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Speaker 1: Back to the RFK hearings from earlier today. He made
Speaker 1: the pledge in spite of all these these allegations running
Speaker 1: wild that he will block the polio or MEASO vaccines,
Speaker 1: It's not true. And he went into great specificity and
Speaker 1: great detail that he wants the American people to be
Speaker 1: able to make informed health decisions that comes from the
Speaker 1: best scientists, without the influence of people that have an
Speaker 1: nobility to gain money from pharmaceuticals, pharmaceutical industry. Now, I'm
Speaker 1: grateful for the pharmaceutical industry. I'm not one of these
Speaker 1: I hate big farm of people. I'm not. I think
Speaker 1: you know, they create drugs that help people the lower
Speaker 1: blood pressure, that can you know, solve people's cancer problems.
Speaker 1: That can you know, if you have cholesterol issues, et cetera,
Speaker 1: whatever it is. Maybe you believe in it, maybe you don't.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. You have the choice, you have a doctor,
Speaker 1: You make your own decisions. I believe in the freedom
Speaker 1: and these companies, nobody really really knows or seems to
Speaker 1: understand the amount of millions of not hundreds of millions
Speaker 1: of dollars that it takes to bring a drug to market,
Speaker 1: and then they only have a ten year period where
Speaker 1: they can sell it exclusively before it's being sold generically.
Speaker 1: And a lot of the drugs that they manufactured never
Speaker 1: never pass FDA, never never get to the market. It's very,
Speaker 1: very difficult. But they've been pushing this narrative about RFK
Speaker 1: that is just fake and phony and fraudul it. Now,
Speaker 1: there is one thing that we don't pay a lot
Speaker 1: of attention to, and that is pharmaceutical companies. They have
Speaker 1: a machine, and they have a lobbying machine, and they
Speaker 1: donate massive amounts of money to elected officials. For example,
Speaker 1: the top twenty member recipients. I'll go to the top
Speaker 1: three from pharmaceuticals and health products in twenty nineteen and
Speaker 1: twenty Bernie Sanders one point four million, Elizabeth Warren eight
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty one, nine hundred and forty one dollars,
Speaker 1: Mark Kelly six hundred and thirty one thousand, six hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty nine. Now they're going to give you that
Speaker 1: kind of money, I would imagine that that is going
Speaker 1: to impact, you know, decisions that some of these people
Speaker 1: will make, because for a lot of elected officials, the
Speaker 1: most important thing in their life is power. And it's frustrating.
Speaker 1: And you know, I was watching today Elizabeth Warren for example.
Speaker 1: I mean, I wish you would talk about herself, you know,
Speaker 1: with Robert Kennedy. You know, he was telling Elizabeth Warren
Speaker 1: he's not going to agree not to sue drug companies.
Speaker 1: You know, if they get things wrong, why should he
Speaker 1: agree to that.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said, I'm asking about fees from suing
Speaker 2: drug companies. Will you agree not to do that?
Speaker 1: You're asking me to not sue drug company. No, I'm
Speaker 1: not going to agree.
Speaker 2: To companies as much I want.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to agree to not suit drug companies
Speaker 1: or anybody. Well, because he doesn't know what the circumstances are.
Speaker 1: I mean, why should he just broadly agree to something
Speaker 1: like that. And then Elizabeth Warren had to melt down
Speaker 1: towards RFK over taking a financial stake in a lawsuit
Speaker 1: against the Fardham Pharmaceutical Company. And this has been his
Speaker 1: passion for his entire life, which to me, actually makes
Speaker 1: him more qualified in to get this position. That's my take. Listen,
Speaker 1: I'll comply with all the ethical guys.
Speaker 3: That's not the question.
Speaker 4: You and I you have said, you're asking me.
Speaker 1: You're asking me, not vaccine company.
Speaker 5: You are.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right you're doing.
Speaker 2: Look, no one should be fooled. Here a troem of HHS.
Speaker 2: Robert Kennedy will have the power to undercut vaccines and
Speaker 2: vaccine manufacturing across our country. And for all of his
Speaker 2: talk about follow the science and his promise that he
Speaker 2: won't interfere with those of us who want to vaccinate
Speaker 2: his kids, the bottom line is the same. Kennedy can
Speaker 2: kill off access to vaccines and make millions of dollars
Speaker 2: while he does it. Kids might die, but Robert Kennedy
Speaker 2: can keep cashing in.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's such a specious argument on so many
Speaker 1: different levels, and it's so ridiculous. I mean, she makes
Speaker 1: these these wild out allegations and she's just factually wrong.
Speaker 1: And he kept repeating it again and again and again.
Speaker 1: And I thought one of the better lines that RFK
Speaker 1: used was, well, you know, if Donald Trump is my boss,
Speaker 1: he likes you know, fast food and cheese burgers and uh,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm I might recommend to eat something else,
Speaker 1: but we're going to give people information. You know, we
Speaker 1: experienced a lot of this during COVID, and I can't
Speaker 1: really even begin to explain the amount of pressure that
Speaker 1: was being brought to bear on this show, on me personally.
Speaker 1: Linda can vouch for this, and on my TV show
Speaker 1: that I tell all of you that you should take
Speaker 1: the JAB and and I was being hammered the New
Speaker 1: York Times. I've threatened to sue them at the time,
Speaker 1: you know, literally saying if if my mother listened to
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity, who said, talk to your doctor, educate yourself,
Speaker 1: take into account your your present health condition, pre exist conditions,
Speaker 1: co morbidities, et cetera, and then make your own decision.
Speaker 1: That's all I said. And do your own research. I
Speaker 1: was consistent the entire time, and I was being pressured
Speaker 1: to tell people what to do. I don't know anything
Speaker 1: about people's medical condition. I'm not a medical doctor. I
Speaker 1: put on different people with different varying viewpoints. Some would
Speaker 1: I agreed with, some I didn't agree with. But I
Speaker 1: put them on to help make this audience, to give
Speaker 1: them an opportunity to make an informed decision because there
Speaker 1: were a lot of different vantage points and viewpoints. But
Speaker 1: if anybody I think should be held culpable or accountable,
Speaker 1: the government just flat out lied to us when they
Speaker 1: said that if you got the shot, that you're not
Speaker 1: going to get COVID, or that you're not going to
Speaker 1: infect others. You know, they flat out lied when they
Speaker 1: were mocking hydroxychloroquin. There's been numerous studies now, first started
Speaker 1: with the henry Ford Hospital study. It showed if taken early,
Speaker 1: it would help me mitigate symptoms. I never saw a
Speaker 1: study on ivermectin. I don't know why. I've actually looked
Speaker 1: for it. I haven't found one. I did tell people
Speaker 1: the one thing that I saw anecdotally was that monoclonal
Speaker 1: antibodies first one was regeneron or very effective if you
Speaker 1: got COVID, and and I know people whose lives I
Speaker 1: would argue were saved because of it. And I said,
Speaker 1: they didn't tell you to take it if you got
Speaker 1: COVID and you test it positive. I just said, ask
Speaker 1: your doctor about monoclonal antibodies. And Linda had a fit
Speaker 1: that I kept mentioning it again and again and again,
Speaker 1: and I said, I have to repeat it because people
Speaker 1: aren't going to remember it. And then we did our
Speaker 1: little test and it became a big deal. But I
Speaker 1: never gave it in the pressure, Linda, how how how
Speaker 1: harsh was that pressure on me to do what you know,
Speaker 1: to tell people what to do? It was pretty intense.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean that's it's every day, all day. The
Speaker 6: big form of mob is is a very powerful one,
Speaker 6: all right.
Speaker 1: They would try to get me. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: pressure other people in the media, you know, criticizing me
Speaker 1: because I'm not going to tell people what to do
Speaker 1: because I'm not a doctor, and I don't know anything
Speaker 1: about their health condition. I don't know anything about their
Speaker 1: past health I don't know anything about their current condition anyway.
Speaker 1: Doctor Brian Tyson is with US co author of Overcoming
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen Darkness, How two doctors successfully treated seven thousand patients.
Speaker 1: He wrote it with our friend doctor George Farred, and
Speaker 1: he's here to talk about these hearings from earlier today also,
Speaker 1: and I think this is so important to get into
Speaker 1: all of this. Is doctor Lynn Finn, former infectious disease
Speaker 1: specialist who now focuses on clinical research to bring back
Speaker 1: integrity to scientific research. Welcome back both of you and
Speaker 1: doctor Finn. I'll ask you first, what did you think
Speaker 1: of the hearings today, because it seems like they just,
Speaker 1: you know, people that have a vested interest in pharmaceuticals,
Speaker 1: like Elizabeth Warren have a clear conflict of interest to me,
Speaker 1: if that's all true.
Speaker 3: Yeah, John, thanks for having us. You know, she she
Speaker 3: benefited financially second highest benefit during COVID Elizabeth Warren, as
Speaker 3: well as the top twenty supported by pharma dollars into
Speaker 3: her coffers, so she is clearly conflicted. But throughout the
Speaker 3: hearing it's just constant grandstanding. No one lets him actually
Speaker 3: answer the questions they ask. They just want to throw
Speaker 3: negativity on record, and you know, the shrill, the screaming,
Speaker 3: the constant yelling, disrespect on from really both sides, but
Speaker 3: mainly from what we would expect. It's just it's almost
Speaker 3: like a circus act. The man did not get a
Speaker 3: chance to explain that he will not remove vaccines, and
Speaker 3: all he wants is the solid science.
Speaker 4: And if you look historically at.
Speaker 3: The science of vaccines, they've never been actually randomized control
Speaker 3: trialed against a placebo. So that's all he wants is
Speaker 3: transparency in the science and reproducible science. And I can
Speaker 3: tell you with IMA Action, which is a former FLCCC,
Speaker 3: we have over seventeen thousand signatures of medical professionals that
Speaker 3: want that very same thing. It's overwhelming and we're demanding it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And I remember at the time, doctor Tyson that
Speaker 1: you and doctor Farid, you know, you were offering a
Speaker 1: protocol to help people when they got COVID taken early
Speaker 1: to save their lives, and you did so successfully, and
Speaker 1: nobody wanted to hear from you.
Speaker 7: Correct, Sean, I mean, I think you know what we've
Speaker 7: learned over the last four years is that there is
Speaker 7: this disdained and distrust for the government health care system.
Speaker 7: And when you look at the opportunities right in front
Speaker 7: of us right now with Bobby Kennedy, he can bridge
Speaker 7: that gap. He can bring back some of the trust
Speaker 7: because he comes from and in place to both sides
Speaker 7: of the aisle. I love his quote today where he said,
Speaker 7: you know, our kids are not Democrat or Republican. There
Speaker 7: are kids, and we really need to look and focus
Speaker 7: at the chronic disease issues that are facing our nation.
Speaker 7: And that should be adjoining force in both sides to
Speaker 7: get him confirmed. So we can really focus on that.
Speaker 7: And I think if we take that and we really
Speaker 7: do focus on that, the chronic diseases in kids, Why
Speaker 7: obesity is going through the roof, Why diabetes is going
Speaker 7: through the roof? You know, why are we having these
Speaker 7: explosions and autism rates. Why are we having these explosions
Speaker 7: and autoly need diseases. I think that that's the bigger
Speaker 7: question instead of you know, the grandstanding and the arguing
Speaker 7: and the yelling and screaming and the unprofessional behavior that
Speaker 7: our government has just basically lost its mind when it
Speaker 7: comes to these hearings. I think that people want to
Speaker 7: see safety. I think that people want to see the science.
Speaker 7: I think that people want to see the transparency. And
Speaker 7: we should be able to ask the questions. We've been
Speaker 7: asking questions about COVID when it first came out, and
Speaker 7: nobody gave us answers. We have to have hearings, and
Speaker 7: nobody wanted to give us answers.
Speaker 1: You know, so, oh, just the opposite. You were brutally
Speaker 1: attacked and people like you and doctor Farred and Robert
Speaker 1: Malone who actually without which we wouldn't have had an
Speaker 1: m R in a vaccine available because he created the
Speaker 1: technology but was very clear on this program that it
Speaker 1: was not perfected. And if you're remember, this was emergency
Speaker 1: authorization the entire time, and it made me suspect and
Speaker 1: I wasn't going to give into the pressure.
Speaker 7: Uh, but correct the biggest thing, you know, even even
Speaker 7: one of the senators said, well, my dad was a
Speaker 7: pediatrician all the way through nineteen eighty three. Well in
Speaker 7: nineteen eighty six, that's when things changed, you know, when
Speaker 7: we started giving the drug companies liability protection against all
Speaker 7: liability when it comes to vaccination. The vaccine vaccine schedule
Speaker 7: went from six vaccines to now, you know, over seventy
Speaker 7: two and in some cases you know, now we're looking
Speaker 7: at almost two hundred vaccines by time they're eighteen years old.
Speaker 7: It's insane. If if you want to do something that these,
Speaker 7: if the senators want to really look at money and grandstanding,
Speaker 7: then why don't they just take away the liabilities from
Speaker 7: the big pharma and then let's see really what happens
Speaker 7: when it comes to the safety of these drugs.
Speaker 1: We'll give you the last word, doctor Finn. I think Americans.
Speaker 1: What was on display today?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think they did. They're not They're not foolish,
Speaker 3: they know. And I concur with doctor Tyson. If these
Speaker 3: liabilities were placed on them and they had that protection removed,
Speaker 3: then they would have to rest on solid science and
Speaker 3: long term safety data which they've never had to actually produce.
Speaker 3: And that is that in lies the problem. When you
Speaker 3: go from a certain number of single digit vaccines in
Speaker 3: a childhood schedule to seventy two to over one hundred,
Speaker 3: with all of these very very inflammatory adjudants, you're going
Speaker 3: to find these problems and we need the real science
Speaker 3: and transparent science as to the risk reward of Oh.
Speaker 1: We really I've really got to give both of your credit,
Speaker 1: Doctor Finn, thank you, Doctor Tyson, and doctor Farido's not
Speaker 1: with us today, but you're willing to speak out. You
Speaker 1: all have taken heed for it, and I think we
Speaker 1: need to have the conversation. I appreciate, will continue it
Speaker 1: in the weeks and months ahead, I'm sure. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get to our busy phones as we say hi
Speaker 1: to Rick is in Rhode Island. Rick, how are you?
Speaker 1: Where in Rhode Island are you?
Speaker 8: I live in East Providence, you've talked to me before.
Speaker 8: This is Rick the redneck from Rhode Island. You know
Speaker 8: that it's for Donald Trump, and now America does too.
Speaker 8: And I always won't Republican though my state is blue.
Speaker 8: I'm a rednick from Ryland that I am red, white
Speaker 8: and blue.
Speaker 1: How are you doing, Sean, I'm good man. You might
Speaker 1: not know this that your Senator white House was the
Speaker 1: best man at rfk's wedding. Did you know that? To
Speaker 1: Cheryl Hines?
Speaker 9: I didn't know he was.
Speaker 8: The best man, but I just saw him acting like
Speaker 8: the normal idiot that he is on the confirmation hearing.
Speaker 1: He didn't act like the best man friend at the
Speaker 1: hearings for sure, and it was kind of weird. But
Speaker 1: do you expect anything different from Democrats because.
Speaker 8: I don't, especially that weasel.
Speaker 1: Good point on your mind.
Speaker 8: I want to talk about Carolyn the Press secretary. Man,
Speaker 8: what a rock star Trump found. I want some of
Speaker 8: that hearing.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 8: It's so nice to have the shoe on the other foot.
Speaker 8: He used to be Peter Doocey trying to pry some
Speaker 8: Monica iota of truth out of Karine as you call
Speaker 8: her Karine Jean Pierre and getting crap and lies in return.
Speaker 8: Now we've got her up there telling the truth. She
Speaker 8: even told them, she said, look, I'm going to tell
Speaker 8: the truth. I want you all to say to tell
Speaker 8: the truth too. Fat chance at the Legacy media ever
Speaker 8: doing that. But he found such a rock star in her.
Speaker 8: It is absolutely unreal.
Speaker 1: Oh, I a star was born and was shocking off
Speaker 1: of them yesterday.
Speaker 8: It was.
Speaker 1: And I've had Carolina on the program enough that I
Speaker 1: know I knew how capable she was. She's only twenty
Speaker 1: seven years old. He's actually on Hannady tonight on the
Speaker 1: Fox News channel. She was going to be on last night,
Speaker 1: but we had to move it to tonight and my
Speaker 1: interview with jd vance tonight. So we're looking forward to
Speaker 1: having her. But I don't think they know how to
Speaker 1: deal with her. He is super hyper informed and she's
Speaker 1: not going to take their crap. And you know, when
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is her boss, she's going to have his
Speaker 1: full complete support, you know, fighting back against these people
Speaker 1: and making them look silly on a daily basis no doubt.
Speaker 8: By the way, my wife and I are going this
Speaker 8: weekend to the Black Pearl and Newport. I'm going to
Speaker 8: have a cup of chowder in your knee.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rick, don't take this the wrong way. I hate you.
Speaker 1: It's not personal though, I don't know. It just happens
Speaker 1: to be my favorite New England clam chowder in the world.
Speaker 1: I would go off my diet and be willing to
Speaker 1: gain ten pounds to drink a gallon of that New
Speaker 1: England clam chowder. It's so good anyway, appreciate it, Rick,
Speaker 1: Thank you eight hundred nine four one. Sean if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program, Robin in Colorado, Robin,
Speaker 1: how are you glad you called?
Speaker 9: Hey, Shawn, thanks for taking my call. I just want
Speaker 9: to kind of respond to some of this stuff with
Speaker 9: immigrant flights. I'm a fight attendant, current fight attendant, and
Speaker 9: I just wanted to respond to Rachel Maddock and just
Speaker 9: the way that she is making fun of Trump saying, know,
Speaker 9: three hundred thousand dollars for a military flight versus one
Speaker 9: hundred thousand dollars for these chartered flights. Well, us fas
Speaker 9: US flight attenants, we're the ones that are doing those fights,
Speaker 9: those flights, and so we have noticed an uptake in
Speaker 9: like these immigrants who are getting on our flights that
Speaker 9: do not speak English. They don't understand English, and we're
Speaker 9: having to get these people on these flights. And half
Speaker 9: of the time the government fights their flights but not
Speaker 9: their tickets, so they're separated. They don't understand what we're
Speaker 9: trying to tell them, and we're trying to move them
Speaker 9: around and everything, and so that causes delays, and the
Speaker 9: flight attendants are the ones that get those delays, and
Speaker 9: we get in trouble for those delays. So it's not
Speaker 9: safe for us. It causes our jobs to be at risk.
Speaker 9: And then we have people getting on we have like
Speaker 9: the Federal elm Marshals or fbis, we having maybe two
Speaker 9: to four of them on these flights, and we don't
Speaker 9: know who we're there there for. You know, we don't
Speaker 9: know if they're there for a all American loving woman
Speaker 9: who worked or bought off for the country who just
Speaker 9: happen to make Dems mad, or if they're actual gang
Speaker 9: members are drug dealers that they're watching out for, and
Speaker 9: we have no idea who these people are. It's just
Speaker 9: not safe.
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean the idea that you're going to
Speaker 1: take people that you have not vetted and put them
Speaker 1: on a plane and send them back to their home country,
Speaker 1: and many of them angry, and we don't know if
Speaker 1: they're gang members, cartel members, we don't know if they're murderers, rapists.
Speaker 1: We have no idea if they have terrortized and we're
Speaker 1: just going to put them on a plane and not
Speaker 1: restrain them. Is the most insane thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 9: It is, And we want to have the FAA. We
Speaker 9: have to have flight attendants on those planes, those chartered planes. FAA,
Speaker 9: you have to have flight attendants anywhere between four to five.
Speaker 9: So we're having to put these fight attendants on these charters.
Speaker 9: If that's the way he was doing it. And you're
Speaker 9: putting these fight attendants in risk, thirty thousand feet in
Speaker 9: the air and a ten can with people who don't
Speaker 9: speak English, someone.
Speaker 1: You're putting the entire plane at risk. Everybody's at risk.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and there's cultures, Sean. I have personally had them
Speaker 9: tell me don't speak to me, don't speak because I'm
Speaker 9: a female. So how am I safe on that plane
Speaker 9: if they refuse to even listen to my commands. And
Speaker 9: if we're trying to get people off in ninety seconds,
Speaker 9: we have ninety seconds to deplane an entire plane of
Speaker 9: one hundred and eighty six to two hundred and forty. However,
Speaker 9: it is we have ninety seconds to get these people
Speaker 9: off the plane in case of an emergency. And if
Speaker 9: you can't understand what we're saying to you, if you
Speaker 9: can't understand the commands and where to go, like, that's
Speaker 9: putting every life in danger, every one of ours, the
Speaker 9: pilot officers, the flight attendants.
Speaker 1: So no raising everybody.
Speaker 9: I think Trump, I am so appreciative that he is
Speaker 9: saying this isn't safe for our American citizens who didn't
Speaker 9: vote for those people to be over here. I'm telling you,
Speaker 9: we have shown them everywhere everywhere in the last year,
Speaker 9: especially in the last six months, it's been almost some
Speaker 9: of these flights are completely full of immigrants. How do
Speaker 9: I know, the Manila envelopes, the flatsuits, still having their
Speaker 9: wristbands from the places they're coming from on their wrists
Speaker 9: like we It's just been such an exhausting, stressful, feeling
Speaker 9: unsafe all of these things. And so I just thank
Speaker 9: Trump so much for being willing to say no, enough
Speaker 9: is enough. They're going back. I mean, these are criminals.
Speaker 9: Why aren't we giving them seats to get a soda
Speaker 9: and a snack. No go back on the military planes.
Speaker 9: It's good enough for our military when they go off
Speaker 9: to keep us safe. So these criminals can sit there
Speaker 9: and they can go back to their countries and keep.
Speaker 1: Us And if they want to come to our country
Speaker 1: in the future, they've got to obey our laws, respect
Speaker 1: our borders, and respect our sovereignty. Anyway, it shows how
Speaker 1: hard your job is, and we do appreciate it. And
Speaker 1: I do urge people to show respect for flight attendants
Speaker 1: because their job is hard and if God forbid there
Speaker 1: is an emergency, they're going to be the ones risking
Speaker 1: their life for you on that plane. Robin, we appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Gary and Oklahoma, Gary, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 5: Thank you, Sean. What a blessing to talk to you.
Speaker 5: I can't believe I get talked to you right now.
Speaker 5: I want to I got three quick points. I want
Speaker 5: to just sit there. And first of all, I'd like
Speaker 5: to thank you for not being ashamed of Jesus. You'd
Speaker 5: always I make You're a blessed man. God has his
Speaker 5: favor on you because of you're not ashamed to say Jesus.
Speaker 1: I'm living in undeserved life. Only because of that, we
Speaker 1: all are.
Speaker 5: We all are. Second point i'd like to say is Linda.
Speaker 5: I just love that Linda. She's a blessing to hear.
Speaker 5: I just love hear coins and everything. But I'd like
Speaker 5: to make a propose.
Speaker 1: You got to admit that Londa does talk funny. Don't
Speaker 1: you think she talks funny?
Speaker 9: I love her talk.
Speaker 5: I love her talking. I mean, been from New York
Speaker 5: and Matt talk. And you know this is what I'm
Speaker 5: gonna proposed. It's gonna be perfect. So li'sten what I proposed.
Speaker 5: Let's put together a pay per view for the view
Speaker 5: for Linda to go on to. We could make fifty
Speaker 5: million dollars and let her school those hippers on the view.
Speaker 1: That's funny, but be nice. The coller of the day
Speaker 1: is the color of the day, of course, because he's
Speaker 1: talking about you.
Speaker 6: No, because he just thought of you a nasty word.
Speaker 6: And I'm all in on that.
Speaker 1: But go ahead, Yeah, of course you are good. We'd
Speaker 1: have a little bit of a problem. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: Linda could get through that show without dropping fifteen f bomps.
Speaker 1: I'm just guessing. But putting that aside, it would be
Speaker 1: musty TV, there's no doubt. But did you hear what
Speaker 1: they said about a Caroline Levitt a joyless bahar I
Speaker 1: want you, it said short, let me play this for you.
Speaker 2: I think she's probably been put in that because according
Speaker 2: to Donald Trump, she's a ten.
Speaker 9: You know that.
Speaker 1: I want to be clear, though it's not her first job.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's so repulsive. I mean, it's so demeaning
Speaker 1: to this young woman who's so bright and articulate, and
Speaker 1: she just schooled the media mob and they just don't
Speaker 1: like it. They want her to fail. They want Trump
Speaker 1: to fail, and in the end, if they fail, the
Speaker 1: country fails. It's unbelievable. Yeah, Linda would be good in
Speaker 1: that role. I'd like to see that.
Speaker 6: Thank you, boss, I appreciate it. I promise you no
Speaker 6: swear words. It'll be a Mary Poppins party.
Speaker 1: You don't make a promise. You can't keep.
Speaker 6: My kids. I don't ever curse on the kids. I'm
Speaker 6: very good.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't know if I fully believe that.
Speaker 1: I gotta I gotta test the kids because the last time,
Speaker 1: the last time I tested your your son, Liam, and
Speaker 1: I said, what do you like better? Mom's air fried
Speaker 1: the French fries or McDonald French fries after I finally
Speaker 1: got a McDonald French fries. Oh, McDonald's. And you think
Speaker 1: that I pressured him into saying it. I did not
Speaker 1: pressure him.
Speaker 6: But did you notice I didn't curse at you when
Speaker 6: that happened.
Speaker 1: No, you just cursed at me every other second. So
Speaker 1: what difference does it make? You missed even you missed
Speaker 1: the opportunity. I'll take that debate, Gary anyway. Good, call
Speaker 1: my friend Josh in California, the United Socialist Utopia. What's
Speaker 1: going on, Josh?
Speaker 7: Are you hey, Sean? How's it going?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Good, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: So I got a couple of points. First point is
Speaker 7: where were Selina's crocodile tears for Lincoln Riley? I mean,
Speaker 7: it's just disgusting behavior.
Speaker 1: It's not just Lake and Riley. We have, you know,
Speaker 1: thousands of Americans they were murdered, raped, victims of violence crime.
Speaker 1: How many Americans have died from fentanyl overdoses and other
Speaker 1: overdoses from you know, opioids. It's it's just disgusting, I mean,
Speaker 1: And the fact that they don't care about known terrorists, rapists,
Speaker 1: murderers in the country, cartels and gang members. You know
Speaker 1: whose side are they on here? What's wrong with these people?
Speaker 1: They're deranged?
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And then my second point, it's good to have some
Speaker 7: levity in the middle of all this serious news. So
Speaker 7: I'm just gonna say one word homage.
Speaker 1: Oh man, don't don't please, don't open that Pandora's box again.
Speaker 1: Whatever you do, pretty please? I can't take it. Katie.
Speaker 6: Good job today on these calls. Man, thanks for bringing
Speaker 6: up a good memory.
Speaker 1: Not homage homage. It's homage you pay, you offer homage
Speaker 1: to somebody, not.
Speaker 7: Homage homage homage.
Speaker 6: You know, how does the callers say, how do you
Speaker 6: say it, sir?
Speaker 1: Homage?
Speaker 6: How do you say that word?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 6: Shniah one for Linda.
Speaker 4: That goode.
Speaker 1: These callers are being stacked against me today. Back to
Speaker 1: our phones. Mary in Virginia, Hey Mary, how are you?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 4: Sean? How are you today?
Speaker 1: I'm good. Don't forget. We have JD Van's on TV tonight.
Speaker 1: Who is really good? I taped it this morning.
Speaker 4: Excellent, excellent, I will be watching. I wanted to talk
Speaker 4: to you about resource officers and my experience with my
Speaker 4: children when they were in school. Every year a resource
Speaker 4: officer was assigned to the graduating class and went with
Speaker 4: the students from sixth grade to twelfth grade. It gave
Speaker 4: an opportunity for the students to know the officer or
Speaker 4: the officer to know the students, and created wonderful community
Speaker 4: in this I love that town in Connecticut. It was
Speaker 4: it was fantastic. I mean, my kids are old now,
Speaker 4: they've given me lots of grand babies. But I just
Speaker 4: wanted to share how it used to be and maybe.
Speaker 1: Oh, it used to be better. So I'll I'll tell
Speaker 1: you a quick story that relates to this. My sister,
Speaker 1: my oldest sister, who had her master's degree in nursing
Speaker 1: and a doctorate of law. She decided she wanted to
Speaker 1: be a school counselor and she would, you know, get
Speaker 1: these kids when they were in lower grades and guide
Speaker 1: them all the way up through you know, their college
Speaker 1: acceptance and stays in touch with a lot of them.
Speaker 1: And she loved it. I mean, so it's kind of
Speaker 1: similar to what you're saying, you get the last word fantastic.
Speaker 4: It's a great little shoreline town, and I wish they
Speaker 4: could bring some of that community back into the school
Speaker 4: and provide them with resource officers. They can not only
Speaker 4: protect them this day and age, but also help them
Speaker 4: grow as children.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well said adults, because then they're invested in and
Speaker 1: you develop a relationship with these kids, and you know what,
Speaker 1: then they have a mentor oftentimes for life. Anyway, eight
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