AOC on Pipelines - November 17th, Hour 1

Sean covers the somewhat hilarious; somewhat scary story of AOC trying to explain pipelines. It's a miracle gas prices aren't even higher... they will be.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, day ninety five. That means it is day
one oh eight that Joe Biden made a promise not
to abandon our fellow Americans, and guess what, he abandoned
them and turned the page. And you never hear him
talk about it. Ever. You don't hear the media mob
talk about it. Ever. They don't care. It is one

(00:20):
of the saddest, most preventable instances. This is going to
go down in history as one of the biggest military
failures and debacles ever. And nobody in the mob in
the media holds them accountable anyway. Day two deliberations in
the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Can you glean anything from the

(00:42):
amount of time that it is taking for the jury
to get to a verdict? You can guess all you want.
As I've been saying, I think it's a slam dunk case.
I think in every instance, Okay, charge one, a guy
admitted on the stand star witness prosecution, he took a
loaded gun right at Kyle Rittenhouse's head before Kyle Rittenhouse

(01:04):
shot him. All right, dismissed, not guilty. Then you got
the case. Kyle Rittenhouse, Well, if he was the one
that was provoking the confrontation he is, then he loses
the right to self defense as an argument. Well, we
have one problem with that, and that is we have
video images and eyewitness testimony that point out that, in fact,

(01:26):
you could see Rittenhouse racing away from a mob that
is chasing him down the block, eventually catching up to
him and eventually knocking him on his ass and a
guy about to take his foot and literally kick him
right in the face. You can see exactly where that
foot is headed, and it was cocked and ready to
go and then boom right into the pavement. That would

(01:49):
be a real, genuine threat that any reasonable person would
determine could cause death or serious bodily harm. Okay, not guilty,
Verdict two. In the third case, you got video evidence
of a guide confrontation ramping the barrel of written House's gun. Okay,

(02:11):
not guilty. All charges they should be dropped now. Sadly,
jury instructions were confusing share a. Sadly the judge at
the end of this trial is allowing them to consider
lesser charges. Sadly the judge allowed it basically gave a
lifeline to the prosecution that put on a horrific case.

(02:34):
And that is they can bring in the provocation lifeline,
but I don't think it's applicable in this particular case.
But we'll see what the jury thinks. And I can
tell you haven't been on radio thirty three years. It
is not a good thing to go out there and
predict which way a jury is going to go, because
you really, honestly and truly just don't know. And at
this point in time, I guess it's anybody's guests where

(02:56):
this is headed. We do have some other developments today
that I want to share with you. Jacob Blake, the
uncle of the man whose attempt to kidnap his girlfriend's
daughter which touched off the devastating riots, remember it a
knife in that particular case, and shop by police anyway
that destroyed large portions of Kenosha when the riots took place. Anyway,

(03:19):
is now complaining that the National Guard has been activated.
What are they supposed to do? People are already threatening
that there is going to be an uprising of some
kind if they don't get the verdict that they want.
In other words, this is where the medium mob, this
is where Joe Biden. They cause such great damage and

(03:41):
harm because just like in Ferguson, just like in Baltimore,
just like in Florida, treyvon Martin, George Zimmerman, just like
in Uva, just like the rush to judgment Duke lacross
all these cases we always talk about, you know, look
at the look at the case of this Covington High
School kid, I mean, Nicholas Salman. They lied about this kid.

(04:02):
This kid, by the way, he's going to be a billionaire.
He's gonna be one rich kid because the media was
so vicious and then it lies about him. He actually
put out an op ed and I think he's going
to join us on Hannity either tonight or tomorrow. Sadly,
we are here for the Patriot Awards. We're in Florida.
But my role now has been pretty produced because I've

(04:25):
got to be live on the show tonight so we
can bring any latest developments in this case. Anyway, So
Jacob Blake's uncle on Tuesday slamming the Wisconsin governor, Tony
Evers has a coward and a racist for deploying the
National Guard troops. No, his job is to protect innocent
people in Kenosha. His job is not to allow rioting, looting, arson, chaos, mayhem,

(04:51):
attacks on innocent people. He's doing his job. I mean,
I don't think I've ever seen a more competent prosecution
in my life then what we saw in this particular case. Now,
the jury keeps asking for clarification of the jury instructions.
They keep asking for clarifications on the definition of self defense.

(05:17):
So you know, who knows what's going to happen. It's
very difficult to predict. Yes, ma'am, raise your hand. It's
want to let the audience don't let you know that
the jury has just rung the bell again in the
written house trial, which means that they have either a
question or something else going on. I mean, it's happened
numerous times today. Yeah, it just happened again. And then
you still have people outside the courthouse, you know, chanting

(05:37):
if Kenosha doesn't get it, shut it down. That's not good.
That is a threat. And I'm sure you know one
has to wonder does that influence the jury? Do they
hear that? I mean, this is why in high profile
cases I am all for it should be standard a
change the venue, take it away where emotions are running

(05:58):
that high. The medium mob has been disgraceful throughout the
entire trial, and the lead up to this trial, you know,
you had this one idiot prosecutor actually suggesting that Rittenhouse
should have let the mob attack him, because yeah, everybody
takes a beating sometimes that takes the way you're right

(06:19):
to self defense. And by the way, that is not
in sync with what the law of Wisconsin says. He's
supposed to be a prosecutor. And then another guy said, oh,
he's too cowardly. It was actually the same guy. The
assistant da, he's too cowardly to use his fists, and
that's why he brought a gun with him. Almost everybody

(06:39):
there had a gun with them. And then you have
the lead prosecutor, this idiot finger he picks up the
AR fifteen, puts his finger right on the trigger, and
he starts aiming it at people in the courtroom. Then
at one point, you know, written how has brought a
gun into a fist fight, and he shows an image

(07:00):
from Patrick Swayzy from nineteen eighty nine, a movie where
he's a bar bouncer called what is it called Roadhouse?
I mean, what the hell are these people thinking? And
it's it's very bizarre. Too cowardly to use his own
fit Okay, is that what happened? Now? What would have

(07:22):
happened with the loaded gun? How do you use your
fist to defend yourself when a loaded gun is pointed
at your head? Can you explain that to me? How
do you use your fists when you're on the ground,
a mob is surrounding you and a guy's foot is
caught and launched and ready to pound your face right
into the pavement and potentially kill you or definitely cause

(07:44):
severe bodily harm. Tell me how your fists work under
those circumstances, that set of circumstances. Anyway, so we're watching,
We're waiting like everybody else. I don't know which way
this is gonna go. We do know that In terms
of other updates, the jury's first request not unexpected, as

(08:05):
they now entered day two and their third round of
questions related to the drone footage and the images shown
at the trial. They asked, do we view videos in
private or in the courtroom? Do we need to know
the exact exhibit number of the photos? Speaking to Fox
Digital on Foxnews dot Com, longtime criminal defense attorney Julie

(08:28):
Rendelman said the jury could have made the request for
any number of reasons. We don't know if it's one
juror or all jurors. The Rittenhouse jury has asked more questions.
At one point they were brought back into the courtroom.
Today the jury had two more questions and then the

(08:48):
Rittenhouse judge slammed the media for being grossly irresponsible for
the handling of the trial. That that's about as accurate
as anything i've heard, you know, calling him a white supremacist.
You can add Biden to the list of people and
offenders out there. The judge said. The jury can view
videos relevant to the trial in the courtroom, and the

(09:10):
Rittenhouse attorney had told the judge he takes issue with
the jury watching the drone footage again because it's subject.
It's a subject of a motion to dismiss the trial
with prejudice and contain the jury. The federal prosecutor had
said that there's almost no chance the motion is going
to be granted. The jury also asked the judge a

(09:30):
question earlier today, do you need to know the exact
number of photos? The exact the exact exhibit number. But
the judge is calling everyone back and called everyone back
into the courtroom to read allow the jury's question. You
have demonstrators. He's even traveling from as far as California

(09:52):
to support Kyle Rittenhouse. I mean, you've got to be
worried about what the aftermath of this can be. Every
nobody should be worried about it, because you see it's
beginning to percolate. You see, you know, small crowds. Now
then you're getting the words. And I blame the media,
and I blame the politicians, the Joe Biden's of the world,

(10:12):
because they rushed to judgment. It's the same cast of
characters every single time. One demonstrator was seen carrying a
rifle outside of the Kenosha County Courthouse and was confronted
by the police. If you want to be here, you're
gonna have to put the rifle away, an officer said.
The man then left and return without the rifle. The

(10:36):
you know how long this is going to take, as
anybody's guess for practical purposes, In my mind, the longer
it goes on, you're either dealing with two things, usually
either a hung jury or you have an argument going
on about well, I support a guilty verdict, but the
lesser charge or the greater charge or something like that,

(11:00):
but it's it's all speculation. I don't I don't want
to speculate. I'm just telling you you just don't want
to be in the jury prediction business. Even if you
watch a case start to finish. I've seen cases where
they just go totally in any other direction in spite
of what maybe some of the evidence has shown. What
impact are they hearing the protesters outside? What impact cad

(11:24):
that have on their psyche, their mindset? They're all going
home every evening, they're not being sequestered. Is that a
bad move by the prosecutor? Yeah, you can bring me
over my read Thanks in a good a minute. Anyway,
So they're they're back at it, and you know, we're
just gonna watch, wait and see what happens in this case.

(11:45):
We have a lot of other news that we're going
to get to. We have a lot of news on
Joe Biden in the economy. We got an update contrary
to Merrick garland sworn testimony, apparently the FBI did treat
parent protesters as domestic terrorist threats. In other words, he
lied before Congress. And if that's the case, is he

(12:07):
going to have an investigation into himself? Because if it
was the conservative that probably would be the mantra of
the left. Biden is blaming illegal conduct by oil companies
for driving up prices. I can't believe how dumb he is.
There's a very strange but funny article in the New
York Post by Kyle Smith that Kamala Harris is a

(12:30):
very weird person. She's acting strange. There's no doubt about that.
The economic news that we now have is not good,
and in terms of the Democratic Party in fighting, that's
not going well. As Joe manchion now I has said,
he's not buying Biden's claim that build back better, New
Green Deal socialism will lower inflation. Oh and we're about

(12:52):
to hit a record high gas prices starting with the
state of California. Record highs. Let me repeat record high.
Afghanistan was preventable. Borders were preventable, Inflation was preventable, the
high costs of energy and everything we buy and purchase
was preventable. Every you know, dealing tougher with China and Russia,

(13:15):
you know, being weak, the outcome that was all preventable too.
We actually would need a president that's awakened those what
day of the week it is, though, that's been a
little hard by the way, more people now, a vast
majority of Americans understand that Sean Hannity was right. This
guy is a cognitive mess. Uh took a little courage

(13:35):
in the beginning, standing out there all by myself saying
it when everybody else knew it. And as we roll along,
we've been spending a lot of time pointing out how
the Department of Justice has been politicized under Merrick Garland.
And I look at for example, Garland goes after the
very accessible voting laws in the state of Georgia, the

(13:55):
state of Texas. Joe Biden represented Delaware. They have some
of the most strict of laws, but they go after
the states with voter accessibility. Well, that's politicizing the Justice Department.
We brought up the case yesterday of Steve Bannon. The
last time somebody was held in contempt of Congress and
dragged in the court was nineteen eighty three. People like

(14:20):
Henry Kissinger, Janet Reno, Harriet Myers, Josh Boulton, Eric Holder,
Lois Lerner, Brian Pagliano. That was Hillary's computer guy, Bill Barr,
Chad Wolf. How come they weren't dragged before dragged into
a courtroom the way Bannon was. We don't have equal
justice and equal application of our loss. Now, Biden's Attorney

(14:42):
general was caught lying under oath to Congress. If it
was his name was Roger Stone, he would get a
pre dawn raid, thirty guys in tactical gear, guns drawn
in CNN cameras anyway, based on his claim that the
FBI never investigated the parents who protested at a school
board meeting, you know, as as potential domestic terrorists. But

(15:05):
now apparently, Merrick Garland, we don't have We now have
a memo from October twentieth and internal email, and that
email shows the FBI Criminal and counter Terrorism Divisions instructed
agents to apply the threat tag and they gave a
specific tag to all individuals and assessments of threats directed

(15:27):
specifically at educational officials. He said he did not do
that when he went under oath before Congress. So now
it's time to drag Merrick Garland right back before Congress
and ask him why he lied under oath and if
he were to get the treatment of Roger Stone, he'd
have thirty guys in his front door at six am
tomorrow morning. I had twenty five now till the top

(15:49):
of the hour, eight hundred and nine four one Sean,
you want to be a part of the program. We're
in Florida today and for a great reason, Foxnation dot
Com part of the Fox Family. They honor people that
are real heroes that never get the recognition that they deserve.
You know, I've said this many times. People don't believe

(16:12):
me that I mean it when I say it, but
it's absolutely true. I do not believe that fame is healthy.
How many times have I said that, Linda A lot?
A lot. I don't believe it. Um And maybe I
think there's two things that have kind of kept me
a little centered. And we're all sinners, have all fallen
short of the glory of God. But the two things

(16:34):
that I would say that have prevented me from being
a total idiot. I mean, we're all idiots. I'm an idiot.
You know, we all have our own idiotic side, Yes,
even you. I know that's hard waiting. First of all,
we're not talking about me. You could say we all do,
maybe with the exception of sweet baby James. Oh you

(16:57):
admit it, all right, so good. I'm not an idiot though, okay,
but you won't let me talk to your pastor and that,
first of all, that's fake news. You totally talk to him.
I did talk to him finally, but I haven't met him. No,
why not one thing at a time. You know, Rome
wasn't built in a day. Oh, I bet he talks
about that conversation. That's a story in his life. Well,
he did a sermon the other day and I actually

(17:17):
had to talk to him afterwards because he was like, listen,
we all send you know, I have friends that are
in this service today and they curse. And I was like,
are you talking about me? The answer was probably yes.
Like I'm in the middle of a sermon, I'm like, sorry,
It just felt very directive anyways, But I think certain
things are grounding in life. I do believe, and I
don't really care what religion people believe him, but I

(17:40):
believe faith. Belief in a God, a creator of heaven
and earth is you know. And it's funny because I
didn't think I was it was getting through to me.
You wouldn't have believed it based on the incorrigible nature
of a child that I was. But it's somehow it
crept through and I do believe that there's a God.

(18:02):
I believe in heaven, I believe in Hell. I believe
in that He is the creator of universes within universes.
I don't think it's for the human mind to comprehend
the majesty and the magnitude of God. And between that
and doing real work in my life. And I know

(18:23):
I give the list of jobs, I do it in
front of you know, my kids don't want to hear
it anymore. I know you're a dishwasher, you delivered papers,
you were a cook, a busboy, a waiter, a boartender,
and then you were a house painter, and then you
hung wallpaper, and then you did reconstruction and remodeling, your
laid tile, blah blah blah. And they just like blow

(18:43):
it off. And then when I do little projects around
the house, they can't believe it. Oh my gosh, you
know you knew how to do that. I'm like my
own children don't even know anything about their dad. They
know nothing. I will say, you're a pretty good cook.
I do enjoy cooking, and you're a great paper Um, well, no,
that's gonna be misleading. Uh okay, I can paint a rule. Yeah,

(19:10):
I mean it's you're good, that's not. I'm actually very
good at it. And you're good at putting things together,
very handy, very handy. And what's the other thing you do,
the car thing with the glass paint, like you're really
good about cars? Yeah, I used to. I destroyed my
lungs painting a van. Look up Imaran one day. That's well.
Imaran is a specific brand of paint and I only
used a white respirator. Um my lungs burned for months

(19:36):
because I was so stupid and I painted this work van.
I had my construction work ban but so for me.
But I don't think famous healthy just to go back.
But I think my faith, my hard work, work ethic,
you know, helps keep you grounded. And what I like
about this, these are not famous people that are being honored,
you know. I can't stand all these awards ceremonies, like

(20:00):
you know, the Oscars, which which interestingly nobody wants to
watch anymore, the VH one Music Awards, the Emmys. You
probably know more names than I do, the whatevers and this,
and they're all patting themselves on the back, telling everybody
how great they are just because you produce a movie.
That's not more important than what a contractor does. It's

(20:23):
not more important than what a plumber an electrician does.
I think one of the things that you said. We
talked about this with the nero and he was really
losing his mind over trump bitis and I was like,
you are a person who gets paid to read the
words that somebody else wrote, So be quiet, keep your
opinions to yourself and read your words. That's an interesting,
that's an interesting. I'm just about done with your opinion.

(20:43):
Everybody's got an opinion, right, are like, all right, and
everyone's got one. Um, but I But so this is
what's special about this thing tonight. Now. The sad thing
for me is and I invited some friends and family,
but I can't do it because I had to be
live on TV. So my role now is like basically

(21:05):
diminished to nothing. And and I'll try and sit there
and say hi to some people, and I do like
my Fox colleagues, and they're all gonna be dressed up.
I'm gonna be on and dressed like a bomb like usual,
which I'm very happy and proud of. Nobody nobody even
asks it's the construction workers taxedo. Nobody ever, very They
don't even ask anymore. They used to ask, but after

(21:25):
you've been there twenty five years. Fun, No, they know better.
It's not gonna work. I don't care. Like I'm on
remote tonight, Do you care a little bit? I'm not
wearing a tie on TV tonight. I'm not gonna do it.
You're not gonna wear a tie on TV during your show? No,
because I'm on a remote. Is that a rule? Is
this a new rule? I've made that rule up along.
It's a Hannity rule. But you were saying the awards. Yeah,

(21:51):
so this and I know some of the people the
recipients of this, and it's gonna be very cool. Um.
I do like the role that I've been given, but
I can't. I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna mention it now.
But the thing is is that the people that really
make this country great, of the people that get up

(22:11):
every day, played by the rules, they bust their ass,
you know, like if you produce energy, you are providing
a needed, necessary commodity, the lifeblood of the world's economy,
and all these that's why I'm so angry. All these

(22:31):
people lost their jobs, you know, That's why I'm so
angry that the vaccine mandate now has become so rigid
that they won't allow any option at all whatsoever. When
Biden first mentioned this, he said, well, you can either
if you have a company of over one hundred people.
And by the way, the Fifth Circuit has put a
stay on this and OSHA has stopped. We'll get into

(22:53):
this later. OSHA is not pursuing as the mandate as
a result of the Fifth Circuit's decision. But all these
people that do all the there's a moment in the
It's a Wonderful Life with Jimmy, Jimmy Stuart, Jeremy Jimmy,
Mary Mary Um where he actually says, oh, mister Potter,

(23:15):
unlike you, they do most of the living and most
of the working, and most of this and that, and
and don't they have a right to, you know, their
own house with a bathroom. What wait, wait for what
They'll be dead by the time they have enough money
to get a house, and then they've stuck living in
your slums because he was a horrible landlord. Um. You know,

(23:38):
I think those are the people that make America great.
I think those are the people that deserve the recognition.
I don't think it's the people in Hollywood. I mean
I do marvel at the talent of some people. I
marvel at the talent of people that are amazing at
a particular support I do you know, we do enjoy
going to those games. And what about the construction work,

(24:03):
or what about the cop what about all those nurses
that dove on COVID grenades and all those hospital workers
diving on COVID grenades. Now, my job was to walk
into an environment in the middle of a pandemic that
was a COVID Petrie dish. I don't think I particularly
loved my job during that period of time, But day
after day, night after night, people walked into those hospitals,

(24:26):
and they were heroic, and many of them even got
COVID that contracted the virus. They got sick as a
result of trying to save other people's lives. And the
thanks we give them now is, here's a mandate. You
either do what we say or you're fired and you
lose your salary and you lose your benefits and you
lose your pension. Same with people in the military, Same

(24:49):
with cops. Cops in the middle of COVID they don't
know who they're dealing with, whether or not the persons
vaccinated or not. What about the Santa's taken all the
New York cops. I love it. He's sart already saying, beauty,
come come on down to Florida. Come on down, will
you respect? Our officers will give you a bonus bring family,
five thousand dollars bonus to that's correct to move down
to Florida, which is great, And I bet a lot

(25:12):
of people are going to take them up on that.
And I think, if I'm not mistaken, you actually get
to bring the year's served as you do and apply
that towards your pension. I mean, it's only four hundred
and forty five hundred thousand dollars less than what would
you get if you were an illegal immigrant. But putting
that aside, it's a wonderful thing to be able. No, No,
that's that's garbage. That'll never happen. It's insanity, you know,

(25:33):
it's even Joe thought it was nuts until they told
him not to think that. But yeah, they told Joe.
He told told Joe to change his opinion exactly. Biden
is now blaming illegal conduct by oil companies but driving
up pump prices. No, Joe, the cost of a barrel
of oil is going up because you artificially reduced the
supply and you abandon the energy independent policies of Donald Trump.

(25:58):
That's what happened. He asked the head of the Federal
Trade Commission to investigate whether oil companies are illegally increasing
prices at the pump. He's only do it. This is
after he's been begging OPEC, begging OPEC to produce more oil,
and they keep turning him down. I don't know what's worse,
and he keeps begging. It's so humiliating. Mansion, by the way,

(26:23):
with all this talk about well they've got this Thanksgiving
deadline in the House to get this, you know, three
point five trillion, one point seven five trillion, whatever it
ends up being. Well, he now you know, is out
there saying that this build back better, New Green Deal
socialism is not going to lower inflation. It's a lie.
Just like when they tell you it's gonna cause zero.

(26:45):
It's another lie. Just like they say, well, we don't
need to test illegal immigrants for COVID because they're not
going to be here very long. Well, they're not going
to be in Texas very long, because you're going to
give him a free path to whatever other state you're
going to disperse them to. But four and the more
in the dark of night, and that you call an
early morning flight. I mean, just keep lying to all

(27:05):
of us anyway. Man should express had nothing but skeptic.
They say it's going to lower inflation. He said, yeah,
I'll have to check that one. Every single thing that
we're facing, from Afghanistan to the borders, to inflation, to
the economy, to energy, to the aggressiveness of China and
Russia around the world, it's all because of Joe. Joe

(27:30):
is viewed as weak, frail, and a cognitive mess and
President she knows it, and Vladimir Putin knows it, and
the Mulla's gonna Ran know it, and Kim Jong un
knows it, and by the way, every Democrat knows it
as well, and they don't know what the hell to do.
Why do you think that Biden and Kamala Harris are

(27:51):
at each other's throats and in conflict because she doesn't
want to get tainted with his bad policies and she doesn't. Then,
on the other hand, when she ever goes out in public,
she does this silly laugh or this dumb friends accent,
and it's not working. She's not connecting with anybody, and
I don't think she's she's up to the job anyway.

(28:13):
Apparently the Rittenhouse defense attorney has requested a mistrial in
the case that had happened earlier. I saw that, but
thank you for the update. And you know it's these
are tough times. I'm looking at an article right in
front of me. Everything skyrocketing, record high California gas prices,
all caused by It's not OPAC, it's not the cartel,

(28:38):
it's not the gas and oil companies. It's Joe's policies.
We had energy independence, consumer confidence now plunging to the
lowest level in a decade, inflation thirty one year high
California ports are delayed even further, and now they're trying
to find the shipping containers. Amitim improvement in the back clog? Oh,

(29:01):
so their answers to tax them more and punish them
when there's no room for them to bring their ship
ashore and unload the contents of their ships. Biden Energy
Secretary Grant Home and in twenty eighteen videos singing about
the end of gasoline and fossil fuels. They actually have

(29:21):
a video showing us singing the group song Gasoline Gasoline
in the Worlds of Flame, and it says leaving fossil
fuels dubbed fossil fuels in the song in the ground.
That's our energy secretary. How dumb is she? Biden apparently
reportedly begging President She and China to release their oil

(29:42):
reserves to help us. Now we're gonna beg China. We're
begging Russia, China and OPEC. Okay, I can't think of
three other three other groups that hate us more than
those three. They're all hostile towards the United States. Cold
demand Joe Mansion should be paying attention is experiencing a

(30:04):
massive boom. You know, we're getting more for natural gas,
more for coal. They're getting more for a barrel of oil,
all because Joe artificially reduced the supply. And then there's AOC.
You know, the architect of New Green Deal socialism actually
confused about natural gas and oil. In a video explaining

(30:24):
why the pipelines are bad. You know, she asserted that
the Keystone XL and Line three POP pipelines were proposed
to increase US natural gas exports. In the video she
posted on her Instagram, the two pipelines actually would transport
crude oil, not natural gas. I'm like, oh my gosh,

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be me up, Scottie. There's no intelligent life down here.
There's nothing. And anyway, was still on the verdict watch
in the Kyle Rittenhouse case. If news breaks, we will
go right to it. We got a busy show coming up.
In the course of the program, Bill O'Reilly will join us.
Coming up next, we'll get to your calls. The next
hour eight hundred and nine for one Seawan Masha Blackburn

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taking on majorcas. She will join us with an update
on the disaster of the border