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Speaker 6: we have sadly had the chronicle the never ending, non
Speaker 6: stop vitriol, repulsive, putred, despicable, disgusting, yet all too predictable
Speaker 6: hatred that has been coming from leaders of the Democratic
Speaker 6: Party over the last twelve days since Charlie Kirk's been assassinated.
Speaker 6: It's not stopping. I don't anticipate it's going to stop.
Speaker 6: I've I've, I've tried. It talks sense to some people,
Speaker 6: and you cannot reach some of them. Here's Congresswoman Omar
Speaker 6: Charlie Kirk's legacy, you know, belongs in the dust bin
Speaker 6: of history.
Speaker 7: What I find jarring is that there are so many
Speaker 7: people willing to excuse the most reprehensible things that he said,
Speaker 7: that they agree with, that that they're willing to have
Speaker 7: monuments for him, that they want to create a day
Speaker 7: to honor him, and that they want to produce resolutions
Speaker 7: in the House of Congress honoring his life and legacy.
Speaker 7: It is one thing to care about his life, because
Speaker 7: obviously so many people loved him, including his children and wife.
Speaker 7: But I am not going to sit here and be
Speaker 7: judged for not wanting to honor any legacy this man
Speaker 7: has left behind that should be in the dust pen
Speaker 7: of history and we should hopefully move on and forget
Speaker 7: the hate that he spewed every single day.
Speaker 6: Well, then she goes on Congress Roman Omar goes on
Speaker 6: Kaitlyn Collins show, and you know, asked Caitlyn Collins, if
Speaker 6: you know, if she finds Charlie Kirk and his views reprehensible.
Speaker 7: You believe he was a reprehensible, hateful man like that
Speaker 7: is my view of the words that he has said
Speaker 7: about every single identity that I belonged to. He didn't
Speaker 7: believe that we should have equal access to anything. He
Speaker 7: also just didn't even believe I could be smart enough
Speaker 7: I could have thoughts that could be equal to a
Speaker 7: white man. Where are we missing this conversation about who
Speaker 7: this man was and the things that he said? How
Speaker 7: do you not do you not find that reprehensible?
Speaker 8: Caitlin?
Speaker 2: Well you do?
Speaker 7: You think I don't have to that? But do you
Speaker 7: think I don't have the brain processing power like you
Speaker 7: or a white man?
Speaker 3: Of course, onn I think it's very clear here that
Speaker 3: if somebody here says that, when I will.
Speaker 7: Say that, that would be reprehensible views.
Speaker 6: And then after that she goes on a friendly interview
Speaker 6: on MS DNC. How are you How are you feeling, Congresswoman,
Speaker 6: how do you feeling? I'm like, how are you feeling?
Speaker 6: How's Charlie Kirk's family feeling?
Speaker 9: Listen?
Speaker 8: I guess we'll begin with your reaction to the language
Speaker 8: we just heard from the president there, but also I
Speaker 8: want to ask how you are doing.
Speaker 4: What do you think is at play here?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 10: If these people are as you say, idiots and don't
Speaker 10: understand the kind of basic responsibilities they either have and
Speaker 10: the powers that they have in Congress or in the presidency,
Speaker 10: what do you think is the animating factor behind why
Speaker 10: they come after you with such venom and vitriol.
Speaker 6: Anyway, here to weigh in on, and it's AOC and
Speaker 6: it's Jasmine Crockett and then everything that we've been talking
Speaker 6: about throughout the day to day. But anyway, we have
Speaker 6: our friend Reverend cl heavy Foot Bryant call him heavy
Speaker 6: Foot because he keeps getting pulled over by the police
Speaker 6: and he asked every police officer if they've been saved
Speaker 6: and whether Jesus Christ is the Lord and Savior and
Speaker 6: it gets him out of a ticket every time. I
Speaker 6: don't know how he does it. Jania Thomas is also
Speaker 6: with US media strategist and seasoned senior political consultant. I
Speaker 6: don't know what to make of this, this hatred of
Speaker 6: Reverend cl You know, I love you. I know we
Speaker 6: kid around about you, having you his speeding problem. But
Speaker 6: hopefully that's calmed down since we last spoke. But where's
Speaker 6: this coming from?
Speaker 1: You know, Seawan, The roots of it began back in
Speaker 1: the grass roots days. We knew in the Tea Party.
Speaker 1: I'm at Charlie back in those days, and you remember
Speaker 1: how the movement, the grassroots movement was vilified, and we've
Speaker 1: seen a progression of that type of venom being spread
Speaker 1: throughout the American bloodstream for that length of time. And
Speaker 1: now we have gotten to a place where a young
Speaker 1: man is promising as brilliant as Charlie Kirk was, has
Speaker 1: now given up his life because of the type of
Speaker 1: foolishness that comes out of the mouth of those who
Speaker 1: are elected to public office, like those you have named
Speaker 1: AOC and the gang. We must stand up and push
Speaker 1: back against all of this now, and America can be
Speaker 1: lost if we choose to remain silent at this time.
Speaker 6: Let's get your take, Genia. You know we're watching this
Speaker 6: unfold in real time. It is much much louder than
Speaker 6: I would have suspected. We did see this, you know,
Speaker 6: after Butler, We saw it after you know, Trump International
Speaker 6: and the incidents that have taken place here. But we've
Speaker 6: seen a culture of violence. I don't care if it's
Speaker 6: Steve Scalie on a and other Republicans being shot there
Speaker 6: or threatening a Supreme Court justice in Justice Cavanaugh, or
Speaker 6: you know, the Summer of twenty twenty riots, dozens of
Speaker 6: dead Americans, thousands of injured cops, billions in property damage.
Speaker 6: But the Democrats and the media, they're not going to stop.
Speaker 6: Shouldn't stop. We're not going to stop supporting them and
Speaker 6: then telling us though, and they're mostly peaceful, which like
Speaker 6: our borders are secure. I mean, they just flat out
Speaker 6: light of.
Speaker 2: Us, you know, Sean. At a time where we can
Speaker 2: choose to unite the country, these people have so much
Speaker 2: hate in their heart, and it's at a time where
Speaker 2: someone has been murdered a member of by a member
Speaker 2: of their own party, and instead of showing compassion and
Speaker 2: love for you know, people, they choose to few more hate.
Speaker 2: And it's such a distasteful and disgusting behavior.
Speaker 6: Well it is can you explain it, where is it
Speaker 6: coming from, and why is it so why is it
Speaker 6: so widespread?
Speaker 2: I think Democrats choose to make everything a political situation
Speaker 2: when this doesn't need to be that. You know, this
Speaker 2: is a time where people need to show, you know,
Speaker 2: compassion for each other, regardless of their political affiliation. And
Speaker 2: I think a lot of it has to do with,
Speaker 2: you know, their take on you know, getting back at
Speaker 2: the right when they're you know, the party that has
Speaker 2: been the most hateful party, but they try to make
Speaker 2: it seem like the Republicans are the ones that you
Speaker 2: hate into the country when it's in reality it's them.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, we're hearing it left and right, Reverend
Speaker 6: cl You know, I know that your whole life, your ministry,
Speaker 6: your career has been about bringing people together. But even
Speaker 6: you and the course of your career have experienced hatred
Speaker 6: because of your more conservative approach to life, the fact
Speaker 6: that you have different political views than other people.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Sean, and you know that is something that we
Speaker 1: as a nation have come to a point now where
Speaker 1: so many eyes that were closed ten years ago, fifteen
Speaker 1: years ago are now beginning to open. The same mouths
Speaker 1: many times that have been spewing bad things about Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 1: for instance. Now they're seeing that this was a decent
Speaker 1: and good young man and the same things that we
Speaker 1: were saying back in the day, Sean, and you and
Speaker 1: I have been hanging out all that time. Now the
Speaker 1: same things we were saying back in the day that
Speaker 1: we were being vilified for saying. They're still trying to
Speaker 1: penius that way. But I do see a shift that
Speaker 1: is happening in the American contence. And I think there's
Speaker 1: an awakening happening, Sean that I think we're all going
Speaker 1: to benefit from if we take the right stance that
Speaker 1: we should at this point in American history.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, and then to go on MSDNC, how
Speaker 6: are you holding up being talking to Congresswoman Omar which
Speaker 6: is absurd? You know, Joe Manchin Gennyas said something that
Speaker 6: really stuck with me. He said, the Democratic Party is
Speaker 6: getting worse than not getting better. He was referring specifically
Speaker 6: to the AOC showing heart ignorance when you know she
Speaker 6: wrongly invoked the civil rights actor smeared Charlie Kirk. We
Speaker 6: played those comments last week. Jasmine Crockett lasting, you know,
Speaker 6: a Caucasian House Democrat voting for a resolution to honor
Speaker 6: Charlie you know Kirk, you know, falsely claiming Charlie was
Speaker 6: specifically targeting people of color. No, he invited people of
Speaker 6: all backgrounds, of all races.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: He wanted to debate anybody and everybody, and that was
Speaker 6: why he was so effective at what he did. And
Speaker 6: I find this reaction unbelievable. Then you have a teachers
Speaker 6: association in the Democratic Party is voting to allow school
Speaker 6: districts to celebrate Charlie Kirk's murder.
Speaker 9: You got to be kidding me.
Speaker 6: Out in California, you have a California Democrat. Charlie Kirk
Speaker 6: had an incredible, incredibly hateful message. I'm like, what part
Speaker 6: of it is hate? It's sort of like some of
Speaker 6: the videos that we've all been watching a Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 6: You're a fascist, You're a racist. Okay, give me one example.
Speaker 6: You're just a fascist and a racist. If I'm such
Speaker 6: a fascist, why am I sitting here letting you talk
Speaker 6: to me that way and say anything you want to me.
Speaker 9: I mean, it never made sense.
Speaker 2: I totally agree with you, Sean. I think you know
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party is the Party of gas Liudy. I
Speaker 2: think they think that the more they keep repeating the
Speaker 2: same thing over and over, it becomes true. And the
Speaker 2: fact that so many of them refuse to condemn Charlie
Speaker 2: Kirk's assassination is awful.
Speaker 1: You would think that they would learn from their.
Speaker 2: Past mistakes and think that at this time they would
Speaker 2: want to unite people, But instead they keep repeating the
Speaker 2: same thing over and over again, gas lighting the American
Speaker 2: people into believing their lives. And I think the average
Speaker 2: person actually genuinely feels sympathy for the family and Bill's
Speaker 2: sympathy for Republicans. And I think that most of these
Speaker 2: people are just the loudest people on the Internet and
Speaker 2: the loudest people in the room, So they try to
Speaker 2: make people believe that a lot of people think this way,
Speaker 2: when in reality, I have hope for the American people
Speaker 2: because I believe that at a time like this, we
Speaker 2: all do one to unite and choose peace.
Speaker 6: Oh, I think a lot of people will quick break
Speaker 6: welcome right back more with our friend Reverend C. L. Bryant,
Speaker 6: and also Jinnia Thomas is with us. Your call is
Speaker 6: also coming up eight hundred and nine to four one,
Speaker 6: Shawn is our number. As we continue, Kennity watch keep
Speaker 6: it in an eye on breaking news and bringing it
Speaker 6: to you first, Sean Hannity, we continue. Our friend the
Speaker 6: Reverend cl Brian is with us. Genia Thomas is with us.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred and ninety four one. Shawn, your calls us
Speaker 6: straight ahead as well, you know, Pastor cel I mean,
Speaker 6: I mean, this is your whole mission in life. Let
Speaker 6: me ask you a question. I've never asked you this
Speaker 6: question before. You know, I have given you a hard
Speaker 6: time about all the how many times have you gotten
Speaker 6: pulled over for speeding? Just to refresh everybody's memory in
Speaker 6: the course of since the time I've known you, how
Speaker 6: many times do you think you've been pulled over?
Speaker 1: I'm glad to report to you It's been a long
Speaker 1: time since I've been pulled over, Sean. But honestly, I
Speaker 1: have been pulled over quite a few times in my life,
Speaker 1: many times on the way to revival, or to the hospital,
Speaker 1: or or somewhere. And you can usually explain that, and
Speaker 1: I thank God that he gives me the grace to.
Speaker 9: And every time you never got a ticket? Is that correct?
Speaker 6: And every time you'd asked the police officer pulling you
Speaker 6: over whether or not they've accepted Jesus Christ as their
Speaker 6: personal Lord and savior.
Speaker 9: Do not say that to the police officer.
Speaker 1: My mission in life.
Speaker 9: That is a great mission to get out of getting
Speaker 9: a ticket.
Speaker 1: Well, Sean, let me say, let me say this. You know,
Speaker 1: I came up through the Civil Rights era and to
Speaker 1: have aoc. I'm older, a little older than you are, well,
Speaker 1: a lot older than you are. I'm nearly seventy, and
Speaker 1: I drank from the colored in white water fountains, you know,
Speaker 1: and written on the back of the bus, I remember
Speaker 1: when the sixty four sixty five Civil Rights Acts were signed.
Speaker 1: And I know that from the young eyes of someone
Speaker 1: like a Charlie Kirk coming along looking at it from
Speaker 1: a historical perspective. He saw Runaway Slave, my film, and
Speaker 1: he loved the film. He did love that. But it
Speaker 1: gave us a different outlook on how our young people
Speaker 1: will be looking at America in retrospect. Charlie was able
Speaker 1: to give us that, and he was turning the light
Speaker 1: on for so many other young people who needed a
Speaker 1: correct view of American history. And that, you know.
Speaker 6: But Pastor, I think the most beautiful part he was
Speaker 6: telling young people go to you know, get into a church.
Speaker 6: He was telling young people to avoid hookup culture, telling
Speaker 6: young people what to look for in perspective mate, telling
Speaker 6: guys how to treat women, telling women, you know, how
Speaker 6: they should they should what they should be looking for men,
Speaker 6: and how they should treat men. Uh, just telling people
Speaker 6: to be kinder to one another. It wasn't as much
Speaker 6: a political message as it was a spiritual message to people,
Speaker 6: and in an environment where kids don't even hear about
Speaker 6: God exactly.
Speaker 1: And Charlie was brilliant at bridging fat and this is
Speaker 1: what we've lost. That light can't go out. And I
Speaker 1: saw the brilliance and the beauty, the elegance of his
Speaker 1: wife yesterday. I never knew Erica, but she, I do believe,
Speaker 1: will carry that torch proudly and it will burn brightly
Speaker 1: for the Kingdom of all Mighty God.
Speaker 9: Denia, and we'll give you the last word.
Speaker 2: I totally agree. I'm a member of the gen Z
Speaker 2: group myself, and I believe there's a lot of hope
Speaker 2: for our generation. We have a lot of great leaders
Speaker 2: like mits Erica Kirk. We have other great leaders in
Speaker 2: our parties in the gen Z cultures that are you
Speaker 2: going to take on the torch and keep leading the
Speaker 2: party in the country in the right direction.
Speaker 6: I appreciate both of you, Thanks for what you both do.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn number. If you
Speaker 6: want to be a part of the program, your calls
Speaker 6: coming up. You know, we've been talking a lot about
Speaker 6: the rage and the hatred and the madness of the
Speaker 6: left today, the cuts, So we didn't play more on
Speaker 6: Congresswoman Omar squad member. Hare was founded because some people
Speaker 6: did something on nine to eleven. Well this before I
Speaker 6: play it. Yeah, they did something. They murdered two thousand,
Speaker 6: nine hundred and seventy seven Americans in a single day.
Speaker 6: That's the something that they did.
Speaker 9: Listen.
Speaker 7: Care was founded after nine to eleven because they recognized
Speaker 7: that some people did something and that all of us
Speaker 7: were starting to lose access to our civil.
Speaker 6: Liberties and not to be outdone. He then at another
Speaker 6: time joked about people saying al Qaeda. Some people say
Speaker 6: al Qaeda and Hezbala in a menacing tone. These are
Speaker 6: terrorist organizations. Again, prominent voice democrat, never condemned by fellow Democrats.
Speaker 11: Listen, every time the professor said al Kaya, he sort
Speaker 11: of like his shoulders went up and you know, you know,
Speaker 11: experts and it was you know, you probably get to
Speaker 11: see him on Yeah, of course I love those guys.
Speaker 11: But you know, but but but it is, it is
Speaker 11: that you don't say America with an intensity. You don't
Speaker 11: say England with an intensity.
Speaker 2: You know you don't.
Speaker 11: You don't say the Army with an intensity.
Speaker 6: And of course not to be out down on top
Speaker 6: of the other the other comments I mentioned about Jasmine Crockett,
Speaker 6: it hurts my heart that only two Caucasians voted against
Speaker 6: the resolution to honor Charlie Kirk. Compares Charlie Kirk to
Speaker 6: you know, Confederate aged relic. This is not going to
Speaker 6: help this party in the long run. But keep talking,
Speaker 6: because every time you talk, you're just hurting your cause.
Speaker 7: You know what.
Speaker 8: One of the things I do want to point out
Speaker 8: that's not been laid out that I'm hurts my heart
Speaker 8: is when I saw the no votes there were only
Speaker 8: two Caucasians. For the most part, the only people that
Speaker 8: voted no were people of color. Because the rhetoric that
Speaker 8: Charlie Kirk continuously put out there was rhetoric that specifically
Speaker 8: targeted people of color, and so it is unfortunate that
Speaker 8: even our colleagues could not see how harmful his rhetoric was,
Speaker 8: specifically to us, so to me, just like we wanted
Speaker 8: to make sure that those Confederate relics were taken down,
Speaker 8: the idea of a new age relic being popped up
Speaker 8: was something that I just couldnot subscribe to. And it
Speaker 8: is unfortunate that more of my colleagues, even on my
Speaker 8: side of the aisle, could not see the amount of
Speaker 8: harm that this man was attempting to inflict upon our communities.
Speaker 6: Very very hard to understand where this is all coming from.
Speaker 6: I know it really is. I always get to our
Speaker 6: busy phones as we say hi to William and Louisiana.
Speaker 9: William, how are you doing good?
Speaker 4: Thank you for taking the call. I just wanted to
Speaker 4: tell you all this stuff about Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon.
Speaker 4: You know, there was a time when I used to
Speaker 4: like to stay up after a long day and and
Speaker 4: just loved hearing Johnny Carson, the king of comedy, and
Speaker 4: he wasn't political. It was a time to relax. And
Speaker 4: these guys, you know, the network can cancel them, but
Speaker 4: I canceled them a long time ago, because don't give
Speaker 4: me an illusion that it's about comedy, and they get
Speaker 4: on there and bash, you know, what's right and the
Speaker 4: things that I believe in. I can't really believe that
Speaker 4: the networks would let it go on that long to
Speaker 4: alienate so many people mainstream America.
Speaker 6: Well, they let it go on long enough that he
Speaker 6: lost seventy two percent of adults twenty five to fifty four.
Speaker 6: And you know, it's it's hard to imagine. Last week,
Speaker 6: I please you talk about the great Johnny Carson. He
Speaker 6: went on with Mike Wallace in sixty minutes and was
Speaker 6: asked about why he doesn't deal with controversialists choose. Here's
Speaker 6: his question and answer.
Speaker 12: Sensitive about the fact that people say he'll never take.
Speaker 4: A serious controversy.
Speaker 1: Well, I have an answer to that.
Speaker 12: I said, no, tell me the last time that Jack
Speaker 12: Benny red Skelton uh Benny comedian use his show to
Speaker 12: do serious issues.
Speaker 1: That's not what I'm there for.
Speaker 5: Can't they see that?
Speaker 13: But you and I do.
Speaker 12: They think that just because you have it tonight's show,
Speaker 12: that you must deal in serious issues. It's a danger,
Speaker 12: it's a real danger. Once you start that, you start
Speaker 12: to forget that self important feeling that what you say
Speaker 12: has great import and you know, strangely enough, you could
Speaker 12: use that show as a form you could sway people.
Speaker 12: And I don't think you should as an entertainer.
Speaker 6: I don't think you should as an entertainer. There's a
Speaker 6: great danger to that. Well, we've seen the consequences of it.
Speaker 6: I'll be perfectly honest. Whatever does any decides they're going
Speaker 6: to do is up to them. But I'm just giving
Speaker 6: you the simple math of television. As somebody that's about
Speaker 6: to complete, you know, the thirty full year on national television.
Speaker 9: I'm just telling you what the formula is.
Speaker 6: You have audience attrition in these massive numbers that they're having,
Speaker 6: and then you lose advertising, and then there's no reason,
Speaker 6: you know, to have these shows on the air. There
Speaker 6: is a business aspect to all of it. I really
Speaker 6: don't care what happens to Kimmel. I don't like Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 6: Don't watch Jimmy Kimmel. I'm not advocating for his removal, cancelation, boycott.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 6: People have already made up their minds about Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 6: That's the point.
Speaker 4: They need to stick with the core and that's humor,
Speaker 4: because they can be humorous, but don't try to get political.
Speaker 4: And another thing I was going to say, I believe
Speaker 4: in free speak, but all this misinformation about Kirk's killing
Speaker 4: and who killed him and was he really killed and
Speaker 4: all this kind of stuff, Oh my goodness, that guy
Speaker 4: that killed him had some demons inside of him. And
Speaker 4: based on what his mom said that it appears he
Speaker 4: was raised conservative, but he obviously, uh wanted to take
Speaker 4: it out on somebody what he was feeling inside. And
Speaker 4: I just I don't think it was any huge conspiracy.
Speaker 4: But there's a lot of junk out there on social media,
Speaker 4: and that's that's pretty sad because he was a well
Speaker 4: respected person and obviously from all the crowds and the
Speaker 4: people that tuned into the to the to the service.
Speaker 6: Listen, I urge people know what you're dealing with with
Speaker 6: social media. I'm not telling you not to go on
Speaker 6: social media. I use social media. I am just saying
Speaker 6: be selective because there's a lot of cancer, as I
Speaker 6: describe it, verbal cancer on social media, and it does
Speaker 6: have you stay if you spend enough time on it,
Speaker 6: it will it will impact you. And I just don't
Speaker 6: want that darkness of my life. If I want to
Speaker 6: feel bad about myself, I could read comments about me
Speaker 6: all day long, and you know, I'm not going to
Speaker 6: feel good about these you know, these keyboard warriors in
Speaker 6: their basement, if their parents, and their underwear or naked
Speaker 6: whatever whatever they're wearing or not wearing. You know, you know,
Speaker 6: anonymously posting how evil Sean Hannity is. You know, it's
Speaker 6: very interesting and it's a lot of For example, there
Speaker 6: are plenty of sites that will say the best things
Speaker 6: about me and it's really nice. And then there are
Speaker 6: certain sites that I could literally raise somebody from the
Speaker 6: dead and cure cancer and they wouldn't say a nice
Speaker 6: thing about me. But you know, why would you Why
Speaker 6: would you want it? Anyway, I got a role. Appreciate
Speaker 6: the call. My friend Barbara Maryland next Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 6: Hi Barbara, how are you, Sean? What's going on?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 14: I'm oh, I wasn't sure if I was on. I
Speaker 14: just came out of the gym. I'm so glad that
Speaker 14: you are here, that you were able to take my
Speaker 14: call today, Sean, because this has been a very, very
Speaker 14: very rough week. I am suffering from black fatigue. I
Speaker 14: Talia and I started out at a church yesterday, and
Speaker 14: I'll tell you, some of these black preachers really need
Speaker 14: to get out of the pulpit. The vitriol and the
Speaker 14: slanderers to me, slanders because I know they're not true.
Speaker 14: I know that Charlie never said that.
Speaker 6: I just think that I don't think it's about black
Speaker 6: and white. I think it's about or race. I think
Speaker 6: it's about you know, people's hearts. I mean there are people.
Speaker 14: Just oh Sean, you know, I know I would hate
Speaker 14: to think it too, but we've got a lot of
Speaker 14: racism in our black community. Yes, yes, And the good thing,
Speaker 14: the good news is that Charlie's message is making it
Speaker 14: in the streets. People are shocked. Longtime Democrats that I've
Speaker 14: known are shocked at what has happened to him, that
Speaker 14: they would shoot this young man. I just it's it's
Speaker 14: it goes beyond the imagination that such darkness is. And
Speaker 14: this just the demons that are inside these people. And
Speaker 14: for these Democrats to not vote for to support that bill,
Speaker 14: and especially with I'm thinking of one KUWAITI and fool
Speaker 14: me from here in Maryland, it is shameful and It's
Speaker 14: a shame before God that they could not support a
Speaker 14: bill to support this thing. I was baffling. I don't
Speaker 14: want to get emotional about it, but I'm just saying,
Speaker 14: we have got to get past this.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 14: I love the fact that being raised growing up in
Speaker 14: New York, I grew up in a melting pot. I
Speaker 14: never experienced racism until I went to Georgia. I didn't
Speaker 14: know really what it was. They read about it, and
Speaker 14: I'm a grandmother, so you know, we're talking a long
Speaker 14: time ago. But to see this now, Barack Obama was
Speaker 14: the worst thing that ever happened to this country because
Speaker 14: it started getting bad with him and it's gotten increasingly worse.
Speaker 14: People have got to pray and understand and what Erica
Speaker 14: did yesterday, her forgiving him the way she did, the
Speaker 14: strength that it took to do that, and it's this
Speaker 14: is this is up here thousands of Charlie Kirk instead
Speaker 14: of going.
Speaker 6: I think they just understand hatred is hatred. But we
Speaker 6: you know, I don't want to forget all the good
Speaker 6: that Charlie Kirk did in his life and the the
Speaker 6: people that have risen to the occasion and shown their
Speaker 6: better angels they're the ones that are inspiring. Barbara got
Speaker 6: a roll, got to get in big time AJ, Big
Speaker 6: Time AJ, Houston, Texas.
Speaker 9: What's going on, baby.
Speaker 13: Big time? Sean Hannity, Hey, if I had to talk
Speaker 13: to you Friday, I would have had a different notion
Speaker 13: on everything. But she calmed me down. His wife calmed
Speaker 13: me down when she forgave him. That calmed me down.
Speaker 13: And let you know in your heart, you just gotta
Speaker 13: to give people for law as they say they do,
Speaker 13: not what they do. And the thing of it is,
Speaker 13: these idiot democrats, they ought to be all ought to
Speaker 13: be ashamed of themselves. So what they're doing and what
Speaker 13: they did to our country for decades now, And the
Speaker 13: thing of it is, we got to have a voice,
Speaker 13: just like markin Luther King. We got to keep the
Speaker 13: love going. We can't just keep letting idiots put the
Speaker 13: hate in the heart as well as we can't allow
Speaker 13: the hate to go in our hearts because of one evil,
Speaker 13: evil evil. I don't know what to call them, because
Speaker 13: I'm on the radio, like I Joe PAGs, I wish
Speaker 13: we let a bar we can do some cussing and
Speaker 13: fussing because you can't describe this without cussing. But I'm
Speaker 13: doing my best, and se Sean, that there was just
Speaker 13: beautiful yesterday. Everybody spoke good, everybody had great stories that
Speaker 13: lift everybody up. And when she said what she said,
Speaker 13: she just was so awesome. That woman. I got to
Speaker 13: give it to her. She's strong, Sean, She's strong. I
Speaker 13: don't know how she's doing it. I know God is
Speaker 13: in her, but that took a miracle, Sean, took a miracle, and.
Speaker 6: God, it really is amazing when you see grace under
Speaker 6: pressure like that, isn't it. It's kind of spectacular to
Speaker 6: see and witness, and it reinforces your faith in humanity.
Speaker 6: I thought it was eloquent, poetic, beautiful, every every adjective
Speaker 6: I could have I could think of is appropriate for
Speaker 6: what she was able to do yesterday.
Speaker 13: Democrats better take a look at it and turn around
Speaker 13: and look at their backside, because you know, you can't
Speaker 13: do hate like this and do treat you know, treat
Speaker 13: people the way they being treating this man in the
Speaker 13: you know, the agony of death. I've never seen nothing
Speaker 13: like this, Sean. This is unbelievable, but you know what,
Speaker 13: we just keep fighting to fight, Sean, as I always
Speaker 13: tell you. We just keep fighting to fight, and Lord
Speaker 13: knows we don't get it done. We get it done. Everybody,
Speaker 13: don't lose the faith because of the Democrats idiots. Just
Speaker 13: keep it going. And the mainstream media, they all need
Speaker 13: to be out the air. If you can't do the
Speaker 13: job right, just get off the air. We don't need
Speaker 13: to hear that.
Speaker 9: The public is.
Speaker 6: The public has taken care of that by not watching them.
Speaker 6: You know, I said, what did I say after the election,
Speaker 6: legacy media died? You know, I said, in seven journalism's dead.
Speaker 6: They have no impact anymore.
Speaker 9: None.
Speaker 6: And it's evidence by the fact that people tune them
Speaker 6: out as in the numbers that they do. Uh, and
Speaker 6: we appreciate you aj God blush you man. All Right,
Speaker 6: that's going to wrap things up at today Hannity Tonight
Speaker 6: nine eastern on the Fox News Channel. The pastor of
Speaker 6: Charlie and Erica Kirk pastor Rob McCoy, he was spectacular yesterday.
Speaker 9: He'll join us.
Speaker 6: Christy nom will respond to Gavin Newsom, Oh, she's gonna
Speaker 6: have a really bad day. And Gavin also trying to
Speaker 6: take off masks and coverings of ice agents. I don't
Speaker 6: think he is the authority to do so. We'll get
Speaker 6: her reaction to that, Senator Ted Cruz, New Kingrich Charlie Hurts.
Speaker 6: Say you DVR Hannity tonight nine Eastern on Fox. We'll
Speaker 6: see you then back here tomorrow. Thank you for making
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