June 10, 2024 • 31 mins
Kari Lake, former Arizona gubernatorial candidate and currently running for Senate for the state of Arizona, their primary is on 7/30, joins the show today. She gives us her take on the investigation into the very corrupt liberal governor, Katie Hobbs, Trump’s trial in NY, and potential VP picks for 45. Of course she is also holding her state accountable and calling for election integrity
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Stay right here for our final news roundup and information Overload.
I News Roundup and Information Overload our toll free. Here's
our number. It's eight hundred and nine to four one
sean if you want to be a part of the program. Obviously,
the great State of Arizona is going to play a
very very critical role in electing hopefully Donald Trump at
one hundred and forty seven days from today. Although early
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voting matters, and I know some of you are still
reluctant and resistant, and if I have to say it
ten times a day till it gets through your thick
heads that you can't start out election day hundreds of
thousands of votes behind, I'm just going to keep reminding you, No,
it's not the system I want. It's the system we're
stuck with. However, you voting early voting by mail, I
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can tell you it does work here in the Free
State of Florida, and they have perfected it. It's not
perfected in other states, but you better pay attention to it,
because if you start out hundreds of thousands of votes down, oh,
all of a sudden, yeah, you're leading on election day,
and then as the days passed by slowly, that lead
will erode away, and you want to start banking your votes.
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Look at what happened in George Santos's old district. That
was my old district when I was stupid enough to
live in New York. But when they had that special election,
it snowed that day and a lot it happens to
have a high elderly population in the area, and they
didn't get to the polls that day because of the snow,
and it's just awful. So you just got to prepare
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and go in early, and of course fight for voter
integrity measures, voter identification, signature verification, voter ID, chain of
custody controls, updated voter rolls, partisan observers watching the vote
all day and the vote counting all night and the
next day and the next day, depending on how long
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it goes on. But anyway, let me just go to
this battle that has ensued where believe it or not,
And this first pass in New York City, although a
court stopped it, and now it has gone to Washington,
d C. And now it seems to be becoming a movement.
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And that is that you literally have Democrats that are
pushing to allow non citizens to cast votes. In the
case of Washington, d C. In local elections, which makes
absolutely no sense at all whatsoever. But anyway, that's part
of the battle that's going on. One Arizona politician rubmc
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gago and his track record previously voted to allow non
citizens to vote in the DC elections.
Speaker 2 (02:48):
Is insane to me.
Speaker 1 (02:49):
You didn't respect our laws or borders, our sovereignty, and
now you're going to get voting rights on top of it.
Oh so you can what vote in politicians that will
give you amnesty something of great work. It's crazy anyway,
Carry Lake, this Senate seat matters. The balance of power
in the US Senate is hanging in the balance in
this election in one hundred and forty seven days. Also,
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nice of House Republicans could increase their majority anyway. Kerry
Lake is now the current Senate candidate for the Republicans.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Great to have you back. How are you.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
I'm doing great. You laid out a lot of some
of the issues we're facing in Arizona. I mean, we've
got to deal with the system we have. It's nowhere
near perfect, not by a long shot, but got to
play in this system, and that means we have to
mail in ballots, early voting, voting on election day, and
then when we win, we can start reforming elections so
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that all voters, whether you're liberal, someone in the middle,
or conservative, will feel confident and have faith in our
systems again. But right now, we've got to just vote
in this horrible system we have and get out and
vote and make it too big to rig. As President Trump.
Speaker 1 (03:59):
Says, it looks like things have changed dramatically out in
the state of Arizona and the state of Nevada, and
maybe even New Mexico in the end will go the
same way. But you know, we saw this in the
early primary states. The number one issue by far has
been the issue of Joe Biden's illegal immigrants. And the
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more that we learn about it, the more scary it becomes.
You know, tens and tens of thousands of illegal immigrants
coming from Iran and Syria and China and Russia and
Yemen and Egypt and Afghanistan and Kazakhstan. I mean, we
have over ten million plus Joe Biden unvetted illegal immigrants
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in this country. And I have no doubt, and you
could correct me if I'm wrong, that there are teroscels
in this country, plotting and planning and scheming an attack
on this country, and we're not doing anything about it.
He's allowed them in, He's aided and beedded in this.
Speaker 3 (04:59):
It's a ticking and by waiting to happen, I mean,
we know they have actually apprehended some terrorists along the border.
Many others have gotten through, and it's just a phone
call or text message away from wherever the terrorist organization
is to get them triggered and activated here in America,
not to mention the actual criminals to poured out of
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prisons and as President Trump's's mental institutions, and they've emptied
them and sent them to America, taking their burden from
other countries and putting that burden on us. I just
read a story about a Texas father who found came
home to find his daughter dead. She had been sexually
assaulted and murdered by an illegal immigrant who came here.
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Was apprehended, and Joe Biden's system led him back out
onto the streets and he killed this Texas man young daughter.
I mean, this is this is a daily occurrence. I
wish I wish it were one in a million occurrences.
That's a daily occurrence. It's only going to get worse.
And we saw what happened across from the White House
with all these pro terrorists, protesters who are pro homos
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and pro terrorism, and you know they're supporting this kind
of insanity, chaos and lawlessness on our streets. And it
is a number one issue. But the border also, sean
plays into the economy, which is also the number one issue.
If you can have two number one issues, it's the
economy and the border. And when we have twelve million
people who Joe Biden has allowed to come into this
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country illegally competing with Americans for housing, that drives the
rent up, that drives the mortgage mortgages up, that drives
everything up, and all of our services and all of
our costs. At the same time, these ten twelve million
people are getting job permits because of Joe Biden handing
them out like candy, and that drives down the wages
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because these people will work for peanuts, and it makes
it harder for the working class American just trying to
get by when everything's more expensive. And the middle class,
if there is such a thing anymore, because I think
that Joe Biden has actually killed the middle.
Speaker 1 (06:56):
Class all right, so let me give you a series
of headlines and the course of my research for today's show.
One is from Fox Business. Nearly two thirds of middle
class Americans say they are struggling financially quote, gasping for
air and feeling pessimistic about their finances amid Joe's ongoing inflation.
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And again year over year, the last three months were
up three point two percent, three point five percent, three
point four percent again year over year on the issue
of inflation. So I'm not expecting those quote rate cuts
that everyone's been talking about. Then you look at a
zero Hedge article that came out, Oh, Wall Street admits
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the biggest economic shocker that all jobs in the past
year have gone to illegal immigrants. And then there was
a moment this weekend, not that anybody watches these stupid
Sunday shows, but over on CBS, Margaret Brennan, you know,
was thrown for a loop when she saw a poll
that showed sixty two percent of Americans want all the
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people well Joe Biden's unvetted illegal immigrants supported. What exactly
do people think that they're supporting? It would be called
the rule of law. Where I grew up, I don't know.
Speaker 3 (08:09):
Yeah, it's like the mainstream media is just finally catching
wind to the fact that Americans are fed up. They
can't take it anymore. I mean, it was just this
last quarter, for six hundred thousand jobs were created, according
to Joe Biden, and those went to all foreign born workers,
and more than four hundred thousand jobs were lost, and
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those were lost by American born workers. So Americans are
losing their jobs. They are being replaced by people here
illegally who will work for nothing. At the same time,
we're watching the price of everything go up, at the
same time we're watching, you know, crime soar on the streets,
and it's all connected to Joe Biden's bad policies. It's
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dangerous times that way in and the only way to
solve this is to both these people out of office.
And that's why this race in Arizona is so important.
We want to make sure Presidents Trump wins. We've got
to have President Trump back in the White House. His
good policies that made everyone's life easier and better. Even
if you didn't like him, your life was better. But
we can't we can't deliver him a Chuck Schumer controlled
Senate or it's going to be impossible for him to
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get things done. We must give him the Senate. We
must get the Senate back. Reuben Diego has talked repeatedly.
Every time he goes on one of those Philly Sunday
shows that you just mentioned, he talks about what he
wants to get rid of the philibuster for. He said
he wanted to get rid of the filibuster a couple
of years ago during the Summer of Love, the so
called Summer of Love, he wanted to get rid of
the philibuster to pass the George Floyd legislation that would
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have defunded the police. He marched police rallies. He supports
sanctuary cities, called the border wall dumb and stupid, said
he would never ever ever support funding the border wall.
And you know, this is a guy.
Speaker 2 (09:49):
The other people of Arizona aware of this.
Speaker 3 (09:52):
Well, we're trying to make him aware of it. And
you know, and I'm running a good race. We're running
a really good campaign. But we need to raise more
money to alert the people who he is because the
media is never going to tell the people of Arizona
who he is. To the people of Arizona, he's just
a generic name, a generic Democrat. And of course he's
got Soro's money behind him. The Soros family has endorsed him,
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and he's running soft and fluffy ads making it look
like he's mister moderate when he could not be further
from a moderate. He is absolutely hinging on Marxist and
so we have to get out there and to find him.
And that's why I'm out there campaigning so hard and
asking people to chip in a dollar, five dollars or
ten dollars. I know it's hard in Joe Biden's economy
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to do that, but we have to get out and
let the people know who he is because they don't
know who he is. When they find out who Reuben
Diego is, they're going to want to run as fast
as they can the other way.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
All right, click freak right back.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
We'll continue more with Arizona Senate candidate Carry Lake is
with us. We continue with Arizona a Senate candidate, Carry
Lake is with us. Let me ask you about what's
going on with Arizona Governor Katie Hobba. According to foxnews
dot Com, under an investigation for this alleged paid a
play scheme and a report revealing that a group home
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company got a rate hike after they donated four hundred
thousand dollars to Hobbs and the state Democratic Party. Is
she in trouble out there?
Speaker 3 (11:17):
Well, we'll see. I mean, the ag who's investigating her is,
you know, in my opinion, shouldn't even be sitting in
that office. That's the way they ran those elections. And
you know, I'm not am I shocked by any of this.
Note we saw how the elections were run, and Katie
Hobbs ran the elections, and everybody around the country and
its practically around the globe, saw how the elections in
Arizona were run.
Speaker 4 (11:36):
And so would it.
Speaker 3 (11:37):
Shock me that she's doing something unethical put perhaps fraudulent. No,
I'm not shocked. But the question is can we get
an honest investigation from the other politician, ag Mays, who
shouldn't even be sitting in that office. So, I you know,
we got the convicts running the state right now, and
we got to wonder if they could really do a
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good job at investigating people in their own party. So
I don't hold out a lot of hope, but it's
just going to I think this is going to be
just one instance that we see major minimum unethical behavior,
possibly criminal behavior at the hands of these people who
are in charge of Arizona right now. And it's absolutely
horrifying to the people of our state because we're stuck,
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almost held hostage by a really bad, poorly run elections
and now we have people at the helm of our
government who are unethical at the least and possibly criminal
at the worst.
Speaker 1 (12:32):
Well, thank god they changed that eighteen sixty four abortion law.
I mean, I was beginning to worry about some of
your fellow Republicans out there, whether they had any brains
in their head, because that would have been a disaster
had they not done that.
Speaker 3 (12:45):
Well, I mean, the worst thing that would have happened there. Obviously,
I'm pro life, and I want to say as many
babies as possible, and you know you can say babies
without necessarily changing laws. Look at what Hungary was able
to do. They never changed a single law. They dropped
the number of abortions in half by passing and pushing
pro family policy, encouraging people to have babies, encouraging an
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economy where you could afford to have babies, and actually
with tax breaks if you have four babies, if you're
a woman who has four babies. In Hungary, you never
pay taxes. Again. They were watching their population collapse. They
had a very very low birth rate, and they said,
we need to pick up the birth rate, which, by
the way, we need to do here in America. The
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problem with having that law in the books was it
would have ushered in this piece of initiative, voter initiative
that's on the ballot in one hundred and forty seven days,
which is written by Planned Parenthood, which will push the
most extreme abortion laws in the country in Arizona. And
if the people of Arizona only had to choose between
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the eighteen sixty four law and this Planned Parenthood voter initiative,
that would cement into our Arizona constitution forever abortion of
in until nine months and beyond. I'm afraid that that
might have passed. And now we have an option for voters.
We have the old fifteen weeks abortion law or the
planned parenthood right up until the moment of birth and
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then beyond. So voters now have a choice something that's
more reasonable. And we also want to work to push
forth policy to encourage parenthood, to encourage women when they.
Speaker 1 (14:25):
Find out well, let me ask you this, because we're
just running out of time. People want to learn more
about your campaign.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
How do they do it?
Speaker 3 (14:33):
Thank you, Sean Kerreylake dot com, k A R I
l A k E dot com. It's time for some
common sense solutions. We can solve all the problems we have.
The border crisis we can solve. We can solve the
problem with crime on our streets. We can get our
kids a great education. But we have to have the
right people in office. People are going to push forth
common sense policies that put the citizens of our country first.
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That's what I plan to do. I ask for your
vote if you're in Arizona, and if you can spare
some you know, spare change or a few bucks here
or there, help our campaign grow so that we can
define Reuben Diego and tell people who he really is
and make sure we save our state and save our country.
Speaker 1 (15:11):
All right, Kurry, like always good to have you, We'll
have you back. This is an important race and important state. Obviously,
h twenty five to the top of the hour. We'll
get to your calls coming up. Eight hundred nine four one, Sean,
If you want to be a part of the program,
I mean, Democrats have lost their friggin minds. We're gonna
get to that in a second. I don't know if
you saw this. Caitlin Clark has been left off the
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team USA's women's basketball team for the twenty twenty four
Summer Olympics. Maybe they kind of miss that she's the
all time leading scorer in NCAA history for college women's
basketball and why she's been bullied in the WNBA. And
I'm you know, I guess that's you know, welcome to
the league. Haha, Okay to do this. These other players
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and the people involved than this, they are so shortsighted.
Speaker 2 (16:03):
You know, she had she played this weekend. Friday night,
she played.
Speaker 1 (16:06):
She scored thirty points in thirty nine minutes against the
Washington Mystics. And by the way, it included a rookie
record tying seven to three pointers during the game as
her team won eighty five eighty three. She scored more
than a third of her team's points. And she's just
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acclimating to the league. It's going to take a little
time and being targeted at the same time. Oh, but
she's not good enough of the Olympics. I'm telling you,
people are petty. If I was her, honestly, she could
start her own league with a group of other people
because they're not paying people crap in the WNBA. And
if the WNBA doesn't want her, and get a group
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of other people, get a lot of college players and
start a competing league and watch what happens. The WNBA
will fold like a cheap suit because it's like, it's
not like this selling out every arena that they're in.
It's not like the players are making a lot of money.
I don't think they have figured out that a rising
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tide of interest in the w NBA because of somebody
with her talent and ability lifts all boats and benefits
every player, and the more people that show up in
the seats for these games, the more money that they're
ultimately gonna make. The way I went to the Stanley
Cup playoff opening game over the weekend, lind are you
proud of me? And I wore my Florida Panthers jersey.
Speaker 2 (17:31):
Definitely a very subtle hat tip to you know, Hokeel.
I want to send her a message and doing a
great job.
Speaker 1 (17:37):
Nothing to do with Hulkell. I'm from Florida and I
support my Florida team.
Speaker 2 (17:42):
First of all, you can't say you're from Florida. You're
from I live in Florida. Okay.
Speaker 1 (17:49):
I left New York for sixteen years and Fox brought
me back to New York. I had no intention of
going back to New York, although it was kind of
nice at the time.
Speaker 2 (17:59):
Different time. Yeah, very no, we see them. There were times.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
We had a good run there for a while, but
New York has gone to Adam ship and it's just
it's horrible right now, and it's.
Speaker 2 (18:11):
Getting morse every day.
Speaker 1 (18:12):
You see now these guys on mopeds, you know, gangs
on mopeds that are doing you know, grab robberies against
innocent New Yorkers and now cops have to tackle them.
That one poor cop is like at of skin ripped
off his body as he's tackling these people. You know,
of course, you know Joe Biden unvetted illegal immigrants. It's unreal. Hey,
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want to remind you, and I went over these numbers
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Speaker 1 (19:53):
Dennis in Nevada, you're up first this half hour Sean
Hannity Show.
Speaker 4 (19:56):
How are you hey, Shawn? Happy Monday? Listen, and you've
gone over all of the all of the things that's
going to be branded. You really have all of the
issues immigration, inflation, crime. One of the things that I
think mister Trump really needs to get his hands around
and get a consistent messages. Abortion. It kicked our butt
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in twenty two and it's going to kick our butt
in twenty four. That's going to be the biggest issue
on from the Democrats perspective, that's all they have to
run on.
Speaker 2 (20:25):
What do you think abortion?
Speaker 1 (20:27):
I think prevented the red wave in twenty twenty two.
I'll be that blunt about it. I think messaging has
gotten better. If you watch my interview with President Trump
last week, I thought he gave the perfect answer, which
is that Roe v.
Speaker 2 (20:40):
Wade was bad law and that.
Speaker 1 (20:42):
The states ought to be deciding, and that means the
people of those states are deciding. You have to anticipate
if you're a candidate for state office, if you're a
congressional candidate, as senatorial candidate, or in the case of
Donald Trump running for president, that the Democrats will lie
and demagogue this issue. Republicans will want back alley abortions.
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They've been doing this for decades. It's a lie. And
any time anyone lies about you in a campaign, you
must immediately confront and combat it. That's the only way
around it. And I would say to Republicans and even
those that consider themselves pro life, that's not where the
country is. And if you want to lose, you know,
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you could do what Monstriano did. And he's a nice guy,
and he was running for governor of Pennsylvania. He didn't
believe in exceptions for rape, ince as to the mother's life.
He lost by the highest margin to a non incumbent
Democratic gubernatorial candidate since the nineteen forties, and he dragged
the rest of the ticket, including doctor Oz, down with him.
Speaker 2 (21:48):
Oz would have won that race.
Speaker 1 (21:50):
You know, he had double digit you know, tickets switching,
which never takes place. You'd never see that. But it
wasn't enough at the end of the day because the
margin was so you know, white at the top of
the ticket. So if you want to know where the
people are, I would argue first trimester, and then I
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would argue dobbs, which is fifteen weeks, and then I
would say, let the people decide and you're going to
have a referendum on it. But more importantly, if you
want to know who the extremists on abortion are, you know,
look at the debate between Rohn de Santis and Governor Knwsom.
I had to push Newsome hard to get an answer
from him, do you support any restrictions on late term abortion? Oh,
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it's not a real issue. Yeah, it is a real issue.
Do you support any restrictions at all? And he started
to get annoyed because I wouldn't accept no answer, and
he finally answered and said it's a decision between a woman,
her doctor, and their conscience. So the answer it was
no restrictions for any late term abortions. The problem is
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that's called infanticide because those are viable babies that could
live outside the womb. Americans are reasonable and the reasonable
position that Americans, if you want consensus, it's first trimester, dobs,
fifteen weeks, and anything short, and you've got to have
the exceptions. Rape vinceys mother's life. If you want to
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be competitive, don't let democrats demagogue the issue. Okay, I
hope that helps answer your question. All right, buddy, Thank you,
Greg North Carolina. Next Sean Hannity Show, Hi.
Speaker 6 (23:28):
Hello, longtime decade listener. But I wanted to ask you.
I am a convicted fellon from thirty years ago, and
I see Trump is in the same position that I am.
I have nonviolent, non victim, non drug I'm an Army
infantry veteran. But I can't even own a gun now
because Senator Charles Schumer keeps, after thirty years, inserting in
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ATF's budget, and I can see how all this pork
gets in there a thing that they cannot expend any
funds to restore someone's gun rights.
Speaker 2 (24:03):
So let me ask you this. What were you convicted
of thirty years ago?
Speaker 6 (24:07):
A paperwork violation with my ATF licenses because I wouldn't
cooperate with them to go around and set up a
bunch of people, and they me, who is the bigger guy?
Not me, that's for sure. But I couldn't. I couldn't
fight it because I ran out of money. And that's
the story of a lot of people when they face
the federal judicial system. They don't have hundreds of thousands
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of dollars.
Speaker 2 (24:30):
But well, my advice to you is to listen.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
If that's the law as it applies to you, don't
violate it because they'll put you in jail. I really
mean that I would be I'm just speaking as a
friend of a friend of mine told me this, I
would give him this or heard the same advice. But
that's something, hopefully that a Republican majority in the Senate
and the House, and a Republican president by the name
of Donald Trump could fix. Because I think thirty years
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you've done your time. I think that you know you
have not had any further offenses. This was a relatively
sounds like a relatively minor offense to me, and you
know you've you've gone thirty years. Does that mean you
can't even like go to a gun range and shoot
a gun.
Speaker 7 (25:12):
No, if I take myself out to go to the
target range or anything without worrying about some ats guy
jumping out of the bushes and throwing me in jail
with a bunch of gang members.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
But you might want to check out Berner if you
don't have any other self defense method because it's legal
in all fifty states. You don't need a background check,
and you don't need a license, and at least it's
something I will tell you. It's a very effective, non
lethal way to defend yourself and your family. I liked.
I personally like the mission for rifle that they have.
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It's amazing. You know, you might want to pinnect with
the USCCA and see if they can help you. Hanging there, buddy,
appreciate the call. Let's say hi to Jake in New Jersey.
What's up, Jake car are you, sir?
Speaker 7 (25:56):
Hi? Sean?
Speaker 8 (25:56):
How are you well?
Speaker 2 (25:58):
I'm good? What's going on?
Speaker 7 (25:59):
Number one?
Speaker 5 (25:59):
I think that I don't know if to realistic trance
that Trump's gonna pick Nikki Haley for his VP, But
I honestly think that's the only way Trump could win
because you need to get the moderates, and if you
have some like some other of his picks, the moderates
might not.
Speaker 2 (26:11):
Go for Look.
Speaker 1 (26:12):
I watched Nicky's endorsement of Trump, and it seemed a
little you know, well, the other guy sucks. Therefore I'm
not going to vote for him. I'm going to vote
for Trump. I didn't think it was particularly enthusiastic. I
much preferred the way Governor DeSantis handled the post primary
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relationship with Trump.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
I like Nikki Haley personally. I've known her for many,
many years.
Speaker 1 (26:41):
Granted in a rough and tumble primary season that she
went through with Trump, but at the end of the day,
I mean, he won hands down. And do I think
it's in everybody's best interest if we unite against this
radicalism that is the New Democratic Socialist New Green Deal Party.
I do, but that's a decision that only she can make.
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I've had one conversation with her since she left the race.
I don't tell people what to do, and I would
hope that this kind of plays itself out naturally, and
I think she could be an asset to President Trump
in a lot of different ways. Doesn't have to be
VP as of now. If I had to tell you
where the names are, I would say it's probably down
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to three, and that would be Marco Senator Marco Rubio,
Senator JD. Vans, and Senator Tim Scott. I don't I'm
not sure Doug Berger makes the cup, but we'll see.
Speaker 5 (27:35):
Who do you prefer the most of all them three?
Speaker 2 (27:38):
I think I'm going to keep that to myself for now.
Speaker 4 (27:40):
Okay.
Speaker 5 (27:41):
Also, don't you think like when President Trump like made
sure that Adam Kings list Cheney got kicked out of
the party because they impeached him, don't you think we
should do the same with like Marjorie tarm Matt Gatez
for keep on trying to get rid of our speakers,
which makes our party very not united.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
No, I don't think they should be kicked out of
the party. I think Republicans need a bigger majority and
get rid of this stupid motion of vacate with one
vote rule.
Speaker 2 (28:03):
That's what I think. Okay, No, I don't think they
should be kicked out.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
We're allowed, you know, they're allowed to have their opinions.
Speaker 5 (28:10):
Are able to have their opinions.
Speaker 1 (28:11):
Also, I'm just telling you right now, I just well,
I mean, okay, I'm not You can't compare the two
of my view anyway. Appreciate the call. Eight hundred and
nine four one shown is on number if you want
to be a part of the program. Joe and Virginia next. Hey,
Joe boy, it's tied in Virginia. Hope that's real. What's
going on?
Speaker 4 (28:30):
Doing?
Speaker 8 (28:31):
Great? How are you doing today?
Speaker 2 (28:32):
I'm good sir. What's on your mind?
Speaker 8 (28:34):
A couple of things if you don't mind. The first
is brief. Donald Trump's got his debate coming up, and
I think I have to believe that he's going to
be ambushed. I can't believe that Joe Biden gets me.
Speaker 1 (28:46):
You mean by fake Jake Tapper and see fake news
CNN and Dana Bash. Yeah, you got to be kidding me.
It's of course it's going to be one sided debate.
Speaker 8 (28:56):
So why why has it he insisted on balancing a
little bit by having a co moderator from the conservative side.
Speaker 1 (29:05):
He's tried to push back hard. I understand that there
have been some concessions made. I don't want to reveal
my sources, but on the issue of who moderates it,
I don't know if there's been any progress made. But
I don't think fake Jake Tapper, who's you know, who's
just a liberal talk show host, or Dana Bash. I
don't think either one of them are fair, balanced and objective. Frankly,
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I don't even think CNN has anybody that's capable of
doing that debate that would do it in a fair way.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
I really don't.
Speaker 8 (29:33):
I agree. Yeah, is there is there is there any
way that you perceived that he might be able to do.
Speaker 7 (29:41):
Something like this.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
I think that the best thing that could happen is
if Joe Biden accepted Trump's invitation. He said, make my day,
accept my two debates on my terms. Oh okay, and
I'm only gonna be willing to go to these four locations,
all liberal venues for the debate. And I think Donald
Trump they threw out a deal that I think Trump
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was right. We discussed it when I interviewed him last week.
I think they suspected he'd say no, that he's not
going to just agree to their terms, and they'd walk
away say well, we tried the debate and he wouldn't
do it. And he said, no, I'll take the debate,
I'll take the unfair format, I'll take all of it.
And I think that he made the right call. I
think America has a right to see both presidential candidates,
(30:28):
and if I was, I actually think they did Trump
a favor when they said they're going to cut off
his Mike cut off as Mike, because I think that
hurt him in the first debate against Biden last time.
And let's let Joe Biden have his two minutes to
talk on his own, and let's see how much red
bull that they give him before, or whatever they give
him before. I also agree with the seventy percent of
Americans that are polled last week to think that there
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should be a drug test. I mean, we do that
for high performing athletes all the time, why not for
presidential candidates? Anyway, I appreciate the call, my friend, eight
hundred and ninety four to one shown. All Right, that's
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sean if you want to be a part of the program. Obviously,
the great State of Arizona is going to play a
very very critical role in electing hopefully Donald Trump at
one hundred and forty seven days from today. Although early
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voting matters, and I know some of you are still
reluctant and resistant, and if I have to say it
ten times a day till it gets through your thick
heads that you can't start out election day hundreds of
thousands of votes behind, I'm just going to keep reminding you, No,
it's not the system I want. It's the system we're
stuck with. However, you voting early voting by mail, I
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can tell you it does work here in the Free
State of Florida, and they have perfected it. It's not
perfected in other states, but you better pay attention to it,
because if you start out hundreds of thousands of votes down, oh,
all of a sudden, yeah, you're leading on election day,
and then as the days passed by slowly, that lead
will erode away, and you want to start banking your votes.
(01:09):
Look at what happened in George Santos's old district. That
was my old district when I was stupid enough to
live in New York. But when they had that special election,
it snowed that day and a lot it happens to
have a high elderly population in the area, and they
didn't get to the polls that day because of the snow,
and it's just awful. So you just got to prepare
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and go in early, and of course fight for voter
integrity measures, voter identification, signature verification, voter ID, chain of
custody controls, updated voter rolls, partisan observers watching the vote
all day and the vote counting all night and the
next day and the next day, depending on how long
(01:54):
it goes on. But anyway, let me just go to
this battle that has ensued where believe it or not,
And this first pass in New York City, although a
court stopped it, and now it has gone to Washington,
d C. And now it seems to be becoming a movement.
(02:16):
And that is that you literally have Democrats that are
pushing to allow non citizens to cast votes. In the
case of Washington, d C. In local elections, which makes
absolutely no sense at all whatsoever. But anyway, that's part
of the battle that's going on. One Arizona politician rubmc
(02:40):
gago and his track record previously voted to allow non
citizens to vote in the DC elections.
Speaker 2 (02:48):
Is insane to me.
Speaker 1 (02:49):
You didn't respect our laws or borders, our sovereignty, and
now you're going to get voting rights on top of it.
Oh so you can what vote in politicians that will
give you amnesty something of great work. It's crazy anyway,
Carry Lake, this Senate seat matters. The balance of power
in the US Senate is hanging in the balance in
this election in one hundred and forty seven days. Also,
(03:11):
nice of House Republicans could increase their majority anyway. Kerry
Lake is now the current Senate candidate for the Republicans.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Great to have you back. How are you.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
I'm doing great. You laid out a lot of some
of the issues we're facing in Arizona. I mean, we've
got to deal with the system we have. It's nowhere
near perfect, not by a long shot, but got to
play in this system, and that means we have to
mail in ballots, early voting, voting on election day, and
then when we win, we can start reforming elections so
(03:44):
that all voters, whether you're liberal, someone in the middle,
or conservative, will feel confident and have faith in our
systems again. But right now, we've got to just vote
in this horrible system we have and get out and
vote and make it too big to rig. As President Trump.
Speaker 1 (03:59):
Says, it looks like things have changed dramatically out in
the state of Arizona and the state of Nevada, and
maybe even New Mexico in the end will go the
same way. But you know, we saw this in the
early primary states. The number one issue by far has
been the issue of Joe Biden's illegal immigrants. And the
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more that we learn about it, the more scary it becomes.
You know, tens and tens of thousands of illegal immigrants
coming from Iran and Syria and China and Russia and
Yemen and Egypt and Afghanistan and Kazakhstan. I mean, we
have over ten million plus Joe Biden unvetted illegal immigrants
(04:42):
in this country. And I have no doubt, and you
could correct me if I'm wrong, that there are teroscels
in this country, plotting and planning and scheming an attack
on this country, and we're not doing anything about it.
He's allowed them in, He's aided and beedded in this.
Speaker 3 (04:59):
It's a ticking and by waiting to happen, I mean,
we know they have actually apprehended some terrorists along the border.
Many others have gotten through, and it's just a phone
call or text message away from wherever the terrorist organization
is to get them triggered and activated here in America,
not to mention the actual criminals to poured out of
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prisons and as President Trump's's mental institutions, and they've emptied
them and sent them to America, taking their burden from
other countries and putting that burden on us. I just
read a story about a Texas father who found came
home to find his daughter dead. She had been sexually
assaulted and murdered by an illegal immigrant who came here.
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Was apprehended, and Joe Biden's system led him back out
onto the streets and he killed this Texas man young daughter.
I mean, this is this is a daily occurrence. I
wish I wish it were one in a million occurrences.
That's a daily occurrence. It's only going to get worse.
And we saw what happened across from the White House
with all these pro terrorists, protesters who are pro homos
(06:02):
and pro terrorism, and you know they're supporting this kind
of insanity, chaos and lawlessness on our streets. And it
is a number one issue. But the border also, sean
plays into the economy, which is also the number one issue.
If you can have two number one issues, it's the
economy and the border. And when we have twelve million
people who Joe Biden has allowed to come into this
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country illegally competing with Americans for housing, that drives the
rent up, that drives the mortgage mortgages up, that drives
everything up, and all of our services and all of
our costs. At the same time, these ten twelve million
people are getting job permits because of Joe Biden handing
them out like candy, and that drives down the wages
(06:43):
because these people will work for peanuts, and it makes
it harder for the working class American just trying to
get by when everything's more expensive. And the middle class,
if there is such a thing anymore, because I think
that Joe Biden has actually killed the middle.
Speaker 1 (06:56):
Class all right, so let me give you a series
of headlines and the course of my research for today's show.
One is from Fox Business. Nearly two thirds of middle
class Americans say they are struggling financially quote, gasping for
air and feeling pessimistic about their finances amid Joe's ongoing inflation.
(07:18):
And again year over year, the last three months were
up three point two percent, three point five percent, three
point four percent again year over year on the issue
of inflation. So I'm not expecting those quote rate cuts
that everyone's been talking about. Then you look at a
zero Hedge article that came out, Oh, Wall Street admits
(07:38):
the biggest economic shocker that all jobs in the past
year have gone to illegal immigrants. And then there was
a moment this weekend, not that anybody watches these stupid
Sunday shows, but over on CBS, Margaret Brennan, you know,
was thrown for a loop when she saw a poll
that showed sixty two percent of Americans want all the
(07:59):
people well Joe Biden's unvetted illegal immigrants supported. What exactly
do people think that they're supporting? It would be called
the rule of law. Where I grew up, I don't know.
Speaker 3 (08:09):
Yeah, it's like the mainstream media is just finally catching
wind to the fact that Americans are fed up. They
can't take it anymore. I mean, it was just this
last quarter, for six hundred thousand jobs were created, according
to Joe Biden, and those went to all foreign born workers,
and more than four hundred thousand jobs were lost, and
(08:31):
those were lost by American born workers. So Americans are
losing their jobs. They are being replaced by people here
illegally who will work for nothing. At the same time,
we're watching the price of everything go up, at the
same time we're watching, you know, crime soar on the streets,
and it's all connected to Joe Biden's bad policies. It's
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dangerous times that way in and the only way to
solve this is to both these people out of office.
And that's why this race in Arizona is so important.
We want to make sure Presidents Trump wins. We've got
to have President Trump back in the White House. His
good policies that made everyone's life easier and better. Even
if you didn't like him, your life was better. But
we can't we can't deliver him a Chuck Schumer controlled
Senate or it's going to be impossible for him to
(09:13):
get things done. We must give him the Senate. We
must get the Senate back. Reuben Diego has talked repeatedly.
Every time he goes on one of those Philly Sunday
shows that you just mentioned, he talks about what he
wants to get rid of the philibuster for. He said
he wanted to get rid of the filibuster a couple
of years ago during the Summer of Love, the so
called Summer of Love, he wanted to get rid of
the philibuster to pass the George Floyd legislation that would
(09:36):
have defunded the police. He marched police rallies. He supports
sanctuary cities, called the border wall dumb and stupid, said
he would never ever ever support funding the border wall.
And you know, this is a guy.
Speaker 2 (09:49):
The other people of Arizona aware of this.
Speaker 3 (09:52):
Well, we're trying to make him aware of it. And
you know, and I'm running a good race. We're running
a really good campaign. But we need to raise more
money to alert the people who he is because the
media is never going to tell the people of Arizona
who he is. To the people of Arizona, he's just
a generic name, a generic Democrat. And of course he's
got Soro's money behind him. The Soros family has endorsed him,
(10:13):
and he's running soft and fluffy ads making it look
like he's mister moderate when he could not be further
from a moderate. He is absolutely hinging on Marxist and
so we have to get out there and to find him.
And that's why I'm out there campaigning so hard and
asking people to chip in a dollar, five dollars or
ten dollars. I know it's hard in Joe Biden's economy
(10:34):
to do that, but we have to get out and
let the people know who he is because they don't
know who he is. When they find out who Reuben
Diego is, they're going to want to run as fast
as they can the other way.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
All right, click freak right back.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
We'll continue more with Arizona Senate candidate Carry Lake is
with us. We continue with Arizona a Senate candidate, Carry
Lake is with us. Let me ask you about what's
going on with Arizona Governor Katie Hobba. According to foxnews
dot Com, under an investigation for this alleged paid a
play scheme and a report revealing that a group home
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company got a rate hike after they donated four hundred
thousand dollars to Hobbs and the state Democratic Party. Is
she in trouble out there?
Speaker 3 (11:17):
Well, we'll see. I mean, the ag who's investigating her is,
you know, in my opinion, shouldn't even be sitting in
that office. That's the way they ran those elections. And
you know, I'm not am I shocked by any of this.
Note we saw how the elections were run, and Katie
Hobbs ran the elections, and everybody around the country and
its practically around the globe, saw how the elections in
Arizona were run.
Speaker 4 (11:36):
And so would it.
Speaker 3 (11:37):
Shock me that she's doing something unethical put perhaps fraudulent. No,
I'm not shocked. But the question is can we get
an honest investigation from the other politician, ag Mays, who
shouldn't even be sitting in that office. So, I you know,
we got the convicts running the state right now, and
we got to wonder if they could really do a
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good job at investigating people in their own party. So
I don't hold out a lot of hope, but it's
just going to I think this is going to be
just one instance that we see major minimum unethical behavior,
possibly criminal behavior at the hands of these people who
are in charge of Arizona right now. And it's absolutely
horrifying to the people of our state because we're stuck,
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almost held hostage by a really bad, poorly run elections
and now we have people at the helm of our
government who are unethical at the least and possibly criminal
at the worst.
Speaker 1 (12:32):
Well, thank god they changed that eighteen sixty four abortion law.
I mean, I was beginning to worry about some of
your fellow Republicans out there, whether they had any brains
in their head, because that would have been a disaster
had they not done that.
Speaker 3 (12:45):
Well, I mean, the worst thing that would have happened there. Obviously,
I'm pro life, and I want to say as many
babies as possible, and you know you can say babies
without necessarily changing laws. Look at what Hungary was able
to do. They never changed a single law. They dropped
the number of abortions in half by passing and pushing
pro family policy, encouraging people to have babies, encouraging an
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economy where you could afford to have babies, and actually
with tax breaks if you have four babies, if you're
a woman who has four babies. In Hungary, you never
pay taxes. Again. They were watching their population collapse. They
had a very very low birth rate, and they said,
we need to pick up the birth rate, which, by
the way, we need to do here in America. The
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problem with having that law in the books was it
would have ushered in this piece of initiative, voter initiative
that's on the ballot in one hundred and forty seven days,
which is written by Planned Parenthood, which will push the
most extreme abortion laws in the country in Arizona. And
if the people of Arizona only had to choose between
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the eighteen sixty four law and this Planned Parenthood voter initiative,
that would cement into our Arizona constitution forever abortion of
in until nine months and beyond. I'm afraid that that
might have passed. And now we have an option for voters.
We have the old fifteen weeks abortion law or the
planned parenthood right up until the moment of birth and
(14:13):
then beyond. So voters now have a choice something that's
more reasonable. And we also want to work to push
forth policy to encourage parenthood, to encourage women when they.
Speaker 1 (14:25):
Find out well, let me ask you this, because we're
just running out of time. People want to learn more
about your campaign.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
How do they do it?
Speaker 3 (14:33):
Thank you, Sean Kerreylake dot com, k A R I
l A k E dot com. It's time for some
common sense solutions. We can solve all the problems we have.
The border crisis we can solve. We can solve the
problem with crime on our streets. We can get our
kids a great education. But we have to have the
right people in office. People are going to push forth
common sense policies that put the citizens of our country first.
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That's what I plan to do. I ask for your
vote if you're in Arizona, and if you can spare
some you know, spare change or a few bucks here
or there, help our campaign grow so that we can
define Reuben Diego and tell people who he really is
and make sure we save our state and save our country.
Speaker 1 (15:11):
All right, Kurry, like always good to have you, We'll
have you back. This is an important race and important state. Obviously,
h twenty five to the top of the hour. We'll
get to your calls coming up. Eight hundred nine four one, Sean,
If you want to be a part of the program,
I mean, Democrats have lost their friggin minds. We're gonna
get to that in a second. I don't know if
you saw this. Caitlin Clark has been left off the
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team USA's women's basketball team for the twenty twenty four
Summer Olympics. Maybe they kind of miss that she's the
all time leading scorer in NCAA history for college women's
basketball and why she's been bullied in the WNBA. And
I'm you know, I guess that's you know, welcome to
the league. Haha, Okay to do this. These other players
(15:58):
and the people involved than this, they are so shortsighted.
Speaker 2 (16:03):
You know, she had she played this weekend. Friday night,
she played.
Speaker 1 (16:06):
She scored thirty points in thirty nine minutes against the
Washington Mystics. And by the way, it included a rookie
record tying seven to three pointers during the game as
her team won eighty five eighty three. She scored more
than a third of her team's points. And she's just
(16:27):
acclimating to the league. It's going to take a little
time and being targeted at the same time. Oh, but
she's not good enough of the Olympics. I'm telling you,
people are petty. If I was her, honestly, she could
start her own league with a group of other people
because they're not paying people crap in the WNBA. And
if the WNBA doesn't want her, and get a group
(16:48):
of other people, get a lot of college players and
start a competing league and watch what happens. The WNBA
will fold like a cheap suit because it's like, it's
not like this selling out every arena that they're in.
It's not like the players are making a lot of money.
I don't think they have figured out that a rising
(17:08):
tide of interest in the w NBA because of somebody
with her talent and ability lifts all boats and benefits
every player, and the more people that show up in
the seats for these games, the more money that they're
ultimately gonna make. The way I went to the Stanley
Cup playoff opening game over the weekend, lind are you
proud of me? And I wore my Florida Panthers jersey.
Speaker 2 (17:31):
Definitely a very subtle hat tip to you know, Hokeel.
I want to send her a message and doing a
great job.
Speaker 1 (17:37):
Nothing to do with Hulkell. I'm from Florida and I
support my Florida team.
Speaker 2 (17:42):
First of all, you can't say you're from Florida. You're
from I live in Florida. Okay.
Speaker 1 (17:49):
I left New York for sixteen years and Fox brought
me back to New York. I had no intention of
going back to New York, although it was kind of
nice at the time.
Speaker 2 (17:59):
Different time. Yeah, very no, we see them. There were times.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
We had a good run there for a while, but
New York has gone to Adam ship and it's just
it's horrible right now, and it's.
Speaker 2 (18:11):
Getting morse every day.
Speaker 1 (18:12):
You see now these guys on mopeds, you know, gangs
on mopeds that are doing you know, grab robberies against
innocent New Yorkers and now cops have to tackle them.
That one poor cop is like at of skin ripped
off his body as he's tackling these people. You know,
of course, you know Joe Biden unvetted illegal immigrants. It's unreal. Hey,
(18:32):
want to remind you, and I went over these numbers
earlier today, nearly two thirds of the middle class in
our country. Fox business reportings say they are struggling financially
and they're gasping for air. That's how bad things are now.
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Dennis in Nevada, you're up first this half hour Sean
Hannity Show.
Speaker 4 (19:56):
How are you hey, Shawn? Happy Monday? Listen, and you've
gone over all of the all of the things that's
going to be branded. You really have all of the
issues immigration, inflation, crime. One of the things that I
think mister Trump really needs to get his hands around
and get a consistent messages. Abortion. It kicked our butt
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in twenty two and it's going to kick our butt
in twenty four. That's going to be the biggest issue
on from the Democrats perspective, that's all they have to
run on.
Speaker 2 (20:25):
What do you think abortion?
Speaker 1 (20:27):
I think prevented the red wave in twenty twenty two.
I'll be that blunt about it. I think messaging has
gotten better. If you watch my interview with President Trump
last week, I thought he gave the perfect answer, which
is that Roe v.
Speaker 2 (20:40):
Wade was bad law and that.
Speaker 1 (20:42):
The states ought to be deciding, and that means the
people of those states are deciding. You have to anticipate
if you're a candidate for state office, if you're a
congressional candidate, as senatorial candidate, or in the case of
Donald Trump running for president, that the Democrats will lie
and demagogue this issue. Republicans will want back alley abortions.
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They've been doing this for decades. It's a lie. And
any time anyone lies about you in a campaign, you
must immediately confront and combat it. That's the only way
around it. And I would say to Republicans and even
those that consider themselves pro life, that's not where the
country is. And if you want to lose, you know,
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you could do what Monstriano did. And he's a nice guy,
and he was running for governor of Pennsylvania. He didn't
believe in exceptions for rape, ince as to the mother's life.
He lost by the highest margin to a non incumbent
Democratic gubernatorial candidate since the nineteen forties, and he dragged
the rest of the ticket, including doctor Oz, down with him.
Speaker 2 (21:48):
Oz would have won that race.
Speaker 1 (21:50):
You know, he had double digit you know, tickets switching,
which never takes place. You'd never see that. But it
wasn't enough at the end of the day because the
margin was so you know, white at the top of
the ticket. So if you want to know where the
people are, I would argue first trimester, and then I
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would argue dobbs, which is fifteen weeks, and then I
would say, let the people decide and you're going to
have a referendum on it. But more importantly, if you
want to know who the extremists on abortion are, you know,
look at the debate between Rohn de Santis and Governor Knwsom.
I had to push Newsome hard to get an answer
from him, do you support any restrictions on late term abortion? Oh,
(22:31):
it's not a real issue. Yeah, it is a real issue.
Do you support any restrictions at all? And he started
to get annoyed because I wouldn't accept no answer, and
he finally answered and said it's a decision between a woman,
her doctor, and their conscience. So the answer it was
no restrictions for any late term abortions. The problem is
(22:53):
that's called infanticide because those are viable babies that could
live outside the womb. Americans are reasonable and the reasonable
position that Americans, if you want consensus, it's first trimester, dobs,
fifteen weeks, and anything short, and you've got to have
the exceptions. Rape vinceys mother's life. If you want to
(23:14):
be competitive, don't let democrats demagogue the issue. Okay, I
hope that helps answer your question. All right, buddy, Thank you,
Greg North Carolina. Next Sean Hannity Show, Hi.
Speaker 6 (23:28):
Hello, longtime decade listener. But I wanted to ask you.
I am a convicted fellon from thirty years ago, and
I see Trump is in the same position that I am.
I have nonviolent, non victim, non drug I'm an Army
infantry veteran. But I can't even own a gun now
because Senator Charles Schumer keeps, after thirty years, inserting in
(23:53):
ATF's budget, and I can see how all this pork
gets in there a thing that they cannot expend any
funds to restore someone's gun rights.
Speaker 2 (24:03):
So let me ask you this. What were you convicted
of thirty years ago?
Speaker 6 (24:07):
A paperwork violation with my ATF licenses because I wouldn't
cooperate with them to go around and set up a
bunch of people, and they me, who is the bigger guy?
Not me, that's for sure. But I couldn't. I couldn't
fight it because I ran out of money. And that's
the story of a lot of people when they face
the federal judicial system. They don't have hundreds of thousands
(24:29):
of dollars.
Speaker 2 (24:30):
But well, my advice to you is to listen.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
If that's the law as it applies to you, don't
violate it because they'll put you in jail. I really
mean that I would be I'm just speaking as a
friend of a friend of mine told me this, I
would give him this or heard the same advice. But
that's something, hopefully that a Republican majority in the Senate
and the House, and a Republican president by the name
of Donald Trump could fix. Because I think thirty years
(24:56):
you've done your time. I think that you know you
have not had any further offenses. This was a relatively
sounds like a relatively minor offense to me, and you
know you've you've gone thirty years. Does that mean you
can't even like go to a gun range and shoot
a gun.
Speaker 7 (25:12):
No, if I take myself out to go to the
target range or anything without worrying about some ats guy
jumping out of the bushes and throwing me in jail
with a bunch of gang members.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
But you might want to check out Berner if you
don't have any other self defense method because it's legal
in all fifty states. You don't need a background check,
and you don't need a license, and at least it's
something I will tell you. It's a very effective, non
lethal way to defend yourself and your family. I liked.
I personally like the mission for rifle that they have.
(25:44):
It's amazing. You know, you might want to pinnect with
the USCCA and see if they can help you. Hanging there, buddy,
appreciate the call. Let's say hi to Jake in New Jersey.
What's up, Jake car are you, sir?
Speaker 7 (25:56):
Hi? Sean?
Speaker 8 (25:56):
How are you well?
Speaker 2 (25:58):
I'm good? What's going on?
Speaker 7 (25:59):
Number one?
Speaker 5 (25:59):
I think that I don't know if to realistic trance
that Trump's gonna pick Nikki Haley for his VP, But
I honestly think that's the only way Trump could win
because you need to get the moderates, and if you
have some like some other of his picks, the moderates
might not.
Speaker 2 (26:11):
Go for Look.
Speaker 1 (26:12):
I watched Nicky's endorsement of Trump, and it seemed a
little you know, well, the other guy sucks. Therefore I'm
not going to vote for him. I'm going to vote
for Trump. I didn't think it was particularly enthusiastic. I
much preferred the way Governor DeSantis handled the post primary
(26:33):
relationship with Trump.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
I like Nikki Haley personally. I've known her for many,
many years.
Speaker 1 (26:41):
Granted in a rough and tumble primary season that she
went through with Trump, but at the end of the day,
I mean, he won hands down. And do I think
it's in everybody's best interest if we unite against this
radicalism that is the New Democratic Socialist New Green Deal Party.
I do, but that's a decision that only she can make.
(27:03):
I've had one conversation with her since she left the race.
I don't tell people what to do, and I would
hope that this kind of plays itself out naturally, and
I think she could be an asset to President Trump
in a lot of different ways. Doesn't have to be
VP as of now. If I had to tell you
where the names are, I would say it's probably down
(27:25):
to three, and that would be Marco Senator Marco Rubio,
Senator JD. Vans, and Senator Tim Scott. I don't I'm
not sure Doug Berger makes the cup, but we'll see.
Speaker 5 (27:35):
Who do you prefer the most of all them three?
Speaker 2 (27:38):
I think I'm going to keep that to myself for now.
Speaker 4 (27:40):
Okay.
Speaker 5 (27:41):
Also, don't you think like when President Trump like made
sure that Adam Kings list Cheney got kicked out of
the party because they impeached him, don't you think we
should do the same with like Marjorie tarm Matt Gatez
for keep on trying to get rid of our speakers,
which makes our party very not united.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
No, I don't think they should be kicked out of
the party. I think Republicans need a bigger majority and
get rid of this stupid motion of vacate with one
vote rule.
Speaker 2 (28:03):
That's what I think. Okay, No, I don't think they
should be kicked out.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
We're allowed, you know, they're allowed to have their opinions.
Speaker 5 (28:10):
Are able to have their opinions.
Speaker 1 (28:11):
Also, I'm just telling you right now, I just well,
I mean, okay, I'm not You can't compare the two
of my view anyway. Appreciate the call. Eight hundred and
nine four one shown is on number if you want
to be a part of the program. Joe and Virginia next. Hey,
Joe boy, it's tied in Virginia. Hope that's real. What's
going on?
Speaker 4 (28:30):
Doing?
Speaker 8 (28:31):
Great? How are you doing today?
Speaker 2 (28:32):
I'm good sir. What's on your mind?
Speaker 8 (28:34):
A couple of things if you don't mind. The first
is brief. Donald Trump's got his debate coming up, and
I think I have to believe that he's going to
be ambushed. I can't believe that Joe Biden gets me.
Speaker 1 (28:46):
You mean by fake Jake Tapper and see fake news
CNN and Dana Bash. Yeah, you got to be kidding me.
It's of course it's going to be one sided debate.
Speaker 8 (28:56):
So why why has it he insisted on balancing a
little bit by having a co moderator from the conservative side.
Speaker 1 (29:05):
He's tried to push back hard. I understand that there
have been some concessions made. I don't want to reveal
my sources, but on the issue of who moderates it,
I don't know if there's been any progress made. But
I don't think fake Jake Tapper, who's you know, who's
just a liberal talk show host, or Dana Bash. I
don't think either one of them are fair, balanced and objective. Frankly,
(29:27):
I don't even think CNN has anybody that's capable of
doing that debate that would do it in a fair way.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
I really don't.
Speaker 8 (29:33):
I agree. Yeah, is there is there is there any
way that you perceived that he might be able to do.
Speaker 7 (29:41):
Something like this.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
I think that the best thing that could happen is
if Joe Biden accepted Trump's invitation. He said, make my day,
accept my two debates on my terms. Oh okay, and
I'm only gonna be willing to go to these four locations,
all liberal venues for the debate. And I think Donald
Trump they threw out a deal that I think Trump
(30:05):
was right. We discussed it when I interviewed him last week.
I think they suspected he'd say no, that he's not
going to just agree to their terms, and they'd walk
away say well, we tried the debate and he wouldn't
do it. And he said, no, I'll take the debate,
I'll take the unfair format, I'll take all of it.
And I think that he made the right call. I
think America has a right to see both presidential candidates,
(30:28):
and if I was, I actually think they did Trump
a favor when they said they're going to cut off
his Mike cut off as Mike, because I think that
hurt him in the first debate against Biden last time.
And let's let Joe Biden have his two minutes to
talk on his own, and let's see how much red
bull that they give him before, or whatever they give
him before. I also agree with the seventy percent of
Americans that are polled last week to think that there
(30:50):
should be a drug test. I mean, we do that
for high performing athletes all the time, why not for
presidential candidates? Anyway, I appreciate the call, my friend, eight
hundred and ninety four to one shown. All Right, that's
gonna wrap things up for today. Here we go Verdig
watch again, this time in the Hunter Biden gun trial case.
We'll have an update with Jonathan Turley and Alan Dershowitz,
(31:11):
a much much more. Also Vivek Ramaswami, Tommy larn Mark Penn. Yeah,
Democrats melting down over Biden being their candidate and also
what about the fifty one unrepentant deep state liars? Huh,
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