September 7, 2026 • 29 mins
Can Republicans defy history and hold Congress in November? Sean Hannity is joined by pollster John McLaughlin to examine the numbers, the danger of depressed midterm turnout and the message Republicans may need to win. They discuss the growing influence of Democratic Socialists, the contrast between free-market capitalism and big-government socialism, and why McLaughlin believes Republicans must go on offense rather than allow the election to become simply a referendum on President Trump.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
All right, Hour 2, Sean Hannity Show, 800-941-SEAN is our
number if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
77 days till this.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
What I am saying is the most important midterm in
our lifetime by a long shot, by the way. It's
not even a close call with all the lunatics on
the left that are out there running.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Latest example, Cliff Connolly.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
He is a member of the DSA's National Political Committee,
admitting that he hates our Constitution.
Speaker 3 (00:30):
Of the DSA caucuses that believe in democracy as an
end goal, Mug is the only one that sees revolution
as a necessity to get there. And of the caucuses
in DSA that see the necessity of revolution, we're the
only ones that see democracy as the end goal. So
the two things that we're famous for is our commitment
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to a program and our hatred of the United States Constitution.
And what the program does is it gives us a
roadmap to revolution, and it gives us the obstacle that
we finally will have to get over to have a revolution,
which is the United States Constitution, the basis of the
United States government.
Speaker 1 (01:14):
So if you listen to the legacy media mob, if
you listen to the punditry class, if you read the
mainstream media, you'll never know that your prescription drug prices
have dropped Dramatically, you'll never know. You'll never hear the
story about, oh, the border's been completely closed off after
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four straight years of, you know, open borders in spite
of the big lie that the borders are closed and
borders secure. You won't hear that Donald Trump did prevent
the world from having to deal with a nuclear-armed Iran.
You won't get the real strength of the economy. For example,
recently released GDP estimates for the second quarter show real
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growth in the economy compared to contraction during the Biden years?
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Is it everything we want?
Speaker 1 (02:04):
Are gas prices too high as a result of stopping
Iran from becoming a nuclear power?
Speaker 2 (02:09):
Yeah, that has had an impact. But you're never going
to hear it.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
And what's fascinating to this is the Democratic Party is
now taken over by extremists. They're not going to tell
you that part either. They're not going to play for
you in their own words the things that they're saying,
their supporters are saying. So you kind of have to
take it upon yourself if you're me and my job
is to do the work that you're too busy doing
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other jobs to do and to look at what we
are facing in the midterm. Now, historical trends would favor
the party that is out of power. That would be
the Democratic Party in this particular case. And if you
look at what are we really you know, how many
seats are we viewing as toss up seats? You know,
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for example, in the Senate, you know, I think the
most important races that we've got to pay attention to
is we've got to win Michigan.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
We've got to win Iowa, Alaska.
Speaker 1 (03:08):
The Democrats thought they were clever by putting another Dan Sullivan.
We have a current son, Senator Dan Sullivan, on the ballot.
Ohio is more competitive than I would like. I think
once Texas becomes aware of Telefrico and Mr. Sixgender, I
don't think that's going to be much of a race.
Troy Jackson is basically Graham Platner 2.0 based on everything
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I'm reading about him and hearing about him.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
So I think that's going to be a problem.
Speaker 1 (03:34):
And then I'm kind of on the sidelines looking at
New Hampshire as it relates to the House of Representatives. Look,
I think that, you know, Republicans, you know, have to win.
20 seats that are up for grabs. If they really,
if it was a great year for them, you know,
they could get as many as 27 based on what
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I see. And, but, you know, the narrative, it's very
hard when you're going up against a machine. And the
machine is the legacy media mob. The machine, and that
is a powerful contribution that the legacy media will always
favor the Democrats. And you're never going to see a
good poll on Donald J.
Speaker 2 (04:17):
Trump.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
John McLaughlin is joining us now. He's with McLaughlin and Associates.
And one of the things that he has done his
entire career is he has been a pollster for very
polarizing political figures, from Jesse Helms to Prime Minister Netanyahu,
another person not easy to poll, Donald Trump not easy
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to poll. I mean, if you look at 2024, for example,
You never would have believed the outcome based on the
polls of the legacy media mob. But for John and
for Matt Towery of Insider Advantage and Robert Cahaley of
Trafalgar and, you know, I don't even know who Atlas.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
Is, but they did a good job this week.
Speaker 1 (05:00):
Past presidential cycle, Rasmussen, they generally do a pretty good job.
That's about it. So you're going to be fed with disinformation.
So what does it mean? Where do we stand 77
days out of this midterm? It's important to get a
snapshot before Labor Day, important to get a snapshot after
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Labor Day. And then it's important that you all hear
my admonition and tell all your friends how important this is.
Because they don't want to just make changes on the fringes.
They want to uproot our Constitution. You just heard that
they don't like our Constitution. And we've been telling you
about the extremism of El Sayed, his BFF, Hassan Piker,
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of Telerico, six-gender, God is non-binary, championing the rights of
biological men to play women's sports and have access to abortion.
Speaker 2 (05:52):
This is nuts.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
I've been telling you about the temper of Troy Jackson
in Maine. We've been telling you about the antics they're
playing in Alaska and we keep going through it. So
you at least it's going to take, you know, it's
going to take all of us combined to educate people
that are, you know, as Rush used to say, low
information voters.
Speaker 2 (06:13):
Anyway, John McLaughlin, sir, how are you?
Speaker 4 (06:16):
It's a pleasure to be with you again, Sean. You know,
you brought back fond memories of all the voter suppression
media polls where, remember the Hillary lock in 2016? And
even on Election Day, you and I were speaking, and
I was like, they've got to count the votes. Donald
Trump is going to win. And I said it on
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your show before, that you said, who's going to win?
And I was like... The Thursday before, I think I
said on your show, I said Trump was going to win,
although we were crazy. But the media does this on purpose.
And just like in 2024, whether it was President Kamala Harris,
they know that they have a midterm election that depends
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on turnout. In 2024, 155 million voters came out. Trump
won the popular vote with 77 million. In 2018, you
had a turnout of 118 million for the midterm. In 2022,
you had a turnout of 112 million for the midterm.
They are hoping that Trump voters will stay home, and
if they can convince them the Republicans can't win Congress,
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that's what could happen. And so your message is really
important as we go into September and October.
Speaker 1 (07:27):
So Republicans have two advantages that I think that Democrats
are not factoring in. Well, three, if you factor in,
at some point it's got to penetrate Democrats. the consciousness
of the average individual of how crazy this party has
become and how silent and how deafening the silence is
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of elected Democrats in taking on, you know, this radical
democratic socialist movement. when I go through the list of
what they believe, I'm not joking.
Speaker 2 (08:00):
I'm not kidding.
Speaker 1 (08:01):
You know, we now have this woman saying that stealing
should be legalized. I didn't think I'd hear that in
my lifetime, but here we go. That was a new
one even for me. When they hear the radical positions,
you know, what the DSA, they were praising Castro on
their website the other day.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
Did you see that?
Speaker 1 (08:20):
Praising Castro, a thug, a murderer, a thief. who's created
nothing but poverty and misery for the people in Cuba.
I just....
Speaker 2 (08:31):
Exactly. I mean, this is what now.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
And then where are the elected Democrats but for a
guy by the name of John Fetterman saying, no, I
don't want any part of this?
Speaker 4 (08:41):
Right. And by the way, the key here is that
you've got younger voters who don't know what communism is.
They don't know what socialism is. If you were born
after 19... In 1989, you know, there's no recollection of
the Berlin Wall, Soviet Union, Mao, Castro, etc. Their idea
of socialism that they were taught was like Sweden. Sweden
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and Europe has rejected socialism as one of the most
conservative free market countries now in Europe. But the key
thing here is they wanted a referendum on Donald Trump.
All this big government socialism... is a reaction to Donald
Trump's success. As he succeeds, the Democrat Party and their
primary voters, the elites in the Democrat Party, have gotten
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more deranged that Trump is winning with his blue-collar Republican Party.
So they're hoping that those voters who elected Trump president
won't come out. And we asked in our last poll,
in our last national poll that we published, the generic
ballot that Democrats were ahead of 1,000 likely voters, they
were ahead By two points, 46-44. However, when you frame
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the question, do you prefer a Republican who's a free
market capitalist or a Democrat who's a big government socialist,
the Republican then wins 49-34. 36, 13 points, a 15-point turnaround.
That's what the midterm convention has to be about. They
need to frame that because if that's the case, we
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then win with independents decisively. We gain 31 points with moderates.
We pull even with Hispanic voters. We gain 12 points
with blacks. We win among women. The Democrat Party needs
to be portrayed as a big government socialist party. Newt
Gingrich wrote a book about this a couple years ago.
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This is where they were headed. And now they're there,
and they're nominating these radical candidates who would forever change
America forever. where they've changed our Constitution. They don't like
that Donald Trump's cut taxes. They don't like that he
deregulated businesses. They don't like the fact that he secured
our borders. They don't like that he's made the military stronger, etc.
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They want to take that all apart and turn us
into this big government socialist state.
Speaker 2 (10:58):
Quick break. More with John McLaughlin.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
McLaughlin and Associates, the polling group on the other side.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
Then your call's coming up today. 800-941-SHAWN is our number.
if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
All right, our final moments with John McLaughlin of McLaughlin
and Associates. 77 days till this most important midterm in
our lifetime right now. Literally the entire country is hanging
in the balance here. Okay, so you've got two ways
to argue and persuade people to vote for you. One
is you explain how radicalized these people are. We've been
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doing that with Troy Jackson, El Sayed, Six Gender Telerico, etc.
But then it's, you know, the DSA website, it's still
up there. I'm expecting them to take it down because
they're going to want to hide who they really are,
but praising Fidel Castro on what would have been his
100th birthday, or this lunatic DSA person in New York
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saying it should be legal, it should no longer be
illegal to steal or eliminating the Senate and the presidency
and packing the courts and amnesty for illegals and abolishing
borders and abolishing ICE and ending all deportations and defunding
the Department of War, eliminating cash bail, abolishing prisons, abolishing police,
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a wealth tax, cradle to grave, womb to tomb, Green
New Deal and public ownership of corporations. I say it
every day on purpose so that people will have this
in their consciousness. So when they talk to their friends
and their neighbors and their coworkers, they can tell them, OK,
so that that is describing your opponent. To me, that
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should be enough. But maybe people want to know, well, is,
you know, paying four bucks a gallon for gasoline. I
don't like paying four bucks a gallon for gasoline. Why
do we have to go to Iran? Because Iran would
have become a nuclear power. And if you think things
are bad now, they would have been, you know, that
much worse if they ever got a nuclear weapon, they
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would have held the world hostage and probably used it
eventually and killed.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
How many, God knows how many people.
Speaker 4 (13:05):
Right. Or shut down.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
So what's the case you would make?
Speaker 4 (13:09):
I would say, by the way, the Republicans need to
play offense. And the Democrats say they're for affordability and
lowering prices. Well, we need to remind people that every
Democrat in the House and Senate voted for the largest
tax increase in history when they wanted to kill the
Trump tax cuts, when they voted against no tax on tips,
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no tax on overtime, no Social Security tax credit. They
voted against that. They wanted to raise taxes by $ 2, 000
about on every taxpayer. And the Republicans instead ought to
be pushing for new tax cuts. Like the idea in
our polling— indexing capital gains. Americans support that 62 to 16.
The idea of increasing the exemption to sell your home,
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doubling it, it's 52 to 28. They support that. It
also collapsed in the tax bracket from 7 to 5,
where people under $ 200, 000 pay only 12% federal taxes. They
support that 68%. Republicans need to put those up for votes.
By the way, they should put up a vote condemning
the DSA platform. The DSA platform is un-American. It's anti-capitalist.
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It's anti-free enterprise. It's for bigger government. They'll put that
platform in front of the House and ask them to vote.
Speaker 1 (14:30):
I actually agree with that. Last question, exit question. Who's
going to win the midterms, House, Senate?
Speaker 4 (14:39):
Talk to me after the midterm convention. If the Republicans
play offense, they will keep the House and they will
keep the Senate. If the Republicans sit back and play defense,
where the Democrats have a referendum on Donald Trump who's
not on the ballot, then we've got a problem. Republicans
need to use that midterm convention in Dallas to play
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offense and put the Democrats back on their heels.
Speaker 2 (15:02):
All right. Appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (15:04):
Now, when Democrats realize and this is maybe one of
the bigger indicators, Andy Beshear, the governor of Kentucky, has
been trying to sell himself as a moderate. But Andy
Beshear also sees what's happening to his party. So on
the one hand, he speaks out of both sides of
his mouth. He says socialism is a failed experiment. So
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let's play that one first.
Speaker 3 (15:25):
58% of Democrats have a positive view of socialism, and
just 32% have a positive view of capitalism.
Speaker 2 (15:35):
What do you make of that?
Speaker 5 (15:36):
What I make of it is that people are struggling. Now,
I believe socialism is a failed experiment, but I do
believe that we need to get results for the American people.
Speaker 2 (15:47):
Okay, so he sounds reasonable.
Speaker 1 (15:49):
Sounds like he wants to run as the moderate that
he tries to portray himself as. Then out of the
other side of his mouth in the next breath, he
embraces the rise of all these socialist candidates because he
wants their votes and he wants to be president and
he wants power and he'll do and say anything to
get it. It's time for big ideas, which these candidates
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are now throwing out.
Speaker 2 (16:12):
Oh, OK. So what is it, Andy?
Speaker 1 (16:15):
Just a typical loser politician that speaks out of both
sides of his face.
Speaker 4 (16:20):
Listen.
Speaker 5 (16:21):
I think what Democratic voters want is a country that
works for them. Right now, they're working hard, they're playing
by the rules, but they're not getting ahead. The average
age of first-time homeownership is 40 years old. They can't
take their kids on the same vacation that they went on.
And they see a federal government with President Trump that
is as corrupt as any we've ever seen. enriching themselves
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at the expense.
Speaker 6 (16:46):
Of everyone else.
Speaker 5 (16:47):
So I think what voters want is fix the economy,
which means bring down prices in the war in Iran,
invest in housing, and they want.
Speaker 2 (16:55):
This government fixed too.
Speaker 5 (16:57):
So I believe it's time for big ideas, which many
of these candidates are throwing out.
Speaker 1 (17:01):
I mean, it's just so transparent. I hope people can
get this before it's too late. I hope you're understanding
the severity of what we're facing here in 77 days.
All right, to our busy phones, God bless Texas. Eric
in Texas.
Speaker 2 (17:15):
Eric, how are you? Glad you called.
Speaker 6 (17:16):
I'm doing great, Sean. Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 2 (17:18):
Thank you. What's happening?
Speaker 6 (17:20):
So I was just calling to talk about the DSA,
and I 100% don't believe that it's a fringe piece
of the Democrat Party anymore. It may have started off
like that, but as of right now, it's literally the
Frankenstein monster that is going to kill the Frankenstein that
created it, which is the establishment. And you can see
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it with these 40-something elections that you keep citing that
they have taken over and won.
Speaker 1 (17:49):
Well, that's 40 this year. Since 2019, they've elected 250. So,
I mean, they're already out there.
Speaker 2 (17:57):
It's just getting worse.
Speaker 4 (17:58):
Same.
Speaker 6 (17:59):
It's absolutely insane, Sean. And my point is that's who
they are now. Like the Chuck Schumers and the Nancy Pelosi's,
they have literally created the monster that is going to
kill their party. And unfortunately for them, the rest of
America as a whole is not there yet. Like the
big cities, like I'm in Austin right now, the big
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city like Austin, like, yeah, they love that stuff. They
lap it up. But right outside of Austin, you know,
the Budas, the New Braunfels, the San Antonio's, well, maybe
not San Antonio's, but those cities, they're not ready for it.
And I think that's going to be the downfall when
it comes to the actual big elections. But I think
they're going to keep pulling off these little ones in
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these dark blue cities, Sean. And it's scary.
Speaker 2 (18:44):
I think they are.
Speaker 1 (18:46):
And I think that the key is, you know, and
this is why the midterms are so important. Honestly, I
wouldn't be as optimistic about our chances in the midterms
if they weren't so crazy.
Speaker 2 (18:58):
And there weren't so many of them.
Speaker 1 (19:00):
And there aren't so many extreme examples to share with
you on any given day. So, you know, we'll see
how this plays out. I'm just saying, take this seriously.
This is not a game. You know, the Mamdani's, the AOC's,
the Grandpa Bernie's, the Pocahontas's. Then you've got, you know,
Troy Jackson in Maine. Then you've got El Sayed in Michigan.
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Then you've got Sixth Gender Tallarico and a bunch of
other candidates that You know, if we're not paying attention.
Speaker 2 (19:29):
They will win.
Speaker 1 (19:31):
And if they win, they want to literally, you know,
everything that they're saying they want to do, they will
try to do. And they will bring this country to
a screeching halt in terms of any future prosperity growth.
And we will be living through a never-ending, nonstop impeachment, investigation, investigation, impeachment,
and nobody's going to be working for you, the American people. Eric,
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appreciate it. Let's stay in Texas and say hi to Doc.
Speaker 2 (19:58):
Is that it? Doc, you're on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 4 (20:01):
Thanks, Sean. Just to comment on the socialists and the
scary times we are in, is the fact that the
perception of the useful idiots are that a few trillionaires
are going to give everybody else everything for free. And
I loved your interview with the $ 100, 000, what taxes you
would pay, and obviously you're never going to get a
straight answer to this or what I'm going to ask also.
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Why don't we include the very, very rich athletes, movie stars,
rock stars, and ask, you know, what are their taxes
going to be? Are they exempt because they're prime supporters
of the socialist movement? So is it really fair for
them to make this kind of money when it should
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be distributed amongst the masses? So just expanding on your
$ 100, 000 question in terms of what about the very rich
people People that shoot basketballs pretend to be somebody else
on a movie screen catching football. I'm not advocating that.
I think that they deserve it to an extent. But
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should they be included in Tax the Rich?
Speaker 2 (21:12):
They already are.
Speaker 1 (21:14):
You know, I know, for example, you have two friends
of mine that were New York athletes for a period
of time in their careers, one in baseball, Mark Teixeira,
and one in football, Jay Feeley. And, you know, I
got to know both these guys and they're both now running.
Jay Feeley is running out in Arizona and Mark Teixeira
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is running in Chip Roy's old district. He won the
primary there. And especially in the case of Jay Feeley,
it's a it's a toss up seat. It's literally, you know,
can go either way. And that's in Arizona. And he's
such a great guy. And he played for the Arizona
Cardinals Cardinals. And just like, you know, I know that
Mark played for the Texas Rangers. He's more known for
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playing for the Yankees because they won the World Series
one year when he was playing there. And I'm just
telling you that these guys are giving up a lot.
And when they were athletes, they got taxed every time.
Like if Mark Teixeira is playing for the Texas Rangers,
goes up to play a game against the Yankees, he
would get taxed in New York for that day. or
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if they play any team, any state that has a
state income tax, they got taxed for a day.
Speaker 2 (22:25):
I mean, could you imagine that?
Speaker 1 (22:27):
Just to play one game of baseball, they want to
tax you for the day.
Speaker 2 (22:31):
It's called a jock tax.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
There's no amount of ways that these people won't figure
out to pick your pocket and take your money. The
reason some people, now I've gotten answers from others, don't
want to answer the questions about, well, out of every
dollar taxed, somebody makes and they make 100 grand a year,
should they be able to keep? They don't want to
answer it because the numbers through the roof. And then
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if you get to 500,000, then they want to take
more out of every dollar. You know, if you, you know,
I've had people answer 95 cents out of every dollar
for somebody that's a billionaire. The problem with that thinking is,
I don't know, I've never, I've never looked at other
people that have things with a jealous eye thinking, well,
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I should have some of that.
Speaker 2 (23:17):
That's my money.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
No, it goes back to my earlier life where, you know,
I spent 10 years working in restaurants and 10 years
in construction.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
You know, I never got hired by poor people. I
never got tipped by poor people.
Speaker 1 (23:33):
So I don't understand where this resentment comes. Poor people
don't go to expensive restaurants. Poor people don't hire somebody
to work on their house because they can't afford it.
And it's just mind numbing to me that people think
they have a right to empower a group of people,
steal their money and give it to them because that's
what they want. That ends up in more poverty. Here's
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another little secret that people don't know. You see people
that are wealthy leaving California in droves. Mark Zuckerberg, he's
now in my free state of Florida. Two of the
co-founders of Google now in my free state of Florida.
Elon Musk now lives in the state of Texas. And
the reason is very simple. They're not stupid. They didn't
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get wealthy being stupid. They got wealthy by being smart
and working hard. And they're not just going to give
their money away to a bunch of politicians that are
greedy and want to confiscate it and earn power using
their money. Because that's what the scheme is. That's why,
you know, everyone puts their faith, hope and trust in government.
Speaker 2 (24:34):
I'm like, why?
Speaker 1 (24:36):
How are your government schools doing in these blue cities
and states now? Government schools are failing spectacularly. How did
Obamacare promises work out? None of them were kept. You know,
what about the lockbox for Social Security? There's so many
examples of government failure. And yet people what now want
want the government to provide babysitting services for date night
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for couples. and child care and daycare and guaranteed government
jobs and guaranteed government salaries and guaranteed government healthy food
and guaranteed government health care and guaranteed government death benefits.
I don't know, maybe guaranteed government plots so when you
die they'll stick you in a government plot. It takes
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away all incentive for people to do anything with their
lives and find whatever talent God gave them and work hard.
You know, the worst thing in life, and this is
what is missing in this equation, is to not have
a purpose in your life. The worst thing that I
could think of would be, I don't have to work.
I mean, the government's going to take care of me. Okay,
you believe that lie because they never fulfill their promises anyway.
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You end up more poor than when you started. And,
you know, then they have all the power. Now it's
a matter of how much freedom you gave up in
the name of false security. But you're not incentivized any
longer to live your life. Stress is not a bad
thing in life. People view stress as a bad, bad thing.
Speaker 2 (26:04):
It's not.
Speaker 1 (26:05):
Stress causes you to dig deeper and get better. And
to take an idea and build off that idea and
turn it into a product or a service that people want, need,
and desire, that is very hard to do. You can't
force people to buy whatever it is you created. You
can't force people to use your services. You've got to
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earn it. Just like I know every day I've got
to come on this program, prepare to do my show
with news and information that I know you're not going
to get from the legacy media mob.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
I have to earn your trust every day.
Speaker 1 (26:38):
I have to earn your trust to watch me on
TV at night and watch my new podcast with Sammy
the Bull, who, by the way, admits to being involved
in 19 murders, including pulling the trigger himself. pretty fascinating
story but anyway i hope that's helpful doc but we've
got a lot to do between now and election day
i'll tell you that one uh.
Speaker 4 (26:56):
let's go for sure is the comment how come when
a teenager's young and dumb makes a stupid comment on
facebook and it's held against them and they're canceled but
a politician can change your mind and say well i
didn't really mean it that way or on the other
hand i changed my mind and i don't think that
way anymore it just doesn't seem like it's fair.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
In life Oh, never mind. Never mind what I just
said before. Listen to what I'm saying now. It's everything
we hate about politicians caught up in those two statements.
Speaker 2 (27:29):
Thanks, Doc. James, Atlanta. James, we've got about 90 seconds.
You're up.
Speaker 7 (27:34):
Hey, Sean. Well, I was just calling because, you know,
I'm kind of surprised that Chuck Schumer, your old establishment
in Nancy Pelosi, and the people that are from the
Clinton Democrats, why are they not speaking out more? Because
I think a good thing, you're doing a great job
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in talking about what can happen by having these radical
Democrats in charge. Yeah, I like to see a lot
of people like yourself in your profession talk more and
more about breaking down what do those policies will do
to America. For example— The immigration policy, for them to
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have open borders, people coming in this country. You think
that terror ban on Biden was large. You think about
if you take away all law enforcement for the borders,
they coming in and people coming in from North Korea, China.
and Russia just invading Iran, invading this country. And then
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being able to vote, too, in our system to pick
our leadership, that is crazy. Do away with the Senate?
Are you talking about checks and balance to power the president?
And they talking about doing away with the president. What,
are we going to have like an eye-toler to be
the person that represents the country?
Speaker 1 (29:08):
I am telling you, we are giving this country away.
You have it captured perfectly, James. James, call back again.
We love having you on the program.
Speaker 2 (29:19):
Appreciate it. 800-941-SHAWN is on.
All right, Hour 2, Sean Hannity Show, 800-941-SEAN is our
number if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
77 days till this.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
What I am saying is the most important midterm in
our lifetime by a long shot, by the way. It's
not even a close call with all the lunatics on
the left that are out there running.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Latest example, Cliff Connolly.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
He is a member of the DSA's National Political Committee,
admitting that he hates our Constitution.
Speaker 3 (00:30):
Of the DSA caucuses that believe in democracy as an
end goal, Mug is the only one that sees revolution
as a necessity to get there. And of the caucuses
in DSA that see the necessity of revolution, we're the
only ones that see democracy as the end goal. So
the two things that we're famous for is our commitment
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to a program and our hatred of the United States Constitution.
And what the program does is it gives us a
roadmap to revolution, and it gives us the obstacle that
we finally will have to get over to have a revolution,
which is the United States Constitution, the basis of the
United States government.
Speaker 1 (01:14):
So if you listen to the legacy media mob, if
you listen to the punditry class, if you read the
mainstream media, you'll never know that your prescription drug prices
have dropped Dramatically, you'll never know. You'll never hear the
story about, oh, the border's been completely closed off after
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four straight years of, you know, open borders in spite
of the big lie that the borders are closed and
borders secure. You won't hear that Donald Trump did prevent
the world from having to deal with a nuclear-armed Iran.
You won't get the real strength of the economy. For example,
recently released GDP estimates for the second quarter show real
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growth in the economy compared to contraction during the Biden years?
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Is it everything we want?
Speaker 1 (02:04):
Are gas prices too high as a result of stopping
Iran from becoming a nuclear power?
Speaker 2 (02:09):
Yeah, that has had an impact. But you're never going
to hear it.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
And what's fascinating to this is the Democratic Party is
now taken over by extremists. They're not going to tell
you that part either. They're not going to play for
you in their own words the things that they're saying,
their supporters are saying. So you kind of have to
take it upon yourself if you're me and my job
is to do the work that you're too busy doing
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other jobs to do and to look at what we
are facing in the midterm. Now, historical trends would favor
the party that is out of power. That would be
the Democratic Party in this particular case. And if you
look at what are we really you know, how many
seats are we viewing as toss up seats? You know,
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for example, in the Senate, you know, I think the
most important races that we've got to pay attention to
is we've got to win Michigan.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
We've got to win Iowa, Alaska.
Speaker 1 (03:08):
The Democrats thought they were clever by putting another Dan Sullivan.
We have a current son, Senator Dan Sullivan, on the ballot.
Ohio is more competitive than I would like. I think
once Texas becomes aware of Telefrico and Mr. Sixgender, I
don't think that's going to be much of a race.
Troy Jackson is basically Graham Platner 2.0 based on everything
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I'm reading about him and hearing about him.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
So I think that's going to be a problem.
Speaker 1 (03:34):
And then I'm kind of on the sidelines looking at
New Hampshire as it relates to the House of Representatives. Look,
I think that, you know, Republicans, you know, have to win.
20 seats that are up for grabs. If they really,
if it was a great year for them, you know,
they could get as many as 27 based on what
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I see. And, but, you know, the narrative, it's very
hard when you're going up against a machine. And the
machine is the legacy media mob. The machine, and that
is a powerful contribution that the legacy media will always
favor the Democrats. And you're never going to see a
good poll on Donald J.
Speaker 2 (04:17):
Trump.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
John McLaughlin is joining us now. He's with McLaughlin and Associates.
And one of the things that he has done his
entire career is he has been a pollster for very
polarizing political figures, from Jesse Helms to Prime Minister Netanyahu,
another person not easy to poll, Donald Trump not easy
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to poll. I mean, if you look at 2024, for example,
You never would have believed the outcome based on the
polls of the legacy media mob. But for John and
for Matt Towery of Insider Advantage and Robert Cahaley of
Trafalgar and, you know, I don't even know who Atlas.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
Is, but they did a good job this week.
Speaker 1 (05:00):
Past presidential cycle, Rasmussen, they generally do a pretty good job.
That's about it. So you're going to be fed with disinformation.
So what does it mean? Where do we stand 77
days out of this midterm? It's important to get a
snapshot before Labor Day, important to get a snapshot after
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Labor Day. And then it's important that you all hear
my admonition and tell all your friends how important this is.
Because they don't want to just make changes on the fringes.
They want to uproot our Constitution. You just heard that
they don't like our Constitution. And we've been telling you
about the extremism of El Sayed, his BFF, Hassan Piker,
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of Telerico, six-gender, God is non-binary, championing the rights of
biological men to play women's sports and have access to abortion.
Speaker 2 (05:52):
This is nuts.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
I've been telling you about the temper of Troy Jackson
in Maine. We've been telling you about the antics they're
playing in Alaska and we keep going through it. So
you at least it's going to take, you know, it's
going to take all of us combined to educate people
that are, you know, as Rush used to say, low
information voters.
Speaker 2 (06:13):
Anyway, John McLaughlin, sir, how are you?
Speaker 4 (06:16):
It's a pleasure to be with you again, Sean. You know,
you brought back fond memories of all the voter suppression
media polls where, remember the Hillary lock in 2016? And
even on Election Day, you and I were speaking, and
I was like, they've got to count the votes. Donald
Trump is going to win. And I said it on
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your show before, that you said, who's going to win?
And I was like... The Thursday before, I think I
said on your show, I said Trump was going to win,
although we were crazy. But the media does this on purpose.
And just like in 2024, whether it was President Kamala Harris,
they know that they have a midterm election that depends
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on turnout. In 2024, 155 million voters came out. Trump
won the popular vote with 77 million. In 2018, you
had a turnout of 118 million for the midterm. In 2022,
you had a turnout of 112 million for the midterm.
They are hoping that Trump voters will stay home, and
if they can convince them the Republicans can't win Congress,
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that's what could happen. And so your message is really
important as we go into September and October.
Speaker 1 (07:27):
So Republicans have two advantages that I think that Democrats
are not factoring in. Well, three, if you factor in,
at some point it's got to penetrate Democrats. the consciousness
of the average individual of how crazy this party has
become and how silent and how deafening the silence is
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of elected Democrats in taking on, you know, this radical
democratic socialist movement. when I go through the list of
what they believe, I'm not joking.
Speaker 2 (08:00):
I'm not kidding.
Speaker 1 (08:01):
You know, we now have this woman saying that stealing
should be legalized. I didn't think I'd hear that in
my lifetime, but here we go. That was a new
one even for me. When they hear the radical positions,
you know, what the DSA, they were praising Castro on
their website the other day.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
Did you see that?
Speaker 1 (08:20):
Praising Castro, a thug, a murderer, a thief. who's created
nothing but poverty and misery for the people in Cuba.
I just....
Speaker 2 (08:31):
Exactly. I mean, this is what now.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
And then where are the elected Democrats but for a
guy by the name of John Fetterman saying, no, I
don't want any part of this?
Speaker 4 (08:41):
Right. And by the way, the key here is that
you've got younger voters who don't know what communism is.
They don't know what socialism is. If you were born
after 19... In 1989, you know, there's no recollection of
the Berlin Wall, Soviet Union, Mao, Castro, etc. Their idea
of socialism that they were taught was like Sweden. Sweden
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and Europe has rejected socialism as one of the most
conservative free market countries now in Europe. But the key
thing here is they wanted a referendum on Donald Trump.
All this big government socialism... is a reaction to Donald
Trump's success. As he succeeds, the Democrat Party and their
primary voters, the elites in the Democrat Party, have gotten
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more deranged that Trump is winning with his blue-collar Republican Party.
So they're hoping that those voters who elected Trump president
won't come out. And we asked in our last poll,
in our last national poll that we published, the generic
ballot that Democrats were ahead of 1,000 likely voters, they
were ahead By two points, 46-44. However, when you frame
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the question, do you prefer a Republican who's a free
market capitalist or a Democrat who's a big government socialist,
the Republican then wins 49-34. 36, 13 points, a 15-point turnaround.
That's what the midterm convention has to be about. They
need to frame that because if that's the case, we
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then win with independents decisively. We gain 31 points with moderates.
We pull even with Hispanic voters. We gain 12 points
with blacks. We win among women. The Democrat Party needs
to be portrayed as a big government socialist party. Newt
Gingrich wrote a book about this a couple years ago.
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This is where they were headed. And now they're there,
and they're nominating these radical candidates who would forever change
America forever. where they've changed our Constitution. They don't like
that Donald Trump's cut taxes. They don't like that he
deregulated businesses. They don't like the fact that he secured
our borders. They don't like that he's made the military stronger, etc.
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They want to take that all apart and turn us
into this big government socialist state.
Speaker 2 (10:58):
Quick break. More with John McLaughlin.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
McLaughlin and Associates, the polling group on the other side.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
Then your call's coming up today. 800-941-SHAWN is our number.
if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
All right, our final moments with John McLaughlin of McLaughlin
and Associates. 77 days till this most important midterm in
our lifetime right now. Literally the entire country is hanging
in the balance here. Okay, so you've got two ways
to argue and persuade people to vote for you. One
is you explain how radicalized these people are. We've been
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doing that with Troy Jackson, El Sayed, Six Gender Telerico, etc.
But then it's, you know, the DSA website, it's still
up there. I'm expecting them to take it down because
they're going to want to hide who they really are,
but praising Fidel Castro on what would have been his
100th birthday, or this lunatic DSA person in New York
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saying it should be legal, it should no longer be
illegal to steal or eliminating the Senate and the presidency
and packing the courts and amnesty for illegals and abolishing
borders and abolishing ICE and ending all deportations and defunding
the Department of War, eliminating cash bail, abolishing prisons, abolishing police,
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a wealth tax, cradle to grave, womb to tomb, Green
New Deal and public ownership of corporations. I say it
every day on purpose so that people will have this
in their consciousness. So when they talk to their friends
and their neighbors and their coworkers, they can tell them, OK,
so that that is describing your opponent. To me, that
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should be enough. But maybe people want to know, well, is,
you know, paying four bucks a gallon for gasoline. I
don't like paying four bucks a gallon for gasoline. Why
do we have to go to Iran? Because Iran would
have become a nuclear power. And if you think things
are bad now, they would have been, you know, that
much worse if they ever got a nuclear weapon, they
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would have held the world hostage and probably used it
eventually and killed.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
How many, God knows how many people.
Speaker 4 (13:05):
Right. Or shut down.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
So what's the case you would make?
Speaker 4 (13:09):
I would say, by the way, the Republicans need to
play offense. And the Democrats say they're for affordability and
lowering prices. Well, we need to remind people that every
Democrat in the House and Senate voted for the largest
tax increase in history when they wanted to kill the
Trump tax cuts, when they voted against no tax on tips,
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no tax on overtime, no Social Security tax credit. They
voted against that. They wanted to raise taxes by $ 2, 000
about on every taxpayer. And the Republicans instead ought to
be pushing for new tax cuts. Like the idea in
our polling— indexing capital gains. Americans support that 62 to 16.
The idea of increasing the exemption to sell your home,
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doubling it, it's 52 to 28. They support that. It
also collapsed in the tax bracket from 7 to 5,
where people under $ 200, 000 pay only 12% federal taxes. They
support that 68%. Republicans need to put those up for votes.
By the way, they should put up a vote condemning
the DSA platform. The DSA platform is un-American. It's anti-capitalist.
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It's anti-free enterprise. It's for bigger government. They'll put that
platform in front of the House and ask them to vote.
Speaker 1 (14:30):
I actually agree with that. Last question, exit question. Who's
going to win the midterms, House, Senate?
Speaker 4 (14:39):
Talk to me after the midterm convention. If the Republicans
play offense, they will keep the House and they will
keep the Senate. If the Republicans sit back and play defense,
where the Democrats have a referendum on Donald Trump who's
not on the ballot, then we've got a problem. Republicans
need to use that midterm convention in Dallas to play
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offense and put the Democrats back on their heels.
Speaker 2 (15:02):
All right. Appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (15:04):
Now, when Democrats realize and this is maybe one of
the bigger indicators, Andy Beshear, the governor of Kentucky, has
been trying to sell himself as a moderate. But Andy
Beshear also sees what's happening to his party. So on
the one hand, he speaks out of both sides of
his mouth. He says socialism is a failed experiment. So
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let's play that one first.
Speaker 3 (15:25):
58% of Democrats have a positive view of socialism, and
just 32% have a positive view of capitalism.
Speaker 2 (15:35):
What do you make of that?
Speaker 5 (15:36):
What I make of it is that people are struggling. Now,
I believe socialism is a failed experiment, but I do
believe that we need to get results for the American people.
Speaker 2 (15:47):
Okay, so he sounds reasonable.
Speaker 1 (15:49):
Sounds like he wants to run as the moderate that
he tries to portray himself as. Then out of the
other side of his mouth in the next breath, he
embraces the rise of all these socialist candidates because he
wants their votes and he wants to be president and
he wants power and he'll do and say anything to
get it. It's time for big ideas, which these candidates
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are now throwing out.
Speaker 2 (16:12):
Oh, OK. So what is it, Andy?
Speaker 1 (16:15):
Just a typical loser politician that speaks out of both
sides of his face.
Speaker 4 (16:20):
Listen.
Speaker 5 (16:21):
I think what Democratic voters want is a country that
works for them. Right now, they're working hard, they're playing
by the rules, but they're not getting ahead. The average
age of first-time homeownership is 40 years old. They can't
take their kids on the same vacation that they went on.
And they see a federal government with President Trump that
is as corrupt as any we've ever seen. enriching themselves
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at the expense.
Speaker 6 (16:46):
Of everyone else.
Speaker 5 (16:47):
So I think what voters want is fix the economy,
which means bring down prices in the war in Iran,
invest in housing, and they want.
Speaker 2 (16:55):
This government fixed too.
Speaker 5 (16:57):
So I believe it's time for big ideas, which many
of these candidates are throwing out.
Speaker 1 (17:01):
I mean, it's just so transparent. I hope people can
get this before it's too late. I hope you're understanding
the severity of what we're facing here in 77 days.
All right, to our busy phones, God bless Texas. Eric
in Texas.
Speaker 2 (17:15):
Eric, how are you? Glad you called.
Speaker 6 (17:16):
I'm doing great, Sean. Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 2 (17:18):
Thank you. What's happening?
Speaker 6 (17:20):
So I was just calling to talk about the DSA,
and I 100% don't believe that it's a fringe piece
of the Democrat Party anymore. It may have started off
like that, but as of right now, it's literally the
Frankenstein monster that is going to kill the Frankenstein that
created it, which is the establishment. And you can see
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it with these 40-something elections that you keep citing that
they have taken over and won.
Speaker 1 (17:49):
Well, that's 40 this year. Since 2019, they've elected 250. So,
I mean, they're already out there.
Speaker 2 (17:57):
It's just getting worse.
Speaker 4 (17:58):
Same.
Speaker 6 (17:59):
It's absolutely insane, Sean. And my point is that's who
they are now. Like the Chuck Schumers and the Nancy Pelosi's,
they have literally created the monster that is going to
kill their party. And unfortunately for them, the rest of
America as a whole is not there yet. Like the
big cities, like I'm in Austin right now, the big
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city like Austin, like, yeah, they love that stuff. They
lap it up. But right outside of Austin, you know,
the Budas, the New Braunfels, the San Antonio's, well, maybe
not San Antonio's, but those cities, they're not ready for it.
And I think that's going to be the downfall when
it comes to the actual big elections. But I think
they're going to keep pulling off these little ones in
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these dark blue cities, Sean. And it's scary.
Speaker 2 (18:44):
I think they are.
Speaker 1 (18:46):
And I think that the key is, you know, and
this is why the midterms are so important. Honestly, I
wouldn't be as optimistic about our chances in the midterms
if they weren't so crazy.
Speaker 2 (18:58):
And there weren't so many of them.
Speaker 1 (19:00):
And there aren't so many extreme examples to share with
you on any given day. So, you know, we'll see
how this plays out. I'm just saying, take this seriously.
This is not a game. You know, the Mamdani's, the AOC's,
the Grandpa Bernie's, the Pocahontas's. Then you've got, you know,
Troy Jackson in Maine. Then you've got El Sayed in Michigan.
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Then you've got Sixth Gender Tallarico and a bunch of
other candidates that You know, if we're not paying attention.
Speaker 2 (19:29):
They will win.
Speaker 1 (19:31):
And if they win, they want to literally, you know,
everything that they're saying they want to do, they will
try to do. And they will bring this country to
a screeching halt in terms of any future prosperity growth.
And we will be living through a never-ending, nonstop impeachment, investigation, investigation, impeachment,
and nobody's going to be working for you, the American people. Eric,
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appreciate it. Let's stay in Texas and say hi to Doc.
Speaker 2 (19:58):
Is that it? Doc, you're on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 4 (20:01):
Thanks, Sean. Just to comment on the socialists and the
scary times we are in, is the fact that the
perception of the useful idiots are that a few trillionaires
are going to give everybody else everything for free. And
I loved your interview with the $ 100, 000, what taxes you
would pay, and obviously you're never going to get a
straight answer to this or what I'm going to ask also.
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Why don't we include the very, very rich athletes, movie stars,
rock stars, and ask, you know, what are their taxes
going to be? Are they exempt because they're prime supporters
of the socialist movement? So is it really fair for
them to make this kind of money when it should
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be distributed amongst the masses? So just expanding on your
$ 100, 000 question in terms of what about the very rich
people People that shoot basketballs pretend to be somebody else
on a movie screen catching football. I'm not advocating that.
I think that they deserve it to an extent. But
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should they be included in Tax the Rich?
Speaker 2 (21:12):
They already are.
Speaker 1 (21:14):
You know, I know, for example, you have two friends
of mine that were New York athletes for a period
of time in their careers, one in baseball, Mark Teixeira,
and one in football, Jay Feeley. And, you know, I
got to know both these guys and they're both now running.
Jay Feeley is running out in Arizona and Mark Teixeira
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is running in Chip Roy's old district. He won the
primary there. And especially in the case of Jay Feeley,
it's a it's a toss up seat. It's literally, you know,
can go either way. And that's in Arizona. And he's
such a great guy. And he played for the Arizona
Cardinals Cardinals. And just like, you know, I know that
Mark played for the Texas Rangers. He's more known for
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playing for the Yankees because they won the World Series
one year when he was playing there. And I'm just
telling you that these guys are giving up a lot.
And when they were athletes, they got taxed every time.
Like if Mark Teixeira is playing for the Texas Rangers,
goes up to play a game against the Yankees, he
would get taxed in New York for that day. or
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if they play any team, any state that has a
state income tax, they got taxed for a day.
Speaker 2 (22:25):
I mean, could you imagine that?
Speaker 1 (22:27):
Just to play one game of baseball, they want to
tax you for the day.
Speaker 2 (22:31):
It's called a jock tax.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
There's no amount of ways that these people won't figure
out to pick your pocket and take your money. The
reason some people, now I've gotten answers from others, don't
want to answer the questions about, well, out of every
dollar taxed, somebody makes and they make 100 grand a year,
should they be able to keep? They don't want to
answer it because the numbers through the roof. And then
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if you get to 500,000, then they want to take
more out of every dollar. You know, if you, you know,
I've had people answer 95 cents out of every dollar
for somebody that's a billionaire. The problem with that thinking is,
I don't know, I've never, I've never looked at other
people that have things with a jealous eye thinking, well,
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I should have some of that.
Speaker 2 (23:17):
That's my money.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
No, it goes back to my earlier life where, you know,
I spent 10 years working in restaurants and 10 years
in construction.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
You know, I never got hired by poor people. I
never got tipped by poor people.
Speaker 1 (23:33):
So I don't understand where this resentment comes. Poor people
don't go to expensive restaurants. Poor people don't hire somebody
to work on their house because they can't afford it.
And it's just mind numbing to me that people think
they have a right to empower a group of people,
steal their money and give it to them because that's
what they want. That ends up in more poverty. Here's
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another little secret that people don't know. You see people
that are wealthy leaving California in droves. Mark Zuckerberg, he's
now in my free state of Florida. Two of the
co-founders of Google now in my free state of Florida.
Elon Musk now lives in the state of Texas. And
the reason is very simple. They're not stupid. They didn't
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get wealthy being stupid. They got wealthy by being smart
and working hard. And they're not just going to give
their money away to a bunch of politicians that are
greedy and want to confiscate it and earn power using
their money. Because that's what the scheme is. That's why,
you know, everyone puts their faith, hope and trust in government.
Speaker 2 (24:34):
I'm like, why?
Speaker 1 (24:36):
How are your government schools doing in these blue cities
and states now? Government schools are failing spectacularly. How did
Obamacare promises work out? None of them were kept. You know,
what about the lockbox for Social Security? There's so many
examples of government failure. And yet people what now want
want the government to provide babysitting services for date night
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for couples. and child care and daycare and guaranteed government
jobs and guaranteed government salaries and guaranteed government healthy food
and guaranteed government health care and guaranteed government death benefits.
I don't know, maybe guaranteed government plots so when you
die they'll stick you in a government plot. It takes
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away all incentive for people to do anything with their
lives and find whatever talent God gave them and work hard.
You know, the worst thing in life, and this is
what is missing in this equation, is to not have
a purpose in your life. The worst thing that I
could think of would be, I don't have to work.
I mean, the government's going to take care of me. Okay,
you believe that lie because they never fulfill their promises anyway.
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You end up more poor than when you started. And,
you know, then they have all the power. Now it's
a matter of how much freedom you gave up in
the name of false security. But you're not incentivized any
longer to live your life. Stress is not a bad
thing in life. People view stress as a bad, bad thing.
Speaker 2 (26:04):
It's not.
Speaker 1 (26:05):
Stress causes you to dig deeper and get better. And
to take an idea and build off that idea and
turn it into a product or a service that people want, need,
and desire, that is very hard to do. You can't
force people to buy whatever it is you created. You
can't force people to use your services. You've got to
(26:26):
earn it. Just like I know every day I've got
to come on this program, prepare to do my show
with news and information that I know you're not going
to get from the legacy media mob.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
I have to earn your trust every day.
Speaker 1 (26:38):
I have to earn your trust to watch me on
TV at night and watch my new podcast with Sammy
the Bull, who, by the way, admits to being involved
in 19 murders, including pulling the trigger himself. pretty fascinating
story but anyway i hope that's helpful doc but we've
got a lot to do between now and election day
i'll tell you that one uh.
Speaker 4 (26:56):
let's go for sure is the comment how come when
a teenager's young and dumb makes a stupid comment on
facebook and it's held against them and they're canceled but
a politician can change your mind and say well i
didn't really mean it that way or on the other
hand i changed my mind and i don't think that
way anymore it just doesn't seem like it's fair.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
In life Oh, never mind. Never mind what I just
said before. Listen to what I'm saying now. It's everything
we hate about politicians caught up in those two statements.
Speaker 2 (27:29):
Thanks, Doc. James, Atlanta. James, we've got about 90 seconds.
You're up.
Speaker 7 (27:34):
Hey, Sean. Well, I was just calling because, you know,
I'm kind of surprised that Chuck Schumer, your old establishment
in Nancy Pelosi, and the people that are from the
Clinton Democrats, why are they not speaking out more? Because
I think a good thing, you're doing a great job
(27:56):
in talking about what can happen by having these radical
Democrats in charge. Yeah, I like to see a lot
of people like yourself in your profession talk more and
more about breaking down what do those policies will do
to America. For example— The immigration policy, for them to
(28:22):
have open borders, people coming in this country. You think
that terror ban on Biden was large. You think about
if you take away all law enforcement for the borders,
they coming in and people coming in from North Korea, China.
and Russia just invading Iran, invading this country. And then
(28:45):
being able to vote, too, in our system to pick
our leadership, that is crazy. Do away with the Senate?
Are you talking about checks and balance to power the president?
And they talking about doing away with the president. What,
are we going to have like an eye-toler to be
the person that represents the country?
Speaker 1 (29:08):
I am telling you, we are giving this country away.
You have it captured perfectly, James. James, call back again.
We love having you on the program.
Speaker 2 (29:19):
Appreciate it. 800-941-SHAWN is on.
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