Speaker 1: All right, News roundup and information overload hour. Here's our
Speaker 1: toll free telephone number if you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program at eight hundred nine four one
Speaker 1: Sean if you want to join us. There is a
Speaker 1: lot going on as it relates to Iran. If I
Speaker 1: had to guess, is going to be soon some action
Speaker 1: by President Trump. And we have now seen a ratcheting
Speaker 1: up of the tensions we've had the USS Abraham Lincoln
Speaker 1: had to send up fighter jets to take out an
Speaker 1: aggressive drone and American forces now shot that down. As
Speaker 1: the naval build up is continuing, and I would imagine
Speaker 1: you're going to see probably a series of attacks against
Speaker 1: those people responsible for cracking down and murdering innocent people
Speaker 1: who were actually peacefully protesting from all that I could see,
Speaker 1: and it's you know this, look, this is a Nazi
Speaker 1: theocracy regime. This is a regime where people do not
Speaker 1: have rights. This is a regime that literally kills people
Speaker 1: for no reason. And you know, women are treated like
Speaker 1: third class citizens. God forbid, if you're gay or lesbian,
Speaker 1: they're going to put you up on a roof and
Speaker 1: throw you off the roof. And they have been the
Speaker 1: number one state sponsor of terror for a long time,
Speaker 1: which is why Donald Trump took out their nuclear sites.
Speaker 1: This is why he took out Solamani. This is why
Speaker 1: also Donald Trump beat back the Isis Caliphate. But they
Speaker 1: have been fomenting terror around the world for a long
Speaker 1: long time, and they can chant, and they've been chanting
Speaker 1: in the last week, death to America again. You have
Speaker 1: the leaders now talking about well, in a month or
Speaker 1: two from now, we will be talking about the death
Speaker 1: of Donald J. Trump. They're threatening our president directly. If
Speaker 1: you go back after the Iotola commandee came back from
Speaker 1: he was in isolation in France. I can't believe France
Speaker 1: put him up, by the way, but that's a different
Speaker 1: story for a different day. But after the Shah was
Speaker 1: overthrown incomes this religious theocracy and anyway, America lived through
Speaker 1: and I remember it well, four hundred and forty four
Speaker 1: days Americans were held hostage inside of Iran. One of
Speaker 1: them is going to join us in a minute. Kevin
Speaker 1: her Manning is a marine held captive four hundred and
Speaker 1: forty four days. Upon his release, he continued in the military,
Speaker 1: completed thirteen years in the Marine Corps, earning multiple honors,
Speaker 1: including the Prisoner of War Medal, the Defense Notorious Service Medal,
Speaker 1: the US State Department's Award for Valor. And you know
Speaker 1: he knows a thing or two about this, you know,
Speaker 1: Nazi fascist deocracy regime that is terrorizing and now murdering
Speaker 1: the people in that country, the Persian people. Rightly, I
Speaker 1: think it's the natural state of man to want liberty
Speaker 1: and to want freedom. Our founders are discussed that that
Speaker 1: is the natural order of things endowed by our creator,
Speaker 1: that rights come from God, they don't come from man anyway. Kevin,
Speaker 1: welcome to the program. Glad you're with us.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, Sean. And you know you and I
Speaker 2: have been around long enough to know and when it
Speaker 2: comes to Iran, the most dangerous mistake we've made is
Speaker 2: pretending that it's a new problem or a misunderstood regime.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't you agree with that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course I'd agree with it. And you know,
Speaker 1: I want people to fully understand when you were being
Speaker 1: held hostage during that time. Four hundred and forty four
Speaker 1: days is an awfully long time. I want to know
Speaker 1: how you were treated, and I want to know mentally psychologically,
Speaker 1: did you always know that your country was behind you,
Speaker 1: supporting you, and that would do everything possible to ensure
Speaker 1: your release.
Speaker 2: Well, to be honest, no, we didn't know that the
Speaker 2: United States was even concerning itself with us. Obviously our families,
Speaker 2: but we didn't know until after the failed rescue mission
Speaker 2: Operation Eagle Cloth, that there was something proactively being planned
Speaker 2: by our US government, our military, and really that was
Speaker 2: way in April of nineteen eighty. But you know, when
Speaker 2: we were first captured, I was a young Marine security
Speaker 2: guard twenty years old at the time. But marine security
Speaker 2: guards have a dual responsibility. One is to be of
Speaker 2: course adhering to our military responsibilities through the Department of Defense,
Speaker 2: but also because we have a dual manager, if you will,
Speaker 2: or leadership of the Department of State, which is about diplomacy,
Speaker 2: and so really marine security guards they're supposed to try
Speaker 2: to do their best at diminishing chaos, diminishing conflict. And
Speaker 2: the ambassador way back on November fourth, nineteen seventy nine,
Speaker 2: Charge de Pair, Bruce Langen, he's the one who ultimately
Speaker 2: made the call to lay down our weapons and to
Speaker 2: surrender the embassy. But honestly, it's because he and everybody
Speaker 2: involved was expecting the Iranian government to do its job
Speaker 2: under a millennia several millennia of international law, and that
Speaker 2: was to come to the aid of the diplomats and
Speaker 2: the staff at the embassy to clear the compound. And
Speaker 2: you know, we would go about our daily life. But
Speaker 2: indeed the Ayahtola and his followers, they saw this as
Speaker 2: an opportunity to consolidate their power, and we became the
Speaker 2: Great Satan and the representative of the Great Satan, and
Speaker 2: so we were captured. I would say to you one
Speaker 2: thing that might be relevant, relevant is that our CIA
Speaker 2: station chief, his position was finally declassified about thirteen months ago.
Speaker 2: He was held captive. He was held in solitary consignment
Speaker 2: for four hundred and twenty five days. And I don't
Speaker 2: know how Tom Ahern managed that to endure, and I'm
Speaker 2: out a hole man. But after forty three days, I know,
Speaker 2: at least for me in solitary, following a failed escape attempt,
Speaker 2: that was enough. I was ready to get out of
Speaker 2: solitary for sure, and I pretty much was begging the
Speaker 2: guards to put me with another room mate. And we
Speaker 2: didn't know that was right around the time, right before
Speaker 2: when I came out of solitary reciement was right before
Speaker 2: the failed rescue mission. And I guess I would be
Speaker 2: remiss if you didn't give me ten seconds to say that.
Speaker 2: People have referred to the hostages as heroes or what
Speaker 2: we've endured, but indeed the only real heroes were those
Speaker 2: eight men who selflessly laid down their lives for people
Speaker 2: they didn't even know, just so we might have been
Speaker 2: freed earlier.
Speaker 1: Let me let me talk about how you were treated
Speaker 1: when you were being held in captivity. How were you
Speaker 1: treated well?
Speaker 2: Early on? A lot of blindfolds, a lot of you know,
Speaker 2: there was a lot of solitary confinement early on. My
Speaker 2: colleagues there were some who were beaten severely during their
Speaker 2: interrogations that went on, but you know, just being denied
Speaker 2: the BAI.
Speaker 1: Why do you think they were beaten and you were
Speaker 1: not being beaten?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean I had my own share of that
Speaker 2: very early on and then during my following my failed
Speaker 2: escape attempt. But some of these guys, senior military officers,
Speaker 2: Colonel Schaeffer, Colonel Scott, they were senior military officers and
Speaker 2: in the Air Force and the Army military attaches there.
Speaker 2: They knew the Shaw's leaders so the Iyahtola and his followers,
Speaker 2: those who captured us, they wanted to try to extract
Speaker 2: information from these guys. But the information that people working
Speaker 2: at embassy largely have Sean And you know some of
Speaker 2: this because you've interviewed many people in national security and
Speaker 2: diplomatic positions, that their information was really about how can
Speaker 2: the United States collaboratively collaboratively work with foreign governments, either
Speaker 2: adversaries or allies. And for at least twenty six years
Speaker 2: when the shot was in power, we certainly saw a
Speaker 2: very tight relationship between the US and Iran. And we
Speaker 2: have to go all the way back to those days
Speaker 2: because the Soviet Union, the former Soviet Union, shared about
Speaker 2: a twelve hundred mile border with the northern northern border
Speaker 2: of Iran, and so Iran was a very important player
Speaker 2: in the geopolitical front. And so when I think about
Speaker 2: these guys who endured that type of treatment and behavior,
Speaker 2: and not all of them spent much time, if any
Speaker 2: time in solid dr confinement, but just the beatings because
Speaker 2: of the interrogations. They played Russian roulette with us. Early on,
Speaker 2: they were trying to force the Marines to open up
Speaker 2: safes that we didn't have combinations too, and there, you know,
Speaker 2: just being isolated Sean, just not knowing what the next
Speaker 2: day was going to bring. They would play a lot
Speaker 2: of mind games with the correspondence letters to our families
Speaker 2: and from our families. The letters that I received from
Speaker 2: my folks had every single thing torn out of it
Speaker 2: that had anything to do with the negotiations that might
Speaker 2: have been going on. What was our government doing to
Speaker 2: try to secure our release? And as a result, you know,
Speaker 2: we were really very much kept in the dark.
Speaker 1: Quick break right back. We'll lot more with Kevin her Maning.
Speaker 1: He is a former marine. He was held captive in
Speaker 1: and Iran for four hundred and forty four days. More
Speaker 1: on the other side, we'll talk a little Super Bowl
Speaker 1: food with Linda and much more. Now we continue. Kevin
Speaker 1: her Maning is with us, held hostage in Iran for
Speaker 1: four hundred and forty four days. You know, it's got
Speaker 1: to be so hard. What was the lowest point for you?
Speaker 2: Well, I think the lowest point for pretty much maybe
Speaker 2: two thirds of the hostages was in February of nineteen eighty,
Speaker 2: about three months after we were captured. They decided to
Speaker 2: really play a severe mind game on us. They dragged
Speaker 2: us out of our cells that we were in at
Speaker 2: the time, lined us up against the wall, stripped us
Speaker 2: down to just our shorts, and then while one of
Speaker 2: their guards, a couple of their guards went running up
Speaker 2: and down the hall, up and down the hallway behind us,
Speaker 2: started shouting out execution commands at the top of their
Speaker 2: lungs and then chambering their weapons as though we were
Speaker 2: about to be executed. And I remember a good friend
Speaker 2: of mine, another fellow from Wisconsin, actually Dave Raider, Colonel
Speaker 2: Dave Raider and an Air Force fellow. He had enough and
Speaker 2: he basically started cursing at the Iranians and shouted to
Speaker 2: them to just get it over with if that's what
Speaker 2: they really wanted to do. But for all of us,
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 1: Say that was how how did they react to him
Speaker 1: fighting back on that?
Speaker 2: Or I would say astonished They didn't think that it
Speaker 2: was a lot There was a lot of mind game
Speaker 2: being played, mind games being played by both sides throughout
Speaker 2: the situation, but at that particular time, they were just
Speaker 2: so taken aback that that type of resistance was happening.
Speaker 2: I mean, we were handcuffed behind our backs and there
Speaker 2: wasn't a lot we could have done physically other than
Speaker 2: just speaking up.
Speaker 1: And I had the I mean, imagine if they're trying
Speaker 1: to intimidate you and scare you, and you're saying, go ahead,
Speaker 1: pull the pull the trigger. I'm going to see Jesus.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, I want to go see Jesus. Tod I
Speaker 1: pull the trigger, pull it, do it now?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And and what's interest?
Speaker 1: In other words, you don't give them the reaction that
Speaker 1: they want.
Speaker 3: No, they didn't.
Speaker 1: They want to create fear, they want to intimidate, and
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not saying the average person naturally would
Speaker 1: respond that way.
Speaker 3: But if bring about submission, no question.
Speaker 1: Well, and you know you you you can choose not
Speaker 1: to do you obviously, as a marine, I would have
Speaker 1: imagine you were probably more equipped than others in the
Speaker 1: embassy of the time to handle the stress of that.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure that a lot of people that were
Speaker 1: held hostage for that length of time were never the same. Again,
Speaker 1: you sound like you've recovered really nicely and that you
Speaker 1: put this chapter in your life in its proper perspective
Speaker 1: and moved on. But I'm sure a lot of the
Speaker 1: people that you stayed in touch with did not.
Speaker 2: Yes, And I would say the following on that topic.
Speaker 2: I think youth has a lot to do with the
Speaker 2: resilience that people are able to bring about. I think
Speaker 2: that being just twenty years old. And then when we
Speaker 2: finally were released and we got back to our communities
Speaker 2: and our families, what my experience was the Marine Corps
Speaker 2: they put me on the road working out of the
Speaker 2: recruiting office in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but not as a recruiter,
Speaker 2: rather in public affairs, and I traveled the state with
Speaker 2: the Marine Corps. They had somebody accompany me, and I
Speaker 2: spoke at high schools, in rotary club in kawanas, and
Speaker 2: church groups. And as a result of that, it really
Speaker 2: became a Catharsis for me. And I don't think that
Speaker 2: was a plan for the Marines, but it worked for
Speaker 2: me because it helped. It helped me understand that I
Speaker 2: would rather be defined for what I've done in my
Speaker 2: life and rather than for what happened to me. For
Speaker 2: four hundred and forty four days, I had a roommate, Sean,
Speaker 2: who became a very good friend of mine. We were
Speaker 2: roommates for about six months. Bill Kieo was a giant
Speaker 2: of a man, weighing six standing six feet nine inches tall,
Speaker 2: weighing about three hundred and fifty pounds, and he lost
Speaker 2: half of his bodyweight actually literally a little more than
Speaker 2: half of his bodyweighting captivity. But Bill Kiol was an
Speaker 2: educator who had only been in Iran for twenty four hours,
Speaker 2: and he arrived there as part of an international education
Speaker 2: agency to gather records from the former Tehran American High
Speaker 2: School which had been shut down by the IATOLA, and
Speaker 2: then the Americans who were having their kids go there
Speaker 2: left the country anyway. But he would always say to me, Kevin,
Speaker 2: you know you're a young man. You were at the
Speaker 2: age of my kids. And when we get out of here,
Speaker 2: and Shawn, he never said if we get out And
Speaker 2: that's what educators do. They encourage people. So he said,
Speaker 2: when we get out of here, go back, get involved
Speaker 2: in your community, complete your education, and make a life
Speaker 2: of relevance. And I've never forgotten that because some of
Speaker 2: my colleagues they had much worse experiences than I had.
Speaker 1: What they feed you every day, we.
Speaker 2: Have we have a lot of chicken legs, a lot
Speaker 2: of rice, a lot of grass, and goat guts soup.
Speaker 2: It was supposedly as a Delta dot what soup grass
Speaker 2: and goat guts soup?
Speaker 3: I never developed a taste for that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you didn't. Honestly, you know you're an inspiration.
Speaker 1: You know i'd your resiliency and you're sharing your story
Speaker 1: with us, and thank god you're okay. And to all
Speaker 1: the other hostages, we pray for them even to this day.
Speaker 1: Nobody should have to live through that captivity. Terrible to
Speaker 1: lose your freedom, Kevin. We appreciate you, man, God bless
Speaker 1: you and stay in touch with us.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you for having me on you bet.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred nine point one Sean. If you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program, now you want Linda's
Speaker 1: air fried French fries? I do you want Hannity cooking
Speaker 1: for the super Bowl? It's not even close. We'll get
Speaker 1: to that in a minute. Eight hundred nine point one, Sean.
Speaker 1: If you want to be a part of the program, well,
Speaker 1: do you want to talk about the super Bowl anymore?
Speaker 1: I mean, you did not How do you not know
Speaker 1: who's in the super Bowl? When I first asked you,
Speaker 1: you did not know? And then we're going to talk
Speaker 1: about food because you're you're not a better cook than me.
Speaker 4: I well, I think I am. I don't really think
Speaker 4: that even warrants a conversation, but that's okay. If you
Speaker 4: want to have it, we can have it on Olan.
Speaker 1: How do you cook your French fries?
Speaker 4: That's how we're rating our abilities to cook as French fries.
Speaker 1: How do you cook your French fries in an air fyer? Okay?
Speaker 1: And what other food do you cook in an air fryer?
Speaker 4: I mean, you can cook anything you want in an
Speaker 4: air fryer, but I don't cook it. What do you
Speaker 4: cook it in the airfare? I mean you can cook
Speaker 4: fried chicken. You can cook if you make like your
Speaker 4: own nuggets from scratch, So they're health.
Speaker 1: Everybody listening to my voice right now? Do you want
Speaker 1: Hannity fried chicken?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: They want to be Maha olive oil or avocado oil
Speaker 1: or olive oil. Or do you don't need any of
Speaker 1: the air fried crap?
Speaker 4: How about no oil? How about less calories, same great
Speaker 4: taste less?
Speaker 1: Okay, these are healthy oils MAHA approved.
Speaker 4: But you know what's the healthiest of oil? No oil?
Speaker 4: I'm taking the oil out.
Speaker 1: No, Actually, you're wrong. Olive oil is extremely hard healthy
Speaker 1: as is.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't say it wasn't. I didn't say.
Speaker 1: Okay, So if you cook using you don't need it,
Speaker 1: why are you adding and and it tastes better? Because
Speaker 1: the point is when you're cooking food, you cook food
Speaker 1: that tastes good.
Speaker 4: The reason it doesn't taste better for you?
Speaker 1: What is the other crap that you get? Like, for example,
Speaker 1: if you were watching the super Bowl this weekend like
Speaker 1: every other American, if you.
Speaker 4: Were a lot of people, would you make I talked
Speaker 4: to people.
Speaker 1: I don't want to talk about that. I want to
Speaker 1: talk about what would you make? What would you make
Speaker 1: to eat?
Speaker 4: We make heroes, we make dips heroes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what kind of heroes?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: Italian subs like big heroes. I don't know what you
Speaker 4: guys call.
Speaker 1: Them ITALIANU you go, you get bread at the grocery store,
Speaker 1: you slap some meat on it.
Speaker 4: And authentic Italian deli.
Speaker 1: You get the bread, get the right bread. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: your big that's your that is your big meal. I
Speaker 1: didn't what else are you gonna make?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: You said, what else would you make?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: What are you you going to make? Art of choke dips?
Speaker 4: Aren't you and spinach dip and tacos.
Speaker 1: Spinach dip, steak tacos. Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 1: How do you cook your taco meat?
Speaker 4: I cook it in a pan.
Speaker 1: Oh you don't air fry it?
Speaker 4: I told you not. Everything goes in the air fryer
Speaker 4: just because I own an air fyer. It's not a
Speaker 4: one trick pony. Can you use other things like like
Speaker 4: a pan?
Speaker 1: Use hard too doing it?
Speaker 4: I'm having a brunch on Sunday and we're not watching
Speaker 4: the super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Having a brunch on Sunday? And what are you going
Speaker 1: to take?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm gonna watch on Sunday.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna know what I'm I don't care about that.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking. We're talking about food. Focus, Learn to focus.
Speaker 1: You're like, all right, So what else are you gonna
Speaker 1: make for your brunch?
Speaker 4: My brunch? I'm doing French toast with brioche bread, peak.
Speaker 1: Of off puke. What You don't like pancakes?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 1: Because I don't know? I don't eat sugar.
Speaker 4: Oh, but it makes everything taste better.
Speaker 1: You don't like sugar, No, I don't. I try. I
Speaker 1: can use eggs.
Speaker 4: Well, you can eat other things, Sean, you know you don't.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm making pork. I'm making pork ribs. You want
Speaker 1: to know what I'm making. I'm making pork ribs. I'm
Speaker 1: going to make sausage and onions, mild Italian sausage from
Speaker 1: a butcher, which is delicious. I don't put peppers in
Speaker 1: because I don't love peppers.
Speaker 4: Do you have no hormones and no vaccines in your meat?
Speaker 4: Do you make sure of that?
Speaker 1: Of course? Of course? Okay, grass fed, wonderful organic. I'm
Speaker 1: going to have steaks available. I'm gonna make tomahawk rabbis.
Speaker 1: For people that want carbs, I can make potatoes for them.
Speaker 1: I'll make like potatoes or grotten.
Speaker 4: So nobody gets anything sweet though. Nobody can have a cookie.
Speaker 4: Nobody can have a brown.
Speaker 1: You know, they gonna have whatever they want. I'll order whatever.
Speaker 4: You just don't make it. Oh you order, you can't
Speaker 4: make it.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna make that.
Speaker 4: I already whooped your ass because I can. I'm a
Speaker 4: great baker.
Speaker 1: Whoop my ass. Okay, I'm gonna sit there and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna pound out making a pie that nobody really is
Speaker 1: gonna end up eating anyway, because they're gonna be stuff
Speaker 1: from eating my pie, from eating my other food.
Speaker 4: Listen, well, they probably figure they better fill up because
Speaker 4: you're you know, you're just now, that's not that's not
Speaker 4: why my pork ribs are superbe My pork ribs are unbelievable.
Speaker 1: You can't even match them. You could never match the Yeah.
Speaker 1: I also will create a shrimp option. I'm actually actually
Speaker 1: two options seafood options. One I will make seafood fraudyavlo
Speaker 1: and two I will make shrimp scampy. I'm just telling
Speaker 1: you I'm a better chef than you. You can't deal
Speaker 1: with it.
Speaker 4: You can say it out loud, I'm dealing.
Speaker 1: To Okay, let's go through the phones and say, Tom,
Speaker 1: who would you rather Where would you rather eat on
Speaker 1: Super Bowl Sunday? At my house or Linda's? Based on
Speaker 1: what you just hurt.
Speaker 5: Well sewn, I'd rather eat at your house, and next
Speaker 5: to that, it would be my house because that's Phil
Speaker 5: Mignon on Coast.
Speaker 1: Thank you, all right, stay on the line, don't go
Speaker 1: anywhere Tennis and Connecticut. Based on this discussion, whose house
Speaker 1: would you rather eat at? Mine? Or Linda's?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: They all sound good, but I.
Speaker 1: Think, Thank you, Barb Minnesota. Whose house would you rather
Speaker 1: eat at mine? Or Linda's?
Speaker 6: I guess I'd better eat at Sewan's.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Professor Katz. Where would you like to eat
Speaker 1: at my house or Linda's with her air fried French fries?
Speaker 6: Sean, I love you, but your stuff isn't kosher. I
Speaker 6: can't eat pork and him so, and I'm chocoholic, so
Speaker 6: I'd have to go to Linda.
Speaker 1: You don't have to have pork. I have many options
Speaker 1: for you. I have seafood options, I have steak options.
Speaker 1: I have And Linda didn't mention anything that was kosher
Speaker 1: except you know, air fried French fries, she said, and
Speaker 1: cake and pies and all that garbage that nobody should
Speaker 1: be eating.
Speaker 6: Oh see, I'm a chocoholic, so that's that's kind of
Speaker 6: a deal breaker.
Speaker 1: Well, if you want chocolate, I'll make I'll bring chocolate
Speaker 1: into the house. I always accommodate my guests that my
Speaker 1: guests get treated like kings and queens, and I serve everybody. Okay,
Speaker 1: what kind of chocolate do you like?
Speaker 6: Like a queen?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, what kind of chocolate would you like?
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, and I love chocolate chip cookies. I
Speaker 6: love chocolate chip ice cream. I love you know, Godiva chocolate.
Speaker 1: Any kind hug right, Linda send Professor Kats, you know,
Speaker 1: like a bunch of chocolate goodies on from me?
Speaker 4: So you'd rather say, sounder a bottle of olive oil.
Speaker 4: Two shone, We don't want to move on. Make sure
Speaker 4: she has all the proper oils in her home.
Speaker 1: You have to use You have to use it sparingly,
Speaker 1: just the right amount. Like, for example, to cook my
Speaker 1: sausage and peppers. First, I sautae the sausage right in
Speaker 1: a little bit of olive oil, and I brown it
Speaker 1: up a little bit, and then you just have to
Speaker 1: keep rolling it to get it perfectly browned up. Then
Speaker 1: I cut each sausage into individual pieces. I cut up
Speaker 1: all the onions I saw tae them in olive oil
Speaker 1: and butter, and then I put in silver palapasta sauce
Speaker 1: marinera and it is phenomenal and I actually slightly water
Speaker 1: it down in this case for my food. That's how
Speaker 1: meticulous I am with my cooking. What are you going
Speaker 1: to drink?
Speaker 4: Are you talking to me or we're Professor Kats.
Speaker 1: I'm talking to you.
Speaker 4: Probably will drink Bloody Mary's and I probably will have
Speaker 4: blinies because it's sprunch.
Speaker 1: Time, bloody marriage at six Pmuddy.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm doing brunch, bro I'm not doing the Super
Speaker 4: Bowl period. End a sentence. The NFL can kiss my irish. Yes,
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 1: About it, all right, whatever, You're the only one in America,
Speaker 1: all right, Professor Katz. What's on your mind today? How
Speaker 1: are you?
Speaker 3: Oh? Great?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm actually probably the only person going to see
Speaker 6: The Notebook with my boyfriend because we are back together.
Speaker 6: I dated him from the time I was twelve till
Speaker 6: I was twenty five. Then he dumped me for a
Speaker 6: rich girl. So now my husband's been passed away eight
Speaker 6: years ago. He's divorced, and so we're going to see
Speaker 6: the Notebooks and musical and he's really fun because I
Speaker 6: planned it on Super Bull Sunday. But I'm excited to
Speaker 6: see the Notebook.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's losing his man card if he's given
Speaker 1: in to go to see The Notebook. And I've seen
Speaker 1: the movie and it's cute, and I know, I know
Speaker 1: a lot of women love it and they're like, you know,
Speaker 1: charmed by it. However, if he's not watching the super
Speaker 1: Bowl and going to the notebook. He must really be
Speaker 1: in love with you. I'll put it that way.
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 6: Well listen, you know, since you're taken, you know, I
Speaker 6: you know, I'm glad I'm back.
Speaker 1: With Richard, but so well, I only wish your health
Speaker 1: and happiness. I mean, honestly, this life is too short.
Speaker 6: Thank you, thank you. I just wanted to say a
Speaker 6: quick thing. When Gene Hamilton was on by the way,
Speaker 6: when he was talking about things that ICE could sue for,
Speaker 6: he missed all the invasion of privacy charts, false light
Speaker 6: he could, they could super false light. You place somebody
Speaker 6: in a highly offensive false light in the public eye,
Speaker 6: intrusion into seclusion when you go into their private you know,
Speaker 6: docsing paper and their addresses and things, or public disclosure
Speaker 6: of private facts, emotional distress. I mean, separate from all
Speaker 6: the federal things that he mentioned. But the thing that
Speaker 6: always just absolutely burns Mom and I is a constant
Speaker 6: false comparison. It's not even a comparison. You don't talk
Speaker 6: about Hitler and the Nazis in the same breath as
Speaker 6: our ICE agents forty four thousand. You know, I don't
Speaker 6: know sports either, but Forty four thousand is a number
Speaker 6: of concentration camps, six of which were extermination camps. Mom
Speaker 6: was in Auschwitz, Mom was in Geisling, and Mom was
Speaker 6: liberated by the US army and Dachau. Four hundred thousand
Speaker 6: of our US military were killed fighting against the real Nazis.
Speaker 6: They weren't deporting people because they were here illegally. They
Speaker 6: were deported. They were killing people just because they were Jews.
Speaker 6: Six million, that's the number. That's the number of Jews
Speaker 6: that were killed by the Nazis. And you know, it
Speaker 6: just goes on and on. And they did this in
Speaker 6: twenty sixteen when President Trump ran because he wanted to
Speaker 6: build the wall. They're doing it now again, as you
Speaker 6: so rightly said, because of trying to, you know, get power.
Speaker 6: And it's just everybody, all of the Republicans, and everybody's
Speaker 6: got to stop being afraid that, oh, they're going to
Speaker 6: call me a racist or whatever. How many people who
Speaker 6: work for ICE are minorities. This has nothing to do
Speaker 6: with that. And when you had Rocanna on, what about
Speaker 6: the fourteen year old who was sodomized and raped by
Speaker 6: a Mexican illegal alien. And that is the proper term
Speaker 6: stop getting caught up with illegal immigration migrants. They're not migrants.
Speaker 1: They're not Listen, professor, I am telling you, we're doing
Speaker 1: work that nobody else on the media will do. We
Speaker 1: keep scrolling the names of the people that commit the
Speaker 1: worst crimes. I've got to run good luck at your
Speaker 1: musical and he lost his man card in my mind.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, you can go see the No Book
Speaker 1: any other day of the week. Appreciate you being with us,
Speaker 1: Tom flarid to go ahead, Tom, and I just.
Speaker 5: Want to talk about the people that are up in mine,
Speaker 5: Minneapolis and around the country that are going crazy about
Speaker 5: all these deportions. One point six.
Speaker 3: Million deportations, Yes, sir, themselves.
Speaker 5: So if one point six million deported themselves, it doesn't
Speaker 5: mean it's all that bad.
Speaker 1: I missed that last part. What's up?
Speaker 5: If one point six million people deported themselves, it can't
Speaker 5: be that bad.
Speaker 1: Well, no, because you had twelve million under Biden, and
Speaker 1: we had like eleven million beforehand. And here's the problem
Speaker 1: under Biden, Harris may Orgus is among them are the
Speaker 1: worst of the worst. And you know, so far they
Speaker 1: have captured and deported about seven hundred thousand of the
Speaker 1: worst criminals, and we still have murderers, rapists, pile molesters,
Speaker 1: known terrorists in the country. And it's frustrating to me that,
Speaker 1: you know, not only do they not gay credit and
Speaker 1: applauded for what they're doing, they get demonized and a
Speaker 1: rush to judgment every time and they get called Nazi gestapo.
Speaker 1: I mean, the left has lost the plot and I'm
Speaker 1: okay with that because we're heading into an election year
Speaker 1: and if that's their platform, I'm all for it because
Speaker 1: I don't think it's going to sell with the American people.
Speaker 1: That's my best guess, tom My Free State of Florida
Speaker 1: appreciate you more than you know. Eight hundred nine four one.
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