Speaker 1: Right, thanks, shot chat an hour two Sean Hannity Show
Speaker 1: told for you. It's eight hundred and ninety four one Sewan.
Speaker 1: If you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: we're following two. Well, a lot of big stories today.
Speaker 1: Pete Heegsath will be on Hannity tonight nine Eastern as
Speaker 1: some people now seem to be rallying support around him
Speaker 1: in a big way, and we'll have an interview with him.
Speaker 1: We also have after the fatal shooting of the United
Speaker 1: Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, You've got people on the left
Speaker 1: just celebrating it, which is madness. And then, of course
Speaker 1: the verdict has come back and Daniel Penny has been
Speaker 1: acquitted in New York City in that quote subway choke
Speaker 1: hold case, after the jury finds him not guilty of
Speaker 1: criminally negligent homicide. Although and by the way, what a
Speaker 1: what a disaster, I mean, the fact that jurors had to,
Speaker 1: you know, literally refuse to convict this guy after under
Speaker 1: what's very clear under the New York law, DA's must
Speaker 1: choose the charges before the trial. They don't get to
Speaker 1: change their minds once they learn what the jury's gonna believe.
Speaker 1: In and that prevents the overcharging in grand jury rooms,
Speaker 1: where of course the defense is never allowed to present
Speaker 1: their case and the purpose is to avoid compromise verdicts,
Speaker 1: as they call them. And even the judge in this
Speaker 1: case acknowledged that by dropping the manslaughter charges and allowing
Speaker 1: the jury to consider the lesser charge, that this was
Speaker 1: a compromise would have been a compromise verdict or can
Speaker 1: the fact that they allowed it to that allowed them
Speaker 1: to consider it is insane. Then, of course you have
Speaker 1: the lunatic left predictably reacting the way they often react.
Speaker 1: You have a Black Lives Matter activist by the name
Speaker 1: of Walter hawk newsom is calling for race based retaliation.
Speaker 1: There's no evidence of racism at all in this case.
Speaker 1: Nothing was even presented except the prosecutor in closing arguments
Speaker 1: tried to make an appeal to race and anyway, posting
Speaker 1: on x we need some black vigilantes. People want to
Speaker 1: jump up and choke us and kill us for being loud,
Speaker 1: how about we do the same. And then after the
Speaker 1: verdict came out today, black Lives Matter founder of Greater
Speaker 1: New York he says, anyone that thinks Daniel Penny is
Speaker 1: innocent has racism in their heart. And the KKK got
Speaker 1: another victory. And then he calls for black vigilantes to
Speaker 1: choke and kill those who oppress us.
Speaker 2: Listen, racism is still alive in kicking in America. There's
Speaker 2: no all the way to view this. Everyone is looked
Speaker 2: at the case. And those among you who say that
Speaker 2: Daniel Penny is innocent have racism and bias in your heart.
Speaker 2: If you look at the facts of this case, can
Speaker 2: you understand the Daniel Penny is guilty. But today white
Speaker 2: supremacy got another victory. Today the KKK, the Klansman, the
Speaker 2: evil in America got another victory. They got that top
Speaker 2: charge dismissed. America shall continue to America and shall continue
Speaker 2: to pace second class status on black people.
Speaker 1: We need some black visialities, right.
Speaker 2: People want to jump up and choke us and kill
Speaker 2: us for being loud, how about we do the same
Speaker 2: when they attempt to oppress us.
Speaker 1: The guy walked into the subway car and threatened to
Speaker 1: kill himself and others. There was testimony after eyewitness testimony
Speaker 1: of people saying they felt that their lives were in danger,
Speaker 1: which as a matter of law justifies self defense. Greg Jarrett,
Speaker 1: Fox News legal analyst is with US best selling author
Speaker 1: David Shoon, civil liberties attorney and former counsel for President Trump.
Speaker 1: Welcome both of you. We have all been following this
Speaker 1: case closely. The jury came up with the right VERDA,
Speaker 1: Greg Jarrett, I'm very grateful. I did not like that
Speaker 1: the judge recognized that the defense was right under the
Speaker 1: law as it relates to you, the DA, you know,
Speaker 1: not being able to change the charges during the trial,
Speaker 1: but allowed it to go on anyway, which I guess
Speaker 1: is typical of New York right, Oh, it is.
Speaker 3: There were various errant rulings from the bench that made
Speaker 3: Daniel Penny's defense all the more difficult. You know, when
Speaker 3: jurors were deadlocked on the top count of manslaughter last Friday,
Speaker 3: after almost thirty hours of deliberations, Judge Wiley went along
Speaker 3: inexplicably with the DA's request to withdraw the charge, even
Speaker 3: though prosecutors had spent weeks telling the jury that Daniel
Speaker 3: Penny was guilty of manslaughter, and the judges ruling to dismiss.
Speaker 4: That charge was improper because he contradicted his own ruling
Speaker 4: earlier that the jury could only consider the lesser count
Speaker 4: of criminally negligent homicide if they first found Penny.
Speaker 3: Not guilty of the top count. Well, that didn't happen,
Speaker 3: did it. The judge appeared to acknowledge that the dismissal
Speaker 3: was impermissible, and then he went ahead and did it.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 3: Beyond that, the rules that governed criminal procedure in New
Speaker 3: York require a mistrial in the event of the hung
Speaker 3: jury unless the defense agrees to a dismissal Penny's lawyers
Speaker 3: did not do it. Despite all of the headwinds here
Speaker 3: from the judge and a racially biased, politically driven prosecutor
Speaker 3: by any of Alvin Bragg, Penny prevail. And today I
Speaker 3: think justice is vindicated.
Speaker 1: I agree with you. Governor DeSantis weighed in on this.
Speaker 1: He said, it is just, it is correct, David. He
Speaker 1: said he was skeptical of the jury in New York City,
Speaker 1: and then he went on to say, meanwhile, is there
Speaker 1: a worst prosecutor in America than Alvin Bragg? And he said,
Speaker 1: we've got to defeat the progressive billionaire George Soros funded
Speaker 1: DAS and stop the left wing, radical pro criminal agenda
Speaker 1: and take back the streets for law abiding citizens. He
Speaker 1: wrote that on X and we stand with good Samaritans
Speaker 1: like Daniel Penny even with the acquittal. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: if people are going to be so quick to jump
Speaker 1: into action if something like this happens on a subway
Speaker 1: trainer in public. Again, who who wants to go through
Speaker 1: this type of treatment when all you're doing is is
Speaker 1: saving lives And it was evy and from the beginning
Speaker 1: that people felt their lives were in jeopardy.
Speaker 5: David right, Well, you make an important point. I mean,
Speaker 5: while the verdict appears to have been the just one,
Speaker 5: Daniel Penny dodged a bullet. Up until the dismissal of
Speaker 5: the manslaughter charge, there were jurors on that jury who
Speaker 5: obviously were voting to convict for manslaughter, which means they believed.
Speaker 5: You know, in New York law, we looked to certain
Speaker 5: sections of the penal law to see what the requirement
Speaker 5: is for the men's ray of the state of mind.
Speaker 5: So in the New York law fifteen oh five to
Speaker 5: three says this, to be guilty of manslaughter, you have
Speaker 5: to find that the person acted recklessly and was aware
Speaker 5: of the substantial risk this conduct caused. To be guilty
Speaker 5: on the criminally negligent homicide. You looked at fifteen oh
Speaker 5: five to four, and that failed to perceive a substantial risk.
Speaker 5: So how did the people who voted guilty for manslaughter
Speaker 5: vote not guilty for criminally negligent at homicide. They're really irreconcilable.
Speaker 5: That goes to the point that Greg made. They had
Speaker 5: no business presenting the second charge to the jury once
Speaker 5: the jury was deadlocked. But the more, maybe the broader
Speaker 5: point that you raised, Sean, is this it's mob rule.
Speaker 5: Remember when Daniel Penny was arrested, he was released without
Speaker 5: being charged, and then we saw these actions whatever you
Speaker 5: want to call them, riots, redress of grief for grievances,
Speaker 5: you know that sort of thing. It's great in this
Speaker 5: country that we can protest and let the government know
Speaker 5: what our position is, but not when it's marked by
Speaker 5: violence and violent threats. And we see it again the
Speaker 5: snippets that you played after the trial.
Speaker 6: We also know this.
Speaker 5: Fellow, the Black Lives Matter founder in New York went
Speaker 5: up to Penny afterwards and apparently said, it's a small world, buddy,
Speaker 5: These threats, this mob rule to convince prosecutors to charge criminally,
Speaker 5: the complete abandonment of the presumption of innocence. This has
Speaker 5: to stop. Until it does, we really do have mob rule.
Speaker 5: I'm afraid about a guy like Alvin Bragg for a
Speaker 5: number of reasons. You know, I was thinking jokingly, I'm
Speaker 5: surprised he has an alleged the President Trump is behind
Speaker 5: the killing of the yell of CEO, so he couldn't commute.
Speaker 1: Well, that could be coming any moment.
Speaker 5: Now, you never know, right anyway, we well.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to David's point, Greg Jarrett, and how
Speaker 1: do you reconcile that they were hung on the manslaughter charge,
Speaker 1: but on the issue of criminally negligent homicide is not guilty.
Speaker 1: How do you reconcile that?
Speaker 3: You really can't, but you don't have to. It may
Speaker 3: seem anomalous or inconsistent that a jury could be deadlocked
Speaker 3: in the more serious crime, but equit the defendant on
Speaker 3: the lesser charge. It is, on its face illogical. Butt
Speaker 3: Jurors and our system of justice are allowed to change
Speaker 3: their minds during deliberations as they reconsider the evidence, as
Speaker 3: they absorb counter arguments from their fellow jurors behind closed doors,
Speaker 3: and I suspect that's what happened here. Now, what's Bragg
Speaker 3: gonna do next? Is he going to completely throw in
Speaker 3: the towel. He would be foolish enough to try or
Speaker 3: recharge Penny on the manslaughter charge that.
Speaker 1: He well, I don't think he's allowed to because he's
Speaker 1: the one that threw it out. Am I wrong on that?
Speaker 3: That's why I says he would be foolish to do that,
Speaker 3: because he's the one who voluntarily dismissed it amid deliberations
Speaker 3: and jeopardy attaches when a trial jury is impaneled and
Speaker 3: sworn and therefore a second prosecution is strictly prohibited under
Speaker 3: the constitutional doctrine of double jeopardy in the Fifth Amendment.
Speaker 3: But you know, these social activists are not happy. Obviously,
Speaker 3: they're already decrying Penny's acquittal and ramping up their protests.
Speaker 3: You know, demonstrators. We've seen it outside of the New
Speaker 3: York courthouse taking up the chance of no justice, no piece.
Speaker 3: That was the implicit thread of violent unrest. There was
Speaker 3: a hallmark of the Black Lives Matter movement. So you know,
Speaker 3: the mob is at it again. But they're always looking
Speaker 3: for that opportunity.
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Speaker 1: David Schooner with us. Did you hear anything from this
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter activist that sounds like a direct threat
Speaker 1: and isn't such when you make threats like that, a
Speaker 1: terroristic threat like that, is that in and of itself
Speaker 1: not a crime, like if I if I say to somebody,
Speaker 1: I'm going to kill you or we're gonna, you know,
Speaker 1: go after you. I thought that was against the law.
Speaker 1: David Joan, It is.
Speaker 5: Against the law. I think this guy, you know, marked
Speaker 5: his words a little bit more carefully when he said
Speaker 5: at the end, we need to rise up and choke
Speaker 5: some people. Whenever he said the oppressors. You know, he
Speaker 5: didn't say let's go out to the subway course tomorrow
Speaker 5: and choke a white guy or something like that. But
Speaker 5: he's coming pretty close. And when he sort of at
Speaker 5: least implicitly threatened Daniel Penny afterwards, he should have been
Speaker 5: admonished by the judge. I think, and at some point
Speaker 5: Alvin Bragg's office needs to call this guy in and
Speaker 5: tell him that he's walking I'm very to nice. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna tell you something. There's a great difference between this
Speaker 5: kind of what we're seeing now.
Speaker 1: But but you know, you and I you all of
Speaker 1: us know that's not gonna that's not gonna happen with Alpha.
Speaker 5: It's just not You're right, one hundred percent right. They
Speaker 5: just can't play can't play it straight. It's just this
Speaker 5: political agenda or racially motivated agenda all of the time,
Speaker 5: and part of it's a function of being an elected office.
Speaker 5: But most district attorneys, one would hope, would just play
Speaker 5: it straight, law and order and that's it. Not these
Speaker 5: extremious factors call a case on the facts, period. Remember now,
Speaker 5: Daniel Penny is going to face a civil action. There's
Speaker 5: a civil action filed by the family against him.
Speaker 1: So it's not over What do you make Greg Jared
Speaker 1: of the Left and the radicalized Left celebrating the assassination
Speaker 1: of the CEO of United Healthcare.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's despicable. I mean, these are deeply troubled people.
Speaker 3: The female, you know, columnist slash reporter previously as the
Speaker 3: New York Times, then got booted from the Washington Post,
Speaker 3: you know, sort of lionizing cheering on the execution. The
Speaker 3: assassination of any human being is disgusting and it's shameful,
Speaker 3: despicable behavior. And you know, there's something fundamentally wrong with
Speaker 3: her brain, which became apparent to the Washington Post, which
Speaker 3: is why they unceremoniously showed her the door. But others
Speaker 3: have chimed in as well, and it is this sort
Speaker 3: of cacophony of hate that has infected certain sectors of America,
Speaker 3: including journalists, and you know, I decry it in the
Speaker 3: most strenuous terms.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what is your reaction? They obviously have a person
Speaker 1: of interest. All indications, and we've not verified this on
Speaker 1: our own, all indications that are that this is a
Speaker 1: radicalized leftist and that's the early reporting. We'll know more
Speaker 1: in the days to come if in fact that her
Speaker 1: out to be this individual.
Speaker 5: David Joan, No, you're careful enough to say we don't
Speaker 5: know yet what the problem is, but it wouldn't be unimaginable.
Speaker 5: If that were the case, it's as if there has
Speaker 5: to be an apology today for capitalism.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 5: You know, we saw recently a CEO major company testifying
Speaker 5: at Congress and one of the Democratic Congress members said, well,
Speaker 5: you know you're a billionaire, that sort of thing. He said,
Speaker 5: Let's break this down. I earned every penny I ever made.
Speaker 5: I started out without any money whatsoever. These are the
Speaker 5: people to hate these people, to attack these people, to
Speaker 5: want to kill these people. You know, we've seen things
Speaker 5: in journalism now I journalism with quotes around it New
Speaker 5: York Times, Washington Posts. We hear about newsrooms crying when
Speaker 5: a store, when a tack don't go the way that
Speaker 5: they wanted them to go, or if the paper takes
Speaker 5: an editorial position it's against the left, that's or even neutral.
Speaker 5: We've never seen anything like this before. It has to
Speaker 5: be called out and we have to stop being cowered
Speaker 5: by it.
Speaker 1: All right, we appreciate both of you, David Shoan and
Speaker 1: Greg jarreted eight hundred nine one showing our number if
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get to our busy phones. Uh, all right, I
Speaker 1: don't know why I'm doing this. Why I'm going to
Speaker 1: aggravate myself. I'm about to ahead on my big vacation
Speaker 1: of the year. But I'll do it anyway. Our friend
Speaker 1: Moe the Liberal, Brooklyn, New York. What's up, Mo the Liberal?
Speaker 1: How you doing? Good to talk to you? Happy holiday
Speaker 1: day's mo?
Speaker 6: Hey, look Shownnie, I know where you come from out
Speaker 6: there on the island, so don't be giving me this floor.
Speaker 6: I was.
Speaker 1: I was back there last week. I was back there
Speaker 1: last week hosting the Patriot Wards. Did you see it?
Speaker 6: Yes, of course I was honored. Sean, you are now
Speaker 6: probably the fourth most powerful person on earth.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Well, hold on, I used to say I was the
Speaker 1: most dangerous person on earth? Am I still the most
Speaker 1: dangerous person?
Speaker 6: Of course?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute if I'm not, how am I the
Speaker 1: fourth most powerful person? Who's won two? And three? And
Speaker 1: how did I get to number four? You're cracking me up?
Speaker 6: Well, you got you got, you got, you got the
Speaker 6: President elect. And you know you're you're, you're, you're, you're
Speaker 6: pretty close to him, so you know, just do the
Speaker 6: right thing. Whispering? Is he a good thing for me?
Speaker 3: Will you?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 1: Who's number two? And three. If I'm I guess jd
Speaker 1: Vance has to be in there, right, So he's.
Speaker 6: He's two into Hollywood. So I like a couple of directors.
Speaker 6: I think that they're just some powerful stuff like who.
Speaker 6: By the way, I sent you my movie pick. I
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Speaker 1: I know you're a man, but I haven't had a
Speaker 1: chance to watch it, but I heard all about it.
Speaker 1: I'm very interested in it. I know you love movies live.
Speaker 6: You work so hard.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, did you actually go to the Patriot Awards?
Speaker 6: No shoes? No, Sean, I'm seventy five years old. I
Speaker 6: barely make it out, but a few things I have
Speaker 6: to do in music, you know.
Speaker 1: And so so you're going to live out your final
Speaker 1: years in that ice cold you know, a bucket of
Speaker 1: crime known as New York City and Brooklyn. You're out
Speaker 1: of your mind.
Speaker 6: My son lives in Boka. I've been down there three
Speaker 6: times since we talked last, and I'm going, why.
Speaker 1: Do you just stay down?
Speaker 8: Do you know?
Speaker 1: Not only do you pay forty percent of state tax
Speaker 1: federally in New York City, you pay another three percent.
Speaker 1: In New York State you pay another ten percent. That's
Speaker 1: thirteen Let's say you have one hundred grand. That's thirteen
Speaker 1: thousand dollars that you'll be giving just to New York
Speaker 1: for the honor of paying taxes all those years.
Speaker 6: Sean, I spent the year studying accounting in college. I
Speaker 6: know my way around a tax laws.
Speaker 1: I'm almost Oh really, so you're admitting on national radio
Speaker 1: before tens of millions of people that you cheat on
Speaker 1: your taxes.
Speaker 6: I don't cheat. I don't cheat, but I know how
Speaker 6: to work the system, buddy.
Speaker 1: You know, let me tell you what I can't do.
Speaker 1: I don't have the luxury of working the system. You
Speaker 1: want to know why, because your friends they would love
Speaker 1: to take me down. And I say to everybody, pay
Speaker 1: your taxes. I pay every penny.
Speaker 8: When I got.
Speaker 6: Married, Sean, my wife said to me, you got to
Speaker 6: pay your taxes or we're not getting married. I hadn't
Speaker 6: paid in nine years. My cousin is an accountant for
Speaker 6: the irs.
Speaker 1: Why why are you admitting to a crime on national radio.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to save you. Are you out of your mind?
Speaker 1: What are you smoking that legal weed in New York,
Speaker 1: the wacky weed? Or what are you doing well?
Speaker 6: Sean? You know I'm an old hippie. I'm not going
Speaker 6: to admit to that, you know, I don't want to
Speaker 6: influence any of the children who are listening to do anything.
Speaker 1: So that means you do smoke weed. And I mean
Speaker 1: you're seventy five years old and you're smoking weed. What's
Speaker 1: wrong with you? What has happened to you?
Speaker 6: Jean? Do you do you enjoy a beer once in
Speaker 6: a while?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Vodka is more of my drink of choice.
Speaker 6: I little drink, and we all deserve a little mood
Speaker 6: altering substance.
Speaker 1: I think you are you micro dosing LSD and catamine
Speaker 1: or whatever they call it and all these other drugs,
Speaker 1: or you just stick to the weed.
Speaker 6: Nineteen seventy one in England at a rock concert, and
Speaker 6: the last time I did it was beautiful.
Speaker 8: Oh my, oh my god.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, we're way off track here today.
Speaker 1: We're losing control of the show.
Speaker 6: To me, I want to say hello to Mike, Natalie
Speaker 6: and my beautiful magazine. They're getting married next Saturday down
Speaker 6: in Sarrizota.
Speaker 1: I'm that congratulations, and I'm honored.
Speaker 6: That you're being so nice to me. You could be
Speaker 6: raking me over the calls, through.
Speaker 1: All the stuff that I a raking you over the
Speaker 1: coals over what you already lost the election. You want
Speaker 1: me to just spike the football in your face and
Speaker 1: be a jackass president. You know he didn't she didn't
Speaker 1: come close. She didn't have a chance. Let's be honest.
Speaker 6: A million votes ain't so bad. But then hey, whatever, Look,
Speaker 6: this is what goes on.
Speaker 1: You know, your party is a party of radicalism and extremism,
Speaker 1: and they're out of touch with the American people and
Speaker 1: your economic policies, your energy policies, your lack of law
Speaker 1: and order policies, you know, all immigration policies all contributed
Speaker 1: to your your earned demise.
Speaker 6: And sure, I'm not sure you can. Look, doesn't matter
Speaker 6: what it's done, it's over. And just like I said,
Speaker 6: be nice when you whisper Tom, I'm getting a two
Speaker 6: percent raise and social security.
Speaker 1: He's not going to touch your social security even said
Speaker 1: so this weekend, just relax, you know, you don't have
Speaker 1: to worry about your your precious social security. And then
Speaker 1: all the money you're not paying taxes on which you
Speaker 1: admitted on national radio. And by the way, if somebody
Speaker 1: knocks on your door, don't blame me. I'm not giving
Speaker 1: you up I'm got a rat.
Speaker 6: I'm all clean. You know, I'm fine. I'm an up
Speaker 6: standing citizen. Sean. It's all good now, So whatever I didn't.
Speaker 1: All right, listen, God bless you and your family. Have
Speaker 1: a good time at the wedding. Send my best to
Speaker 1: the bride and groom.
Speaker 6: All right, absolutely, and all the best to you, my friend.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I'm the most dangerous American and the fourth
Speaker 1: most powerful American, according to Mo the Liberal. What do
Speaker 1: you think, Linda, you agree with any of that?
Speaker 7: I think the evolution of you and Mo is having
Speaker 7: been here as long as I have the fact that
Speaker 7: that man called in to talk about Daniel Penny and
Speaker 7: you guys talked about weddings, weather and weed. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 7: all right, we've gone a different direction entirely.
Speaker 1: That's the nature of a conversation with MO. What can
Speaker 1: I tell you? We're thirty weddings, weather and weed.
Speaker 7: That's today's theme.
Speaker 1: You're welcome. And he admits he didn't pay his taxes
Speaker 1: for nine years.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, he just said I know how to
Speaker 7: work the system, which, if you listen to the days
Speaker 7: said he might be right.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to work any system because when
Speaker 1: my accountants call and say you probably you know this
Speaker 1: is a legal deduction. I say, pay it, pay it,
Speaker 1: pay it.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 7: Chappelle does a really funny skit about Hillary Clinton and
Speaker 7: how she screamed at Trump during one of the first debates,
Speaker 7: you know, during the original's twenty sixteen election, and it
Speaker 7: was going back and forth about how she was saying, oh,
Speaker 7: you finagled the system, and this is what you do,
Speaker 7: and you line, you cheat and you steal, and he goes,
Speaker 7: that makes me smart.
Speaker 1: And the reason you know about it is.
Speaker 7: Because you do the same thing.
Speaker 1: So you know, by the way, look at the Clinton Foundation,
Speaker 1: do I need to say, oh you.
Speaker 7: Forget about it? Talk about laundry. I don't know how
Speaker 7: much tide that place has.
Speaker 1: You you and mos forget about it. I can't believe
Speaker 1: you didn't come to the Patriot Awards, by the way.
Speaker 1: First of all, you would have been the only person
Speaker 1: I would have been. I would have made it possible
Speaker 1: to go backstage and get your precious picture.
Speaker 7: Ethan and his wife were there. They wanted to go.
Speaker 7: It was a great opportunity for him to go, and.
Speaker 1: You know he really enjoyed it. So you know, so
Speaker 1: you get it. So you're telling me I could have
Speaker 1: gotten two additional tickets.
Speaker 7: Yes, I know, but it got too crazy anyway, and
Speaker 7: I wasn't going to be the only one that went
Speaker 7: back and you know, got a picture with Potus.
Speaker 1: That's not right. Well, nobody was allowed back there. Nobody
Speaker 1: was allowed in the back of the house.
Speaker 7: What's amazing. Complete strangers at McDonald's can get a picture
Speaker 7: with potis arm and armed, you know, just smile and
Speaker 7: forget about it.
Speaker 1: Okay. The Secret Service wouldn't let me throw out footballs.
Speaker 1: That's how. That's how rigid. And by the way, rightfully,
Speaker 1: so I don't want any harm. Brother Ronald Rowe is
Speaker 1: on the football. He knows you know what is I
Speaker 1: on the ball. He will be out of a job
Speaker 1: come January twenty if I can assure you that. All right,
Speaker 1: quick break, we'll come right back.
Speaker 6: More.
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Speaker 1: How are you glad?
Speaker 3: You called, I'm good.
Speaker 9: I hope you're well, Sean.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Back to Daniel Penny, I was, you know, as a
Speaker 9: single woman, I was livid about the fact that they
Speaker 9: would press charges against a hero like Daniel Penny. And
Speaker 9: I'm grateful that he's been found out gets not guilty now.
Speaker 9: But what really set me over the top was this
Speaker 9: civil suit that Neely's father is bringing against Daniel Penny.
Speaker 6: And might I.
Speaker 9: Suggest that to stop all these civil suits that are
Speaker 9: ruining people's lives, that perhaps, in this case, if it's
Speaker 9: possible that the other people that were on that car
Speaker 9: bring civil suits against that father, because really, if that
Speaker 9: father is so upset that his son is now gone,
Speaker 9: perhaps he should have taken more of a concern about
Speaker 9: his son being such a danger to society and he
Speaker 9: should have protected society from him and gotten him more help.
Speaker 1: So it does show how and I don't disagree with
Speaker 1: you and the father's lashing out at the verdict, and
Speaker 1: I did see that today, and I'm watching other people
Speaker 1: lash out in this Black Lives Matter activistess lash out,
Speaker 1: And what about the safety of the people that were
Speaker 1: in that subway car and those people that feared for
Speaker 1: their life that gave compelling testimony in this case, Why
Speaker 1: are we listening to them now? They have a right
Speaker 1: to ride. If you want to live in New York,
Speaker 1: the best fastest way to travel is on the subway. Now,
Speaker 1: I refused, after a number of years to go on
Speaker 1: the subway or on the Long Island Railroad even or Amtrak,
Speaker 1: which I used to use in my early years in television.
Speaker 1: I'm now too recognizable to be very honest with you.
Speaker 1: And unfortunately I was chased from car to car to
Speaker 1: car ones and I just I try to avoid confrontation
Speaker 1: and violence at all costs. And I just realized I'm
Speaker 1: putting other people in a bad position if I'm if
Speaker 1: I'm out in public like that. So I have to
Speaker 1: be careful where I go, especially in a place like
Speaker 1: New York.
Speaker 9: And that makes sense. And what's interesting is, if you
Speaker 9: think about it, Daniel Penny didn't take on Neely for himself.
Speaker 9: He's an ex marine, he could handle himself.
Speaker 1: He did he did this for the other people on
Speaker 1: the train. He did not do this for himself. You're right,
Speaker 1: because he would have been able to not Obviously he
Speaker 1: can handle this guy is a big guy. He threatened
Speaker 1: to kill people on the train and himself. Who is
Speaker 1: ever going to want to step up and being a
Speaker 1: good samaritan after this case? Nobody.
Speaker 9: That's the sad part. And women and children and the
Speaker 9: elderly are all going to be at risk even more now.
Speaker 1: Because and so anyway, lea Ane, we we love you
Speaker 1: in our state of Florida. God bless you. Glad you're here,
Speaker 1: Scott in the United Socialist utopia known as California. Next
Speaker 1: on the Sean Hennity Show, Hi.
Speaker 8: Oh Sean, I want to improvially to speak to you.
Speaker 1: Honor's all mine. What's by the way is I think
Speaker 1: Donald Trump changed ten counties from blue to red in California.
Speaker 1: Pretty amazing, right.
Speaker 8: God bless him for doing it. I'll get to my point.
Speaker 8: I retired last year. I had about sixty nine years old,
Speaker 8: and the gratulations.
Speaker 1: I hope you're enjoying it.
Speaker 6: Than I am.
Speaker 8: I'm going to join it very much. Anyway, Donald Trump
Speaker 8: is proposing to remove the federal income tax from Social Security. Correct.
Speaker 1: My understanding is that is correct? Yes, So I was.
Speaker 8: Wondering, since I know you have his ear, if you
Speaker 8: could pass on to him, why don't we also remove
Speaker 8: the federal income tax. For those of us who are
Speaker 8: on a fixed pension, whether it's a union pension or
Speaker 8: non union pension, just remove that federal income tax to
Speaker 8: I'm pretty sure the government can live without the small
Speaker 8: amount of money we retirees pay.
Speaker 1: I'm all in favor of it, and I wouldn't tax
Speaker 1: vets either. Here's though, Look, we have a gap of vulnerability.
Speaker 1: We've got to surpass our adversaries and our geopolitical foes.
Speaker 1: We need hypersonic missile technology, and then we need to
Speaker 1: go beyond that. We need an iron gnome around the country.
Speaker 1: These are going to be very expensive items. We need
Speaker 1: to shore up social Security and Medicare, and of course
Speaker 1: we're going to continue the tax cuts and no tax
Speaker 1: on tips, no tax on overtime. Now, the best way
Speaker 1: in my mind to pay for all of this is
Speaker 1: to be the most energy dominant country on Earth. And
Speaker 1: we could also probably pay down our debt, which is
Speaker 1: nearing forty trillion dollars. So we've got a lot of
Speaker 1: work to do and then eliminate waste, broaden abuse, and
Speaker 1: I think we can get there. But anyway, you raise
Speaker 1: a good point, I appreciate it, and I will talk
Speaker 1: about it a mush. Stay tuned my front eight hundred
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