September 25, 2026 • 28 mins
Sean Hannity sits down with Joe Abraham, father of 20-year-old Katie Abraham, who was killed in a crash involving a previously deported Guatemalan national. Joe reflects on the loss of his daughter, the role his faith has played in carrying him through grief, and why he believes immigration and sanctuary policies failed his family. The hour also turns to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s U.N. speech, skepticism about political polling, and the arguments Hannity wants listeners to have at their fingertips heading into the midterms.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, News Roundup and Information Overload Hour, toll-free. Our
number this Friday is 800-941-SHAWN if you want to be
a part of this program. You know, I've been doing
this for a long time. It's our 25th year in syndication.
I'm about to complete my 30th year of Fox, and
I have a lot more years on radio than in syndication,
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and I'm honored to do what I do. One of
the hardest parts of this job and I don't consider
this job hard, to be honest, because I love it.
And when you love something, it's not really work. And
I thank all of you for that. But one of
the harder, hardest parts of this job is when you
have to interview people that, you know, are in pain.
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I can't think of anything worse. Like I watched, for example,
and we discussed earlier this week, the issue of addiction and,
as Cindy Crawford and her husband lost their 27-year-old son.
We're getting more details on that. And I don't like
what I'm reading. I don't like the person that was
running this facility. It was not a real rehab facility.
(01:06):
It was not a licensed one. His background is not
one that gives me any hope or comfort. But from
what I know, and I've heard from people that actually
know them, is they have been trying for years to
help their child overcome addiction, but they lost their child,
27 years old. Back to the issue at hand, there
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are so many angel moms and angel dads that we
have had on this program over the years, and it's heartbreaking.
I'm going to play one here, and then I will
introduce you to Joe Abraham. He is the father of
Katie Abraham, and this is him describing his daughter being
killed by an illegal immigrant, drunk driver at this Senate
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hearing on Capitol Hill. Listen.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
So before I begin, I want you to picture something
pretty ordinary. A car sitting at a red light idle.
Five young friends inside, talking, laughing, having a normal night.
My daughter Katie was in the back seat. Car wasn't moving.
It was at a red light.
Speaker 3 (02:10):
In a single instant, my daughter's life was gone.
Speaker 2 (02:14):
An intoxicated, illegal immigrant slammed into the back of her
car at 80 miles an hour.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
They never saw that coming. First responders fought to pull
my daughter's dead body out of that car.
Speaker 2 (02:27):
She didn't survive. The man who caused the crash, Julio
Cuco Bull, a Guatemalan national who had already been deported, ran,
but was eventually captured in Milford, Texas, trying to escape
the country. Despite federal authorities knowing who he was, He
was able to reenter the United States in 2022 and
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live in Illinois under a false identity because state policies
and enforcement gaps fail to protect the public. Katie deserved
a future full of love, laughter, and life, graduating college,
building a career, falling in love, and experiencing all the
joys and heartbreak of adulthood. Instead, that was stolen at
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a red light in a street in Illinois. The man
who killed her described himself in court as unable to
read or write English, even Spanish.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
He spoke a Chi Mayan language from Guatemala.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
Yet somehow he possessed an Illinois driver's license, valid.
Speaker 3 (03:33):
So when a system sends signals that.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Borders are porous, that deportations are ignored, and that enforcement
is unlikely, people who are willing to ignore the.
Speaker 3 (03:43):
Law will take advantage of those conditions.
Speaker 2 (03:45):
That is not a complicated idea.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
That is human behavior. It's predictable.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
And when those incentives exist, the consequences are not abstract.
Speaker 3 (03:57):
Families like mine live with them forever.
Speaker 4 (03:59):
All right.
Speaker 1 (04:00):
Anyway, joining us now is Joe Abraham is with us.
I really don't have words, Joe. to express to you
my deepest condolences, my deepest sympathies, my prayers for you,
my prayers for your family. You're an angel, dad, father
to Katie, taken from you far too soon. An illegal immigrant,
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you know, hit the back of the car that she
was sitting at a red light. She was in the
back seat. She died. As a result, she was only
20 years old. President Trump named his effort with the
DHS to extricate illegals from the nation. And, you know,
I know you're taking this fight to help other angel
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families that have suffered like you and prevent more people
from joining them. What words do you have to Joe Biden,
Kamala Harris, Alejandro Mayorkas? Because I looked at them lying
to us, saying the border's closed, secure. as the single
most preventable national security disaster in our nation's history. And
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I've interviewed many angel families, moms, dads, brothers, sisters. And,
you know, it's just it's so preventable. Never would have
happened otherwise. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 5 (05:22):
Yeah, and you're absolutely right, Sean. It's good to be
with you. But there are no words heavy enough to describe.
You know, you can't say enough to help grieving parents
when they lose a child like that. You know that
you're coming from a good place, and they understand that.
So it's really nothing that you need to say to
any Angel family, in my view. It's just— it' s a devastating thing.
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And to your point, you know, I thought I was
a strong man. I didn't fear very much in life.
I certainly don't fear anything right now. But— Because what
happened is you've met your worst nightmare and nothing else
can compare to that. And I would not fear anything.
I do not walk in fear anymore. I walk in
faith now. You must lean on something stronger than you.
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And that, to me, was my faith. And in the
room that I had to construct because of the last administration,
that I was forced in this position, the room that
I had to construct, that I sit there and I
read the Bible with, and I talked to my daughter,
Katie and her spirit, uh, Psalm 34, 18, always kind
of bought, brought me this quiet comfort where it said,
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the Lord is close to the brokenhearted, which to me, it,
you know, it, to me, it means that God is
not standing at a distance watching. He is in the
wreckage with us. And, you know, if you don't have
something that is stronger than you, It's really tough to
get through these types of tragedies. And let's be honest,
this is a self-made tragedy by the administration prior to
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Donald Trump that put us in this place. It's an
indictment on them. And it's crazy to me that we
still have no accountability from anyone, any policymakers. And I'm
going to write on that in the town hall column
that I do. I'm going to write about the fact
that we have still not seen any Any accountability. We
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haven't seen any humility, any humanity. We haven't seen anything
along the lines that said these policies created tragedies and
we need to rethink it. The arrogance is amazing, staggering
to me, Sean.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
So this guy was charged with multiple offenses. And by
the way, your daughter had a friend that was also killed.
This was a drunken driving, you know, hit and run wreck.
caused by this illegal Guatemalan national. He was sentenced to
30 years in prison, which I don't frankly think is
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enough myself. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 5 (07:56):
No, and he was plea-dealed by Illinois to 30 years
after two deaths and three injuries, right? So think about
this Guatemalan. Here's who we're protecting, all these advocates and
the politicians. Here's who they're protecting. Guatemalan previously deported. using
a Mexican alias, false identities, right? He was already had
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interaction with Urbana police, no follow-up, no court dates. They
didn't do anything with that. He is running around our communities,
by the way, and Illinois didn't even help him. He
came into our communities with HIV and Illinois didn't detect it.
They didn't test for it. They didn't help him with
his communicable disease. They just let him out on his
own to fend for himself. He also said he didn't
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have one day of schooling. He didn't have any sort
of way to communicate. He knew this Chi Chi link. Sean,
every link in the chain was broken. Every link could
have stopped this. And the government in Illinois and the
Biden administration allowed this to happen.
Speaker 6 (09:01):
And I'm only one case.
Speaker 4 (09:02):
Let me tell you something.
Speaker 5 (09:03):
This wasn't the only guy that fell through the cracks.
This is Russian roulette. I never thought it was going
to happen to me. Who's next? I hope nobody. And
that's what we're fighting for.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
It's over 12 million unvetted Harris, Biden, Mayorkas illegals. The
way I put it, Joe, is that they have blood
on their hands. Let me ask you a question. Do
you ever get a call from Joe Biden? Ever get
a call from Kamala Harris, the Borders are Alejandro Mayorkas,
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the DHS secretary, you know, that that slob of a
governor that you have, J.B. Pritzker, any of them ever
pick up a phone and call you?
Speaker 5 (09:41):
They all turn their backs on us. No one wants
to hear our inconvenient stories.
Speaker 4 (09:45):
We don't rate.
Speaker 5 (09:46):
I think we've got to understand that. If there's a tragedy,
I'll speak for Illinois. If there's a tragedy like this,
you're an inconvenient story. They will turn their backs on
you in a heartbeat. I was in the oversight committee
hearing last June. 2025, eight and a half hours. sitting
feet away from J.B. Pritzker. He didn't even look in
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my direction. He didn't even give me a glance, not
a word. I'm in the same room for him. And
the other thing is we're a one-party state in Illinois,
so I don't care about Democrats or Republicans, but Democrats
won the state. That's just a fact. Not one decided
to come even say, sorry for your loss, or even
what can we do to help alleviate this catastrophe we created.
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Not one. So it was that day.
Speaker 1 (10:33):
When I had to speak out. When Donald Trump started
his second term and he had his state of the
state address and then later his first state of the union,
in both those addresses, he did deal with and introduce
angel families. Like, for example, the first year it was
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Lake and Riley's family and Rachel Morin's family. Lake and
Riley was a nursing student jogging. Rachel Morin was a
mother of five. And then you have the mother of
little 12 year old Jocelyn Nungary, who was brutally raped
and then just dumped in the Rio Grande River. And
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not one Democrat that I see that even stood to
honor these families and commit themselves to the cause to prevent,
you know, further instances like this. I mean, I was
on the air every single night, Joe. Every night, show
and video of these people crossing our border, unvetted, illegally
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into our country. And then, you know, I play Joe
Biden and Kamala and Mayorkas say, no, no, no. The
border is closed. Border is secure. Don't believe your lion eyes.
And they don't care. And I said at the time
and I will say it again today that I believe
it's a party that has lost their heart and their
soul and their conscience. If government doesn't protect the most
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innocent among us in this case, your 20 year old
daughter and one of her close friends, if they don't
if they don't protect them, what's the point? What role
do they really have?
Speaker 5 (12:13):
It's amazing the inversion that's happened. So Katie got no
protection for a legal immigrant killer. was not only protected, encouraged,
and incentivized with tax dollars. Think about it. My tax
dollars in Illinois helped fund my daughter's killer. So let
that sit in for a little bit there, how disgusting
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that is. But yeah, we were in front of— I testified
in Congress a couple times. Jessica Gorman and I were
in front of Jayapal, the subcommittee hearing, some of the
Democrats on that side. And they told us point blank, hey,
we're tired of hearing this. This is the fourth hearing
we had on angel families and sanctuary policies. We're done
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with it. We have other things to do. We've got
to go after Trump. We don't have time for your stories.
They told us that point blank. Nadler was sleeping during
our testimonies. There is no decency to this. There's no humanity.
What does it cost you to look someone in the eye?
Even if ideology is your North Star and your policies
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help create environments that killed Americans, you could at least
look at them in the eye and say, yeah, I'm sorry,
but here's why I'm doing it, right? At least talk
to us. The contempt that's shown... I've never seen anything
like this. And they tell you, don't make it political. Oh,
I got it. So only one side gets a political, right?
You can take a complex situation.
Speaker 1 (13:39):
Don't make it political. It's their policies that caused it.
That's political.
Speaker 5 (13:43):
You cannot decouple that, Sean. I cannot couple my daughter's
death with your policies and your decisions that you made
far away from us that affected us, that met us
in that intersection that night and killed my daughter. So
you want to tell me not to make it political?
Speaker 4 (13:59):
I don't know how I don't.
Speaker 5 (14:00):
I don't know how I do that.
Speaker 1 (14:03):
I don't think anybody can. Joe, what you're doing is meaningful.
And I'll tell you why. Because I think that your
voice is going to cause change and save other children
that will never be able to calculate. And I appreciate
you and all you you're doing. My prayers, my condolences,
my deepest sympathies are with you and your family. I
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don't think this pain ever goes away. And you're in
my prayers. And I know I can speak for my
audience that you're in the prayers of everyone listening to
you right now. God bless you, my friend. Appreciate you.
Keep up the great work. And God give you peace.
I wish I had more to offer you.
Speaker 4 (14:45):
I don't.
Speaker 5 (14:47):
We have to live with the consequences of poor decisions
and poor reckless policies.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
And that's just the.
Speaker 5 (14:54):
Reality we live in right now. But I appreciate you
and God bless.
Speaker 1 (14:57):
All right, my friend, God bless you and your family.
We'll continue. Let's get to our busy phones. Let's say
hi to Chris is in New York City. Chris, how
you doing? What's going on? How you doing there? How's
New York?
Speaker 4 (15:12):
I'm doing all right. We're getting ready for a huge
storm this weekend. It's going to be a Nor'easter.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
Oh, no, I've been reading all about the entire East
Coast from North Carolina, South Carolina, all the way up
through New England is getting slammed, and they're expecting massive
storm surges.
Speaker 4 (15:27):
Yep.
Speaker 5 (15:27):
Yep.
Speaker 6 (15:28):
But anyway, that's that's not what I called about.
Speaker 1 (15:30):
By the way, the weather in New York has totally
sucked all year. You got to admit it.
Speaker 7 (15:36):
It has not been a good a good.
Speaker 4 (15:38):
It wasn't a good summer. I mean, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1 (15:40):
That it wasn't a good summer. Wasn't a good spring.
Wasn't a good winter. And it's not a good fall. No,
it's absolutely been atrocious going on. What's on your mind
this Friday?
Speaker 7 (15:52):
Okay, I wanted to talk about Netanyahu's speech yesterday. I
think he made a huge mistake by elevating Mondami's position
by making him an international figure now, which I don't
really think he was.
Speaker 4 (16:05):
Everything he said was a plus.
Speaker 5 (16:07):
To our enemies.
Speaker 1 (16:07):
I mean, the whole world watched that happen. I could
not disagree with you anymore. I think Bibi calling out
this creepy... you know, calling out his anti-Semitism, his wife's,
you know, approval on social media of the atrocities of
October 7th, et cetera. I don't think it can be
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pointed out enough. It is a real problem, the rise
of virulent anti-Semitism worldwide in the halls of Congress, on
college campuses, even on the airwaves. You got You know,
people all the way in the far left and the
squad elite, you know, all the way through the spectrum
to the woke right, the new woke right, I call them.
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You know, I just think that it's their repulsive people
that are anti-Semitic. Blaming the victim and standing up for
his country in defense of their very existence needed to
be done. Calling out the likes of Mamdani, I think,
needed to be done. And I'm glad he did it.
Speaker 7 (17:11):
But people in Europe and the Mideast, they didn't necessarily
know that much about Mamdani. Now they know that he's
capable of getting under net.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
Everybody knows about Mamdani. Trust me. That is a worldwide story.
The fact that America is flirting with socialism is a
worldwide story. And by the way, I really don't give
a flying rip what Western Europe thinks about America because
without us, they're dead in the water. They have destroyed
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their continent. They have destroyed their individual countries. They have
lost their identity. Western civilization, as we once knew it,
is disintegrating before our eyes, you know, because they've adopted
radical climate alarmism and socialism, unfettered illegal immigration, no assimilation.
And they don't they don't keep up with their national
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security needs. And as a result, they are vulnerable. And
without the U.S., as their little blankie, they're done without us.
Speaker 4 (18:14):
Everything you said is also happening in Canada.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
Yeah, well, the same thing applies to Canada. But look
at what Donald Trump just did this week, and nobody
gave any credence to it. This deal with Denmark and
Greenland is brilliant on his part. We have bases, military bases,
strategic bases in perpetuity, and he locked out our geopolitical foes,
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China and Russia. It was brilliant.
Speaker 7 (18:42):
Well, yeah, but Canada's selling parts of Canada to the Chinese.
I mean, there's a huge Chinese influence in Canada now,
which nobody's.
Speaker 1 (18:48):
Paying attention to. Canada is meaningless to me. And frankly,
I'm looking at them as an afterthought at this point.
They've treated us horribly. And meanwhile, you know, Canada will
need American defenses if, God forbid, something happens to them.
You know, whether or not we want to get involved
to help them is going to be our decision at
that time. I tend to think we likely would. But
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you know what? That's not a guarantee. They should be
the masters of their own destiny. But they're not.
Speaker 7 (19:18):
We stood up when the Russians were in Cuba. Now
there's the Chinese in Canada. That's way more important than
the Russians.
Speaker 4 (19:26):
Were in Cuba.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Well, I think President Trump, you know, he... People don't
understand Trump. I noticed a lot of criticism of him,
you know, for hosting President Xi. I was on the
trip to China with the president on Air Force One,
and I watched what happened on the ground in China
when President Trump arrived and they. you know, talk about
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rolling out the red carpet. I mean, they pulled out
all the stops to honor President Trump. And he reciprocated
and gets criticized for doing the same thing. You know,
his strategy is kind of like we saw this in
his first term with Little Rocket Man and Kim Jong-un.
His first course of action is to try to get
along and figure out areas where there can be agreement
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and have a relationship so they can resolve issues. That's it.
If you can't, then a situation like with the Iranians happens.
but that should be the last resort, and the president,
you know, he's giving up nothing else but his time
and a couple of meals to President Xi. Who cares?
And I know President Trump personally, he doesn't hold back
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in these meetings. He lets them have it. I just
did a podcast with Caroline Leavitt, and she was describing
conversations that he has with world leaders. I mean, he's
dropping F-bombs. He does not give a flying rip. He
just lets them have it. Everything that he says publicly...
He's saying to them privately. So, you know, we should
be glad that we have a president that doesn't cower,
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you know, to these, you know, third-rate dictators.
Speaker 4 (21:05):
Yeah, I agree. I agree. But, oh, okay.
Speaker 5 (21:07):
All right, man.
Speaker 1 (21:09):
All right, Chris, enjoy New York. Enjoy New York City.
Go get some coffee later today, okay? All right, man.
800-941-SHAWN if you want to do a part of, be
a part of the program. Brock is in Iowa. Now,
we're watching that race out there. This is an important
race with Joni Ernst now retiring. We got Ms. Hinton
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running for the Republicans, who I think is a great candidate.
I would like to see her be a little bit
more dynamic on the campaign trail, but I think she
would be a great senator. What's going on, Brock? How
are you?
Speaker 5 (21:42):
Good.
Speaker 6 (21:42):
How are you doing today, Sean?
Speaker 1 (21:44):
I'm good, sir. Happy Friday.
Speaker 6 (21:46):
Happy Friday to you as well. Hey, so yesterday you
were talking about you don't trust the polls. So I
work for a company. We do door-to-door polls here in Iowa.
And I have to say, sir, you are 100% correct.
The numbers that we're pulling in are not even close
to matching what the media polls are showing for Iowa.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
You see, we got to understand here, a lot of
the polling companies I trust have not really gone in.
I know that Matt Towery's gone in a little bit
and Robert Cahaley's gone in a little bit. But the
companies that we're hearing from have historically polled Donald Trump atrociously.
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They can't be any more wrong. And look at what
happened with El-Sayed. El-Sayed was supposed to win by 20
points and he won by a point. Francesca Hong, there
were polls showing she'd win by 30 points, anywhere between
20 and 30 points. And there were many of them
And she lost by 3,000 votes. So the polling's been atrocious.
So my advice to my friends in this audience is
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don't pay attention to them because they're designed to impact
your psyche. Look, I read this stuff every day because
I have to for my job. And I can tell
you when I read the polls, if I allowed myself,
if I wasn't as disciplined as I am in my life,
I'm telling you it can be deflating. But that's the
purpose of it. And, you know, I'm professional. I'm listening
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to my own advice. And I'm just telling you, if
I allowed myself to go there, I'd be like, oh,
we're doomed. We're doomed. I'm not doing it. And I'm
saying assume that your vote will be the determining outcome
vote in the election. If you act that way, we
increase our odds exponentially.
Speaker 6 (23:36):
Yeah, absolutely. You know, like you were saying about President Trump,
one of our questions that we ask is how you
feel about his handling of the country. And, you know,
the polls we see, it's like they got it at what?
Thirty four percent. I'm saying probably six out of 10
people are telling me they still approve of the president.
So that's just.
Speaker 1 (23:54):
Look, I know, for example, there's nobody listening to my
voice right now that likes to pay higher gas prices.
Speaker 4 (24:01):
Nobody.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
But I've gone over repeatedly the president's success. as it
relates to the economy. I mean, you know, we had
recent Census Bureau data, and in that data, it was very,
very clear that, you know, we're making major strides, especially
for Hispanic Americans and poverty. We had Hispanic and African
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American poverty, all-time lows. Incomes for the bottom 25% of
wage earners rose to the highest level ever. Median income,
that's middle-class America. Now their incomes rose to the highest
level ever. And, you know, there's one thing you have
to factor in while you're annoyed filling up your gas tank.
And I find it annoying, even though I now have
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money in my life. I still think like I was
when I was when I had no money in my life.
I can't explain why, but that's how I think. And
I'm just telling you, I get pissed off when I'm
filling up my tank. I don't like it. And however,
I do like the fact a lot that Iran will
never have a nuclear weapon. I like that a lot.
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I like that we're going to make sure that our
children and grandchildren don't have to deal with a nuclear-armed
Iran in their lifetime. Because I believe that's a country
that would use it. So I hope people factor that
into their thinking. I can't make them, but I'm just
pointing that out. This was not... This was not a
haphazard decision on the president's part. He didn't he didn't
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just say, oh, I'm going to wake up and I'm
going to bomb Iran.
Speaker 5 (25:32):
No.
Speaker 1 (25:33):
According to every person I know that was in the know,
he had no choice. Either do it now or they
will have a nuclear weapon. Anyway, Brock, I appreciate you.
I'm glad that's vital information you're passing on and a
great reminder for our audience. We appreciate it. Philip is
in Pennsylvania, the Commonwealth. Philip, how are you? Glad you called, sir.
Speaker 4 (25:55):
Thank you, sir. I'm very well. I was calling because
kind of segues into what you were just saying with
the previous caller about what Trump has accomplished and the
statistics you were spouting. And that's why I was calling.
I love everything you've listed. My problem is I can't
remember all of that.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
By the way, don't fault yourself for that. Let me
ask you this.
Speaker 5 (26:21):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (26:22):
I get accused of repeating myself. Can you tell me
what the DSA printed agenda is that you probably have
heard me say many times? Can you can you echo
that back to me?
Speaker 4 (26:32):
No, I cannot.
Speaker 1 (26:34):
OK, I'll tell you what I'm going to do. And
by the way, I'm not faulting you for that. What
kind of work do you do?
Speaker 4 (26:40):
I'm on the road sales.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
OK, so you're busy and let me guess, you work 10,
12 hours a day.
Speaker 4 (26:48):
Um, sometimes, sometimes not.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
Okay. So you work a lot. All right. So I'm
going to put the DSA printed agenda on my website,
and I'm going to put the list of Trump accomplishments
on my website. How's that? This way you can print
it out and put it in your pocket and carry
it with you. Would that help?
Speaker 4 (27:04):
Excellent.
Speaker 5 (27:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (27:05):
Can I make one other suggestion when you do that?
Speaker 1 (27:08):
Yes, sir.
Speaker 4 (27:09):
Staff do that, I guess. You have the statistics, the
census statistics, all that. It would be helpful when, like for...
Please bear with me. As an example, I meet with
a group of guys once a month. We play cards, right?
And of the seven guys, four or five of them
are very liberal. And it's hard for me to argue
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against them when I don't have anything in front of me.
And the problem is, even if I did have something
in front of me, I wouldn't put a patent and say, well,
that's what you're saying. Can you prove it?
Speaker 1 (27:46):
I'll tell you what, I'm going to load you up
with ammunition, so when you debate your card friends, you're
going to kick their ass. How's that?
Speaker 4 (27:54):
That's what I was calling about. That would be super.
I'm a very detailed kind of guy, so that would help.
Speaker 1 (28:02):
All right, I'm going to put it on the website.
If we can get from television, we have a scroll
that we use on TV about Trump's accomplishments. You can
tell Blair and Ethan. And also the DSA agenda, you
can put that up there as well, their printed agenda. Okay,
and we'll put it up on Hannity.com, and we'll put
it up ASAP. All right, we'll load it up tonight.
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9 Eastern, Hannity on the Fox News Channel. We have
our favorite Senator John Kennedy, Isabel Brown tonight, Kayleigh McGee White,
Bill de Blasio, and I will have a big fight
over him attacking BB Netanyahu. Also, Jim Hansen, Rebecca Heinrichs,
and Jimmy Fela. Set your DVR. Hannity tonight, Friday, 9 Eastern.
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Set your DVR. We'll see you tonight. Back here tomorrow.
Thank you for making this show possible.
All right, News Roundup and Information Overload Hour, toll-free. Our
number this Friday is 800-941-SHAWN if you want to be
a part of this program. You know, I've been doing
this for a long time. It's our 25th year in syndication.
I'm about to complete my 30th year of Fox, and
I have a lot more years on radio than in syndication,
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and I'm honored to do what I do. One of
the hardest parts of this job and I don't consider
this job hard, to be honest, because I love it.
And when you love something, it's not really work. And
I thank all of you for that. But one of
the harder, hardest parts of this job is when you
have to interview people that, you know, are in pain.
(00:45):
I can't think of anything worse. Like I watched, for example,
and we discussed earlier this week, the issue of addiction and,
as Cindy Crawford and her husband lost their 27-year-old son.
We're getting more details on that. And I don't like
what I'm reading. I don't like the person that was
running this facility. It was not a real rehab facility.
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It was not a licensed one. His background is not
one that gives me any hope or comfort. But from
what I know, and I've heard from people that actually
know them, is they have been trying for years to
help their child overcome addiction, but they lost their child,
27 years old. Back to the issue at hand, there
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are so many angel moms and angel dads that we
have had on this program over the years, and it's heartbreaking.
I'm going to play one here, and then I will
introduce you to Joe Abraham. He is the father of
Katie Abraham, and this is him describing his daughter being
killed by an illegal immigrant, drunk driver at this Senate
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hearing on Capitol Hill. Listen.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
So before I begin, I want you to picture something
pretty ordinary. A car sitting at a red light idle.
Five young friends inside, talking, laughing, having a normal night.
My daughter Katie was in the back seat. Car wasn't moving.
It was at a red light.
Speaker 3 (02:10):
In a single instant, my daughter's life was gone.
Speaker 2 (02:14):
An intoxicated, illegal immigrant slammed into the back of her
car at 80 miles an hour.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
They never saw that coming. First responders fought to pull
my daughter's dead body out of that car.
Speaker 2 (02:27):
She didn't survive. The man who caused the crash, Julio
Cuco Bull, a Guatemalan national who had already been deported, ran,
but was eventually captured in Milford, Texas, trying to escape
the country. Despite federal authorities knowing who he was, He
was able to reenter the United States in 2022 and
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live in Illinois under a false identity because state policies
and enforcement gaps fail to protect the public. Katie deserved
a future full of love, laughter, and life, graduating college,
building a career, falling in love, and experiencing all the
joys and heartbreak of adulthood. Instead, that was stolen at
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a red light in a street in Illinois. The man
who killed her described himself in court as unable to
read or write English, even Spanish.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
He spoke a Chi Mayan language from Guatemala.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
Yet somehow he possessed an Illinois driver's license, valid.
Speaker 3 (03:33):
So when a system sends signals that.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Borders are porous, that deportations are ignored, and that enforcement
is unlikely, people who are willing to ignore the.
Speaker 3 (03:43):
Law will take advantage of those conditions.
Speaker 2 (03:45):
That is not a complicated idea.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
That is human behavior. It's predictable.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
And when those incentives exist, the consequences are not abstract.
Speaker 3 (03:57):
Families like mine live with them forever.
Speaker 4 (03:59):
All right.
Speaker 1 (04:00):
Anyway, joining us now is Joe Abraham is with us.
I really don't have words, Joe. to express to you
my deepest condolences, my deepest sympathies, my prayers for you,
my prayers for your family. You're an angel, dad, father
to Katie, taken from you far too soon. An illegal immigrant,
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you know, hit the back of the car that she
was sitting at a red light. She was in the
back seat. She died. As a result, she was only
20 years old. President Trump named his effort with the
DHS to extricate illegals from the nation. And, you know,
I know you're taking this fight to help other angel
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families that have suffered like you and prevent more people
from joining them. What words do you have to Joe Biden,
Kamala Harris, Alejandro Mayorkas? Because I looked at them lying
to us, saying the border's closed, secure. as the single
most preventable national security disaster in our nation's history. And
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I've interviewed many angel families, moms, dads, brothers, sisters. And,
you know, it's just it's so preventable. Never would have
happened otherwise. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 5 (05:22):
Yeah, and you're absolutely right, Sean. It's good to be
with you. But there are no words heavy enough to describe.
You know, you can't say enough to help grieving parents
when they lose a child like that. You know that
you're coming from a good place, and they understand that.
So it's really nothing that you need to say to
any Angel family, in my view. It's just— it' s a devastating thing.
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And to your point, you know, I thought I was
a strong man. I didn't fear very much in life.
I certainly don't fear anything right now. But— Because what
happened is you've met your worst nightmare and nothing else
can compare to that. And I would not fear anything.
I do not walk in fear anymore. I walk in
faith now. You must lean on something stronger than you.
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And that, to me, was my faith. And in the
room that I had to construct because of the last administration,
that I was forced in this position, the room that
I had to construct, that I sit there and I
read the Bible with, and I talked to my daughter,
Katie and her spirit, uh, Psalm 34, 18, always kind
of bought, brought me this quiet comfort where it said,
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the Lord is close to the brokenhearted, which to me, it,
you know, it, to me, it means that God is
not standing at a distance watching. He is in the
wreckage with us. And, you know, if you don't have
something that is stronger than you, It's really tough to
get through these types of tragedies. And let's be honest,
this is a self-made tragedy by the administration prior to
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Donald Trump that put us in this place. It's an
indictment on them. And it's crazy to me that we
still have no accountability from anyone, any policymakers. And I'm
going to write on that in the town hall column
that I do. I'm going to write about the fact
that we have still not seen any Any accountability. We
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haven't seen any humility, any humanity. We haven't seen anything
along the lines that said these policies created tragedies and
we need to rethink it. The arrogance is amazing, staggering
to me, Sean.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
So this guy was charged with multiple offenses. And by
the way, your daughter had a friend that was also killed.
This was a drunken driving, you know, hit and run wreck.
caused by this illegal Guatemalan national. He was sentenced to
30 years in prison, which I don't frankly think is
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enough myself. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 5 (07:56):
No, and he was plea-dealed by Illinois to 30 years
after two deaths and three injuries, right? So think about
this Guatemalan. Here's who we're protecting, all these advocates and
the politicians. Here's who they're protecting. Guatemalan previously deported. using
a Mexican alias, false identities, right? He was already had
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interaction with Urbana police, no follow-up, no court dates. They
didn't do anything with that. He is running around our communities,
by the way, and Illinois didn't even help him. He
came into our communities with HIV and Illinois didn't detect it.
They didn't test for it. They didn't help him with
his communicable disease. They just let him out on his
own to fend for himself. He also said he didn't
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have one day of schooling. He didn't have any sort
of way to communicate. He knew this Chi Chi link. Sean,
every link in the chain was broken. Every link could
have stopped this. And the government in Illinois and the
Biden administration allowed this to happen.
Speaker 6 (09:01):
And I'm only one case.
Speaker 4 (09:02):
Let me tell you something.
Speaker 5 (09:03):
This wasn't the only guy that fell through the cracks.
This is Russian roulette. I never thought it was going
to happen to me. Who's next? I hope nobody. And
that's what we're fighting for.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
It's over 12 million unvetted Harris, Biden, Mayorkas illegals. The
way I put it, Joe, is that they have blood
on their hands. Let me ask you a question. Do
you ever get a call from Joe Biden? Ever get
a call from Kamala Harris, the Borders are Alejandro Mayorkas,
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the DHS secretary, you know, that that slob of a
governor that you have, J.B. Pritzker, any of them ever
pick up a phone and call you?
Speaker 5 (09:41):
They all turn their backs on us. No one wants
to hear our inconvenient stories.
Speaker 4 (09:45):
We don't rate.
Speaker 5 (09:46):
I think we've got to understand that. If there's a tragedy,
I'll speak for Illinois. If there's a tragedy like this,
you're an inconvenient story. They will turn their backs on
you in a heartbeat. I was in the oversight committee
hearing last June. 2025, eight and a half hours. sitting
feet away from J.B. Pritzker. He didn't even look in
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my direction. He didn't even give me a glance, not
a word. I'm in the same room for him. And
the other thing is we're a one-party state in Illinois,
so I don't care about Democrats or Republicans, but Democrats
won the state. That's just a fact. Not one decided
to come even say, sorry for your loss, or even
what can we do to help alleviate this catastrophe we created.
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Not one. So it was that day.
Speaker 1 (10:33):
When I had to speak out. When Donald Trump started
his second term and he had his state of the
state address and then later his first state of the union,
in both those addresses, he did deal with and introduce
angel families. Like, for example, the first year it was
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Lake and Riley's family and Rachel Morin's family. Lake and
Riley was a nursing student jogging. Rachel Morin was a
mother of five. And then you have the mother of
little 12 year old Jocelyn Nungary, who was brutally raped
and then just dumped in the Rio Grande River. And
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not one Democrat that I see that even stood to
honor these families and commit themselves to the cause to prevent,
you know, further instances like this. I mean, I was
on the air every single night, Joe. Every night, show
and video of these people crossing our border, unvetted, illegally
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into our country. And then, you know, I play Joe
Biden and Kamala and Mayorkas say, no, no, no. The
border is closed. Border is secure. Don't believe your lion eyes.
And they don't care. And I said at the time
and I will say it again today that I believe
it's a party that has lost their heart and their
soul and their conscience. If government doesn't protect the most
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innocent among us in this case, your 20 year old
daughter and one of her close friends, if they don't
if they don't protect them, what's the point? What role
do they really have?
Speaker 5 (12:13):
It's amazing the inversion that's happened. So Katie got no
protection for a legal immigrant killer. was not only protected, encouraged,
and incentivized with tax dollars. Think about it. My tax
dollars in Illinois helped fund my daughter's killer. So let
that sit in for a little bit there, how disgusting
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that is. But yeah, we were in front of— I testified
in Congress a couple times. Jessica Gorman and I were
in front of Jayapal, the subcommittee hearing, some of the
Democrats on that side. And they told us point blank, hey,
we're tired of hearing this. This is the fourth hearing
we had on angel families and sanctuary policies. We're done
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with it. We have other things to do. We've got
to go after Trump. We don't have time for your stories.
They told us that point blank. Nadler was sleeping during
our testimonies. There is no decency to this. There's no humanity.
What does it cost you to look someone in the eye?
Even if ideology is your North Star and your policies
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help create environments that killed Americans, you could at least
look at them in the eye and say, yeah, I'm sorry,
but here's why I'm doing it, right? At least talk
to us. The contempt that's shown... I've never seen anything
like this. And they tell you, don't make it political. Oh,
I got it. So only one side gets a political, right?
You can take a complex situation.
Speaker 1 (13:39):
Don't make it political. It's their policies that caused it.
That's political.
Speaker 5 (13:43):
You cannot decouple that, Sean. I cannot couple my daughter's
death with your policies and your decisions that you made
far away from us that affected us, that met us
in that intersection that night and killed my daughter. So
you want to tell me not to make it political?
Speaker 4 (13:59):
I don't know how I don't.
Speaker 5 (14:00):
I don't know how I do that.
Speaker 1 (14:03):
I don't think anybody can. Joe, what you're doing is meaningful.
And I'll tell you why. Because I think that your
voice is going to cause change and save other children
that will never be able to calculate. And I appreciate
you and all you you're doing. My prayers, my condolences,
my deepest sympathies are with you and your family. I
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don't think this pain ever goes away. And you're in
my prayers. And I know I can speak for my
audience that you're in the prayers of everyone listening to
you right now. God bless you, my friend. Appreciate you.
Keep up the great work. And God give you peace.
I wish I had more to offer you.
Speaker 4 (14:45):
I don't.
Speaker 5 (14:47):
We have to live with the consequences of poor decisions
and poor reckless policies.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
And that's just the.
Speaker 5 (14:54):
Reality we live in right now. But I appreciate you
and God bless.
Speaker 1 (14:57):
All right, my friend, God bless you and your family.
We'll continue. Let's get to our busy phones. Let's say
hi to Chris is in New York City. Chris, how
you doing? What's going on? How you doing there? How's
New York?
Speaker 4 (15:12):
I'm doing all right. We're getting ready for a huge
storm this weekend. It's going to be a Nor'easter.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
Oh, no, I've been reading all about the entire East
Coast from North Carolina, South Carolina, all the way up
through New England is getting slammed, and they're expecting massive
storm surges.
Speaker 4 (15:27):
Yep.
Speaker 5 (15:27):
Yep.
Speaker 6 (15:28):
But anyway, that's that's not what I called about.
Speaker 1 (15:30):
By the way, the weather in New York has totally
sucked all year. You got to admit it.
Speaker 7 (15:36):
It has not been a good a good.
Speaker 4 (15:38):
It wasn't a good summer. I mean, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1 (15:40):
That it wasn't a good summer. Wasn't a good spring.
Wasn't a good winter. And it's not a good fall. No,
it's absolutely been atrocious going on. What's on your mind
this Friday?
Speaker 7 (15:52):
Okay, I wanted to talk about Netanyahu's speech yesterday. I
think he made a huge mistake by elevating Mondami's position
by making him an international figure now, which I don't
really think he was.
Speaker 4 (16:05):
Everything he said was a plus.
Speaker 5 (16:07):
To our enemies.
Speaker 1 (16:07):
I mean, the whole world watched that happen. I could
not disagree with you anymore. I think Bibi calling out
this creepy... you know, calling out his anti-Semitism, his wife's,
you know, approval on social media of the atrocities of
October 7th, et cetera. I don't think it can be
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pointed out enough. It is a real problem, the rise
of virulent anti-Semitism worldwide in the halls of Congress, on
college campuses, even on the airwaves. You got You know,
people all the way in the far left and the
squad elite, you know, all the way through the spectrum
to the woke right, the new woke right, I call them.
(16:52):
You know, I just think that it's their repulsive people
that are anti-Semitic. Blaming the victim and standing up for
his country in defense of their very existence needed to
be done. Calling out the likes of Mamdani, I think,
needed to be done. And I'm glad he did it.
Speaker 7 (17:11):
But people in Europe and the Mideast, they didn't necessarily
know that much about Mamdani. Now they know that he's
capable of getting under net.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
Everybody knows about Mamdani. Trust me. That is a worldwide story.
The fact that America is flirting with socialism is a
worldwide story. And by the way, I really don't give
a flying rip what Western Europe thinks about America because
without us, they're dead in the water. They have destroyed
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their continent. They have destroyed their individual countries. They have
lost their identity. Western civilization, as we once knew it,
is disintegrating before our eyes, you know, because they've adopted
radical climate alarmism and socialism, unfettered illegal immigration, no assimilation.
And they don't they don't keep up with their national
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security needs. And as a result, they are vulnerable. And
without the U.S., as their little blankie, they're done without us.
Speaker 4 (18:14):
Everything you said is also happening in Canada.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
Yeah, well, the same thing applies to Canada. But look
at what Donald Trump just did this week, and nobody
gave any credence to it. This deal with Denmark and
Greenland is brilliant on his part. We have bases, military bases,
strategic bases in perpetuity, and he locked out our geopolitical foes,
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China and Russia. It was brilliant.
Speaker 7 (18:42):
Well, yeah, but Canada's selling parts of Canada to the Chinese.
I mean, there's a huge Chinese influence in Canada now,
which nobody's.
Speaker 1 (18:48):
Paying attention to. Canada is meaningless to me. And frankly,
I'm looking at them as an afterthought at this point.
They've treated us horribly. And meanwhile, you know, Canada will
need American defenses if, God forbid, something happens to them.
You know, whether or not we want to get involved
to help them is going to be our decision at
that time. I tend to think we likely would. But
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you know what? That's not a guarantee. They should be
the masters of their own destiny. But they're not.
Speaker 7 (19:18):
We stood up when the Russians were in Cuba. Now
there's the Chinese in Canada. That's way more important than
the Russians.
Speaker 4 (19:26):
Were in Cuba.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Well, I think President Trump, you know, he... People don't
understand Trump. I noticed a lot of criticism of him,
you know, for hosting President Xi. I was on the
trip to China with the president on Air Force One,
and I watched what happened on the ground in China
when President Trump arrived and they. you know, talk about
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rolling out the red carpet. I mean, they pulled out
all the stops to honor President Trump. And he reciprocated
and gets criticized for doing the same thing. You know,
his strategy is kind of like we saw this in
his first term with Little Rocket Man and Kim Jong-un.
His first course of action is to try to get
along and figure out areas where there can be agreement
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and have a relationship so they can resolve issues. That's it.
If you can't, then a situation like with the Iranians happens.
but that should be the last resort, and the president,
you know, he's giving up nothing else but his time
and a couple of meals to President Xi. Who cares?
And I know President Trump personally, he doesn't hold back
(20:40):
in these meetings. He lets them have it. I just
did a podcast with Caroline Leavitt, and she was describing
conversations that he has with world leaders. I mean, he's
dropping F-bombs. He does not give a flying rip. He
just lets them have it. Everything that he says publicly...
He's saying to them privately. So, you know, we should
be glad that we have a president that doesn't cower,
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you know, to these, you know, third-rate dictators.
Speaker 4 (21:05):
Yeah, I agree. I agree. But, oh, okay.
Speaker 5 (21:07):
All right, man.
Speaker 1 (21:09):
All right, Chris, enjoy New York. Enjoy New York City.
Go get some coffee later today, okay? All right, man.
800-941-SHAWN if you want to do a part of, be
a part of the program. Brock is in Iowa. Now,
we're watching that race out there. This is an important
race with Joni Ernst now retiring. We got Ms. Hinton
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running for the Republicans, who I think is a great candidate.
I would like to see her be a little bit
more dynamic on the campaign trail, but I think she
would be a great senator. What's going on, Brock? How
are you?
Speaker 5 (21:42):
Good.
Speaker 6 (21:42):
How are you doing today, Sean?
Speaker 1 (21:44):
I'm good, sir. Happy Friday.
Speaker 6 (21:46):
Happy Friday to you as well. Hey, so yesterday you
were talking about you don't trust the polls. So I
work for a company. We do door-to-door polls here in Iowa.
And I have to say, sir, you are 100% correct.
The numbers that we're pulling in are not even close
to matching what the media polls are showing for Iowa.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
You see, we got to understand here, a lot of
the polling companies I trust have not really gone in.
I know that Matt Towery's gone in a little bit
and Robert Cahaley's gone in a little bit. But the
companies that we're hearing from have historically polled Donald Trump atrociously.
(22:27):
They can't be any more wrong. And look at what
happened with El-Sayed. El-Sayed was supposed to win by 20
points and he won by a point. Francesca Hong, there
were polls showing she'd win by 30 points, anywhere between
20 and 30 points. And there were many of them
And she lost by 3,000 votes. So the polling's been atrocious.
So my advice to my friends in this audience is
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don't pay attention to them because they're designed to impact
your psyche. Look, I read this stuff every day because
I have to for my job. And I can tell
you when I read the polls, if I allowed myself,
if I wasn't as disciplined as I am in my life,
I'm telling you it can be deflating. But that's the
purpose of it. And, you know, I'm professional. I'm listening
(23:15):
to my own advice. And I'm just telling you, if
I allowed myself to go there, I'd be like, oh,
we're doomed. We're doomed. I'm not doing it. And I'm
saying assume that your vote will be the determining outcome
vote in the election. If you act that way, we
increase our odds exponentially.
Speaker 6 (23:36):
Yeah, absolutely. You know, like you were saying about President Trump,
one of our questions that we ask is how you
feel about his handling of the country. And, you know,
the polls we see, it's like they got it at what?
Thirty four percent. I'm saying probably six out of 10
people are telling me they still approve of the president.
So that's just.
Speaker 1 (23:54):
Look, I know, for example, there's nobody listening to my
voice right now that likes to pay higher gas prices.
Speaker 4 (24:01):
Nobody.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
But I've gone over repeatedly the president's success. as it
relates to the economy. I mean, you know, we had
recent Census Bureau data, and in that data, it was very,
very clear that, you know, we're making major strides, especially
for Hispanic Americans and poverty. We had Hispanic and African
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American poverty, all-time lows. Incomes for the bottom 25% of
wage earners rose to the highest level ever. Median income,
that's middle-class America. Now their incomes rose to the highest
level ever. And, you know, there's one thing you have
to factor in while you're annoyed filling up your gas tank.
And I find it annoying, even though I now have
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money in my life. I still think like I was
when I was when I had no money in my life.
I can't explain why, but that's how I think. And
I'm just telling you, I get pissed off when I'm
filling up my tank. I don't like it. And however,
I do like the fact a lot that Iran will
never have a nuclear weapon. I like that a lot.
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I like that we're going to make sure that our
children and grandchildren don't have to deal with a nuclear-armed
Iran in their lifetime. Because I believe that's a country
that would use it. So I hope people factor that
into their thinking. I can't make them, but I'm just
pointing that out. This was not... This was not a
haphazard decision on the president's part. He didn't he didn't
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just say, oh, I'm going to wake up and I'm
going to bomb Iran.
Speaker 5 (25:32):
No.
Speaker 1 (25:33):
According to every person I know that was in the know,
he had no choice. Either do it now or they
will have a nuclear weapon. Anyway, Brock, I appreciate you.
I'm glad that's vital information you're passing on and a
great reminder for our audience. We appreciate it. Philip is
in Pennsylvania, the Commonwealth. Philip, how are you? Glad you called, sir.
Speaker 4 (25:55):
Thank you, sir. I'm very well. I was calling because
kind of segues into what you were just saying with
the previous caller about what Trump has accomplished and the
statistics you were spouting. And that's why I was calling.
I love everything you've listed. My problem is I can't
remember all of that.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
By the way, don't fault yourself for that. Let me
ask you this.
Speaker 5 (26:21):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (26:22):
I get accused of repeating myself. Can you tell me
what the DSA printed agenda is that you probably have
heard me say many times? Can you can you echo
that back to me?
Speaker 4 (26:32):
No, I cannot.
Speaker 1 (26:34):
OK, I'll tell you what I'm going to do. And
by the way, I'm not faulting you for that. What
kind of work do you do?
Speaker 4 (26:40):
I'm on the road sales.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
OK, so you're busy and let me guess, you work 10,
12 hours a day.
Speaker 4 (26:48):
Um, sometimes, sometimes not.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
Okay. So you work a lot. All right. So I'm
going to put the DSA printed agenda on my website,
and I'm going to put the list of Trump accomplishments
on my website. How's that? This way you can print
it out and put it in your pocket and carry
it with you. Would that help?
Speaker 4 (27:04):
Excellent.
Speaker 5 (27:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (27:05):
Can I make one other suggestion when you do that?
Speaker 1 (27:08):
Yes, sir.
Speaker 4 (27:09):
Staff do that, I guess. You have the statistics, the
census statistics, all that. It would be helpful when, like for...
Please bear with me. As an example, I meet with
a group of guys once a month. We play cards, right?
And of the seven guys, four or five of them
are very liberal. And it's hard for me to argue
(27:35):
against them when I don't have anything in front of me.
And the problem is, even if I did have something
in front of me, I wouldn't put a patent and say, well,
that's what you're saying. Can you prove it?
Speaker 1 (27:46):
I'll tell you what, I'm going to load you up
with ammunition, so when you debate your card friends, you're
going to kick their ass. How's that?
Speaker 4 (27:54):
That's what I was calling about. That would be super.
I'm a very detailed kind of guy, so that would help.
Speaker 1 (28:02):
All right, I'm going to put it on the website.
If we can get from television, we have a scroll
that we use on TV about Trump's accomplishments. You can
tell Blair and Ethan. And also the DSA agenda, you
can put that up there as well, their printed agenda. Okay,
and we'll put it up on Hannity.com, and we'll put
it up ASAP. All right, we'll load it up tonight.
(28:25):
9 Eastern, Hannity on the Fox News Channel. We have
our favorite Senator John Kennedy, Isabel Brown tonight, Kayleigh McGee White,
Bill de Blasio, and I will have a big fight
over him attacking BB Netanyahu. Also, Jim Hansen, Rebecca Heinrichs,
and Jimmy Fela. Set your DVR. Hannity tonight, Friday, 9 Eastern.
(28:45):
Set your DVR. We'll see you tonight. Back here tomorrow.
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