Speaker 1: Our two. Sean Hannity showed this Friday, eight hundred and
Speaker 1: nine point one, Shawn our number if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program. There has been more
Speaker 1: attempts by Abigail Spamburger to basically cook the books. This
Speaker 1: vote that took place that has since been struck down
Speaker 1: as unconstitutional in Virginia, with this unfair jerrymandering and the
Speaker 1: horrible language of it, never mind the constitutionality of it,
Speaker 1: which is separate and a part. There are multiple avenues
Speaker 1: for legal remedy in this. As I said, this will
Speaker 1: come under judicial review. It has already. It is come
Speaker 1: out in favor of the Republicans. I suspect that's where
Speaker 1: we ultimately land. But this is not the Abigail Spamburger
Speaker 1: that was running for office. If you go back to
Speaker 1: August twenty fifth, twenty twenty five, Spamburger then telling local
Speaker 1: ABC seven that she has no plans to read district Virginia.
Speaker 1: Here's her answer.
Speaker 2: Short answers No. Certainly, Virginia, by constitutional amendment, has a
Speaker 2: new redistricting effort that was put in place and first
Speaker 2: utilized after the in the twenty twenty one redistricting. Certainly,
Speaker 2: I've been watching with interest what other states are doing.
Speaker 2: But I have no plans to redistrict Virginia.
Speaker 1: No plans to redistrict Virginia. Then they put the constitutional
Speaker 1: amendment on the ballot, and of course that would give
Speaker 1: Democrats ten safe seats for Congress and Republicans only one,
Speaker 1: which would disenfranchise the forty six percent of Trump voters
Speaker 1: in the last presidential election. There's a whole series of
Speaker 1: hoops that you must jump through in Virginia to even
Speaker 1: get a measure like this on the ballot, never minding
Speaker 1: the abusively biased language in the ballot. I think the
Speaker 1: person that has given the best analysis of it and
Speaker 1: understands it better than anybody is Ken Couchinelli. He's a
Speaker 1: former attorney general for the state of Virginia. And can
Speaker 1: I've read all of your analysis, starting with the unconstitution
Speaker 1: unconstitutionality of it, leading to the actual language that was there,
Speaker 1: and never mind the broken promise of Abigail Spamberg. If
Speaker 1: you can, I want you to explain, you know why
Speaker 1: this was so quickly stopped in the courts and why
Speaker 1: this is likely to proceed into what the Democrats thought
Speaker 1: they won.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Sean, so you've hit it that not only is
Speaker 3: there was the language on the ballot outrageous, but this
Speaker 3: Democrat legislature just absolutely ignored and trampled the constitutional requirements
Speaker 3: state constitutional requirements for amending the Constitution. Abigail Spamberger's answer
Speaker 3: there leaned heavily on the constitutional amendment that passed by
Speaker 3: a two to one margin in twenty twenty that I
Speaker 3: helped bring about, which was a bipartisan redistricting. It gave
Speaker 3: us our six' five map right, now and The dens
Speaker 3: want to flush that down the, toilet and to do,
Speaker 3: it they literally trampled the requirements of The. Constitution there's
Speaker 3: no intervening election between two passings of the amendment as.
Speaker 3: Required they didn't let. It they didn't give the voters
Speaker 3: ninety days after they passed it the second. Time these
Speaker 3: are basic, Things sean that have never before been contested or,
Speaker 3: questioned and they just trampled them in the push to
Speaker 3: get this redistricting gerrymander. Done and now they're going to
Speaker 3: pay a, price and they're going to pay it in
Speaker 3: The Virginia Supreme. Court as you, noted a lower court
Speaker 3: has already enjoyed certification of the election that happened two days,
Speaker 3: ago and the Current Attorney general has appealed. That but
Speaker 3: and The Virginia Supreme court has skipped The court Of
Speaker 3: appeals and taken that case. Up but they're going to
Speaker 3: have oral Argument monday. Morning sean on the first two
Speaker 3: constitutional problems with this, referendum they were briefed yesterday in
Speaker 3: The Virginia Supreme. Court i've never seen them go so,
Speaker 3: fast which is good sign they realize we all need
Speaker 3: to know what our lines.
Speaker 1: Are we do know there is something called judicial, activism
Speaker 1: AND i don't really know the makeup of The Virginia Supreme.
Speaker 1: Court can you break it down for?
Speaker 3: Us so The Virginia Supreme court is chosen by The General.
Speaker 3: Assembly right, now there's always seven. Justices four of them
Speaker 3: have been chosen By, republicans three By. Democrats but the
Speaker 3: brazen violations of The Virginia constitution that The democrats pulled
Speaker 3: off HERE i think may get a seven to zero
Speaker 3: rejection from The Supreme court by Mid. May that's, Why.
Speaker 1: Well would the court then be likely to leave the
Speaker 1: current the current districts as they, are or maybe reconfigure
Speaker 1: it another. WAY i would imagine they'd leave it as
Speaker 1: is currently. Configured, correct you're.
Speaker 3: Right, Sehn they'll leave them just as they.
Speaker 1: Are all, Right, now let's go through this so people
Speaker 1: understan just how Corrupt Albigail spanberger and The democrats are
Speaker 1: in all of. This, now the first passage was in.
Speaker 1: Valid the amendment was taken up during the special session
Speaker 1: convened in twenty twenty four that was supposed to be
Speaker 1: almost exclusively and correct me If i'm, wrong for budgetary,
Speaker 1: purposes and it was. Limiting the governing resolution limited the
Speaker 1: session's scope and then expanding it to include this constitutional
Speaker 1: amendment on. Redistricting really jerrymandering required a two third vote
Speaker 1: that never. Occurred let's start. There, no that's.
Speaker 3: Exactly, right and that violates two parts Of virginia's. Constitution they,
Speaker 3: hijacked or really resurrected an old special session From may
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty four that was to deal with the,
Speaker 3: budget as you, noted and a year and a half
Speaker 3: later they came back in in the end Of october
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty, five in the middle of The virginia's
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five, election we have ad your, elections and
Speaker 3: they declared the special session still, going and they passed
Speaker 3: this constitutional. Amendment and you know the reason for that
Speaker 3: two thirds requirement shown is so a majority can't bring
Speaker 3: a minority in on a pretense like the budget and
Speaker 3: then spring a trap on them like the. Amendment exactly
Speaker 3: what was done, Here this was exactly what the constitution
Speaker 3: was designed to, avoid and they did the exact violation
Speaker 3: that was intended to be protected against by the state.
Speaker 3: Constitution and that was just the first of their constitutional.
Speaker 1: Violations article, TWELVE i, Believe section, ONE i believe requires
Speaker 1: that after first passage a proposed constitutional, amendment he referred
Speaker 1: to The General assembly at its first regular session held
Speaker 1: after the next general election of members of The house Of,
Speaker 1: delegates and an election must intervene between the first and second.
Speaker 1: Passage you referred to this a little. EARLIER i want
Speaker 1: to go into more detail. Now in this particular, case
Speaker 1: first passage occurred during an election, cycle not before an intervening.
Speaker 1: One there's a huge, distinction isn't.
Speaker 3: There, yeah there's an enormous. Distinction and the hilarity here
Speaker 3: is their problem is we have a forty five day. Election,
Speaker 3: guests who gave us that The democrats last time they
Speaker 3: had the governorship in both houses gave us a forty
Speaker 3: five day, Election so that twenty twenty five election that
Speaker 3: Elected spanberger began On september nineteenth last. Year but they
Speaker 3: didn't do first passage Until, halloween six weeks later into the,
Speaker 3: election after over a million people had already Voted sean
Speaker 3: and they want to count that as their intervening. Election
Speaker 3: and as you, saw the judge In Southwest virginia said no.
Speaker 3: Way and that's in front of The Supreme. Court those
Speaker 3: two issues that you AND i just talked about are
Speaker 3: the ones that are currently in front of The Virginia Supreme.
Speaker 3: Court those are the two issues they will hear oral
Speaker 3: argument On.
Speaker 1: Monday this is Why i'd never want to be a
Speaker 1: lawyer or an attorney. General all of this as important
Speaker 1: as all this language, is just reading it gives me a.
Speaker 1: Headache i'm sure it gives you a. Headache. Two, now
Speaker 1: let's go back to the same, article same section that
Speaker 1: requires the amendment to be submitted to voters not sooner
Speaker 1: than ninety, days which you just. Mentioned that timeline from
Speaker 1: the second passage to The april twenty first vote did
Speaker 1: not satisfy that requirement. EITHER i, mean these are very
Speaker 1: very specific constitutional, Requirements So i'm kind Of i'm a
Speaker 1: little bit surprised that this was not really discussed in
Speaker 1: more detail. BEFOREHAND i had picked up on, it AND
Speaker 1: i kind of kept it to myself BECAUSE i looked
Speaker 1: at it as an ace in the. HOLE i look
Speaker 1: At virginia as a blue, state not a purple state
Speaker 1: as others look at. IT i was SURPRISED i ended
Speaker 1: up being as close as it. Did we Had Jason,
Speaker 1: miaris we Had glenn junkin on to talk about. IT
Speaker 1: i was, hopeful but you, know realistic as. WELL i
Speaker 1: thought the odds of this passing were pretty, high especially
Speaker 1: now The Northern virginia is so. Democratic but the timeline here.
Speaker 1: Matters the constitutional language is very.
Speaker 3: Clear, yeah that's, RIGHT i, mean and constitutions are to
Speaker 3: restrain government and protect minority, rights and that's exactly what
Speaker 3: was trampled. Here, look a lot of people go to
Speaker 3: law school so they don't have to do. Math but
Speaker 3: as the judge joked from the bench this, week even
Speaker 3: the lawyer can figure out that when you start voting
Speaker 3: On march, sixth and second passage Was january, sixteenth that's
Speaker 3: less than two. Months that's less than ninety. Days and
Speaker 3: again they get caught by their forty five day. Election the,
Speaker 3: language and that part of the constitution refers to when
Speaker 3: the ballot measure is submitted to the, voters and they
Speaker 3: want to come in and argue that it's not submitted
Speaker 3: to the voters until the ballots are being counted After
Speaker 3: april twenty, first because there are ninety days from second
Speaker 3: passage On january sixteenth Through april twenty, first but not
Speaker 3: When virginians started, voting not when it was submitted to
Speaker 3: the voters On march Six and this.
Speaker 1: Is why people like you and The republicans. Were you
Speaker 1: were all geared, Up you had your briefs, written you
Speaker 1: were ready to appeal, if in, fact The democrats won
Speaker 1: this power, grab and you were so prepared because they
Speaker 1: had violated. It was were you kind of playing the
Speaker 1: same GAME i was, playing which is kind of keeping
Speaker 1: it as an ace in the, hole not making it
Speaker 1: the bigger issue in the. Campaign the language itself was so, Atrocious.
Speaker 3: Yeah and the language was another reason the judge In
Speaker 3: Southwest virginia threw it. Out but that's, statutory not, constitutional
Speaker 3: and it wasn't really. Hidden Jason miarz when he Was
Speaker 3: Attorney general Of virginia last year issued a public opinion
Speaker 3: pointing out the timing of their proposed amendment vote was
Speaker 3: unconstitutional and that the, election the twenty twenty five election
Speaker 3: that they were in the midst, of couldn't count as
Speaker 3: the intervening. Election people have made the argument they're trying
Speaker 3: to make, Now, sean that, judge the whole election just
Speaker 3: should just be counted as election. Day that has been
Speaker 3: made in other cases and other situations all over the.
Speaker 3: Country it's been rejected in The Fourth, circuit The Fifth,
Speaker 3: circuit The Sixth, circuit The Ninth, circuit and The Eleventh.
Speaker 3: Circuit in federal, Cases it's never won, anywhere AND i
Speaker 3: don't think it's going to win for the first time
Speaker 3: In virginia in front of This Supreme.
Speaker 1: Court all, right quick, break right. Back we'll continue With Ken,
Speaker 1: kuchinelli Former Attorney general for The state Of, virginia one
Speaker 1: hundred and nine point One shawn This. Friday if we
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the, program all, right
Speaker 1: well continue. Now Ken couchinelli's with, us Former Attorney general
Speaker 1: for The state Of. Virginia why this verry mandering power
Speaker 1: grab in The commonwealth Of virginia will never pass judicial.
Speaker 1: Review it already has been stopped dead in its tracks
Speaker 1: right out of the. Gate continue discussing the constitutional problems
Speaker 1: and the wording problems of this. Amendment go to the
Speaker 1: last constitutional, issue and if there's, others tell. Me but
Speaker 1: then that Is article, Two section six requires that every
Speaker 1: electoral district be composed of contiguous and compact, territory and
Speaker 1: their proposed congressional map violates this rather.
Speaker 3: Badly if this map doesn't violate the compactness requirement of
Speaker 3: our state, constitution no map ever. Will. So but we
Speaker 3: don't get to the map argument unless The yes folks
Speaker 3: survive all and every challenge to the legality and constitutionality
Speaker 3: of the, referendum because you don't get to the new
Speaker 3: maps if the referendum that allowed the new maps is thrown.
Speaker 3: Out SO i think The dems thought they were going
Speaker 3: to win On tuesday by a much bigger margin and
Speaker 3: then carry on the strategy that you, Said sean of just, saying,
Speaker 3: hey look the will of the people and don't don't
Speaker 3: get in the way of the will of the. People
Speaker 3: and they squeaked by while outspending our side three or
Speaker 3: four to. One they barely won, it and with these
Speaker 3: gangster tactics and the really outrageous ballot language calling this restoring.
Speaker 1: Fairness let's go to the very language itself to restore.
Speaker 1: Fairness and then it's only a temporary. Measure because you
Speaker 1: mentioned that the, judge by not certifying the, election you,
Speaker 1: know reference this as.
Speaker 3: Well, Yeah so the language, says should The constitution Of
Speaker 3: virginia be amended to allow The General assembly to temporarily
Speaker 3: adopt new congressional districts to restore fairness in the upcoming,
Speaker 3: elections while Ensuring virginia's standard redistricting process resumes for all
Speaker 3: future redistricting after the twenty thirty. Census that's the exact
Speaker 3: language voters were confronted. With it's. Outrageous we have what's
Speaker 3: called a Plain english, Rule, sean we do not have
Speaker 3: a neutrality. Rule some states have explicit laws that say
Speaker 3: the language has to be. Neutral the judge decided that
Speaker 3: this was so misleading that it violated the Plain english
Speaker 3: rule on the books In. VIRGINIA i agree with, him
Speaker 3: BUT i think the constitutional issues are going to get decided.
Speaker 3: First how high.
Speaker 1: Up do you think it? Goes does this get to
Speaker 1: THE Us Supreme court or stop at The Virginia Supreme.
Speaker 3: Court you, know these are all state constitutional, Issues so
Speaker 3: The Supreme court Of virginia is the final Word, skova
Speaker 3: Not scotus on this. One And i'm perfectly comfortable with.
Speaker 3: THAT i have a great deal of confidence in This Supreme.
Speaker 3: Court and LIKE i, said they're moving very. FAST i
Speaker 3: think you can look for a ruling In, may maybe
Speaker 3: as soon as Mid.
Speaker 1: May all, right we appreciate your, Time Ken, Kuchinelli thank, you.
Speaker 1: Sir then your calls coming up This, friday eight hundred
Speaker 1: nine to four one sewn our number if you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the. Program, NO i don't
Speaker 1: know if you saw this. Cut this one really stood
Speaker 1: out to. Me we we just had On Ken, kuchinelli
Speaker 1: smart G i always liked. Him and you have A,
Speaker 1: democrat A Democrat Virginia State. Senator his name Is Lamont.
Speaker 1: Bagbee he claims he knows all about Rural. America, now
Speaker 1: remember the forty six percent Of virginians have voted For Donald.
Speaker 1: Trump the people that in the previous election voted For
Speaker 1: Glenn youngkin have been disenfranchised And democrats in the name of,
Speaker 1: fairness you know where it's a six or five Advantaged
Speaker 1: democratic seats To republican seats In. Virginia now the way
Speaker 1: it's currently, districted, well they want to now make it
Speaker 1: ten Safe democratic, seats one Safe republican. Seat Donald trump
Speaker 1: got forty six percent of the. Vote they will be,
Speaker 1: disenfranchising you, know a vast majority of The commonwealth Of. Virginia,
Speaker 1: okay it, is it's under judicial. Review it's already been
Speaker 1: stopped in its. TRACKS i don't see any scenario in
Speaker 1: which they get away with. This, however listening to radical
Speaker 1: Leftist democrats Like Lamont bagbee in The senate there say
Speaker 1: this really really was a, oh let's put it this,
Speaker 1: way think irredeemable, deplorables think Bitter americans clinging to Their, god,
Speaker 1: Guns bible's, religion and think about you know that we're
Speaker 1: all pieces of, garbage BECAUSE i think this is right up,
Speaker 1: there and, LISTEN.
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Speaker 1: is all right to our busy. Phones we. Go james
Speaker 1: In atlanta on The Sean Hannity. Show what's, Up? James
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 6: Hey? Shine Hey? Lena what's going?
Speaker 1: On? Man Hot? Lana what do you? Have what do you?
Speaker 1: Have what do you?
Speaker 6: Have it is hard? Today The dame's Man bethe.
Speaker 1: So happy, birthday, congratulations you're twenty four years. Old.
Speaker 7: Amazing, yeah, YEAH i go all the way back TO
Speaker 7: i was A Reagan. Democrat, yes, sir So i've crossed
Speaker 7: over AND i voted For Donald trump all three.
Speaker 4: Times SO i.
Speaker 6: Preference they have to tell, YOU i would like to
Speaker 6: See President trump would be more aggressive With iran than
Speaker 6: he is. Now those people he talk about, negotiation those
Speaker 6: people is. Crazy you're not going to negotiating with. Them
Speaker 6: you're not going to negotiate with people like being lying
Speaker 6: and terrorist minded. People you don't negotiate with them what they. Want.
Speaker 1: START i would have let me ask you a, Question,
Speaker 1: JAMES i got your. POINT i want to ask this. Question,
Speaker 1: okay should The president AND i agree that there was you,
Speaker 1: know radical islamis the Radical ISLAMIST us million people that
Speaker 1: the president's also thinking about. That you, know they're in
Speaker 1: their natural state That god made. Them they want to be,
Speaker 1: free like you're free In Hot, lanta free to go
Speaker 1: to the, varsity you, know free to hang out and,
Speaker 1: buckhead you, know free to live on the outskirts Of
Speaker 1: atlanta and some of the more rural areas Of. Georgia
Speaker 1: let me ask you a. Question are you saying that
Speaker 1: the president should just wipe out the whole thing and
Speaker 1: not even give it a, shot and knowing the impact
Speaker 1: on the ninety million people will be deep and wide
Speaker 1: and profound and long. Lasting, no just does you sound
Speaker 1: like a good? Guy AND i guarantee as a part of,
Speaker 1: you your heart and soul, says If i'm going to
Speaker 1: go the extra, MILE i always have this option available
Speaker 1: to me any SECOND i want. It let me see
Speaker 1: if the, sanctions the, blockade you, know ends up bankrupting
Speaker 1: them and that forces them to the, table let me
Speaker 1: give it a little extra time and see if they
Speaker 1: can they can come to, reason knowing that that that
Speaker 1: is their, future otherwise that they'll have no country. LEFT i,
Speaker 1: mean do you really care if it goes on an
Speaker 1: extra week or? Two if the president's trying to do
Speaker 1: it the easy way and thinking of innocent people that
Speaker 1: will be impacted.
Speaker 6: By, THIS i think it's gonna be the hard. Way
Speaker 6: in a, WAY i do not believe those leaders is
Speaker 6: going to give up that. URANIUM i do not believe
Speaker 6: they're going to give up the idea of a nuclear.
Speaker 6: Weapon and so because the way they, THINK i wouldn't kill,
Speaker 6: EVERYBODY i would not destroy the. Country WHAT i would,
Speaker 6: do like he was, doing bomb take out all of
Speaker 6: the missiles and all of that and the leadership as
Speaker 6: much AS i, can and probably bomb The revolution Of
Speaker 6: guard or whatever they get to bomb.
Speaker 1: Dead they've been. Trying they've been doing a good job of, it,
Speaker 1: Actually BUT i, mean here's the. Point if The president
Speaker 1: has to go to, infrastructure which would let's say the
Speaker 1: twenty five percent he discussed yesterday that is left to take,
Speaker 1: out the last part of that would be their entire. Economy, yeah,
Speaker 1: okay that that is the kill.
Speaker 6: Shot, YEAH i wouldn't do. THAT i would send special
Speaker 6: forces down with a nucleus scientist and people like, that
Speaker 6: AND i would just laying AND i know you don't
Speaker 6: like boosts on the, ground BUT i would just get that.
Speaker 6: Iranium But, carle do you.
Speaker 1: Think where the? Look The president's convinced me, That and
Speaker 1: he knows more than all of us put, together because
Speaker 1: he's reading intelligence that we're not. Reading you, know What
Speaker 1: i'm reading in the tea, leaves AS i said at
Speaker 1: the beginning of the show, today is that this blockade
Speaker 1: is killing their. Economy if they're going to have to
Speaker 1: shut down their oil, wells that means oil production in
Speaker 1: the future will be greatly. Reduced they're losing four hundred
Speaker 1: to five hundred million dollars a, day they have half
Speaker 1: their workforce out of, work two hundred percent, inflation they
Speaker 1: have zero value, currency and they're on their. Knees and
Speaker 1: so The president's open just a little added, pressure he
Speaker 1: might get us to where we need to, be and
Speaker 1: that would include all the all the goals that you
Speaker 1: stated we're Not it's all going to end the same.
Speaker 1: WAY i Just I'm i'm just willing to be a
Speaker 1: little bit more patient than. Others BUT i hear where
Speaker 1: you're coming, from AND i, think deep, down you, know
Speaker 1: if The president may be smarter than all of us put,
Speaker 1: together and he may have figured out that this blockade
Speaker 1: bankrupting them is the best path to follow with the
Speaker 1: least amount of collateral, damage AND i can't fault him
Speaker 1: for that for the time.
Speaker 6: Being understand That i'm a little bit afraid of the
Speaker 6: mid times because if we don't finish this thing up
Speaker 6: at midtimes and in The, Democrats, gudian.
Speaker 1: It'll be it'll be over way before the. Midterms i'm
Speaker 1: more't worried about the runway time that we might need
Speaker 1: to get markets back to. Normal that's more important to
Speaker 1: me than the actual midterm because he's laid out a
Speaker 1: great foundation for a wonderful. Economy but, Anyway, JAMES i
Speaker 1: talk to you all, Day god bless. You why don't
Speaker 1: you stop by the varsity today and have some great
Speaker 1: food on?
Speaker 6: Me, okay all, right appreciate.
Speaker 1: It what do you? Have what do you? Have all, Right,
Speaker 1: james appreciate. You eight hundred nine four. One, shawn you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the. Program back to
Speaker 1: our busy. Phones let's say hi To dan In. Connecticut
Speaker 1: this is an interesting question From. Dan what's Up.
Speaker 8: Dan Thank, sean nice to talk to. YOU i have
Speaker 8: an answer for our economy right now and the way
Speaker 8: we're suffering with the gas and oil. Prices and you
Speaker 8: seem to have that direct here The President, trump WHICH
Speaker 8: i think is, awesome so perfect opportunity to maybe relate
Speaker 8: this message on to him or the powers that. Be
Speaker 8: and you just talked about that runway going up to
Speaker 8: the leading up to the. Midterms, well here's a solution
Speaker 8: That I'm i'm surprised nobody has thought about at this,
Speaker 8: point the fact that we should the president should order
Speaker 8: a decommoditizing of oil and. Gas bring our own own
Speaker 8: oil and gas that we produce, here decommoditize, it bring
Speaker 8: it back to the pricing levels before the war, started
Speaker 8: and our oil companies be. Happy anything and excess that
Speaker 8: takes care of our own national, interests in our own
Speaker 8: people here in THE. Us anything left over they could
Speaker 8: sell back on the commoditized.
Speaker 1: Market you got to understand something that the president cannot
Speaker 1: unilaterally do that that would involve removing those resources from
Speaker 1: private market trading through, nationalization price, controls public, ownership or
Speaker 1: treating them as non market public. Goods and there are constitutional,
Speaker 1: limits separation and, powers property rights that would make it.
Speaker 8: Impossible, well we're at, war Right we're at a time
Speaker 8: of war right, now and The president has that power
Speaker 8: to do, so whether two executive orders or other. Means
Speaker 8: but nobody loses that that we take care of our
Speaker 8: Own we buy our own oil back instead of exporting.
Speaker 8: It we take care of The United states and needs.
Speaker 8: First anything actually could be exported as soon as the
Speaker 8: war is, over we go back to commodity for the
Speaker 8: oil and.
Speaker 1: Gas, WELL i, mean if you look at what the
Speaker 1: powers the president, has you, know regulating, leasing through various government.
Speaker 1: Agencies The Defense Production act allows prioritization of production and
Speaker 1: centivizes all that sort of thing strategic petroleum, reserves executive,
Speaker 1: orders et. Cetera, however that would only tweak a mostly private,
Speaker 1: industry and the president can't seize assets without due. Process
Speaker 1: it's just not anything THAT i think he could ever.
Speaker 1: Accomplish and NO us president has ever nationalized domestic oil
Speaker 1: and gas. BEFORE i just don't see it. Happening BUT
Speaker 1: i can see why you would like the wisdom of,
Speaker 1: it and you can see the benefit of. It but
Speaker 1: that's just not who we. Are it's not how our republic.
Speaker 1: Works BUT i understand your. ARGUMENT i just don't see
Speaker 1: the way to get to where you want to. Go,
Speaker 1: OKAY i hope that answers your. Question and if you
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