Speaker 1: Thanks God.
Speaker 2: Shan an hour two Sean Hannity Show told Free this Friday.
Speaker 1: It is eight hundred and nine point one.
Speaker 2: Shawn, you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: The descriptions from people that have been coming out of
Speaker 2: Iran in terms of the magnitude of brutality and death
Speaker 2: and evil and the massacre that has taken place there.
Speaker 2: I know the President says that he was able to
Speaker 2: stop the executions. There's conflicting reports as to whether or
Speaker 2: not the crackdown continues. I saw that Lindsey Grand just
Speaker 2: put out an ex post. I just landed in Israel,
Speaker 2: the one and only Jewish date, America's strongest ally and
Speaker 2: friends since its founding.
Speaker 1: If you think.
Speaker 2: I flew all the way to Israel after having not
Speaker 2: slept much in days, to make sure that we do
Speaker 2: not hold the Iatola's murderous regime accountable for the slaughter
Speaker 2: of its own people, being the largest state sponsor of
Speaker 2: terrorism with Americans blood on its hands, and who has
Speaker 2: an endless quest to cheat and obtain nuclear weapons to
Speaker 2: advance their sick religious Nazi beliefs, then you've missed a lot.
Speaker 2: I look forward to meeting with our Israeli allies and
Speaker 2: see how we can build up momentum created by President
Speaker 2: Trump's bold, unprecedented leadership in Iran where he picked the
Speaker 2: people over the Ayatola. The people are right to demand
Speaker 2: an end to this regime. We cannot allow this historic
Speaker 2: moment to pass. And I agree with President Trump the
Speaker 2: downfall of the Ayatola and the regime would be on
Speaker 2: par with the fall of the Berlin Wall. Remember, President
Speaker 2: Trump is not Obama. I believe he's Reagan plus. Now
Speaker 2: the Mike Walls was at the United Nations, obviously the
Speaker 2: United Nations. I am tired of US spending billions of
Speaker 2: dollars annually on an organization that has put countries like
Speaker 2: Iran and Iraq at the time and Syria on their
Speaker 2: human rights board. I mean, it's absolute insanity and madness
Speaker 2: us on their part, and we pay all of this
Speaker 2: money and nothing ever happens. They have a history of
Speaker 2: nothing but virulent anti Semitism and frankly anti Americanism. Mike Walls,
Speaker 2: who is the ambassador to you when said this yesterday.
Speaker 3: Unarmed, peaceful people who love their country are taking to
Speaker 3: the streets in pursuit of their legitimate aspirations for a
Speaker 3: better future.
Speaker 1: Well, this is our message.
Speaker 3: President Donald J. Trump and the United States of America
Speaker 3: stands by the brave people of Iran.
Speaker 2: Now, the President himself has said that help is on
Speaker 2: its way. I interviewed Trey Yanks last night. Tensions are
Speaker 2: high the all most air travel except for international travel,
Speaker 2: as my understanding, has been shut down all throughout the country. Anyway,
Speaker 2: the calls for Donald Trump to help out these unarmed
Speaker 2: people that have been slaughtered, you know, made it to
Speaker 2: be well over now. Twenty thousand people are ongoing. Listen.
Speaker 4: I would say that the Uranian peoples are deeply hoping
Speaker 4: for the President Trump's administration to intervene, whether it's through
Speaker 4: cybersecurity attacks or orlether it's through military operation. So people
Speaker 4: are waiting for the promised help of President Trump. I
Speaker 4: mean that was a goal from the beginning of the protest.
Speaker 1: Right now.
Speaker 2: Trey Yanks had that interview with somebody who had just
Speaker 2: escaped from Iran. Mark Wayne Mullen, Oklahoma senators said, this
Speaker 2: is not the Arab spring under Barack Obama. No matter
Speaker 2: what the President decides to do, whether it be targeted
Speaker 2: military strikes under Article two authority or otherwise, we're going
Speaker 2: to support the freedom of the Iranian people to choose
Speaker 2: their own leadership, he joins us. Now, Senator, great to
Speaker 2: have you as always.
Speaker 5: How are you, sir Sean, I'm doing great. Thanks for
Speaker 5: letting on your show again. It's always a privilege.
Speaker 2: When I was in Washington recently, I had a chance
Speaker 2: to see Senator Mullen. I mean he's a serious martial artist,
Speaker 2: Like you're really into like the belt system and working out.
Speaker 2: I understand you got like how many senators now you
Speaker 2: whipping into shape every day?
Speaker 5: Oh, we have about twelve that work out us in
Speaker 5: a biparson manner. But you know, on the other note,
Speaker 5: my wife is too. My wife's actually going for a
Speaker 5: third or her third degree in karate, and my daughters
Speaker 5: are in karate too. And you know, she used to
Speaker 5: be a kickboxer herself. So I apologize quickly to her
Speaker 5: the reason why I stay in shape, and I still
Speaker 5: I don't compete jiu jitsu, but I'm still rolling jiu
Speaker 5: jitsus so she can't abuse me as bad as she
Speaker 5: used to.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 2: Ouch, sounds like a modern day marriage to me. Congratulations,
Speaker 2: All right, this is serious. I mean we've seen the
Speaker 2: images Unfortunately, I've seen images that I can't air on television.
Speaker 2: You probably have seen them also, and I have not
Speaker 2: seen the level of horror and evil. It just shocks
Speaker 2: one's conscience. Over the years, I've you know, as part
Speaker 2: of my job, I've had to look at beheadings, isis beheadings,
Speaker 2: for example, I've had to look at you know, I
Speaker 2: saw videos from the idef of what actually took place
Speaker 2: on the ground that day on October seventh.
Speaker 1: It shocks the conscience.
Speaker 2: These are not images that you will ever forget in
Speaker 2: the course of your life. They're etched into your memory.
Speaker 2: Is like this horror and those are the images that
Speaker 2: I've seen coming out of Iran, and I can't obviously
Speaker 2: play them on TV because you never know, young children
Speaker 2: are watching. I mean, this could literally change somebody Forever's
Speaker 2: that horrifying and.
Speaker 5: It changes It actually takes a sense of innocence from you.
Speaker 5: You know, I have spent a lot of time in
Speaker 5: the Middle East. I worked in the Middle East, and
Speaker 5: one thing they do understand its peace through strength. But
Speaker 5: the type of humanity that we have in the United
Speaker 5: States is not already comparable to what they go through
Speaker 5: every day when they live underneath a murders regime like this.
Speaker 5: I mean, keep in mind John and Iran in nineteen
Speaker 5: seventy seven, the year I was born, you would argue
Speaker 5: that Iran was more westernized in the United States. I mean,
Speaker 5: they had more women elected to public office in the
Speaker 5: United States did. They had more professionals working in the
Speaker 5: workplace that were women in the United States did And
Speaker 5: then when the regime, the murder's regime came in, overthrew
Speaker 5: the shawl and every since then, you know, they killed thousands,
Speaker 5: if not indirectly or directly around the world because of
Speaker 5: the number one sponsor and terror. They're also don't allow
Speaker 5: women to even keep their own children, much less little
Speaker 5: girls how to read and write. It they do, they
Speaker 5: will to be stoned in public for it because they
Speaker 5: believe Sharia law is the is the law, not the land,
Speaker 5: the law of the world. And so when the president
Speaker 5: has expressed strength, and the world knows that the president
Speaker 5: doesn't bluff because how we've we've not only seen what
Speaker 5: his capability is and overrunning Iran's defense system and taking
Speaker 5: out their nuclear system, and he's also proved that we
Speaker 5: can go and get you wherever you're at wherever you're
Speaker 5: at with very precisions type of a strike with Maduro,
Speaker 5: and that type of strength that the President has expressed
Speaker 5: has got these has got individual's attention, because keep in mind,
Speaker 5: during that twelve day war, the President made it very
Speaker 5: clear he knew where the Ayatola and the rest of
Speaker 5: the murder's regime in Iran was at and he could
Speaker 5: have taken him out at any given time. Right now,
Speaker 5: I bet you that that technology where we knew that
Speaker 5: they were there is still in existence, and so I
Speaker 5: in those images that you're talking about, Sean. The recent
Speaker 5: briefing I just received was even something I hadn't seen
Speaker 5: in quite some time. The hospitals that Iran has is
Speaker 5: the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, which is comparable to the SS
Speaker 5: for the Germans. Extremely loyal to the regime. They have
Speaker 5: stationed people at the hospitals and are refusing care to
Speaker 5: anyone with a gunshot, room or beating or life and
Speaker 5: death and literally making the doctors lay them out on
Speaker 5: a street and slowly watch them die. And that's that's
Speaker 5: the most hume main way we've seen it. We've also
Speaker 5: seen extreme torture taking place by the Revolutionary Guard, by
Speaker 5: these people by making them examples. So it's horrifying, and
Speaker 5: I know the President has seen it.
Speaker 2: So let me be clear because I want to understand.
Speaker 2: I want this audience to understand. Now, the administration apparently
Speaker 2: did stop over eight hundred scheduled executions. I don't know
Speaker 2: if they've taken place in the interim, but that was
Speaker 2: as of yesterday. Yes, And however, is the crackdown continuing?
Speaker 2: Are they Are they still actively involved in shooting and
Speaker 2: killing these protests to.
Speaker 5: My knowledge, unless it's changed in the last fifteen hours,
Speaker 5: the answer that is yes, yes, it is still. It
Speaker 5: is still happening. You know. The The reason why the
Speaker 5: President hasn't gone in for two reasons. One, he wants
Speaker 5: he'll go in on his own time when he's ready
Speaker 5: to make a very impactful strike, not just to strike
Speaker 5: for messaging pieces, but an impactful strike that's precisions driven
Speaker 5: and target driven. And also, the Arab nations in the
Speaker 5: region are trying to work diplomacy, which doesn't work for
Speaker 5: the murder's regime. It's time for the regime to move.
Speaker 5: But the president is working with the Arab nations around there.
Speaker 5: And because we got to think of what the next
Speaker 5: option is too because, like I said, we're not into
Speaker 5: the regime change like Secretary Hillary Clinton was, which caused chaos.
Speaker 5: We want Iranian people to be able to have a
Speaker 5: democracy that they choose to live underneath and restore the
Speaker 5: freedoms that they once uose to have because that generation
Speaker 5: that lost it still is alive today and they still
Speaker 5: remember it all right.
Speaker 2: Clickbreak more with Senator Mark Waynemullen on the other side.
Speaker 2: E one hundred and nine four one sewn our number.
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Speaker 2: We're going to get to your calls at a minute
Speaker 2: eight hundred and nine four one. Show on a final
Speaker 2: moments with Senator Mark Wayne Mullin of Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: Who's with us?
Speaker 2: You see, I mean it's far more complicated than I
Speaker 2: think a lot of people would understand. Donald Trump can say, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm going to crack down. I'm a big believer in
Speaker 2: the Trump doctrine. I think the President has thread the
Speaker 2: needle perfectly in terms of using the absolute might and
Speaker 2: power of the United States military as a force for
Speaker 2: good around the world. Defeating isis to me, it was
Speaker 2: a no brainer. Thank god he did it. That's the
Speaker 2: convert or di mentality ideology. I think taking out Iran's
Speaker 2: nuclear sites, I don't that wasn't complicated for me. They
Speaker 2: had a window of opportunity they took it. The world
Speaker 2: would be a far more dangerous place if the Iranian
Speaker 2: Mulla has ever had had those weapons of mass destruction.
Speaker 2: I think also taken out Solomani, who's killed many Americans included,
Speaker 2: and the people that are the number one state sponsor
Speaker 2: of terror, all of these things, you know, what do
Speaker 2: you say to those people? And there are even some
Speaker 2: people in our party that that believe in isolationism and
Speaker 2: they don't support the Trump doctrine. The Trump doctrinere's no
Speaker 2: boots on the ground, no forever wars. But that doesn't
Speaker 2: mean no military action. What is America to do is
Speaker 2: does America if possible, if they can help people in
Speaker 2: the middle of a slaughter? You know, do we should
Speaker 2: We have the moral obligation to do something if we
Speaker 2: can help. Again, keeping within the parameters of that doctrine,
Speaker 2: I believe we should.
Speaker 5: Well, let's see, let's look at Iran and the threat
Speaker 5: they've had to the United States, chanting death to America
Speaker 5: for for you know, for forty years. They are a threat.
Speaker 5: So it is in the United States interest for this
Speaker 5: regime to be to be removed. And that doesn't mean
Speaker 5: we get involved in every conflict around the world. We've
Speaker 5: got to make sure it's our interests. But being an isolationist,
Speaker 5: we're not an isolation's country because our economy is not isolations,
Speaker 5: our currency isn't isolations. Peace through strength shows that there
Speaker 5: is a superpower for good. China is not a superpower
Speaker 5: for good. China is a superpower for China. The United
Speaker 5: States is a superpower for good, supporting the democracies, just
Speaker 5: supporting supporting individuals, and supporting America's interest home and abroad.
Speaker 5: And so we have to be out there. There's going
Speaker 5: to be in the world. Since history has been written,
Speaker 5: there's always been a superpower out there. There's just never
Speaker 5: been one like the United States because we're not into conquering.
Speaker 5: We're into expanding our freedoms and expanding their opportunities for
Speaker 5: people home and abroad. So it's hard sometimes when you
Speaker 5: deal with someone like Rand Paul because he looks in
Speaker 5: his world, in his own backyard, and the world doesn't
Speaker 5: exist that way. President Trump isn't looking for wars to
Speaker 5: expand like underneath Obama and Hillary Clinton, which U was
Speaker 5: a savitary of state. What the President is trying to
Speaker 5: do is in the wars. That's why he's already ended
Speaker 5: eight wars. That's why he's trying to end the war
Speaker 5: in Russia and Ukraine. That's why he's used peace through strength,
Speaker 5: by using precision, by going in and taking out Mardureau
Speaker 5: who was destabilizing the entire region and poisoning our streets.
Speaker 5: That's why he ended the nuclear threat that Iran had,
Speaker 5: which would have completely destabilized the entire Middle East. And
Speaker 5: so the presidence approach is absolutely as you said, Sean
Speaker 5: spot On, and someone has to be there, and I'd
Speaker 5: rather it be us than someone else.
Speaker 2: I'd rather be us too, because look, I just believe
Speaker 2: in the natural state of manner. Framers and Founders, they
Speaker 2: all discussed this, that we were born to be free beings,
Speaker 2: all created by the same God. And unfortunately, you know,
Speaker 2: if you look at the last century, for example, one
Speaker 2: hundred million human souls murdered in the name of some ism, communism.
Speaker 2: You know, look at Mao and China and Stalin and
Speaker 2: Russia and Hitler and Nazi Germany and fascism and Mussolini.
Speaker 2: There is evil in the world, and you know, but
Speaker 2: for a country that you know stands for good and
Speaker 2: has the strength of the United States, I see this
Speaker 2: as a very dark, evil, ugly world full of death
Speaker 2: and destruction like the videos that unfortunately I had to
Speaker 2: see this week. And You're right, it is a life
Speaker 2: altering It does change you and it never leaves you.
Speaker 2: And trust me when I tell people they don't want
Speaker 2: to see the things that that I'm sure you've seen
Speaker 2: and I've seen and they'll never see on TV because
Speaker 2: it will you'll never erase.
Speaker 1: Those images from your mind.
Speaker 2: We really appreciate you, Mark Way mom one one of
Speaker 2: the I'm not going to roll with you, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm just too old for that. But you know we
Speaker 2: can compare notes because I've been training now for fifteen years.
Speaker 1: I'm not into the belt system.
Speaker 2: I'm into an eclectic blend of arts and situational self
Speaker 2: defense and I do a work out with it. So
Speaker 2: I'm sure yours is different and hard, and maybe we'll
Speaker 2: show you what the things we do too, and you'd
Speaker 2: have fun with it.
Speaker 5: I love Remember you're in a competence building, which competence
Speaker 5: building brings assurance and who you are and what you do,
Speaker 5: so that is that is more important than anything by
Speaker 5: having a belufactor or interways.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you. Oklahoma Senator Mark Way Mullen, Thank you.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Ryan in North Carolina, Ryan High, how
Speaker 2: are you glad you called?
Speaker 1: Sir John.
Speaker 6: Thanks for taking my call today. Real quick, I just
Speaker 6: wanted to get your thoughts on some of the tactics
Speaker 6: we're seeing ICE hues in Minneapolis. Obviously, illegal immigration is
Speaker 6: a huge problem in the US, and you know, Trump
Speaker 6: was elected to do something about it. But you know,
Speaker 6: we're seeing a lot of a lot of instances of
Speaker 6: you know, American citizens being detained by ICE for refusing
Speaker 6: to ID when there's really no suspicion of them being
Speaker 6: an illegal other than them being you know, Hispanic or whatever,
Speaker 6: you know, or we're seeing them go door to door
Speaker 6: and just random knock raids. You know, it just seems
Speaker 6: like we may be taking some of this a little
Speaker 6: bit too far, and we may be into some things
Speaker 6: that could be against the Fourth Headment.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that everything has been done perfectly by ICE,
Speaker 2: but I think you got to look at the big picture,
Speaker 2: and I think this is very important in a question
Speaker 2: that you're raising. And there have been They've not been perfect.
Speaker 2: No law enforcement is ever perfect. But when you look
Speaker 2: at the number one, the magnitude of the problem under Biden,
Speaker 2: Harris may orchis again we've mentioned as many times twelve
Speaker 2: to whatever many million people unvetted alout in the country.
Speaker 2: Among them are terrorists, known terrorists, murderers, rapists, other violent criminals,
Speaker 2: cartel members, GAG members, drug dealers. I have a list
Speaker 2: in front of me of sixteen pages long of the
Speaker 2: worst illegals under President Trump since he's gotten back into
Speaker 2: office from all over the globe that have been convicted
Speaker 2: of murder, manslaughter, assault, drugs. You know, I can't tell
Speaker 2: you the number of instances where children are sexually assaulted, rape, brutalized, trafficking,
Speaker 2: and the list goes on and on and on, and
Speaker 2: so these are the that is the majority of the cases.
Speaker 2: The media would like to highlight on the few cases
Speaker 2: where maybe they had suspicion and maybe it turns out
Speaker 2: that they were not. Right now, there are cases where
Speaker 2: if there are people, do I think they should be
Speaker 2: using their resources and going to places like Home Depot
Speaker 2: or target. I think adjustments already have been made. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, I know they've been made, and
Speaker 2: they are really focused on the vast, overwhelming number of
Speaker 2: illegals that are criminal aliens. But I will say this,
Speaker 2: and I played this earlier in the week, both on
Speaker 2: radio and TV. When Barack Obama used ICE to get
Speaker 2: rid of illegals, most of them were not criminal alien
Speaker 2: Most of them were in the country illegally. ICE was
Speaker 2: mandated to go get them, and it was never an issue.
Speaker 2: And the only difference that I see here is the
Speaker 2: problem is at a magnitude that is a thousand times worse,
Speaker 2: the threat level to American citizens that much greater, and
Speaker 2: it's a clear and present danger to the safety and
Speaker 2: security of people in every small town, in big city
Speaker 2: around the country. It's an acute problem that has to
Speaker 2: be dealt with, and it was the most preventable national
Speaker 2: security disaster in the world. And they're not going to
Speaker 2: be perfect every time. I don't think. I don't like
Speaker 2: any mistakes, but it's inevitable considering the magnitude of the
Speaker 2: problem that was handed off to these agents, and I
Speaker 2: think we got to give them a little bit of slack.
Speaker 2: I think it's a hard job what they're doing, and
Speaker 2: they don't know who they're dealing with on the other
Speaker 2: side of anything. They don't know that a woman in
Speaker 2: a car is about to accelerate towards them. They don't
Speaker 2: know if the person's armed. They don't know if they're
Speaker 2: going to grab shovels and and broom handles like what
Speaker 2: happened this week in Minnesota and go after them.
Speaker 1: So it's you see what's happening to them.
Speaker 2: The atmosphere is horrible, and a lot of these people
Speaker 2: are being the activists are being whipped up by elected
Speaker 2: officials calling them Gestapo and Nazis and and terrorists and fascists,
Speaker 2: and that has done nothing but poor Kerosene on an
Speaker 2: already inflame situation caused again by Biden, Harris and Democrats
Speaker 2: in general. And they're sanctuary state policies and city policies,
Speaker 2: and so it's very very difficult to it's it's it's
Speaker 2: a very complicated issue at times. It's not black and white.
Speaker 1: Sean.
Speaker 6: I understand where you're coming from, and you know, there's
Speaker 6: there's no argument for me that you know, we want
Speaker 6: to we want to get rid of You know, those
Speaker 6: illegals who have been convicted of rape, murder, all these
Speaker 6: horrible crimes. You know, because they're a clear and present
Speaker 6: danger to America and citizens.
Speaker 1: You know, but you don't know who they are.
Speaker 2: In other words, when when you're looking for illegals, and
Speaker 2: for example, you're told this particular area has a lot
Speaker 2: of illegals in it, you know, with every individual you
Speaker 2: are encountering, how are you ever able to ascertain their
Speaker 2: status if if you don't talk to them, if you
Speaker 2: don't stop them and say, okay, may I see your license?
Speaker 2: Let me ask you if a cop pulls you over
Speaker 2: and says can I have your license and registration?
Speaker 1: You did nothing wrong? Would it bother you?
Speaker 6: I mean, if I did nothing wrong, in the cop
Speaker 6: acknowledges I did nothing wrong, why is he pulling me over?
Speaker 6: To begin with?
Speaker 2: Okay, But I'm saying if a cop, let's say you're
Speaker 2: not speedy, let's say your taillight's not out, but you
Speaker 2: get pulled over, can I have your license and registration?
Speaker 1: What is your reaction?
Speaker 6: If I'm getting pulled over by a cop, I'm going
Speaker 6: to give them my license and registration.
Speaker 2: But that's and you're going to say yes, sir, and
Speaker 2: they're going to say okay, thank you, appreciate it, and
Speaker 2: send you on your way.
Speaker 1: Right. Correct.
Speaker 6: But it's a little when you're driving than having a
Speaker 6: cop just walk up to you and say, hey, give
Speaker 6: me your idea, without any without any other you know,
Speaker 6: reasonable suspicion that a crime was committed. And I know
Speaker 6: the burden on ICE officers has been less and in
Speaker 6: the recent Supreme Court case, but it just seems like
Speaker 6: it's sets a really dangerous precedent that could be easily
Speaker 6: abused by Democrats if they're ever an empower Again, I.
Speaker 2: Hear what you're saying, but I think the threat level
Speaker 2: is such that we better get rid of these people.
Speaker 2: I mean, in Minnesota alone, the worst illegals. I'll scroll
Speaker 2: it again on TV tonight. Take a good hard look
Speaker 2: at it, and then you ask whether or not you
Speaker 2: know people need to cooperate with ice and uh. For example,
Speaker 2: if you pull, if you talk to somebody on the
Speaker 2: street and they don't speak English, what do you think
Speaker 2: the odds are that they may be illegal?
Speaker 6: I would say that that would be a be reasonable
Speaker 6: and articulable suspicion that, yeah, that person may not be
Speaker 6: here legally. But you know, there's a lot of cases.
Speaker 6: As I said, they're going in a lot.
Speaker 2: Of or they they speak very little English. I mean,
Speaker 2: is is that reasonable to you?
Speaker 6: That would be reasonable? But we're seeing a lot of
Speaker 6: a lot of enforcement efforts where they're just going and
Speaker 6: knocking on it.
Speaker 2: Now we're not really seeing a lot you are you
Speaker 2: seeing as a corrupt legacy media that is never telling
Speaker 2: you about the worst the illegals that I've been putting
Speaker 2: on the air, the worst of the worst that are
Speaker 2: being arrested, and the good job that they are doing.
Speaker 2: And they'll focus on the one or two cases where
Speaker 2: maybe you know, they made a mistake or maybe it
Speaker 2: was somebody that is in the country legally. And I'm
Speaker 2: not saying I want any mistakes. I don't, but I
Speaker 2: don't expect perfection either, especially considering again, as I said,
Speaker 2: the magnitude of this. But I appreciate the call. I
Speaker 2: want I want them to get it right. And I
Speaker 2: think that the President is keenly aware of where their
Speaker 2: focus should be, as is Tom Holman and Christy Noman,
Speaker 2: all the leaders. They're aware of this issue. They don't
Speaker 2: want to go after people that are in the country legally.
Speaker 2: They don't. It's not their mission. Their mission is to
Speaker 2: find the bad guys. It's eight ninety four one, Shawn.
Speaker 2: If you want to be a part of the program
Speaker 2: this Friday, James Texas Next Sean Hannity Show. What's up, James,
Speaker 2: god Bless Texas.
Speaker 7: Yeah, thanks John. This is James from Corpus Christi, Texas.
Speaker 7: I've just got a couple of things. First off, if
Speaker 7: the Blue States would honor the detainers, we wouldn't. We
Speaker 7: wouldn't be having this conversation.
Speaker 2: But what I'd like for you to do is be
Speaker 2: a lot safer for everybody, wouldn't it. That's a great point.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I want you to text Donald Trump for me
Speaker 7: for Jane from Corpus Christy.
Speaker 2: Hang on, who's the president, James, Corpus Christy. Go ahead,
Speaker 2: I'm taking notes.
Speaker 7: Okay, before he you know, pulls a trigger on the
Speaker 7: Insurrection Act. Okay, Donald Trump is is he's you know
Speaker 7: how good he is on the phone, and he needs
Speaker 7: to talk to him off a cliff otherwise he's going
Speaker 7: to go down as the the worst governor in the
Speaker 7: history of forever.
Speaker 2: Here it is gone down as the worst governor. Ever,
Speaker 2: I mean, he's a disaster. And I'll tell you right now,
Speaker 2: I think he's probably going to get indicted. I think
Speaker 2: that the odds are very high that that would happen
Speaker 2: with Tim Walls. Now I don't say that in a
Speaker 2: cavalier fashion, because we've expected those types of things to
Speaker 2: happen in the past and they don't.
Speaker 1: But anyway, I'll give you the last word.
Speaker 7: And I'm not talking about a zoom call where he's
Speaker 7: got five people on your team. I'm talking about just
Speaker 7: one of those night calls, just the two of them,
Speaker 7: and let's talk this through. Tell Trump that James said
Speaker 7: to do that. James from Corpus CHRISTI now the reason
Speaker 7: for my call, the main reason for my call is
Speaker 7: you talked often about your early career and food services
Speaker 7: and construction and so on and so forth, and then
Speaker 7: you ended up in radio. And I don't really see
Speaker 7: you as a broadcaster host. I see you as an entrepreneur.
Speaker 7: And all really successful entrepreneurs, which you are, always had
Speaker 7: that one moment, that one thing. What was that one
Speaker 7: moment with you that got you out of painting houses
Speaker 7: or not out, but you did them at the same
Speaker 7: time that made you walk into a radio station. Was
Speaker 7: it an ad he didn't have the internet back being
Speaker 7: it was Winstone Times. What was that?
Speaker 2: It's a listen when I get more deeply into the
Speaker 2: podcast that I'm that we're doing, and I'll have an
Speaker 2: announcement about that soon. These are topics that I'll get
Speaker 2: into great detail on. Let me give you the short version.
Speaker 2: And I have discussed it before. But I don't know why.
Speaker 2: But when I was very young, and I mean eleven
Speaker 2: twelve thirteen, I was obsessed with radio, I mean, and
Speaker 2: I would listen to it all the time, and the
Speaker 2: only thing I did was watch sports on TV.
Speaker 1: At that time.
Speaker 2: I was watching like the Mets, baseball, hockey and and.
Speaker 1: Things like that. But I was obsessed.
Speaker 2: And the great pioneers of talk radio, they were formulating
Speaker 2: talk radio in my youth.
Speaker 1: It was not a big thing. I mean, Barry Farber.
Speaker 2: Barry Gray, when I lived in Rhode Island, people like
Speaker 2: Jerry Williams and Gene Burns and David Brudnoy, I mean,
Speaker 2: these phenomenal hosts, and I would I was obsessed. My
Speaker 2: father would scream at me to shut the radio off.
Speaker 2: I didn't know why. I have no idea. Why I was.
Speaker 2: You know, I remember Barry Farber. God rest Is solely
Speaker 2: passed away. I was friends with him still he passed away,
Speaker 2: and Barry Farber said, go get a globe and he
Speaker 2: and he explained Soviet expansionism, the former Soviet Union and
Speaker 2: Hungary and Poland and Yugoslavian Czechoslovakia, and you know, he
Speaker 2: was just brilliant. He spoke like fifty languages. It was insane.
Speaker 2: And so to cut to the chase is that I
Speaker 2: went from the restaurant business and then I was in
Speaker 2: the construction business because I was working my way in
Speaker 2: and out of college, and I'd run out of money,
Speaker 2: and then I'd go back to work, run out of money,
Speaker 2: go back to school. You know, I'm gon go back
Speaker 2: to work, and I'd be up on a ladder. And
Speaker 2: I started calling talk radio shows and I started to
Speaker 2: realize that people, I want to talk to that guy
Speaker 2: that said he's on a ladder, and people responded more
Speaker 2: to what I said. I was very passionate about it.
Speaker 2: Then the Iran Countra hearings happened and I was all
Speaker 2: over it. And then at the time I had moved
Speaker 2: to California, I just packed up and move. Don't ask
Speaker 2: me why, just on a whim. And I saw that
Speaker 2: there was a local radio station at a college campus
Speaker 2: that gave shows to people in the community. And I
Speaker 2: went down and I applied, and I can tell you
Speaker 2: I did my first show that light went on. I
Speaker 2: was scared to death and it changed my life. I
Speaker 2: didn't I wanted to do nothing else.
Speaker 1: I was it.
Speaker 2: I love that and I hung out at that radio station.
Speaker 2: They hated me like everyone else. I was terrible. I
Speaker 2: deserved to get fired.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 2: But then once they took the mic away from me,
Speaker 2: I wanted. I wanted to do nothing else. That's all
Speaker 2: I wanted to do. And then I put an ad
Speaker 2: in a trade paper. I got hired in Huntsville, Alabama.
Speaker 2: My first professional job was nineteen ninety. I'd started in
Speaker 2: eighty seven or eight, and low and Beholo was making
Speaker 2: nineteen thousand dollars a year, and I'd never been happier.
Speaker 2: Far less than I was making in construction, believe it
Speaker 2: or not, but I didn't care.
Speaker 1: I loved it.
Speaker 2: I tell young people all the time, find what you
Speaker 2: love and then find a way to make money at it.
Speaker 2: And I never expected to be successful ever. TV was
Speaker 2: never in the equation ever, And I think I've lived
Speaker 2: an undeserved life and I still love it today. I
Speaker 2: don't work. I didn't work in the beginning for money.
Speaker 2: I don't work for money today. But yeah, I've become
Speaker 2: a pretty good businessman. And I do all sorts of
Speaker 2: other things that you know, because I get bored easily.
Speaker 2: But most of my day is spend studying and I
Speaker 2: love it and I'm blessed and I thank God every
Speaker 2: day for the ability to have this microphone on that
Speaker 2: camera every night.
Speaker 1: I hope that does that answer your question.
Speaker 7: Yes, be sure to text mister Trump, Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I know James Corpus Christy, Texas got it all right, man,
Speaker 2: appreciate it. Eight hundred ninety four one, Shawn is our
Speaker 2: number if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: Lind did you like my answer? Oh yeah, you don't
Speaker 2: sound very enthusiastic. I didn't like that answer. I didn't
Speaker 2: like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, No
Speaker 4: I just I'm amazed that people are like, yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: in your free time, Sean, if you could just reach
Speaker 4: out to the president for me, like good grief,