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Speaker 2: I had said this for many, many years. I said
Speaker 2: it at the time when I was on radio. I
Speaker 2: started when Reagan was president, and I said that I
Speaker 2: believe that strategic defense will probably one day go down
Speaker 2: as President Reagan's greatest legacy. And I would believe, I
Speaker 2: would argue that when you see the Iron Dome and
Speaker 2: it's shooting, you know, ballistic missiles out of the sky,
Speaker 2: hundreds of them at a time, fired from Iran into Israel,
Speaker 2: that is evidence that my prediction was correct. Well, President
Speaker 2: and Trump wants to take what was started what forty
Speaker 2: years ago, and now bring it to the next level.
Speaker 2: And he's talking about the Golden Dome that would protect
Speaker 2: our entire nation against any missile attack, ballistic missiles, nuclear
Speaker 2: weapons fired from anywhere around the globe and prevent it
Speaker 2: from killing what could be hundreds of thousands of Americans
Speaker 2: or maybe more. I think it probably in his case
Speaker 2: as well, ultimately one day, knowing that evil has always
Speaker 2: existed and will continue to exist, probably be his greatest legacy.
Speaker 2: And he made the announcement with Pete Hegseth earlier this week.
Speaker 2: We covered it on this program. Anyway, here to talk
Speaker 2: about this is Chairman Brian mass Congressman Flyer of Florida.
Speaker 2: He's on the Foreign Affairs Committee, and he introduced the
Speaker 2: bill with the President in the Oval Office to honor
Speaker 2: fallen law enforcement officials by awarding a new medal to
Speaker 2: the families and he himself. By the way, if you
Speaker 2: don't know his background, you need to know his background.
Speaker 2: He followed in his father's footsteps. He served in the
Speaker 2: US Army for more than twelve years. He got many medals,
Speaker 2: the Bronze Star, the Army Commendation, Medal of Valor, Purple Heart,
Speaker 2: Metal Defense, Notorious Service Medal. He was deployed in Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: He worked as a bomb disposal expert under the elite
Speaker 2: Joint Special Operations Command, and the last improvised explosive device
Speaker 2: that he found resulted in catastrophic injuries, which included the
Speaker 2: loss of both of his legs. He likes so many
Speaker 2: others are. He is a hero and deserves nothing but
Speaker 2: our honor and respect. And he's been a long time
Speaker 2: front of this program. Brian, thank you for being with us.
Speaker 2: We appreciate your time, we appreciate your hard work.
Speaker 5: Yeah no, thank you for having me, and thank you
Speaker 5: for thinking about this medal of sacrifice that President Trump
Speaker 5: just had a brilliant idea. Hey, you know what, there's
Speaker 5: nothing like the Medal of Honor. There's nothing that goes
Speaker 5: directly from the presidency to the families of these fallen
Speaker 5: law enforcement officers or first responders or firefighters, and we
Speaker 5: need to change that. And he looked at me, standing
Speaker 5: that we were at a memorial for three fallen Palm
Speaker 5: Beach County Sheriff's deputies, that they were all very tragically killed.
Speaker 5: We were at a memorial for them. They said, Brian,
Speaker 5: get that done, and that became the mission, and his
Speaker 5: son Eric and I and Tiffany's and others, we all
Speaker 5: started working on it immediately.
Speaker 2: Well, it's pretty amazing. Let's talk about the Golden Dome
Speaker 2: and what the President laid out, what the vision is.
Speaker 2: I know it's expensive, but I mean, in this world,
Speaker 2: knowing world's history, knowing evil exists, I don't really see
Speaker 2: an alternative. And I think the fact that the President
Speaker 2: is preparing for it now is brilliant. You saw the
Speaker 2: reaction this week from both China and Russia. They don't
Speaker 2: like what the President is doing because they would like
Speaker 2: to know, in the back of their minds they'd be
Speaker 2: able to nuke us and get away with it, and
Speaker 2: that would take that opportunity away. The President believes it's
Speaker 2: a three year project. It's certainly an ambitious project, but
Speaker 2: I believe, you know, with AI and technology advancing in
Speaker 2: terms of warfare, I believe that it's achievable.
Speaker 1: Your thoughts, Yeah.
Speaker 5: You know, And we also know this about China and Russia.
Speaker 5: They have both deployed offensive weapons into space as well,
Speaker 5: and so this is something that there's a defense against
Speaker 5: that they don't want us to be able to defend
Speaker 5: against them or around. They don't want us to be
Speaker 5: able to defend against them parking a sub off of
Speaker 5: our shore, which would be infinitely more dangerous than what
Speaker 5: the Cuban missile crisis was decades ago. Parking dukes off
Speaker 5: of off of our coast in Cuba, they don't want
Speaker 5: us to be able to and this will be high
Speaker 5: tech and low tech. They don't want us to be
Speaker 5: able to defend against inexpensive but very precise drone technology
Speaker 5: and bringing those things to our shores. So all of
Speaker 5: the capabilities that we bring to bear to protect our borders.
Speaker 5: That's again to do what is always President Trump's mantra.
Speaker 5: It's always at the forefront of his mind, protecting Americans,
Speaker 5: making Americans safer, making Americans more prosperous, and this means,
Speaker 5: like you said, fulfilling a dream that President Reagan had.
Speaker 5: That now President Trump says, we had the technology that
Speaker 5: we can do this for real.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, do you agree with me that. Remember
Speaker 2: when Reagan introduced a strategic defense and he was mocked
Speaker 2: and he was ridiculed and all of those things, And
Speaker 2: you know what, it turned out to be a stroke
Speaker 2: of genius on his part. And look at the Iron
Speaker 2: Dome in Israel. And by the way, it's been deployed
Speaker 2: in many countries around the world. But it was American ingenuity,
Speaker 2: technology and his vision that got it got it up.
Speaker 2: And I was next to the Iron Dome. I've been
Speaker 2: to Israel many times. I was there when it was fired.
Speaker 2: I watched it take missiles out of the sky. It's
Speaker 2: a sight to see it. I got to tell you.
Speaker 5: It's incredible to see it. But also when you see
Speaker 5: that deployed, you realize that every single time it is
Speaker 5: intercepting one of those pieces of ordnance in the sky.
Speaker 5: Those pieces of ordnance are fired to indiscriminately kill anybody
Speaker 5: that they can in epicenters of population. That's what they're
Speaker 5: trying to fire them to. It's not to hit just
Speaker 5: military targets. Is is there an American person that would
Speaker 5: be in the way of that that they could hit,
Speaker 5: Or in the case of Israel, is there any Jew,
Speaker 5: any Israeli in the way that they can hit in
Speaker 5: that and they would love to hit them, and we
Speaker 5: have that capability to knock them out of the sky.
Speaker 5: And we're going to say, let's bring those batteries to
Speaker 5: the United States of America to all of our borders,
Speaker 5: whether it's tactical high altitude area defense, to defend or
Speaker 5: to defend against intercontinental ballistic missiles, to defend against something
Speaker 5: coming out of the atmosphere and from space, to defend
Speaker 5: against something coming again off of a submarine or off
Speaker 5: of a ship, or something that they could bring across
Speaker 5: to our shores. It's making sure that we have these capabilities.
Speaker 5: We know that we have the technology for it. Let's
Speaker 5: bring it to bear on behalf of us, who are
Speaker 5: the greatest producers of defense articles anywhere across the globe.
Speaker 5: Let's make sure we have it for Americans.
Speaker 1: How does it work? How do you envision this working?
Speaker 5: I think you envisioned it at a number of different levels.
Speaker 5: Part of it you envisioned as Patriot batteries or something
Speaker 5: similar to a Patriot battery, which is what's like the
Speaker 5: Iron Dome system in Israel. Part of it you envision,
Speaker 5: like what I said, tactical high altitude area defense, and
Speaker 5: a lot of this you can layer on top of
Speaker 5: what Israel has easier because Israel is a very small
Speaker 5: land mass, but they have a number of different programs
Speaker 5: Iron Dome and David Sling and the Aero system. So
Speaker 5: those are all different levels of being able to intercept
Speaker 5: ordinance coming in from different distances at different speeds, at
Speaker 5: different altitudes, and these are the kind of things that
Speaker 5: have to be calculated, but across an infinitely larger land
Speaker 5: masks that is the United States of America.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty amazing. You know, Memorial Days coming up, and
Speaker 2: I don't think a lot of us spend enough time
Speaker 2: really appreciating the sacrifice of so many for the liberties
Speaker 2: that we all take for granted. We think about Memorial
Speaker 2: Day with thinking about getting together with friends and family
Speaker 2: and barbecues and for me, you know, Florida Panthers hockey games,
Speaker 2: playoff games, and the things that we all enjoy to do.
Speaker 2: And I always try to remind people on these holidays
Speaker 2: to pause and just just think for a minute, maybe
Speaker 2: say a prayer for all of those people that gave
Speaker 2: it all for our country and people like yourself. You know,
Speaker 2: I can't imagine, you know, you have both your legs
Speaker 2: blown off by an IED and now you have to
Speaker 2: rebuild your life and rebuild it. You did at the
Speaker 2: highest level. But I'm sure that that that that had
Speaker 2: to be both psychologically and physically, you know, the biggest
Speaker 2: challenge in your life. Tell us about how that was
Speaker 2: for you so people really can understand it.
Speaker 5: It was Sean and it wasn't the biggest challenge. It
Speaker 5: was the biggest challenge because you know, physically what was
Speaker 5: in front of me. All of a sudden, I'm waking
Speaker 5: up in a hospital be and Walter Reid with no legs,
Speaker 5: with no ability to do things for myself, Tubes coming
Speaker 5: out of every part of me, and swollen you know,
Speaker 5: beyond you know, well beyond what my size was before
Speaker 5: from the trauma of this explosion. But not difficult because
Speaker 5: of who we Americans are and when I was injured
Speaker 5: in twenty ten, there was fifty sixty seventy men and
Speaker 5: women a month that were waking up in a condition
Speaker 5: like my own. And that doesn't count those that were
Speaker 5: of course killed that we remember on Memorial Day and
Speaker 5: those that I recovered alongside. We were just pushing each
Speaker 5: other every single day. You're gonna, you know, walk two
Speaker 5: laps on those prosthetic lives, I'm gonna walk three laps.
Speaker 5: You're gonna carry ten pounds, I'm gonna carry twenty pounds.
Speaker 5: That's that's the American spirit. That's who we are, and
Speaker 5: that's why we always overcome. That's why we're always better
Speaker 5: than others, because that spirit's always inside of us and
Speaker 5: we draw upon it in the most important moments of
Speaker 5: our lives. And to bring those those fallen service members
Speaker 5: into it, to go to what you started with on us, Yes,
Speaker 5: please say a prayer for them, Say a prayer for
Speaker 5: their families that gave up their patriots, that would give
Speaker 5: anything to have five more minutes with them or just
Speaker 5: one more hug, you know, man, bring the feet of
Speaker 5: tears thinking about it, you know, and not just say
Speaker 5: a prayer for them, Say their name, read their story,
Speaker 5: learn about their sacrifice, and inspire the next generation to say,
Speaker 5: you know what, there was a hell of a lot
Speaker 5: that was done for my country on my behalf by
Speaker 5: others that gave their life. What can I do for
Speaker 5: my country?
Speaker 2: It's so I mean, I cannot ever articulate it as
Speaker 2: well as you can.
Speaker 1: I'll I'll never forget this.
Speaker 2: Brian and I did this with Colonel North and we
Speaker 2: were doing these freedom concerts around the country, and we
Speaker 2: did raise a lot of money for the children of
Speaker 2: slain soldiers or severely injured soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq,
Speaker 2: specifically for a college fund for them. And I remember
Speaker 2: the trips we made to Bethesda and to Walter Reid,
Speaker 2: and I remember meeting these young men that had body
Speaker 2: parts blown off and watching.
Speaker 1: Them in pain.
Speaker 2: I remember one young man in particular. They were they
Speaker 2: were trying, were hoping that his bone would grow back together.
Speaker 2: They had all these rods in it and it was
Speaker 2: so painful. They'd move them and he'd be like screaming
Speaker 2: because the pain was so excruciating for him. And I
Speaker 2: remember walking out of those experiences and walking out of
Speaker 2: those hospitals embarrassed, because, you know, thinking that how can
Speaker 2: I possibly ever think I have a problem after seeing
Speaker 2: and witnessing what these guys are going through?
Speaker 1: Does does that make sense to you.
Speaker 5: I think it does make sense, and I think it's
Speaker 5: the right way to look at it. You know, none
Speaker 5: of us want people to look at us and say,
Speaker 5: you know, oh, poor me, poor that guy. We don't
Speaker 5: look at ourselves as victims. We knew full well the
Speaker 5: hazards of our chosen professions in being service members, Army,
Speaker 5: Air Force, Marines, Navy, Coast Guard. You know, we knew,
Speaker 5: we knew that hazards of it. All of us want
Speaker 5: to come home to our families. But let that sacrifice
Speaker 5: be an inspiration that, you know what, you can keep going.
Speaker 5: You know what, you can pick up your life. And
Speaker 5: you're not made of glass. If you fall down, You're
Speaker 5: not just going to shatter into a thousand pieces. And
Speaker 5: the fact of the matter is, again, we as Americans,
Speaker 5: when we have these extreme traumatic events, we don't curl
Speaker 5: up in a quarter and quit and start crying. We
Speaker 5: own it. We look it in the eye, and we
Speaker 5: give it a boot in the backside. And I think
Speaker 5: Colonel North would say it in the exact same way.
Speaker 5: We own it, and we give it a size ten
Speaker 5: in the backside. And that's what makes us great. And
Speaker 5: the more we do that, the more that we inspire
Speaker 5: somebody else to do that. And I don't think we
Speaker 5: do it for the sake of inspiration, but it has
Speaker 5: to inspire other people to say, yep, I can do it,
Speaker 5: you know. And I'd say this about myself show I'm
Speaker 5: not special. I'm not a special individual. I'm an American,
Speaker 5: and as an American, I just made the choice to
Speaker 5: overcome you kind.
Speaker 1: Of are special. All right, quick freak.
Speaker 2: We'll come back more with Congressman Brian mast he's with
Speaker 2: the Foreign Affairs Committee. We're talking about the Golden Dome
Speaker 2: and of course Memorial Day on Monday, and much more.
Speaker 2: We'll get to your calls as well. Eight hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety four one Sean as we continue, and Jimmy Fayla
Speaker 2: coming up. Hopefully he'll put a smile on your face
Speaker 2: as we continue. Right, we continue now with Brian Masters,
Speaker 2: with us talking about the President's outline for the Golden
Speaker 2: Dome defense system and also Memorial Day coming up on Monday.
Speaker 2: I'll never forget one one visit. And as we were
Speaker 2: walking out of the hospital there was we ran into
Speaker 2: a guy. He was basically getting off his bicycle, had
Speaker 2: been to Walter Reed had lost both his legs and
Speaker 2: rode his bicycle. However many miles it was a pretty
Speaker 2: long distance. So if I recall correctly, to go to
Speaker 2: go there and talk to the guys that were going
Speaker 2: through what he had been through, to encourage them and say, look,
Speaker 2: I just rode my bike twenty miles to get here,
Speaker 2: and let them know that there is life on the
Speaker 2: other side of it.
Speaker 5: To take that point. You know, one of the guys
Speaker 5: that I specifically remember on Memorial Day, one of my
Speaker 5: closest friends over there, Lance Boegler. This individual died on
Speaker 5: his ninth deployment in twelve years. You want to talk
Speaker 5: about being old, this is a ninth time overseas in
Speaker 5: a twelve year window. And that's when he was killed.
Speaker 5: He was a mortarman with the seventy fifth Ranger Regiment
Speaker 5: and an enemy mortar came in and landed directly and
Speaker 5: what was his mortar pit, and it killed him and
Speaker 5: injured some of my other friends. And this was just
Speaker 5: just after I was injured on a different mission. But
Speaker 5: that's what war looked like at that time, and for
Speaker 5: many others that kind of pace of tour of duty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you certainly are a hero to me. I'm
Speaker 2: so grateful for your experience sharing it with our audience
Speaker 2: and what you're doing with the Golden Dome and all
Speaker 2: you do in Congress and an inspiration for all. And
Speaker 2: I hope people will take time this Memorial Day to
Speaker 2: remember all of the people that have given it all
Speaker 2: so that we can live free, because freedom is not free, period.
Speaker 1: Msman, we appreciate you man more than you know.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
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Speaker 1: On Fox News possible.
Speaker 2: So as a result, I was kicking around some ideas
Speaker 2: I was able to be the EMPC of Fox Nations
Speaker 2: Patriot Awards and People Go Go.
Speaker 1: I had no idea that you were this funny.
Speaker 2: Well, I do a serious news show on TV and
Speaker 2: on radio, though we do goof around with Linda quite
Speaker 2: a bit on this program. And anyway, I've talked to
Speaker 2: Jimmy Fayla and he travels the country almost every weekend
Speaker 2: and he does his comedy show. He's one of the
Speaker 2: funniest guys I've ever met. So we put together a
Speaker 2: show and it's called Punchlines and Patriots. It's going to
Speaker 2: be me and Jimmy Fayla. It's two shows only as
Speaker 2: of now. All right, the first show is going to
Speaker 2: be Saturday, June the twenty eighth, seven pm. It's in
Speaker 2: Clearwater in Florida at Ruth Eckert Hall. All right, now,
Speaker 2: there's only limited seats available. I know a lot of
Speaker 2: seats have sold already. I don't know how many. I
Speaker 2: don't follow that. And then the next night, Sunday, June
Speaker 2: twenty ninth, again seven pm, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, at the
Speaker 2: Broward Center for Performing Arts, that show is going to
Speaker 2: be filmed for a later date for Fox Nation and
Speaker 2: you can be on TV and we'll make sure you
Speaker 2: can wave to mom and dad and grandma and grandpa. Anyway,
Speaker 2: so if you live in Tampa, if you live in Clearwater,
Speaker 2: if you're in Fort Lauderdale, if you're in Miami, if
Speaker 2: you're in Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, if you're in Boca,
Speaker 2: if you're in Jacksonville, guess what, you can make it
Speaker 2: to the show, and we'd love to have you come.
Speaker 2: And my understanding is they tried to make tickets as
Speaker 2: inexpensive as possible so everybody can have a great time.
Speaker 2: And for me, I'm doing this this. I just love
Speaker 2: being out on the road. And anyway, Jimmy Failow is
Speaker 2: with us now. I don't know why you ever agreed
Speaker 2: to do this with me, but you know, do you
Speaker 2: know I'm putting my entire life and career at risk
Speaker 2: here because you do this professionally. You are one of
Speaker 2: the funniest people I've ever met in my life.
Speaker 1: You're to me.
Speaker 2: I've watched your stand up. You're like Chappelle and Chris Rock,
Speaker 2: and I am dumb enough to get on the stage
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 1: What am I thinking?
Speaker 3: But remember this, we're not competing. We're a team. It's
Speaker 3: like you know, it's like Jill Bid, you were a team.
Speaker 2: You do your act, I do my act, then we
Speaker 2: do a part, then we do Q and A and
Speaker 2: we get on the stage together. But your act is
Speaker 2: going to be so much better than mine. That's the problem.
Speaker 3: You're gonna be great. Honestly. The only advice I have
Speaker 3: for real is because your questioned the Patriot Awards. But
Speaker 3: one of the reasons obviously the tickets aren't very expensive
Speaker 3: is one we want it to be accessible, but two,
Speaker 3: we don't want to have to dress as nice as
Speaker 3: we did at the Patriot Awards.
Speaker 2: By the way, that is not happening for me. That's
Speaker 2: not how I addressed my real life.
Speaker 3: There is no tuxedo coming to clear Water or Fort Lauderdale.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you no, no, no, but you might see
Speaker 2: me in a black Nike shirt and a hoodie like
Speaker 2: John Fetterman.
Speaker 1: You might see me that way.
Speaker 3: That's probably the funniest thing about what we're doing is
Speaker 3: it's this big giant show. They're filming it for TV,
Speaker 3: but the audience will be dressed better than the star.
Speaker 2: That's probably true. By the way, we'll tell everybody ahead
Speaker 2: of the time, you don't have to get dressed up
Speaker 2: for this event, right. I hope they serve they're serving cocktails.
Speaker 2: Then the odds are much higher that people will laugh
Speaker 2: at my jokes.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, the drunker, you folks, gets the funnier it's
Speaker 3: gonna be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe we should make it at nine thirty at
Speaker 2: night and then give them another two and a half
Speaker 2: hours for cocktail quote hour.
Speaker 3: Right, serving amount of a funnel. Oh, it's gonna be great. Well, listen,
Speaker 3: you know this and I know this. You cannot You
Speaker 3: cannot offend a Florida crowd. I have tried everything. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's too These are the happiest, easy going people you'll
Speaker 3: ever meet. If anything, we might get in trouble for
Speaker 3: not being dirty enough, because we're not dirty comedians.
Speaker 5: They might be mad at.
Speaker 3: Us for that.
Speaker 2: Come on, no, well, well hang on a second, not
Speaker 2: to be repeated on this show. There are a couple
Speaker 2: of lines. And I was backstage watching you do your
Speaker 2: routine at the Fox Nation Awards. I go, WHOA Did
Speaker 2: I hit that correctly? And I was dying. I was
Speaker 2: dying laughing.
Speaker 3: Well, you want to laugh out loud, it's so funny.
Speaker 3: So the morning after the Patriot Awards, I get an
Speaker 3: email from our buddy Jesse Waters. Eddie wrote, I'm just
Speaker 3: checking in to make sure you're still employed.
Speaker 1: That is pretty funny. But this is what you do
Speaker 1: for a living.
Speaker 2: And and but but I'll tell you something I've always said,
Speaker 2: and the most powerful forms of communication are music number one,
Speaker 2: I believe, and I think comedy is right up there.
Speaker 2: It is if you can make a point. And by
Speaker 2: the way, the Democrats melting down every single second of
Speaker 2: every day, and they're lying about Joe's cognitive state and
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton, and I mean, there's so
Speaker 2: much material. I'm now keeping a running list of things
Speaker 2: I want to talk about.
Speaker 3: I mean, with the show could be eight hours long.
Speaker 3: And you know, it's funny though, when you talk about them, Sean,
Speaker 3: they were trying to cancel comedians. That's how they lost America, really,
Speaker 3: because you know, you're never going to be at a
Speaker 3: party and go I can't wait till the guy who
Speaker 3: gets offended at everything shows up.
Speaker 1: You know, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: And if you do want to hang out with that guy,
Speaker 3: you're out of luck as he doesn't get invited to parties.
Speaker 1: You know that's true too, That is very true us.
Speaker 3: Oh man, Like, seriously, during the Q and A, if
Speaker 3: there's anybody listening that wants to do a five minute
Speaker 3: routine of their own, I might say do it because
Speaker 3: everybody has jokes at this point, cause so many things
Speaker 3: have gone on. Dude, we just spent four years being
Speaker 3: told that men could have babies, Like, Sean, you've never
Speaker 3: gotten well Sunday where they were like, hey, we can't
Speaker 3: make it. Vinnie's going into labor. You know that's never happened.
Speaker 3: So we've got so many targets for this show. It's
Speaker 3: you know, they can't misshow so just leave the tucks
Speaker 3: at home and you'll be fine.
Speaker 2: I'd let me tell you, I'd rather die than where
Speaker 2: that tucks again. But anyway, look I'm honored to actually
Speaker 2: do this show with you. We have two shows Saturday,
Speaker 2: June twenty eighth, seven o'clock Ruth Eckert Hall. That's in
Speaker 2: clear Water. That means, if you're in Tampa Clearwater, please come.
Speaker 2: We'd love to have you. Now, how do we get tickets?
Speaker 2: I know we have them on Hannity dot com or
Speaker 2: a link on Hannity dot com. How how else can
Speaker 2: people get.
Speaker 3: Tickets Hannity dot com, Foxacross America dot Com. Both sites
Speaker 3: have the tickets sold the same process. You get to
Speaker 3: see me and Sean on our Natural habitat jeans t
Speaker 3: shirts the way the Good Lord meant us to appear
Speaker 3: in public before they gave us a hair and makeup team.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I don't have a hair and
Speaker 2: makeup team, and I do my own and don't forget.
Speaker 2: So it's Saturday in Clearwater, June twenty eighth, it's Sunday
Speaker 2: in Fort Lauderdale, and that means people in Tampa, Clearwater,
Speaker 2: Lauderdale obviously, Miami, Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Jacksonville, Boca.
Speaker 2: I don't care anywhere anywhere in the state of Florida.
Speaker 2: You really, we'd love. We'd love if you come. We
Speaker 2: are working on putting on the best show and put
Speaker 2: smiles on your face and also talk about issues and that. Honestly,
Speaker 2: our comedy is so different because there's very few conservatives
Speaker 2: that do any comedy at all.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 3: And that that is the superpower though, is you get
Speaker 3: to tell jokes about things nobody else was talking about. It.
Speaker 3: It's like you think of the Late Night you know,
Speaker 3: saying of the last four years, something that helped gottfell
Speaker 3: the lot he was making fun of Biden when the
Speaker 3: other shows weren't. It's like, yo, if you have a
Speaker 3: president of the United States telling people that cannibals ate
Speaker 3: his uncle, you have a moral obligation as a comedian to.
Speaker 5: Make fun of that.
Speaker 3: And they didn't do it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: It's like it's like, you know how they open It's
Speaker 3: like opening the border. You know, you're supposed to protect
Speaker 3: the border. They did the opposite of the job. So
Speaker 3: we have a lot of things that deserve mockery that
Speaker 3: haven't been properly hit. And I think that's the point
Speaker 3: of punchlines and patriots. It's people that care about the
Speaker 3: country are gonna feel like we reset the comedy Compass,
Speaker 3: and we're now marching after the right targets in battle.
Speaker 3: And I think it's I think it's gonna be amazing.
Speaker 3: I'm psyched.
Speaker 2: I'm psyched, I really am. This is going to be
Speaker 2: exciting anyway. Tickets on sale Hannity dot com, Fox, Foxacross
Speaker 2: America dot Com. All my social media that means X,
Speaker 2: that means Instagram, that means everything. And I can't wait,
Speaker 2: and I hope you'll join us. That's Saturday, June twenty
Speaker 2: eighth in Clearwater, June twenty ninth in Fort Lauderdale, and
Speaker 2: Jimmy Fayla will be an honor to share that stage
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 3: Oh, I can't wait. And to honor your home state
Speaker 3: of Florida. I'm cutting the sleeves off my shirt as
Speaker 3: we speak.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, wow, that's that'd be a sight to see.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for the taxi driver to pull that
Speaker 2: one off. All right, my old, my friend, God bless
Speaker 2: you you're the best. Right back to our busy phones. Oh,
Speaker 2: our friend, Professor Katz is with us out in California. Professor,
Speaker 2: how are you? And glad you called?
Speaker 4: Thank you, Sean. It's always such an honor to talk
Speaker 4: to you and Linda, and it's you know, it should
Speaker 4: be a happy time, but it's really a very sad
Speaker 4: time because of the death, the murder last night of
Speaker 4: your own and Sarah, I'm in front of the Jewish Museum,
Speaker 4: one of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, by the way, two people murdered last night. And
Speaker 2: by the way, I assume you also saw what happened
Speaker 2: at Columbia University with these anti this anti Semitic mob
Speaker 2: that took place and the hatred that took place there.
Speaker 2: But I mean, yeah, we lost two people. It was
Speaker 2: so sad.
Speaker 4: It is and you know this that anti semitism is
Speaker 4: just has grown exponentially. I mean it started during the
Speaker 4: you know, there's always been anti Semitism, but during the
Speaker 4: Biden Harris administration when they funded you know, Iran and
Speaker 4: all of these NGOs that brought all these horrendous, you
Speaker 4: know groups onto campuses and pushed all this leftist, Marxist,
Speaker 4: anti Israel, anti Jewish, anti Christian, anti American propaganda. And
Speaker 4: one of the things that you said that's so true
Speaker 4: about the media being you know dead, and you know
Speaker 4: that's why it's such a pleasure to watch you here
Speaker 4: on the West Coast twice on you know Fox and
Speaker 4: listen to you and Lynda on the radio. But one
Speaker 4: of the lies that you know, like the propaganda minister said,
Speaker 4: goes around the world, you know, lie, you know, travels
Speaker 4: further than the truth and put its pants on, and
Speaker 4: that if you tell lie often enough, people believe it.
Speaker 4: There was a lie going around saying that fourteen thousand
Speaker 4: you know, godsend and children were going to be you know,
Speaker 4: murdered within forty eight hours. And they use these propaganda videos,
Speaker 4: most of them taken like Saudi art or in Syria,
Speaker 4: and they don't tell the truth is that sixty thousand,
Speaker 4: sixty six I think thousand trucks of delivery of aid
Speaker 4: you know, has been sent like one point three million
Speaker 4: tons of food into Gaza. I don't know. During World
Speaker 4: War two, if you know Patent and you know, our
Speaker 4: people or any of the Allies sent food into Dresden
Speaker 4: or whatever. This is a war that Israel didn't start.
Speaker 4: This is a war Israel didn't want. Twelve hundred of
Speaker 4: their people were murdered, rapes, mutilated, babies, burned, Holocaust survivors.
Speaker 4: We still have twenty four people that are held captive
Speaker 4: now in Gaza and Israel just wants to get our
Speaker 4: people back. They want defensible borders and they want to
Speaker 4: make sure they're not blown off the face of the earth.
Speaker 4: And when people out there like this man, when he
Speaker 4: after he murdered these people, he comes into the museum
Speaker 4: and the first thing they do if they offer him water.
Speaker 4: I mean, we are peace loving people. There are no
Speaker 4: Jews out there killing you know, Arabs or anybody else.
Speaker 4: And what they do is they make Israel and the Jews,
Speaker 4: you know, the white people the oppressors. That's part of
Speaker 4: their critical race theory, garbage that they teach on campuses,
Speaker 4: and then they reach out to all these other minorities,
Speaker 4: Blacks and Hispanics and Asians say, oh, come join, you're
Speaker 4: part of the oppressed. These are not oppressed people. There
Speaker 4: are many multi you know, countries of Muslim majority countries
Speaker 4: that could take these people in. These people are not
Speaker 4: you know, indigenous, like the Jewish people to the land
Speaker 4: of Israel. And the fact that this is in our capital, Washington,
Speaker 4: d C. I mean, where in this country today can
Speaker 4: Jewish people feel safe. We are coming up on Memorial
Speaker 4: Day and all of our fathers and grandfathers, like My
Speaker 4: dad fought in World War Two for freedom and against
Speaker 4: this evil ideology, and we've got it being taught in
Speaker 4: our universities, and it's really the destruction of America from within.
Speaker 4: And it's really really got to stop as well.
Speaker 2: It's got to stop. And I'm just looking at the
Speaker 2: clock or else I could talk to you forever, but
Speaker 2: it's got to stop. But we now have virulent anti
Speaker 2: Semitism in the halls of Congress on college campuses, and
Speaker 2: its rise worldwide is chilling. We always appreciate you, Professor Katz.
Speaker 2: Thank you all right. That's going to wrap things up
Speaker 2: at today, and that's going to wrap things up for
Speaker 2: me for the week. As we now head into the
Speaker 2: Memorial Day weekend, I hope that when you're with your
Speaker 2: family and you're barbecuing and enjoying freedom and fun and
Speaker 2: understand that if not for the sacrifice of so many,
Speaker 2: you would not have that leisure. And we should all
Speaker 2: be grateful, and we should all honor all all of
Speaker 2: these people that fought bled guide for this country so
Speaker 2: that we can be free. Have a great Memorial Day.
Speaker 2: I'll see you next two day, unless, of course, this
Speaker 2: big breaking news. Thank you for making this show possible,
Speaker 2: have a great Memorial Day weeka