November 21, 2022 • 32 mins
Bill O'Reilly stops by to talk about the challenging times America is facing as progressives seek to destroy traditional values and ignore obvious government corruption.
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Speaker 1 (00:18):
Our two Sean Hannity Show eight hundred and nine for
one sewn on number. Simple man Leonard skinnerd that can
only meet one thing on this show All things self
proclaimed simple man Bill o'reiley All Things o'reiley, Bill o'reiley
dot com. Mister o'reiley, sir, Happy Thanksgiving? So what does
a simple man Bill o'reiley do for Thanksgiving? I'm I'm
guessing that you don't do the cooking. Well, that's true.
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I'm irish. Who I usually brood? I got my brooding
time down, um about a half an hour. By the way,
it sounds like you got a cold. Yeah, I got
a little cold. You don't falling apart Hannity crypto stuff.
Wait a minute, I got a I got a question.
Did did you do a COVID test or what? No,
I don't have COVID. I'd a legal thing. How do
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you know you don't know have COVID if you don't
take a test. I got fifteen people in here sticking
things in mouse. I mean no, I'm all right. You're
gonna be all right, all right, as long as you're okay,
mister O'Riley. Otherwise I send a medical swat team in
to save you and prevent you from getting sicker. Now
you have, you have one too. They race around all
over the place, kind of do in a weird way.
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I'm one of these guys that like has medicines for everything.
I've saved him over the years. My son broke his
leg when he was eight. I think I still have
the medicine from back then. I'm a lunatic. I'm like
a mini survivalist, if you will, no, huh, well, you know,
um prepper, I'm gonna get I like Thanksgiving because of
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the tradition of the same thing with Christmas Day, um,
and we do the same things. And you know, this
year is a lot of anger in the air, and
I'm killing people on bill O'Reilly dot com trying to
suspend that for a couple of days, you know, trying
just to put it as by a right. So wait
a minute, So how do you advise people. They're sitting
across from Uncle so and so Uncle Joe and Aunt Samantha,
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and they're big, huge liberals, you know, and then politics
is likely you're gonna come up at some point and
they start talking about well, defunding the police and no
bail laws, and they want open borders, and they don't
want any domestic energy production, and they think Joe Biden's
doing a great job and has his wits about them.
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What do you advise people to do in those moments
when you're with those family members that you know you're
gonna disagree with and then you know, I mean, do
you throw turkey legs or not? Well, that would never
happen or has never happened in my house because Holly
the para dog would bite those people. You're gonna stick
the dog on them and say bite them. But you
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know I I nobody does that in my presence. Nobody's
ever done it. You and I debate politics all the time.
We do it for a living, we do it professional
settings and all that. But I gotta tell you there's
very few people that come up there and go, hey,
you're a pinet because you think Biden is not doing
a great job and he's a good guy. Never happens,
And my invitees for Thanksgiving, I can't imagine I just
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I can't imagine it ever happening. So you're basically saying
you don't have any liberal genes in your family. No,
they're intimidated by me you have this into well, well
I can understand that. Yeah. I mean, they don't want
a six foot four guy who has a spoonful of gravy.
They don't want to anger that person. You know what
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I mean, spoonful of gravy. It's gonna be a gravy fight.
My advice is to try and get along, although come on,
it doesn't matter. And that's what I would say if
it ever happened, which it won't, but I say, I say, hey,
come on, it's just Thanksgiving. It doesn't matter. We'll sort
all this out next week, so let's have a good time.
I think that's good advice everybody. I think, simple man
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good advice. Get along, have peace in the home, and
maybe not talk a lot about politics. Although I think people,
you know, all right, we just came off an election.
They get sick and tired of it. So where are
you now. I'm looking at something that I call accelerated migration,
and it's going to be a problem for any Republican
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that runs for president. And that is you know this.
I know this. People are leaving states like New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and we know
where they're going. They're going to the Carolinas, Tennessee, Texas,
and big numbers going to Florida. I mean eight hundred
new residents a day. That's a lot of people. Bill
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O'Reilly and so red states like those are getting redder.
But now we get running into a math problem because
the people that are leaving tend to be more conservative,
and they're running away from shutdowns, and they want their
kids to have in person learning. They're tired of high
taxes and burden some regulation, and this winter they'll be
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they'll be have sticker shock when they finally get their
heating bills so and there, and then you have this
convergence with the baby boomers retiring, and now we have,
you know, large numbers of people saying they've had it
and they're leaving. And that means it's going to be
harder for any Republican to get to the magic number
two seventy in terms of electoral votes? Am I wrong
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right now? As it stands, You're correct, But things change.
People are gonna move back to these states. No, they're
gonna move, But some people who remain in the blue
states are gonna give it up. Now, let me tell
you about something that no one's I don't think touched
upon but me. And I'm glad I'm talking to you
because you're getting this first before I go on my
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TV thing tonight. You know, Bill O'Reilly dot com, why
don't you just pat yourself a little few more times
on the back. Go ahead. If you heard this, then
I'm wrong. I didn't see it. But this Garland announcement
last Friday of the Special Obsecutor to look into January
six and Trump was a ferocious mistake. It because it
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brings in the FBI to January sixth, and as we know,
as The New York Times has reported, there were at
least eight FBI undercoverers in DC that day accompany him,
the Proud Boys and other nuts into the Capitol. Any
investigation into what Trump did has to go into what
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the FBI did, and that can blow the whole Justice
Department up. Now, I don't I think Mark Garlands smart
enough to understand the fuse he has lighted it. But
it's even worse because and I've reported on this, and
I don't think anyone else has. I think you're hearing
this for the first time, Bill O'Reilly, But I will
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tell you that we know of now there was a massive,
massive intelligence mishap. They had intelligence for weeks. Is our
understanding that, in fact, people were going to the event
on January sixth with the intention of causing trouble like this,
and that they never acted on it, they didn't prepare
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for it. There you go. So that has got to
come out in this Jack Smith investigation. But it could
be more than that, because there's got to be a
reason why the Bureau didn't alert Pelosi Bowser, the mayor
of DC, the White House. The White House knew, and
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it's documented that Trump had tentagon discussions about bringing in
the National Guards. What Garland did on Friday is almost
self destructive. He's going to blow up his whole department
with this investigation. And again I don't think he's smart
enough to understand the unintended consequences here. And this is
what I mean might change. I think the American economy
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is going to get worse in the next two years,
and that people are going to be do you think
they're angry now? Back now they start to lose jobs
and things like that. Whoa, And then you've got these
dueling corruption investigations because the more heat that Smith and
Merrick Garland put on Trump, the more heat the House
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Republicans are going to put on Joe Biden and Hunter.
It's going to be escalating, dueling investigations, and so you're
going to have a country almost in chaos by the
time two twenty three roles or ends and the real
presidential campaign begins. So that's what I mean. I don't
think this country now is the way it's going to
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be fifteen months from now. What's fascinating is all that
the media is ignoring now they have Remember the establishment
media denied that the laptop was real, and then there
was an effort social media banned people from sharing it
in the weeks leading up to the twenty twenty presidential election.
Then you had the fifty one you know, former intelligence
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people without any researchers. Ridiculous, It was ridiculous. Sorry, but
by the way, it did have an impact on the race.
There's no doubt about it. Now they're claiming, like political
for example, there's no evidence that Joe is that has
emerged that his decisions were impacted by his son's business.
Here's the problem. Joe Biden repeatedly set on tape that
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I've never once spoken to my son about his foreign
business dealings bill. We have photos, we have fourteen meetings,
at least we've identified whatever they have. Right. The House
committee that's going to be investigating this is going to
be all over the place, okay, and it's got to
wind up in Merrick Garland's lap along with the chaos
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on the Trump investigation. This Garland, I'm telling you, I
don't think he's smart enough to understand any of this.
And he's sitting there and he's gonna I'm gonna predict
on the Sean Hannity radio program that this Justice Department's
going to fall apart because none of these things are
going to come out the way the Democrats and the
media want them to come out. They've lost control of it.
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You know, today is the ninety first anniversary of the
release of the movie Frankenstein. Did you know that? I
did not know that fact successful fact monster movie ever made. Well,
Doctor Frankenstein lost control of that monster, and we all
saw what happened, all right. So this special prosecutor was
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overturned by the United States Supreme Court. Now that involved
the case of the former governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
You might recall that, okay, um, And secondly, this guy's
tied to the lowest learner IRS targeting of conservative scandal.
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I did not know that. Okay, I'll send you a Really,
it doesn't really matter anymore because the league are going
to be so unbelievable. See, neither Trump nor Biden is
going to get the presumption of innocence, which is a shame,
but that's the truth. So the people a Trump, he's guilty.
People a Biden, he's guilty, and both the Justice Department,
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because you know there are people inside this investigational link
thinks like crazy, and the House Republicans every night they're
gonna be on your show going, hey look at that.
So it's gonna just blow up in the country. This
doesn't help the country, by the way, none of this does.
But I want to know the truth, and I think
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most Americans do as well. I think that this now
is going to result in I think a look, say
tit for tat if you will. But okay, if this
is if this is the game the Democrats are going
to play, Republicans really have no choice to put to
play it now. They're also they have handcuffs on. Because
while they have a majority in the House and the
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Senate is let's say it's fifty fifty of herschel wins,
or it's fifty one forty nine, whatever it turns out
to be, they still will have control of the Senate
and control of the White House. But the House now
has two very big powers that cannot be underestimated. The
power of the purse and the power to subpoena. And
I'll add thirdly, the power to set the agenda. So
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Joe Biden saying, I mean, look, you've got the Biden
family syndicate. You cannot ignore the quid pro quo with
Ukraine and the firing of the prosecutor, and withholding a
billion dollars he can't. You cannot ignore the former first
Lady of Moscow, one hundred million invested in Hunter's real
estate ventures, three and a half million in cash over
the Hunter and a business associates, and China too. None
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of that matters. Sure it's up, Billy. Oh no, no,
it doesn't matter. Here's what matters. Let me tell you
why it matters. Okay, wait, wait, let me say the
only thing that matters for the American public here I
mean the massive American public. Is it the vice president
Joe Biden took money from Hunter? They answered, according to
Hunter's laptop is yes. If that's demonstrably true and the
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public can see it, then the two thousand and twenty
four presidential election goes to the Republican nominee. All Right,
quick break born with simple man, Bill O'Reilly all things
O'Reilly bill, O'Reilly dot com. Right, Bill O'Reilly is with
us all things O'Reilly bill, O'Reilly dot com. Okay, So
the evidence so far is the following. You have one
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witness that sat in the meeting. That's Tony bob Olynsky.
They had shared bank accounts. That's number two. Hunter, in
his own words, complaining that he has to pay half
his salary goes to Pops. Third, he complains bitterly about
having to give pay for the repairs at his house.
Tony bob Olynsky also says, Yep, he sat in the meeting.
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They talked about foreign business dealings, something he denied repeatedly,
and that he was the big guy that Hunter's talking
about leaving a percentage of money is for and they
shared a bank account, Bill, what else do you need.
All of that has to be put on the record
under oath by the committee. And this is what I'm
telling you the American people, even though the media will
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try to diminish it Allah Politico, Okay, it won't work.
And so and here's the big one. If Hunter Biden
did give money to his father, his father did not
declare that on his tax return. King Ding Nick Naing Ding. Okay,
that's a felony. That's a felony. Okay. That's why people
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like you and me have two accounting firms and a
law firm. Well, for my taxes before I sign it,
my accountant swift, he knows you know what. You know
what they say whenever there's an ambiguity, Well, you really
are entitled to this, I'm like, pay it, pay it? Well,
all right? Miss? Why this is? This is gonna be
one explosive year coming up here. Now, I'm gonna be
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frying my turkey, as I do every year. Would you
like me to bring some over to your house? Or
would you like me to fry a turkey and bring
it over to the O'Reilly resident. We got the traditional turkey,
but I think everybody at the O'Reilly house would be
happy to see you walk in. No, but you've never
had a fried turkey? Oh well absolutely, uh you know
you licee it up for us. Not too many of
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us come on over and that would be great, but
I want you to be dressed as a pilgrim. You no, thanks,
that's a deal breaker, all right, Bill, O'Reilly Happy Thanksgiving,
Thanks for having all things O'Riley, Bill O'Reilly dot com
twenty five to the top of the hour, Thanks for
being one of us. We'll get to your calls here
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in a second. There is an absolute freak out meltdown
every single day because Elon Musk is now in control
of Twitter. I mean he paid a pretty penny port
for it. Would he pay forty four million dollars for
this thing? Million or billion? I don't even billion with
a bee and whatever if some has tronomical sum and
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journalists are outraged that he reinstated President Trump's account. The
Russians have spoken, these people cannot get over there, their
Trump obsession and hate. It's just it's hilarious, um, but
it's it's everybody in the mob and the media. For
a brief forty eight hours, CBS took down all of
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all of their stuff. They stopped participating with Twitter, and
you know, by the way, you also reinstated Jordan Peterson,
Cathy Griffith and the Babylon be on Twitter. I mean,
he's putting a lot of controversial people on. Alex Jones
was not let on. I'm not as sure exactly what
the what the reasoning is. I'm not following it that closer.
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I just don't care. You know, the thing that nobody
ever talks about is you don't have to go on Twitter.
I can't get on my own Twitter account. I can't
do it. I don't have the passcode, Linda, Do I
have the passcode to get on Twitter? It's called a password,
pass word whatever you and no, you don't have it.
Do I have it to get on Facebook? You do
not know? And when I want something tweeted, it has
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to go through either you, Blair or Krista. That's correct,
and nobody else that I know has access to it.
That is correct. Okay, so now there are things that
I tweet out, but I mean it's like raising you
have to track these people down at three in the morning.
When I want to tweet, Yeah, when you send me
like a three hundred word tweeked Yeah, you know, and
I'm like, well, long, it's a little more dissertation. Isham
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Adam Schiff has had to melt down listen to him.
I want to begin with the news overnight that Donald
Trump has been reinstated by Elon Musk on Twitter. Watching
the January sixth Committee hearings, Trump's tweets were a big
part of the story, to be told. What do you
think of him being back on Twitter. I think it's
a terrible mistake. And you're absolutely right. As we showed
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in the January sixth hearings, the President use that platform
to incite that attack on the Capitol. His comments about
the vice president, his own vice president, put Mike Pence's
life in danger. He showed no remorse about that. He
continues to lie about his actions on that day. Okay,
this is the guy that lied for three years about
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the Russia hoax, and this is the only guy caught
on tape colluding with people that he believes of Russian
that have all these compromising Matt Theadels on Donald Trump,
h what is the nature of the compromise. Pictures of
naked Trump? Naked Trump? Has Vladimir seen them? But the
course Vladimir see naked thrump. Yeah, so he seen the
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picture naked thrump. You can you give me the pictures?
Can I see them myself? But of course I give
you a bousheva, We give you the everybody know. I mean,
it's insane and it's kind of ironic. Maxie Waters listen
to what she said. Um, Congressman Waters, your reactions Trump
being back on Twitter. Well, I'm terribly deserved about it
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because I know that he's going to try and use
it to continue to organize his constituency, and it also
gives him an opportunity to try and make people believe
why you should be president of the United States. So
he's going to politicize it. He's going to use it,
and all of those domestic Cherrists that he's leading will
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have a voice. And I'm very disturbed about it. Well,
I already have a voice because he already has his
own media company and he's staying on truth Social and
there are plenty of other media outlets. And shockingly, nobody
has to participate on Twitter. Nobody has to listen to
somebody if they don't want to. Can't force you to
listen to this radio show. I wish I could, but
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I can't. I can't force you to watch Hannity on TV.
I wish I could, I can't. I have to do
a good show and hopefully, you know, if you build
a people will come. This is the same lady you
want to talk about, you know, calls for violence. Isn't
that the same one that said to getting people's faces.
People are gonna turn on them. They're gonna protest it.
They're gonna absolutely harass them until they decide that they're
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gonna tell the president no, I can't hang with him.
The line of resident saying that I had threatened all
this constituents. I did not threaten this constituents. To supporters,
I do that all the time, but I didn't do
it that time. And with this kind of inspiration, I
will go and take Trump out to night. You have
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members of your cabinet that have been vowed out of restaurants.
Is saying about the house. He's saying the things less sleep.
And if you see anybody anybody that cabinet in a restaurant,
in a department store, at a casoline station, you get
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out and you try a crime, and you just back
on them. Welcome anymore anywhere, and not welcome anymore anywhere.
Very friendly, non threatening at all. Whatso up? It sounds
very calm, very sorry. You should all learn from her.
PE's a love. H Let's say hi to John and Houston. John,
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you're on the Sean Hannity Show. Glad you called, sir,
Thanks for having Sean. What's going on? UM? I just
had a quick question, and I think this would be
something maybe before down Alan Durston versus somebody that our
constitution replies with three separate but equal branches of government,
the executive, judicial, and legislator, and the purposes for checks
and balances. And if two of those, um, like the
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executive in the legislative branch, conspire basically to stack the
Supreme Court in order to rubber stamp with their agenda,
I believe that is unconstitutional. Now how this would all
work out, they're just a don't know, but I think
this is an important question to answer. I'm not sure
that you could stop it, to be honest, it's actually
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happened historically, but it should be stopped this Look look, look,
look at what happened. Just what two days after the election,
Chuck Schumer comes out and states that he wants widespread
amnesty for all illegal immigrants. He wasn't running on that platform,
neither was any other Democrat. And Democrats, you know, spent
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most of their time hiding. They always hide their true
intentions and and you know, so far at times they're
successful with this. You know, my problem is Republicans, I
don't think have fully embraced the reality, the truth that
elections in this country have changed, the system of electing
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people have changed. Democrats have embraced you know, early voting,
mail in voting. Republicans have not. And you know, when
you start out, like in the case say doctor in Pennsylvania,
you know, down seven hundred or six hundred thousand plus
votes before you even debate a week before the election.
That is an unbelievable amount of ground to make up,
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and you need heavy day of voting turnout. Now, That's
why I think things are really hard for people to
understand here Republicans winning the popular vote. They never win
the popular vote. I don't know what impact redistricting had
on this election. There's still a lot of unanswered questions.
I hate to use the word autopsy, but you know,
I keep doing a deeper and deeper dive into what
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actually happened and who voted and who voted where you know,
for example, we're seeing that a lot of young people voted.
I would argue that the whole scheme, Joe Biden knows
that it's unconstitutionally can't bypass Congress and through executive FIAT
have a student loan forgiveness program, but it's certainly got
a lot of people that want free stuff excited and
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wanting to go out and vote for them. Is Hey,
I'd love to get my loan paid off for nothing too.
So if there are a lot of young people, I
don't I think Republicans underestimated the impact of the Dabb's
decision in this election. That two needs to be examined.
You know, I look at Mastriano in Pennsylvania, and he
lost by fourteen He lost by more points than any
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other gubernatorial Well, let's put it this way. His opponent, Shapiro,
who will be the new governor in Pennsylvania, ended up
getting more a greater percentage of the vote than any
non incumbent gubernatorial candidates since the nineteen forties in Pennsylvania.
I would argue that as a direct result of Mastriano's
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no exceptions to abortion position. I'm not talking about the
moral aspects of this. I'm giving you the political realities
of it. It's a it's a bloop to Purple state.
It is what it is. And I think that that
position absolutely hurt him. And you know, wh laws did
successfully get split tickets with double digits. It's not you know,
it's hard to overcome a fourteen point deficit with the
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top of the ticket. So I think I think all
of this needs to be examined, and I think Republicans
need to really, you know, put their head together and
figure out how is it that they can you know, look,
let me put it this. Remember remember during COVID, it
was Oz himself that kept saying, you fight with the
army you have, not the one you wish you had.
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We had no treatments in the beginning. I'm talking about
the alpha strain of variant of COVID, the first strain,
and at that point we had nothing. And then you
have the the foremost expert on hydroxychloricual and saying the
risk is nil. An exact quote in a letter sent
in April of twenty twenty to the White House and
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Donald trump. The risk is nil, but if you dare
talk about it, you were condemned. As you know, you know,
somebody practicing is of without a license. And if the
risk is nil, why not take it take advantage of it. Now,
subsequent studies did show that taken early, it mitigated some
of the effects of COVID. It wasn't a be all
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to end all, but that's what the study showed, you know,
starting with a Henry Ford Hospital study. So you know,
the system we now have with voting is the system
we have. It's not going to change by twenty twenty four.
Maybe in some states it will, but it's not going
to So if one other thing though, where it comes
to mail in ballots, you should be guaranteed to you
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that you will vote. There's nothing that would stop somebody
with mail in ballots. Me, for example, I could take
my wife and daughter's votes and say you vote the
way I tell you to or you can have trouble,
and they of course going to vote the way they
I tell them to vote. So if you don't guarantee, well,
you have more control over your family than I am
over mind because my kids, my kids didn't even let
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me consult with where they went to college for crying
out loud. You know that it does happened though that
you know that somebody gets a mail in ballot and
they're forced to fill it out the way somebody else
wants them to intimidation, bribery. Here in Texas, you can't
even have your phone on in the voting booth because
you could be filming your vote. I mean, this has
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you know, somebody should follow a lawsuit all with the
Supreme Court on this case, because oh, one year in ballots.
One year, I took a picture of my ballot after
I filled it out, and I think we put it
out on social media and there were a bunch of
people that wanted to arrest me. I thank goodness Beyonce
did the same thing. So they're gonna go after me
that to go after Beyonce. So I think Beyonce saved me.
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I owe her a big debt of gratitude. She's more
popular than I am. Yeah, but you find one person
who will follow lawsuits saying that their vote was basically
taken away. I think you could throw out mail in
ballots as being a legitimate way to vote after twenty twenty,
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now one was it after the two thousand election, he
had the Baker Carter Commission and they were the ones
that said mail on balloting will lend itself to corruption.
But you know, but but put it, but put an
asterisk next to it. You can do it the right way,
and that is with voter ID etc. Signature verification. I
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think Florida probably does it the best. Seven and a
half million votes counted in less than five hours, and
nobody questions the integrity of it anyway, John, I gotta
roll man, thanks for appreciate you being one of us
eight hundred and nine four one Sean, if you want
to be a part of the program, and there's no
reason why everybody hearing my voice right now is not
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All right, let's get back to our busy phones. Let's
say hi to Lamonta and North Carolina. Lamont Hi, how
are you glad you called? Hey? How are you doing? Yeah?
With the laptome from health thing? If that thing has
been going on since Biden has been vice president and
now he is president. Don't you think Obama might have
something to do with that, because ever since the Republican
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Party has had some bit of uprising, he's been totally
mia or barely seen. Ever since this whole situation, even
when they had people living right there on his doorsteps,
he never was around or said anything until that one
time or a few times when it was the election
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time for the primary. So you think that somehow Obama
is tied into the Hunter Biden laptome. It could be.
I mean, you know, no, one never knows. I mean,
you know, he's got to be knowing something if he was,
you know, I just have not. I've not seen any
evidence of that. I'm not at all. If anything, you
want to know my because I think I think Obama,
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you know, said it best when he said, never under
restroomate Joe's ability to f things up. I mean, I
don't get the impression that the Obama's are particularly fond
of Joe Biden. Now he did go out on the
campaign trail for him, I think he was forced into it,
pressured into it. He went hardcore fear tactics. You know,
Republicans are going to take away Grandma and Social Security
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and Medicare and veterans benefits and everything in between. But
I don't get the impression at all that he has
any interest in politics or Michelle Obama for that matter. Okay,
you know, I was just, you know, just curious, because
you know, you never know these days. Sometimes you got
to expect them expected. No, I think it's I hear
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where you're coming from. Does Obama have a bigger role
in the Biden administration than any of us know? I
have no idea, I have no means of being able
to determine that. Anyway, my friend, appreciate the call. Eight
hundred and nine four one Seawan our number if you
want to be a part of the program as we
roll along.
Our two Sean Hannity Show eight hundred and nine for
one sewn on number. Simple man Leonard skinnerd that can
only meet one thing on this show All things self
proclaimed simple man Bill o'reiley All Things o'reiley, Bill o'reiley
dot com. Mister o'reiley, sir, Happy Thanksgiving? So what does
a simple man Bill o'reiley do for Thanksgiving? I'm I'm
guessing that you don't do the cooking. Well, that's true.
(00:41):
I'm irish. Who I usually brood? I got my brooding
time down, um about a half an hour. By the way,
it sounds like you got a cold. Yeah, I got
a little cold. You don't falling apart Hannity crypto stuff.
Wait a minute, I got a I got a question.
Did did you do a COVID test or what? No,
I don't have COVID. I'd a legal thing. How do
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you know you don't know have COVID if you don't
take a test. I got fifteen people in here sticking
things in mouse. I mean no, I'm all right. You're
gonna be all right, all right, as long as you're okay,
mister O'Riley. Otherwise I send a medical swat team in
to save you and prevent you from getting sicker. Now
you have, you have one too. They race around all
over the place, kind of do in a weird way.
(01:25):
I'm one of these guys that like has medicines for everything.
I've saved him over the years. My son broke his
leg when he was eight. I think I still have
the medicine from back then. I'm a lunatic. I'm like
a mini survivalist, if you will, no, huh, well, you know,
um prepper, I'm gonna get I like Thanksgiving because of
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the tradition of the same thing with Christmas Day, um,
and we do the same things. And you know, this
year is a lot of anger in the air, and
I'm killing people on bill O'Reilly dot com trying to
suspend that for a couple of days, you know, trying
just to put it as by a right. So wait
a minute, So how do you advise people. They're sitting
across from Uncle so and so Uncle Joe and Aunt Samantha,
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and they're big, huge liberals, you know, and then politics
is likely you're gonna come up at some point and
they start talking about well, defunding the police and no
bail laws, and they want open borders, and they don't
want any domestic energy production, and they think Joe Biden's
doing a great job and has his wits about them.
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What do you advise people to do in those moments
when you're with those family members that you know you're
gonna disagree with and then you know, I mean, do
you throw turkey legs or not? Well, that would never
happen or has never happened in my house because Holly
the para dog would bite those people. You're gonna stick
the dog on them and say bite them. But you
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know I I nobody does that in my presence. Nobody's
ever done it. You and I debate politics all the time.
We do it for a living, we do it professional
settings and all that. But I gotta tell you there's
very few people that come up there and go, hey,
you're a pinet because you think Biden is not doing
a great job and he's a good guy. Never happens,
And my invitees for Thanksgiving, I can't imagine I just
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I can't imagine it ever happening. So you're basically saying
you don't have any liberal genes in your family. No,
they're intimidated by me you have this into well, well
I can understand that. Yeah. I mean, they don't want
a six foot four guy who has a spoonful of gravy.
They don't want to anger that person. You know what
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I mean, spoonful of gravy. It's gonna be a gravy fight.
My advice is to try and get along, although come on,
it doesn't matter. And that's what I would say if
it ever happened, which it won't, but I say, I say, hey,
come on, it's just Thanksgiving. It doesn't matter. We'll sort
all this out next week, so let's have a good time.
I think that's good advice everybody. I think, simple man
(04:01):
good advice. Get along, have peace in the home, and
maybe not talk a lot about politics. Although I think people,
you know, all right, we just came off an election.
They get sick and tired of it. So where are
you now. I'm looking at something that I call accelerated migration,
and it's going to be a problem for any Republican
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that runs for president. And that is you know this.
I know this. People are leaving states like New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and we know
where they're going. They're going to the Carolinas, Tennessee, Texas,
and big numbers going to Florida. I mean eight hundred
new residents a day. That's a lot of people. Bill
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O'Reilly and so red states like those are getting redder.
But now we get running into a math problem because
the people that are leaving tend to be more conservative,
and they're running away from shutdowns, and they want their
kids to have in person learning. They're tired of high
taxes and burden some regulation, and this winter they'll be
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they'll be have sticker shock when they finally get their
heating bills so and there, and then you have this
convergence with the baby boomers retiring, and now we have,
you know, large numbers of people saying they've had it
and they're leaving. And that means it's going to be
harder for any Republican to get to the magic number
two seventy in terms of electoral votes? Am I wrong
(05:26):
right now? As it stands, You're correct, But things change.
People are gonna move back to these states. No, they're
gonna move, But some people who remain in the blue
states are gonna give it up. Now, let me tell
you about something that no one's I don't think touched
upon but me. And I'm glad I'm talking to you
because you're getting this first before I go on my
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TV thing tonight. You know, Bill O'Reilly dot com, why
don't you just pat yourself a little few more times
on the back. Go ahead. If you heard this, then
I'm wrong. I didn't see it. But this Garland announcement
last Friday of the Special Obsecutor to look into January
six and Trump was a ferocious mistake. It because it
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brings in the FBI to January sixth, and as we know,
as The New York Times has reported, there were at
least eight FBI undercoverers in DC that day accompany him,
the Proud Boys and other nuts into the Capitol. Any
investigation into what Trump did has to go into what
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the FBI did, and that can blow the whole Justice
Department up. Now, I don't I think Mark Garlands smart
enough to understand the fuse he has lighted it. But
it's even worse because and I've reported on this, and
I don't think anyone else has. I think you're hearing
this for the first time, Bill O'Reilly, But I will
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tell you that we know of now there was a massive,
massive intelligence mishap. They had intelligence for weeks. Is our
understanding that, in fact, people were going to the event
on January sixth with the intention of causing trouble like this,
and that they never acted on it, they didn't prepare
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for it. There you go. So that has got to
come out in this Jack Smith investigation. But it could
be more than that, because there's got to be a
reason why the Bureau didn't alert Pelosi Bowser, the mayor
of DC, the White House. The White House knew, and
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it's documented that Trump had tentagon discussions about bringing in
the National Guards. What Garland did on Friday is almost
self destructive. He's going to blow up his whole department
with this investigation. And again I don't think he's smart
enough to understand the unintended consequences here. And this is
what I mean might change. I think the American economy
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is going to get worse in the next two years,
and that people are going to be do you think
they're angry now? Back now they start to lose jobs
and things like that. Whoa, And then you've got these
dueling corruption investigations because the more heat that Smith and
Merrick Garland put on Trump, the more heat the House
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Republicans are going to put on Joe Biden and Hunter.
It's going to be escalating, dueling investigations, and so you're
going to have a country almost in chaos by the
time two twenty three roles or ends and the real
presidential campaign begins. So that's what I mean. I don't
think this country now is the way it's going to
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be fifteen months from now. What's fascinating is all that
the media is ignoring now they have Remember the establishment
media denied that the laptop was real, and then there
was an effort social media banned people from sharing it
in the weeks leading up to the twenty twenty presidential election.
Then you had the fifty one you know, former intelligence
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people without any researchers. Ridiculous, It was ridiculous. Sorry, but
by the way, it did have an impact on the race.
There's no doubt about it. Now they're claiming, like political
for example, there's no evidence that Joe is that has
emerged that his decisions were impacted by his son's business.
Here's the problem. Joe Biden repeatedly set on tape that
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I've never once spoken to my son about his foreign
business dealings bill. We have photos, we have fourteen meetings,
at least we've identified whatever they have. Right. The House
committee that's going to be investigating this is going to
be all over the place, okay, and it's got to
wind up in Merrick Garland's lap along with the chaos
(09:46):
on the Trump investigation. This Garland, I'm telling you, I
don't think he's smart enough to understand any of this.
And he's sitting there and he's gonna I'm gonna predict
on the Sean Hannity radio program that this Justice Department's
going to fall apart because none of these things are
going to come out the way the Democrats and the
media want them to come out. They've lost control of it.
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You know, today is the ninety first anniversary of the
release of the movie Frankenstein. Did you know that? I
did not know that fact successful fact monster movie ever made. Well,
Doctor Frankenstein lost control of that monster, and we all
saw what happened, all right. So this special prosecutor was
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overturned by the United States Supreme Court. Now that involved
the case of the former governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
You might recall that, okay, um, And secondly, this guy's
tied to the lowest learner IRS targeting of conservative scandal.
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I did not know that. Okay, I'll send you a Really,
it doesn't really matter anymore because the league are going
to be so unbelievable. See, neither Trump nor Biden is
going to get the presumption of innocence, which is a shame,
but that's the truth. So the people a Trump, he's guilty.
People a Biden, he's guilty, and both the Justice Department,
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because you know there are people inside this investigational link
thinks like crazy, and the House Republicans every night they're
gonna be on your show going, hey look at that.
So it's gonna just blow up in the country. This
doesn't help the country, by the way, none of this does.
But I want to know the truth, and I think
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most Americans do as well. I think that this now
is going to result in I think a look, say
tit for tat if you will. But okay, if this
is if this is the game the Democrats are going
to play, Republicans really have no choice to put to
play it now. They're also they have handcuffs on. Because
while they have a majority in the House and the
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Senate is let's say it's fifty fifty of herschel wins,
or it's fifty one forty nine, whatever it turns out
to be, they still will have control of the Senate
and control of the White House. But the House now
has two very big powers that cannot be underestimated. The
power of the purse and the power to subpoena. And
I'll add thirdly, the power to set the agenda. So
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Joe Biden saying, I mean, look, you've got the Biden
family syndicate. You cannot ignore the quid pro quo with
Ukraine and the firing of the prosecutor, and withholding a
billion dollars he can't. You cannot ignore the former first
Lady of Moscow, one hundred million invested in Hunter's real
estate ventures, three and a half million in cash over
the Hunter and a business associates, and China too. None
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of that matters. Sure it's up, Billy. Oh no, no,
it doesn't matter. Here's what matters. Let me tell you
why it matters. Okay, wait, wait, let me say the
only thing that matters for the American public here I
mean the massive American public. Is it the vice president
Joe Biden took money from Hunter? They answered, according to
Hunter's laptop is yes. If that's demonstrably true and the
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public can see it, then the two thousand and twenty
four presidential election goes to the Republican nominee. All Right,
quick break born with simple man, Bill O'Reilly all things
O'Reilly bill, O'Reilly dot com. Right, Bill O'Reilly is with
us all things O'Reilly bill, O'Reilly dot com. Okay, So
the evidence so far is the following. You have one
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witness that sat in the meeting. That's Tony bob Olynsky.
They had shared bank accounts. That's number two. Hunter, in
his own words, complaining that he has to pay half
his salary goes to Pops. Third, he complains bitterly about
having to give pay for the repairs at his house.
Tony bob Olynsky also says, Yep, he sat in the meeting.
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They talked about foreign business dealings, something he denied repeatedly,
and that he was the big guy that Hunter's talking
about leaving a percentage of money is for and they
shared a bank account, Bill, what else do you need.
All of that has to be put on the record
under oath by the committee. And this is what I'm
telling you the American people, even though the media will
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try to diminish it Allah Politico, Okay, it won't work.
And so and here's the big one. If Hunter Biden
did give money to his father, his father did not
declare that on his tax return. King Ding Nick Naing Ding. Okay,
that's a felony. That's a felony. Okay. That's why people
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like you and me have two accounting firms and a
law firm. Well, for my taxes before I sign it,
my accountant swift, he knows you know what. You know
what they say whenever there's an ambiguity, Well, you really
are entitled to this, I'm like, pay it, pay it? Well,
all right? Miss? Why this is? This is gonna be
one explosive year coming up here. Now, I'm gonna be
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frying my turkey, as I do every year. Would you
like me to bring some over to your house? Or
would you like me to fry a turkey and bring
it over to the O'Reilly resident. We got the traditional turkey,
but I think everybody at the O'Reilly house would be
happy to see you walk in. No, but you've never
had a fried turkey? Oh well absolutely, uh you know
you licee it up for us. Not too many of
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us come on over and that would be great, but
I want you to be dressed as a pilgrim. You no, thanks,
that's a deal breaker, all right, Bill, O'Reilly Happy Thanksgiving,
Thanks for having all things O'Riley, Bill O'Reilly dot com
twenty five to the top of the hour, Thanks for
being one of us. We'll get to your calls here
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in a second. There is an absolute freak out meltdown
every single day because Elon Musk is now in control
of Twitter. I mean he paid a pretty penny port
for it. Would he pay forty four million dollars for
this thing? Million or billion? I don't even billion with
a bee and whatever if some has tronomical sum and
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journalists are outraged that he reinstated President Trump's account. The
Russians have spoken, these people cannot get over there, their
Trump obsession and hate. It's just it's hilarious, um, but
it's it's everybody in the mob and the media. For
a brief forty eight hours, CBS took down all of
(16:25):
all of their stuff. They stopped participating with Twitter, and
you know, by the way, you also reinstated Jordan Peterson,
Cathy Griffith and the Babylon be on Twitter. I mean,
he's putting a lot of controversial people on. Alex Jones
was not let on. I'm not as sure exactly what
the what the reasoning is. I'm not following it that closer.
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I just don't care. You know, the thing that nobody
ever talks about is you don't have to go on Twitter.
I can't get on my own Twitter account. I can't
do it. I don't have the passcode, Linda, Do I
have the passcode to get on Twitter? It's called a password,
pass word whatever you and no, you don't have it.
Do I have it to get on Facebook? You do
not know? And when I want something tweeted, it has
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to go through either you, Blair or Krista. That's correct,
and nobody else that I know has access to it.
That is correct. Okay, so now there are things that
I tweet out, but I mean it's like raising you
have to track these people down at three in the morning.
When I want to tweet, Yeah, when you send me
like a three hundred word tweeked Yeah, you know, and
I'm like, well, long, it's a little more dissertation. Isham
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Adam Schiff has had to melt down listen to him.
I want to begin with the news overnight that Donald
Trump has been reinstated by Elon Musk on Twitter. Watching
the January sixth Committee hearings, Trump's tweets were a big
part of the story, to be told. What do you
think of him being back on Twitter. I think it's
a terrible mistake. And you're absolutely right. As we showed
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in the January sixth hearings, the President use that platform
to incite that attack on the Capitol. His comments about
the vice president, his own vice president, put Mike Pence's
life in danger. He showed no remorse about that. He
continues to lie about his actions on that day. Okay,
this is the guy that lied for three years about
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the Russia hoax, and this is the only guy caught
on tape colluding with people that he believes of Russian
that have all these compromising Matt Theadels on Donald Trump,
h what is the nature of the compromise. Pictures of
naked Trump? Naked Trump? Has Vladimir seen them? But the
course Vladimir see naked thrump. Yeah, so he seen the
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picture naked thrump. You can you give me the pictures?
Can I see them myself? But of course I give
you a bousheva, We give you the everybody know. I mean,
it's insane and it's kind of ironic. Maxie Waters listen
to what she said. Um, Congressman Waters, your reactions Trump
being back on Twitter. Well, I'm terribly deserved about it
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because I know that he's going to try and use
it to continue to organize his constituency, and it also
gives him an opportunity to try and make people believe
why you should be president of the United States. So
he's going to politicize it. He's going to use it,
and all of those domestic Cherrists that he's leading will
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have a voice. And I'm very disturbed about it. Well,
I already have a voice because he already has his
own media company and he's staying on truth Social and
there are plenty of other media outlets. And shockingly, nobody
has to participate on Twitter. Nobody has to listen to
somebody if they don't want to. Can't force you to
listen to this radio show. I wish I could, but
(19:43):
I can't. I can't force you to watch Hannity on TV.
I wish I could, I can't. I have to do
a good show and hopefully, you know, if you build
a people will come. This is the same lady you
want to talk about, you know, calls for violence. Isn't
that the same one that said to getting people's faces.
People are gonna turn on them. They're gonna protest it.
They're gonna absolutely harass them until they decide that they're
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gonna tell the president no, I can't hang with him.
The line of resident saying that I had threatened all
this constituents. I did not threaten this constituents. To supporters,
I do that all the time, but I didn't do
it that time. And with this kind of inspiration, I
will go and take Trump out to night. You have
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members of your cabinet that have been vowed out of restaurants.
Is saying about the house. He's saying the things less sleep.
And if you see anybody anybody that cabinet in a restaurant,
in a department store, at a casoline station, you get
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out and you try a crime, and you just back
on them. Welcome anymore anywhere, and not welcome anymore anywhere.
Very friendly, non threatening at all. Whatso up? It sounds
very calm, very sorry. You should all learn from her.
PE's a love. H Let's say hi to John and Houston. John,
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you're on the Sean Hannity Show. Glad you called, sir,
Thanks for having Sean. What's going on? UM? I just
had a quick question, and I think this would be
something maybe before down Alan Durston versus somebody that our
constitution replies with three separate but equal branches of government,
the executive, judicial, and legislator, and the purposes for checks
and balances. And if two of those, um, like the
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executive in the legislative branch, conspire basically to stack the
Supreme Court in order to rubber stamp with their agenda,
I believe that is unconstitutional. Now how this would all
work out, they're just a don't know, but I think
this is an important question to answer. I'm not sure
that you could stop it, to be honest, it's actually
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happened historically, but it should be stopped this Look look, look,
look at what happened. Just what two days after the election,
Chuck Schumer comes out and states that he wants widespread
amnesty for all illegal immigrants. He wasn't running on that platform,
neither was any other Democrat. And Democrats, you know, spent
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most of their time hiding. They always hide their true
intentions and and you know, so far at times they're
successful with this. You know, my problem is Republicans, I
don't think have fully embraced the reality, the truth that
elections in this country have changed, the system of electing
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people have changed. Democrats have embraced you know, early voting,
mail in voting. Republicans have not. And you know, when
you start out, like in the case say doctor in Pennsylvania,
you know, down seven hundred or six hundred thousand plus
votes before you even debate a week before the election.
That is an unbelievable amount of ground to make up,
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and you need heavy day of voting turnout. Now, That's
why I think things are really hard for people to
understand here Republicans winning the popular vote. They never win
the popular vote. I don't know what impact redistricting had
on this election. There's still a lot of unanswered questions.
I hate to use the word autopsy, but you know,
I keep doing a deeper and deeper dive into what
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actually happened and who voted and who voted where you know,
for example, we're seeing that a lot of young people voted.
I would argue that the whole scheme, Joe Biden knows
that it's unconstitutionally can't bypass Congress and through executive FIAT
have a student loan forgiveness program, but it's certainly got
a lot of people that want free stuff excited and
(23:58):
wanting to go out and vote for them. Is Hey,
I'd love to get my loan paid off for nothing too.
So if there are a lot of young people, I
don't I think Republicans underestimated the impact of the Dabb's
decision in this election. That two needs to be examined.
You know, I look at Mastriano in Pennsylvania, and he
lost by fourteen He lost by more points than any
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other gubernatorial Well, let's put it this way. His opponent, Shapiro,
who will be the new governor in Pennsylvania, ended up
getting more a greater percentage of the vote than any
non incumbent gubernatorial candidates since the nineteen forties in Pennsylvania.
I would argue that as a direct result of Mastriano's
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no exceptions to abortion position. I'm not talking about the
moral aspects of this. I'm giving you the political realities
of it. It's a it's a bloop to Purple state.
It is what it is. And I think that that
position absolutely hurt him. And you know, wh laws did
successfully get split tickets with double digits. It's not you know,
it's hard to overcome a fourteen point deficit with the
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top of the ticket. So I think I think all
of this needs to be examined, and I think Republicans
need to really, you know, put their head together and
figure out how is it that they can you know, look,
let me put it this. Remember remember during COVID, it
was Oz himself that kept saying, you fight with the
army you have, not the one you wish you had.
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We had no treatments in the beginning. I'm talking about
the alpha strain of variant of COVID, the first strain,
and at that point we had nothing. And then you
have the the foremost expert on hydroxychloricual and saying the
risk is nil. An exact quote in a letter sent
in April of twenty twenty to the White House and
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Donald trump. The risk is nil, but if you dare
talk about it, you were condemned. As you know, you know,
somebody practicing is of without a license. And if the
risk is nil, why not take it take advantage of it. Now,
subsequent studies did show that taken early, it mitigated some
of the effects of COVID. It wasn't a be all
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to end all, but that's what the study showed, you know,
starting with a Henry Ford Hospital study. So you know,
the system we now have with voting is the system
we have. It's not going to change by twenty twenty four.
Maybe in some states it will, but it's not going
to So if one other thing though, where it comes
to mail in ballots, you should be guaranteed to you
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that you will vote. There's nothing that would stop somebody
with mail in ballots. Me, for example, I could take
my wife and daughter's votes and say you vote the
way I tell you to or you can have trouble,
and they of course going to vote the way they
I tell them to vote. So if you don't guarantee, well,
you have more control over your family than I am
over mind because my kids, my kids didn't even let
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me consult with where they went to college for crying
out loud. You know that it does happened though that
you know that somebody gets a mail in ballot and
they're forced to fill it out the way somebody else
wants them to intimidation, bribery. Here in Texas, you can't
even have your phone on in the voting booth because
you could be filming your vote. I mean, this has
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you know, somebody should follow a lawsuit all with the
Supreme Court on this case, because oh, one year in ballots.
One year, I took a picture of my ballot after
I filled it out, and I think we put it
out on social media and there were a bunch of
people that wanted to arrest me. I thank goodness Beyonce
did the same thing. So they're gonna go after me
that to go after Beyonce. So I think Beyonce saved me.
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I owe her a big debt of gratitude. She's more
popular than I am. Yeah, but you find one person
who will follow lawsuits saying that their vote was basically
taken away. I think you could throw out mail in
ballots as being a legitimate way to vote after twenty twenty,
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now one was it after the two thousand election, he
had the Baker Carter Commission and they were the ones
that said mail on balloting will lend itself to corruption.
But you know, but but put it, but put an
asterisk next to it. You can do it the right way,
and that is with voter ID etc. Signature verification. I
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think Florida probably does it the best. Seven and a
half million votes counted in less than five hours, and
nobody questions the integrity of it anyway, John, I gotta
roll man, thanks for appreciate you being one of us
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All right, let's get back to our busy phones. Let's
say hi to Lamonta and North Carolina. Lamont Hi, how
are you glad you called? Hey? How are you doing? Yeah?
With the laptome from health thing? If that thing has
been going on since Biden has been vice president and
now he is president. Don't you think Obama might have
something to do with that, because ever since the Republican
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Party has had some bit of uprising, he's been totally
mia or barely seen. Ever since this whole situation, even
when they had people living right there on his doorsteps,
he never was around or said anything until that one
time or a few times when it was the election
(30:53):
time for the primary. So you think that somehow Obama
is tied into the Hunter Biden laptome. It could be.
I mean, you know, no, one never knows. I mean,
you know, he's got to be knowing something if he was,
you know, I just have not. I've not seen any
evidence of that. I'm not at all. If anything, you
want to know my because I think I think Obama,
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you know, said it best when he said, never under
restroomate Joe's ability to f things up. I mean, I
don't get the impression that the Obama's are particularly fond
of Joe Biden. Now he did go out on the
campaign trail for him, I think he was forced into it,
pressured into it. He went hardcore fear tactics. You know,
Republicans are going to take away Grandma and Social Security
(31:36):
and Medicare and veterans benefits and everything in between. But
I don't get the impression at all that he has
any interest in politics or Michelle Obama for that matter. Okay,
you know, I was just, you know, just curious, because
you know, you never know these days. Sometimes you got
to expect them expected. No, I think it's I hear
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where you're coming from. Does Obama have a bigger role
in the Biden administration than any of us know? I
have no idea, I have no means of being able
to determine that. Anyway, my friend, appreciate the call. Eight
hundred and nine four one Seawan our number if you
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