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Speaker 5: But the media has tamed down a little bit.
Speaker 4: They like it us much better now.
Speaker 3: I think if they don't.
Speaker 4: Well have to just take them on again.
Speaker 3: And we don't want to do that.
Speaker 4: Violence is never the answer of This guy gets a
Speaker 4: trial who's allegedly killed the CEO of United Health. But
Speaker 4: you can only push people so far.
Speaker 5: People interpret and feel and experience denied claims as an
Speaker 5: act of violence against them.
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Speaker 3: here for our final news round up and information overload. Hey,
Speaker 3: it's Marcus Simone here for Sean Hannity. Uh and we
Speaker 3: got with us. This is a book you have to get,
Speaker 3: you know, Miranda. Oh you're not here yet. I forget
Speaker 3: what I said. You don't have to get it.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: We're going to talk to her. In a second. It's
Speaker 3: actually a great book, Miranda Divines new book, and uh, hey,
Speaker 3: Elon Musk. They love to go after Elon Musk. Oh
Speaker 3: did they love to go after Elon Musk? So I
Speaker 3: think it was Joe Kanca came up with this. He's
Speaker 3: he's the new Putin. Remember they would just trash Putin
Speaker 3: because you know, just to go after Trump. Now it's
Speaker 3: Elon Musk. Here's the guy who's a genius, literally a genius,
Speaker 3: the smartest guy, the greatest inventor. You know, at the
Speaker 3: beginning of the country, it was George Washington, and hanging
Speaker 3: around George Washington was Ben Franklin, who was the greatest
Speaker 3: inventor at that time, a wealthy business guy, a great inventor.
Speaker 3: And that's what Elon Musk is. He's the Ben Franklin
Speaker 3: of today. And it just drives the left crazy. Why
Speaker 3: because he bought Twitter, which was just totally corrupt. It
Speaker 3: would shadow ban any conservative, It would throttle you down
Speaker 3: if you didn't agree with them. It was censorship, and
Speaker 3: I mean out now censorship. Miranda Divine is the best
Speaker 3: example of that. She was the reporter who broke the
Speaker 3: laptop story. It got censored from Twitter. She works for
Speaker 3: the New York Post. They actually the New York Post
Speaker 3: is the oldest newspaper in America, the most prestigious paper
Speaker 3: in America. Forget the New York Times, it's the New
Speaker 3: York Post. They actually removed their account from Twitter. This
Speaker 3: was total so elon. Musk buys it, rescues it, freeze Twitter,
Speaker 3: turns it back into free speech, free expression. That's one
Speaker 3: reason they hate him. Oh hey, by the way, Musk
Speaker 3: is a campaigning against Wikipedia, and you got to join
Speaker 3: him on that. He's calling it Wokipedia. Wikipedia is like Twitter,
Speaker 3: it's total censorship. If you're a conservative, you get trashed,
Speaker 3: you get your entry on Wikipedia is so biased and slanted.
Speaker 3: You know, if you're the conservative commentator, it'll say questionable, conspiracy,
Speaker 3: theorist of controversial. If you're the liberal commentator, it'll say
Speaker 3: brilliant journalist. It's just totally slanted. I used to have
Speaker 3: a problem with my listening. I finally got my listing removed.
Speaker 3: I don't even want to be on Wikipedia. It's just awful.
Speaker 3: And the people that started I remember once the chairman
Speaker 3: trying to help me out there, but even he couldn't control.
Speaker 3: He said we just lost control of it. The left
Speaker 3: wing liberal trolls that edit to Wikipedia just won't let
Speaker 3: you do. They can't battle them, so must urging everybody.
Speaker 3: Do not donate to Wikipedia. They're always begging for money,
Speaker 3: you know why, because it's so slanted and biased. That's
Speaker 3: why they can't make any money. That's why they can't
Speaker 3: run Averata, they can't do anything. So don't donate anything
Speaker 3: to Wikipedia. Don't get involved with Wikipedia. Don't trust anything
Speaker 3: on it. You know you can always you know, you
Speaker 3: can always look it up somewhere else. You do not
Speaker 3: need to go to Wikipedia. Hey, what happened to Miranda Divine?
Speaker 3: I don't know she'll turn up. If you watch Instagram
Speaker 3: or any of that stuff, you see a lot of videos.
Speaker 3: There's some great accounts where they post video pictures every
Speaker 3: night from mar A Lago. What's going on there? You
Speaker 3: see Trump coming to dinner and it's a ballroom packed
Speaker 3: with people, and he's got all these people at the
Speaker 3: table with them. It's fun to watch every day see
Speaker 3: what famous where with Trump that night at mar A Lago?
Speaker 3: And sometimes I put video in the Christmas was a
Speaker 3: big night there. Hey, By the way, you don't just
Speaker 3: even if you're a member. You don't just show up
Speaker 3: for Christmas dinner. It's three hundred and fifty ahead for
Speaker 3: Christmas dinner. New Year's Eve is the big thing at
Speaker 3: mar A Lago. It's thirteen hundred a person New Year's
Speaker 3: Eve at mar A Lago. So when you see eight
Speaker 3: hundred people in the ballroom multiplied by thirteen hundred, I
Speaker 3: can't do that because I got a d in math,
Speaker 3: But you can imagine how profitable this place is. Now,
Speaker 3: when you see the pictures of mar A Lago, you'll
Speaker 3: notice that Trump is with his big table of people,
Speaker 3: and the tables next to him are his friends. And
Speaker 3: then you'll notice these red velvet ropes around that section.
Speaker 3: It's all roped off. Now, the rest of the crowd,
Speaker 3: it looks an older crowd, but if you look at them,
Speaker 3: they're beautifully dressed. They're wearing tuxedos, they're wearing these beautiful gowns,
Speaker 3: the most beautiful jewelry. Now here's the problem. If you
Speaker 3: walk into that crowd, the women in those gowns will
Speaker 3: turn to you and say how are you with those
Speaker 3: accents and drive you nuts. Now that's why you never
Speaker 3: see Milania. There they always say there's something wrong with
Speaker 3: the marriage. The marriage is fine. She just can't deal
Speaker 3: with those people. You know, once in a while she'll
Speaker 3: be there. But to get to the table, you got
Speaker 3: to walk through six hundred of them. And it's the
Speaker 3: same conversation with each one. You remember me, No, I don't. Yes,
Speaker 3: you do, No, I really don't. Yeah you met me,
Speaker 3: I don't remember you remember me? No, I really don't.
Speaker 3: You remember. I don't know who you are. So she
Speaker 3: doesn't want to do that, and Trump loves it. Donald
Speaker 3: Trump loves people, loves doing it. So then after dinner
Speaker 3: at mar A Lago, he becomes the DJ and he
Speaker 3: could do it off his iPad. Yeah, you can run
Speaker 3: the music off your iPad as the DJ. And he
Speaker 3: actually starts spinning and he's got an amazing playlist on
Speaker 3: that iPad. Christmas dinner, it went from Andrea Bocelli to
Speaker 3: Elton John to Elvis Presley. So he's playing all this
Speaker 3: music and he gets up and he does that Trump dance,
Speaker 3: which has become the number one dance in America, the
Speaker 3: Trump Dance. Now, can you imagine if you said to
Speaker 3: Joe Biden, hey, after dinner, you'll DJ. You take your
Speaker 3: iPad and play music. Can you imagine Joe Biden try
Speaker 3: to do that. Imagine Joe Biden tryn't even use an iPad.
Speaker 3: The Trump dance is so popular. Could you imagine Joe
Speaker 3: Biden creating a dance sensation. What would it be? Just shuffling,
Speaker 3: just drooling and shuffling, falling over, falling over. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: the Biden dance. Walk into the wall, Just walk into
Speaker 3: the wall and stop, not know where to go. Now,
Speaker 3: if you think about that, this cover up, this was
Speaker 3: the greatest scandal in presidential history. You know, Roosevelt was
Speaker 3: in a wheelchair, and they really didn't let the country
Speaker 3: know that. They only shot him from above the waist.
Speaker 3: That's not the worst thing in the world. I mean,
Speaker 3: the guy was competent mentally, was fine. He was running
Speaker 3: the country, he was making great speeches. It wasn't that
Speaker 3: much of a cover up. Now, JFK Marilyn Monroe not
Speaker 3: to mention he had a lot of women coming and
Speaker 3: going in the way. All right, that's a cover up,
Speaker 3: But that's personal behavior, that's his personal life. That's not
Speaker 3: anything to do with the job. Still competent in the job.
Speaker 3: Cuban missile crisis alert, sharp private life. You know, if
Speaker 3: i'd meet those old time veteran reporters and you'd asked
Speaker 3: about that Marilyn Monroe stuff, they all knew. And if
Speaker 3: you said, well, why didn't you, Well it was a
Speaker 3: different era, they always give it it was a different era.
Speaker 3: Now it was because he was a Democrat. Same thing
Speaker 3: with Roosevelt, he was a Democrat. Believe me, if it
Speaker 3: was Nixon with Meril Monroe would have on the front
Speaker 3: page the next day, it would have been breaking news.
Speaker 3: But they covered it up. So but again that's personal behavior.
Speaker 3: But you've got a president who is totally in common competent,
Speaker 3: who can't see straight, who can't think, can't run a meeting,
Speaker 3: and then we find out there were nine cabinet meetings
Speaker 3: in four years, and you know in twenty twenty four
Speaker 3: only one cabinet meeting and Joe Biden didn't run it.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden had to run it. So you got a
Speaker 3: president's totally incapacitated, can't function, can't think, can't talk, can't
Speaker 3: do anything. That is the greatest cover up in presidential history.
Speaker 3: Take a break. Oh okay, you're very subtle here. Well,
Speaker 3: you can know you'd never even noticed that. All of
Speaker 3: a sudden, there's an old these station on the air here.
Speaker 3: But it's a the Paul Revere in The Raiders. Sounds
Speaker 3: like it, I don't know. Sounds good though, but hey,
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Speaker 3: Back in moment, Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity, Doobie Brothers, Blackwater.
Speaker 3: How's that you want to make this a contest? It's
Speaker 3: Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. Uh, we're gonna talk
Speaker 3: to Miranda Devine, but we can't get her on the phone. Now.
Speaker 3: It's not her fault.
Speaker 6: She uh.
Speaker 3: Texted and she's something wrong with Where is she somewhere
Speaker 3: where the cell service is all screwed up? And well,
Speaker 3: we'll try to get her. Not we'll get her in
Speaker 3: the next half hour. We'll take some calls. In the meantime.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Jean, who's in Montana. Jean, Welcome to
Speaker 3: the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1: Hi, Mark, thanks for taking my call. Hey, first, the
Speaker 1: Sinner we get the old gerber baby out of office
Speaker 1: to better. Oh, Joe Biden, Yes, yeah, it's a gerber baby,
Speaker 1: old apple sauce. All right, So I'm a little nervous.
Speaker 3: But what are you nervous about?
Speaker 1: Oh I'm being on the radio.
Speaker 3: Oh well, I'll tell you the secret. The problem is,
Speaker 3: don't think that they're you know, just don't use stop them.
Speaker 3: Think that there's seventeen million people listening, that at this
Speaker 3: moment you're speaking to more people right now than you'll
Speaker 3: ever talk to in your entire life, and that if
Speaker 3: you make even the slightest mistake, you could be humiliated forever.
Speaker 3: Don't even think about it. Let's put that out of
Speaker 3: your head.
Speaker 1: Good thing, I'm making a call. Oh so here's my thoughts.
Speaker 3: Just pretend you're talking to one person, okay, with seventeen
Speaker 3: million people listening. But go ahead, now, you sound fine.
Speaker 1: Gene, thank you. The IRS provides TEX breaks yes for
Speaker 1: Americans buying new evs. Yeah, necessary out of pocket medical
Speaker 1: costs like big deductibles are only tech deductible once they
Speaker 1: reach ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: What there are so many middle class and retirees that
Speaker 1: have I'm going to say maybe thirty forty thousand income,
Speaker 1: so imagine having like nine thousand out of pocket.
Speaker 3: Well, listen, I understand what you're saying. It's a good point.
Speaker 3: It's pretty logical. But you know, one person might have
Speaker 3: five hundred in medical expenses and another might have five million.
Speaker 3: That's part of the problem now, I think the real
Speaker 3: problem though, You know, they keep trying to figure out
Speaker 3: the insurance and how to cover and how to You
Speaker 3: got to get the cost down where it's just ridiculous, ludicrous,
Speaker 3: out of control medical cost. Why is it five thousand
Speaker 3: dollars a night in the hospital room? I could go
Speaker 3: right over there and stay at the Ritz Carlton and
Speaker 3: get the finest suite and it's twelve hundred a night.
Speaker 3: Why is it five thousand in the hospital? Why is
Speaker 3: it twenty two dollars for an aspirin in the hospital.
Speaker 3: I can go to Costco and get a box of
Speaker 3: five hundred aspen for like eight dollars. It's the cost.
Speaker 3: They're out of control. You know, you know, you bring
Speaker 3: up a good point. I hope this is one thing
Speaker 3: Elon Musk and Doge looks at. Get those medical costs
Speaker 3: down to what they should be. Get them realistic and
Speaker 3: then that would solve a lot of this. Genia did
Speaker 3: very well. We have time for one more real fast
Speaker 3: Let's go to Brian and North Dakota. Brian, how you doing?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 4: Good? Mark? How are you doing there?
Speaker 3: Let me check? Not bad? Not bad?
Speaker 4: Okay, still gotta lose a little weight for me yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, are you from Canada? Says North Carolina.
Speaker 4: Well no, I'm a US citizen.
Speaker 3: Oh but you said he like a Canadian?
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, you know, I got a little uper blood
Speaker 4: in me too.
Speaker 3: Hey hey, yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, well I was I'm
Speaker 3: a US citizen and I'm not sure about that. Let
Speaker 3: me see your papers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I tell you it takes a ton of them.
Speaker 4: It doesn't like walking across the border and swimming across
Speaker 4: the river and getting here without any problems.
Speaker 3: So yeah, all right, Well, I'm glad you're here, and
Speaker 3: thanks for calling, Thanks for checking in with us. We'll
Speaker 3: take a break and then we may have Miranda Devine
Speaker 3: when we come back. It's just possible. If not, we'll
Speaker 3: take some more calls. One eight hundred and nine four
Speaker 3: to one. Sean is the number. Mark Simone here for
Speaker 3: Sean Hannity. Oh, wait a minute, I'm all confused here.
Speaker 3: I thought it's twenty five twelve. It's just twenty eight
Speaker 3: to twelve. You see, I thought it was time to go.
Speaker 3: Is Brian's still there?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh, yes, Brian's still there.
Speaker 4: Hi Mark.
Speaker 3: Oh, We'll start over like it never happened. Hell, hello, Brian,
Speaker 3: where you calling from?
Speaker 6: Hello?
Speaker 1: Mark?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sorry. I didn't mean I was only rushing
Speaker 3: you because I thought we had to get off at
Speaker 3: twenty five twelve, But I was looking at the wrong thing.
Speaker 3: It's twenty eight twelve. This is what they call a
Speaker 3: hard break. You know, you hear them say that on
Speaker 3: the radio. We have a hard break. What a hard
Speaker 3: break means? A normal break means you take it when
Speaker 3: you take it. Hard break means it's got to be
Speaker 3: at that second or the computer will cut everything off.
Speaker 3: But what do you want to say, Brian, you're from
Speaker 3: Canada and you move to North Dakota.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, anyway, I was. I'm a usis and was
Speaker 4: a permanent resident in Canada and one of the few
Speaker 4: things most Canadians don't know, and also the US doesn't know. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, for US to be able to take over
Speaker 4: or accept Canada, as part of the US. Is that
Speaker 4: Canada itself is still a commonwealth internationally chartered as a
Speaker 4: commonwealth to England.
Speaker 3: Wow, it's fascinating. I have no idea what you're talking about,
Speaker 3: but it sounds fascinating. What do you mean it's uh,
Speaker 3: you mean it's not part of England anymore. They have
Speaker 3: no control over Canada.
Speaker 4: No. In nineteen ninety the English throne granted Canada, the
Speaker 4: Commonwealth of Canada, the authority to govern itself.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, and you're doing a hell of a job
Speaker 3: there with that, Trudeau.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, So well everybody thinks Trudeau is the prime
Speaker 4: minister and head a Canada. There's actually one physician higher
Speaker 4: than Trudeau's the prime minister of Canada to England. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the last one that the person that was that I met,
Speaker 4: that was that was appointed by the Queen yourself. He
Speaker 4: was a admiral of Her Majesty's Navy. And so for
Speaker 4: us to be able to we would have to negotiate
Speaker 4: this with okay, I mean sorry, with England.
Speaker 3: All right, Brian, Well, thanks for calling that. That's fascinating.
Speaker 3: A self no idea what you're talking about, but it's fascinating. No,
Speaker 3: I understand what you're saying. First of all, we don't
Speaker 3: want Canada. We love Canada, it's very nice, but we
Speaker 3: don't want to take it over. We don't need it.
Speaker 3: You got enough problems here. And it's more just we
Speaker 3: need to do something about Trudeau. Frankly, he's got to go.
Speaker 3: He's got to go, or he's got to listen to Trump.
Speaker 3: This is Trump taunting him. You know, Trump loved wrestling
Speaker 3: pro wrestling and kind of learn a lot from that.
Speaker 3: One thing you do is taunt the opponent, try to
Speaker 3: unnerve him. It's step one of negotiating. So that's what
Speaker 3: that's all about. Greenland. We really do want that. We
Speaker 3: want it's filled with minerals and oil and it's a
Speaker 3: crucial location defense wise, and China's trying to get their
Speaker 3: hands on all that. And that's another reason we have
Speaker 3: to have with Canada. We don't want. We just want
Speaker 3: you to get a better prime minister and do things
Speaker 3: a little better. Hey, we'll take a break. We'll see
Speaker 3: if we have Miranda Divine when we come back. It's
Speaker 3: Mark Simone here on the Sean Hannity Show, Fiky New
Speaker 3: Straight from These This is the Sean Hannity Show. Hey,
Speaker 3: it's Mark Simone here for Sean. He'll be back soon.
Speaker 3: We'll take some calls. Eight hundred nine to one, Shawn
Speaker 3: is the number, eight hundred nine for one, Sean. We'd
Speaker 3: love to hear from you. Hey, By the way, New
Speaker 3: Year's Eve. You don't want to go out on New
Speaker 3: Year's Eve? Not good? Not good. Now. I go out
Speaker 3: every night of the year, seven nights week. I'm in
Speaker 3: the middle of New York City. Every night I go out.
Speaker 3: I go to nine different places. I love to go out.
Speaker 3: The one night I do not go out is New
Speaker 3: Year's Eve. If you can go out early, but you
Speaker 3: know I'm talking about six o'clock, seven o'clock, would be
Speaker 3: home by nine. You do not want to be out
Speaker 3: on New Year's Eve. It's the worst night anywhere you go. Now,
Speaker 3: if you go to a great, great restaurant or wherever
Speaker 3: you go, they got an incredible menu, they got a
Speaker 3: great crowd. If you go New Year's Eve, they don't
Speaker 3: have that menu. If you go tonight and open up
Speaker 3: the menu with three pages of great anything you want,
Speaker 3: go New Year's Eve special New Year's Eve menu, it's
Speaker 3: like three things. It's the three things they want to
Speaker 3: make for four hundred people all at once. And it's
Speaker 3: not the regular menu, and it's not the regular price.
Speaker 3: It's like seven times as much. So it's if it's
Speaker 3: one hundred dollars tonight, it's eight hundred dollars New Year's
Speaker 3: Eve to get you do not want to go out
Speaker 3: on New Year's Eve, not to mention the crowd of
Speaker 3: people that never go out, and it's just the worst
Speaker 3: night of the year. Now if you go out the
Speaker 3: next night, now forget the next night. That's January first, Holiday,
Speaker 3: January second, go out January second. Every place is nice
Speaker 3: and quiet. You can get right in. They got the
Speaker 3: full menu back. It's back down to the regular price.
Speaker 3: Look out the window, we're looking at the right out
Speaker 3: there sixth Avenue. You can see towards Radio City, Rockefeller Center.
Speaker 3: The sidewalks are packed, you can't move. Tourists from all
Speaker 3: over the world. By the way, New York City doing
Speaker 3: better than ever, all time record for tourists coming this
Speaker 3: Christmas season, all time record. Besides regular traffic in the streets, cars,
Speaker 3: pedestrian traffic is at the highest level since before the pandemic.
Speaker 3: Real estate is doing very well, we're actually, according to
Speaker 3: Steve Cues of the Great Real Estate Reporter, we're actually
Speaker 3: starting to get a shortage. That's the ice machine. We're
Speaker 3: starting to get a shortage of commercial real estate. Companies
Speaker 3: are having trouble getting more office space when they need it.
Speaker 3: So the tourist season, big, big, big week is Christmas Week,
Speaker 3: New Year's all time record. Just you always tell how
Speaker 3: well New York is doing middle of the pandemic. Go
Speaker 3: look at the finest hotel in New York, the Plaza
Speaker 3: the four seasons they ritz carlb And look at the
Speaker 3: price to get a hotel room and be like two
Speaker 3: hundred bucks. Go look at it right now, it's like
Speaker 3: any hotel room in a top hotel two twenty five
Speaker 3: hundred three thousand. That's because they're doing incredibly well. Now,
Speaker 3: it's also because the migrant crisis they're putting in the hotel.
Speaker 3: So like two hundred hotels have been taken off the
Speaker 3: market in New York. Hey. Now, the other thing is
Speaker 3: we got a lot of traffic, and we've got a
Speaker 3: crazy left wing governor who's got a big problem because
Speaker 3: she's not only left wing Democrat, but she's not very
Speaker 3: bright either. Now, when you get that combination. She's like
Speaker 3: a not so hot look in aoc just not very bright.
Speaker 3: And she's the one that Hey, and you got to
Speaker 3: blame Andrew Cuomo for this, because he started it. She's
Speaker 3: come up with this thing called congestion pricing. Cuomo Andrew
Speaker 3: Cromo actually came up with it, pushed it through and
Speaker 3: got it done. But she's given it to us in
Speaker 3: about a week. What it is, they'll charge you a
Speaker 3: fee to enter like the best part of Manhattan, Midtown Manhattan,
Speaker 3: which is sixtieth to thirty fourth, where it's where everything is.
Speaker 3: It's where we are right now. It's where all the
Speaker 3: top stores are, it's where the Broadway theaters are, it's
Speaker 3: where all the best hotels are. It's where all the
Speaker 3: premiers and office buildings, skyscrapers. Congestion pricing, she's going to
Speaker 3: charge you money to just drive into this little neighborhood here.
Speaker 3: You can come into Manhattan, but you come to this
Speaker 3: part of Manhattan nine dollars and then they reveal that,
Speaker 3: well it's nine dollars, but they might crank up the
Speaker 3: price now and then, uh, you know, if it's a
Speaker 3: big holiday, they'll crank up the price. If it's what
Speaker 3: they call a gridlock day, they'll crank up the price.
Speaker 3: This has got to stop now. If you're in the
Speaker 3: middle of America laughing at us, saying you people in
Speaker 3: New York City have got the worst troubles, be very careful.
Speaker 3: If they get away with this here, it's gonna come everywhere.
Speaker 3: You're gonna get it next, and it's gonna don't don't laugh.
Speaker 3: If you're out in the suburbs, you'll get it in
Speaker 3: the suburbs. You'll get it in your suburban saiting. Oh oh,
Speaker 3: you want to come to the main big shopping street
Speaker 3: congestion fee And what they do is they have a
Speaker 3: license plate reader above the road and it's all done automatically.
Speaker 3: You know, in the old days of tolls a million
Speaker 3: years ago, every time it was a toll, you had
Speaker 3: to reach in your pocket count out the money, so
Speaker 3: if they raised it, you could feel it because you
Speaker 3: had to take more money out of your pocket. But
Speaker 3: now it's all digital. You don't even notice four dollars.
Speaker 3: Next you know it's seven dollars, but you don't know
Speaker 3: because they don't tell you about it. So be aware
Speaker 3: of this. This is now hopefully Donald Trump can stop this.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of stuff he's got to do for
Speaker 3: our cities. Besides fixing the economy, besides strengthening our military,
Speaker 3: besides ending the wars, he's got to do something about crime.
Speaker 3: He can do something about it. He can get rid
Speaker 3: of these release all the criminal crazy das. The governors
Speaker 3: can fire them. Trump can withhold federal funding unless they
Speaker 3: do that. As we're talking about earlier in this show,
Speaker 3: the Feds can come in and set up a task force.
Speaker 3: They'll work with the NYPD and they'll make the arrest
Speaker 3: and if the local DA doesn't put people in jail,
Speaker 3: the Feds will take the arrest and they'll put them
Speaker 3: in jail. And he can do something about this congestion pricing.
Speaker 3: They cities all depend on the federal government for funding
Speaker 3: for everything. He can withhold it unless they get rid
Speaker 3: of that stupid congestion pricing. Hey, you already paid for
Speaker 3: your car, and you paid a tax, you paid for
Speaker 3: the gas, you paid a tax. You're going to park
Speaker 3: and you're going to pay for that and pay. Oh
Speaker 3: you want to actually drive it, Oh congestion pricing, You
Speaker 3: want to actually cross the street? Nine dollars it's got
Speaker 3: to stop. Let's take some calls. Let's go to Walter
Speaker 3: in Florida. Walter, how you doing. Welcome to the Sean
Speaker 3: Hannity Show.
Speaker 4: Mark so happy to hear you, and a happy New
Speaker 4: Year to.
Speaker 3: You and your family. You two, where are you in
Speaker 3: Florida on the space because my brother where like Cape Canaveral. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: well it's sound like a live selling you're in space there, A.
Speaker 5: Little lived here all my wife and also worked on
Speaker 5: a space shovel program for almost twenty years.
Speaker 3: Really, what you do?
Speaker 5: I there was a space vehicle test electrician mechanic in Wow.
Speaker 3: Now that's impressive.
Speaker 5: Well, unfortunately I had to suffer through all the tragedies
Speaker 5: that we went with the Challenger in the Columbia. But
Speaker 5: I called not to do that, but to say and
Speaker 5: applaud you for don't go out on New Year's because
Speaker 5: we call that down here on the Space coast amateur night.
Speaker 5: Actually it's all the way across central Florida. It's amateur night.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well you know they're not nightlife professionals like yourself there,
Speaker 3: but it's all it's a go out and you're wasting
Speaker 3: your money. You can go to the same place three
Speaker 3: nights in a row for the same amount that it'll
Speaker 3: cost you on New Year's Eve. So don't do it.
Speaker 3: Good call Walter, Let's go to Hey, Carlos is in Miami. Carlos,
Speaker 3: How you doing, Hey.
Speaker 6: Mark, thank you, Thank you for taking my car. You're
Speaker 6: a great host. Sean will be very proud of you.
Speaker 3: Oh well, thanks, Looten.
Speaker 6: I have a radical idea. And let's see, I'm not
Speaker 6: an attorney, but you know, Nobody's happy with all these
Speaker 6: pardons that Biden's done. So what if okay, this is
Speaker 6: my idea that I drew up. What if before Biden's
Speaker 6: term is over, they file a lawsuit for Amendment twenty
Speaker 6: five making every pardon that he did.
Speaker 3: You could get the twenty fifth Amendment. Obviously Biden's qualifies
Speaker 3: for that like no one else. But I don't think
Speaker 3: that would invalidate the pardons.
Speaker 6: Really because then but you do it near the end
Speaker 6: of the tour, so that Yeah.
Speaker 3: But once the partons are signed, that's it. They're signed,
Speaker 3: and when he signs it, it then has to go
Speaker 3: to the Justice Department and they have to approve it,
Speaker 3: which I believe they've already done. Once they approve it.
Speaker 3: The pardons in no matter what happens.
Speaker 6: No matter if he's twenty five.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean if he did it beforehand, then that's different.
Speaker 3: But yeah, once he's and it goes to the Justice Department,
Speaker 3: they've got to sign off on it. Once they sign
Speaker 3: off on it, it's done. You remember what was that bad?
Speaker 3: The worst parton ever was Mark Rich. Clinton took a
Speaker 3: lot of money from a huge donor, huge donor and
Speaker 3: a friend of mine, actually Denise Rich. But the husband,
Speaker 3: Mark Rich, the ex husband was a fugitive. I'm the lamb,
Speaker 3: and he got pardoned while I'm the lamb, and Clinton
Speaker 3: signed it. Huge huge donations. But it went to the
Speaker 3: Justice Department and nobody would sign it. It was too
Speaker 3: dirty a pardon. The people that have to sign it
Speaker 3: would not sign it. So they had to hunt around
Speaker 3: and find somebody in the Justice Department and sign it.
Speaker 3: And they finally found a guy named Eric Holder, and
Speaker 3: he signed off on it. His reward, he was later
Speaker 3: Attorney General of the United States. Carlos, are you still there?
Speaker 6: I have another idea?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's what I was afraid of. All right, go.
Speaker 6: Ahead, yeah, real quick invention. Yes, that can save lives.
Speaker 6: Uh huh called Emergency Medical QRC.
Speaker 4: You can look it up.
Speaker 3: It's uh. Well, I was going to go out tonight,
Speaker 3: but I guess I could cancel and do this. I'll
Speaker 3: look this up. I'll spend the night looking this up.
Speaker 6: E m QRC. Uh huh emergency medical. And what is
Speaker 6: it to uh you fill your information medical information? Uh
Speaker 6: case of an accident or.
Speaker 3: Or oh all your information's there. I hate to break
Speaker 3: it to you. I have that in my iPhone. It's
Speaker 3: in every iPhone. But the only difference is the only
Speaker 3: difference is the phone is right on me and it's
Speaker 3: in there, and everybody knows to where how to get
Speaker 3: it out of your phone.
Speaker 6: Negative, that's that's the thing.
Speaker 3: But there's a section in your iPhone where you put
Speaker 3: all that in there, and if God forbid you ever
Speaker 3: in the hospital, they can open it. They can open
Speaker 3: that up without opening your phone and see all the
Speaker 3: medical information.
Speaker 6: Mine goes on the lock screen.
Speaker 3: So you just talk. You know, if you were on
Speaker 3: Shark Tank, they would have already thrown you off five
Speaker 3: minutes ago. But Carlos, thanks for calling. Good luck New
Speaker 3: Year's Eve. Uh hey, we'll take a break and then
Speaker 3: we'll take some calls and make sure you follow me
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Speaker 3: Let's go to Tom in New York. Tom, how you doing?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 3: How you doing good? Good?
Speaker 7: I just want to call because I have.
Speaker 3: To Yes, what your pearl? Moranda Devine's phone? It keeps
Speaker 3: cutting out? Oh no, no, go ahead right now.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I just want to comment.
Speaker 3: Oh there you go again. Hey, your phone keeps cutting Now?
Speaker 3: Where are you exactly in New York? Oh?
Speaker 4: Let me let me I'm buy Buffalo, but let me
Speaker 4: pull over.
Speaker 7: I'm driving.
Speaker 3: Oh well it's buffalo, you know, probably twelve feet of
Speaker 3: snow there.
Speaker 7: Melted out.
Speaker 4: Uh huh can you hear me?
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, okay, I just want to comment. Last hour,
Speaker 7: somebody said that over the next four years are going
Speaker 7: to be wonderful.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I don't think it's going to be at all the chaoss.
Speaker 7: It's going to be kayak. It's going to be people
Speaker 7: just tearing down Trump.
Speaker 3: Well, I know what you're saying, that the fake news
Speaker 3: will go crazy and it'll be a war on But
Speaker 3: I don't know. We might be in a new era
Speaker 3: now the fake news really got humiliated and people are
Speaker 3: tuning out the fake news and these big corporations that
Speaker 3: own all that or being careful. Now might be a
Speaker 3: different era. Now, might be a little different he would
Speaker 3: you explain to people in the rest of them, Mary,
Speaker 3: what a garbage plate?
Speaker 7: Is a garbage plate?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's big up there in the Buffalo Upstate area. No,
Speaker 3: I can't believe you don't know that. Yeah, upstate. It's
Speaker 3: in a restaurant. You ask for a garbage plate. What
Speaker 3: it is? They just throw everything they make on this
Speaker 3: one plate. It's actually the greatest thing in the world. Hey,
Speaker 3: all you restaurants listening around the country, it's a great idea.
Speaker 3: You know, you can't decide the entres. It's like a
Speaker 3: buffet on a plate. They just throw everything on there.
Speaker 3: But thanks for calling. Let's go to John in Pittsburgh. John,
Speaker 3: how you doing, Hey?
Speaker 8: Mark? A couple quick points. You were mentioning the worst
Speaker 8: thing about the media, which is they don't have to
Speaker 8: be accountable when they lie, cheat and steal, unlike every
Speaker 8: other profession in the world. If I lie, cheat and steal,
Speaker 8: it's not going to work out very well. And even
Speaker 8: though it's not very elegant, the only solution I can
Speaker 8: think of it's for people like you and Sean to
Speaker 8: call up Joe Scarborough place a public bet with then
Speaker 8: in the next year, there's not going to be an
Speaker 8: abortion ban or Project twenty two.
Speaker 3: No, I understand what you're saying. That's good, or you
Speaker 3: could just wait the year and people will see it
Speaker 3: never happen. That's what's happening now with MSNBC. They realize
Speaker 3: everything they told them was a lie. There's no twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five project, there's no national abortion ban, and they're
Speaker 3: they're just slowly but surely destroying themselves. It always happens
Speaker 3: with the left wing nonsense. It happened with Ducacas and all,
Speaker 3: they go too far to the left, they get too arrogant,
Speaker 3: they get too carried away, they overreach, and they just
Speaker 3: lose the public. Democratic brand is in the wilderness right
Speaker 3: now and it will be for probably two to four
Speaker 3: years before they recover from this. And that's the good news.
Speaker 3: I think this is just the beginning. Once Trump takes
Speaker 3: office and things start booming and things get fixed, and
Speaker 3: the economy's going and inflation comes down, that's going to
Speaker 3: even damage the Democratic brand even more. They will not
Speaker 3: recover for a long long time. Oh I hear music.
Speaker 3: I think that. Can you believe we actually made it through?
Speaker 3: This whole program wasn't easy. I had two out of
Speaker 3: three guests actually make it. That's good. But hey, you
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Speaker 3: Showing'll be back soon maybe with some news who knows,
Speaker 3: but well you'll hear. Thanks for listening. Take care,