Speaker 1: Hour two Sean Hennery Show this Friday, eight hundred and
Speaker 1: nine FOURT one, Shawn on number. If you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program. So something happened this week.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play you cut of it. But there is
Speaker 1: a group Act Blue. We've talked about them before. They
Speaker 1: were called before Congress for hearings on alleged foreign donations.
Speaker 2: I'm reading from the Hill.
Speaker 1: Act Blue CEO Regina Wallace Jones Wednesday went in refused
Speaker 1: to answer questions during her testimony before the House Administration
Speaker 1: Committee regarding allegations of the organization funneling foreign campaign donations
Speaker 1: two Democratic candidates in federal elections, and she was constantly
Speaker 1: invoking her Fifth Amendment right now. Wallace Jones vowed to
Speaker 1: not to answer any questions during the hearing in an
Speaker 1: earlier op ed published in The Washington Post, and she
Speaker 1: held firm to her pledge on Wednesday, refusing to answer
Speaker 1: a single question and invoking the Fifth Obviously, you're allowed
Speaker 1: to do it. As a matter of fact. If I'm
Speaker 1: a lawyer and you want to avoid the possibility.
Speaker 2: Of a criminal referral for not.
Speaker 1: Cooperating with Congress, you're allowed to invoke the Fifth that
Speaker 1: is your right, that is your constitutional right. So I'm
Speaker 1: not taking that away from her. However, why don't they
Speaker 1: want to answer Atlue the Act Blue CEO, other Democrats,
Speaker 1: you know, they're claiming the probe into these foreign campaign
Speaker 1: donations are an attempt at political retribution, and that lawmakers
Speaker 1: you know, are trying to investigate contributions you know, from
Speaker 1: other sources, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: Anyway, so in a second, we're going to be.
Speaker 1: Joined by Congressman Brian's Style, who at the time put
Speaker 1: up on X. The CEO refuses to answer any of
Speaker 1: my questions. Did she mislead Congress about illegal foreign donations
Speaker 1: flowing through Act Blue? I don't care if she answers
Speaker 1: questions or not. I'd like to get the answer to it.
Speaker 1: Let me play, Regina Wallace Jones repeatedly pleading the fifth.
Speaker 3: Your letter claimed that passport information is required from donors
Speaker 3: providing an address outside the United States. In November twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three, when you wrote that letter, did every Act
Speaker 3: Blue donation that provided an address outside the United States
Speaker 3: require passport information?
Speaker 4: On the advice of Council, I respectfully declined to answer
Speaker 4: the question pursue into my Fifth Amendment rights under the Constitution.
Speaker 3: Okay, your letter also claimed that Act Blue would contact
Speaker 3: a donor to request passport information and the contribution appeared
Speaker 3: to be from a foreign address, and you told this
Speaker 3: committee that the contribution would be refunded if Act Blue
Speaker 3: was unable to make contact with the donor.
Speaker 5: Is that correct?
Speaker 4: On the advice of Council, I respectfully declined to answer
Speaker 4: the question pursuing to my Fifth Amendment rights under the Constitution.
Speaker 3: Well, we have reason to believe that your letter in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three was not correct because, according to the
Speaker 3: New York Times, donations that were made through third party
Speaker 3: apps like PayPal or Venmo that passport information was not
Speaker 3: always required. So what's true the twenty twenty three letter
Speaker 3: you sent me or the New York Times article.
Speaker 4: On the advice of Council, I respectfully declined to answer
Speaker 4: the question pursuing to my Fifth Amendment rights under the Constitution?
Speaker 2: All right? Joining us now is Congressman Brian Style.
Speaker 1: He's with the first District of Wisconsin, Chairman of the
Speaker 1: Committee on House Administration Subcommittee on Digital Assets. Well, I
Speaker 1: mean that was frustrating. She won't even tell your name.
Speaker 1: But with all that said, what are you really investigating
Speaker 1: and how bulletproof do you believe that this evidence is?
Speaker 2: Is it incontrovertible?
Speaker 6: Sean?
Speaker 7: Thanks for having me on. I think what we have
Speaker 7: seen is Act Blue continue to display a profound disrespect
Speaker 7: for the principle that only Americans should be deciding American elections.
Speaker 7: This investigation began because of my concern that foreign funds
Speaker 7: were entering US elections through Act Blue. Miss wall Jones,
Speaker 7: she could have had a chance, she could have set
Speaker 7: the record strate in particular refuting the New York Times
Speaker 7: reporting that she lied and misled Congress in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 7: She refused to do that. She cited her Fifth Amendment
Speaker 7: right twenty two times. But the allegations remain, and the
Speaker 7: evidence is building on this that she misled the committee,
Speaker 7: that they failed to fully comply with subpoenas we know
Speaker 7: they had a mass exodus of staff as we dug
Speaker 7: into of them in twenty twenty four. And in particular,
Speaker 7: the concern here is that there lacks fraud standards at
Speaker 7: Act Blue. In fact, they reduce their fraud standards and
Speaker 7: the lead up to twenty twenty four that that allowed
Speaker 7: foreign funds to flow into US Democratic candidates across the
Speaker 7: country in the twenty twenty four election. Highly concerning and
Speaker 7: at the end we have to get answers to this.
Speaker 2: Oh, I totally, I totally agree with you.
Speaker 1: What do you think, do you really, in your heart
Speaker 1: of hearts put this organization out of your mind for
Speaker 1: a second? Do you believe that foreign countries are funneling millions,
Speaker 1: maybe billions into our campaigns in this country.
Speaker 7: Well, we do know factually that foreign persons have made
Speaker 7: contributions illegally into US campaigns. We've shown that, We've documented it.
Speaker 7: We know that at Act Blue there's multiple multiple events
Speaker 7: where actors attempt to the funnel funds illegally into campaigns,
Speaker 7: nine of those with a foreign nexus. We know foreign
Speaker 7: nationals have moved funds into five oh one c organizations
Speaker 7: that they claim or issue advocacy but are really political operations.
Speaker 7: We've documented all that. Then the question is what is
Speaker 7: the scale that this is occurring under? Is it a
Speaker 7: one off or is it a systematic problem? That's where
Speaker 7: the investigation began. What are the fraud prevention standards.
Speaker 8: That we know?
Speaker 7: Act Blue is attempting to prevent any of these foreign
Speaker 7: donations from occurring because they're illegal. And what we have
Speaker 7: shown is Act Blue has had weak fraud prevention standards,
Speaker 7: so much so that they reduce the standard going into
Speaker 7: the twenty twenty four election, and then going back to
Speaker 7: the beginning of the investigation, where I asked very clearly
Speaker 7: of Act Blue, what do they do if the address, again,
Speaker 7: the address is outside the United States, so an individual
Speaker 7: with a foreign address is attempting to make a nation.
Speaker 7: They laid out what they do. It is only recently
Speaker 7: that we discovered that that was not true. They weren't
Speaker 7: vetting all donations being made from a foreign address where
Speaker 7: the individual is known to live outside the United States,
Speaker 7: to confirm that that person truly was a United States citizen.
Speaker 7: Of course, the only person that can donate two campaigns
Speaker 7: is a US person, and so we know the problem
Speaker 7: is there. We're trying to understand the scale of the problem.
Speaker 7: And now we know that Act Blue actively worked, according
Speaker 7: to the New York Times, to mislead Congress. That alone
Speaker 7: is a crime, and that is why we're working so hard.
Speaker 7: As I chair the Committee on House Administration along with
Speaker 7: my colleague Jim Jordan and James comer to actually uncover
Speaker 7: exactly the scale of the rot that is occurring at
Speaker 7: act Blue.
Speaker 1: Wow, pretty spectacular. You know, we don't need foreign countries
Speaker 1: influencing our elections. You know, I had an opportunity after
Speaker 1: radio yesterday to speak to a group of people and
Speaker 1: the issue of antisemitism came up. And we see the
Speaker 1: rise of anti semitism worldwide. We see it in the
Speaker 1: halls of Congress where you work, We see it pretty
Speaker 1: much everywhere college campuses, the punditry class, and you see
Speaker 1: a lot of it online. One thing I have confirmed
Speaker 1: with my sources is that our top geopolitical foes have
Speaker 1: are absolutely spending hundreds of millions of dollars to advance
Speaker 1: this antisemitic narrative online, specifically targeting the most vulnerable young
Speaker 1: people places like Instagram and TikTok and other social media platforms.
Speaker 1: Is that true? Has that been your experience?
Speaker 7: There is without a doubt that foreign countries and individuals
Speaker 7: that don't share our values from outside the United States
Speaker 7: are trying to persuade American citizen sins on their political beliefs,
Speaker 7: and they've become quite effective on that. You raise it
Speaker 7: exactly right as you identify anti Semitism, but you also
Speaker 7: see it in a push towards egregious socialist policies.
Speaker 9: And so this.
Speaker 7: Broader focus that I've had as a chair Committee on
Speaker 7: House Administration that oversees federal election law in the House
Speaker 7: is a real need to crack down on foreign funds
Speaker 7: from entering the US political system. I think we have
Speaker 7: a real challenge, and social media has spread as a
Speaker 7: major source of news for the next generation, that we
Speaker 7: have a real firm understanding on exactly where the funding
Speaker 7: is coming from, is driving forward these radical advertisements that
Speaker 7: we see time and time again.
Speaker 1: Well, I appreciate the work you're knowing. If there's any
Speaker 1: update or any evidence that you can present, my radio show,
Speaker 1: my TV show is available to any time you want it,
Speaker 1: because I think this is critical that we not have
Speaker 1: outside I had influences in our elections, and I really
Speaker 1: do appreciate the work you're doing and Congressman Louder Miracle
Speaker 1: is doing in others.
Speaker 7: Thanks so much for having me on Sean.
Speaker 1: All right, Congressman Brian's style, Thank you from Wisconsin. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine point one. Shawn is a number if
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program. Bill
Speaker 1: is in my free state of Florida. Bill, Hey, how
Speaker 1: are you glad you called?
Speaker 8: Hey, thanks for taking the call. Yesterday. You were speaking
Speaker 8: about fish and your neighbor, your friend, not being able
Speaker 8: to collect but or take a certain size, and that's
Speaker 8: just to perpetuate the species. The mating size is a
Speaker 8: certain size the juvenile. Take them out of the reading population,
Speaker 8: the species will die and then there'll be no fish
Speaker 8: for anybody in the fish or well.
Speaker 2: Let me explain.
Speaker 1: So, Okay, my friend Keith is a fisherman and he
Speaker 1: lives where I lived in Long Island was next to.
Speaker 2: A body of water.
Speaker 1: It's called Oyster Bay, Okay, and they do have they've
Speaker 1: been known for oysters. They also have a lot of
Speaker 1: clams in there, and it's great fishing ground. You can
Speaker 1: catch bluefish, you can catch stripe, bass, you can catch
Speaker 1: you know. I used to like to go out there
Speaker 1: with the Roden reel and just you know, catch snappers
Speaker 1: and just have kicks and giggles. I've never been a
Speaker 1: big fisherman, but it's kind of cool to do. Grab
Speaker 1: a beer, have a good time, right every once in
Speaker 1: a while, relaxing. But he is a passionate fisherman. Now,
Speaker 1: if he wants to keep he catches like four or
Speaker 1: five stripers every morning he goes out, and he tries
Speaker 1: to go out every day. You can only a keeper
Speaker 1: is defined as twenty eight to thirty one inches.
Speaker 2: It's a three inch margin. You know.
Speaker 1: Right now he's catching stripe bass anywhere from twenty eight
Speaker 1: to forty one inches, and it's really unbelievable that he
Speaker 1: can't keep the fish that he catches.
Speaker 2: And I say this in light of the.
Speaker 1: President having our friends from Catch in the Oval Office
Speaker 1: yesterday and opening up waters that have been closed under Biden.
Speaker 1: To fishermen, this is how they make their living. Now,
Speaker 1: I understand conservation needs and concerns. You can overfish. I
Speaker 1: think there are other ways to deal with that. But
Speaker 1: I think, just like climate alarmism, I think they always
Speaker 1: go too far and they never think of hard working
Speaker 1: men and women. When I watched Deadly as Catch, which
Speaker 1: is if you've watched that series for years like I have,
Speaker 1: you know that many of these guys that go in
Speaker 1: the burying sea in the worst conditions, many of these
Speaker 1: guys on this fleet of boats that they follow have
Speaker 1: died because that job is so freaking dangerous.
Speaker 2: Mike Grows chronicled all of this.
Speaker 1: We've had them on air talking about it, and my
Speaker 1: heart whenever I hear that, I literally get sick to
Speaker 1: my stomach because I think these guys are heroes. There's
Speaker 1: something to me to the fact that Jesus picked twelve
Speaker 1: us upuscles and they were fishermen, and but they work
Speaker 1: so hard and you kind of live through the emotional
Speaker 1: highs and lows that they have to go through. You know,
Speaker 1: they think they're going to catch a lot of crab,
Speaker 1: they don't catch any. They don't think they're going to
Speaker 1: catch any and they catch a ton, and they have
Speaker 1: to meet quotas and the pressure that they're out there,
Speaker 1: and they're out there for weeks and weeks and weeks,
Speaker 1: and the freezing cold and the worst conditions and fifty
Speaker 1: sixty foot squells I don't know, I mean three inches
Speaker 1: really to make that you can't expand out a little bit.
Speaker 1: He can catch five, six, seven a day and not
Speaker 1: even get one keeper.
Speaker 2: Don't you think it's something wrong with that?
Speaker 8: That's the slot. That's just what they've determined. It is
Speaker 8: by science. They determined that. Of course, sometimes science is wrong,
Speaker 8: but without.
Speaker 1: The I mean, like the science of COVID, of the
Speaker 1: science of climate alarmism, which they're now telling us they
Speaker 1: were all wrong about. You know, there's plenty of fish
Speaker 1: in that in that you know bay that he fishes
Speaker 1: in plenty.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just can the government get out of our life?
Speaker 1: You know, we'll take proper men, you know who I
Speaker 1: had A friend of mine was a clamor years ago,
Speaker 1: and when he'd go out every morning dig for clams
Speaker 1: for hours and hours, and he made a good living
Speaker 1: actually doing it. And among the clams that he would
Speaker 1: be able to dig up, he'd also dig up, you know,
Speaker 1: the seeds for new clams, and he always planted them
Speaker 1: in a specific area, so he'd go back a few
Speaker 1: years later and dig up and like hit a gold mine.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, the people that are most preservation centered tend
Speaker 1: to be the people that make their living doing it.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, what do I know?
Speaker 1: I hear what you're saying, Bill, Anyway, I find governments
Speaker 1: so impressively just intrusive in our life. All right, let's
Speaker 1: get to a busy telephones. Let's go to Tennessee. We
Speaker 1: have Angel Angel. Happy Friday. Glad you called hello?
Speaker 2: Hello, what's going on? Happy Friday?
Speaker 5: Happy Friday? John, A longtime listener. You me and my family.
Speaker 5: We know about a lot. Yeah, one question, Yes, sir President.
Speaker 5: Now they that I'm in Lady got all the fields
Speaker 5: thieves are coming from in gasoline destroyed, went in that
Speaker 5: force China and everybody else to come to America and
Speaker 5: give us the money.
Speaker 1: Well, we're the number one producer and net exporter in
Speaker 1: the world right now.
Speaker 2: How cool is that? And you can thank one person
Speaker 2: for that, and that's Donald J. Trump.
Speaker 1: And you know when I was vetting the President when
Speaker 1: he was thinking about running for office, and we had
Speaker 1: deep conversations long into the night. I remember many about energy, oil, energy, dominance,
Speaker 1: all of this, and you know, we had we you know,
Speaker 1: it was funny because at that time, you know, we
Speaker 1: were friendly and then he was thinking about running for
Speaker 1: president and we started having conversations. I said, I'll never
Speaker 1: support you if you're not a conservative. I just won't
Speaker 1: and that got his attention. And then as these conversations
Speaker 1: went on, I began to listen to a guy that
Speaker 1: thought out of the box. And one of the big
Speaker 1: issues that we did talk about was the economy, another
Speaker 1: one was national security, defense and energy, all of it.
Speaker 1: We talked about everything. It wasn't anything I can't remember.
Speaker 1: We talked about and I came out for him. I
Speaker 1: think I was the most prominent conservative voice on the
Speaker 1: airways that came out first. I might not have been first,
Speaker 1: but you know what I mean, one of the first.
Speaker 1: And I took a lot of heat from other conservative
Speaker 1: talk show hosts and personalities. That went on for like
Speaker 1: three or four years of my life. How could I
Speaker 1: do this, I'm not a real conservative, etcetera, etc. Now
Speaker 1: they've all there were a bunch of Johnny come latelies,
Speaker 1: you know, or in and out. I like Trump by
Speaker 1: a Trump, but I mean, you know, they can't make
Speaker 1: up their minds on anything.
Speaker 2: But that was a big part of it.
Speaker 1: Now, can the president take over carg Island and take
Speaker 1: over Iran? Yeah, but that's not part of his doctrine.
Speaker 1: That's never been a stated part of the mission. I
Speaker 1: don't want him to do that myself. I think that
Speaker 1: you have ninety four million Iranians that he's had to
Speaker 1: factor into his decision making before he blows up their
Speaker 1: entire infrastructure and economy. That it can't be repaired for
Speaker 1: a decade or more. And hopefully, I see what he's
Speaker 1: doing now. He gave them a period of grace to
Speaker 1: get their act together. They didn't do it, and now
Speaker 1: he's negotiating with bombs and so far it seems to
Speaker 1: be effective. And hopefully, you know, we'll get to this
Speaker 1: memorandum of understanding and a deal and with by the way,
Speaker 1: there's going to be anywhere, any place, anytime inspections. I
Speaker 1: was told, so you know, hopefully we'll get it all done.
Speaker 1: They're not getting one American dollar and they only get
Speaker 1: paid based on the actions they take and the benchmarks
Speaker 1: they meet.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Thank you for answering that question for me.
Speaker 2: Really, you're very welcome.
Speaker 1: All Right, my friend, Angel, you have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: All right, have a good time with your family. Let's
Speaker 1: go to Texas. God bless Texas. This Friday, Mike, you're
Speaker 1: on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 9: Well, Hota, Sean, and I appreciate you taking my call
Speaker 9: on this Friday and the greetings from Malone Star State.
Speaker 9: I've got something kind of quick and if you could
Speaker 9: weigh in, I'd appreciate it. In all of President Trump's
Speaker 9: plans to celebrate the nation's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary
Speaker 9: the fourth of July. I think I have yet one
Speaker 9: more that maybe he's thought about, maybe he hasn't. One
Speaker 9: hundred years ago, when we celebrated the Sessqua centennial year,
Speaker 9: the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary, the Liberty Bell was
Speaker 9: rung by the Mayor of Philadelphia's wife, and she used
Speaker 9: a golden hammer to tap the bell at midnight on
Speaker 9: the eve of nineteen twenty six, and she tapped it
Speaker 9: again at night at the end of nineteen twenty six.
Speaker 9: Now we've already passed that. So I was thinking maybe
Speaker 9: the fourth of July that would be an excellent opportunity
Speaker 9: for maybe the first lady to use a golden hammer
Speaker 9: and celebrate the tour.
Speaker 1: I love the idea. There's a lot of cool stuff planned.
Speaker 1: I'll probably start making announcements next week about some of
Speaker 1: our travel plans because we're gonna we're gonna kind of
Speaker 1: going deep into you know, America's two fiftieth and some
Speaker 1: really fun stuff, cool stuff that we're going to announce.
Speaker 2: So you know, I hear what you're saying. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 2: I like the idea.
Speaker 9: I thank you. I appreciate that. I just figured, since
Speaker 9: since they did it one hundred years ago to bring
Speaker 9: in the one fiftieth, why can't we do it again
Speaker 9: on the two fiftieth. I appreciate you.
Speaker 2: I love the idea.
Speaker 9: So I know you got the President's here, and hopefully
Speaker 9: you'll let him know about it.
Speaker 1: I'll be glad too. I think it's a great idea.
Speaker 1: And you know, I have a great relationship too with
Speaker 1: the first lady. You get along great with her. I
Speaker 1: wish people knew the Trumps the way I did. I
Speaker 1: wish people knew Malaney the way I do. I wish
Speaker 1: people knew Donald Trump the way I do. You know,
Speaker 1: you get to see glimpses of him, but I'm just
Speaker 1: telling you in real life he is Number one, he's
Speaker 1: generous to a fault, to the point where you know,
Speaker 1: I think people take advantage of him. Number two, he's
Speaker 1: one of the funniest people with a wicked sense.
Speaker 2: Of humor that you'll ever meet in your life.
Speaker 1: There's also I've never met somebody that has a passion
Speaker 1: for what he does every second of every day like him.
Speaker 2: He does not stop. I have talked to this.
Speaker 1: Guy every hour on the hour around the twenty four
Speaker 1: hour day, at some point, multiple times. And the fact
Speaker 1: that he knows I'm usually up if he's up, well,
Speaker 1: Linda knows I'm up because you'll wake up in the
Speaker 1: morning and then all of a sudden there'll be fifteen
Speaker 1: hundred you know, story ideas that I center.
Speaker 10: I see that.
Speaker 11: During the night, just so you know, I don't wait.
Speaker 11: I don't just wait till the morning.
Speaker 2: Well, why don't you write me and say I'm up too.
Speaker 11: Because I'm not really up. I'm up because someone's texting me.
Speaker 11: So I don't want to further encourage the behavior, but
Speaker 11: I'm letting you know I do see it at three
Speaker 11: thirty in the morning.
Speaker 2: You just never know.
Speaker 1: With me, it might be it might be ten o'clock
Speaker 1: at night after the TV show. It might be three
Speaker 1: or four in the morning, might be six in the morning,
Speaker 1: might be nine in the morning, might be after my workout.
Speaker 1: It never stops. Its Saturday Sunday. I don't stop. Have
Speaker 1: I ever stopped? Is there a day I take off?
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 11: No, never ever.
Speaker 2: No, I think that's a good thing. I'm committed to
Speaker 2: my job.
Speaker 11: Listen, it keeps you healthy. I always remember, you know,
Speaker 11: my grandma saying that to me. She's like, I'm going
Speaker 11: to work till I drop, because if I'm not working,
Speaker 11: I am going to drop. And I always thought it
Speaker 11: was funny because it's probably very true, especially for people
Speaker 11: that like to work.
Speaker 1: It's kind of weird because I have had a few
Speaker 1: friends retire. I'm older than me, but they retired, and
Speaker 1: before the retirement, they're all they just describing this I
Speaker 1: delic situation. I'm gonna go fishing, I'm gonna play golf,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna travel, I'm gonna go to great restaurants. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do all the things I've ever wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Inevitably three months in without with very few exceptions.
Speaker 2: There are a couple.
Speaker 1: They all hate where they are and what they're doing
Speaker 1: and they want to get back to work.
Speaker 11: Yeah, because you need purpose, Like I here's my thing.
Speaker 11: If you want to retire and you want to take
Speaker 11: that time, I think that's great. However, you still have
Speaker 11: to have a purpose. So you need a project. You
Speaker 11: need to do something with a nonprofit. You need to
Speaker 11: volunteer at the church, you need to teach some classes,
Speaker 11: do tutoring. You know, whatever your passion is. Yes, you
Speaker 11: have to have a reason to get up every day.
Speaker 11: It's important.
Speaker 1: Well, I know people that don't do anything when they
Speaker 1: get up every day, and you know what I see
Speaker 1: in every case, they start to disintegrate, their minds are dulled.
Speaker 1: I know people that will like sit in a pool
Speaker 1: all freaking day. No, that's wow.
Speaker 2: Could you ever?
Speaker 1: First of all, I haven't been in a pool since
Speaker 1: my kid's a little I you know, I love to
Speaker 1: look at water. I love that I have a pool,
Speaker 1: but you know what, everybody uses the pool but me
Speaker 1: and I love watching them having a good time in
Speaker 1: the pool, but I have no interest in going in
Speaker 1: that stupid pool.
Speaker 2: I don't know my wrong to think, though, I'm just
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 11: I think there's I think there's a few different classes
Speaker 11: of people. There are people who will do just enough.
Speaker 11: There were people who don't do not enough. And there
Speaker 11: are people who are always trying to do more, give
Speaker 11: more and be the best of who they are. And
Speaker 11: then there's people who complain about it all the time,
Speaker 11: which is also very annoying. But I think people who
Speaker 11: retire and don't have a goal and don't have a plan.
Speaker 11: It's just you're one hundred percent rice. They just fade away.
Speaker 2: It's it's sad. I mean, if the worst thing.
Speaker 11: That's why you argue with Stephen A. Smith because you
Speaker 11: like it. It keeps you humble.
Speaker 2: Mentioned it earlier and I was going to play, and
Speaker 2: I forgot. I'll be hond me. All right, let's play
Speaker 2: steven a from last night. This was funny.
Speaker 1: I never thought he was a superstitious and we love
Speaker 1: Steven Abe.
Speaker 2: Let's play it.
Speaker 12: I take no offense with the President coming after me
Speaker 12: the way that he did. People go after him every day.
Speaker 12: I certainly went after him. He has every right to
Speaker 12: come back and clap back at me. I'm a big boy,
Speaker 12: I can take it. He ain't phasing me one bit.
Speaker 12: But this man was raised in Queens, New York. Lifelong
Speaker 12: Knicks fan knows about the suffering that spans fifty three years.
Speaker 12: And when you are a truth sports fan, you know
Speaker 12: every little thing could disrupt the momentum. You have watch
Speaker 12: parties outside thousands of people, you have rabbit fans inside
Speaker 12: people throughout the state gardens in Central Park, Bryant Park,
Speaker 12: and throughout the state of New York. Are on fire.
Speaker 12: The momentum is there, incredibly intimidated, and what.
Speaker 10: Does this guy do?
Speaker 1: He show up.
Speaker 12: They got to get rid of the watch party. He
Speaker 12: disrupts the momentum and the fervor. And that is why
Speaker 12: I blamed him for the loss to Game three, I said,
Speaker 12: because he's a New York fan.
Speaker 2: He's a New York Nicks.
Speaker 1: I didn't know he was so superstitious. Yeah, but here's
Speaker 1: the deal.
Speaker 12: I'm not moving traffic, I ain't got secret service, and
Speaker 12: I got to cancer. I have watch parties can't do
Speaker 12: and I'm not affect like that resident.
Speaker 2: That's what he did.
Speaker 1: He Oh man, he cracked me up, blest. I was dying,
Speaker 1: all right, quick break right back. We'll get tomorrow of
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Speaker 2: We'll tell you about that. Where it is, how you
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Speaker 1: It seems really special, and you know, we'll start talking
Speaker 1: about some of the things we'll be doing as well,
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Speaker 1: Shawn is our number. Jenny is up next. I'm not
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Speaker 2: Where are you from?
Speaker 1: Jenny Central New York, Jenny from New York. We have
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Speaker 6: Happy Friday, Tap Friday to you, Sean. I'm quick and
Speaker 6: as to think as possible. You know, the thing with
Speaker 6: the nuclear arms and people are you know, shit, we
Speaker 6: don't know we have them and all the nonsense. Do
Speaker 6: you remember duck and cover?
Speaker 5: I do old enough to remember that.
Speaker 1: In schools where kids would get under their desk the
Speaker 1: duck they'd cover.
Speaker 6: And they scared the crap out of us, didn't they
Speaker 6: With that? They showed us they did what a nuclear
Speaker 6: weapon did and how it vaporized things, and and so
Speaker 6: people our age have a real understanding of what nuclear
Speaker 6: war means. I don't think this younger generation does.
Speaker 1: You know, oh, look, every generation will face their own
Speaker 1: challenges and difficulties. I get it what I've tried to
Speaker 1: instill my children as an understanding of past generations about
Speaker 1: my parents, my grandparents. Did my kids see how hard
Speaker 1: their dad works? Mike, I've never been closer to my kids,
Speaker 1: thank God, because I love them with all my heart
Speaker 1: and soul and watching them become the people that I
Speaker 1: think they were born to be is the greatest satisfaction
Speaker 1: a parent can have in life. And you know what,
Speaker 1: they will have their challenges. Everybody does. Whether you grow
Speaker 1: up rich, poor, doesn't matter everybody. God will bring everybody
Speaker 1: to their knees at points in life. I call it
Speaker 1: the dark Knight of the soul. Right flows the river
Speaker 1: of God, and those moments could actually be the most
Speaker 1: helpful in your life. Ginny, I've got to run. It's Friday.
Speaker 1: I hope you have a great, great weekend with your family.
Speaker 2: Okay,