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Speaker 2: Right hour two Sean hannitys Show, eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 2: four one, Shawn, if you want to be a part
Speaker 2: of the program, as we are joined by the House
Speaker 2: Judiciary Committee Chairman. That would be Jim Jordan, Congressman, who
Speaker 2: is the the congressman who has been in charge of
Speaker 2: investigating the weaponization of the DOJ. He's been in the
Speaker 2: forefront of investigations into FAISA, into Russia, Russia Russia, the
Speaker 2: Mueller witch hunts, Operation Crossfire, Hurricane, and everything in between.
Speaker 2: And as I went into great specificity in detail last
Speaker 2: night and yesterday and earlier in the program today, is
Speaker 2: we now have an opportunity, a mandate to reform all
Speaker 2: of these once great institutions and the weaponization of justice,
Speaker 2: restore equal justice and equal application of our laws, flush
Speaker 2: out all political bias that may exist in any of
Speaker 2: these departments or agencies, and the intelligence community and the
Speaker 2: DOJ and the FBI, restore all of these departments, all
Speaker 2: of these agencies to their original missions, their former greatness,
Speaker 2: because we as conservatives, we believe deeply in our constitutional principles,
Speaker 2: and what has been done to Donald Trump and Republicans
Speaker 2: can and never should happen to any American, regardless of
Speaker 2: political affiliation. And that needs to be one of the
Speaker 2: top missions I think of the new administration, and I
Speaker 2: think it will be Congressman, welcome back, sir. How are you.
Speaker 8: I'm doing fine, Sean, And I couldn't have said it better.
Speaker 8: Maybe be nice if the agencies actually worked for we,
Speaker 8: the people actually served. We the people, the people paying
Speaker 8: their salaries, paying the taxes, instead of being turned against it.
Speaker 8: And you know what, next week we're going to have
Speaker 8: a hearing on this in the Oversight Committee, Chairman Cumber,
Speaker 8: We're having a hearing on the FEMA agents who said, oh,
Speaker 8: if you got a Trump sign in your yard, we're
Speaker 8: not gonna We're gonna we're gonna skip those houses. We're
Speaker 8: not going to provide services, talk to those people, interview that.
Speaker 8: We're not going to do that. You talk about a
Speaker 8: textbook example of government being done, being weaponized in a
Speaker 8: political fashion, we have that. So, yeah, this is this
Speaker 8: is part of the mandate that President Trump perceived in
Speaker 8: that overwhelming win just a week ago.
Speaker 2: How is it possible because you have careerists, if you will,
Speaker 2: people that spend their entire lives and careers inside of
Speaker 2: these agencies, Like I would imagine that the FBI, there
Speaker 2: are still you know, call me loyalists there. I would
Speaker 2: imagine at the in our intelligence community CIA, for example,
Speaker 2: that there are still Brennan loyalists. I would imagine you
Speaker 2: know that there are still Clapper loyalists at the d
Speaker 2: n I, et cetera. Am I wrong, am I assumption
Speaker 2: near the top?
Speaker 8: I think that's accurate. But certainly the FBI. You point
Speaker 8: this all the time, out all the time, and I
Speaker 8: agree with you one hundred percent. The rank and file
Speaker 8: people are good folks, uh doing the lord's work out there.
Speaker 8: We have two former BI agents who work for the
Speaker 8: Judiciary Committee and they're just tremendous, and they're right out
Speaker 8: of Central Casting and work in Pittsburgh and Cleveland, and
Speaker 8: they're just they're just good guys who are out there
Speaker 8: trying to get the bad guys off the street. So
Speaker 8: I think the rank and file up and down the
Speaker 8: line in the FBI are good folks. But I do
Speaker 8: think at the top, the folks here in Washington. This
Speaker 8: is this is why President Trump and the Pixie is
Speaker 8: making for these agencies are so important, because they've got
Speaker 8: to come in and say, at the top, we're going
Speaker 8: to get rid of that mindset, get rid of the
Speaker 8: people if we have to, and focus these agencies on
Speaker 8: serving the American people.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But you see now, for example, look at the
Speaker 2: two picks of Donald Trump that are most under fire.
Speaker 2: Matt Gates, who has worked with you on the Judiciary
Speaker 2: Committee and has worked against the weaponization of the DOJ
Speaker 2: and was in the forefront of fighting hard for you know,
Speaker 2: on issues like the Russia hoax and and Operation Crossfire,
Speaker 2: Hurricane et cetera, et cetera. You know, And now all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, even though he was never charged an
Speaker 2: investigation of of Biden, bide Biden's DOJA, And now they'll
Speaker 2: come out with this big congressional report that is going
Speaker 2: to smear and slander and smirch him just at the
Speaker 2: time that that he's going to go through a confirmation process,
Speaker 2: you know, and the same thing that they're going to
Speaker 2: dig up every bit of dirt that they possibly can
Speaker 2: to destroy Pete hagg Seth as well. And I look
Speaker 2: at that, is that dirt coming from within government? Where's
Speaker 2: all this information suddenly arising from?
Speaker 8: Well, here's what I know about about Matt Gates. Matt
Speaker 8: Gates is one of the most talented members it's serving
Speaker 8: our committee, one of the most talent members I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: When he does make a lot of enemies, he breaks
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff. But you know, doesn't Donald Trump
Speaker 2: isn't Isn't that the guy we elected?
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's the that's the attitude the American people elected
Speaker 8: on we could go Tuesday. They want people to come
Speaker 8: in and change the way this place operates. One thing
Speaker 8: I know is Matt Gates or anyone like Matt Gates
Speaker 8: is going to get in the in the Justice Department
Speaker 8: say we don't think it's appropriate for the for the
Speaker 8: Justice departments to be investigating Mom's and day has going
Speaker 8: to the school board b We don't think it's appropriate
Speaker 8: for the FBI to write to be writing memos to say,
Speaker 8: if you're pro life Catholic, you're an extremist. We actually
Speaker 8: think maybe the people run the dj should tell us
Speaker 8: who planted the pipe bombs on January six two leaked
Speaker 8: Adopt opinion, and who put cocaine at the White Up
Speaker 8: give us answer to some of those questions. That's the
Speaker 8: mind that Matt Gate has, Pete Hexas has will have
Speaker 8: if he's there at the Department of Defense. And that's
Speaker 8: the attitude of the American people voted for overwhelmingly last week,
Speaker 8: I mean seven swing state, thirty state electoral college mandate
Speaker 8: popular vote. He did something Peddy Roosevelt couldn't do because
Speaker 8: the American people said, we want that attitude back in charge.
Speaker 2: So so I've watched him along with and I'm talking
Speaker 2: about Gates in particular, along with you by tooth and
Speaker 2: nail to stop law fair and weaponization. And you know,
Speaker 2: and then and I always created a lot of enemies.
Speaker 2: For example, when when he made the move on Kevin McCarthy,
Speaker 2: I understand fully why Kevin McCarthy doesn't like him, and
Speaker 2: it's in many ways you can argue that's that's justified
Speaker 2: on his part because he took it personally fair enough.
Speaker 2: But that's separate and apart from this. You know, where
Speaker 2: was the righteous indignation over Obama's wingman, Eric Holder, who
Speaker 2: says when they're down, kick them. I played that many
Speaker 2: many times, or you know the actions. You know where
Speaker 2: is the outrage overholders Mexican gun running scheme that led
Speaker 2: to the murder of a US Border Patrol agent that
Speaker 2: everybody seemingly forgot, or the hysteria Overholder's secret federal surveillance
Speaker 2: of reporters at the AP and you might recall Fox News,
Speaker 2: or the fact that you told me that my social
Speaker 2: media was suppressed in the in the campaign during the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty or the fact that my private personal text messages,
Speaker 2: thousands of them have been released publicly. Do I do
Speaker 2: I not have personal privacy and security? Apparently not in
Speaker 2: this United States of America, you know, or you know,
Speaker 2: does anyone in the in the state run did anybody
Speaker 2: ever speak out against any of these issues? Did any
Speaker 2: of them speak out over PISA applications that were all
Speaker 2: based on a on a on a political document paid
Speaker 2: for by Hillary Clinton Russian disinformation? And then all the
Speaker 2: people years later say, oh, knowing what we know now,
Speaker 2: we wouldn't have we wouldn't have signed those documents, isn't
Speaker 2: it a little bit late? Jim Jordan, and none of
Speaker 2: the people that did that were held accountable.
Speaker 8: Yeah, no, I totally agree. And to your point, Look,
Speaker 8: I disagreed with Matt when when what you did with
Speaker 8: Speaker McCarthy, But you're exactly right. Matt Gates has fought
Speaker 8: for the things the American people want us to fight for,
Speaker 8: and the lawfare and the political nature of these these
Speaker 8: these attacks based solely on politics, the weaponization of government
Speaker 8: for political reasons. He has fought against that, and that's
Speaker 8: the attitude that the American people wanted. And I remember
Speaker 8: early on, Sean, there were folks like you in the
Speaker 8: in the outside in the media talking about how this
Speaker 8: was wrong, and there were only a handful of us
Speaker 8: in the Congress who said this whole Muller thing, this
Speaker 8: Russian thing was, this lose thing, was focus. It was
Speaker 8: some times it was literally just date meadows nude as Jordan.
Speaker 8: There were four of us because we were the four
Speaker 8: that Twitter shadow band clear back in twenty eighteen where
Speaker 8: we were speaking out against it, so we weren't many
Speaker 8: people doing it. And again that's the attitude.
Speaker 2: Well I know that to be a fact because when
Speaker 2: we were doing almost nightly segments on the Russia hoax
Speaker 2: and it proved that we ended up being right. I
Speaker 2: probably was one of the most annoying people in your
Speaker 2: life trying to get information about what the real truth was,
Speaker 2: and the rest of the media were pedaling their lives
Speaker 2: and their conspiracy theories, and they did it for three
Speaker 2: long years, and then after being proven wrong, it's like
Speaker 2: never mind, and nobody ever gets held accountable. But can
Speaker 2: you imagine if I was the one pedaling the lies,
Speaker 2: or I peddled the conspiracy theories, or if I signed
Speaker 2: onto a document weeks before an election saying that a
Speaker 2: very real laptop is likely Russian, This information when I
Speaker 2: know nothing about the laptop, never saw the laptop, never
Speaker 2: examine the laptop.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but it was worse, Sean. You got attacked. We
Speaker 8: got attacked for telling the truth. I always say that
Speaker 8: the left template is so basic. The left tells the lie,
Speaker 8: big media reports the lie, big tech amplifies the lie.
Speaker 8: When you tell the truth, they call you a fascist, racist, deplorable, garbage.
Speaker 8: They call you names, and it's like, no, no, we're talking.
Speaker 8: And then when we're proven true, which you were, We're
Speaker 8: proven right though there was no collusion with them.
Speaker 2: And by the way, you were proven right, and you
Speaker 2: did a lot more of the heavy lifting than I did.
Speaker 2: I mean, you had to dig down deep. I mean
Speaker 2: I just I just used sources and tried to get
Speaker 2: the truth of the American people. And by the way,
Speaker 2: it was like I'm peeling a layer of an onion
Speaker 2: every day.
Speaker 8: It sure was, it sure was. But we need again,
Speaker 8: as I've said a couple of times, we need individuals
Speaker 8: with that attitude in President Trump's cabinet. And President Trump
Speaker 8: is nominating those type of individuals. And that is exactly
Speaker 8: you know, I always say this, we make this job
Speaker 8: too complicated. It's pretty basic what did you tell the
Speaker 8: as you were gonna do when you ran for if
Speaker 8: he could elect to do what you said. By the
Speaker 8: nature of President Trump's selections for these cabinet positions, his nominees,
Speaker 8: he is doing what he said he is going to
Speaker 8: He's gonna change the way this place to operates, and
Speaker 8: that is exactly what he was elected to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, it's really sad. How hard will it
Speaker 2: be to actually, you know, clean out the rot and
Speaker 2: these agencies and let me let me, let me predicate
Speaker 2: all this by saying this. You know, my grandparents came
Speaker 2: from Ireland. They were poor. My parents grew up very,
Speaker 2: very poor. And my grandfather's brother had two sons that
Speaker 2: got to the FBI, and my family, they we looked
Speaker 2: up to them. One of them is still alive today.
Speaker 2: Actually wrote a book and I'm gonna I'm gonna actually
Speaker 2: have him on about this book. Although it's embarrassing what
Speaker 2: he writes about me, I don't like it because he's
Speaker 2: very nice to me and and and they were they
Speaker 2: were viewed in my family as deity. I mean, this
Speaker 2: was the world's premier law enforcement agency. America's intelligence agencies
Speaker 2: were the world's premier agencies. But now we're turning them
Speaker 2: on the American people, And how do you root out
Speaker 2: that corruption and return them to their former greatness. And
Speaker 2: that also means, by the way, Congressman, we don't do
Speaker 2: to them what they did to Donald Trump and to
Speaker 2: so many other people.
Speaker 8: Yeah, which by the way, President Trump has never done.
Speaker 8: They always accused him of doing it. He's never done that.
Speaker 8: They've done it to him time and time and time
Speaker 8: and time again. So it starts with first the president,
Speaker 8: which we now have in President Trump, with his attitude
Speaker 8: and his management, his leadership. And then second the heads
Speaker 8: of these agencies. And again we're right back to leadership matters,
Speaker 8: and that the person running the agency has the right mindset,
Speaker 8: the right leadership, the right skill. And I think then
Speaker 8: when you couple all that with what President Trump is doing,
Speaker 8: with mister Musk and mister Ramaswami heading up this effort
Speaker 8: to get to some a greater efficiency for we the people,
Speaker 8: we the taxpayer, I think all that is exactly what
Speaker 8: is needed at this point to stop this nonsense from
Speaker 8: being being done to the American people.
Speaker 2: I agree. So, look, every president appoints people, and there's
Speaker 2: usually some people that don't make it. But however, in
Speaker 2: this case, Republicans now have both both the House and
Speaker 2: the Senate and the White House. Do you do you believe,
Speaker 2: in spite of all of the noise, all of the hysteria,
Speaker 2: that all of these nominees make it through or will
Speaker 2: some of them, you know, not make it through because already,
Speaker 2: for example, in the case of Matt Gates, you have
Speaker 2: two people on the record saying they're not going to
Speaker 2: vote for them, and they can only lose you know,
Speaker 2: one more after that he will not be confirmed.
Speaker 8: Well, I just talked to a Senator a few minutes ago,
Speaker 8: and he's committed to letting the process work. And again,
Speaker 8: we have a process. I think that's what Senate Majority
Speaker 8: Leader Soon indicated earlier. He's going to let the process work.
Speaker 8: So that's how our system, the best system ever put together,
Speaker 8: our constitutional system works with devising content from the Senate
Speaker 8: on these key nominees. What I do know is what
Speaker 8: we talked about, we need people with the attitude that
Speaker 8: says they're going to clean the place up. And I
Speaker 8: know that the guy who served on our committee for
Speaker 8: this many years and did the job that he did
Speaker 8: on our committee has the right attitude about cleaning things up.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break more with the Chairman of the
Speaker 2: House Judiciary Committee, Jim Jordan on the other side. Right,
Speaker 2: we continue now with Ohio Congressman. He is the chairman
Speaker 2: of the very important House Judiciary Committee. They've been looking
Speaker 2: into the weaponization of the DOJ under Harris and Biden.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you, because the House will have again
Speaker 2: a very slim majority, which means not a lot of
Speaker 2: room for error. And now you have to replace matc
Speaker 2: Aids and Mike Waltz and Elise the Phonic and hopefully
Speaker 2: that can be done expeditiously. I think Waltz and Stephonic
Speaker 2: need to put in the resignations very quickly as well,
Speaker 2: so that connects pedite things. Then we have Senator Thune
Speaker 2: said all the right things yesterday, but I always kind
Speaker 2: of viewed him as a close ally of Mitch McConnell.
Speaker 2: He said all the right things. Do you have confident
Speaker 2: that the House, the Senate, under you know, Speaker Johnson,
Speaker 2: which he got an unanimous support yesterday to continue and Thune,
Speaker 2: we'll be able to get through the President's agenda and
Speaker 2: do it quickly.
Speaker 8: I do. I mean that's that's what the people elected
Speaker 8: us to do. I actually had the privilege of seconding
Speaker 8: Mike's nomination yesterday from the conference, and I said there
Speaker 8: that you know, hard work doesn't guarantee success, but it
Speaker 8: sure improves your chances. And I think the whole conference,
Speaker 8: the country knows how hard Mike Johnson has worked on
Speaker 8: behalf of Republicans during the campaign over the past year,
Speaker 8: and he's going to have that same attitude here as
Speaker 8: we as we hit the ground running in January. But yeah,
Speaker 8: that is the attitude we have to have. Let's go
Speaker 8: do what the American people elected us to do. And
Speaker 8: if we do that, we're going to make this country
Speaker 8: a lot better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we really are. It's an opportunity. Jim Jordan, You've
Speaker 2: always been there fighting for American greatness. This is the
Speaker 2: best opportunity we have in our lifetime. Could you can
Speaker 2: you imagine if we didn't win this election. I don't
Speaker 2: know if America would be recognizable after four years. Thank
Speaker 2: you for all your hard work, Thanks for all you
Speaker 2: doing them, for every one of your colleagues that stand
Speaker 2: with you, We appreciate all you do.
Speaker 8: Thanks for what you do, Shawn, I really appreciate what
Speaker 8: you've said over so many years, and your leadership on
Speaker 8: some of these important things too. But take care.
Speaker 2: I just have a big mouth. That's what I get
Speaker 2: paid to do, that's all. But I appreciate your friendship.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn, if you want
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Speaker 2: we get to our busy phones. This was a great
Speaker 2: question because you had this meeting yesterday at the White
Speaker 2: House with Joe Biden and Charlemagne, the God as he
Speaker 2: calls himself, stunned by Oh, I didn't tell you this, Linda.
Speaker 2: Do you know that I got introduced on text to
Speaker 2: him and we actually had a very friendly conversation.
Speaker 9: You went, you got introduced on text to Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he couldn't have been nicer.
Speaker 10: Did you give him some coco before the call started
Speaker 10: because we don't want him to get upset since you're
Speaker 10: a fascist and a piece of garbage.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: Well, he he did bring up during the interview with Kamala.
Speaker 2: You know one question I would like to ask almost well,
Speaker 2: learning almost every interview she did that people gave questions
Speaker 2: ahead of time. I don't think he would ever do that.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong in thinking that?
Speaker 9: I think you're wrong?
Speaker 2: You think you love saying that. I think that's one.
Speaker 9: It's for me, you know, And you know bus he did.
Speaker 2: Mention on text that he knows you. Apparently you stand out.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 9: You know I'm not a quiet person, and I'm proud
Speaker 9: of it.
Speaker 2: You know, he was very nice to me on text.
Speaker 2: Couldn't be any nice or can.
Speaker 10: I just tell you like he's a super nice guy,
Speaker 10: Like he's a really nice guy.
Speaker 9: When he did that stuff about.
Speaker 10: Trump, especially after the fact that Biden was the one
Speaker 10: that went on the Breakfast club and said if you
Speaker 10: don't vote for me, you ain't black, which I thought
Speaker 10: was incredibly disgusting, and then to have Kamala come on
Speaker 10: and give her this softball interview and call Trump a
Speaker 10: fascist and not ask real questions of her. I have
Speaker 10: to say, like I was, just like you got kids, man,
Speaker 10: like Title nine affects your daughters.
Speaker 2: You don't think that the stuff that bothers me and
Speaker 2: I wouldn't expect He's not as much of a political
Speaker 2: talk show host, although during political seasons it seems that
Speaker 2: he takes on a role and helps Democratic candidates. And
Speaker 2: he tried to do that for I have kind of backfired.
Speaker 2: He tried to do it for Kamala. I didn't think
Speaker 2: it worked out particularly well for her either, But he's
Speaker 2: not asking them the hardest questions. In the case of Biden,
Speaker 2: you know, I just would want to ask him if
Speaker 2: I had ever had a real conversation with him, I said,
Speaker 2: you do know that Biden partnered with a former klansman
Speaker 2: and Kamala Harris actually was the only one to call
Speaker 2: him out on it during the twenty twenty campaign, and
Speaker 2: that was Robert KKK Byrd to stop the integration of
Speaker 2: public schools and bussing and for the purpose of, in
Speaker 2: Joe's words, not turning public schools into racial jungles. I
Speaker 2: mean that's the guy that said, well then you ain't
Speaker 2: black on his show, I mean, which is ridiculous to me.
Speaker 2: You know, to me, everything shouldn't be about demographics. I mean,
Speaker 2: if you're an American, do you want the borders secure?
Speaker 2: You know, do you want a world that's a little
Speaker 2: bit more safe and secure? Because the world's worst actors
Speaker 2: actually respect and fear an American president. Because that's that's
Speaker 2: the choice of America. And thankfully America didn't listen to
Speaker 2: the legacy media, which is pretty much everybody else but
Speaker 2: people like us, and and people a few of us
Speaker 2: on Fox and not everybody because we have both sides,
Speaker 2: but a lot of us on Fox. And they were
Speaker 2: listening to podcasts and other people that have, you know,
Speaker 2: pretty strong voices, and I'm proud of every one of them.
Speaker 2: Everybody thinks that we're you know, you know other people,
Speaker 2: you know, if they're successful, somehow that impacts their ability
Speaker 2: to be successful. It doesn't work that way. My success
Speaker 2: is not predicated on another conservatives failure. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, the more conservative voices the better as far
Speaker 2: as I'm concerned. Anyway, here's what Charlemagne said. He did
Speaker 2: make a very good point, Well, you know, why did
Speaker 2: Joe Biden, Why was he so giddy welcoming Donald Trump?
Speaker 4: The fascist? Oh well, I just don't understand the White
Speaker 4: Houses it did. Now, granted, you know, I'm glad it's
Speaker 4: a peaceful transition of power, but what happened to the
Speaker 4: threat of democracy talk?
Speaker 2: What happened to the fascist talk?
Speaker 4: By the way, I know I've said those things about
Speaker 4: Trump as well, but I'm not talking about me. I'm
Speaker 4: talking about his political opponents, like President Biden. When they
Speaker 4: say it, it holds way more weight than me. I'm
Speaker 4: just trying to figure out how do you go from
Speaker 4: he's an essential extension threats to democracy, so welcome back.
Speaker 4: He was happy, he was smiling, he was brinted, he
Speaker 4: was cheasing, say cheese, he was I'm just trying to
Speaker 4: figure out how I understand President Biden believe in put political.
Speaker 2: Norms with damn and pretty amazing comment on his part.
Speaker 2: As far as I'm concerned over a fake news CNN,
Speaker 2: they do have this one guy that's got Jennings mocking
Speaker 2: Democrats for referring to Trump as Hitler during the campaign,
Speaker 2: and then you know, Biden's giddy at the White House
Speaker 2: yesterday with Trump.
Speaker 11: I mean, did you ever think you'd say literal hitler
Speaker 11: in the Oval office with the President of United States?
Speaker 2: I mean, you know when I see.
Speaker 9: It by Democrats, literally it was it was the.
Speaker 11: Underpinning of the Democratic campaign that Donald Trump is a fascist.
Speaker 11: And what I see in this, I'm glad it's happening.
Speaker 11: But what it tells me and what it ought to
Speaker 11: tell Democrats is they didn't mean any of it. It
Speaker 11: was all campaign rhetoric. And I think, to me, if
Speaker 11: you really meant if you really meant any of it,
Speaker 11: this would be So I'm glad it's happening, but to me,
Speaker 11: it just it totally blows up the way they ran
Speaker 11: this campaign.
Speaker 2: At the end of the campaign, I mean, you can't
Speaker 2: make this stuff up. I mean, these are sure real moments.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I have I have something I want to tell you,
Speaker 10: and forgive me because I didn't warn you about this,
Speaker 10: But we have a cut that I don't think anybody
Speaker 10: has heard yet.
Speaker 9: But if you remember when Kamala went on the View.
Speaker 10: She had that conversation with Sonny Houston, and Sonny Houston
Speaker 10: was like, you know, is there anything that you would
Speaker 10: have done differently with President Biden, you know, from President Biden.
Speaker 10: And she was like, hmm, nothing comes to mind, and
Speaker 10: then Sonny follows up and she's like, are you sure?
Speaker 10: And so yesterday Sonny Houston had this to say about
Speaker 10: that exchange.
Speaker 2: To remind people what the question was. It was what
Speaker 2: would you have done different as.
Speaker 9: The vice president?
Speaker 3: What she would do differently and Biden and in Harrison
Speaker 3: administration as opposed to Biden ad ministry.
Speaker 2: And what if she, if anything she wishes she could
Speaker 2: have done differently in the past four years.
Speaker 6: It was something like that.
Speaker 3: I followed up because I was surprised at the answer. Look,
Speaker 3: I think it wasn't so much about the question, but
Speaker 3: it was really more about.
Speaker 2: The answers to mind.
Speaker 3: Not a thing comes to mind, and that's why I
Speaker 3: followed up with is there anything he would do differently?
Speaker 3: And the reason I followed up is because you know,
Speaker 3: that wasn't a gotcha question, that was a layup.
Speaker 9: Really, it was.
Speaker 2: An important question and I think one she should have expected, because.
Speaker 9: That's what I thought.
Speaker 3: I actually thought it was a chance for her to
Speaker 3: explain to all the people who are saying I want
Speaker 3: a change agent, for her to explain that of course
Speaker 3: she has a different lived experience from President Biden, and
Speaker 3: but they did have one of the most successful administrations
Speaker 3: in all that, and I thought she would then say
Speaker 3: I would build on the on the winds that we've had.
Speaker 2: I mean, pretty amazing, you know, considering right, I mean,
Speaker 2: that was a profound moment. But what were she's supposed
Speaker 2: to do because she's on record defending everything that they
Speaker 2: did and lying about inflation being transitory, lying about the
Speaker 2: border being secure the only thing, and then she has
Speaker 2: to hide her real beliefs, which are closer to Bernie
Speaker 2: Sanders than to Joe Biden. So she's not going to say, yeah,
Speaker 2: I disagree. I think we should have implemented the Green
Speaker 2: New Deal. I think we should have eliminated private health insurance.
Speaker 2: I think we should have defunded the police. I think
Speaker 2: the rioters, you know, shouldn't have stopped writing in the
Speaker 2: summer of twenty twenty. I mean, what she's supposed to say,
Speaker 2: thank you business.
Speaker 10: Wait, it validates you, not to interrupt you, but it
Speaker 10: validates you because you kept saying they're softball questions. They're
Speaker 10: going to give her to her nice and easy, And
Speaker 10: even when they gave her the easy question.
Speaker 9: She couldn't get them right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Anne is in my free state of Florida. Ann.
Speaker 2: How are you glad you called hi?
Speaker 1: Sean? How are you today?
Speaker 2: I'm good? Thank you. I hope you're well.
Speaker 1: I am. I am very well. But I am more
Speaker 1: like you than like Glinda, And I hope you know
Speaker 1: how blessed you are to have them, because I know
Speaker 1: you hate it when people say some stuff like that,
Speaker 1: but no.
Speaker 2: I hate it when people suck up to Linda because
Speaker 2: they think Linda's the one that's going to put them
Speaker 2: on the air, but go ahead. I'm more people feel
Speaker 2: sorry for it because they think I'm being mean when
Speaker 2: I make fun of a New York accent. I'm not
Speaker 2: being mean. We're just joking around.
Speaker 1: I understand that I'm more in your court. I'm kind
Speaker 1: of an angry American right now, and with my name
Speaker 1: being Anne, you can call me an angry American. But
Speaker 1: I'm still in kind of fight mode. You know, you
Speaker 1: know our first second, fifth fourteenth amendments, you know the
Speaker 1: attacks on our constitutional rights. I'm ready to see us
Speaker 1: just get going. And I think we all have a
Speaker 1: responsibility and we all need to know that this is
Speaker 1: in the end. This is the beginning of our fight,
Speaker 1: because it's not going to be easy for We need
Speaker 1: to stay on our congressmen, stay in touch with them,
Speaker 1: let our voices be heard easily and patriotically. As President
Speaker 1: Trump would say.
Speaker 2: Look, let me tell you. If anybody thinks for a
Speaker 2: minute that the left in this country, the radical left,
Speaker 2: is going to lie down and just let you know
Speaker 2: Donald Trump have his way. You're dreaming if you think.
Speaker 2: And then I've been warning people when deportations begin, they're
Speaker 2: going to be screaming bloody murder. I mean, why anybody
Speaker 2: would be against the porting people that are criminal, illegal
Speaker 2: immigrants that didn't respect our laws, borders, sovereignty. Why they
Speaker 2: don't care about the Americans that have been murdered, raped,
Speaker 2: victims of violent crimes. Why they don't care about the
Speaker 2: cartel members, gang members that are creating chaos and havoc
Speaker 2: in our cities and towns and bringing drugs into our country.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. I know there are probably a
Speaker 2: lot of good people that only wanted a better life
Speaker 2: for themselves and their children, and in many ways I
Speaker 2: don't blame them for that. Where they're wrong is they
Speaker 2: didn't do it legally, and they didn't follow the laws
Speaker 2: of the country and respect the sovereignty in the borders
Speaker 2: of our country. That's where they made their mistake. But
Speaker 2: when these things happen, I'm telling you, the left is
Speaker 2: going to be screaming bloody murder. And in the first
Speaker 2: two years at least they won't be able to impeach them,
Speaker 2: but they'll impeach them after that. I mean, we can
Speaker 2: start taking bets on who the first person to call
Speaker 2: for it will be. And it's not going to be long.
Speaker 2: It'll be soon. Hey, Sean, this fight goes on.
Speaker 1: I need two favors from you. The first is easy,
Speaker 1: very easy. You used to always close your show with it.
Speaker 1: Do not let your heart be troubled. And I need
Speaker 1: I need to hear that, you know, I need to.
Speaker 1: I need to feel that.
Speaker 2: Well, let now your heart be trouble because we won
Speaker 2: the election, and we won by a sweeping mandate, and
Speaker 2: we won by a landslide. And if you let's let's
Speaker 2: imagine it's Thursday, the you know, and last last Tuesday,
Speaker 2: at well, Wednesday morning, at about one point thirty, the
Speaker 2: answer was Kamala as president. I think my heart would
Speaker 2: be pretty troubled today. How would your heart be feeling?
Speaker 1: My heart, Oh, my heart wouldn't even be in it.
Speaker 1: It would just be be rage exactly.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if it be rage, disappointment, you know, concern, worry,
Speaker 2: all of those things. But you know, so we have
Speaker 2: an opportunity to fix things. So be hopeful, be optimistic.
Speaker 2: You know, I've gone from the I feel relieve stage
Speaker 2: and and I'm still grateful to the let's roll up
Speaker 2: our sleeves and let's get to work stage. I want
Speaker 2: to I want to get the mission of saving the
Speaker 2: tree is a big job and we're gonna have a
Speaker 2: lot of fight on our hands. Anyway, Thank you and
Speaker 2: appreciate it. Letting not your heart be troubled. God bless
Speaker 2: you all right, Noah in the great State of Georgia.
Speaker 2: Noah High, how are you? And thank you to all
Speaker 2: of the people of Georgia. And thanks to Governor Kemp
Speaker 2: and and everybody for their hard work and helping in
Speaker 2: this election. How are you, sir?
Speaker 6: I'm doing fine. How are you? Thanks for having me on?
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir. What's going on?
Speaker 6: I just wanted to talk about Trump's tax policy. I mean,
Speaker 6: these are some of the most conservative tax policies we've
Speaker 6: seen I think ever. I mean, we hear all these
Speaker 6: conservative politicians. Everybody's always saying, oh, we're going to do this,
Speaker 6: We're going to do that. But Trump's not an average politician.
Speaker 6: He's an outsider and he's not going to talk talk talk.
Speaker 6: He's going to walk, walk, fall, and he's going to
Speaker 6: make sure that he gets done what he promised.
Speaker 2: And listen, we know America knew who they were voting for.
Speaker 2: America knows darn well who they're voting for. And America
Speaker 2: knows that they chose somebody who was a doer and
Speaker 2: a fighter. Yeah, they picked the guy that after he
Speaker 2: got shot, stood up with blood on his face and
Speaker 2: blood in his ear and said fight, fight, fight, And
Speaker 2: he's going to fight for secure borders, lower taxes, law
Speaker 2: and order, and safety and security. He's going to fight
Speaker 2: for energy dominance. He's going to fight against countries that
Speaker 2: have unfair trade practices and intellectual property theft, and he's
Speaker 2: gonna fight for a safer country and a safer world.
Speaker 2: That's what he's gonna fight for.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 6: And all the fake news is just freaking out. I
Speaker 6: watch your show, but I'm gonna have to admit I've
Speaker 6: watched more of the fake news than I have probably ever.
Speaker 6: I'm just watching the freaking.
Speaker 2: It's just just for pure entertainment purposes. I will give
Speaker 2: you a rare exception of flipover, but you're gonna get
Speaker 2: sick of it pretty quick because it's just on. It's
Speaker 2: basically on a loop. You know, stop, wash Rinse repeat,
Speaker 2: I hate Trump, wash Rinse repeat, Donald Trump's dangerous. Wash
Speaker 2: Rin's repeat, Donald Trump is a threat to democracy. Wash
Speaker 2: Rin's repeat. It keeps going, racist, sexist, fascist, Nazi. I'm
Speaker 2: so sick of it.
Speaker 6: Yeah. And then Joe Biden smiling here to hear, welcome,
Speaker 6: h the threat to democracy? Is he a threat to
Speaker 6: a Democracy's of your best butt? Which is it?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 2: I mean he invited a Nazi, racist, fascist and MAGA
Speaker 2: extremists to the White House and he acted like he
Speaker 2: was his best friend. Why was in Kamo there? I'm
Speaker 2: just wanting just asking inquiring minds want to know. Anyway. No,
Speaker 2: thank you to all our friends in Georgia. Thank you
Speaker 2: to the governor, thank you to his team and everybody else.
Speaker 2: We appreciate all you've done. Thank you