Speaker 1: Breaking news.
Speaker 2: Now here's Sean Hannity.
Speaker 3: All right, our two Sean Hannity Show. Thank you, Scott Shannon.
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Speaker 3: four one, Shawn, if you want to be a part
Speaker 3: of the program. The President now has done something that
Speaker 3: I don't think we've ever seen any American president do,
Speaker 3: and that has used the power of the authority, the might,
Speaker 3: the will of this great country to bring about peace.
Speaker 3: This would be by my count and we have described
Speaker 3: in great specificity and detail the other six I won't
Speaker 3: go into it now, the Seventh Peace Agreement and end
Speaker 3: of conflict since he's been president just a little over
Speaker 3: what six and a half months now, and I'm talking
Speaker 3: very specifically about what's happening, and that is the and
Speaker 3: this is going on right now as we speak. The
Speaker 3: Azerbaijan President and the Armenian Prime Minister are about to
Speaker 3: sign a joint declaration that establishes what will be known
Speaker 3: as the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity and anyway,
Speaker 3: it's a key element in the deal will be this
Speaker 3: multi transit corridor through you know, connecting the two countries.
Speaker 3: The US will have exclusive development rights along with it. Now,
Speaker 3: the Abraham Accords, signed in twenty twenty have been described
Speaker 3: as aiming to diffuse tension in the Middle East by
Speaker 3: normalizing relations with Israel and certain Arab states, and these
Speaker 3: accords have been presented as a step towards regional stability.
Speaker 3: The President is spending a lot of political capital. I
Speaker 3: know a lot of focuses on Russia, and I know
Speaker 3: that the President now is taking a much harder line
Speaker 3: with Vladimir Putin. I know some people don't like the
Speaker 3: fact that he's selling weapons, selling weapons, let me repeat,
Speaker 3: selling weapons to the Ukrainians. Remember, this is Joe Biden's
Speaker 3: war and he's just trying to put an end to
Speaker 3: it before it spreads all throughout Europe. But anyway, so
Speaker 3: what we have is the Azerbaijan President and the Armenian
Speaker 3: Prime Minister talking about peace. Here's the President at the
Speaker 3: Oval Office with both these leaders.
Speaker 2: It's a long time.
Speaker 4: Thirty five years they fought and now they're friends and
Speaker 4: they're going to be friends for a long time.
Speaker 2: But it's a big.
Speaker 4: Beautiful honor to welcome everyone to the White House for
Speaker 4: this very historic peace summit between Armenia and azer By Sean.
Speaker 2: It's really great thrill for me.
Speaker 4: I love seeing good people get together, and that's what
Speaker 4: you have to You have two great leaders. I want
Speaker 4: to congratulate these two visionary people, Prime Minister passion Yon
Speaker 4: and President Aliev for coming to watch to signed this
Speaker 4: momentous joint declaration.
Speaker 5: It's a.
Speaker 4: Tremendously important document and it's been a long time in coming.
Speaker 4: They were explaining before that so many times they thought
Speaker 4: they could get there.
Speaker 1: It never happened.
Speaker 2: It just never happened.
Speaker 4: I also want to thank Secretary of State Marco Rubio,
Speaker 4: Special Envoy Steve Whitcoff and their teams at the State Department.
Speaker 4: And I see that we have Chris Wright outside and
Speaker 4: Senator Steve Daines sitting right here.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Chris, thank you very much, and Steve, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: And we have some other wonderful dignitaries, including the dignitaries
Speaker 4: from your country. But they provided tremendous diplomatic assistance. And Marco, congratulations,
Speaker 4: it's a it's a big thing. Keep going. He've got
Speaker 4: many jobs. And then, of course you would say Steve
Speaker 4: was quite influential. I call him Henry Kissinger, who doesn't
Speaker 4: leak for more than thirty five years, Armenian Azerbaijan have
Speaker 4: fought a bitter conflict that resulted in tremendous suffering for
Speaker 4: both nations. They suffered gravely for so many years. Many
Speaker 4: tried to find a resolution, including the European Union. The
Speaker 4: Russians worked very hard on it never happened. Sleepy Joe
Speaker 4: Biden tried, but you know what happened there. He tried
Speaker 4: for probably twelve minutes and didn't work out. And many
Speaker 4: other countries tried and they were unsuccessful. But with this accurt,
Speaker 4: we've finally succeeded in making peace. And we just left
Speaker 4: the Oval Office where we signed voluminous documents and very
Speaker 4: important elements to the agreement. The country of Armenian Azerbaijan
Speaker 4: are committing to stop all fighting forever, open up commerce,
Speaker 4: travel and diplomatic relations, and respect each other's sovereignty and
Speaker 4: turned integrity so importantly. And I just spent a lot
Speaker 4: of time with these two men. I think they're gonna
Speaker 4: have a great relationship.
Speaker 6: You want to know the truth.
Speaker 4: They didn't see each other that much, but they probably will.
Speaker 4: I think they're gonna have I think you too, gonna
Speaker 4: have a great relationship. I have no doubt and if
Speaker 4: you don't, call me and I'll.
Speaker 2: Straighten it out, Okay.
Speaker 4: Very importantly, we have also resolved the key issue that
Speaker 4: foiled previous negotiations. This declaration establishes what they are calling
Speaker 4: a great honor for me. I didn't ask for this,
Speaker 4: the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity, which is
Speaker 4: a special transit area that will allow Azerbaijan to get
Speaker 4: full access to its territory of Nocchivn while fully respecting
Speaker 4: Armenia's sovereignty. So they're going to be able to really
Speaker 4: live and work together. And it's amazing. So that's a
Speaker 4: very important, I guess, very special territory to you and
Speaker 4: to you, and now they work together. Our media is
Speaker 4: also creating an exclusive partnership with the United States to
Speaker 4: develop this carter, which could extend for up to ninety
Speaker 4: nine years, and then they promise in ninety nine years
Speaker 4: they'll extend it.
Speaker 2: Right, you'll promise.
Speaker 4: But we anticipate significant infrastructure development by American companies. They're
Speaker 4: very anxious to go in to these two countries and
Speaker 4: they're going to spend a lot of money, a lot
Speaker 4: of money which will economically benefit all three of our nations.
Speaker 4: This is incredibly positive news for the future of the
Speaker 4: entire region, and it's a very important region, as you know. Additionally,
Speaker 4: the US is signing a bilateral agreement with both countries
Speaker 4: to expand cooperation and energy trade and technology, including AI
Speaker 4: in terms of energy. Chris is here representing our country,
Speaker 4: and there's nobody better than Chris. Right and Chris, I
Speaker 4: understand it's very fertile. It's a very fertile area. So
Speaker 4: I appreciate everything you've done. You've done amazingly well you've
Speaker 4: got we've got the gasoline prices coming way down from
Speaker 4: where they were, and it's really.
Speaker 1: Been something to watch.
Speaker 4: We are drilling like we haven't drilled in many years,
Speaker 4: I guess I could say ever before, and we just
Speaker 4: we just started. We're also lifting restrictions on defense cooperation
Speaker 4: between Azerbridjahan and the United States of America. The President,
Speaker 4: that's a big deal. Unless is that important to you?
Speaker 4: I think so that was pretty good.
Speaker 2: They're very happy about that.
Speaker 4: So as president, my highest aspiration is to bring peace
Speaker 4: and stability to the world. Today's signing follows our success
Speaker 4: with India and Pakistan. They were going at it. They
Speaker 4: were going at it big and they were great. Two
Speaker 4: great leaders that came together just prior to what would
Speaker 4: have been a tremendous conflict as you know, a nuclear
Speaker 4: con flick. Probably also the Congo and Rwanda. Now that
Speaker 4: was one where which was going on.
Speaker 2: For thirty one years. You have them beat, thirty five years,
Speaker 2: you had them beat.
Speaker 4: But that was going on for thirty one years, and
Speaker 4: we have it all done and people are very happy.
Speaker 2: That was a rough one that was nasty.
Speaker 4: Seven seven million people that they know of died.
Speaker 2: Also just recently.
Speaker 4: Thailand and Cambodia, that was one that was just starting
Speaker 4: that two thousand people were dead on the border. But
Speaker 4: it was just starting, and I was talking to one
Speaker 4: of the two nations on trade and I said, I'm
Speaker 4: not going to sign a trade.
Speaker 2: Deal if you guys are going to fight.
Speaker 1: And I got the other one.
Speaker 4: And again great leadership Thailand and Cambodia, and before it
Speaker 4: got started, beyond that first couple of days, we stopped
Speaker 4: the war. And they've had wars periodically, very much as
Speaker 4: you two have had long term wars. And we got
Speaker 4: it stopped. And the two again I find in all
Speaker 4: cases they're great leaders. If they didn't agree, I would
Speaker 4: say they allows the leaders to be honest with you.
Speaker 4: But they did agree, and so Thailand and Cabodia, Serbia
Speaker 4: and Kosovo we got something stopped that was ready to start.
Speaker 1: We didn't like that one. We didn't like it at.
Speaker 4: All, and we got saved a lot of lives and
Speaker 4: numerous others. In addition, as you know, we took out
Speaker 4: the nuclear capability of Iran.
Speaker 2: And to use the term.
Speaker 4: That people tried to dispute without any.
Speaker 2: Knowledge, it was obliterated.
Speaker 4: That's been confirmed by the Atomic Energy Commissions. Everybody that's
Speaker 4: are totally obliterate. They might try again, but they're going
Speaker 4: to have to try a.
Speaker 2: New site because they are.
Speaker 4: And I want to just say, our military, we have
Speaker 4: the greatest military in the world. We have the greatest
Speaker 4: equipment and military manufacturing anywhere in the world, nobody even close.
Speaker 2: And that sort of proved it.
Speaker 4: So getting rid of that threat from the Middle East
Speaker 4: was very big, and I think a lot of people
Speaker 4: are going to be joining right now the Abraham Accord.
Speaker 4: It's going to be very important. So hopefully we're going
Speaker 4: to have many more successes. I hope we're not going
Speaker 4: to have too many more in this field, because hopefully
Speaker 4: we're not going to be seeing too many more wars.
Speaker 4: But we just I came in and this whole world
Speaker 4: was on fire. All these things were sort of happening.
Speaker 4: We've only been here for six months. The world was
Speaker 4: on fire. We took care of just about every fire.
Speaker 4: And we're working in another one that you're reporting on
Speaker 4: very strongly with Russia Ukraine, and.
Speaker 2: We'll have some more information for you a little bit later.
Speaker 4: But I want to ask these two very special people again.
Speaker 4: I've gotten to know them. They're very special people, and
Speaker 4: I think they have the potential to have a great
Speaker 4: personal relationship, which is always good, but also a great
Speaker 4: just relationship. And if I might ask you to say
Speaker 4: a few words.
Speaker 2: Sir, thank you very much. Mister President. First of all,
Speaker 2: thank you for invitation.
Speaker 7: It's a big honor to be invited by as a
Speaker 7: president of the United States for this historic event. Actually,
Speaker 7: we are writing a new history in bilateral into state
Speaker 7: relationship between the United States and Anodarbaijan. We are starting the
Speaker 7: past towards a strategic partnership. The chata on strategic partnership
Speaker 7: will be elaborated within several months, and that is historic
Speaker 7: achievement for Darbaijan because to be in the format of
Speaker 7: strategic partnership with the greatest country of the world is
Speaker 7: a great opportunity and also.
Speaker 2: A very big responsibility.
Speaker 7: And this strategic partnership format embraces so many important areas
Speaker 7: mutual investments, trade, energy, connectivity, transit, ai defense, sales, counter terrorism,
Speaker 7: so all these areas where we had and hopefully will
Speaker 7: have app a very active cooperation in the future. So
Speaker 7: it opens a lot of opportunities for a Darbaijan to
Speaker 7: continue its passive development, to diversify its economy, to keep
Speaker 7: unemployment law as it is today, and to look to
Speaker 7: the future with a great optimism.
Speaker 2: Also, I'm very grateful to mister President.
Speaker 7: That he today lifted restrictions which have been imposed on
Speaker 7: Nazarbaijan back in nineteen ninety two, just only one year
Speaker 7: after Azarbaijan restored its independence. These restrictions have been imposed
Speaker 7: on us.
Speaker 2: So after thirty three years.
Speaker 7: These restrictions have been lifted just today. So really it's
Speaker 7: a day which will be remembered by the people of
Speaker 7: Azerbaijan with a feeling of pride and gratitude to President
Speaker 7: Trump for his attitude to Adarbaijan, for his vision for
Speaker 7: so not only for our region. We were exchanging views
Speaker 7: today and I said that within several months he managed
Speaker 7: to put an end to conflicts in Asia, in Africa
Speaker 7: and now in Southern Caucuses, what we could not achieve
Speaker 7: for Mosern City years.
Speaker 3: All Right, for stations along the Sean Hannity Show network,
Speaker 3: we are going to continue our coverage. This is an
Speaker 3: historic peace agreement. It is the seventh one, the Israeli
Speaker 3: Palestinian conflict, now the Iran Israeli proxy conflict, the regional
Speaker 3: security and alliances the president now between Sudan and India
Speaker 3: and Pakistan. A lot of peace deals coming to fruition. Anyway,
Speaker 3: we continue as the President continues his press conference, he
Speaker 3: has with him the President of Azerbaijan and the Prime Minister.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I'm kind of surprised that this
Speaker 3: has all been taking place, just off the top of
Speaker 3: my head, just to be very honest. But anyway, the
Speaker 3: President continues his discussion, the President of Iserbaijan, the Prime
Speaker 3: Minister of Armenia, talking about peace once and for all.
Speaker 7: Two very bad wars with a lot of casualties and
Speaker 7: if not for President Trump and his team and our
Speaker 7: great friend mister Ritkov and his team, probably today Armenia
Speaker 7: Zabajan would have been again in this endless process of negotiations.
Speaker 2: So really it's a historic day.
Speaker 7: We are today establishing peace in the Caucasus, which will
Speaker 7: open great opportunities not only for our origin. And as
Speaker 7: President Trump correctly mentioned, the Trump Route.
Speaker 2: For international peace and prosperity.
Speaker 7: Which will create new connectivity lines, which will lift the walls,
Speaker 7: and which will create connective with opportunities for so many countries,
Speaker 7: with investments, with prosperity, with stability. You know, Azarbaijan and
Speaker 7: Armenia we became independent at the same time as a
Speaker 7: result of the collapse of the Soviet Union. But at
Speaker 7: that time already we were at war, so we lost
Speaker 7: a lot of years just being preoccupied with wars and
Speaker 7: occupation and bloodshed. So today historic day also because we
Speaker 7: bring peace. President Trump brings peace to Caucuses, and we're
Speaker 7: grateful for that. And I'm sure that Armenia and Azerbaijan
Speaker 7: will find courage and responsibility to reconcile, and also the
Speaker 7: people will reconcile. We will turn the page of stand
Speaker 7: up confrontation and bloodshed and provide bright and save future.
Speaker 2: For our children.
Speaker 7: So I'm very happy because today we're writing the great
Speaker 7: new history. And once again, mister President, thank you for
Speaker 7: all what you're doing for us, for our region, and
Speaker 7: for the whole world.
Speaker 2: Very much. Thank you, great leaders.
Speaker 4: How long have you been in the leadership position?
Speaker 2: Twenty two years? Two years? That's pretty good.
Speaker 4: That means it's tough and smart, and it's an amazing
Speaker 4: part of the world. Congratulations.
Speaker 2: What a great honor to be involved. Thank you very much. Please,
Speaker 2: thank you, mister President. Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 5: Today we have reached a significant milestone in Armenia Zarbaijani relations.
Speaker 5: We're laying a foundation to write a better story than
Speaker 5: the one we had in the past. This breakthrough would
Speaker 5: be simply not have been possible without President Trump's personal
Speaker 5: engagement and his resolute commitment to peace in our region.
Speaker 5: The initialing of peace Agreement will pave the way to
Speaker 5: end the decades of conflict between our countries and open
Speaker 5: a new era based on the full respect for the
Speaker 5: sovereignty and territorial integrity of each other. Today's sign Today's declarations,
Speaker 5: which President Trump personally will sign as well as vints
Speaker 5: witness gives confidence and assurance that we are opening a
Speaker 5: chapter of peace, prosperity, security and economic cooperation in the
Speaker 5: South Caucasus. In this context, allow me to highlight the
Speaker 5: agreement on opening transport communications in the region based on
Speaker 5: the principles of sovereignty, title, integrity, and jurisdiction. I'm particularly
Speaker 5: trillad that, together with the US, Armenia will work to
Speaker 5: bring to life the Trip Trump Road for Peace and Prosperity,
Speaker 5: a connectivity project that will unlock the entire region, will
Speaker 5: unlock strategic economic opportunities that will create long term benefits.
Speaker 5: It will promote infrastructure investment, enhanced regional connectivity, and strengthen
Speaker 5: strengthen US leadership as a champion of conflict resolution. I
Speaker 5: want to thank President Trump and his team for brokering
Speaker 5: this game changing outcome between Armenia and Azerbaijan. This is
Speaker 5: a great deal with a chief today. This is a
Speaker 5: success for our countries and for our region, and the
Speaker 5: success for the world because a more peaceful region means
Speaker 5: a safer world. This is peace, true strength in a
Speaker 5: mutual Mister President, Today's great achievement is yet another testimony
Speaker 5: to your global leadership and your legacy as a statesman
Speaker 5: and a peacemaker on the world stage. Bringing peace required vision,
Speaker 5: political courage, and determination. But what is most important is
Speaker 5: that it requires faith in the cause. As it is
Speaker 5: said in the Holy Bible, Blessed are the peacemakers, for
Speaker 5: they will call children of God. May God enlighten this way.
Speaker 5: Thank you, and my congratulations to all of us. To you,
Speaker 5: to all of us colleagues from Azerbaijan, Armenia, United States,
Speaker 5: and all the people of our region, all the people
Speaker 5: of our countries, and my Congress relations to the world,
Speaker 5: because as I said, it will definitely make world a
Speaker 5: better place.
Speaker 8: Thank you, Thank you, President of the United States, the
Speaker 8: President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and the Prime Minister
Speaker 8: of the Republic of Armenia will now sign the Joint
Speaker 8: Declaration on the Outcomes of the Trump Route for International
Speaker 8: Peace and Prosperity Summit.
Speaker 9: That really will sign three copies in English. The President
Speaker 9: of the United States signs as a witness to the
Speaker 9: President of the Republic of Erbaijan and the Prime Minister
Speaker 9: of the Republic of Armenia, affirming their path the peace
Speaker 9: stability and prosperity. We kindly ask that all guests remained
Speaker 9: seated for the signing of the documents.
Speaker 3: All right, that's President Trump at the White House. He
Speaker 3: is with the Azerbaijan President and the Armenian Prime Minister,
Speaker 3: and they are signing now a joint declaration of peace basically.
Speaker 3: And this is now the seventh example of Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: I would argue that India and Pakistan is probably the biggest.
Speaker 3: We see the President making progress in terms of Arab
Speaker 3: nations aligning with Israel. And hopefully the new endeavors by
Speaker 3: Prime Minister and Yahoo will pay off and GOZL will
Speaker 3: get under Arab control eventually, but it will not be
Speaker 3: under control of Hamas that will take away Israel's threat.
Speaker 3: You see the president getting tough with Russia and Plutin,
Speaker 3: but seven months in office, seven piece deals. Yeah, I'd
Speaker 3: say probably warrants a nobel peace pride. But we'll see
Speaker 3: what happens. All right, take a quick break here, we'll
Speaker 3: come back. We'll get to your calls. Here's our toll
Speaker 3: free number. I especially one callers that hate me. Let's
Speaker 3: say I'm spreading hate, which is what one caller said
Speaker 3: earlier in the week.
Speaker 1: Which kind of pissed me off.
Speaker 3: We'll get to that also, young conservatives on the rise,
Speaker 3: that's straight ahead. I think maybe the dumbest thing said
Speaker 3: all week is we have Marxist mum Dannie saying sanctuary
Speaker 3: city policies have kept New York City safe for decades.
Speaker 1: What is he Tom?
Speaker 10: I've spoken about my commitment to hire two hundred additional
Speaker 10: lawyers to ensure that the law Department is at the
Speaker 10: same staffing levels it was at pre pandemic, to create
Speaker 10: pay parody for those lawyers across city agencies so that
Speaker 10: no longer do we face the same retention crisis, to
Speaker 10: build upon the steps we're taking to provide a legal
Speaker 10: representation for New Yorkers in deportation proceedings, because we know
Speaker 10: that by the mere act of providing legal representation that
Speaker 10: New Yorker's chance of going home to their family increases elevenfold.
Speaker 10: And by my defense a defense that I will stand by,
Speaker 10: of our sanctuary city policies, policies which have kept this
Speaker 10: city safe for decades, policies that have been defended by
Speaker 10: Republicans and Democrats alike.
Speaker 3: Now there's a debate whether or not Donald Trump should
Speaker 3: get involved in the New York City mayoral race, and
Speaker 3: the New York Post was urging him today to back
Speaker 3: Eric Adams. We had Mark Penn of a you know,
Speaker 3: talking about he thinks that Andrew Cuomoll he's a polster.
Speaker 3: He's an honest guy Democrat, but he's a reasonable Democrat,
Speaker 3: and I know there's very few of them out there,
Speaker 3: and he thinks it's Cuomoll. I think if they split
Speaker 3: the vote enough, it might create a lane for curdisliwa
Speaker 3: who I think would do the best job. That's my take.
Speaker 3: But with all that said and done, do I think
Speaker 3: that President Trump ought to expand expend political capital on
Speaker 3: New York City?
Speaker 1: No, I don't.
Speaker 3: Occasionally we get criticized Hannity. You don't put opposing people
Speaker 3: on the show. You don't take opposition callers on your
Speaker 3: radio show. It's a call in show. It's not true.
Speaker 3: If anything, we have a hard time finding them. We
Speaker 3: go out of our way to find them. And that's
Speaker 3: where Kevin and Tennessee comes in. Kevin apparently not a
Speaker 3: fan of mine. What's up, Kevin, how are you?
Speaker 6: I'm doing well. Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 3: Sean, You're very welcome now as you can see. It
Speaker 3: says on my screen. You think I am a hater
Speaker 3: and I promote hate on this show. That's what it says.
Speaker 3: Do you really believe that?
Speaker 6: Let me set this up for you, Sean, you and
Speaker 6: Linda the mainstay of my life for a long time.
Speaker 6: I grew up listening to Rush and Evening's watching you,
Speaker 6: and you're much younger form I got handed to you. You
Speaker 6: still got the great hair. Out of respect for the
Speaker 6: influence you have is kind of why I'm calling, And
Speaker 6: the point that I wanted to make is irrespective of target.
Speaker 6: When throwaway nicknames and personal digs and attacks get repeated
Speaker 6: on the platform like yours the distract debate. Earlier this week,
Speaker 6: a woman called, claiming that you were complicit in perpetuating hate. Admittedly,
Speaker 6: you and Lender were really kind, and I appreciated that.
Speaker 6: But she was coming up short again and again, big
Speaker 6: or small examples, and yesterday I was listening and offered
Speaker 6: a few good ones.
Speaker 3: I'll stay clearly, Kevin, before you go any further. I've
Speaker 3: been doing this a long time. I started talk radio
Speaker 3: in nineteen eighty seven, and I can tell when a
Speaker 3: quoller to quote Landler has a script you're reading, Why
Speaker 3: don't you just speak from your heart and tell me
Speaker 3: instead of reading to the audience, which is boring the
Speaker 3: hell out of all of us, Why don't you just
Speaker 3: tell me, give me your examples that you think that
Speaker 3: I am hateful.
Speaker 6: I'm not saying hateful, Sean.
Speaker 3: So let's say, Grandpa, okay, but you are reading, and
Speaker 3: it's obvious you're reading. Why don't you just speak from
Speaker 3: your heart. I do this radio program. It's extemporaneous every day.
Speaker 3: I don't have notes for Kevin and Tennessee. I'm talking
Speaker 3: to you as a real person. Talk to me as
Speaker 3: a real person. Let's start there.
Speaker 6: Let's be real, right, So Grandpa Bernie, right, what's that
Speaker 6: teach that teaches that age makes someone less credible without
Speaker 6: debating ideas. You do debate the ideas. I understand that,
Speaker 6: But on loop it it kind of informs discourse and normalizes,
Speaker 6: let's say, age oriented negative speech byen nicknames like weak, frail.
Speaker 1: Somebody, slow down. Let's deal with them one at a time.
Speaker 3: So you think, if I call the communist the guy
Speaker 3: that had a honeymoon in the former Soviet Union and
Speaker 3: who's very old and a crazy, crazy, he Marxist Grandpa Bernie.
Speaker 3: That that's hateful.
Speaker 6: It's just a standalone Grandpaul Bernie. It in negates anything,
Speaker 6: any policy you can. You can drum up all the
Speaker 6: other things there too. It's the same thing with Biden.
Speaker 6: Let's jump from you, Sean.
Speaker 3: Let's talk right, But I mean, how do we define
Speaker 3: hate here? I mean, you know, part of being a
Speaker 3: radio host you gotta be a little entertaining. And you've
Speaker 3: got this group of lunatics and I'm imagining if I
Speaker 3: get down to your political core, it wouldn't have you
Speaker 3: say you listened to me, and you used to listen
Speaker 3: to Rush. We all miss Rush was the king of parody.
Speaker 3: Rush made fun of liberals all the time and call
Speaker 3: them names all the time, and in accurate descriptions with
Speaker 3: his tongue gently placed in his cheek.
Speaker 1: It was nobody better at it than him.
Speaker 6: Let me meet you on that question, then, right, Sonal So,
Speaker 6: I used to work in a Bush administration, forty three
Speaker 6: folks that worked with me ended up going to work
Speaker 6: with you.
Speaker 1: Or I'm a.
Speaker 6: Former marine, right, so, I mean, how much do you I'm
Speaker 6: going to qualify myself there. I do listen to you,
Speaker 6: and I listen to the others. This isn't like a
Speaker 6: gotcha thing. This is picking up on the woman's uh
Speaker 6: failed attempt to really call it examples. And I think
Speaker 6: that hate was strong. I don't think that anyone defined
Speaker 6: what hate was in that sense. I'm simply offering an
Speaker 6: example of when you put Grandpa Bernie on repeat, you
Speaker 6: put a lot of these nicknames on repeat. It normalizes
Speaker 6: that type of speech, Right, So do we want to
Speaker 6: normalize like age just related speech or things like that.
Speaker 6: Even you dig into a Pocahontas thing, and I know
Speaker 6: that's about that. That's a wholly different thing. That's that's
Speaker 6: not a cultural thing that that's kind of a misappropriation. Right,
Speaker 6: we can agree on that. So I'm leaving that alone.
Speaker 1: But so pokehon, this is okay. Grandpa Bernie is hateful.
Speaker 6: Now Pokemonas is a dig on missrepresentation and application. Like
Speaker 6: there's there's no.
Speaker 1: Debate, there's meaning. She lied.
Speaker 6: That's what it is.
Speaker 3: If Grandpa Bernie is so offense or so called rights.
Speaker 3: So these are the best examples of you have of
Speaker 3: me spreading hate. You're working overtime, you know you're being
Speaker 3: triggered by by things that are are are lighthearted and
Speaker 3: meaningless to accept in the sense that I'm I'm using
Speaker 3: words that define people that I think are absolutely you know,
Speaker 3: bat Adam shift crazy and why you would be so
Speaker 3: triggered and sensitive to all that is beyond my comprehension.
Speaker 3: And if you served in the military and you're a marine,
Speaker 3: I haven't even harder time understanding it, because every marine
Speaker 3: I know is tough as hell, and words like this,
Speaker 3: you know, sticks and stones can break my bones. I'm
Speaker 3: telling you there's not I don't know wokes triggered marines
Speaker 3: that would be you know, sensitive, Sally. What if I
Speaker 3: talked about so called rights our Grandpa Bernie, I just
Speaker 3: don't It's like, if that's your definition of hate, I
Speaker 3: don't know what I can do because I'm not going
Speaker 3: to change. I'm not going to back down. I'm not
Speaker 3: going to not be call people out for who I
Speaker 3: think that they are. I think they're dangerous people for
Speaker 3: our country. Their policies are dangerous, and I'm just calling
Speaker 3: it out. I mean, is it bad that I call
Speaker 3: him Marxist mum Donnie? Or am I telling the truth
Speaker 3: about Marxist mum Donnie? If I talk about the squad
Speaker 3: and the squad members being anti Semitic?
Speaker 1: Am I being truthful? Or am I? Or am I
Speaker 1: being hateful?
Speaker 6: So this one's not on you, but a while back,
Speaker 6: and I'm just offering you another example. Right, So let's
Speaker 6: tack a step back from Grandpa Barak.
Speaker 3: Here we go a media Matters script. This is what
Speaker 3: Rush used to call a seminar call er, keep.
Speaker 6: Going the values that we keep, like, I don't want
Speaker 6: my niece growing up thinking certain things or saying certain things. Right,
Speaker 6: So I'm recalling this instance where Glenn Beck was making
Speaker 6: fun of Lizzo about to say where's my phone song?
Speaker 6: And he's like, oh, there's look under her fat rolls.
Speaker 6: I'm like, come on, man, like, sure, that's entertainment. You're
Speaker 6: gonna get a laugh.
Speaker 3: But the only person I ever would say is chubby
Speaker 3: or fat is myself because people tell me all the
Speaker 3: time in person, you look younger in person, you look
Speaker 3: taller in person, you're skinnier in person. So how do
Speaker 3: I interpret that that I'm old, short and fat?
Speaker 1: On TV?
Speaker 3: I never talk about people or make fun of their weight.
Speaker 3: I just don't because anybody that likes to eat like
Speaker 3: I do always has to manage that urge to eat
Speaker 3: to keep your weight down as hard. You got to
Speaker 3: work at it. Listen, Kevin, you sound like a good guy.
Speaker 3: Deep down. I suspect that this is an arranged seminar call.
Speaker 3: I don't like people to call in scripted. I was
Speaker 3: willing to hear you out. Your examples are pathetically weak.
Speaker 3: If if this is really triggering you, is there something
Speaker 3: much deeper going on here?
Speaker 1: And it really.
Speaker 3: Actually he shows how successful I am at getting my
Speaker 3: point across without crossing that line that you think that
Speaker 3: you caught me crossing, you know, because there's not going
Speaker 3: to be gratuitous attacking on this program. You know, Communist
Speaker 3: loving Bernie Sanders is not good for the country, of
Speaker 3: my view. That's my opinion, and this is an opinion show.
Speaker 3: All right, quick break more with Kevin on the other side.
Speaker 3: We'll give him one more shot at describing where my
Speaker 3: hatred is on this program, and then we'll get to
Speaker 3: more of your calls. Eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn,
Speaker 3: As we continue the final hour of the Sean Hannity Show,
Speaker 3: was up next, Hang on for Sean's conservative solutions. All right,
Speaker 3: Kevin thinks that we are are pedaling hate on this
Speaker 3: program would continue our conversation with him. Are you going
Speaker 3: to keep listening or are you going to go back?
Speaker 1: What are you going to?
Speaker 3: Are you going to go back to whoever you arranged
Speaker 3: to make this call and tell him it didn't go
Speaker 3: as planned?
Speaker 6: Listen, Sean, I was driving to the YNCA yesterday when
Speaker 6: I heard this was a go. I think this, this
Speaker 6: might be good when make it, have a conversation. I'm
Speaker 6: disappointed that you know Linda isn't here to chime in
Speaker 6: because you just fan them both, you guys.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Linda is here to chime in.
Speaker 3: You want to talk to Linda, Talk to Linda hid Hi.
Speaker 3: If you think Linda's bailing you out on this one,
Speaker 3: trust me, Linda, if she could, she would take your
Speaker 3: side over mind. She's not taking your side over mine
Speaker 3: on this one. Am I correct?
Speaker 1: Linda? If you are correct? But I'm much meaner than Sean.
Speaker 3: So that's why, Oh my gosh, if I ever let
Speaker 3: her be unbridled, Linda, you'd hear some real hate.
Speaker 1: But I don't have it any life. I don't I
Speaker 1: love where I hate you.
Speaker 2: There's there's absolutely no.
Speaker 1: Middle where am I.
Speaker 2: I'm a little different.
Speaker 1: Where are you sewing? I've been with you twenty years.
Speaker 1: Come on, my commitment is shown the audience.
Speaker 3: I'm just checking. I'm just checking, all right, Kevin. We
Speaker 3: spent a lot of time with you. Uh Now, I
Speaker 3: want you. I want to ask you one last question.
Speaker 3: I want to see either. Yes, I'm here, one last question.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna talk. This is an honesty test. I want
Speaker 3: you know well, two last questions. Number One, you did
Speaker 3: write a script?
Speaker 1: Correct?
Speaker 6: I have notes, I've got bullets on okay.
Speaker 3: Number Two, you are a seminar caller and you're with
Speaker 3: some group or organization and you call this show on
Speaker 3: purpose to bring this issue up, and you didn't do
Speaker 3: it alone.
Speaker 1: True or false?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: No, that is false. One, I'm unemployed right now. Two
Speaker 6: I deal with to you.
Speaker 2: Three.
Speaker 6: I put some ideas together, drop them in the bullets.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's give them a test.
Speaker 1: Here's your test, Kevin. What was on the show yesterday?
Speaker 6: Hell of a lot of stuff you had, hell, A hell.
Speaker 1: Of a lot of stuff. There a hell, there's a hell.
Speaker 7: You think, Governor Abbit, I got to give him.
Speaker 1: Kudos, all right, we'll give you. We'll give you a
Speaker 1: kudos on Governor arabbit.
Speaker 3: Listen, I want you to keep listening, and here's my
Speaker 3: I'm gonna even give you a homeworker assignment, okay, And
Speaker 3: the homework assignment is, if you hear hatred come out
Speaker 3: of my mouth on this show, I'm gonna have Katie
Speaker 3: give give you a special number so that you can
Speaker 3: call in that day and call me right out on it.
Speaker 1: Does that sound fair?
Speaker 6: Sure? Son, But I don't think that the number is
Speaker 6: gonna get called because I'm not the one who's sitting
Speaker 6: here saying that you're you're spewing capes, right, I mean,
Speaker 6: if someone computer.
Speaker 3: We started out this call, you agree with the hate
Speaker 3: the person that called me hate quote. You do promote
Speaker 3: hate occasionally, and I asked you to give examples. You're
Speaker 3: contradicting yourself. All right, listen, I got a roll man,
Speaker 3: God bless you. I appreciate your time, Thank you for
Speaker 3: being with us. Eight hundred nine four one, Shawn is
Speaker 3: our number if you want to be a part of
Speaker 3: the program.