Speaker 1: All right, one hundred and twenty seven days to go.
Speaker 1: You we the people, the ultimajority. While it's fourth of
Speaker 1: July week something week, and I guess kind of celebrate
Speaker 1: maybe a little electric time off, family, friends, barbecue, socially
Speaker 1: distant of course, eight hundred and nine four one Sean,
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of this extravaganza. How
Speaker 1: long will Joe Biden be allowed to hide in his
Speaker 1: basement bunker? How he's like the ghost, the invisible candidate.
Speaker 1: No wonder why Terry mcculloff is out there saying I'm
Speaker 1: fine with Joe and the basement. You know, he steps
Speaker 1: out of the bunker basement for two seconds on Thursday
Speaker 1: of last week, he's talks about one hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: million Americans have died from COVID. Now we have over
Speaker 1: one twenty million dead from COVID. Just like he referred
Speaker 1: to H one N one N one h one, he
Speaker 1: is it is bad. The question that was asked in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty four, is Ronald Reagan in some time aside
Speaker 1: some type of cognitive mental decline? He put that answer.
Speaker 1: He put that question to rest. In the second debate
Speaker 1: with Walter Mondel, he had not had a good first debate.
Speaker 1: One of the reasons sometimes these presidential candidates do not
Speaker 1: have good debates is because they just are overprepped. In
Speaker 1: other words, there's got to be a certain balance. I
Speaker 1: can tell you. For example, right now, this whole hour
Speaker 1: of the show I have in front of him, he
Speaker 1: has Rush would say, stacks and stacks and stacks and
Speaker 1: stacks of paper, and I'm gonna get to some of it,
Speaker 1: and I'll read from this article what I've circled to
Speaker 1: read from that article or this article or that article.
Speaker 1: But at the end of the day, it's it's, you know,
Speaker 1: pretty much ad libbed. And that's how you do it.
Speaker 1: And when I do my monologue, and I sure I
Speaker 1: write out a monologue every night for Hannity on TV,
Speaker 1: and then it goes in the prompter. And the hardest,
Speaker 1: one of the hardest jobs in the control room and
Speaker 1: TV is being my prompter operator. This young kid, Tommy,
Speaker 1: his dad's an FDNY guy, great guy. He's a great kid.
Speaker 1: And if Tommy's off, it's not good. In other words,
Speaker 1: there are certain signals I'm flying that throwing at him,
Speaker 1: I don't think would be perceptible to the average person,
Speaker 1: because now I'm going off script and I started ad
Speaker 1: libbing because that's what you do on radio, and I'm
Speaker 1: so used to doing that. I find it harder to
Speaker 1: actually read something. Once I know I want to make
Speaker 1: this point, I make the point. Once I know I
Speaker 1: want to make that point, I make that point. Well. Anyway,
Speaker 1: so Biden as it relates to him. This was in
Speaker 1: the Washington Examiner. Latest Rasmussen survey shows the twenty percent
Speaker 1: of Democrats now believe that Joe Biden is suffering from
Speaker 1: some form of dementia. Many Republicans sixty six percent of
Speaker 1: them agree. Overall, thirty eight percent believe that that is
Speaker 1: the case. You know his disastrous podcast Zoom Calls, and
Speaker 1: let me tell you what's happening too, because I have
Speaker 1: I know people that are Democrats. You'd be amazed during
Speaker 1: presidential campaigns, type of people that want to get in
Speaker 1: touch with Sean Hannah to your friend here, Linda can
Speaker 1: testify to this fact. When I was doing the vetting
Speaker 1: of Barack Obama, guess whose campaign was trying to be
Speaker 1: our best friend. You'd never guess in a million years, Linda,
Speaker 1: you would you like to do the great unveil well,
Speaker 1: there's actually two. You gotta speak louder. There was actually
Speaker 1: two campaigns at one well, the one that shocked us
Speaker 1: the most, let's put it that way. I mean, there
Speaker 1: was Romney and there was came forward that in the
Speaker 1: primary Hillary. No, I don't know, oh Hillary, I thought
Speaker 1: even on our side. No, no no, no, no, no, that
Speaker 1: that I mean Hillary. They literally and they were very
Speaker 1: let's see they were they weren't even really sneaky about it.
Speaker 1: By the way, did Shaun happened to see this? Did
Speaker 1: sewn c that? I mean, it's it's kind of comical
Speaker 1: behind the scenes, uh, Wall Street CMBC. Today many Wall
Speaker 1: Street analysts warning their clients that a Biden presidency will
Speaker 1: not look be good for the stock market. Some even
Speaker 1: say poles showing Biden with a solid lead of already
Speaker 1: have investors, you know, scared. Jim Kramer saying, as the
Speaker 1: market sold off last Wednesday, now it's up four und
Speaker 1: fifteen today twenty five five about now eight Anyway, So
Speaker 1: if Biden wins and Warren is the favorite to become
Speaker 1: the nation's first woman Treasury secretary, god help us. And
Speaker 1: that would be a nightmare for Wall Street. And it
Speaker 1: would be everything that Biden is advocating, from the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal to I guess now he's supporting reparations in
Speaker 1: spite of a history of saying the most incendiary things
Speaker 1: that if Donald Trump had ever said it, it it would
Speaker 1: be a disaster, Open borders, amnesty, you named DC statehood?
Speaker 1: Do you know combined that because you're getting a package here.
Speaker 1: You get the Biden experience, you get the Schumer experience,
Speaker 1: and you get the Pelosi experience. That's a hundred in
Speaker 1: twenty five years of service in the swamp and the
Speaker 1: sewer of DC. So now the question is what have
Speaker 1: they done in with all of these collective years, because
Speaker 1: it's gonna be Biden, Pelosi and Schumer and you gotta
Speaker 1: ask hisself that question because that matters well if Donald
Speaker 1: Trump doesn't need to fight on it. Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: doing his job. He's out there. He states his position.
Speaker 1: How refreshing that you actually know where he stands. And
Speaker 1: when he stated his position. The last time he told
Speaker 1: you that he would give you tax cuts, he'd delivered.
Speaker 1: He told you he'd picked from this list of justices.
Speaker 1: He's delivered. He told you his judicial philosophy he delivered.
Speaker 1: He told you he would open up energy. He has
Speaker 1: the keystone pipeline at Dakota Pipeline and war and when
Speaker 1: now the world's largest producer of energy in the entire world,
Speaker 1: where energy independent for the first time in seventy five years.
Speaker 1: He told you he'd build the wall. They gave him hell,
Speaker 1: but he found a way to get the money reallocated
Speaker 1: and lo and behold, by election day, you'll have over
Speaker 1: four hundred plus miles of the wall built. And then
Speaker 1: he said he'd get better trade deals, while he delivered
Speaker 1: on that with our Western European allies, and with Japan,
Speaker 1: and with Canada, and with Mexico, and even with China,
Speaker 1: which by the way, he is helping farmers in states
Speaker 1: like Wisconsin and elsewhere. He said he'd build up our
Speaker 1: nation's defenses. He's doing it. And he said he would
Speaker 1: get us out of endless wars. But that didn't mean
Speaker 1: that the might of America's military would not be used
Speaker 1: when appropriate, as is exemplified by the defeating of the
Speaker 1: Caliphate in Syria. Completely took off the handcuffs that Joe
Speaker 1: and Baroque put on the military, and he also took
Speaker 1: out Solomani, took out al Baghdaddy and company took out
Speaker 1: the al Qaeda leader in Yemen. So yeah, he's talking,
Speaker 1: he's making promises, and it's like, there's nothing this man
Speaker 1: can do that's right. And on the top of it,
Speaker 1: he did it with the biggest abuse of power, corruption,
Speaker 1: attempted coup after coup in the process. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: he's a fighter and his fighting has helped the American
Speaker 1: people as evidence pre Corona with record low unemployment for
Speaker 1: every demographic group in the country and record growth in
Speaker 1: Wall Street growth. Wall Street has confidence in Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt about it, you know, like for example,
Speaker 1: the President even said if I said something one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty million dead people from Corona, like Biden said,
Speaker 1: forget it. It was such a different thing. And I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say, this was an interesting town hall media piece. Jason,
Speaker 1: what does it Kilmer? I forget his name. It was
Speaker 1: well done. I apologize. These are the Biden rallies talking about,
Speaker 1: you know, the anarchists, the occupy, the Chaz Chop Zone,
Speaker 1: the Autonomy zone or Autonomy's zone, the spaghetti potluck dinner zone,
Speaker 1: the summer a free love zone where we even had
Speaker 1: more people hurt. This Weekend. Oh, we have apparently the
Speaker 1: Zero Experience Hunter. This was broken by just thenews dot
Speaker 1: Com apparently went on twenty nine international trips with Secret
Speaker 1: Service in tow And maybe it's not just Barisma Holdings
Speaker 1: in Ukraine and China, in the Bank of China. Maybe
Speaker 1: there's a bunch of other deals we haven't figured out yet.
Speaker 1: But we found that through the Freedom of Information Watch.
Speaker 1: I mean, you have four hundred and eleven international and
Speaker 1: domestic trips during the Obama years and using secret Service
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of times. Well, that cost us a
Speaker 1: lot of money. I didn't hear anybody complaining about that.
Speaker 1: Now it's too Look we're one hundred and twenty seven
Speaker 1: days away and the mob in the media is perfectly
Speaker 1: content to leave Zero, leave the ever forgetful Joe, who
Speaker 1: is literally cannot he seems. Look, he's gonna do fine
Speaker 1: in the debates. They're gonna turn them into a little robot.
Speaker 1: You know, they're gonna they're probably practice to see hours
Speaker 1: every day and trying to build up his staminas so
Speaker 1: it becomes so wrote, so automatic, so programmed, that you know,
Speaker 1: he can't mess it up. I don't know if they
Speaker 1: could even pull that off. But that's apparently what they're
Speaker 1: gonna do. But we'll see over time. But does he
Speaker 1: not have to answer questions at all for the one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty five years worth of experience that he
Speaker 1: has and Schumer has and Pelosi has, and why they
Speaker 1: haven't gotten anything done? You know, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: talk all weekend long, and I'd like to know where
Speaker 1: he stands on memorials and the Jefferson Memorial and the
Speaker 1: Lincoln Memorial and all these other you know, memorials that
Speaker 1: are out there and statues. If everybody wants to just
Speaker 1: rip down, where does Joe stand on this? Now? As
Speaker 1: long as that has come up historically, we know that
Speaker 1: people like Joe, Biden and Schumer and they've supported let's say,
Speaker 1: planned parenthood. Well, they're asking taxpayers every year to pony
Speaker 1: up millions and millions of dollars for planned parenthood. Margaret
Speaker 1: Sanger and her views on racism and eugenics and literally
Speaker 1: I mean saying we don't want work to get out there,
Speaker 1: we want to exterminate the African American population. What she
Speaker 1: said in a letter to Clarence Gamble. We have the date,
Speaker 1: we have the letter and then goes on from there.
Speaker 1: I mean, and why are we funding that? And we're
Speaker 1: ripping with that, talking about ripping down every memorial we
Speaker 1: does Joe stand on the more memorials? I'd like to know?
Speaker 1: You know, you got okay Lincoln statute UW students are
Speaker 1: calling for the removal there all right of Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 1: Princeton wants to remove the Woodrow Wilson name from the
Speaker 1: Public Policy School. You know, it's happening all over the country.
Speaker 1: Where does Biden stand? Now? Is Biden gonna have to
Speaker 1: answer his own statements about, let's see, a two party
Speaker 1: system in the South was good for black people, because
Speaker 1: that's what he said, you know, demanding to know what
Speaker 1: senator was going to what they're going to do to
Speaker 1: prevent children from being reassigned to schools that had been
Speaker 1: majority black. That's Joe Biden or is supporting an anti
Speaker 1: bussing amendment to a federal bill, supporting an anti bussing
Speaker 1: amendment by Senator Robert KKK Bird, praising Robert KKK Bird.
Speaker 1: Pelosi praised them, and so did Chucky Schumer praise in
Speaker 1: this guy's a former clansman. What about you know, at
Speaker 1: the double state. He's got a lot of questions and
Speaker 1: the mob. This is now eighty eight days. He's hiding
Speaker 1: this guy. You know, what does he get questioned about
Speaker 1: his comment about the quote racial jungle that would happen
Speaker 1: that his children would grow up in if integration was
Speaker 1: not done in a quote orderly way, or lying about
Speaker 1: marching in civil rights protests. It was found he didn't
Speaker 1: referring to inner city youth as predators. You know, does
Speaker 1: any are they gonna ask any of these questions of Joe?
Speaker 1: Where does Joe stand on anything you know? Or talking
Speaker 1: about as a US senator, doesn't matter whether or not
Speaker 1: they're victims of society. They resolved to about to knock
Speaker 1: them my wife on the head with a lead pipe.
Speaker 1: Shoot my sister, beat up my wife, take my sons.
Speaker 1: So I want to ask what made them do this?
Speaker 1: They must be taken off the streets, you know, as
Speaker 1: he says, If we don't, they will a portion of them,
Speaker 1: they'll become predators fifteen years from now. He goes on,
Speaker 1: and you know, poor kids, by the way, are just
Speaker 1: as bright, just as talented as white kids. He said
Speaker 1: that in twenty nineteen. Or you ain't black, he said
Speaker 1: that in twenty twenty, or put y'all back in chains,
Speaker 1: he said that in twenty twelve, or you know, oh
Speaker 1: this is I mean, you got the first time sort
Speaker 1: of mainstream African American who's articulate and bright and clean,
Speaker 1: the nice looking guy, that storybook man. And of course
Speaker 1: you can't work at a seven eleven or a dunkin
Speaker 1: Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. You know,
Speaker 1: when is he gonna get asked any of these questions?
Speaker 1: Everybody saying, wow, the Poles, the post, you're dealing with
Speaker 1: an him visible ghost of a candidate with a mob
Speaker 1: in the media that is allowing him to get away
Speaker 1: with things that they'd never allowed Donald Trump to get
Speaker 1: away with. Does he have the strength, the stamina, the
Speaker 1: mental alertness to be president? They asked that about Ronald Reagan.
Speaker 1: They ought to be asking it about Joe because now
Speaker 1: even Democrats are saying, yeah, we better keep him in
Speaker 1: the basement bunker. Well, who's gonna be president? That No,
Speaker 1: I am where I was last week, and that is
Speaker 1: on Friday. I mean, we're one hundred and twenty seven
Speaker 1: days away. It's always tough for a Republican to win
Speaker 1: the presidency because look, the Democrats start out with California
Speaker 1: and Oregon and Washington State and New York State and
Speaker 1: New Joysey and Illinois. I mean a lot of electoral
Speaker 1: votes as a right out of the gate. So for
Speaker 1: a Republican to win Florida is critical, Ohio is critical, Georgia,
Speaker 1: North Carolina a critical. Those states can no longer be,
Speaker 1: they cannot have them in play in any way and
Speaker 1: have a shot. And you got to pick off Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: By the way, Pennsylvania, you will lose fracking and you
Speaker 1: will lose jobs if you'll elect the ghost, the invisible
Speaker 1: ghost of a candidate, Joe Biden, the forgetful one Joe
Speaker 1: three zero three three zero, that's what's gonna happen. But
Speaker 1: if anyone says they know, they don't know. Two hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy some odd polls in twenty sixteen, I think
Speaker 1: there were sixteen that had Donald Trump winning. You know,
Speaker 1: our posters all called it, right, So I kind of
Speaker 1: stick with the guys that know what the hell they're doing.
Speaker 1: But I think it's too early, if to judge any
Speaker 1: of the polls. I think there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 1: of factors. How good is that we don't expect a
Speaker 1: full V recovery, but all indications are it's gonna be
Speaker 1: a huge bounce back. We already have retail sales two
Speaker 1: and a half new a million new jobs created. I
Speaker 1: mean nobody expected that from May. And things we get better.
Speaker 1: Then we have to deal with coronavirus, you know, put
Speaker 1: out all these hot spots. We'll have more on that
Speaker 1: later today. Then you have the you know, other factors
Speaker 1: that will come up. Whatever the October surprises will be.
Speaker 1: Joe has to come out of his basement. I mean,
Speaker 1: are they gonna try and allow this guy to not
Speaker 1: debate because he's afraid to leave his bunker. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's nothing that they would not pull that would surprise me,
Speaker 1: but likely if the economy comes back, Joe speaks, if
Speaker 1: we can contain Corona's rebounds and put out those hot spots,
Speaker 1: and then ask the question, are you better off with
Speaker 1: the president that broke every record imaginable? I think we'll
Speaker 1: do okay, you know, I m there's nothing we're gonna
Speaker 1: be able to do about the mob. The media, they're
Speaker 1: all in. They're okay with Joe. I'm fine with Joe
Speaker 1: in the in the basement bunker. You know it's fine.
Speaker 1: Let him stay there. They don't ask him any questions. No,
Speaker 1: he's only sees two people a day. You pull him
Speaker 1: out of the basement bunker for ten seconds and he
Speaker 1: screws up. He can't even do a podcast for crying out.
Speaker 1: Like you would have thought after the tenth bad podcast disaster,
Speaker 1: somebody might have gotten smart and said, I know how
Speaker 1: to do a podcast. I can do this right. You're
Speaker 1: gonna hear there's a pond on the other side of
Speaker 1: my property here a lot of Canadian geese. If you
Speaker 1: hear them honking away, it's they're cheering. That's what they're about.
Speaker 1: Scale scale, I don't know who school that is with
Speaker 1: the scale of the loss is staggering. It's been two
Speaker 1: months as Congress giving that money. Is it incompetence corruption?
Speaker 1: Trump is out there and tweeting again this morning. I
Speaker 1: called President tweeting, tweeting reopened the country. End of quote.
Speaker 1: You can't even look. Here's the question, let's let's just
Speaker 1: go to just a few Well, I mean, we're does not,
Speaker 1: but then we're touching the surface. We'll show you a
Speaker 1: great montage tonight. Because the mob won't do it. The
Speaker 1: mob's protecting Joe. The mobs, they're spending every second minute
Speaker 1: of an hour, hour of every day attacking Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: just as they have now. Between Pelosi, Schumer and Joe,
Speaker 1: you got one hundred and twenty five years experience in
Speaker 1: the sewer in the swamp at eight more with a Obama,
Speaker 1: well ted more, let's say, or even more than that,
Speaker 1: you got like one hundred and forty years experience. What
Speaker 1: did they do? Did they get the crime bill done? Nope?
Speaker 1: After Ferguson, Baltimore, after Cambridge, after all these other incidents.
Speaker 1: Did they get any police reforms done? Nope? Criminal justice
Speaker 1: reform nope. Did they dedicate for as long a period
Speaker 1: of commitment to historically black colleges as President Trump? Nope?
Speaker 1: Did they open opportunities zones? Nope? Did they give us
Speaker 1: the lowest record after record low unemployment numbers? Let's see
Speaker 1: for African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans, women in the workplace,
Speaker 1: youth unemployment, African American youth unemployment. No. Now, Joe and
Speaker 1: Barrock gave us thirteen million more Americans on food stamps,
Speaker 1: eight million more in poverty, the lowest labor participation rate
Speaker 1: since the seventies, the worst recovery since the forties, lowest
Speaker 1: home ownership rate in fifty one years, and they accumulated
Speaker 1: more debt than on forty three pass presidencies combined. Are
Speaker 1: they answering any of that, any of Joe's record on
Speaker 1: racial issues? Why didn't they do anything? How did that
Speaker 1: Obamacare thing work out? Keep your doctor, keep your plan,
Speaker 1: and save money? On average average family is gonna save
Speaker 1: twenty five hundred dollars a year per family. How did
Speaker 1: that work out? Now, we're gonna have Medicare for all.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have guaranteed government jobs, guaranteed government healthcare, guaranteed
Speaker 1: government healthy food, guaranteed government retirement, guaranteed income. We're gonna
Speaker 1: have guaranteed Let's see what school they've done. Such a
Speaker 1: great job with the schools in all these cities and
Speaker 1: states run by liberal Democrats for decades. Now we're just
Speaker 1: gonna turn our kids over, like ten minutes after they're born,
Speaker 1: to government schools so they won't be able to read
Speaker 1: and write, just like the thirteen schools in Baltimore. Third
Speaker 1: per capitas, highest spending in the entire world. The city
Speaker 1: of Baltimore, thirteen public high schools. Not one kid, not
Speaker 1: one of our American family kid is proficient in math.
Speaker 1: Oh is anyone in the mob gonna ask those questions?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. Oh. I love this little story.
Speaker 1: There's gem of a story. You know, the City of
Speaker 1: Minneapolis they have that veto proof let's see majority to
Speaker 1: defund the police. Well they're now the City of Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: They're spending forty five hundred bucks a day on what
Speaker 1: you ask private security for three council members who received
Speaker 1: threats following the police killing of George Floyd. City spokesman
Speaker 1: said the private security details have cost the taxpayers in
Speaker 1: Minneapolis sixty three thousand dollars over the past three weeks alone.
Speaker 1: By the way, the three council people, I won't give
Speaker 1: the names. No point. Well that's interesting. That's kind of
Speaker 1: like reminds me of Comrade de Blasio on my TV show.
Speaker 1: You know, he comes in with four armed New York
Speaker 1: City police officers. They're all over my studio, nice guys.
Speaker 1: I talked to him, thank them for their service, and
Speaker 1: I said, well, what about the people in New York?
Speaker 1: Do they have the right to protect themselves in their
Speaker 1: homes and their workplace. The way you do is answer
Speaker 1: every New Yorker has the right to be safe. Well,
Speaker 1: you're not doing a good job, Mayor. And then I
Speaker 1: go back, I said, but you have those guys that
Speaker 1: are armed with firearms, they have pistols by their side.
Speaker 1: Does every New Yorker have the same right They have
Speaker 1: a right to be safe. So the answers No. Portland
Speaker 1: City Council they put aside fifteen million that they cut
Speaker 1: from their police budgets. Now Philadelphia is canceled, and a
Speaker 1: planned nineteen million dollar increase in police department there, and
Speaker 1: shifted fourteen million of the police department budget elsewhere. Artford, Connecticut,
Speaker 1: they voted to reallocate two million from the police budget. Okay,
Speaker 1: who's gonna want to be a cop today? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do it. Latest Seattle chop shooting, while we
Speaker 1: got one dead, one in critical condition. This is in
Speaker 1: the summer of love zone, the Spigettie pot luck zone.
Speaker 1: This is in the autonomy zone. This is in the
Speaker 1: chad zone, the chop zone. Now, of course the President
Speaker 1: keeps offering New York in New York City, New York,
Speaker 1: State of New York City all the support that they
Speaker 1: could ever want. They say no. They've offered the state
Speaker 1: of Illinois, the city of Chicago all the help they want.
Speaker 1: They say no. Seattle says no. California says no. Okay,
Speaker 1: you bought it, you own it. You're wondering why people
Speaker 1: are leaving New York, California, New Jersey, and Illinois and
Speaker 1: droves because of the incompetent leadership. They can't even provide
Speaker 1: the single most fundamental basic role of what a government
Speaker 1: should provide, and that's security and safety. Doesn't every American
Speaker 1: child have a right to live in a safe neighborhood?
Speaker 1: I would, I'd like to think so. But apparently not
Speaker 1: even the chop zone. We got another shooting, another debt,
Speaker 1: another and critical condition unbelievable. Got four men not charged
Speaker 1: to bring down a statue of Andrew Jackson. What does
Speaker 1: Joe think about that? Got a man eighteen charge for
Speaker 1: an unprovoked assault on a Macy's manager. That's a viral
Speaker 1: video that went out. You got a Chicago violence a
Speaker 1: one year old. I'm gonna get into this story in
Speaker 1: a second, but let me tell you how bad it
Speaker 1: got in Chicago this weekend. Now remember, let's go back
Speaker 1: to last weekend. It ended up the total number was
Speaker 1: one hundred and six people that were shot last weekend,
Speaker 1: and twelve of them would dren. Fourteen of them died.
Speaker 1: I think on Hannity tonight, I'm just gonna scroll all
Speaker 1: through the Obama years, all the people who got shot
Speaker 1: and were killed, and all the people that got shot
Speaker 1: in Chicago, and we'll give you the whole rundown on
Speaker 1: what Barack and Joe did, which is nothing. They barely
Speaker 1: mentioned it. So we had this weekend in Chicago, three
Speaker 1: more youngsters killed. A ten year old girl. By the way,
Speaker 1: ask yourself in the car, do you know this young
Speaker 1: girl's name who's ten years old. I'll tell you her name.
Speaker 1: Her name is Lena Newnez. I'll tell you what happened
Speaker 1: to this poor kid in Cook County, struck in the
Speaker 1: head by a stray bullet that came through a second
Speaker 1: floor apartment window in Logan Square. Well, she ended up
Speaker 1: being the second young child that was shot and killed
Speaker 1: on Saturday. Earlier. You have a twenty month old child.
Speaker 1: The boy he died after he was shot, and his
Speaker 1: name is cecare Gaston. Have you heard his name? He
Speaker 1: was shot in a car seat while riding with his
Speaker 1: mom in an Inglewood neighborhood in Chicago. And we had
Speaker 1: a seventeen year old young man. He was named is
Speaker 1: Antoine Douglas. He was shot in a neighborhood park after
Speaker 1: some kind of fight broke out there. You know, bloody Saturday,
Speaker 1: some people were calling it. Eight people, including children, killed
Speaker 1: in separate shootings. By Sunday, four more fatal shootings were
Speaker 1: added to the growing toll. I mean how many if
Speaker 1: you want to look at the whole weekend shootings, you
Speaker 1: know last year, I mean at least six people were
Speaker 1: killed sixty others wounded over the long weekend over the
Speaker 1: fourth of July. We have the latest shooting. As I
Speaker 1: said in the Autonomous Summer of Love Zone, A miss Mayor,
Speaker 1: what are you doing about it? Jay Insley? What the
Speaker 1: hell are you doing to protect the people in your state?
Speaker 1: No wonder people leaving these blue states in droves. But
Speaker 1: take a good look at it, America, because what you
Speaker 1: see in New York and the shift show that was
Speaker 1: the coronavirus. Disgraceful response of both the mayor and governor.
Speaker 1: That's why people are leaving. On top of ridiculously high taxes,
Speaker 1: you know, burdensome bureaucracy, you can't now know, fracking for
Speaker 1: life in New York. Great, get out of New York.
Speaker 1: I'm getting the hell out of here as soon as
Speaker 1: I can. I really am. There's no reason I'm telling
Speaker 1: I gotta get out of here. Then you got New Jersey.
Speaker 1: Same thing, you know, the brilliant executive order March twenty fifth,
Speaker 1: Let's put COVID patients inside a nursing Home's genius move.
Speaker 1: This is on top of oh, we don't have any
Speaker 1: ventilators that are our own health department fifteen thousand, seven
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty three for New York State, nearly ten
Speaker 1: thousand for New York City. They didn't buy them. And
Speaker 1: then they're screaming, then any ventilators. Then they're forcing COVID
Speaker 1: patients into nursing homes and long term care facilities. And
Speaker 1: while they're doing it, they're leaving empty all the hospital
Speaker 1: beds that Trump built, thousands of them, and the navy
Speaker 1: ship that he sent and built and manned all of it,
Speaker 1: converted them to COVID nineteen patient capability. And then they're
Speaker 1: blaming the nursing home saying, well, you were not responsible
Speaker 1: for your ppe. That's your responsibility. It's your fault that
Speaker 1: this happened, and then even going as far as to
Speaker 1: say the governor in New York will people die? By
Speaker 1: the way, back to the violence in New York, eleven
Speaker 1: people shot in twelve hours under Comrade de Blasio's right
Speaker 1: in a beautiful city of New York, New York City.
Speaker 1: Cops responding to shots were fired, with crowd by throwing
Speaker 1: bottles and debris. I guess there was I guess a
Speaker 1: combination of Black Lives Matter and a gay pride parade
Speaker 1: in New York. Well, you know, now we have, let's see,
Speaker 1: you know, nine hundred to a thousand cops that have
Speaker 1: been hurt around the country with rocks and bottles and
Speaker 1: bricks and Molotov cocktails. And we have all the cops
Speaker 1: that we've mentioned that have been killed, and we have
Speaker 1: the cops that have been permanently, you know, paralyzed from
Speaker 1: the neck down in Vegas. Now you have a vision
Speaker 1: in a couple brandishing of firearm outside I guess their
Speaker 1: little mansion in Saint Louis. You know why, because a
Speaker 1: video of you know, a bunch of I guess people
Speaker 1: protesting outside there their house when viral the protester entered
Speaker 1: apparently a gated in private street, which led to the
Speaker 1: couple to emerge from their house. And you know some
Speaker 1: oh they were pointing guns of people. Well, because they
Speaker 1: didn't know what I guess the peaceful protesters were gonna do,
Speaker 1: because we've seen a lot of peaceful well you have
Speaker 1: seen peaceful protesters. We've seen a lot of violence and
Speaker 1: anarchy too. It's so bad in New York that New
Speaker 1: York's police commissioner is literally saying with reporters. He's said,
Speaker 1: you have to step back and look at this. You
Speaker 1: have a criminal justice system that is imploding, imploding, and
Speaker 1: that's the kindest way to put it. He said, I
Speaker 1: want to go further. Well, now you've got let's see. Oh,
Speaker 1: the head of the Bronx NYPD he quit, I'm not
Speaker 1: working here anymore, Deputy Inspector Richard Bray, hanging it up
Speaker 1: after nearly three decades. They told our friend Curtis Sliway,
Speaker 1: you know, he put in his papers because his bosses
Speaker 1: won't even give him any guidance on what they should
Speaker 1: do to get guns and drugs and the criminal activity
Speaker 1: to stop, so he quit. I don't blame him. Who's
Speaker 1: gonna want this job? You know from year to year
Speaker 1: it's up three hundred and eighty five percent. Oh, Senator
Speaker 1: John Kennedy, he's got away with words. He was pretty funny,
Speaker 1: but it's nothing funny about the topic. If you hate cops,
Speaker 1: next time, I guess you're get in trouble. What are
Speaker 1: you gonna call a crackhead? Who are you going to call?
Speaker 1: I keep asking that question, who are you going to call?
Speaker 1: Congresswoman Pressley. I thinks she's part of the AOC squad
Speaker 1: Alexandria Costio Cortez. Anyway, she Remember there's a difference, and
Speaker 1: I make a distinction between the group Black Lives Matter.
Speaker 1: You know, they're chanting on tape, what do we want
Speaker 1: to cops? When do we want them now? And pigs
Speaker 1: in a blanket? Fry them like bacon. And then the
Speaker 1: comments that were made on Martha McCallum show last week,
Speaker 1: you know, give us what we want or we're gonna
Speaker 1: burn this sucker down. Anyway, But those people that are
Speaker 1: rightly protesting the death of George Floyd, but it's gone
Speaker 1: way beyond that. Those are the anarchists now that are
Speaker 1: taken over in hijacking. Otherwise at the time were peaceful protests.
Speaker 1: I can understand their outrage. I was outraged anyway, so
Speaker 1: she is. She's now saying it's time to I'm not
Speaker 1: sure exactly what this means, but it's time for you
Speaker 1: to pay us what you owe us. She said it
Speaker 1: on the floor of the House of Representatives. Minneapolis business
Speaker 1: owners targeted by riots in the city Council. They plan
Speaker 1: to dismantle the police department. They got their own private security.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be fine. You know, Hollywood actors, they'll be
Speaker 1: flying flying in their private jets with their private security.
Speaker 1: What everyone else, you know, fend for yourself. By the way,
Speaker 1: we know where the president stands on destruction and vandalism.
Speaker 1: Where does Joe stand? Where does Joe stand on law
Speaker 1: and order? When is Joe going to come out of
Speaker 1: his bunker and say something while all of this is happening.
Speaker 1: The answer is never, because the mob in the media
Speaker 1: is gonna let him. And we've been through this, We've
Speaker 1: seen this movie before, and that is that you know
Speaker 1: what they gave Barack Obama pass fighting the pass, and
Speaker 1: they're gonna give Joe a pass as long as they can. Now,
Speaker 1: the question is, you know, is America going to elect
Speaker 1: somebody that hides in his basement bunker that now, according
Speaker 1: to two poles, show that he's in a significant cognitive decline.
Speaker 1: And I'm trying to say it as charitably as I can.
Speaker 1: Now the mob in the media Democrats had no problem
Speaker 1: asking that question about Ronald Reagan because it's getting a
Speaker 1: little scary. Our two Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety four one Sean, you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program. In a second, will be joined by
Speaker 1: Kevin McCarthy, the House GOP leader. All Right, who is
Speaker 1: best to rebuild the economy? Basement bunker Biden or President Trump?
Speaker 1: You know, it's like the invisible candidate in the eighty
Speaker 1: eight days no press conference. Let's just now that we
Speaker 1: have two polls out that have recognized the obvious cognitive
Speaker 1: decline and even Democrats now believing that, yeah, there's a
Speaker 1: significant decline and Biden. Let's just put together some of
Speaker 1: the best moments of Joe. Let's say, if you agree
Speaker 1: with me, go to Joe three three three, Oh, I'm
Speaker 1: here to ask you for your help, where I come from.
Speaker 1: You don't get far unless you ask. My name's Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: I'm a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate. Look
Speaker 1: me over your like. Weacy help out and not both
Speaker 1: the other by give me a look though, Okay, we
Speaker 1: choose truth over facts. Hey, the radio, make sure the television,
Speaker 1: excuse me, make sure you have the record player on
Speaker 1: at night. The phone, make sure the kids hear words.
Speaker 1: No man has a right to raise a hand to
Speaker 1: a woman. We have to just change the culture, period
Speaker 1: and keep punching at it and punching at it and
Speaker 1: punching at poor kids are just as bright and just
Speaker 1: as tall as white kids. But if Donald Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is reelected Freudian slip, Donald Trump does pose an excellent
Speaker 1: strength to this. It's not hypothetical. We all these truth
Speaker 1: to be self avenue, oh man, and women creative by go.
Speaker 1: You know that you know the thing, the words that
Speaker 1: stun the nation, and I would argue, I know, shocked
Speaker 1: the world. International leaders spoke about it. You had people
Speaker 1: like Margaret fat excuse me. You had people like the
Speaker 1: former chairman and leader of the party in Germany. You
Speaker 1: had a Angela Merkel dislike in my generation, when I
Speaker 1: got out of school. That when Bobby Endo, thean doctor
Speaker 1: King had been assassinated in the seventies late seventy, I
Speaker 1: got engaged my son, the one who my deceased son
Speaker 1: was the Attorney General in the United States, and before
Speaker 1: that he was a federal prosecutor, one of the largest
Speaker 1: offices in the country in Philadelphia. Look tomorrow, Superstar Tuesdee,
Speaker 1: and I want to thank you all. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: what I'm rushing ahead, aren't I something I've heard from
Speaker 1: some voters, maybe not at your events, but in detail.
Speaker 1: But the details are irrelevant. I just spoke at a
Speaker 1: dartnous on healthcare at the medical school. Not I guess
Speaker 1: I wouldn't act now on the campus, but the people
Speaker 1: from the medical school at that I want to be clear,
Speaker 1: I'm mind going nuts. I'm not sure whether it's a
Speaker 1: medical school or where the hell I spoke puts on
Speaker 1: the campus. And folks, you know all those Democrats who
Speaker 1: won against incumbents from Jimmy Carter to a guy named Clinton,
Speaker 1: the guy named Obama, My good friends, what they had
Speaker 1: overwhelming African American support. Although I had met solely and
Speaker 1: his wife at an event in Los Angeles back in
Speaker 1: in the spring, late fall, or I mean late spring,
Speaker 1: late winter, early fall, early anyway, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You must register that weapon. You must register it. When
Speaker 1: you register it, the likelihood of it being used diminishes exponentially.
Speaker 1: One of the things I'm proudest of is getting past
Speaker 1: getting moved, getting control of the Paris climate accord. I'm
Speaker 1: the guy that came back after meeting with dun chaoping
Speaker 1: and making the case that I believe Chinauld join if
Speaker 1: we put pressure on them. Why in God's name should
Speaker 1: someone who's clipping coupons on the stock market make in
Speaker 1: fact pay a lower tax rate than someone who in
Speaker 1: fact is, like I said, a school teacher and a
Speaker 1: fire part jepon and support our campaign text Joe two
Speaker 1: three excret me. I got to get this right, Joe
Speaker 1: two three oh three three oh. We all these truths
Speaker 1: to be self evinue, all many women creating go. You
Speaker 1: know that. You know the thing now, we have over
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty million dead from COVID one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty million, and it gets longer. That's not even everything.
Speaker 1: This raspus some pole. As printed by the Washington Examiner,
Speaker 1: this follows the Zogby pole, which is even higher. And
Speaker 1: that is even Democrats now believe that that in some
Speaker 1: form Biden's suffering from dementia sixty six percent of Republicans
Speaker 1: thirty eight percent overall. But he's hiding in his basement
Speaker 1: bunker answering. I'd like to know if he's going to
Speaker 1: answer questions on law and order and the chop and
Speaker 1: chaz and autonomous zone and the free love zone, or
Speaker 1: is he you know, what is his solutions for violence?
Speaker 1: And why didn't you stop the violence? The eight years
Speaker 1: you're a vice president, between Schumer and and Pelosi and Biden,
Speaker 1: you got one hundred and twenty five years of failure,
Speaker 1: all the things they said, Oh we're gonna do that,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do this all, I'm gonna do this. What
Speaker 1: have they done in one hundred and twenty five years
Speaker 1: of swampness combined? Nothing? Three three kids killed again this
Speaker 1: weekend and many others. Now we got the chops, one
Speaker 1: more violence there, one shot and killed, one murdered. You
Speaker 1: got three kids killed in Chicago this weekend. What did
Speaker 1: you do, Joe? What did you and Barrock do? And
Speaker 1: of course, well we got questions about is well, really,
Speaker 1: you know, his anti bussings, amendments and predators and in
Speaker 1: all the other comments that he's made over the years,
Speaker 1: you ain't black and everything else, that is so bizarre
Speaker 1: that he says anyway, he's the House GOP leader. Kevin
Speaker 1: McCarthy is with us one hundred and twenty seven days.
Speaker 1: We the people. You get to go to the polls.
Speaker 1: You get to make the ultimate decision. Congressman, how are you.
Speaker 1: I'm doing well, Sean, And that was excellent. The only
Speaker 1: clip you need to add on and we take requests,
Speaker 1: go ahead. Yeah, he's in twenty ten, he's a vice
Speaker 1: president United States. He goes and speaks at Senator Bird's funeral.
Speaker 1: This is a member of the KKK, and he calls
Speaker 1: him a friend, a mentor, and a guide. Well, it
Speaker 1: fits him with a lot of the comments that he's
Speaker 1: made over the decades. And you and I both know,
Speaker 1: now Donald Trump has only been in politics. He's only
Speaker 1: served less than four years. They didn't set every record
Speaker 1: for every little, every single demographic in the country in
Speaker 1: terms of low unemployment. You know, we know that without coronavirus,
Speaker 1: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. I mean, these these States
Speaker 1: were not prepared for anything, and now we're beginning to
Speaker 1: see signs of a good rebound, a v shape recovery.
Speaker 1: I hope. Well, they thought there would be more than
Speaker 1: eight million jobs loss than we gained two point three
Speaker 1: a ten million part flip. You watched retail sales up
Speaker 1: seventeen percent. Who is best to rebuild, renew and restore
Speaker 1: this economy. It's easy, President Trump, who did it well.
Speaker 1: Biden thinks somebody when he was there with Obama, you
Speaker 1: needed a magic wand to do it because they never
Speaker 1: created a job. They don't know how. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: a tweet that you sent out or a letter actually
Speaker 1: that you sent out, but then you tweeted it to
Speaker 1: Speaker Pelosi about the forty five day covered period that
Speaker 1: was designated on May twentieth, pursue into the House resolution,
Speaker 1: and that you and the Republican strongly opposed the unilateral
Speaker 1: decision to renew this period. And that means what that
Speaker 1: they don't view themselves as essential because I would actually
Speaker 1: agree that they're not essential workers. And the more they
Speaker 1: stay home, the happier I'll be. Well, the problem is
Speaker 1: they're staying home, they're getting a paycheck. But they're still
Speaker 1: voting for the liberal ideas that we all oppose from
Speaker 1: the comfort of her mansion and negated community a mile
Speaker 1: away from people living on the streets in San Francisco
Speaker 1: shooting up drugs and defecating on the streets. Because we've
Speaker 1: chronicled all that. Yeah, And also, you know what they
Speaker 1: tour over in San Francisco sat Sarah's statue, the same
Speaker 1: statue that Biden, Pelosi, myself and Pope France's preyed at. Well,
Speaker 1: it's the same same person, but a different statue sitting there.
Speaker 1: It's in Pelosi's district. And she's never said a word
Speaker 1: about that, Never Nancy Pelosi. Is she ever going to
Speaker 1: be asked about her father and the monuments that are
Speaker 1: statues that he put up in Baltimore? And what about
Speaker 1: Margaret Sanger? Don't we spend a lot of how many
Speaker 1: taxpayer dollars do we spend a year on planned parenthood?
Speaker 1: And we all know the racist underpinnings of planned parenthood,
Speaker 1: don't we? Oh, yes we do. And what you asked
Speaker 1: a little earlier about the proxy voting, this is shadow voting.
Speaker 1: The speaker put this in. It goes against the Constitution,
Speaker 1: people expect members of Congress to be essential to show
Speaker 1: up for work. We showed up during yellow Fever. When
Speaker 1: this building was burnt down in eighteen fourteen, we still
Speaker 1: showed up for work. We showed up during World War Two,
Speaker 1: we showed up during nine to eleven. But now the
Speaker 1: Democrats put in this it's only for people who can't
Speaker 1: make it because of COVID meaning that they're sick, meaning
Speaker 1: that they're a certain age, and they have to sign
Speaker 1: a letter that they physically unable to be here. Charlie, Chris,
Speaker 1: you know what he did. He signed that letter and
Speaker 1: then he got in the car and drove two and
Speaker 1: a half hours because he wanted to watch a launch
Speaker 1: of a spaceship. Others decided, well, didn't seem too important.
Speaker 1: Half of all the Democrats in California stayed home and said, oh,
Speaker 1: I'll just phone it in. What they did is they
Speaker 1: gave all their power and their vote to Pelosi. That's
Speaker 1: not what their voters decided to see. I think this
Speaker 1: is bigger between Biden and Schumer and Pelosi, because that's
Speaker 1: really that they're the ones the New Green Deal. They're
Speaker 1: the ones that obviously have this double standard in terms
Speaker 1: of hypocrisy and everything else regarding you know, they haven't
Speaker 1: done They didn't do the Criminal Justice Reform bill, they
Speaker 1: didn't do police reform, they didn't do you know, helping
Speaker 1: historically black colleges for the longer period of time than
Speaker 1: this president and with the most money. They didn't create
Speaker 1: record low unemployment in all the years that they've been
Speaker 1: in Congress. Trump did it. And it's really one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty five years when you add it up of
Speaker 1: unmitigated failure. That's the power that they had. I mean,
Speaker 1: think about it. Our constitution, our country expects us to convene,
Speaker 1: but they don't because it makes Pelosi more powerful. It's
Speaker 1: exactly what you talk about in your book. This world
Speaker 1: is on a brink. It's either we're going to live
Speaker 1: free or we're going to die. Because what's going to
Speaker 1: happen If they vote to continue to have these Democrats
Speaker 1: in power, you're not voting for your member of Congress
Speaker 1: because they're giving their vote to Pelosi. So this week
Speaker 1: we will wrote on Green New Deal. They did vote
Speaker 1: last week about making DC statehood. Think of every angle
Speaker 1: of what they did in the Senate, where Tim Scott
Speaker 1: worked so hard to have police reform. The Democrats said
Speaker 1: they could not go forward even though they are offered
Speaker 1: twenty amendments. You know how many amendments the Democrats offered
Speaker 1: the Republicans of the House, zero not one. Have you
Speaker 1: looked at district by district and have you come to
Speaker 1: a determination? Can Republicans win the House back and keep
Speaker 1: the Senate? The answer is yes. And you know what,
Speaker 1: We had a special election in the middle of covid
Speaker 1: in a Democrat district in La California where Democrats out
Speaker 1: number of Republicans, where Hillary Clinton carried the district by
Speaker 1: a majority, where the Democrats won it by nine points
Speaker 1: a year and a half ago, they got the candidate
Speaker 1: that they wanted in their state rep We got Mike Garcia,
Speaker 1: the first time Canada first generation American, went to the
Speaker 1: Naval Academy, came a fighter pilot serves back in the district.
Speaker 1: And then they changed the election long They said all
Speaker 1: of it has to be by mail. Everybody's going to
Speaker 1: get a ballot. And then right before the election, a
Speaker 1: weekend before, they said that some people being dis tranchise,
Speaker 1: so they put an in person voting place in the
Speaker 1: most Democrat area. And you know what. We didn't lose
Speaker 1: it by nine points. We didn't win it by a
Speaker 1: hundred votes. We won it by nine percent. There are
Speaker 1: forty two other seats that are better for Republicans that
Speaker 1: Democrats hold today than the seat Mike Garcia just got
Speaker 1: sworn into. Well, either we get that done now, or look,
Speaker 1: I view this and you're right. I actually sent you
Speaker 1: over a couple of chapters in the book specifically, and
Speaker 1: I'm glad you had a chance to look at it.
Speaker 1: And it's out in about thirty six days, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to be out in California. Maybe I'll be able
Speaker 1: to see out there and everybody read there. Well, because
Speaker 1: this is it. I mean, we know the history of
Speaker 1: socialism's failure, we know the founding principles, I go over
Speaker 1: all of them. We know what the Democrats twenty twenty
Speaker 1: agenda is, we know what the presidents has been successful at,
Speaker 1: and we know the mob and the media they want.
Speaker 1: They're on one side. I'm like, I'm like an odd ball,
Speaker 1: one of the few out here on radio and on
Speaker 1: Fox that actually have opposition voices, and they want to
Speaker 1: silence us every second of every day. Yep, all right,
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna run. So how do so where do
Speaker 1: you get you have you put like a conglomerate of
Speaker 1: like these races that you're watching on line or anything.
Speaker 1: Take the House dot com. They can get all the
Speaker 1: information they need there. Just go in there, sign up,
Speaker 1: and we'll will provide you the opportunity to keep America.
Speaker 1: If you keep Pelosi, and you keep Schumer and you
Speaker 1: and you really like Donald Trump, we're getting another shift
Speaker 1: show for four more years. Oh yeah, imagine what the
Speaker 1: President could get done with them out of the way.
Speaker 1: It would be amazing. Congress, thank you, thank you for
Speaker 1: grants on the new bit. Thank you, sir. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: nine is our number. Right as we roll along, we'll
Speaker 1: update you on COVID nineteen with our medical a team,
Speaker 1: and also we'll have the latest where's Joe hiding in
Speaker 1: the basement. Then we'll talk a lot about the election
Speaker 1: and has passed with racial comments and whether that will
Speaker 1: be a factor or the media mob gives them a pass.
Speaker 1: Dean is in Illinois, Dane. How are you glad you
Speaker 1: called sir? Hey Sean real quick, No, you don't have
Speaker 1: a lot of time. Joe Biden, first of all, your
Speaker 1: your pick his VP And do you really think he's
Speaker 1: just holding a spot for November for them to slide
Speaker 1: somebody else in because he'll never debate Trump in the
Speaker 1: first five minutes? And do you really think that they're
Speaker 1: trying to push Michelle into that spot? You know, I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't think. I mean, if I had to guess,
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know the internal workings of You know,
Speaker 1: you've got different factions within every party, including the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: and there seems to be it's sort of like a
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton or Clinton faction, Obama faction, and everybody knows
Speaker 1: Joe's a mess. I mean, Terry mcculloff said the best.
Speaker 1: Do I think Michelle Obama would ever take that job?
Speaker 1: Not in a million years my opinion. Do I think
Speaker 1: the Democrats are capable of anything, any last minute dirty
Speaker 1: trick once they realize they're gonna lose, or if they
Speaker 1: think they're gonna lose. Yeah, I think they're capable of anything.
Speaker 1: But how are the Bernie people going to react? If
Speaker 1: I had to say who the contenders are? Probably Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: Elizabeth Lauren val Demming's is the congresswoman from Florida, but
Speaker 1: she has a past in law enforcement that may be problematic.
Speaker 1: And I guess maybe last, but not least. I think
Speaker 1: they're looking at the Atlanta mayor. I just vice presidents
Speaker 1: usually or vice presidential selections usually did not lift the
Speaker 1: top of the ticket. And I think the Democrats they've
Speaker 1: locked into Joe, and Joe's their guy, and that's why
Speaker 1: the media mob is going to allow him to stay
Speaker 1: in his basement bunker and hide and he'll get away
Speaker 1: with eighty five days, eighty eight days of no press conferences.
Speaker 1: I won't have to answer any questions about the issues
Speaker 1: of the day. And when he pops out, I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm sure they they're probably training him now and trying
Speaker 1: to etch into his memory every possible answer to any
Speaker 1: question in a debate, just as he survives it. We'll
Speaker 1: see a lot's going to happen in one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty seven days. Probably the events that will define it
Speaker 1: haven't happened yet. People took the attitude in some places
Speaker 1: of either all or none, either a lockdown or you
Speaker 1: just let it fly, and you just ignore many of
Speaker 1: the guidelines of physical distancing, wearing a mask, shaking hands,
Speaker 1: avoiding I mean not shaking hands, avoiding crowds, and what
Speaker 1: happened is you see pictures on the TV of the
Speaker 1: fact that even in states that are telling their citizens
Speaker 1: to do it correctly, they're doing that. There are crowds,
Speaker 1: they're not physical distancing, and they're not wearing masks. That's
Speaker 1: a recipe for disaster. It's something I spoke about time
Speaker 1: and again. We do need to open up again, no
Speaker 1: doubt about it. We want to get the economy back,
Speaker 1: but you've got to do it in a measured way.
Speaker 1: And now we're seeing the consequences of community spread, which
Speaker 1: is even more difficult to contain than spread in a
Speaker 1: well known physical location like a prison or a nursing
Speaker 1: home or packing place. When you have community spread, it's
Speaker 1: insidious because there are so many people in the community
Speaker 1: who are infected but asymptomatic. It makes it extremely problematic
Speaker 1: to do efficient contact tracing because most of the people
Speaker 1: who are infected don't even know they're infected. So how
Speaker 1: do you do contact tracing when someone doesn't have any symptoms. Inarguably,
Speaker 1: as we see where we are today as a nation,
Speaker 1: because of what the American people have done, because of
Speaker 1: the incredible work of our healthcare workers, because of a
Speaker 1: partnership with governors in every state. We did just that.
Speaker 1: We slowed the spread, we flattened the curve, We saved lives.
Speaker 1: In the midst of that, we exponentially scaled testing capacity,
Speaker 1: partnering with private sector commercial laboratories. We've now reached some
Speaker 1: thirty million tests across the country, conducting some five hundred
Speaker 1: thousand tests a day. In that partnership with governors, also,
Speaker 1: the President directed us to make sure that states had
Speaker 1: what they needed when they needed it. And at this point,
Speaker 1: I'm pleased to report that the federal government both delivered
Speaker 1: and facilitated the delivery of billions of supplies of face
Speaker 1: shields and gowns and gloves and masks, and we continue
Speaker 1: to be on track to construct more than one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand ventilators in one hundred days. And as I spoke
Speaker 1: to governors last night, they confirmed to me again what
Speaker 1: femas reported. We have no outstanding requests from any state
Speaker 1: at this time for personal protective equipment or medical supplies.
Speaker 1: Let me say that again in the affected areas, particularly
Speaker 1: the states down south that are seeing rising cases, we
Speaker 1: have no outstanding requests. But as I told the governors,
Speaker 1: we already at a moment's notice, to search personnel, to
Speaker 1: search supplies, to expand capacity into support their healthcare response.
Speaker 1: In the midst of all of that, I think it
Speaker 1: always bears saying that because of the great work of
Speaker 1: our healthcare workers and because of American manufacturing, no American
Speaker 1: who required a ventilator has ever been denied a ventilator
Speaker 1: in the United States. All right, that's the latest from
Speaker 1: the Coronavirus Task Force as where now. And know a
Speaker 1: lot of people are getting upset, They're worried, they're they're concerned.
Speaker 1: The global death toll from coronavirus has surpassed a half
Speaker 1: a million. It's not it's not one hundred and twenty million,
Speaker 1: like Joe says the five seconds he comes out of
Speaker 1: his basement bunker like he did last week. Here's what
Speaker 1: we've learned, and here's what we're learning. And again a
Speaker 1: lot of this is fluid. The one thing that has
Speaker 1: been consistent though throughout this entire time, with all the
Speaker 1: models wrong, all the predictions wrong, all the idiots and
Speaker 1: the media wrong, you know, like the Washington Post. Oh
Speaker 1: worry more about the lou I'm fine when I have
Speaker 1: the virus. All that crap in the New York's toilet
Speaker 1: paper times who says you can't travel to China after
Speaker 1: the travel bed anyway, forty three percent of coronavirus deaths
Speaker 1: are linked to nursing homes forty three percent. Well, that
Speaker 1: then puts all of the you know, highlight on. For example,
Speaker 1: New York. The governor of New York State refuses to
Speaker 1: take responsibility. He's blamed everybody in their mother and then
Speaker 1: he comes up, well, people are gonna die anyway. Then
Speaker 1: of course New Jersey follows. Then of course Pennsylvania follows,
Speaker 1: and Michigan follows anyway, So we're watching now a resurgence
Speaker 1: in some states, for example, like the state of Florida.
Speaker 1: And we have, for example, Miami beaches are going to
Speaker 1: close for the fourth of July weekend. Gavin Newsom has
Speaker 1: ordered bars closed in La County. It's other hot spots.
Speaker 1: But here's what we know. There is some interesting phenomenons happening,
Speaker 1: and I don't really know how how to interpret that,
Speaker 1: which is why we're bringing in our experts in a
Speaker 1: second here, doctor Josh Humber and doctor Brian mcdonnaugh. But anyway,
Speaker 1: it looks like which is a very strange phenomenon. The
Speaker 1: newest cases in Florida, for example, are younger people. Now
Speaker 1: the fatalities are You're gonna look at all, right, who
Speaker 1: are the people most at risk for dying? You know,
Speaker 1: cases a fatality perage group. Well, it's overwhelmingly what we
Speaker 1: always knew. Eighty five percent of all Florida COVID nineteen
Speaker 1: related facilities of fatalities have occurred and the age group
Speaker 1: of sixty five plus, you know, and we also know
Speaker 1: the underlying conditions. We've even been able to narrow that
Speaker 1: down to people overweight, diabetic, highpertensive, and their mortality rates
Speaker 1: flat over the past two weeks despite the increase in
Speaker 1: the total cases. Anyway, we bring in our medical experts here,
Speaker 1: doctor Josh humber Atlas, MD, Doctor Brian mcdonnaugh. Doctor Josh,
Speaker 1: you see an increase, you see Why are we seeing
Speaker 1: so many such a high percentage of younger people in
Speaker 1: Florida getting it? Well, I think it's a multifactorial. I
Speaker 1: think it's a combination of we knew people would eventually
Speaker 1: get this. The whole idea of staying in was to
Speaker 1: prevent a mass amount of people getting infected and overwhelming
Speaker 1: the hospitals. Now that we've managed that, then with the
Speaker 1: incredibly low death rate in young, healthy populations, they're going
Speaker 1: to get out, they're going to go to work, they're
Speaker 1: going to be exposed, but they're going to have very
Speaker 1: little burden to the system. And now that we're offering
Speaker 1: so much testing, I know locally we've opened up testing
Speaker 1: to anyone, regardless of symptoms, for free. Well, the natural
Speaker 1: result of that is going to see more cases, but
Speaker 1: it doesn't mean more burden when hospitalization rates are going
Speaker 1: down and death rates are going down. So I think
Speaker 1: there's a lot of different issues at play here, and
Speaker 1: you'll take doctor McDonough Yeah, Sean, I think a couple
Speaker 1: of things. I think what Josh said is really true
Speaker 1: about young people getting out more. I think one of
Speaker 1: the things we're learning about young people it's not a
Speaker 1: free ride for them. We're starting to realize even those
Speaker 1: who are asymptomatic, they're starting to find when they X
Speaker 1: ray them crystallized material and the lungs, which suggests that ten, fifteen,
Speaker 1: twenty years later they may have issues. So the one
Speaker 1: thing I'm trying to get across to young people throw
Speaker 1: a podcast is just don't think that you got a
Speaker 1: free ride. I really recommend you know, you wear masks,
Speaker 1: you really try to social distance and do all you can,
Speaker 1: not just for the older people obviously, but for the
Speaker 1: younger people as well. The other thing about the hospitalization
Speaker 1: in deaths, you're always going to see it weeks after
Speaker 1: the young people get it. In other words, as you know,
Speaker 1: you get the fourteen day experience with a young person,
Speaker 1: then they meet someone who is older, who then has
Speaker 1: another fourteen days before symptoms and maybe hospitalization. So there's
Speaker 1: always that lag. And I worry, very scared about what
Speaker 1: could happen in the next couple of weeks after these spikes,
Speaker 1: and I think we got watch that closely. Well, I
Speaker 1: think we got to watch it too. And again, you know,
Speaker 1: now if we're dealing with a less susceptible of dying
Speaker 1: population that's contracting it. My worry and the reason that
Speaker 1: I said, doctor Josh, just wear the stupid masks so
Speaker 1: we can open up, you know, stadiums and outdoor concerts
Speaker 1: and have football in the fall is because if it
Speaker 1: means okay, I get to go to the game, but
Speaker 1: to protect Grandma, Grandpa, mom and Dad, that if you
Speaker 1: ever if you ever contracted the virus, you pass it
Speaker 1: on to them. I'm fine to do it to protect others.
Speaker 1: I'm not really not worried about myself. I mean, maybe
Speaker 1: a lot of people would be pretty happy actually if
Speaker 1: I drop dead, well, I think if you look at
Speaker 1: Florida open to almost forty days ago and there is
Speaker 1: a steady dropped in death rate and a steady increase
Speaker 1: in cases, so that it's been plenty of time to
Speaker 1: see if there was a correlation with rolling, you know,
Speaker 1: eleven to fourteen day cycles. But again looking at the
Speaker 1: infection in the response in its entirety is there's still
Speaker 1: been a number of very prominent medical professional saying the
Speaker 1: deaths of despair, alcoholism, drug addiction, domestic abuse, depression, anxiety,
Speaker 1: suicide are going to be equal to or greater than
Speaker 1: the number of deaths from COVID. So it's not just
Speaker 1: that we want to go out and have concerts and
Speaker 1: enjoy life, but it's that we need to get back
Speaker 1: to you a productive society that employs this forty million
Speaker 1: people that are now unemployed. That's the equivalent of the lowest,
Speaker 1: smallest twenty two states. So there's a lot of people
Speaker 1: who depend on the economy opening back up so they
Speaker 1: can take care of their families. And that's part of
Speaker 1: this whole picture is we have a fraction of the
Speaker 1: daily death yesterday was two hundred and fifty. So far
Speaker 1: New York's only reporting fifteen deaths in the light of that,
Speaker 1: when we had twenty one hundred deaths at per day
Speaker 1: at a peak, I think we've done a great job.
Speaker 1: Everything's working, and we don't need the same response now
Speaker 1: that we did back then if it's going to further
Speaker 1: hurt the economy and those most disenfranchised by that. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: we don't want any death but a half a million people.
Speaker 1: I mean that we're now talking about a pandemic. What
Speaker 1: the worst one Brian since what the Spanish flu? Or
Speaker 1: in the end it will be the most Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right, you're right on target there. Probably the Spanish
Speaker 1: flu is the last time we've seen anything to this nature. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think you're right shown and I think you know
Speaker 1: you and I talked way back about shutting down the
Speaker 1: whole country. I remember talking about it with you. By
Speaker 1: the way, the New York Times says I killed people, Well,
Speaker 1: they pretty much suggested it. I meanwhile, you're the one
Speaker 1: that said don't travel to China, and they're saying, oh,
Speaker 1: it's fine to travel to China. There's such hypocrites. But Gun,
Speaker 1: I recall, yeah, I recall you say I think this
Speaker 1: was important. It's not at all or nothing. In other words,
Speaker 1: there's parts of the country you have to shut down
Speaker 1: when you have those moments. Parts of the country doing better,
Speaker 1: are doing things well, let's learn from those that are
Speaker 1: doing well. Let's bring it back down and those that
Speaker 1: are having tough times and look at it logically. And
Speaker 1: I think to Josh's point, that then allows people to
Speaker 1: feel they have a sense of being a part of society.
Speaker 1: You know that they actually are not home all the time.
Speaker 1: And we had to do it once. Now what we
Speaker 1: have to do is selectively do it, but not back off.
Speaker 1: Really watch it, watch the numbers closely, and react to them.
Speaker 1: I think that's going to be the key. All right,
Speaker 1: quick break, we'll come back more with doctor Brian McDonough
Speaker 1: and doctor Josh Umber. And as we continued, doctor Brian
Speaker 1: mcdonnah doctor Josh Umber, as we update the COVID situation
Speaker 1: in the country. When all is said and done and
Speaker 1: all of the bad modeling, Doctor Josh and all the
Speaker 1: wrong predictions and two and a half million dead, three
Speaker 1: million dead, sixty thousand dead, and us. You know, the
Speaker 1: one thing that really did remain constant and this now
Speaker 1: stays constant today, and that is that nearly half of
Speaker 1: all COVID related deaths in the US were directly tied
Speaker 1: to the nursing homes. Now, that goes directly to the
Speaker 1: heart of the March twenty fifth, I mean, that's late
Speaker 1: in the game, directive executive order by Governor Cromo in
Speaker 1: New York, and that goes, you know, four days later,
Speaker 1: the Governor Murphy in New Jersey April sixth, the governor
Speaker 1: of Pennsylvania Wolf followed suit and you know, shut down Whipmer,
Speaker 1: I mean, didn't want you to cut your lawn. And
Speaker 1: she's out there with the protesters, and nobody talked about
Speaker 1: COVID when people were protesting. But when Donald Trump held
Speaker 1: a rally, everyone was getting all worked up again. And
Speaker 1: I think Trump's only mistake there was calling it a rally.
Speaker 1: You should have just called it a protest. Well, I
Speaker 1: think you're right on a lot of those points. You'd
Speaker 1: put it into context. Five hundred thousand worldwide deaths. There's
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty five thousand deaths every day worldwide,
Speaker 1: and so over the last one hundred and eighty days,
Speaker 1: give her take, this is still a fraction of the result.
Speaker 1: Every death is bad, every death is painful, but like
Speaker 1: you said, to put into context that half are the
Speaker 1: most at risk population, so we can to the doct
Speaker 1: this point. I think it's it's great if healthcare. If
Speaker 1: politics is local, then healthcare and COVID responses should be local.
Speaker 1: That way, you have five hundred cities adjusting just to
Speaker 1: the effort that they need to control themselves, but not
Speaker 1: be this heavy handed sledgehammer when a scalpel will do.
Speaker 1: Close the beaches here, maybe decrease the bars there. But
Speaker 1: in context, we are where are we with treatment? So
Speaker 1: where are we with the vaccine? And my guessing wrong thinking.
Speaker 1: A lot of Americans don't want a vaccine and may
Speaker 1: not be willing to take it. But we're learning a
Speaker 1: lot about the antibody reaction and the vaccines and those things,
Speaker 1: and what we're finding is for some people the antibodies
Speaker 1: are only especially those who have the casual cases may
Speaker 1: only be lasting two to three months in there, and
Speaker 1: it may not be an antibody response as much as
Speaker 1: a memory of the illness response, which kind of changes
Speaker 1: it up a little bit. So I think we have
Speaker 1: to have a combination of treatment and the hope of
Speaker 1: a vaccine, and in the short run, I think as
Speaker 1: a national effort, really the only two things showing we
Speaker 1: can do right now is pretty much tell everybody to
Speaker 1: wear masks and social distance and making a national effort.
Speaker 1: That's the one thing I think we should do countrywide,
Speaker 1: and then otherwise, you know, pick and choose. But we
Speaker 1: do know that those places who have done that have
Speaker 1: done well and cut down the number of deaths, and
Speaker 1: that's around the world. Those that haven't have not. So
Speaker 1: I think the mask and social distancing are the best
Speaker 1: we got. I just wish we had more. I think
Speaker 1: a little success with Randezevie that we've seen, but the
Speaker 1: decks of methone trials are underway. They're looking at that.
Speaker 1: But I think we're getting better at it too. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's anecdotally, that's what I've been reading, and I agree
Speaker 1: with you. The better treatment and people in the ICU
Speaker 1: and handling them knowing what to expect. We look at
Speaker 1: it without getting too technical as an endothelial lining disease.
Speaker 1: It attacks the lining of the blood vessels, kind of
Speaker 1: blows them up and that reduced that that increases clots,
Speaker 1: inflammation and release a fluid. And that's what really gets
Speaker 1: a lot of the people who are already sick or
Speaker 1: older in trouble because their bodies just can and handled
Speaker 1: it attack all right, Thank you both, doctor Josh, good
Speaker 1: to hear from you. Doctor McDonald, thank you. Great to
Speaker 1: hear from you as well. More shots fired, more shots fired,
Speaker 1: more shots fired, more shots fired. Breaking news in the
Speaker 1: so called Capitol Hill organized protest zone, there has been
Speaker 1: another shooting. Early this morning. Protesters finished a march back
Speaker 1: to cal Anderson Park when they say gun shots were
Speaker 1: fired nearby. Several protesters were live streaming at the time
Speaker 1: and you could hear gunshots, but the supposed gunfire did
Speaker 1: not stop there. People on scene say some of the
Speaker 1: protesters within shop hold two people with gunshot wounds out
Speaker 1: of that jeep and rendered aid to them. And this
Speaker 1: wasn't the first report of gunfire. Over last night, at
Speaker 1: about one fifteen, there were loud bangs as well that
Speaker 1: went off at eleventh and Olive. Some people at first
Speaker 1: thought they were fireworks and people later thought that they
Speaker 1: were gunshots. And then the confirmed shooting, of course, happened
Speaker 1: at three am. Two more shootings in two different burrows.
Speaker 1: Here on East one hundred and fifth Street in Harlem,
Speaker 1: at twenty year old man shot in the leg. Police
Speaker 1: say the gunman got away on a city bike as
Speaker 1: police looked for the shell casings and the gun possibly
Speaker 1: tossed under a car. And then in the one oh
Speaker 1: three Precinct and Queens another young man shot in the leg,
Speaker 1: bringing the number to more than twenty four people shot
Speaker 1: in the last twenty four hours Saturday night. In New Lots, Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: the most deadly a man died after being shot in
Speaker 1: the face and a woman killed from a bullet to
Speaker 1: her back. Both the NYPD crime statistic experts and those
Speaker 1: in the neighborhoods have their theories. What have you heard of?
Speaker 1: Is up everywhere and it's like a snowball from the
Speaker 1: pandemic onto the riots. It seems to be a trend.
Speaker 1: From Sunday, June twenty first through Saturday June twenty seventh,
Speaker 1: the total of seventy nine shooting victims in fifty seven incidents,
Speaker 1: and police say there are a number of factors to
Speaker 1: blame for this apparent rise in street lawlessness. The NYPD
Speaker 1: says bail reform, laws, backed up systems, and the release
Speaker 1: of so many inmates from rikers because of COVID concern.
Speaker 1: There were one hundred and twenty five shootings in the
Speaker 1: first three weeks of June, more than double the same
Speaker 1: period as last year, according to police, and at least
Speaker 1: one East Harlem resident believes the ongoing protests have empowered
Speaker 1: the criminals as well as those legitimately seeking social justice.
Speaker 1: I think they're really taking advantage with the protest. They're
Speaker 1: just because now you know, people are acting out, and
Speaker 1: I guess the cops are not trying to do anything
Speaker 1: about it, so I think they're trying to take advantage
Speaker 1: of that. Now. No, this is the second weekend in
Speaker 1: a row we've had to tell you about multiple children
Speaker 1: being killed by gunfire in Chicago. A total of sixteen
Speaker 1: people killed this weekend, three of them were children. Grand
Speaker 1: total of sixty three people shot this weekend, and now
Speaker 1: group of Chicago business owners are putting up a big
Speaker 1: pot of money to ensure that those shooters of these
Speaker 1: babies are caught. The youngest victim killed this weekend was
Speaker 1: twenty month old Sincere Gaston. He was shot in the
Speaker 1: chest while riding in his car seat near sixtieth and
Speaker 1: Halsted Saturday. His mother was grazed by a bullet as well.
Speaker 1: Ten year old Lena Nunez died that evening after being
Speaker 1: hit in the head by a stray bullet. She was
Speaker 1: inside his second floor apartment in Logan Square when bullets
Speaker 1: came through the window in the thirty five hundred block
Speaker 1: of West Dickens. Police believed the stray bullets came from
Speaker 1: two groups firing at each other outside. Then there was
Speaker 1: a seventeen year old killed in Humble Park that same
Speaker 1: day during a fight. An eight year old girl also
Speaker 1: shot while sitting inside on the couch at sixty six
Speaker 1: in Southwood in West Inglewood. Luckily, she did survive with
Speaker 1: the grays wound to her head. Though. Just last weekend,
Speaker 1: one hundred six people shot, including three year old Mackay
Speaker 1: James and thirteen year old Amara Jones, both of whom
Speaker 1: were killed during the deadliest weekend of the year. A
Speaker 1: newly formed group called I'm Telling Don't Shoot is now
Speaker 1: offering fifty thousand dollars in reward money to help fine
Speaker 1: shooters in the cases of the littlest victims. We're talking
Speaker 1: about mccayon's and see her. If fifty long, get you,
Speaker 1: we're gonna put up another twenty five standley fanon'll get
Speaker 1: You're gonna put up on a hundred. So you tell
Speaker 1: me with one hundred thousand dollars reward, nobody's gonna say
Speaker 1: say nothing. All right. So that was some of the
Speaker 1: sight of all the sounds that you hear, audio of
Speaker 1: the reporting, and some of the television reporting more violence,
Speaker 1: you know, And this gets to the heart of Joe's
Speaker 1: hiding eighty eight days no presser. He has a total
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty million dead Americans from COVID. I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 1: he's out of his bunker basement for five seconds. But
Speaker 1: what do we have another weekend of gun violence in Chicago?
Speaker 1: What did Joe do? What did it? Brock? Do you know?
Speaker 1: Ten year old girl? How many of you know the
Speaker 1: names of these young kids? Ten years old Lena Newness
Speaker 1: is her name, struck in the head by a stray
Speaker 1: bullet coming through a second floor apartment window where she lives.
Speaker 1: Don't we deserve safety and security in our own homes.
Speaker 1: The second child killed Saturday earlier, a twenty month year
Speaker 1: old boy dies. He was shot in a car seat
Speaker 1: while riding with his mom and in the local Englewood
Speaker 1: area of Chicago. And if we go on Saturday as
Speaker 1: seventeen year old boy identified as Antoine Douglas, he was
Speaker 1: fatally shot before at noon in a neighborhood park after
Speaker 1: there was there was some type of a confrontation that
Speaker 1: took place. We have eight people in total. How many
Speaker 1: Americans know the names of all of the people killed
Speaker 1: in Chicago? And it's not getting any better anywhere else.
Speaker 1: Now we have another person, you know, at the autonomous
Speaker 1: Chaz Chop Summer of Love zone out in Seattle, which
Speaker 1: they're not getting a control of. At eleven shot in
Speaker 1: twelve hours in Democratic control New York City. New York
Speaker 1: City shooting is now one hundred percent increase over last year,
Speaker 1: three hundred and fifty eight percent increase in violence. Multiple
Speaker 1: NYPD officers assaulted during a Black Lives Matter gay Pride
Speaker 1: rally in New York City for arrested in DC for
Speaker 1: trying to topple you know, the Andrew Jackson statue. Where's Joe.
Speaker 1: Where did Joe stand on all this? Why didn't Joe
Speaker 1: fix it after Ferguson? Why didn't Barrock fix it after Ferguson.
Speaker 1: You know there's pro defund police officials in Minneapolis. What
Speaker 1: do they do? Because they are pro defund the police,
Speaker 1: they have now hired their own private security. You get
Speaker 1: it security for them, but not with anybody else. You know,
Speaker 1: more cops being pelted with bottles, debris, and rocks and bricks.
Speaker 1: In New York. You have an image of Saint Louis,
Speaker 1: a couple emerging from a mansion brandishing weapons. There, You've
Speaker 1: got the NYPD commissioner warning that New York's justice system
Speaker 1: is imploding. And again we have one bronx NYPD boss
Speaker 1: says he's done. I'm out. We have no guidance from
Speaker 1: anybody in the City of New York. You have a
Speaker 1: Congresswoman Pressley actually saying that it's time for you to
Speaker 1: pay us what you owe us is what she said.
Speaker 1: Minneapolis business owners, where again, where does Joe stand on
Speaker 1: all this? Minneapolis business owners targeted by riots on city council.
Speaker 1: They want to dismantle the police department. We know where
Speaker 1: the president stands he's offered help to all of these cities,
Speaker 1: and they've denied every every offer of help to bring
Speaker 1: law and order, safety and security to the people of
Speaker 1: their states and cities. Leo Terrell, Greg Jarrett, and David
Speaker 1: Shona with us. You know, Leo, I might just scroll
Speaker 1: the names of everybody again tonight on TV. Everybody shot
Speaker 1: in Chicago. This is Obama's hometown and here it's every weekend.
Speaker 1: Now you should do that, and I think it's a
Speaker 1: great idea, and we should highlight. We should go into
Speaker 1: those cities in Chicago and Washington and ask democrats what's
Speaker 1: going on in these cities going to run by Democrats.
Speaker 1: It is unbelievable. They want to point the finger at
Speaker 1: the president. He's offered help to resolve the situation in Seattle,
Speaker 1: He's offered federal assistance. They turned it down the expense
Speaker 1: of hurting black communities or people of color. You know,
Speaker 1: for Democrats to play the race card, all they need
Speaker 1: to do, Sean, is to look in the mirror. They
Speaker 1: are masters that planned in the race card and pandery
Speaker 1: because they get the impression. They want the black community
Speaker 1: to believe that only government can help. And where were
Speaker 1: all these black leaders the last three or four years
Speaker 1: before the incident of George Floyd. They control their governments,
Speaker 1: they could get weed out racism, but they point to
Speaker 1: this invisible person that does not exist because there is
Speaker 1: no systemic discrimination where cities are run by black people
Speaker 1: and people of color. And your reaction, you know, David Shon,
Speaker 1: if we don't have law and order, safety and security,
Speaker 1: that is the most fundamental role of government, you know,
Speaker 1: And I love these Minneapolis you know, defund the cops,
Speaker 1: council members. They've got their own security now. So it's
Speaker 1: sort of like Comrade de Blasio comes into my television
Speaker 1: studio when nineties got four armed police officers with them,
Speaker 1: and I say, well, does every New Yorker have the
Speaker 1: right to have the same weapon in their house to
Speaker 1: defend themselves and their families? And all the answers over
Speaker 1: and over again, like a robot, is every New Yorker
Speaker 1: has the right to be safe? I said, do they
Speaker 1: have the same right to fight back like you do?
Speaker 1: They have a right to be safe, So obviously the
Speaker 1: answers no, there's a double standard. Yeah, you know, I
Speaker 1: wish the media gave more courage to what people on
Speaker 1: the scene are saying because the Chicago Sun Times article
Speaker 1: recent yeah, specifically about Chicago, showing him May thirty, first
Speaker 1: there were eighteen murders. That was a record seven or
Speaker 1: sixty four murders twenty sixteen. But what the local people
Speaker 1: say is we need a local solution. It's not a
Speaker 1: national issue here. One of the expert Price said there's
Speaker 1: a complete lack of collaboration between academics, clergy, neighborhood leaders.
Speaker 1: And as to the most recent virus, a universe is
Speaker 1: Chicago expert Max Kapustin said, these demonstrations, for example, divert manpower,
Speaker 1: a vacuum opens up and that's final weekend or two.
Speaker 1: He says, at least you've seen this burgeoning violence. So
Speaker 1: you're also right that in all fairness, candidate mister Biden
Speaker 1: has to be asked where he stands. Does he see
Speaker 1: a national solution? What does it see is the cause
Speaker 1: of this if you're gonna put this on the national plate,
Speaker 1: and he needs to carve out a position. But Chicago
Speaker 1: specifically has had, you know, gang problems forever, like most cities.
Speaker 1: But you got el Rukin there, which Jesse Jackson's half
Speaker 1: brother was running. Got Latin kings. I've represented some Latin
Speaker 1: kings before. These are there are a whole lot of
Speaker 1: reasons for it, but the local people are hurt most
Speaker 1: by it, and the local people know what's required. The
Speaker 1: solution just isn't there yet. And your take on a
Speaker 1: Greg Jarrett, well, I agree with David Sean. I mean,
Speaker 1: look at Chicago. For a long time, the mayor there
Speaker 1: was Ramamanuel Obama's first chief of staff. He ran for
Speaker 1: the job based on public safety. His moniker and legacy
Speaker 1: is Chicago's murder mayor. Violence went up. He did nothing
Speaker 1: about it. Murders went up, assaults in battery went up,
Speaker 1: a violence against people, violence against property, all went up
Speaker 1: during Rama Manuel's term. The places where Democrats control the politics,
Speaker 1: in cities and counties across the nation that have the
Speaker 1: worst record of violence and lawlessness are run by Democrats,
Speaker 1: and I think that speaks volumes about the politics of
Speaker 1: that particular party. You know, as I look at this, Leo,
Speaker 1: and you and I have talked at length about this,
Speaker 1: now you know, and this was actually the probably the
Speaker 1: funniest thing that I've seen all weekend, Although there's nothing
Speaker 1: funny about what's happening in the country right now. But
Speaker 1: I'm watching and I'm looking at all the coverage that
Speaker 1: is out there, predictable coverage. And actually, and so the
Speaker 1: Washington Post actually puts out and attempts to fact check
Speaker 1: the President last week and his claim that democratic run
Speaker 1: cities have the highest rates of violent crime. Now, then
Speaker 1: the newspaper ends up proving exactly what the President's point was.
Speaker 1: And they say, well, you hear certain places like Chicago,
Speaker 1: you hear what's happening in Detroit and other cities all
Speaker 1: democratic run. Every one of them is democratic one twenty
Speaker 1: out of twenty. In other words, the twenty most dangerous
Speaker 1: city cities New York, LA, Chicago, Houston, Philly, Memphis, Detroit, Dallas, Phoenix, Baltimore,
Speaker 1: San Antonio, Vega. It's all democratic run for decades in
Speaker 1: most cases, if not at least in a last decade,
Speaker 1: you know. And what's so amazing by that? And this
Speaker 1: is where I've made slightly disagree with my colleagues David
Speaker 1: and Greg. It is local issues, but they nationalize it
Speaker 1: on each of these democratic cities. And let's be clear, Detroit, Chicago, LA.
Speaker 1: They have been run by democratic machines for thirty years,
Speaker 1: or more. And the problem is very simple, is that
Speaker 1: they want to point the finger again at the national
Speaker 1: level that we're not getting enough aid all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: Now crime is a health issue that is outright ludicrous.
Speaker 1: But they nationalize these local issues. That makes it seem
Speaker 1: like somebody else is to blame. And let's not safe
Speaker 1: and I'll say it again over and over in all
Speaker 1: these big cities. Black on black crime is a problem
Speaker 1: in all these cities. And yet will you say that,
Speaker 1: if you say that, you're being a racist? How do
Speaker 1: we take race out? How about we just take race
Speaker 1: out of it. You go to the areas wherever they
Speaker 1: happen to be and wherever it's not safe and secure
Speaker 1: for the residents. And how about we stop the violence
Speaker 1: wherever there is the most violence and we protect the
Speaker 1: people that are American citizens that deserve safety and security.
Speaker 1: Why it doesn't, Why does this have to be a
Speaker 1: race issue. This is about protecting American citizens. Are one
Speaker 1: American family. Look, the biggest concern here is this that's
Speaker 1: the elephant in the room. Because these cities, for example,
Speaker 1: in Chicago's people of color being hurt. It seems to
Speaker 1: me that the government, the mayors should have some type
Speaker 1: of connection to this earth because they got they're in
Speaker 1: a position of power to do something about it, but
Speaker 1: they have not done anything. And again they have nationalize
Speaker 1: a local issue and blame some boogeyman that does not exist. David, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't think Leo was disagreeing with us.
Speaker 1: I think he was making our point. Frankly. The point
Speaker 1: is that it's a local problem that has to be
Speaker 1: solved locally, and they continue to blame the national administration.
Speaker 1: But listen, white, black, or otherwise. It's the local people
Speaker 1: being hurt the most. Here. You can hear them crying out.
Speaker 1: Business people these demonstrations looted for no reason. They're innocent people.
Speaker 1: What did Wendy's do wrong in Atlanta? But I'm talking
Speaker 1: about even small business owners, white, black, and every race, creed, color,
Speaker 1: and so on. They're being hurt by it. Your idea
Speaker 1: of scrolling the names is critically important because people need
Speaker 1: to know who these unnamed people are. They can't just vanish,
Speaker 1: and the local people being hurt by it, most can't vanish.
Speaker 1: They're the ones calling for collaboration by their local leaders,
Speaker 1: and they're not getting it. They're just getting possible from
Speaker 1: before Ram Emmanuel or Deblasio in New York. It doesn't work.
Speaker 1: All right, We're gonna take a break. We're gonna hold
Speaker 1: these guys over into the next half hour. Now, if
Speaker 1: all the Democrats, I want to know where Joe stands
Speaker 1: on removing memorials and statues. But I also want to
Speaker 1: know where he stands on Margaret Sanger and the racism
Speaker 1: and eugenics that found a planned parenthood of which taxpayers
Speaker 1: are paying a fortune. Nobody else in the media will
Speaker 1: ask that question. I guess we'll have to do their
Speaker 1: job as usual. It doesn't matter whether or not they're
Speaker 1: the victims of society. The end result is they're about
Speaker 1: to knock my mother on the head with a lead pipe,
Speaker 1: shoot my sister, beat up my wife, take on my sons.
Speaker 1: So I don't want to ask what made them do this.
Speaker 1: They must be taken off the street. We should focus
Speaker 1: on them now, not out of a liberal instinct for love,
Speaker 1: brother and humanity, although I think that's a instinct, but
Speaker 1: for simple pragmatic reasons. If we don't, they will, or
Speaker 1: a portion of them, will become the predators fifteen years
Speaker 1: from now, and Madam President, we have predators on our streets.
Speaker 1: In Delaware, the largest growth in population is Indian Americans.
Speaker 1: Movie from India. You cannot go to a seven eleven
Speaker 1: or a dunkin Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent.
Speaker 1: Not much. What kind of a chance with a Northeastern
Speaker 1: liberal like Joe Biden stand in the South better than
Speaker 1: anybody else. And you don't know my state. My state
Speaker 1: was a slave state. My state is a border state.
Speaker 1: My state is the eighth largest black population in the country.
Speaker 1: We got the first sort of main stream cical American
Speaker 1: who is articulate and bright and clean. My Cican guy.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a story bo unchanged Wall Street. You're
Speaker 1: gonna put y'all back in change. It's a long way
Speaker 1: into November. We got more questions, You got more questions.
Speaker 1: I tell me, if you have a problem figuring out
Speaker 1: whether you're Fremire Trump and you ain't black, Oh you know,
Speaker 1: I ain't black. The first time ever. He's articulate, he's prior,
Speaker 1: he's clean. Man, this is storybook. Well we've got, you know,
Speaker 1: all these questions, and of course the spirit of Joe
Speaker 1: Biden hiding in a bunker basement someplace like the ghost candidate,
Speaker 1: the invisible candidate of Joe Biden. So he talked about
Speaker 1: demanding what the senator was going to do to prevent
Speaker 1: their children from being reassigned to schools that had been
Speaker 1: majority black, and he was actively working with desegregationists in
Speaker 1: order to slow integration. Nobody in the mob has asked
Speaker 1: in that question. In nineteen seventy five, he supported an
Speaker 1: anti bussing amendment. You know, you know, you think about
Speaker 1: this too. You look at one hundred and twenty five years.
Speaker 1: That's how many years Biden, Schumer, Pelosi have been working
Speaker 1: in the sewer in the swamp of DC. Well, I'm
Speaker 1: going to keep going. I mean, he supported an anti
Speaker 1: buzzing amendment by Robert KKK Bird. He praised Robert Bird,
Speaker 1: the former clansmen. Imagine if this has been Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has not even served four years in government.
Speaker 1: Combined Pelosi, Schumer, and the invisible Joe hiding in his
Speaker 1: basement bunker, one hundred and twenty five years they have served.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of years for failure. You know, he
Speaker 1: goes on, well, you ain't black, and you know, poor
Speaker 1: kids are just as bright and just as talented as
Speaker 1: white kids. He said that last year, you know, a
Speaker 1: seven to eleven dungan Nonan's gaff same thing. Pelosi praised
Speaker 1: Robert Bird, Biden praised them, Schumer praised them. You know,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's pretty unbelievable the history that nobody
Speaker 1: else in the media will ever talk about. But they've
Speaker 1: all said words about it, and it goes on from there.
Speaker 1: You know, we have all of this discussion now around
Speaker 1: the country in terms of okay, well, what are we
Speaker 1: gonna do with the Jefferson Memorial, What are we gonna
Speaker 1: do with the link Immemorial? Okay, where does Joe Biden stand?
Speaker 1: Anyone ever think to ask the invisible candidate who's hiding?
Speaker 1: You know, Princeton wants to remove Woodrow Wilson's name from
Speaker 1: the Public Policy School. Where does Joe stand? Robert Morris
Speaker 1: University changing student IDs from freedom cards to Robert Morris
Speaker 1: uid because I guess they don't want to use the
Speaker 1: word freedom. Not really sure exactly why saying freedom cards
Speaker 1: are dehumanizing. Mississippi legislature passing a bill to eliminate Confederate
Speaker 1: symbol from the state flag. We have now you know,
Speaker 1: it's now impacting just about every aspect of society. Now,
Speaker 1: if this is what the Democrats want, well, we need
Speaker 1: to know where their presidential candidate stands Now. If memorials
Speaker 1: now are in play, and we're gonna ask presidential handidates sport,
Speaker 1: what about Margaret Singer? Margaret Sanger is the pounder of
Speaker 1: planned parenthood. Oh, we don't want to go out and
Speaker 1: we don't want word to go out that what we
Speaker 1: want to do is exterminate the black population. Actually wrote
Speaker 1: that in a letter interview with Mike Wallace in nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty sevens And I think the greatest sin in the
Speaker 1: world is bringing children into the world and that have
Speaker 1: a disease from their parents, that have no chance in
Speaker 1: the world to be a human being practically, you know.
Speaker 1: And she goes on from there, saying the Linquins prisoners
Speaker 1: all sorts of things, you know, just marked when they
Speaker 1: were born. And she goes on even further, saying that
Speaker 1: the campaign for birth control is not merely of eugenics value,
Speaker 1: but practically identical and ideal in the final aim of eugenics. Wow.
Speaker 1: I mean, then she talked about sterilization of certain citizens
Speaker 1: against their will. I mean, does that we got now
Speaker 1: can we talk about that, does Joe will have an
Speaker 1: opinion on supporting planned parenthood taxpayer dollars and we continue
Speaker 1: with Greg Jared, David Shoon, and Leo Terrell. Leo, I'll
Speaker 1: start with you on that one. I'll tell you right now,
Speaker 1: I think one of the real that montage which you
Speaker 1: just gave me is the reason why I can't vote
Speaker 1: for Biden. I mean, first of all, he's insulted black
Speaker 1: to the last forty years and he gets a pass.
Speaker 1: Every question you just rain needs to be asked to
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. And I'll tell you, Sean, the only way
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is going to come out of the basement
Speaker 1: is with these three debates. And there's going to have
Speaker 1: to be someone providing the types of questions you're asking
Speaker 1: on your radio show and have Joe Biden answer these
Speaker 1: questions outside of the bunker, because I don't think he's
Speaker 1: going to come outside the bunker other than these three
Speaker 1: debates that he's going to have with the President. The
Speaker 1: one thing you can say about the President, he's clear,
Speaker 1: he's concise, you know where he stands. But right now
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is being propped up by extremists on the
Speaker 1: left and primarily by Black Lives Matter. And I'll tell
Speaker 1: you right now, he's losing a lot of quiet Democrats
Speaker 1: who don't want to really make friends, but will not
Speaker 1: vote for him in the fall. And your take, Greg Jarrett, well,
Speaker 1: you can't confront Joe Biden with his bigoted comments and
Speaker 1: his abysmal track record on minority issues because he can't
Speaker 1: possibly remember them. I mean, the man can't remember what
Speaker 1: color tie he's wearing, even when he's wearing it. So
Speaker 1: you know, it's true that they're you know, deliberately hiding
Speaker 1: him out in the basement of his home, but they
Speaker 1: have a complicit media that would never ask those questions
Speaker 1: because the media buy and large is liberal and they're
Speaker 1: all in for Joe Biden. They're all in for anybody
Speaker 1: who's against Trump. Well, and you know, Den David, this
Speaker 1: is where we would get to here, you know, and
Speaker 1: maybe Donald Trump should just like not talk anymore, because
Speaker 1: I guess you're right, I guess your poll numbers according
Speaker 1: to the mob and the media. If Donald Trump goes
Speaker 1: twenty four hours without talking to the mob or trying
Speaker 1: to deal with real problem albums and real solutions, you know,
Speaker 1: there's now a pole out and where there's going to
Speaker 1: have to deal with you know what is no longer
Speaker 1: even an elephant in the room, and that is you know,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. Does he have the strength, does he have
Speaker 1: the stamina? Does he have the mental alertness to be president?
Speaker 1: Because if you look at Rasmus and Reports and their
Speaker 1: latest poll, twenty percent of Democrats think Biden has some
Speaker 1: form of early dementia, thirty eight percent among all voters.
Speaker 1: There was a Zogby pole that was as high as
Speaker 1: fifty four percent. And it raises the question, by the
Speaker 1: way that the mob asked about Ronald Reagan in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty four. You know, is he too old? He is
Speaker 1: he having a decline? This is the toughest job in
Speaker 1: the world. Nobody seems to really want to ask it.
Speaker 1: Everyone dances around it. You know, on the other side
Speaker 1: of the equation here raised earlier, if you were advising
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, wouldn't you tell him to stay in the bunker?
Speaker 1: He has ther campaign the world could imagine, at least
Speaker 1: in this country. The New York Times, Washington Post, and
Speaker 1: on and on and on. We're facing some of the
Speaker 1: greatest issues of the day today. This COVID nineteen virus
Speaker 1: was foisted on the country and the president during his administration.
Speaker 1: You're seeing all sorts of problems around. And so if
Speaker 1: you have everyone in the media just attacking the president
Speaker 1: and Joe Biden every time he opens his mouth saying
Speaker 1: something that puts his foot in his mouth, the best
Speaker 1: campaign advice absolutely would be for him to stay in
Speaker 1: the bunker. Greg Jared, I don't think that's bad advice.
Speaker 1: I guess if you know, he comes out of his
Speaker 1: bunker for five seconds last Thursday, and he says one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty million Americans died from COVID. Now there
Speaker 1: is over five hundred thousand worldwide. There's been a resurgence
Speaker 1: in some states. But the reality is, how do you
Speaker 1: run a campaign from a bunker basement? You do what
Speaker 1: Nixon did. He hit out in the White House during
Speaker 1: the nineteen seventy two a re election campaign. He basically
Speaker 1: refused a campaign, said he was too busy being president,
Speaker 1: but he had too much to answer for at the time.
Speaker 1: He refused to debate in the seventy two elections. And
Speaker 1: that was a strategy that worked perfectly as McGovern self destructed.
Speaker 1: And so you know, there is something to this strategy
Speaker 1: of keeping your mouth shut, hiding out. You've got the
Speaker 1: perfect excuse og the virus, and you know this is
Speaker 1: a strategy that arguably is the only one that Biden
Speaker 1: can adhere to. Well, I'll if we say this, the
Speaker 1: President needs to hammer on the fundamental issue of law
Speaker 1: and order. As we have this virus, we also have
Speaker 1: this lawlessness in the streets. And I guarantee you Democrat
Speaker 1: and Republicans support law and order. He has to stay
Speaker 1: focused on that issue. Is going to force Biden to
Speaker 1: come out and take a position the President is right
Speaker 1: on law and order. Well, I mean, I think this
Speaker 1: is what this all comes down to. I mean, the
Speaker 1: President is right that we're not keeping our city safe
Speaker 1: and secure where failing kids at the most spectacular level, again,
Speaker 1: mostly cities, mostly states that are blue, that have been
Speaker 1: run by Democrats four decades. Now, that's all on the ballot,
Speaker 1: Because if you've got one hundred and twenty five years
Speaker 1: of Biden, Schumer, Pelosi failure, it doesn't seem that smart
Speaker 1: to double down on the people that failed and whose
Speaker 1: policies have failed. And then if you look at the
Speaker 1: policies in the direction they want to take the country
Speaker 1: with a new green deal and medicam for all and
Speaker 1: everything's free, Greg Jarrett, America won't survive. And what you
Speaker 1: see in Chicago, New York, Seattle, California, and New Jersey,
Speaker 1: you're gonna see elsewhere. Oh yeah, I mean it's unsustainable
Speaker 1: financially and politically. And I'm glad you brought up Seattle.
Speaker 1: I mean more shootings in the chop zone that the
Speaker 1: mayor there has indorsed into nothing about it. You're talking
Speaker 1: about rampant acts of violence and destruction of local property
Speaker 1: of business owners, people who live there. They've lost control
Speaker 1: to anarchists who have taken over that area of Seattle.
Speaker 1: And you know, there has been a lawsuit filed by
Speaker 1: the property owners saying asking you, judge to put a
Speaker 1: stop to it. Let's say a judge issues an order
Speaker 1: to cease and desist. Who is there in Seattle to
Speaker 1: enforce it. How is it that if Donald Trump or
Speaker 1: allowed an autonomous zone, a free love zone, a spaghetti
Speaker 1: potluck dinner zone, a chaz chopped zone to be you know,
Speaker 1: and the takeover of an half a city or six
Speaker 1: city blocks, including a police department, and didn't do anything
Speaker 1: and people started getting murdered the way they are or didn't.
Speaker 1: I mean, I look at all of this. Chicago says
Speaker 1: no to his help. New York says no to his help.
Speaker 1: Seattle and Washington States say no to his help. I'm like, okay, well,
Speaker 1: then you own it because as don't we unless he
Speaker 1: invokes the Insurrection Act, which he can do. You know,
Speaker 1: if this is their problem and their their failure of
Speaker 1: their citizens, they don't. The Democrats don't care about this country. Shot. Look,
Speaker 1: they sat on their hands on the on the police
Speaker 1: reform bills by Senator Scots. They will not do anything
Speaker 1: for the interests of this country. They are self interest
Speaker 1: in trying to the beat Donald Trump by doing absolutely
Speaker 1: nothing while the country burns. It's said David Shown, I've
Speaker 1: never seen anything like this in my life. And you know, uh,
Speaker 1: nobody will know the names that we mentioned that I'll
Speaker 1: scroll tonight on TV. Great, that's right, or even the
Speaker 1: three the three Last week, one hundred and six people shot,
Speaker 1: fourteen dead, twelve children shot. This week we got three
Speaker 1: dead kids, one one ten year old little girl, one
Speaker 1: twenty month old boy, and one seventeen year old kid dead.
Speaker 1: They're dead and This is an every weekend thing, and
Speaker 1: we're heading into the fourth of July weekend when historically
Speaker 1: things get even worse, especially in the middle of apparent
Speaker 1: heatwave that's on its way. Absolutely right, listen, there's no
Speaker 1: place for this anarchy anymore. These these zones have to
Speaker 1: be shut down. But nobody's also hearing the names again
Speaker 1: of the locals who are being hurt. Needs to do
Speaker 1: his or her job. Get in there and interview those
Speaker 1: people who are being victimized me who can't get the
Speaker 1: police to respond now because they can't get past or
Speaker 1: the political leaders are telling them not to go past
Speaker 1: these demonstrators. But I'm gonna tell you one other thing
Speaker 1: that I resent, and that is that in all of
Speaker 1: this talk against the president with these things, he doesn't
Speaker 1: get any credit for what he did with the First
Speaker 1: Step Act. I'm telling you, someone who works in the
Speaker 1: chruches all the time, Patch showed the greatest compassion that
Speaker 1: we have seen in an administration for the poorest and
Speaker 1: the most vulnerable and the most helpless among us. Take
Speaker 1: a look at some of the people who've gotten out
Speaker 1: from under sentences, who are now some of the most
Speaker 1: productive members of society, who learned that, oh it is
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and company. They wanted to put people and again,
Speaker 1: desparate sentencing was real, and it happened under let's see Democrats,
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton, and then under Barack Obama they did nothing.
Speaker 1: No criminal justice reformed, no opportunity zones, no long commitment
Speaker 1: with greater some money for historically black colleges, and no
Speaker 1: criminal justice reform. And now we're police reform on top
Speaker 1: of that. All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
Speaker 1: Hannity Say, DVR nine Tonight, Eastern Fox News. The violence
Speaker 1: over the weekend, I mean, it is exploding. The double
Speaker 1: standard on COVID nineteen coverage of it's a protest, it's fine,
Speaker 1: if it's a rally, forget it. We'll get to that
Speaker 1: double standard. Also, Biden, now eighty eight days hidden in
Speaker 1: a bunker basement, and when is the mob going to
Speaker 1: demand that he answered questions about his past, his failure.
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