August 30, 2025 • 34 mins
Sean Hannity critiques Democratic leadership in major cities, sanctuary policies, and taxes while disputing claims that red states have more crime. In discussing a Minneapolis school shooting, he condemns politicization and proposes using armed, retired police and military volunteers with metal detectors and tax incentives to secure schools. Trey Gowdy joins to endorse visible deterrence, share his prosecutorial background, and promote his novel "The Color of Death's" Hannity also faults blue states on border and firearm data transparency and references Israel's ongoing trauma since October 7. Later segments tease listener calls and investigations into alleged deep state's influence, the Biden family, Burisma, and past Russia probe controversies.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:11):
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would be to be a damn Republican. Oh what should
I wear today? This stupid freaking red hat. What should
I say today? I don't know. Just make sure it's cruel.
Speaker 4 (00:37):
Democratic ages have sued this dude forty four times, and
we'll assue.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
Him forty four more and forty four more after that.
We could lose everything.
Speaker 4 (00:49):
We could lose our democracy, our constitutional republic, all because
of one man.
Speaker 3 (00:54):
Credo is that stuff?
Speaker 1 (00:57):
Welcome to the revolution, coming to your.
Speaker 2 (01:05):
Against thus saying you a conscious song.
Speaker 3 (01:10):
Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1 (01:12):
For me, I'm the season's information on freaking news and
more boned inspired solutions for America.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
Thanks Scots.
Speaker 5 (01:21):
Had an hour two Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and
nine to four one, Sean, if you want to be
a part of the program, I'm pointed this out last
night when we had former New York City mayor I
affectionately referred to him as Comrade the Blasio never thought
we'd have Marxist Kami Mamdani running and likely winning in
New York City.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
But here we are. It's got gone from bad to worse.
Speaker 5 (01:43):
But you know, he's been out there trying to make
the argument, no, no, no, there's more crime in red
states than in blue states.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
And I'm like, no, not true.
Speaker 5 (01:51):
And I went over every major city with the most
homicides per one hundred thousand, and you have democratic mayors
and every one of them, every single one. And AP
poll finds eighty one percent of American see crime in
major cities as a serious problem, of course, because they're
living it every day. We have this terrible school shooting
in Minneapolis today and it wasn't even in the news
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for two hours before people are racing out there to
politicize this. And here's what infuriates me. The same people
that support defund dismantled no bail laws, reimagine the police
and sending the social worker lunatics are the ones that
are the loudest voices here, the ones that have supported
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open borders and sanctuary cities and states unvetted illegals twelve
to twenty million. Biden Harris majorcis unvetted, the illegals, including
known terrorists, murderers, rapists, drug dealers, other violent criminals, cartel members,
gang members. And now they're going to lecture us. You know,
Nuddy Newsome, you know who does nothing to help the
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people in his state. The homelessness out of control, some
of the worst schools in the country, the highest income taxes,
property taxes, sales taxes in the nation. They're still running,
you know, tens and tens of billions of dollars in
budget deficits, can't get permits eight months later for the
people in the Pacific Palisades to rebuild their homes, which
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many of which could have been saved if they have
water and fire hydrants and a reservoir that was not empty.
And we can't even make it through the first week
of school without a mass shooting. And the GOP will
do absolutely nothing while our kids are being gunned down.
What is he talking about? Because you know it's people
like Donald Trump. All the last two weeks, all we've
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talked about is Donald Trump trying to prevent our nation's
capital from being the number one capital city of any
country in terms of the homicide rate. At forty one,
and the the books they've been cooking we're now finding
out for one hundred thousand, and then you've got circle back, Jensaki,
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when kids are getting shot in their pews at a
Catholic school mass, and your crime plan is to have
National Guard put mulch down around d C. No, if
you look at the numbers, you know we went for
the longest period of time in our nation's capital because
Donald Trump got sick and tired of it, and he
proved with every crime category going down, which we've gone
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over at nauseum, including the homicide rate. We went the
longest period of time when they were averaging nearly four
homicides a week in DC to two weeks of no homicides.
Speaker 2 (04:41):
It's unreal.
Speaker 5 (04:43):
And Trump has directed federal prosecutors to seek the death
penalty again. These same left wingers, you know, are against
the death penalty in DC murder cases. You have Senator
Kloberchar blaming Republicans for the shooting. All the work we've
done to ban these automatic rifles and do something when
it comes to background checks, we keep getting boarded. It's
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not the answer I have over the years since I've
been on radio and television thirty years of hawks started
my radio career in nineteen eighty seven. I've come to
the conclusion and stated this many many times. If you
want to prevent school shootings, I have a way to
do it that won't cost tax payers a dime. If
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you have retired police and military that are empowered to
volunteer to go to every school all across the nation,
and they are there armed on campus, they don't have
to make a show of it. They can dress and
plane clothes and metal detectors in every school, and the
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only cost it would be is whatever other jobs they have,
whatever retirement plans, they have no state taxes, no local taxes,
no federal taxes, no death taxes if they do ten
years of service fifteen hours a week. If you do that,
every school in the country will be safe and secure,
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and school shootings will be a.
Speaker 2 (06:09):
Thing of the past.
Speaker 5 (06:10):
Joining us is our friend Trey Goudie, and he, of
course hosts Fox News Sunday Night in America. He has
a new novel out by the Way, and he's been
a prosecutor, one of the most successful I've ever met
in my life. He's an incredible prosecutor. His new book
is called the Color of Death. We have it on
Hannity dot com and Amazon dot com now today in
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bookstores all around the country.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
This is not new to you.
Speaker 5 (06:35):
You have dealt with this in the course of your
life and your career. You like my idea and are
you as offended as I am at the defundus mantle.
Reimagine the police and sanctuary city and state liberals lecturing
everybody within hours on school safety.
Speaker 3 (06:54):
You know, Sean, I was wondering how long it would
take the last to blame President Trump for what happened
Minnesota and the children aren't even to the morgue, yeah before.
Jensaki is trying to politicize it what she's really doing,
although she is doing it unwittingly. She's either not smart
enough or too disingenuous to realize she's making a very
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powerful argument for the president to expand what he's doing
in DC to other cities because it actually dovetails with
your idea. There is no deterrent like police presidence. Nothing
keeps people from committing crime quite like the fear that
they may be shot at first. So you do the
background checks. You have retired men and women, You have
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people who are willing to protect. But I don't care
if I have a kid there or not. I don't
want anybody's child harm. I would volunteer to do it.
You have to deter people. It can be a smart
squad car, it can be uniform or non uniform. You
have to let people know there's going to be a
consequence if you pick on this target. So I like
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your idea coupled with what the president is doing in DC,
which proves police presence deters crime. I saw it for
twenty years.
Speaker 5 (08:13):
Let's talk a little bit about your background and your career,
because a lot of people don't know you were a prosecutor.
Speaker 2 (08:19):
You don't like to talk about it. You're kind of
a humble guy.
Speaker 5 (08:23):
But you did not lose a single case that you
brought brought before a court in terms of prosecution.
Speaker 3 (08:30):
Did you, Jean? I had really good cops that had
really good victims.
Speaker 2 (08:34):
Was I was in But by the way, why can't
you just say you're right?
Speaker 1 (08:37):
I was?
Speaker 2 (08:38):
I have one hundred percent track record. I really did
my job very well.
Speaker 5 (08:42):
Well you can take credit for that because not many
prosecutors can say that.
Speaker 3 (08:46):
No, they can't. But what makes me feel awful is
I've seen really, really, really good prosecutors that just got
bad juries or something went wrong and they got a
not guilty verdict. But they were every bit as good,
if not better, than I was. So it's not false humility.
It is the unpredictability of a jury. But you're right.
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I had one hundred jury trials, about half of them
more in federal courts, and then half were in state court.
And most of those were murder cases and some of
the more death penalty cases, which means you got to
try him twice, and when twice beyond a reasonable doubt.
So every kind of crime you can possibly prosecute, every
kind of grief, every kind of victim. I have seen it,
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and I can tell you this. You're around the President
more than I am, so when he talks about the
loss of life, whether it's war or whether it's crime,
it is personal to him and it is real. I
mean I'm not talking about a press conference, I'm talking
about sitting at a lunch table. He realizes, no other
right you have matters if you are dead or living
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in fear. So the reason I became a prosecutor is
because I want I think public safety is the number
one function of government, number one function of God.
Speaker 4 (10:00):
From it.
Speaker 3 (10:00):
If you're not safe, what else matters? If you're dead,
what else matters? So, yes, that is the job. I
hope that people will remember me for You've had a
remarkable career that spanned decades. You're the best it's ever
been at what you've done.
Speaker 4 (10:18):
But I want oh, I don't know.
Speaker 5 (10:20):
I don't know about that part, but you're very kind.
I will say this, there are solutions to the problem.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
You know.
Speaker 5 (10:28):
For example, there's a solution. We have known terrorists, murderers, rapists.
I mean, the one of the I think the lowest
moment for Democrats is at the Joint Session speech with
President Trump. And they couldn't stand for the families of
Lake and Riley, or Joscelyn Nungary, or the young man
who up to that point had beaten cancer and became
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a Secret Service agent. That night, they couldn't stand for
them because, oh, Donald Trump is speaking out against their
ridiculous policies. But they have made this country unsafe, and
they did so knowingly, and they purposely lied to the
American people. And we have known terrorists, murderers, rapists, other
violent criminals, cartel members, gang members. I keep repeating it
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because it's worth repeating. We don't know these people and
then they get you know, they're aided and embedded by
states like California sanctuary state. That's why I hear him
from Gavin Newsom, you know, who's become absolutely nutty. It,
you know, makes my blood boil because they haven't lifted
a finger to make their state safe and secure. They
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allowed all these unvetted people into the country, including that
guy that killed three people, a truck driver. He got
a license commercial license in the state of Washington and
the state of California. They get all these benefits that
cost the taxpayers out there billions and billions of dollars.
They have massive budget deficits as a result. And now
they're going to come out within an hour and lecture
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the American people on law and order and safety and security.
And they're the same people that have been screaming bloody
murder about Donald Trump for weeks.
Speaker 3 (12:00):
I'll let you know a little secret about Governor k
Newsom and what a hypocrite he is. It is against
federal law to be in this country unlawfully and possess
a firearm. So when we ask for the list of
people who have overstated visas or across the border. If
you have their name, the answers always know from these
blue states, how in the world can we keep them
from buying firearms? Because that's always the first place they
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run to his gun control. How can you keep them
from buying firearms if you won't provide us with the names.
It is so disingenuous and hypocritical. They don't want any guns,
but it is already against the federal law. You know,
they always wanted more federal laws. And our response, I
remember sitting there with Jimmy Jordan's saying, tell us how
you're doing with the current federal laws that you have.
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You know how few firearms prosecutions there were under President Obama,
the lead cheerleader for more gun control, And all we
wanted to know is, Okay, how are you doing with
the laws? You already have. The list of people who
cannot lawfully possess a gun is law court martial, convicted felon,
domestic abusers, people have been adjudicated mentally ill, not in
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the country lawfully. That's a great place to start. Keep it.
You want to prevent homicides. Look, I was a homicide prosecutor.
But that means we've already lost somebody's dead. I want
to stop the killing, so keep the guns out of
their hands. He won't even give the names of the
people he are here unlawfully. How big of a hypocrite
is that.
Speaker 2 (13:27):
Well, I'm going to tell you something.
Speaker 5 (13:28):
As a matter of law, they don't keep any statistics
at all in California as a sanctuary state or any
of the sanctuary cities within California of illegal immigrant crime.
They don't keep any statistics at all, and they do
so by design. They do it on purpose because they
know it would outrage the citizens, the legal American citizens
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that live there if they knew the truth about illegal
immigrant crime. Which brings us to your new book, The
Color of Death. It's a mystery. It's about a murder
in a small South Carolina town, which is appropriate considering
you're from South Carolina and an assistant DA has got
to pick up the pieces of his own life in
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order to solve the case, which I am predicting is
going to become a movie because it's so good, But
it's kind of ripped out of the headlines today.
Speaker 3 (14:23):
So mini series movies, you know, they don't get it right.
Television shows prosecutors are there. I can't tell you how
many crime scenes I went too, Shan. I was literally there.
I was telling my wife on the way to the
airport described and walking into a bank seeing three people
having been executed who simply went to the positive check
and they happened to be there when the bank robber
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came in. So prosec I was at the crime scene.
I mean, the notion that we show up on the
morning a trial and pick up a file is so wrong.
I mean, we walked through this case with the homicide
investigators from day one, and the family, the bond between
prosecutors and the family. You remember, Susan Smith, You and
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I are old enough to remember that case.
Speaker 2 (15:07):
Absolutely.
Speaker 3 (15:09):
The father of those two boys worked at the grocery
store that I shopped at every Saturday, and seeing grief
etched on that man's face for all of time, he
will never ever recover from that. We never talked about
the case. I didn't want to do that. We talked
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about sports, we talked about other things. But if you
want to see what grief and mourning does to even
a young man, it is literally etched on his face
and I want people to know that that bond is real.
You can get it by reading true crime. I just
I did it so long, Sean, I don't want to
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write true crime. I want people to know that this
wasn't real, but it could be real. So it's the
best of all worlds. You get to experience, but it
didn't really happen to somebody.
Speaker 5 (16:02):
Well, I urge people to get a copy of it.
It's in bookstores now all around the country. It's on
Amazon dot com, Hannity dot com. It's called The Color
of Death. My friend colleague Trey Goudie, host of Sunday
Night in America on the Fox News Channel, Sir, thank
you appreciate you being with us. I hope people will
pick up The Color of Death bookstores all across the country.
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Go to Hannity dot com now eight hundred and nine
four one. Shawn is on number. If you want to
be a part of the program.
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Speaker 3 (16:42):
This is the Hannity Show.
Speaker 5 (17:04):
Well, sadly, if you want to talk about death, just
look at what Israel has been through since October seventh,
twenty twenty three, and all of the rockets even prior
to that having been fired into Israel, all of the kibbutz's,
which are neighborhoods that have been attacked, all of the
people that have been killed, all of the people whose
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homes have been destroyed, all of the people that have
been displaced. It's IFCJ dot org. That's IFCJ dot org today.
All right, when we come back, we'll hit the phones.
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Speaker 5 (18:16):
The years, we have had some really a small number
of congressmen and women that have been willing to do
the deep dive investigative work of understanding the influence of
deep state operatives and the impact that they have had
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on presidential elections, and also a deep dive in terms
of Joe Biden as cognitive state. Who knew what and
when did he himself personally sign off on and authorize
every commutation, every pardon there has been one one committee
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that has dug deep deep into barisma, which is, you know,
zero experience. Hunter goes on Good Morning America, have any
experience and energy, No oil, no gas, no Ukraine, no China,
no no experience at all whatsoever. Then why is he
getting paid millions and millions of dollars? There's no earthly
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explanation for it. And then it gets into the whole
issue of Okay, was this information purposely hidden from you
the American people? And the lead up to elections, for example,
we know that John Brennan Warren Barack Obama warned the
administration at the time that Hillary Clinton had hatched a
plan about a Russia Russia Russia connection with Donald Trump
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that didn't exist, but yet they let it go forward.
We know that James Komi, you know, knew that she
had top secret classified information way more than what they
found tomorrow, a lago on her servers and bleach bit
and which basically is acid water washing. The servers took
place and hard drives were destroyed with hammers and sim
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cards were removed. That sounds like a cover up where
I come from. And then of course we learned from
Tulci Gabbard after all of this, you know, putting cinder
blocks before an election, on the scales of an election,
and then using the Hillary Clinton bought and paid for
dirty Russian dossier to issue not one but four PISA
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applications over the course of a year, not only destroying
Carter Page's life, but also giving a backdoor to spy
on the Trump campaign, transition team, and Trump presidency. And
then after now we know from declassified information from Tulci
Gabbard that in fact, the career senior intelligence officials that
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examined the twenty sixteen election found no evidence at all
whatsoever that, in fact, and I played this yesterday, that
in fact Donald Trump knew anything had any connection or
that the Russians in any way were trying to help
Donald Trump. Quite frankly the opposite. They had damning information
on Hillary Clinton that they were holding back because they
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were assuming that Hillary Clinton was going to win that election.
So and then what happens then Barack Obama, according to
Tulsi's press conference, and we played it yesterday, you know,
goes out there and he's telling his top political appointees
the deep state figures. Brendan Clapper, call me others, you know,
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to come up with a new intelligence assessment, and that's
sabotaging Donald Trump as he's going into the White Houses
and trying to serve the American people a duly elected president. Then,
on the issue of Hunter Biden's laptop, we know that
the FBI verified its authenticity of March and twenty twenty,
and then they went out of their way to prebunk
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that laptop, knowing it would be so damning that any
re election campaign or any election campaign as it relates
to Joe Biden. And sure enough, with big tech companies
weekly throughout the entire summer, they knew Rudy Giuliani's then attorney,
Bob Costello, had a copy of that laptop. They knew
that laptop would be made public. Sure enough, it drops
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in the New York Post in October of twenty twenty.
And then when those big tech companies that had been
warned they may be victims of Russian disinformation asked the
FBI whether or not this is authentic and real and true,
the FBI, that had verified its authenticity would not answer them,
and therefore that story got suppressed. But the person that's
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been at the forefront of all these investigations is James Comer.
He's with the House Oversight Committee. Thank you, sir for
your hard work and all that you've been doing. I
know that I'm throwing a lot at you here, but
I want to go over each investigation and try to
get to the bottom of it. Cash Betel, the FBI Director,
has now opened up what is a grand conspiracy investigation,
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and in that investigation, you know it was there a
grand conspiracy on three separate elections to sabotage Donald Trump's
chances of winning, and then when he won in twenty sixteen,
was there an attempt to sabotage an incoming president? In
your view, based on the evidence that you're reviewing every.
Speaker 4 (23:16):
Day, based on all the evidence I've seen, Sean, there
was an effort by the entire Deep State to first
create a false narrative that President Trump's campaign was colluding
with Russia, and then once he won, to double down
and triple down to try to create some kind of
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scandal to tie around his neck, to limit his ability
to do certain things, especially foreign policy related, because again
the Deep State, a lot of their efforts and objectives
pertained to foreign aid in other countries and military interventions
in other countries and spending money from the military industrial complex.
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And I think that Cash Betel and John Ratcliffe and
Tulci Gabbard, along with the work on the House Oversight
Committee and the Intel Committee when David Nunez was there.
I mean, all of this is culminating now into where
you're getting hard evidence that this was a coordinated effort,
and hopefully with President Trump's Department of Justice, we can
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finally see some accountability.
Speaker 2 (24:28):
Well, I hope so.
Speaker 5 (24:30):
More Particularly, you spent a lot of time on the
issue of Hunter Biden and the money is that he
was being paid by Barisma. You talked a lot also,
but about the what's app message, I'm sitting here with
my father, and again remember he said that his father
had never had no interest at all in his business dealings.
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The Laptop from Hell paints a very different story because
he's whining and complaining in his own words that he
gives half of his income to and that he pays
for Pops' home repairs, and he's talking with his financial
guy about what account he's going to pay for Pops'
home repairs, and then he says, I'm sitting here with
my father in between everybody. He knows of my ability
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to hold a grudge. Talking to the head of the CEFC,
which is the Chinese Energy conglomerate, uh says, you're going
to regret not basically not paying us the money.
Speaker 2 (25:23):
What happened three days later he got a wire.
Speaker 4 (25:27):
He got a wire within twenty four hours for one
hundred thousand That was money. Just look, hey, just take
this and the rest is on its way. And then
in less than a week he got a five million
dollar wire, by which and I'm fast forwarding here, he
never paid any taxes hunt according to the Irish whistle boards.
But let's go back to that money. The CEFC was
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a was a on paper, was a Chinese energy company,
but it folded after uh you know, after the not
not long after that five mean dotar wire and all
the assets mysteriously ended up in the in the possession
of the Chinese Communist Party. So I've always argued that
that wasn't a Chinese energy I mean, that was really
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just a front for the Chinese Communist Party, and this
was the money. And this is what Tony Bobelenski said
under oath in a nationally televised committee hearing at the
Oversight Committee that he viewed that money as a as
a bribe, that there was no energy deal. So so
the the thing that we discovered an investigation channel and
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talked about it on your on your TV show was
that the the I R. S knew what the bidies
were doing, the FDI and you what the the bides
were doing. You had the Department of Justice knew what
the bidies were doing, but they turned to blind eye
and anytime the investigation got close to Hunter Biden or
Joe Biden, they were told to stand down by these
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deep state actors. And I've always said I didn't believe
they do it. Did it that told the investigators to
stand down on investigating the Bidens because they locked Joe Biden.
I always felt like they did it because they hated
Donald Trump and they didn't want to do anything to
help Donald Trump because Donald Trump was a threat to
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the deep state bureaucracy. And I'm so hopeful now with
people like Cash Patel and John Ratcliffe and Tulsa Gabbard
that we can finally dismantle this deep state bureaucracy that
has interfered in elections.
Speaker 5 (27:29):
Well, that raises another question. And another investigation that you're leading,
and that has to do with whether or not Joe
Biden actually personally signed these commutations and these pardons. For example,
do we know if he signed his own son's pardon,
his brother's pardon. Do we know if he signed the
congenital liar Adam Schift's pardon? We know the New York
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Times said that he set out standards and criteria for pardon,
but nobody seems to be able to determine, you know,
who gave okay for the Auto Pen and whether or
not Joe Biden personally signed off on every commutation and
every part in John Solomon reporting that, in fact, his
own Justice Department said that it probably wasn't even legal.
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As my interpretation of the memo he got two days
before he left office, that's exactly right.
Speaker 4 (28:17):
The Department Justice caught win that all of these pardons
had been signed, as well as the executive orders during
the lane duck period had been signed by the Auto Pen,
and they were concerned that it wasn't going to hold
up in a quarter flaw because you have to sign,
physically sign a legal document that is just that is
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a standard, and they were conferned you know, you could
probably get by Sean was using the auto pen on
one or two pardons, one or two executive orders. But
he shoed thousands and thousands of partons. And you asked
if he signed his family's pardon. He signed five of
the six with the auto pen. The only pardon that
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was signed physically by Joe Biden was Hunter Biden's. But
his brothers and his sister in law, they were all
signed using the autopan, just like Adam Shifts was, and
doctor Faucis was, and Jamie Raskin and all of the
scoundrels that did the January sixth committee, all those pardons
were signed using the autopen. And what we found in
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our investigation thus far, we still have three more depositions
to do. But no one ever saw Joe Biden or
heard Joe Biden authorize the use of the outopen. And
in seventy five percent of the time when the autopen
was used, Joe Biden wasn't he was in the White House, supposedly,
Why if he was in the White House, did you
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just not have him signed the document?
Speaker 5 (29:45):
All right, quick break, we'll come back more with the
Chairman of the All Important House Government Reform and Oversight Committee,
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Speaker 5 (30:39):
I would continue now with Congressman James Comer. He is
now slowly being proven right every day. He is the
chairman of the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee. You've
been interviewing all these people that were in the Biden
White House, those that didn't plead the fifth and there's
been a number of those, but like for example, You're
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last interview that I'm aware of was with Ian Sam's
and here he is what a White House or a
State Department communications director only saw in person Joe Biden
two times. I mean, I was watching President Trump yesterday
for three and a half hours on TV have a
cabinet meeting, and he spends that much time on TV
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every single day. I don't think Joe Biden could stay
away for three and a half hours. So if that's
the case, are you telling us that all of these
pardons and commutations may now be invalid.
Speaker 4 (31:36):
I think there's a good argument to make them invalid.
I think if you take them to court, the court
will declare them null and void. And I would strongly
encourage President Trump to do that, especially these executive orders.
I know there's a lot of focus on the pardon,
but these executive orders Sean were done during the lang
duck period, and that is the period between, of course,
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when Donald Trump won the election and when he was
sworn into office. That's called the lame duck period, and
usually there's not much activity there, but there was a
lot of activity with respect to executive orders. And we've
always suspected that it was the staff that was Trump
proofing the next administration. They made it harder with these
executive orders to eliminate the Department of Education. They made
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it harder for Trump to make the federal employees to
come back to work because you know, there's still a
big percentage of them that are working from home because
of COVID of all things. So they did a lot
of stuff by executive order. There's no evidence that Joe
Biden had any knowledge or ever authorized the auto pen
on those exective orders. And usually when a president does
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an executive order, they do a press conference like what
Trump did with his cabinet or what Trump does every day,
and Joe Biden never even issued a statement. So I
think there's a strong case, especially with this new evidence
that Solomon reported, where there's there's an email now that
his own Merrick Garland department just said, my god, you
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can't use this auto pin on all these legal documents.
So I think that you know, once we get these
these three or four more depositions in the book, give
everybody the due process. I think that you know, the
evidence is pointing in the direction that Joe Biden had
no knowledge of that auto pen and how it was
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being used and who was pulling the strings.
Speaker 2 (33:25):
I think we're getting there. I know you've been working hard.
Speaker 5 (33:28):
I know it's frustrating probably for a lot of people
we don't get to the finish line. But I think
we're getting closer every day, in large part because of
the hard work you're doing. We do appreciate the updates.
Congressman James Comer, chairman of the Important House Oversight Committee,
Thank you for joining us today. We appreciate your time.
Speaker 2 (33:46):
As always, thanks for having me Sean listen.
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And if you want a little bang and a.
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Yin here and come along. Think of how easy it
would be to be a damn Republican. Oh what should
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I say today? I don't know. Just make sure it's cruel.
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Democratic ages have sued this dude forty four times, and
we'll assue.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
Him forty four more and forty four more after that.
We could lose everything.
Speaker 4 (00:49):
We could lose our democracy, our constitutional republic, all because
of one man.
Speaker 3 (00:54):
Credo is that stuff?
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Thanks Scots.
Speaker 5 (01:21):
Had an hour two Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and
nine to four one, Sean, if you want to be
a part of the program, I'm pointed this out last
night when we had former New York City mayor I
affectionately referred to him as Comrade the Blasio never thought
we'd have Marxist Kami Mamdani running and likely winning in
New York City.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
But here we are. It's got gone from bad to worse.
Speaker 5 (01:43):
But you know, he's been out there trying to make
the argument, no, no, no, there's more crime in red
states than in blue states.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
And I'm like, no, not true.
Speaker 5 (01:51):
And I went over every major city with the most
homicides per one hundred thousand, and you have democratic mayors
and every one of them, every single one. And AP
poll finds eighty one percent of American see crime in
major cities as a serious problem, of course, because they're
living it every day. We have this terrible school shooting
in Minneapolis today and it wasn't even in the news
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for two hours before people are racing out there to
politicize this. And here's what infuriates me. The same people
that support defund dismantled no bail laws, reimagine the police
and sending the social worker lunatics are the ones that
are the loudest voices here, the ones that have supported
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open borders and sanctuary cities and states unvetted illegals twelve
to twenty million. Biden Harris majorcis unvetted, the illegals, including
known terrorists, murderers, rapists, drug dealers, other violent criminals, cartel members,
gang members. And now they're going to lecture us. You know,
Nuddy Newsome, you know who does nothing to help the
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people in his state. The homelessness out of control, some
of the worst schools in the country, the highest income taxes,
property taxes, sales taxes in the nation. They're still running,
you know, tens and tens of billions of dollars in
budget deficits, can't get permits eight months later for the
people in the Pacific Palisades to rebuild their homes, which
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many of which could have been saved if they have
water and fire hydrants and a reservoir that was not empty.
And we can't even make it through the first week
of school without a mass shooting. And the GOP will
do absolutely nothing while our kids are being gunned down.
What is he talking about? Because you know it's people
like Donald Trump. All the last two weeks, all we've
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talked about is Donald Trump trying to prevent our nation's
capital from being the number one capital city of any
country in terms of the homicide rate. At forty one,
and the the books they've been cooking we're now finding
out for one hundred thousand, and then you've got circle back, Jensaki,
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when kids are getting shot in their pews at a
Catholic school mass, and your crime plan is to have
National Guard put mulch down around d C. No, if
you look at the numbers, you know we went for
the longest period of time in our nation's capital because
Donald Trump got sick and tired of it, and he
proved with every crime category going down, which we've gone
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over at nauseum, including the homicide rate. We went the
longest period of time when they were averaging nearly four
homicides a week in DC to two weeks of no homicides.
Speaker 2 (04:41):
It's unreal.
Speaker 5 (04:43):
And Trump has directed federal prosecutors to seek the death
penalty again. These same left wingers, you know, are against
the death penalty in DC murder cases. You have Senator
Kloberchar blaming Republicans for the shooting. All the work we've
done to ban these automatic rifles and do something when
it comes to background checks, we keep getting boarded. It's
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not the answer I have over the years since I've
been on radio and television thirty years of hawks started
my radio career in nineteen eighty seven. I've come to
the conclusion and stated this many many times. If you
want to prevent school shootings, I have a way to
do it that won't cost tax payers a dime. If
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you have retired police and military that are empowered to
volunteer to go to every school all across the nation,
and they are there armed on campus, they don't have
to make a show of it. They can dress and
plane clothes and metal detectors in every school, and the
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only cost it would be is whatever other jobs they have,
whatever retirement plans, they have no state taxes, no local taxes,
no federal taxes, no death taxes if they do ten
years of service fifteen hours a week. If you do that,
every school in the country will be safe and secure,
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and school shootings will be a.
Speaker 2 (06:09):
Thing of the past.
Speaker 5 (06:10):
Joining us is our friend Trey Goudie, and he, of
course hosts Fox News Sunday Night in America. He has
a new novel out by the Way, and he's been
a prosecutor, one of the most successful I've ever met
in my life. He's an incredible prosecutor. His new book
is called the Color of Death. We have it on
Hannity dot com and Amazon dot com now today in
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bookstores all around the country.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
This is not new to you.
Speaker 5 (06:35):
You have dealt with this in the course of your
life and your career. You like my idea and are
you as offended as I am at the defundus mantle.
Reimagine the police and sanctuary city and state liberals lecturing
everybody within hours on school safety.
Speaker 3 (06:54):
You know, Sean, I was wondering how long it would
take the last to blame President Trump for what happened
Minnesota and the children aren't even to the morgue, yeah before.
Jensaki is trying to politicize it what she's really doing,
although she is doing it unwittingly. She's either not smart
enough or too disingenuous to realize she's making a very
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powerful argument for the president to expand what he's doing
in DC to other cities because it actually dovetails with
your idea. There is no deterrent like police presidence. Nothing
keeps people from committing crime quite like the fear that
they may be shot at first. So you do the
background checks. You have retired men and women, You have
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people who are willing to protect. But I don't care
if I have a kid there or not. I don't
want anybody's child harm. I would volunteer to do it.
You have to deter people. It can be a smart
squad car, it can be uniform or non uniform. You
have to let people know there's going to be a
consequence if you pick on this target. So I like
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your idea coupled with what the president is doing in DC,
which proves police presence deters crime. I saw it for
twenty years.
Speaker 5 (08:13):
Let's talk a little bit about your background and your career,
because a lot of people don't know you were a prosecutor.
Speaker 2 (08:19):
You don't like to talk about it. You're kind of
a humble guy.
Speaker 5 (08:23):
But you did not lose a single case that you
brought brought before a court in terms of prosecution.
Speaker 3 (08:30):
Did you, Jean? I had really good cops that had
really good victims.
Speaker 2 (08:34):
Was I was in But by the way, why can't
you just say you're right?
Speaker 1 (08:37):
I was?
Speaker 2 (08:38):
I have one hundred percent track record. I really did
my job very well.
Speaker 5 (08:42):
Well you can take credit for that because not many
prosecutors can say that.
Speaker 3 (08:46):
No, they can't. But what makes me feel awful is
I've seen really, really, really good prosecutors that just got
bad juries or something went wrong and they got a
not guilty verdict. But they were every bit as good,
if not better, than I was. So it's not false humility.
It is the unpredictability of a jury. But you're right.
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I had one hundred jury trials, about half of them
more in federal courts, and then half were in state court.
And most of those were murder cases and some of
the more death penalty cases, which means you got to
try him twice, and when twice beyond a reasonable doubt.
So every kind of crime you can possibly prosecute, every
kind of grief, every kind of victim. I have seen it,
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and I can tell you this. You're around the President
more than I am, so when he talks about the
loss of life, whether it's war or whether it's crime,
it is personal to him and it is real. I
mean I'm not talking about a press conference, I'm talking
about sitting at a lunch table. He realizes, no other
right you have matters if you are dead or living
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in fear. So the reason I became a prosecutor is
because I want I think public safety is the number
one function of government, number one function of God.
Speaker 4 (10:00):
From it.
Speaker 3 (10:00):
If you're not safe, what else matters? If you're dead,
what else matters? So, yes, that is the job. I
hope that people will remember me for You've had a
remarkable career that spanned decades. You're the best it's ever
been at what you've done.
Speaker 4 (10:18):
But I want oh, I don't know.
Speaker 5 (10:20):
I don't know about that part, but you're very kind.
I will say this, there are solutions to the problem.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
You know.
Speaker 5 (10:28):
For example, there's a solution. We have known terrorists, murderers, rapists.
I mean, the one of the I think the lowest
moment for Democrats is at the Joint Session speech with
President Trump. And they couldn't stand for the families of
Lake and Riley, or Joscelyn Nungary, or the young man
who up to that point had beaten cancer and became
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a Secret Service agent. That night, they couldn't stand for
them because, oh, Donald Trump is speaking out against their
ridiculous policies. But they have made this country unsafe, and
they did so knowingly, and they purposely lied to the
American people. And we have known terrorists, murderers, rapists, other
violent criminals, cartel members, gang members. I keep repeating it
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because it's worth repeating. We don't know these people and
then they get you know, they're aided and embedded by
states like California sanctuary state. That's why I hear him
from Gavin Newsom, you know, who's become absolutely nutty. It,
you know, makes my blood boil because they haven't lifted
a finger to make their state safe and secure. They
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allowed all these unvetted people into the country, including that
guy that killed three people, a truck driver. He got
a license commercial license in the state of Washington and
the state of California. They get all these benefits that
cost the taxpayers out there billions and billions of dollars.
They have massive budget deficits as a result. And now
they're going to come out within an hour and lecture
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the American people on law and order and safety and security.
And they're the same people that have been screaming bloody
murder about Donald Trump for weeks.
Speaker 3 (12:00):
I'll let you know a little secret about Governor k
Newsom and what a hypocrite he is. It is against
federal law to be in this country unlawfully and possess
a firearm. So when we ask for the list of
people who have overstated visas or across the border. If
you have their name, the answers always know from these
blue states, how in the world can we keep them
from buying firearms? Because that's always the first place they
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run to his gun control. How can you keep them
from buying firearms if you won't provide us with the names.
It is so disingenuous and hypocritical. They don't want any guns,
but it is already against the federal law. You know,
they always wanted more federal laws. And our response, I
remember sitting there with Jimmy Jordan's saying, tell us how
you're doing with the current federal laws that you have.
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You know how few firearms prosecutions there were under President Obama,
the lead cheerleader for more gun control, And all we
wanted to know is, Okay, how are you doing with
the laws? You already have. The list of people who
cannot lawfully possess a gun is law court martial, convicted felon,
domestic abusers, people have been adjudicated mentally ill, not in
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the country lawfully. That's a great place to start. Keep it.
You want to prevent homicides. Look, I was a homicide prosecutor.
But that means we've already lost somebody's dead. I want
to stop the killing, so keep the guns out of
their hands. He won't even give the names of the
people he are here unlawfully. How big of a hypocrite
is that.
Speaker 2 (13:27):
Well, I'm going to tell you something.
Speaker 5 (13:28):
As a matter of law, they don't keep any statistics
at all in California as a sanctuary state or any
of the sanctuary cities within California of illegal immigrant crime.
They don't keep any statistics at all, and they do
so by design. They do it on purpose because they
know it would outrage the citizens, the legal American citizens
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that live there if they knew the truth about illegal
immigrant crime. Which brings us to your new book, The
Color of Death. It's a mystery. It's about a murder
in a small South Carolina town, which is appropriate considering
you're from South Carolina and an assistant DA has got
to pick up the pieces of his own life in
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order to solve the case, which I am predicting is
going to become a movie because it's so good, But
it's kind of ripped out of the headlines today.
Speaker 3 (14:23):
So mini series movies, you know, they don't get it right.
Television shows prosecutors are there. I can't tell you how
many crime scenes I went too, Shan. I was literally there.
I was telling my wife on the way to the
airport described and walking into a bank seeing three people
having been executed who simply went to the positive check
and they happened to be there when the bank robber
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came in. So prosec I was at the crime scene.
I mean, the notion that we show up on the
morning a trial and pick up a file is so wrong.
I mean, we walked through this case with the homicide
investigators from day one, and the family, the bond between
prosecutors and the family. You remember, Susan Smith, You and
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I are old enough to remember that case.
Speaker 2 (15:07):
Absolutely.
Speaker 3 (15:09):
The father of those two boys worked at the grocery
store that I shopped at every Saturday, and seeing grief
etched on that man's face for all of time, he
will never ever recover from that. We never talked about
the case. I didn't want to do that. We talked
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about sports, we talked about other things. But if you
want to see what grief and mourning does to even
a young man, it is literally etched on his face
and I want people to know that that bond is real.
You can get it by reading true crime. I just
I did it so long, Sean, I don't want to
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write true crime. I want people to know that this
wasn't real, but it could be real. So it's the
best of all worlds. You get to experience, but it
didn't really happen to somebody.
Speaker 5 (16:02):
Well, I urge people to get a copy of it.
It's in bookstores now all around the country. It's on
Amazon dot com, Hannity dot com. It's called The Color
of Death. My friend colleague Trey Goudie, host of Sunday
Night in America on the Fox News Channel, Sir, thank
you appreciate you being with us. I hope people will
pick up The Color of Death bookstores all across the country.
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Go to Hannity dot com now eight hundred and nine
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Speaker 5 (17:04):
Well, sadly, if you want to talk about death, just
look at what Israel has been through since October seventh,
twenty twenty three, and all of the rockets even prior
to that having been fired into Israel, all of the kibbutz's,
which are neighborhoods that have been attacked, all of the
people that have been killed, all of the people whose
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homes have been destroyed, all of the people that have
been displaced. It's IFCJ dot org. That's IFCJ dot org today.
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Speaker 5 (18:16):
The years, we have had some really a small number
of congressmen and women that have been willing to do
the deep dive investigative work of understanding the influence of
deep state operatives and the impact that they have had
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on presidential elections, and also a deep dive in terms
of Joe Biden as cognitive state. Who knew what and
when did he himself personally sign off on and authorize
every commutation, every pardon there has been one one committee
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that has dug deep deep into barisma, which is, you know,
zero experience. Hunter goes on Good Morning America, have any
experience and energy, No oil, no gas, no Ukraine, no China,
no no experience at all whatsoever. Then why is he
getting paid millions and millions of dollars? There's no earthly
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explanation for it. And then it gets into the whole
issue of Okay, was this information purposely hidden from you
the American people? And the lead up to elections, for example,
we know that John Brennan Warren Barack Obama warned the
administration at the time that Hillary Clinton had hatched a
plan about a Russia Russia Russia connection with Donald Trump
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that didn't exist, but yet they let it go forward.
We know that James Komi, you know, knew that she
had top secret classified information way more than what they
found tomorrow, a lago on her servers and bleach bit
and which basically is acid water washing. The servers took
place and hard drives were destroyed with hammers and sim
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cards were removed. That sounds like a cover up where
I come from. And then of course we learned from
Tulci Gabbard after all of this, you know, putting cinder
blocks before an election, on the scales of an election,
and then using the Hillary Clinton bought and paid for
dirty Russian dossier to issue not one but four PISA
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applications over the course of a year, not only destroying
Carter Page's life, but also giving a backdoor to spy
on the Trump campaign, transition team, and Trump presidency. And
then after now we know from declassified information from Tulci
Gabbard that in fact, the career senior intelligence officials that
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examined the twenty sixteen election found no evidence at all
whatsoever that, in fact, and I played this yesterday, that
in fact Donald Trump knew anything had any connection or
that the Russians in any way were trying to help
Donald Trump. Quite frankly the opposite. They had damning information
on Hillary Clinton that they were holding back because they
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were assuming that Hillary Clinton was going to win that election.
So and then what happens then Barack Obama, according to
Tulsi's press conference, and we played it yesterday, you know,
goes out there and he's telling his top political appointees
the deep state figures. Brendan Clapper, call me others, you know,
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to come up with a new intelligence assessment, and that's
sabotaging Donald Trump as he's going into the White Houses
and trying to serve the American people a duly elected president. Then,
on the issue of Hunter Biden's laptop, we know that
the FBI verified its authenticity of March and twenty twenty,
and then they went out of their way to prebunk
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that laptop, knowing it would be so damning that any
re election campaign or any election campaign as it relates
to Joe Biden. And sure enough, with big tech companies
weekly throughout the entire summer, they knew Rudy Giuliani's then attorney,
Bob Costello, had a copy of that laptop. They knew
that laptop would be made public. Sure enough, it drops
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in the New York Post in October of twenty twenty.
And then when those big tech companies that had been
warned they may be victims of Russian disinformation asked the
FBI whether or not this is authentic and real and true,
the FBI, that had verified its authenticity would not answer them,
and therefore that story got suppressed. But the person that's
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been at the forefront of all these investigations is James Comer.
He's with the House Oversight Committee. Thank you, sir for
your hard work and all that you've been doing. I
know that I'm throwing a lot at you here, but
I want to go over each investigation and try to
get to the bottom of it. Cash Betel, the FBI Director,
has now opened up what is a grand conspiracy investigation,
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and in that investigation, you know it was there a
grand conspiracy on three separate elections to sabotage Donald Trump's
chances of winning, and then when he won in twenty sixteen,
was there an attempt to sabotage an incoming president? In
your view, based on the evidence that you're reviewing every.
Speaker 4 (23:16):
Day, based on all the evidence I've seen, Sean, there
was an effort by the entire Deep State to first
create a false narrative that President Trump's campaign was colluding
with Russia, and then once he won, to double down
and triple down to try to create some kind of
(23:38):
scandal to tie around his neck, to limit his ability
to do certain things, especially foreign policy related, because again
the Deep State, a lot of their efforts and objectives
pertained to foreign aid in other countries and military interventions
in other countries and spending money from the military industrial complex.
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And I think that Cash Betel and John Ratcliffe and
Tulci Gabbard, along with the work on the House Oversight
Committee and the Intel Committee when David Nunez was there.
I mean, all of this is culminating now into where
you're getting hard evidence that this was a coordinated effort,
and hopefully with President Trump's Department of Justice, we can
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finally see some accountability.
Speaker 2 (24:28):
Well, I hope so.
Speaker 5 (24:30):
More Particularly, you spent a lot of time on the
issue of Hunter Biden and the money is that he
was being paid by Barisma. You talked a lot also,
but about the what's app message, I'm sitting here with
my father, and again remember he said that his father
had never had no interest at all in his business dealings.
(24:51):
The Laptop from Hell paints a very different story because
he's whining and complaining in his own words that he
gives half of his income to and that he pays
for Pops' home repairs, and he's talking with his financial
guy about what account he's going to pay for Pops'
home repairs, and then he says, I'm sitting here with
my father in between everybody. He knows of my ability
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to hold a grudge. Talking to the head of the CEFC,
which is the Chinese Energy conglomerate, uh says, you're going
to regret not basically not paying us the money.
Speaker 2 (25:23):
What happened three days later he got a wire.
Speaker 4 (25:27):
He got a wire within twenty four hours for one
hundred thousand That was money. Just look, hey, just take
this and the rest is on its way. And then
in less than a week he got a five million
dollar wire, by which and I'm fast forwarding here, he
never paid any taxes hunt according to the Irish whistle boards.
But let's go back to that money. The CEFC was
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a was a on paper, was a Chinese energy company,
but it folded after uh you know, after the not
not long after that five mean dotar wire and all
the assets mysteriously ended up in the in the possession
of the Chinese Communist Party. So I've always argued that
that wasn't a Chinese energy I mean, that was really
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just a front for the Chinese Communist Party, and this
was the money. And this is what Tony Bobelenski said
under oath in a nationally televised committee hearing at the
Oversight Committee that he viewed that money as a as
a bribe, that there was no energy deal. So so
the the thing that we discovered an investigation channel and
(26:33):
talked about it on your on your TV show was
that the the I R. S knew what the bidies
were doing, the FDI and you what the the bides
were doing. You had the Department of Justice knew what
the bidies were doing, but they turned to blind eye
and anytime the investigation got close to Hunter Biden or
Joe Biden, they were told to stand down by these
(26:53):
deep state actors. And I've always said I didn't believe
they do it. Did it that told the investigators to
stand down on investigating the Bidens because they locked Joe Biden.
I always felt like they did it because they hated
Donald Trump and they didn't want to do anything to
help Donald Trump because Donald Trump was a threat to
(27:13):
the deep state bureaucracy. And I'm so hopeful now with
people like Cash Patel and John Ratcliffe and Tulsa Gabbard
that we can finally dismantle this deep state bureaucracy that
has interfered in elections.
Speaker 5 (27:29):
Well, that raises another question. And another investigation that you're leading,
and that has to do with whether or not Joe
Biden actually personally signed these commutations and these pardons. For example,
do we know if he signed his own son's pardon,
his brother's pardon. Do we know if he signed the
congenital liar Adam Schift's pardon? We know the New York
(27:51):
Times said that he set out standards and criteria for pardon,
but nobody seems to be able to determine, you know,
who gave okay for the Auto Pen and whether or
not Joe Biden personally signed off on every commutation and
every part in John Solomon reporting that, in fact, his
own Justice Department said that it probably wasn't even legal.
(28:12):
As my interpretation of the memo he got two days
before he left office, that's exactly right.
Speaker 4 (28:17):
The Department Justice caught win that all of these pardons
had been signed, as well as the executive orders during
the lane duck period had been signed by the Auto Pen,
and they were concerned that it wasn't going to hold
up in a quarter flaw because you have to sign,
physically sign a legal document that is just that is
(28:38):
a standard, and they were conferned you know, you could
probably get by Sean was using the auto pen on
one or two pardons, one or two executive orders. But
he shoed thousands and thousands of partons. And you asked
if he signed his family's pardon. He signed five of
the six with the auto pen. The only pardon that
(29:00):
was signed physically by Joe Biden was Hunter Biden's. But
his brothers and his sister in law, they were all
signed using the autopan, just like Adam Shifts was, and
doctor Faucis was, and Jamie Raskin and all of the
scoundrels that did the January sixth committee, all those pardons
were signed using the autopen. And what we found in
(29:23):
our investigation thus far, we still have three more depositions
to do. But no one ever saw Joe Biden or
heard Joe Biden authorize the use of the outopen. And
in seventy five percent of the time when the autopen
was used, Joe Biden wasn't he was in the White House, supposedly,
Why if he was in the White House, did you
(29:43):
just not have him signed the document?
Speaker 5 (29:45):
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Chairman of the All Important House Government Reform and Oversight Committee,
James Combers with us. Then we'll get to your calls
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Speaker 5 (30:39):
I would continue now with Congressman James Comer. He is
now slowly being proven right every day. He is the
chairman of the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee. You've
been interviewing all these people that were in the Biden
White House, those that didn't plead the fifth and there's
been a number of those, but like for example, You're
(31:00):
last interview that I'm aware of was with Ian Sam's
and here he is what a White House or a
State Department communications director only saw in person Joe Biden
two times. I mean, I was watching President Trump yesterday
for three and a half hours on TV have a
cabinet meeting, and he spends that much time on TV
(31:21):
every single day. I don't think Joe Biden could stay
away for three and a half hours. So if that's
the case, are you telling us that all of these
pardons and commutations may now be invalid.
Speaker 4 (31:36):
I think there's a good argument to make them invalid.
I think if you take them to court, the court
will declare them null and void. And I would strongly
encourage President Trump to do that, especially these executive orders.
I know there's a lot of focus on the pardon,
but these executive orders Sean were done during the lang
duck period, and that is the period between, of course,
(31:58):
when Donald Trump won the election and when he was
sworn into office. That's called the lame duck period, and
usually there's not much activity there, but there was a
lot of activity with respect to executive orders. And we've
always suspected that it was the staff that was Trump
proofing the next administration. They made it harder with these
executive orders to eliminate the Department of Education. They made
(32:20):
it harder for Trump to make the federal employees to
come back to work because you know, there's still a
big percentage of them that are working from home because
of COVID of all things. So they did a lot
of stuff by executive order. There's no evidence that Joe
Biden had any knowledge or ever authorized the auto pen
on those exective orders. And usually when a president does
(32:41):
an executive order, they do a press conference like what
Trump did with his cabinet or what Trump does every day,
and Joe Biden never even issued a statement. So I
think there's a strong case, especially with this new evidence
that Solomon reported, where there's there's an email now that
his own Merrick Garland department just said, my god, you
(33:02):
can't use this auto pin on all these legal documents.
So I think that you know, once we get these
these three or four more depositions in the book, give
everybody the due process. I think that you know, the
evidence is pointing in the direction that Joe Biden had
no knowledge of that auto pen and how it was
(33:22):
being used and who was pulling the strings.
Speaker 2 (33:25):
I think we're getting there. I know you've been working hard.
Speaker 5 (33:28):
I know it's frustrating probably for a lot of people
we don't get to the finish line. But I think
we're getting closer every day, in large part because of
the hard work you're doing. We do appreciate the updates.
Congressman James Comer, chairman of the Important House Oversight Committee,
Thank you for joining us today. We appreciate your time.
Speaker 2 (33:46):
As always, thanks for having me Sean listen.
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