Speaker 1: All eyes are going to be on the five states
Speaker 1: now midterm elections. We will have full coverage polls in
Speaker 1: Michigan closing at about nine, depending if they can count
Speaker 1: there or not, or if it's like California. I would
Speaker 1: think we're probably going to be able to make a call,
Speaker 1: you know, in my hour nine to ten on the
Speaker 1: Box News channel.
Speaker 2: I would say the.
Speaker 1: Overwhelming favorite is going to be our good friend, this lunatic,
Speaker 1: Abdul El sayed, who's been out there campaigning with AOC
Speaker 1: and Grandpa Bernie and Hassan Piker, who celebrated you know,
Speaker 1: America's socialist movement, who blamed America for nine to eleven,
Speaker 1: you know, so on and so forth, and this is
Speaker 1: now the new radicalized DSA really Communists of America Party.
Speaker 1: The silence on the left has been deafening, El sayed,
Speaker 1: calling Schumer Democrats the biggest obstacle. Fetterman's an a hole, sayed,
Speaker 1: saying he'd love to draft Chris van Holland as a
Speaker 1: Democratic Senate leader. Talks about undocumented people don't get access
Speaker 1: to driver's licenses, and it goes on and on and on,
Speaker 1: and it is it just never seems to end in
Speaker 1: terms of how radicalized this party is.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Then you have this woman who's running to be the
Speaker 1: next governor in the state of Wisconsin, Francesca Hung And
Speaker 1: you know, she's talking about eighty six ing Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and it's on tape. It's about time we fing eighty
Speaker 1: six Trump.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Gives a rambling answer when asked if Thanksgiving should be canceled,
Speaker 1: says the system is not working.
Speaker 2: When asked if she wants long.
Speaker 1: Term to abolish the police, she describes having a half
Speaker 1: white son being in proximity to whiteness. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is just crazy stuff. But this is you know, this
Speaker 1: is Maine, this is Michigan, this is Texas, this is
Speaker 1: now thirty some odd candidates around the country.
Speaker 2: Now, let me tell you.
Speaker 1: About David Coleman of the legal group, the Coleman Legal Group.
Speaker 1: They just want a big free speech case in Michigan
Speaker 1: against the Gross Point School District. He has a client,
Speaker 1: Shane Prewitt, who will join us. Both of them will
Speaker 1: join us in a minute to talk about their case
Speaker 1: in the fight that they shouldn't have to take on
Speaker 1: for our kids to get a fair education. But anyway,
Speaker 1: Shane Prewitt won a preliminary injunction in a federal lawsuit
Speaker 1: to rescind an unlawful no trespass order issued against him
Speaker 1: in retaliation for Shane posting a video showing the display
Speaker 1: of a rainbow transgender pride flag at his middle school
Speaker 1: in September twenty twenty four because of the school's objection
Speaker 1: to his constitutionally protected speech he was. I guess they
Speaker 1: sent a police the police to mister Prewitt's home to
Speaker 1: serve a no trespass disorder. Mister Prud as various school
Speaker 1: officials for further information regarding the issue and received no
Speaker 1: answers before posting the video, and despite the school acknowledging
Speaker 1: that he never threatened anyone and that his comments were
Speaker 1: political free speech, they retaliated by publicly posting his picture
Speaker 1: in a school office with a statement warning everyone that
Speaker 1: he was a trespasser anyway. Shane Prud as well as
Speaker 1: along with his attorney David Coleman of the Calemon Legal Group,
Speaker 1: welcome both of you to the show.
Speaker 4: Thanks Sean, it's back with you. We were on a
Speaker 4: few years ago with Carl Manke. If you remember Mark
Speaker 4: I do or when we were fighting the COVID restrictions
Speaker 4: here from Governor Whitmer. So it's a pleasure to be
Speaker 4: back with you.
Speaker 1: Well, we've learned a lot since then, haven't we About
Speaker 1: Fauci and the lies and the origins of COVID, and
Speaker 1: you know American taxpayer dollars from the ANIH being funneled
Speaker 1: to the Eco Health Alliance being funneled to the Wuhan
Speaker 1: Virology Lab, no home for coronavirus research and for gain
Speaker 1: of function research. Talk about this case, David. We'll start
Speaker 1: with you, then we'll get changed perspective.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks Sean. This is such a clear cut case.
Speaker 4: It's really surprising that we had to even bring it
Speaker 4: in federal court. We asked the school to lift this
Speaker 4: ban after a year and a half mister Prue came
Speaker 4: to us and it was a clear retaliation and punishment
Speaker 4: for his exercise of his free speech, and the school refused.
Speaker 4: They were frankly quite arrogant about it. That it was
Speaker 4: clear they would do it again if they wanted to,
Speaker 4: and do it to anybody else. So we had a
Speaker 4: hearing with Judge White in Detroit a couple of weeks back,
Speaker 4: and he issued a preliminary injunction, So now the ban
Speaker 4: is lifted. They had to remove our client's picture from
Speaker 4: the office, so he's no longer on the ten most
Speaker 4: wanted list. I guess in the school and the judge
Speaker 4: order that they could take no further retaliatory actions against him.
Speaker 4: So it's a real big win for free speech rights
Speaker 4: for parents in Michigan.
Speaker 2: Oh, I think that's great change.
Speaker 1: Talk about the process that caused you to speak out
Speaker 1: this way in the school and what you thought would
Speaker 1: happen and what did happen.
Speaker 3: Well, it was started pretty simple. We went to the
Speaker 3: back to school night, which middle school here in Gross
Speaker 3: Points starts in fifth grade, So my ten year old
Speaker 3: was going there and as we're going through speing convent
Speaker 3: tour of the classrooms, we would see rainbow flag, a
Speaker 3: transgender flag, not in all the classrooms, but in a few,
Speaker 3: and to me it didn't seem like a necessary part
Speaker 3: of education. So I had approached the principal like a
Speaker 3: week later about it and asked him, I said, is
Speaker 3: that something that has to stay up in the classrooms?
Speaker 3: And in short he sent me to the superintendent. Both
Speaker 3: of them had given me the web service of Hey,
Speaker 3: we don't make policy talk to the school board. So
Speaker 3: I approached the school board with an email, and I
Speaker 3: had a lady who replied to me from the school board.
Speaker 3: A member of the school board tell me their rights
Speaker 3: are protected, They're going to do what they want. And
Speaker 3: if you're so worried about an your kids see the
Speaker 3: color of the rainbow, why don't you send them to
Speaker 3: school and sunglasses? That was her. That was her reply.
Speaker 3: And after I got kind of that hostile reply from her,
Speaker 3: I thought, well, I don't have any options. I've talked
Speaker 3: to everybody that and no one will have an actual
Speaker 3: open conversation about this. So I asked to do a
Speaker 3: tour of the school one day after you. After school's dismissed,
Speaker 3: I said, could I come to them, have my son
Speaker 3: walk me through the school. I haven't seen the whole school.
Speaker 3: And I walked through and I videotaped a few of
Speaker 3: the classrooms. They had the transgender flag up, you know,
Speaker 3: the one particular flag I walked into. There was no
Speaker 3: visible American flag anywhere in the room, but there was
Speaker 3: a giant transgender flag from the ceiling of the room
Speaker 3: to the floor. It was huge. And I posted on
Speaker 3: Facebook and I asked parents what they thought about it,
Speaker 3: And I spoke about how it's divisive and and you know,
Speaker 3: half the country probably doesn't agree with it, or even more.
Speaker 3: And they didn't like being exposed. That's what it came
Speaker 3: down to. They didn't like being exposed. They tried to
Speaker 3: intimidate me. They send police to my house, They serve
Speaker 3: me with a no trespass order, so I can't ever
Speaker 3: go on any school property in the district ever again.
Speaker 2: And excuse me.
Speaker 1: You're the parent of a ten year old kid that
Speaker 1: goes to that school, are you not correct?
Speaker 3: And I pay taxes for that school?
Speaker 2: Uh huh?
Speaker 1: And that's telling you you don't have the right to
Speaker 1: go to your kid's school. Do they think that they
Speaker 1: own your child? Do they think that they have total
Speaker 1: control over your children? Do they feel that they know
Speaker 1: better than you as a parent and will circumvent your
Speaker 1: values behind your back? And if you dare to speak out,
Speaker 1: they think that their values are superior then your values,
Speaker 1: because I have to agree with your values.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, what's happened, Sean in the last twenty ount
Speaker 3: oft know plus years in this country because of the
Speaker 3: cancel culture mob, these teacher unions and the public schools
Speaker 3: in general, they've gotten this false sense of acceptance of
Speaker 3: their radical left programming, even though most parents are not
Speaker 3: on board with it. And it was that arrogance from
Speaker 3: that sense of acceptance that they had at false sense
Speaker 3: of acceptance that made them try to run that same
Speaker 3: old playbook on me. That's what it came from.
Speaker 1: Let me go back to the legal standpoint. I mean, David,
Speaker 1: you're a great attorney. I mean, you win most of
Speaker 1: your cases, if not all of them. This was a
Speaker 1: slam dunk for you. I assume you took this case
Speaker 1: pro bono and you did it because of principle, and
Speaker 1: you know, it's just sad that this is what parents
Speaker 1: have to go through. And look at the amount of
Speaker 1: time that it takes to get these things resolved.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, Sean. This should never have had to go
Speaker 4: to court at all. This is so clear cut. And
Speaker 4: you know, parents just need to be willing to be
Speaker 4: to stand up and to let their voice be heard
Speaker 4: and not be afraid of pushback. You know, if we
Speaker 4: don't push these folks to follow the law, they'll violate
Speaker 4: your rights every day of the week. So it's a
Speaker 4: very important case now, whether or not they're going to appeal.
Speaker 4: We'll see. They have thirty days to appeal the decision
Speaker 4: to the Sixth Circuit, so we'll see if they do.
Speaker 4: If then we'll be back in court September. We'll be
Speaker 4: getting a permanent injunction and we'll go from there. But
Speaker 4: these free speech cases, these rights of everybody, are so important,
Speaker 4: and the only way they're going to get enforced, Sean,
Speaker 4: is if parents stand up and are willing to fight
Speaker 4: and to do it appropriately.
Speaker 1: Well, look, they're so proud of what they're they're putting
Speaker 1: up in their school. Why would they care if a
Speaker 1: parent shares it on Facebook?
Speaker 2: What do they have? What?
Speaker 1: They're embarrassed that they're getting exposed. They're embarrassed that their
Speaker 1: private agenda, their indoctrination, if you will, is now out
Speaker 1: there for all to see. I would think that they
Speaker 1: would take pride in their pride, you know, presentation of course.
Speaker 4: Of course, Sean, and in fact, the principle at the
Speaker 4: middle school. The next day after Shane posted his video,
Speaker 4: he put out a letter to the whole school saying, Hey,
Speaker 4: mister Pruett threatened nobody, this is his political speech. He
Speaker 4: has the right to do it, and had said that
Speaker 4: what he did was appropriate, and yet they still banned
Speaker 4: him from the school and he could only get permission
Speaker 4: to go back. In fact, one time, mister Preuitt had
Speaker 4: to go his son has asthma and was having an
Speaker 4: attack and he didn't take his inhaler that day and
Speaker 4: Shane had to go and pick him up at the
Speaker 4: school and he had to wait out in the parking
Speaker 4: lot for fifteen twenty minutes until they would approve him
Speaker 4: to pick up his son who was having a medical emergency.
Speaker 4: It was ridiculous. It's just ridiculous.
Speaker 2: What has the fallout ben for your son and for you,
Speaker 2: Shane Pruitt.
Speaker 3: There is defamation stuff going on. He just I'm not
Speaker 3: going to really speak out loud of it, but one
Speaker 3: of those things there obviously is an issue when there's
Speaker 3: times of the essence it's medical emergency. But my son
Speaker 3: has definitely been harassed by kids. The first person that
Speaker 3: saw my picture posted up in the in the office
Speaker 3: was one of his friends. And as soon as one
Speaker 3: of these kids see it, the whole school knows about it.
Speaker 3: They call him a homophobe. He was attacked the last
Speaker 3: month of the school year this year. The kid that's
Speaker 3: been constantly calling him a homophobe this whole time, just
Speaker 3: snuck up behind him and hit him with a metal
Speaker 3: lunch box in the head. So he's he's definitely shared.
Speaker 2: His are you are you going to press charges?
Speaker 3: It wasn't that serious. I mean, he's a tough kid,
Speaker 3: you know, So he kind of shook it off and
Speaker 3: they suspended the other kid from what happened. But those
Speaker 3: kind of things he shouldn't have to deal with, obviously.
Speaker 1: But I mean they're they're horizon now. Were there are
Speaker 1: other kids that were supportive over your son?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, he has a few friends that are supportive
Speaker 3: of it. But this indoctrination that they're pushing on these kids,
Speaker 3: they continue to make it more more of a I
Speaker 3: guess a cool thing. A lot of the kids in
Speaker 3: the school now are like, oh, I'm LGBQ. Well, if
Speaker 3: you're not LGBQ, you're an ally. That's part of the plus.
Speaker 3: They keep moving the goalpost on this stuff so that
Speaker 3: they can incorporate more and more kids when it deters
Speaker 3: from the core community that the flag represents.
Speaker 1: Right, you know, And David, the irony here is that
Speaker 1: if you are in the LGBTQ, I don't even know
Speaker 1: the A and the I, and they keep adding all
Speaker 1: these letters. Maybe they'll just use the whole alphabet, make
Speaker 1: it simple so we can all remember it and sing
Speaker 1: it at some point. But you know, at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, there are many parents that don't want this.
Speaker 1: I actually happen to be of the belief we spend
Speaker 1: more per capita per student on education than any country
Speaker 1: in the industrialized world, and we have the worst test results.
Speaker 2: And you know, maybe I'm a little old fashioned.
Speaker 1: Maybe with that horrific record, maybe schools should focus on reading, writing, math, science, arithmetic, computers,
Speaker 1: AI and important topics that will benefit them in their
Speaker 1: future life. You know, maybe I'm just old fashioned. I
Speaker 1: mentioned God. Okay, then all political agendas are out.
Speaker 4: No, You're absolutely right, Sean, And education is a big
Speaker 4: issue right now in our primary between Mike Rogers and
Speaker 4: l Sied And we'll see if he wins today. If
Speaker 4: you believe the polls, he's going to win the Democrat primary.
Speaker 1: Oh, I think I think he's winning, and I'm perfectly
Speaker 1: fine with it. I'll take that fight. And I hope
Speaker 1: the people in Michigan wake up because that could be
Speaker 1: their reality.
Speaker 4: I agree totally and our race for governor. We have
Speaker 4: a primary, and John James is running, has been endorsed
Speaker 4: by President Trump.
Speaker 1: He's made education, He's adorsed by me too. I love
Speaker 1: John James.
Speaker 4: Oh, he's great, and we've endorsed him a long time ago.
Speaker 4: And yeah, it's going to be very interesting to see
Speaker 4: how these races turn out today. But I expect John
Speaker 4: James will win. I expect LSIAD will win. And Mike Rogers,
Speaker 4: if you again believe the polls, Sean Rogers has a
Speaker 4: ten to eleven point lead right now on l SIED,
Speaker 4: So you know we're not we kind of.
Speaker 1: I'm very fond of Mike Rogers. I've known him a
Speaker 1: long time. He got very close before. I think that
Speaker 1: El Sayed and his associations with AOC and Grandpa Bernie
Speaker 1: and Hassam Piker are going to destroy his chances of winning.
Speaker 4: I agree totally. You know, Michigan's a purple state, we
Speaker 4: all know it. But we're not ready to abolish the Senate.
Speaker 4: We're not ready to do all these crazy things, get
Speaker 4: rid of prisons, abolish the police, and all the things
Speaker 4: that they want to do. And that's why l si
Speaker 4: ED has been distancing himself in the last couple of
Speaker 4: weeks his ads I am not a Democratic socialist Sean.
Speaker 4: It's really funny to watch him trying to backtrack from it,
Speaker 4: but it's too.
Speaker 1: I Meanwhile, well glad he was out campaigning with Bernie
Speaker 1: and AOC and Hassan Piker and Hassam Piker is apparently,
Speaker 1: according to one report, we haven't confirmed it, it might
Speaker 1: be an advisor to his campaign. Good luck with that anyway, Shane.
Speaker 1: Good for you, Glad you stood up.
Speaker 2: David.
Speaker 1: Thank you for helping Shane and his family. We appreciate
Speaker 1: you as always, and thanks for being on the show.
Speaker 4: It's always a pleasure, Sean. Thank you.
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Speaker 1: You know, I quote it and I say it, but
Speaker 1: maybe maybe I don't play it enough. Linda was actually
Speaker 1: making this point to me, and I said, you know what,
Speaker 1: that's probably a good point.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't play it enough.
Speaker 1: Maybe I should play it more so people really understand
Speaker 1: how nuts this is DSA new Radical Left is. I mean,
Speaker 1: we now thirty some are DSA people that are running
Speaker 1: for various offices. We'll start with James Tellafrico. You know,
Speaker 1: healthcare is a human right, not a privilege. Oh a
Speaker 1: lot of good that Obamacare did. Nobody ever wants to
Speaker 1: talk about the failure of Obamacare. Why are so many
Speaker 1: people coming from Canada because they have universal health care,
Speaker 1: single payer system there and they come to the United
Speaker 1: States because they don't They don't have enough time to
Speaker 1: wait for the care, the inferior care that they're getting there.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said.
Speaker 6: Healthcare is a human right, it is not a privilege.
Speaker 6: I just since we are in church, and because I
Speaker 6: said BS earlier, if you read our scriptures, if you
Speaker 6: read the New Testament, what does Jesus spend most of
Speaker 6: his time doing? It's not well, you already know, Okay,
Speaker 6: it's not preaching. It's not teaching, it is healing, healing
Speaker 6: the sick, and in matthew twenty five scripture says that's
Speaker 6: how we will be judged and how we will be
Speaker 6: saved by healing the sick.
Speaker 1: And here's Telefreco, mister sixth gender himself God is non binary,
Speaker 1: and of course championing the rights of biological men to
Speaker 1: have access to abortion. I didn't know biological men could
Speaker 1: have an abortion, so I didn't know they can get pregnant.
Speaker 1: I might have to go back to school. But he's
Speaker 1: talking here about preventing men and women's sports being a
Speaker 1: culture war fight.
Speaker 3: Do you have.
Speaker 7: Been empathetic toward and voiced support for trans people that
Speaker 7: you have not been willing to join in in the
Speaker 7: demonization of trans people that motivates so many candidates right
Speaker 7: now and that the Republican Party has relied on so
Speaker 7: heavily in general election campaigns. What's your response to that.
Speaker 8: I mean, I don't think we win by selling people out,
Speaker 8: and we're refusing to do that in this campaign. This
Speaker 8: is a campaign of buy and for all Texans, and
Speaker 8: I think people are really tired of these cultural war
Speaker 8: fights that are designed to tear us apart, designed to
Speaker 8: get us angry. I mean, there are there are difficult
Speaker 8: issues trying to figure out trans athletes in sports. That's
Speaker 8: an issue where we could actually come to a policy solution.
Speaker 8: But instead, politicians like Ken Paxton, they use those difficult
Speaker 8: issues to rile people up, to divide us, to distract
Speaker 8: us in order to win power for themselves.
Speaker 1: Now this guy, remember he's running a you know, vegan
Speaker 1: campaign in the cattle state of Texas. He's against drilling
Speaker 1: in Texas. Six genders. What are the other four? Because
Speaker 1: I can only name two. You know, God is non binary.
Speaker 1: All those years, I say they are for other preyers,
Speaker 1: but that these people are nuts. Now, many of them
Speaker 1: supported by Hassan Piker, the guy that you know blamed
Speaker 1: America for nine to eleven, bringing this socialist movement, actually
Speaker 1: saying something to the effect recently that no presidential candidate
Speaker 1: in twenty eight will support Israel. To that effect, you know,
Speaker 1: ridiculous for undocumented people. Alsayed saying, you know, Alsaiad is
Speaker 1: out there campaigning with Hassan Piker blaming nine to eleven
Speaker 1: on America. You know he now wants Schumer to go away.
Speaker 1: He calls Fetterman in a hall Listen, So you have all.
Speaker 6: These plans of things to do in the Senate, who
Speaker 6: are your biggest obstacles in the Democratic costgue?
Speaker 9: I mean, clearly he's already presented himself the current leader, Schumer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, who do you think is like the biggest
Speaker 1: set of problems am ontter.
Speaker 9: Thtterman is probably the biggest issue. Fetterman is the sitting
Speaker 9: counter argument to the kind of Midwest politics that I
Speaker 9: think really can work.
Speaker 1: He's also just a the al say Ed says, it's
Speaker 1: ridiculous for undocumented people to get at people don't get
Speaker 1: access to a driver's license. Driver's license is for illegals, Okay,
Speaker 1: just to make sure, let's play it.
Speaker 9: Beyond that, I look forward to pushing forward legislation that
Speaker 9: would preempt localities from participating with ICE and using their
Speaker 9: local resources.
Speaker 6: To do the same.
Speaker 9: Beyond that, we've also got to make sure that in
Speaker 9: this state we are not discriminating by documentation status. Right now,
Speaker 9: if you're undocumented, you don't get access to a driver's license,
Speaker 9: so you're stuck. You don't get access to a lot
Speaker 9: of the basic things the state offers everybody else, and
Speaker 9: I think that's ridiculous, and so we've got to stop
Speaker 9: discrimination discriminating that way.
Speaker 1: Then you have this Wisconsin candidate for governor, her name
Speaker 1: Francesca Hang. This woman now says, we found a tape.
Speaker 1: We unearthed the tape. It's about time we fing eighty
Speaker 1: six Trump. Linda, correct me if I'm wrong. Didn't James
Speaker 1: call me get in trouble. But that very thing with
Speaker 1: putting that in the sand, which is accused of doing,
Speaker 1: I just won't make sure.
Speaker 6: Boss.
Speaker 10: I don't know where are you going with us?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean sudden shell formation. It happens to all
Speaker 2: of us, and perfectly happens.
Speaker 1: We walked by the shells, they moved themselves into just
Speaker 1: eighty six forty seven.
Speaker 2: Anyway, here's what she said.
Speaker 11: In the restaurant industry, when we're out of something, you
Speaker 11: say it's eighty six, and I'd say it's about time
Speaker 11: we eighty six Trump. He represents the utter failure of
Speaker 11: our government to keep us safe from threats both viral
Speaker 11: and systemic.
Speaker 1: Then she gives a rambling answer when asked if Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: should be canceled Wisconsin, does this represent your values.
Speaker 12: Do you still believe that Thanksgiving should be canceled.
Speaker 13: I'm a chef and one of the first mules that
Speaker 13: I made that was for the community when I was
Speaker 13: sixteen was a Thanksgiving meal. Now, I always think my
Speaker 13: hospitality background in owning a restaurant for seven eight years,
Speaker 13: that bringing folks around the table to share conversation and
Speaker 13: build community is always a good thing. But Thanksgiving is
Speaker 13: also a time that's incredibly painful for many people in
Speaker 13: our communities. And so I think there I wanted to
Speaker 13: make sure that people understood that there are multiple views,
Speaker 13: but views can evolve and the position that I'm running
Speaker 13: for right now, and I think my background as a
Speaker 13: chef will actually help me become a better governor that's
Speaker 13: able to bring more people to the table.
Speaker 1: Then Francesca Hang talks about the system not working when
Speaker 1: asked if she wants to abolish the police. Well, obviously,
Speaker 1: abolish the police, abolish the police, abolish the police. Know
Speaker 1: where she stands, But listen, do.
Speaker 9: You still warn her to abolish police the open?
Speaker 14: You know, I believe that we have to be serious
Speaker 14: about public say and I'm going to be a governor
Speaker 14: that is more serious than anyone else, and making sure
Speaker 14: that we are building systems up here that we are
Speaker 14: focusing on lowering crime, getting guns off of our street,
Speaker 14: and making sure that folks who are incarcerated, which ninety
Speaker 14: percent of those folks will be going back to community,
Speaker 14: that we're lowering recidivism rate. And it's appalling to me that,
Speaker 14: you know, for folks who are working within our prisons,
Speaker 14: they have some of the highest suicide rates of any
Speaker 14: job and occupation. So this system is not working. If
Speaker 14: we want to be serious, we better be putting these
Speaker 14: billions into the things that we know prevent crime.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is the radicalization that we keep telling
Speaker 1: you about, you know, I keep telling you that they
Speaker 1: are saying it openly and putting it in writing. To
Speaker 1: eliminate the Presidency, the US Senate, the Judiciary, amnesty for illegals,
Speaker 1: abolished borders, abolishizes, defund the Department of War in a
Speaker 1: dangerous world, how stupid are these people? And all deportation,
Speaker 1: eliminate ball, establish a well tax, cradle to grave, womb
Speaker 1: to the tomb, green new deal, abolish prisons, abolished police,
Speaker 1: public ownership of corporations. This will upend the USA in
Speaker 1: ways you can't even imagine this is your future if
Speaker 1: you do not get involved in ninety days, and that
Speaker 1: is three months from today, this midterm election will take place.
Speaker 1: You understand why I'm so urgent about it. Why have
Speaker 1: I been saying I'm asking? Well, I ask a few things.
Speaker 1: Three hours a day on radio, that's all I asked.
Speaker 1: One hour on TV, that's all I ask. Is not
Speaker 1: a lot, you know, and then my new podcast. It's
Speaker 1: not a lot to ask. But if nothing else, please
Speaker 1: convict yourself and your heart, your mind, and your soul
Speaker 1: that you're going to vote and stop these lunatics this
Speaker 1: election year. Let's get to our phones. Let's say hi
Speaker 1: to Ron in Pennsylvania. What's up, Ron? How are you
Speaker 1: glad you called?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 10: Nis Sean? I want to talk about the insane Democrats.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a lot to say about.
Speaker 10: Them, I know, but don't repeat this line You've repeated
Speaker 10: at Fox Newsmax News Nation a lot of right wing podcasters.
Speaker 10: Now you know who John Fitzgerald Kennedy was, right?
Speaker 2: I do, of.
Speaker 10: Course, for me to say that the more moderate Democrat candidate,
Speaker 10: he has to meet the John F. Kennedy standard. And
Speaker 10: as far as I'm concerned. There are no Democrat of
Speaker 10: life today that could come close to that.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: John Fitzgerald Kennedy JFK dropped the top marginal rates dramatically.
Speaker 1: It became the platform of Ronald Reagan and then later
Speaker 1: the platform for President Trump. He was very pro national security,
Speaker 1: national defense. He would not be welcome in today's radicalized
Speaker 1: DSA communist party that is that now dominates. And you know,
Speaker 1: and with the exception of your Senator John Fetterman, there's
Speaker 1: not one mainstream Democrat out there. It's just not You
Speaker 1: have the best Democrat in the country in your state
Speaker 1: who's willing to speak out the way he speaks out.
Speaker 1: I give him a lot of credit. Ron, Thank you
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Man eight hundred and nine point one. Sean,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: let's say hi to John and Missouri. John, Hi, how
Speaker 1: are you glad you called?
Speaker 15: Thank you for taking my call, Sean, God bless you
Speaker 15: and Linda for doing Liberty's work. Really means a lot
Speaker 15: to us.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I we appreciate it.
Speaker 1: I'll speak on Linda's behalf or her contribution when we
Speaker 1: don't have to edit her.
Speaker 15: Yes, you get the touchdowns. But she does the blocking right.
Speaker 1: Thank you, John doesn't even know what she doesn't even
Speaker 1: know what that analogy means.
Speaker 2: She didn't know.
Speaker 10: Nice and that's good.
Speaker 13: Enough for me.
Speaker 2: Okay, whatever you say, Okay, Okay, what.
Speaker 4: Reason I called?
Speaker 15: Just I want to talk about this Marxist madamie. I mean,
Speaker 15: we know he's as sharp as a marvel. But this
Speaker 15: taxpayer funded grocery stores. So now he's going to control
Speaker 15: who can shop there, which means is probably going to
Speaker 15: be paid by people on food stamps, which is taxpayer funded. Now,
Speaker 15: if what about control and power, why don't you just
Speaker 15: give them an extra thirty percent and not go through
Speaker 15: the whole issue of the money that it's going to
Speaker 15: cost to do what he's trying to do with the
Speaker 15: grocery stores. It's about power and control, like you said earlier, Well, let.
Speaker 1: Me give you some background on this. So Mamdannie now
Speaker 1: spending fifty million dollars already on one one location, I
Speaker 1: think it's in Harlem, and they're they're going to be
Speaker 1: offering people a thirty percent discount that means will all
Speaker 1: be subsidized on top of By the way, the front
Speaker 1: page of the New York Post yesterday. They're now, you know,
Speaker 1: crooks to cooks, was the headline in the New York Post.
Speaker 1: Woke Mam Donnie brings farm to table dining to city inmates.
Speaker 1: So we reached out to Mamdani's office about needing ID
Speaker 1: at these you know, free grocery stores, you know and
Speaker 1: government run grocery stores, and they responded, which we were
Speaker 1: very happy about. It said NYC grocery stores will be
Speaker 1: open everyone. There will be no system to verify identify
Speaker 1: residency or income. No one will be asked to show
Speaker 1: ID to shop. Now then they had this. The only
Speaker 1: system under discussion is a customer card designed by the
Speaker 1: private operator to help manage supply and prevent people from
Speaker 1: buying large quantities of discounted staples for resale.
Speaker 2: So you do need a card.
Speaker 1: Now, they don't like it because it exposes their hypocrisy,
Speaker 1: because you don't need any ID in New York State
Speaker 1: to vote. So it's just a it's smoking mirrors. It's
Speaker 1: not real. It's so typical. It's just it's an obfuscation.
Speaker 1: You know, they're they're using to all independently operated. I'm
Speaker 1: like independently operated, my ass. They're full of crap just
Speaker 1: to just outright lying. You shouldn't need any id Oh,
Speaker 1: it's to make sure that you don't you don't hoard
Speaker 1: the low prices we're giving. Okay, but you need you
Speaker 1: need some kind of ID to identify yourself as not
Speaker 1: being one of those people. But you know you can
Speaker 1: vote without any idea at all. And it's this, This
Speaker 1: is all madness.
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