Speaker 1: Hour two this Monday, eight hundred and ninety four one Shawn,
Speaker 1: our number if you want to be a part of
Speaker 1: the program. Developments in Iran and not sure what to
Speaker 1: make of all of it. The President has not changed
Speaker 1: his demands one iota, not not at all. I mean,
Speaker 1: and we're just going to see how this unfolds. But
Speaker 1: there have been some developments that what has happened is
Speaker 1: has Balah in Lebanon, the Israelis, you know, fighting back.
Speaker 1: These are defensive strikes they've made, but they have they
Speaker 1: have absolutely been devastating to Hesbala. And you know, now
Speaker 1: Iran is coming of course to their proxies defense and
Speaker 1: they're saying, you know, we're going to put a put
Speaker 1: slam the brakes on US talks because Israel now has
Speaker 1: gotten deeper into Lebanon than they ever have before. They
Speaker 1: have taken out many of their their top leadership and soldiers.
Speaker 1: We did of one incident over the weekend, a hell
Speaker 1: fire missile fired by American forces into an engine room
Speaker 1: of a commercial ship trying to circumvent a US led
Speaker 1: blockade of Iranian ports. It is it is having a big,
Speaker 1: big impact on the Iranian economy. I mean, now we're
Speaker 1: hearing about gas shortages in Iran. Not something I thought
Speaker 1: i'd report in my life. But you know, it's not
Speaker 1: even their currency dollared. A dollar, you know, was maybe
Speaker 1: I think one hundred. Now it's like a million and
Speaker 1: a half to one, and people are really struggling. But anyway,
Speaker 1: Israel says more than nine hundred has Balla terrorists killed
Speaker 1: since the Lebanon ceasfire began, Iran's president reportedly submitting a resignation,
Speaker 1: I can't get this job done. Trump is warning Iran
Speaker 1: that they will finish the job if in fact these
Speaker 1: collapse do if these talks do collapse, and you know,
Speaker 1: and on and on and on. The US did intercept
Speaker 1: two Iranian ballistic missiles over Kuwait, according to sencom and Ran,
Speaker 1: insisting the Lebanon that Lebanon be included in the ceasefire. Well,
Speaker 1: Lebanon needs to also abide by the ceasefire themselves if
Speaker 1: they want that. Secretary Besant, the Secretary of the Treasury,
Speaker 1: is touting this success economically of epic fury. Economic fury,
Speaker 1: he calls it. And anyway, he said that you know,
Speaker 1: our economy is resilient. They were counting on America capitulating
Speaker 1: among political pressure of higher gas prices. That is not happening,
Speaker 1: and the President keeps talking about a diplomatic transformation. It
Speaker 1: would be historic on every level if in fact they
Speaker 1: can establish the recognition of Israel by all of these
Speaker 1: Arab countries. So we'll just we just don't know. We're
Speaker 1: going to have to wait and see what happens. I
Speaker 1: think it's coming to a head, but you know, I
Speaker 1: kind of put a timeline on it. I can't. Here's
Speaker 1: the President himself saying on a ran that we left
Speaker 1: their military alone. We think the military somewhat is more moderate,
Speaker 1: which is interesting. I think he's talking about the cuts
Speaker 1: forces here. If I'm not mistaken, we've defeated them militarily.
Speaker 2: Look, they have no navy. Every ship they have one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty nine ships. Every one of them are
Speaker 2: at the bottom of the sea, every single one. We
Speaker 2: take pictures of them. We have people going down taking
Speaker 2: pictures of hundreds of ships. Their navy is totally gone,
Speaker 2: hundred percent. Their air force has totally gone one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Their military, We've sort of left it alone because we
Speaker 2: think that their military is somewhat somewhat moderate, they have
Speaker 2: other people that aren't moderate. We've taken them out, We've
Speaker 2: taken different forms of leadership out.
Speaker 3: We've actually left.
Speaker 2: Their military alone. People would be surprised to hear that,
Speaker 2: because mistakes have been made in wars where you wipe
Speaker 2: out everybody, and then you have a country that's you know,
Speaker 2: for forty years, can never rebuild.
Speaker 1: And that's what the president said. There's ninety million people
Speaker 1: that'll be impacted by all of this. Here's the President
Speaker 1: also saying that he viewed it as a positive. When
Speaker 1: Iran attacked other Gulf states, they came to our side
Speaker 1: and they did listen.
Speaker 2: And you get to see that when you see that
Speaker 2: when we went back, they had missiles aimed at Qatar,
Speaker 2: Saudi Arabia, Uae, Kuwait, Bahrain. They all got hit and
Speaker 2: we were surprised. I was surprised. Actually I viewed it
Speaker 2: as a positive because all those people came immediately to
Speaker 2: our side. They got hit. Now, they could have taken
Speaker 2: another view. They could have said, well, we want no
Speaker 2: part of it. Not that they like it, but they
Speaker 2: came to our side.
Speaker 1: And the presidents saying, if we don't get what we want,
Speaker 1: it will end a very different way.
Speaker 2: I would rather get a deal because we can open
Speaker 2: the Strait immediately upon signing. The one guarantee that I
Speaker 2: have to have is that there will be no nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: They've agreed to that, and it was very interesting. They
Speaker 2: originally said we will not develop a nuclear weapon. I said, well,
Speaker 2: what happens if you buy a nuclear weapon? So now
Speaker 2: it says we will not develop or in any we
Speaker 2: purchase a military weapon. That's a big difference. So we're
Speaker 2: getting what we want slowly, very tough negotiators. It takes
Speaker 2: a long time.
Speaker 4: I'm in no hurry.
Speaker 2: I'd like to say I'm in a hurry because you
Speaker 2: know what, ghasoline prices are going to come dumbing down.
Speaker 2: But if you're going to be in a hurry, you're
Speaker 2: not going to make a good deal. And slowly, but
Speaker 2: surely we're getting I think what we want, and if
Speaker 2: we don't get what we want, we're going to end
Speaker 2: it a different way.
Speaker 1: Iran cites Israel's operations in Lebanon as the stumbling block
Speaker 1: as of this moment, and we'll just see what happens anyway.
Speaker 1: Joining us now is doctor Dan Dyker. He's the president
Speaker 1: of the Jerusalem Center for security and foreign affairs and
Speaker 1: American Israeli expert, what do you make of the uptick
Speaker 1: intentions and the fact that Israel has never penetrated this
Speaker 1: deeply into Lebanon or taken out as many top leaders
Speaker 1: as they just did over the last week.
Speaker 5: John's great to join you again. I very much describe
Speaker 5: and agree to your opening here. This is a war
Speaker 5: of wills and a war of resilience between the Iranian
Speaker 5: regime and the United States. We need to emphasize that
Speaker 5: the Iranian regime cannot be trusted with the paper or
Speaker 5: the ink on which a potential agreement is signed. I
Speaker 5: think the president is aware of the enemy that confronts him.
Speaker 5: And what is what the American people need to know
Speaker 5: is that the Iranian regime, while they're talking to the
Speaker 5: United States, are mobilizing their Hizbella proxy against Israel, and
Speaker 5: they're getting ready to mobilize their Uti proxy in Lebanon
Speaker 5: and Yemen, and of course the Hamas proxy, which is
Speaker 5: getting frisky and you know, ready to swarm even from
Speaker 5: eastern Gaza. So this is an Iranian strategy of deception.
Speaker 5: And just as our dear friend Mark Levin says, you
Speaker 5: cannot trust the the You can trust the regime to
Speaker 5: do one thing, Sean, and that is to lie, cheat
Speaker 5: and steal. That is the regime's v and this is
Speaker 5: classic Iranian regime Islamic republic strategy. So we've got to
Speaker 5: be aware of the fact that they are very much
Speaker 5: on message from their own point of view. What has
Speaker 5: been revealed is that they have restored sixty five percent
Speaker 5: of all the underground missile sites have been restored, according
Speaker 5: to intelligence assessments coming out of Israel. And we have
Speaker 5: a lot to be concerned about. But I think we're
Speaker 5: moving right now towards a different type of D Day
Speaker 5: from sort of a copy paste from the Second World War.
Speaker 5: We're not talking about hundreds of thousands of American troops on
Speaker 5: the ground, but we are talking about the potential for
Speaker 5: a major return to combat once the President finishes choking
Speaker 5: the Iranian regime. Economically, they cannot handle another two or
Speaker 5: three months of American embargo. American American embargo and control
Speaker 5: of the Straits of Hormuz. They are losing fifteen billion
Speaker 5: dollars a month in lost revenue. It's extraordinary. Their GDP
Speaker 5: is only one hundred and seventy five billion dollars a year.
Speaker 5: They can't pay salaries, there's no food going in. They
Speaker 5: import most of the food, desalinated water supplies. They can't
Speaker 5: pay salaries to the IRGC Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. They're
Speaker 5: basically moving towards state failure and collapse. And I think
Speaker 5: that's where the President wants to go before he resumes
Speaker 5: any kind of military action. He wants to try to
Speaker 5: get to the midterms elections through this economic choke strategy,
Speaker 5: and then if he doesn't, president doesn't get what he
Speaker 5: needs in negotiations. I think Israel, and well, Israel has
Speaker 5: already engaged in very heavy counter counter terror operations deep
Speaker 5: deep in Lebanon, suggestive of nineteen eighty two when we
Speaker 5: had to we had to excise and expel the PLO
Speaker 5: from Beirut. Now we're talking about expelling the Irani and
Speaker 5: Hizballa from Beirut. And that's where we are at this
Speaker 5: particular moment. It's a very dangerous moment, Sean, both for the.
Speaker 1: It is dangerous, and I get concur with you and
Speaker 1: the great One. And of course they lie, they cheat,
Speaker 1: they steal, you can depend on that. But with all
Speaker 1: that said, my understanding is they don't get a thing
Speaker 1: unless the straits are open, that mind sweepers are sent in,
Speaker 1: that they stay out of the strait, they don't interfere
Speaker 1: with it, and that the nuclear dust is handed over.
Speaker 1: Those are big steps before they would see any benefit
Speaker 1: from any deal anyway. Those who are conditional on top
Speaker 1: of anywhere, any place, anytime, inspections. I quick break right
Speaker 1: back more with doctor Dan Dyker on the other side,
Speaker 1: as we examine the latest developments out of Iran in
Speaker 1: the Middle East. Eight My final moments with our friend
Speaker 1: doctor Dan Tyker talking about the latest developments in the
Speaker 1: Middle East with Iran, with Lebanon and has Ballah. Now
Speaker 1: I did read that they were trying to reconstitute and
Speaker 1: dig out their ballistic missile program. Okay, let's assume for
Speaker 1: a moment the intelligence is correct and that is true.
Speaker 1: It's not going to be that difficult to hit the
Speaker 1: same targets when they have no air defense system.
Speaker 5: You're absolutely right, it's not gonna be. But here's the deal. Here,
Speaker 5: here's the issue. We noticed that the Arab that the
Speaker 5: the Arab Gulf has for the moment switched sides. In
Speaker 5: what sense that they switch sides they're now pushing. I mean,
Speaker 5: we know that the we know that the Saudi's Uh
Speaker 5: and some of the other Golf countries are pushing for
Speaker 5: a compromise deal with the with the regime. Now, this
Speaker 5: is an about face from where they were a couple
Speaker 5: of months ago. And the question is why are they
Speaker 5: doing this? And they're doing it because they're they're they're
Speaker 5: worried that from their point of view, from a Middle
Speaker 5: Eastern perceptional point of view, they see the regime as winning. Why.
Speaker 5: Because the regime is still standing. No one expected in
Speaker 5: his wildest dream that after you know, after two and
Speaker 5: a half three months of of of of massive degradation
Speaker 5: through the amazing US military forces and the extraordinary Israeli
Speaker 5: Air Force operations, that the regime would still be standing.
Speaker 5: And they are standing. In fact, the ier GC, the
Speaker 5: Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, is they're the ones running the
Speaker 5: show in town. Which is why, which is why pazzess
Speaker 5: Kian with the president issued a resignation. Whether it's real
Speaker 5: or whether it's fake is another question. But the IRGC's
Speaker 5: most radical forces headed by Vahidi. This guy Vahidi is
Speaker 5: the is the is the guy that that blew up
Speaker 5: the Israeli embassy in Argentina in nineteen ninety two, and
Speaker 5: then and then and then murdered hundreds of Jews in
Speaker 5: the Jewish Community Center in Argentina nineteen.
Speaker 1: Well, let me ask you this, what did you make
Speaker 1: of the president putting out on truth that he had
Speaker 1: to call at the Prime Minister of Israel bb Net Yahoo,
Speaker 1: No troops go into Beirut, and troops that are were
Speaker 1: on their way turned back, and the Hesbalah representatives and
Speaker 1: left been unrepresentatives agreed that all shooting will stop. So
Speaker 1: we've been here before. But then it flares up again.
Speaker 1: Is that short lived.
Speaker 3: Or what it's deception?
Speaker 5: Strategy? Sean? This is exactly I mean, the the the
Speaker 5: Iranian regime, the Islamic Republic strategy is to peel off
Speaker 5: the United States from Israel and isolate Israel as it,
Speaker 5: you know, the smallest state in the Middle East, and
Speaker 5: and and try to and and try to sort of
Speaker 5: isolate and destroy of Israel by dividing it from its
Speaker 5: great alley, the United States. That is the Iranian regime strategy.
Speaker 5: So what they do is they use Western language like
Speaker 5: let's call for a ceasefire and let's get his bullet
Speaker 5: to try to agree the the you know, the biggest,
Speaker 5: the biggest fan, if you will, of regime change in
Speaker 5: uh Or or let's call it degrading. The His bull
Speaker 5: in Lebanon is the government of Lebanon itself. But the
Speaker 5: problem with the government of Lebanon headed by Joseph Alhun,
Speaker 5: President of Oun, is that is that sixty percent of
Speaker 5: the Lebanese security forces are Shia Muslims and they have
Speaker 5: very strong relations family relationships with the Hizballah. So it
Speaker 5: means that the Christian senior command of the Lebanese security
Speaker 5: forces do not have any ability to force the lower
Speaker 5: chain of a chain of command, which is which are
Speaker 5: populated by Shiai commanders in order to carry out the
Speaker 5: security instruction of the national security forces. That just leaves
Speaker 5: Israel to do the job. That's why Israel is in
Speaker 5: Beirut in Daki right now. The president is now being
Speaker 5: put under tremendous pressure by the Pakistanis, by the Turks,
Speaker 5: by the even by the Gulf and perhaps some people
Speaker 5: in his own administration to to to hold off in
Speaker 5: the interests and I think it's it's I think it's
Speaker 5: fake diplomacy. I mean the you know, the President says
Speaker 5: fake news, fake news, and he's right. This is fake
Speaker 5: diplomacy on the part of its deception diplomacy on the
Speaker 5: part of the Iranian regime. Get make Israel the tough guy,
Speaker 5: make Israel the heavy and isolate Israel. That's what they're
Speaker 5: doing now, and they're putting The Iranian regime knows how
Speaker 5: to put pressure on the president, and that's why I
Speaker 5: think Jerusalem's hoping and the Prime Minister is hoping that
Speaker 5: the President doesn't fall for it and allows Israel to
Speaker 5: do what it needs to do, just because it's northern
Speaker 5: communities are being bombed as we hold this conversation on Hannity,
Speaker 5: and Israel will not allow that to happen. We cannot allow,
Speaker 5: you know, several million people that live in northern Israel
Speaker 5: to be bombed by the Isbella in the interest of
Speaker 5: Iranian regime's deception diplomacy from Tehran.
Speaker 1: President won't let that happen, even reiterated that over the
Speaker 1: weekend for this tool have occurred the Hisbola. You know,
Speaker 1: Iranian proxies had to agree to stop all aggressive actions
Speaker 1: against israel I guess that happened. I'lbeit likely temporary, only
Speaker 1: temporary anyway, Doctor Dandiker, thank you, sir. I appreciate you
Speaker 1: as always. Eight hundred and nine to polt one, Shawn
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Speaker 1: You need Hannity every day, I you know, with the
Speaker 1: full interview, h Linda, did you watch any of this
Speaker 1: interview with doctor Jill Biden on CBS Sunday morning? Did
Speaker 1: you watch any of it?
Speaker 6: I actually watched the highlights. I don't think that I
Speaker 6: need to suffer that much on a Sunday. Life's hard enough,
Speaker 6: life hard enough, all right.
Speaker 1: I never I didn't see signs of Joe's cognitive decline.
Speaker 1: For all of you out there, you know, I can
Speaker 1: even play and I'll play in a second, my favorite
Speaker 1: you know montage that was put out with music behind
Speaker 1: it. In a second. However, this is her saying she never
Speaker 1: saw what we've been pointing out, but what we were
Speaker 1: pointing out before the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 3: Listen, did you ever see signs that he was falling
Speaker 3: into cognitive decline.
Speaker 7: No, no, no.
Speaker 2: Truly no.
Speaker 1: I mean people were saying he wasn't the same Joe Biden.
Speaker 7: Well, I don't think that's true. He was the same,
Speaker 7: the essence of the same Joe Biden. But yeah, he
Speaker 7: was slowing down, he was getting older. I mean we
Speaker 7: all observed that when you know it's a very intense job.
Speaker 7: I think it ages you.
Speaker 1: I think it ages you. Now this is the remarkable
Speaker 1: part to me and all of you put yourself. We
Speaker 1: all have significant others in our life. Somebody you care about.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be a husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend,
Speaker 1: but somebody you really care about. If they're on stage
Speaker 1: and you think they're having a stroke, Ask yourself, what
Speaker 1: would you do? Linda? If I'm on stage and you
Speaker 1: think I'm having a stroke, what would you do? You
Speaker 1: hate me half the time? What would you do?
Speaker 6: Will you stop it? Stop crying? I don't hate you.
Speaker 6: I'm just tough on trying to crying a little bit.
Speaker 1: Just as if I'm on stage. You've been with me
Speaker 1: at events where I'm on stage, of course, and if
Speaker 1: you thought I was having a stroke, really believes that,
Speaker 1: what would you do?
Speaker 6: I mean, look what happened when Mitch McConnell had the
Speaker 6: tia on live TV. Everybody just froze until they realized,
Speaker 6: oh crap, he's having a stroke on live television. But
Speaker 6: at least they came over and ushered him off and said, okay,
Speaker 6: we got to take you uncle Mitchie over here now.
Speaker 6: But I mean, she just let him hang. She doesn't
Speaker 6: care about him.
Speaker 1: I mean, well, here's her saying I thought, and this
Speaker 1: is her husband. I thought he was having a stroke
Speaker 1: in the debate against Donald Trump. Were you horrified as
Speaker 1: you saw it unfold?
Speaker 7: I wasn't horrified. I was frightened because I had never
Speaker 7: ever seen Joe like that before or since never since, yes,
Speaker 7: or never seen him never?
Speaker 1: No, no, if you're having a stroke, wen, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what I would do. If you were given a
Speaker 1: speech and I was there and I thought you were
Speaker 1: having a stroke, I would immediately race out there and
Speaker 1: make sure everything's okay. That's, of course, like a normal person.
Speaker 6: Although I will say, like if you know, the only
Speaker 6: thing I would hedge on and I don't give her
Speaker 6: an ounce, right, but if I would say, sometimes when
Speaker 6: people have a stroke, like they pause and you're not sure, right,
Speaker 6: but if you really thought that your spouse or someone
Speaker 6: you cared about was having a stroke, you would rush
Speaker 6: to the stage. Rush She does nothing, because this is
Speaker 6: how you know, you know his resting place is that
Speaker 6: it's it was constant stumbling, mumbling, bumbling, you know, like
Speaker 6: I say, R n C Piano Biden is my favorite
Speaker 6: Biden clip of all time.
Speaker 1: Because it's real. No, my favorite is this one.
Speaker 4: Listen the political coverage. Yeah, looks some of the political
Speaker 4: players and some of the let me ask rhetorical questions. No, anyway, all.
Speaker 6: Right, so obviously it's dealer's choice. That's my favorite one.
Speaker 6: Your favorite one is where Trump does the ultimate SmackDown.
Speaker 1: Well that no, this was this is presidential debate history.
Speaker 1: I know which one you're talking about. Let's play that.
Speaker 8: I've changed it in a way that now you're in
Speaker 8: a situation where there are forty percent fewer people coming
Speaker 8: to cross the border illegally. It's better when he left office,
Speaker 8: and I'm going to continue to move until we get
Speaker 8: the total band on, the total initiative relative to what
Speaker 8: we're going to do with more border patrol and more
Speaker 8: a CYBM officers.
Speaker 2: President Trump, I really don't know what he said at
Speaker 2: the end of this, and I don't think he knows
Speaker 2: what he said either. Look, we had the safest border
Speaker 2: in the history of our country.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he's talking about. I don't know
Speaker 1: what he's talking about. I don't think he knows what
Speaker 1: he's talking about. Can't make it up, all right, Barbara Illinois,
Speaker 1: Next Sean Hannity Show. Barbara, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 1: Happy Monday?
Speaker 3: Happy Monday, Sean. I can't believe I'm actually talking to you.
Speaker 1: Oh, I can't believe I'm talking to you. You're talking
Speaker 1: to me, talking to me, I'm kidding. Thanks for checking in.
Speaker 1: I hope you had a good weekend.
Speaker 3: I've had a great weekend. Thank you. I just want
Speaker 3: to I've heard you say several times about the wocally
Speaker 3: misinformed mister tall Rico in the alleged fixed genders, and
Speaker 3: when I heard his quote on the radio about and
Speaker 3: what he said was modern science recognizes that there are
Speaker 3: many more than two biological sexes. In fact, there are six.
Speaker 3: I'm a retired nurse and I know it's been a
Speaker 3: minute since I went to school, but we learned about
Speaker 3: genetic variations on gender when we were in Human Growth
Speaker 3: and Development class, and that's totals up to six. So
Speaker 3: my supposition is that's what he is thinking of. Normal
Speaker 3: genders are X ex's female, X Y is male. But
Speaker 3: if a woman only has one X chromosome, that's called
Speaker 3: Turner syndrome. If a woman or if a man has
Speaker 3: an extra X chromosome, that's called Kleinfelter syndrome. If a
Speaker 3: woman has an extra X, then that's trisomy x, and
Speaker 3: then if a man has an extra Y that's called
Speaker 3: Jacob syndrome.
Speaker 1: So I think that you're really stretching here, though, Barbara,
Speaker 1: most people don't believe the six genders. I mean, you're
Speaker 1: talking about variations on genetics, but in every case that
Speaker 1: I hear you're mentioning here, aren't you really talking about
Speaker 1: somebody that maybe has an extra quote chromosome or whatever
Speaker 1: it might happen to be, but that does not But
Speaker 1: they will, They will be a male or a female
Speaker 1: in the end. In other words, allowed male body parts
Speaker 1: or female body parts, true or false?
Speaker 3: Correct, it's true. But what I'm saying is that's why
Speaker 3: I said he's wilfully misinformed, because somehow he probably saw
Speaker 3: a meme or a post somewhere that said this quantified
Speaker 3: six genders, which it does not. That's my whole point.
Speaker 3: It does not. And he falls victim again, as so many.
Speaker 1: People do, to political correctness. DEI. By the way, if
Speaker 1: we were neighbors, Barbara, how would you feel if I
Speaker 1: referred to you as a neighbor with a uterus?
Speaker 3: I tell you you were wrong because that baby's been
Speaker 3: gone for a long time.
Speaker 1: Cuche you and all right, Barbara, Thank you, appreciate you.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and nine four one Seawn Doug, Colorado next
Speaker 1: Rocky Mountain High. What's up, Big Doug?
Speaker 9: How are you, Big Doug Man? I'm flattered You're a
Speaker 9: national treasure. Mister Hannady, I really I can't even believe
Speaker 9: I'm talking to you.
Speaker 1: You're making my day. Thank you. I'm hoping you're having
Speaker 1: a great week so far.
Speaker 9: I am. I'm in the process of putting my eighty
Speaker 9: six year old mother in assisted living, but I've got
Speaker 9: some helpers here and it's going. Okay.
Speaker 1: That's rough. Is your mom okay? Is she is she
Speaker 1: cognitively aware? Is she sick?
Speaker 9: Oh, she's cognitively aware. She has immobility issues. And things
Speaker 9: are moving fast, and I understand. I'm a I'm a
Speaker 9: Christian internal medicine doctor in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, and I
Speaker 9: really appreciate what the last caller said, although I'm not
Speaker 9: going to really talk about genetics versus how people feel
Speaker 9: about their their genetics, their gender. I just wanted to
Speaker 9: comment on Calorico's use of the word neighbor with a uterus.
Speaker 9: And I'm amused at the very least of all of
Speaker 9: the gyrations the liberals are using to define a woman.
Speaker 9: They say they can't define a woman, but now here
Speaker 9: comes a guy who says you have to have a uterus.
Speaker 9: It's kind of interesting. So they say men can menstrate,
Speaker 9: men can have babies. I would simply say name one, because, well,
Speaker 9: did you.
Speaker 1: Hear the left last week? There's some liberals suggesting that
Speaker 1: they were fighting for abortion rights for biological men, transgender men. Now,
Speaker 1: you're the medical doctor, not me. Under any circumstances, can
Speaker 1: any male, anybody born male, ever have a baby or
Speaker 1: carry a baby.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you clearing that up for us. These are
Speaker 1: conversations I never thought i'd have when I started in
Speaker 1: radio quite an number of decades ago.
Speaker 9: Well, me either. And this whole notion that God is
Speaker 9: neither male nor female. First of all, as a Christian,
Speaker 9: I find it odd that we mere mortals are trying
Speaker 9: to define what God is and what God is not
Speaker 9: with the exception that you know, God has loved. But
Speaker 9: my study of the scripture is that in Christ there
Speaker 9: is neither male nor female, jew nor gentile. It means
Speaker 9: that God loves everyone equally and doesn't prefer one sex
Speaker 9: over the other. He's a creator, he can create.
Speaker 1: But you said you're a Christian. What is the most
Speaker 1: powerful prayer that Jesus Christ gave his disciples and his followers.
Speaker 9: So Lord's prayer?
Speaker 1: And how does that prayer start?
Speaker 9: Our Father, who are in heaven hellib Then we.
Speaker 1: Stop right there. You've gone far enough. Are our father?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 1: It doesn't say our father mother non binary? Does it?
Speaker 9: That's correct? And I think there was a tendency towards
Speaker 9: male domination in some cultures. But that doesn't mean God
Speaker 9: conformed necessarily, except God changed. It just means he presents
Speaker 9: himself to He presents himself to people that way. And
Speaker 9: you know God, God created fish with gills. It doesn't
Speaker 9: mean God has guilts. It just means he's a creator,
Speaker 9: and he's omni the present, omnipotent, and he can create
Speaker 9: whatever he wants. And he does refer to himself throughout
Speaker 9: scripture in the masculine, throughout Old Testament and New Testament.
Speaker 1: That is biblically correct. Anyway, good call. I think you're
Speaker 1: right on the money, Doug. We appreciate it, and you
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Speaker 10: I have to understand what the word deal is when
Speaker 10: we refer to Iran. Here, you have a country that
Speaker 10: has spent forty seven years chanting death to America and
Speaker 10: death to Israel. The President wants to try to negotiate
Speaker 10: a deal. How do you negotiating the deal with someone
Speaker 10: who's sworn to your destruction?
Speaker 1: Well, I think the President is looking at it from
Speaker 1: a lot of different perspectives. And you know, I love
Speaker 1: all the Monday morning quarterbacks everyone that thinks they know
Speaker 1: what he knows. Number one, there are things that he
Speaker 1: knows that we don't know. That's number one. Number two,
Speaker 1: this is not the old iranium regime. The top three
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Speaker 1: The President also knows that he can wipe out their
Speaker 1: economy for at least a decade or more. But there's
Speaker 1: ninety million people that would like to rebuild the once
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Speaker 1: expressed that again today that he's trying to do it
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Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: It's trust but verify. My understanding is any deal is
Speaker 1: going to be predicated on it's you give us the dust,
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Speaker 1: If you keep trying to build out nuclear weapons or
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Speaker 1: I understand his thinking. Uh, I don't really. I can't
Speaker 1: really fault him for trying. If people don't think he's
Speaker 1: willing to do what he says he's he will do,
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Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I agree with a lot of what people are saying.
Speaker 1: I'm hoping for the sake of the people in the
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