: heard of in my life, and I.
Speaker 2: Know it's it's an unknown song I used to like.
Speaker 9: I don't know for reason.
Speaker 2: All right, are you done?
Speaker 9: Oh fah, oh my god, echoes along my ass.
Speaker 2: I don't know at the time of that time in
Speaker 2: my life. I like the song. I don't know what
Speaker 2: year it came out, but it was.
Speaker 9: This explains why you're an altar boy fu.
Speaker 2: Oh jeez, well, I liked everything else that they did too.
Speaker 9: I love Taking into the Streets though. That's a great
Speaker 9: father was a huge Dooye Brothers.
Speaker 2: Great God. See, here we go, Here we go, Let's
Speaker 2: get beautiful. Michael McDonald actually does the Boss. He's about mistaken.
Speaker 2: He's got great type.
Speaker 10: You don't know me, bro, I'm gonna have Ethan take
Speaker 10: it the thirty seconds, which is actually where taken into
Speaker 10: the streets the choruses, which is the part that that
Speaker 10: caller was talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's what you used to sing it every wedding.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, forget it was a huge request this song.
Speaker 2: All these I don't remember the chorus, remind.
Speaker 10: Me taking it to the streets, Taking it to the streets.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 2: You are so not in the game.
Speaker 9: I know you're trying to make me sing on air.
Speaker 2: It's gonna I'm trying to make you sing and you're
Speaker 2: not going there, which is too bad because Linda is
Speaker 2: a real song.
Speaker 9: No, but I'm not going to sing the Doobie Brothers.
Speaker 9: That's weird.
Speaker 2: You know what the funny thing is, You're you're crazy
Speaker 2: New York Pennsylvania accent. It goes when you talk like Milwaukee,
Speaker 2: and we're.
Speaker 10: Going when I get when I get excited about something,
Speaker 10: my accent gets very strong when I you know, when.
Speaker 2: We used to have Hannity Christmas parties back in the day,
Speaker 2: I forget about it. It was there was no stopping you none,
Speaker 2: And I can't have them anymore because I'm not allowed
Speaker 2: to drink with employees. It's ridiculous, that's the thing.
Speaker 9: It's so funny because I don't adhere to that rule
Speaker 9: at all. So we're gonna have them without you. We're
Speaker 9: all going to get liquered up in your honor.
Speaker 2: That's all right, I'll pay for it. How's that? I
Speaker 2: love it? Minnesota. Do you have Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 7: Hi, good afternoon, Good afternoon. I just wanted to discuss
Speaker 7: that slow roll on the twenty twenty chaos three nights.
Speaker 7: I work at a company that's about two and a
Speaker 7: half blocks from where all that took place, and all
Speaker 7: we saw was billowing smoke, helicopters, the smell of fire.
Speaker 7: It felt like the first day of desert storm around it.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, the first Lady of Minnesota actually opened
Speaker 2: her windows and that she wanted to smell burning rubber
Speaker 2: from the tires and the rioting. I mean, that is bizarre.
Speaker 2: How many chances should these people get? Unlimited amounts of chances?
Speaker 2: And then Kamalo supports the bail fund that releases even
Speaker 2: people accused of heinous crimes and violent crimes like murder.
Speaker 2: By the way I'll play the I'll play Tim Wallas'
Speaker 2: his wife saying it. Somebody wrote, last night you attacked
Speaker 2: his wife. He threw herself into the political arena when
Speaker 2: the summer twenty twenty insurrection riots were going on by
Speaker 2: saying this.
Speaker 3: I would say, those first days, you know, when there
Speaker 3: were riots, I could smell the burning tires, and that
Speaker 3: was that was a very real thing. And I kept
Speaker 3: the windows open for as long as I could because
Speaker 3: I felt like that was such a touchstone of what
Speaker 3: was what was happening.
Speaker 2: Wow, unbelievable. So I'm not allowed to comment on her
Speaker 2: comments about riots. She even identified them as riots. Uh
Speaker 2: why wasn't her husband willing to call up the guard?
Speaker 2: Pretty amazing and look at the look at the damage,
Speaker 2: look at the death and destruction that resulted, look at
Speaker 2: the look at what the open borders of Kamala and
Speaker 2: Joe had done to this country. You know, look at
Speaker 2: the fentanyl, the opioid crisis, look at every everything else
Speaker 2: that we are all dealing with. You know how many times?
Speaker 2: How many more Lake and Riley's and Rachel Moore and
Speaker 2: mother of five and Joscelyn Nungary. You know that little
Speaker 2: twelve year old girl that was brutalized for two hours
Speaker 2: and murdered by Harris and Biden illegal immigrants. And the
Speaker 2: list is long. Can I have a whole list in
Speaker 2: front of me? I scroll it on TV. It's so sad,
Speaker 2: and it's so preventable. This is so extreme, it's dangerous. Yeah,
Speaker 2: let's talk about an arms embargo about Israel to give
Speaker 2: into the Prohoma's wing of our party, a moss a
Speaker 2: radical Islamic terror organization. But you're not allowed to say
Speaker 2: the words. I feel like I'm living in a surreal
Speaker 2: universe that my fellow citizens that buy into this, I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know what's happened. They have lost their minds,
Speaker 2: and my fear is that may be too many of them. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I appreciate the call eight hundred ninety four one sewn.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get back to our busy phones, Chris
Speaker 2: in New York. That's how Linda says it. Anyway, Glad
Speaker 2: you called Chris, what's going on.
Speaker 11: I'm not that close to the city. I just want
Speaker 11: to remind somebody, I mean, anybody, this is as close
Speaker 11: as the Progressives has ever gotten to the White House
Speaker 11: to take in this country in the direction that it's
Speaker 11: not going to be recoverable if they it just it
Speaker 11: discontinues and they manage to get that fire. I mean,
Speaker 11: I've been watching this my whole life, and it's just
Speaker 11: to see how close they've been moving these pieces in
Speaker 11: the game, every move strategic, strategically, for for forever, and
Speaker 11: it's just so so it's, like you said, surreal to
Speaker 11: see that they're that they're right on the front door.
Speaker 11: They're literally on the front door of taking this whole
Speaker 11: nation in the direction that we'll never ever see it
Speaker 11: again again.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the that's that's the fear, that's what's at stake,
Speaker 2: that's what's on the ballot. That's why I call it
Speaker 2: an inflection point. That's why everybody has got to have
Speaker 2: skin in the game here. That's why everybody's got to
Speaker 2: believe that that they're vote is the deciding vote in
Speaker 2: this election, because you know o'reiley put it in his
Speaker 2: unique way yesterday, but he's not wrong in his analysis,
Speaker 2: and that is that it's going to be a vote
Speaker 2: between whether or not America is going to go down
Speaker 2: a road that we've never gone down, and that is
Speaker 2: radical extreme New Green Deal, leftism, socialism, statism, Marxism, whatever
Speaker 2: you want to call it, or if America will remain
Speaker 2: you know, the freest, best country, capitalist country on the
Speaker 2: face of the earth, and one country that does not
Speaker 2: abdicate its role as the leader of the free world,
Speaker 2: that fights for and advocates for liberty and freedom and
Speaker 2: protects it. And that's what's at stake here. I can't
Speaker 2: put it in any more dire terms. There's only so
Speaker 2: many times I can go over how extreme their records
Speaker 2: are and play them in their own words. That's why
Speaker 2: we've created the Kamala Tim Walls files that you can
Speaker 2: go to on Hannity dot com. It's right at the
Speaker 2: top of the homepage. We're going to keep it there
Speaker 2: through election day, right at the top of Hannity dot com,
Speaker 2: and you can download their audio. You can download lists
Speaker 2: of their radical positions. You can download what they have said,
Speaker 2: and it's all. They're available for you to share with
Speaker 2: your friends and workers and neighbors and strangers. I don't
Speaker 2: care who you share it with because the media is
Speaker 2: never going to do their job now. Jd. Vance is
Speaker 2: out there doing press conferences and interviews, so is Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: But they're not saying a word anyway. Thank you, my friend.
Speaker 2: Appreciate the call back to our phones. Wyatt and Colorado. Wyatt.
Speaker 2: How are you glad you called?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 2: Sean?
Speaker 12: Are you today?
Speaker 2: I'm good? How are you?
Speaker 12: I'm good?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 12: So Hey, I had a question. I wanted to see
Speaker 12: if you agreed with the vek Ramaswami's recent Instagram posts
Speaker 12: and ex posts about uniting the party and the policies
Speaker 12: that the Republicans are running under instead of bashing Trump
Speaker 12: and her new VP pick. I was curious if you
Speaker 12: agreed with that or not.
Speaker 2: I didn't hear him say that I don't have access
Speaker 2: to social media because they've banned me. My team doesn't
Speaker 2: allow me to have access to it, so I'm not
Speaker 2: familiar with him saying that. I don't think it's I
Speaker 2: don't think it's wrong to point out Kamala Harris's track record,
Speaker 2: her statements, her and her own words, her positions. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, I think it's imperative that people
Speaker 2: know it and understand it so they can compare and
Speaker 2: contrast it to everything that President Trump is going to
Speaker 2: offer the country. I mean, the bottom line is, if
Speaker 2: you really wanted to me to put it simply, it's
Speaker 2: that things will be better under Donald Trump. That the
Speaker 2: Harris Biden record needs to be discussed, and you're better
Speaker 2: with Trump on every issue, and then their radicalism is
Speaker 2: dangerous for the world, dangerous for the country's It's really
Speaker 2: that simple to me. Now, he does talk a lot
Speaker 2: about the issues like the border and law and order
Speaker 2: and energy and the economy and America's standing in place
Speaker 2: in the world, and I think he's right. Republicans need
Speaker 2: to talk about that too, and Donald Trump did that,
Speaker 2: and as his pressers he's out there talking, they're hiding
Speaker 2: and the media is allowing it. Anyway, appreciate the call.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn is a number
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